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Podcast Day: South African podcasts to add to your listening list

Looking for something new to listen to? Podcast Day is the perfect opportunity to discover some of South Africa’s homegrown podcasts, from candid conversations and lifestyle discussions to comedy, culture and personal growth.

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South Africa’s podcasting scene continues to offer a wide range of voices and formats. From celebrity interviews and relationship conversations to discussions about everyday life, there is something for almost every listener.

Here are some South African podcasts to add to your listening list.

Podcast and Chill with MacG

If you enjoy celebrity interviews, entertainment and unfiltered conversations, Podcast and Chill with MacG is one to add to your rotation.

Hosted by Macgyver ‘MacG’ Mukwevho, the podcast combines humour, interviews and conversations around pop culture and current topics. The show has built a substantial following since launching in 2019.

After School Is After School With Sis G.U

Hosted by content creator Gugulethu Nyatsumba, After School Is After School With Sis G.U focuses on life, personal growth, relationships and navigating adulthood.

The podcast creates a space for open conversations about the challenges of growing up, relationships, faith, family and becoming a better version of yourself.

Its relatable approach has made it a popular choice for listeners navigating life after school and into adulthood.

 

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Because We Said So

For listeners who enjoy lifestyle conversations and relatable girl talk, Because We Said So is worth checking out.

Hosted by Zama Marubelela and Landzy Gama, the podcast explores girlhood, relationships, friendships and everyday experiences with a candid and humorous approach.

It is a good choice for anyone looking for something light, conversational and easy to listen to.

Sibling Thrivalry

If sibling banter and family dynamics are your thing, Sibling Thrivalry is one to add to your listening list.

Hosted by siblings Talitha Ndima and Zuko Ndima, the podcast explores the unique dynamics of sibling relationships through candid conversations, playful disagreements and personal stories.

From funny family moments to different perspectives on life, Sibling Thrivalry gives listeners an entertaining look at what it is like to navigate life alongside your sibling.

For business and money conversations

If your interests lean towards business, careers and personal finance, there are also several South African podcasts covering everything from entrepreneurship and financial wellness to career development.

These podcasts can be particularly useful for listeners looking to learn more about money, work and navigating the professional world.

For conversations about growth and wellness

South African podcasting also offers plenty for listeners interested in self-development and wellness.

From conversations about mental well-being and relationships to self-care and personal growth, these shows provide an opportunity to hear different perspectives on some of life’s everyday challenges.

Find your next favourite podcast

From celebrity interviews and comedy to sibling banter, wellness and conversations about everyday life, South African podcasts offer something for different moods and interests.

Also see: Is radio dead because of podcasts? Audio media’s evolution in digital age 

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