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Sludge Underground PodcastEpisode 226: Hello 2022New year, same Sludge.We’re back for the second half of our media discussion with Itheku Connect & Unfiltered with Oscar Msomi. If we’re sounding stretched, it’s because we are still in yesteryear but today, we speak to 2022. Meagan continues her chat with the fam - Nasiphi, Marcel, Zama & Oscar.After learning about their approach to creation & curation, we get a deeper sense of their values & philosophies as storytellers & archivists.This episode is part two of two, here’s part one:https://www.sludgeunderground.com/1908486/9814474Z...2022-01-121h 06
Sludge Underground PodcastEpisode 225: Goodbye 2021After an epoch in the apocalypse, we, the creative creatures of the underground, deserve a moment to celebrate & reflect. We have survived, thrived & writhed our way through another confusing year - so let’s talk about it. Meagan is joined by Sludge members, Nasiphi & Marcel, as well as Itheku Connect’s very own, Zama Khumalo, & the Unfiltered king himself - Oscar Msomi. The group gather to collect their thoughts & share some strategies with the hope of reaching a sense of clarity & solidarity in the world of Content. This episode is part one of two, so until next time - it’s...2021-12-291h 10
Sludge Underground PodcastHow Melanie ‘Hypress’ Ramjee Brought Dead Prez, The Roots And Talib Kweli To South AfricaEP217: Having managed PR for international campaigns for Migos, John Legend, Kendrick Lamar & Kim Kardashian to name a few, Melanie Ramjee is undoubtedly South Africa's best Publicist, so in this episode Zama Khumalo of Ithekuconnect & Nasiphi Zwane tap into the mind of 'Hypress' herself, who touches on how her & some mates managed to bring the likes of Dead Prez, The Roots & Talib Kweli to South Africa in the early 2000s, how she became the Director of Tutone Communications, her involvement in Cotton Fest, the role she played in Black Coffee filling up the dome, her role as ambassador & Deputy...2021-11-0253 min
Sludge Underground PodcastZoë Modiga: Fueled by Being Seen, an Artist’s JourneyEpisode 185: Zama Khumalo of Ithekuconnect & Nasiphi Zwane are breaking bread with multi-award winning independent artist, Zoë Modiga, who takes them on her journey from being a young girl eMbali in PMB to reaching new heights in the city of gold, Johannesburg.Zoë Modigahttps://www.zoemodiga.comZama Khumalo/Ithekuconnecthttps://www.instagram.com/ithekuconnecthttps://www.instagram.com/makhumzyhttps://www.twitter.com/ms_vivaci0usNasiphi Zwanehttps://linktr.ee/zwane031Sludge Undergroundhttps://www.sludgeunderground.comEdit/Mix/Master: Nasiphi Zw...2021-03-161h 15
Sludge Underground PodcastEpisode 156: WOMANITY [Roundtable Discussion]In this episode, Sludge Underground seeks to understand and celebrate the nuances of Womanity with the help of seven, lovingly selected, panel members from across the hemispheres. How do multi-creatives function in an ever-changing industry? What impact has the pandemic had on creativity? How can professional environments become a safer space for all genders? How can women support each other more effectively? How does the culture react to diverse forms of gender expression? How can we dismantle the industry gatekeepers? Together, we move the needle forward.Bad Milkwww.instagram.com/imbadmilk.drinkit www.twitter.com...2020-10-051h 28