The Radio Workshop:
Giving Young People a Voice

Dave Koz

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Christian Scott

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South Africa’s past has led to an abundance of diverse cultures and traditions. The Radio Workshop is celebrating Heritage Day, 24 September 2011. We’ll be journeying to the past with two young girls who share what their heritage means to them. Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, both high school learners in Grahamstown find new meanings in their cultures and traditions.

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Radio Workshop: Celebrating your heritage by childrensradiofoundation

The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, as well as the tour guides at Albany Museum for sharing their stories with us.

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A beat, a harmony, a melody… everyone dances to their own tune.  The Children’s Radio Foundation spoke to three musicians about how they fell in love with music.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Pretty Yende, Achmat Sabera and Anele Mhlahlo for taking part in today’s show.

Achmat Sabera

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They all have different styles and themes but for three young writers, there’s something exciting happening with their words. The Radio Workshop spoke to them about their writing journey, the satisfaction of creativity and sharing it with everyone else.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Toni Stuart, Alex De Oliveira and Kyle Khan for contributing to the show.

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Imam Rashied Omar

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Stuck in the history books or relevant today? The Radio Workshop talks to a youth leader of 1976 about the student riots that swept through the country. We also meet some young people who build on that legacy, though this time their struggles are different.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Imam Rashied Omar, the National Youth Development Agency, and the cast of Bash or be Bashed.

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Mathew Moolman

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We sing along to their music, take refuge in their lyrics and let their rhythms move us. But who are the people behind the musicians and how did they start their musical journey? The Radio Workshop gets personal with Capetonian musician Mathew Moolman and New York house sensation Tortured Soul.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Mathew Moolman, and Ethan, Christian and Jordan from Tortured Soul for their insights and their music.

Tortured Soul

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Today they are world renowned musicians…but for Ivan Mazuze and Cindy Blackman Santana it all started with a gift. They tell us the story of how they came to their instruments and what it takes to be really good.

This Radio Workshop is all about music…creative music. The high notes of the horn and the passionate beat of the drums compose this conversation.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Ivan Mazuze and Cindy Blackman Santana for sharing their insight, stories and music.

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Art infected the Cape Town city centre and the Children’s Radio Foundation was there to capture all the excitement, performances and creativity. Hundreds of high school pupils were led through a day of dynamic art as they experienced the Infecting the City public arts festival.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank all the artists who helped create the Infecting the City festival and who took time out to speak to us.  Thank You to Malika Ndlovu and the guides of the Arts Aweh education programme.  And a huge thanks to all the pupils from high schools across Cape Town whose opinion, visions and great enthusiasm made today’s show possible.

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