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Radio_SA-Y
YSA
53 episodes
5 days ago
"Radio_SA-Y" where the youth finally get their say in the matters that matter the most ;) A South African podcast where young people get to discuss current affairs and issues in our country and around the world. There is a diverse live discussion between young people with different beliefs and backgrounds once a month and many other episodes in between such as important interviews with experts in particular fields and community members as well as initiatives and talents showcase! This is the most diverse platform for the youth of this rainbow nation.
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"Radio_SA-Y" where the youth finally get their say in the matters that matter the most ;) A South African podcast where young people get to discuss current affairs and issues in our country and around the world. There is a diverse live discussion between young people with different beliefs and backgrounds once a month and many other episodes in between such as important interviews with experts in particular fields and community members as well as initiatives and talents showcase! This is the most diverse platform for the youth of this rainbow nation.
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Episodes (20/53)
Radio_SA-Y
The issue with Resource distribution - French, Learning Disability, God, Poverty, Communism

Season 3, Episode 1:


Somehow me thinking about why I love learning French when I’ve historically hated language learning leads me to discussing ADA, unfair resource distribution in South Africa, why God is not at fault for poverty and the shortcomings of communism as an alternative to capitalism.


Also I’m back! The application that I used to make these episodes has essentially died, but the shell of its former self allows me to upload still. It will take me some time to figure out how to edit, re-record and brand my content without the tools that I used to be able to access, so please be patient with me!



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11 months ago
41 minutes 29 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Alton Mason needs to be immortalized artistically
Season 3, Episode 10 He is simultaneously regal, angelic, masculine and a gender fusion. He was perhaps designed to be painted.
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1 year ago
10 minutes 39 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Discussing Chapter One of Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí's book, "The Invention of Women" and other related stuff
Season 3, Episode 9: I share with Teviah my discoveries and thoughts while reading the book, "The Invention of Women" by Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí. We then go back and forth relating it to personal lived experiences and some of my other readings in my Gender and Sexuality in African History class.
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1 year ago
52 minutes 28 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Tyla + South Africa: American Exceptionalism, Racism, Conflict Resolution and Heritage Day - without the song - all platforms
I’m back! Please listen to Tyla’s song, “Water”! I’ll paste a link to the YouTube video below! Great TikTok videos that I recommend on this topic: @agirlnamedcassidy @starring_jacquijax @khahliso.amahle https://youtu.be/88a7rr8KXcE?si=RVW61btHrO0r-Lpc
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1 year ago
1 hour 3 minutes 30 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
I dislike Arizona Robbin and I’m taking a break
Fictional character from Grey’s Anatomy plus quick explanation on break. This doesn’t count as a full episode.
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2 years ago
2 minutes 44 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Amazon Prime Video’s Swarm: No more sympathy for murders?
Season 3 Episode 4: Had to just release my thoughts on the show. It’s brilliant, not what I was expecting and it got me thinking. Something I didn’t say but I was on the edge of describing is the ways in which misogynoir may make the audience stop sympathizing and start stereotyping and that careful balance of who the audience is and if Swarm managed to stop sympathy for murders but increase sympathy for black women?
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2 years ago
1 hour 27 minutes 47 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Murder For Feminism Ep 2 Continued: I Spit On Your Grave, Carrie and upcoming Swarm
Season 3 Episode 3: Spoilers for You Season 4, I Spit on Grave (1978) and less extensive spoilers for Carrie (1976). Trigger Warning for rape, murder, sexual assault, sexist shaming and kidnapping. Swarm is being released on Prime Video today, Friday March 17, 2023. YouTube video: “Rape Revenge & Promising Young Woman - Realism vs Catharsis” by Princess Weekes
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2 years ago
40 minutes 49 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Holding Alternative Identities in College
Season 3, Episode 2: Teviah and I talk about Israel and Palestine, Apartheid South Africa, religious identity, coping methods for holding intersectional and alternative identities in college, love and forgiveness.
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2 years ago
1 hour 35 minutes 44 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Clarification
Some clarification on one of my statements in my previous episode and what I’m looking forward to talking about and sharing with you in the future!
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2 years ago
1 minute 22 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
You S4: Innate rights for Women, Queer representation and Responsibility of Writers
Season 3, Episode 1: New year, new season! Starting strong with a You S4 discussion. Trigger Warning - mentions of violence (mutilation, gender-based violence and unaliving oneself). Check the Twitter, @YsaPlatform. Abdullah Kawish’s documentary is currently in the festival circuit, so I’ll let you know the name of it, with their permission. Finally the quote is by Franklin Leonard, “When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.”
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2 years ago
1 hour 33 minutes 15 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
A Convoluted Spiel on Feminism - Dec 26,2022
Season 2 Episode 33 - Season Finale that I forgot to release, or was unable to, or scared to, but will now be doing so anyways (without relistening). Partially to archive a moment in my life and partially so that the episode that I record after this can be compared and contrasted with my previous feminism related discussions
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2 years ago
26 minutes 15 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Murder For Feminism: The Woman King Spoiler-Free Review

Season 2 Episode 32

This is a topic I am still thinking about the nuts and bolts. To be clear, fictional murder, aka death as a significant storytelling tool and violence as a symbolic device in fiction, is what intrigues me, more so because of the project I am working on but also in general.

Film: The Woman King (2022)

Youtube video referenced: Rape Revenge & Promising Young Woman| Realism vs Catharsis - Princess Weekes 

I spoil nothing in the film and in the youtube video. I do share my general thoughts and reference some themes and media it reminds me of though.

Twitter: YsaPlatform

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2 years ago
31 minutes 39 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Evangelical Christianity: It's role in Modern Conservatism and the Fears that push the movement
Season 2, Episode 31: As a current Christian, I chose to refer to God as the Christian God in order to respect other people's beliefs. I know that it can be difficult to navigate these waters as unfortunately my religion has been utilized violently and negatively against other beliefs, nations and people. I try my best to remain respectful, sympathetic and understanding of everyone's beliefs. I hope that this episode provides some perspective. I recorded this on Sunday, 27th November 2022. The book is called: "The Paradigm: The Ancient Blueprint That Holds the Mystery of Our Times" by Jonathan Cahn. You have been warned. Check out my article on identifying misinformation: https://zukiswamhlongo00.wixsite.com/ysaplatform/post/how-to-spot-fake-news-and-navigate-an-ocean-of-information Twitter: YsaPlatform
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2 years ago
42 minutes 52 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
The Dark History of Thanksgiving: Racism and Culture - Remember Indigenous People
Season 2, Episode 30: Hey Everyone, today I talk about the American history of Thanksgiving and how its myth perpetrates racism. Remember that land treaties are not being protected. Remember that indigenous woman are still going missing and being murdered. Remember the history of US settler colonialism and eugenics. Please note, I laugh when I feel frustrated, awkward or I struggle to articulate myself. Tiktok creator mentioned in the video: @empathywins Tiktok creators I recommend: @Shina Nova @Kendra Rosychuk @Nativelovenotes Racist apartheid architect: P.W Botha South African literature genre: Plaasroman To clarify: the end of apartheid benefits white South Africans as they are no longer economically and socially excluded from the world, while still being able to maintain their wealth and not be tried for any apartheid crimes they or their relatives may have committed. Equality will always feel like oppression to people who are accustomed to privilege (paraphasing Franklin Leonard). Another article talking about the myth of Thanksgiving: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/thanksgiving-myth-and-what-we-should-be-teaching-kids-180973655/ Also this is not clear in the episode but Native Americans also experience disproportionate police killings and brutality and experience the highest rate of police killings. Something I wanted to add quickly but should be addressed more fully in a separate episode is gun culture and mass shootings could be another sign of and aspect of USA's sociopathic culture. America has the highest amount of serial killers in the world and in my brief search, I could not determine if this included colonizers as well, though I doubt it. For further reading: https://sites.psu.edu/michellebingertrclblog/2013/01/31/does-american-culture-breed-sociopaths/ "Carceal Capitalism" by Jackie Wang I also shared what I feel grateful for to not boast or contradict my message. Rather to share as a good practice of gratitude and to suggest that we shouldn't have to wait for this one holiday to express gratitude or eat good and if we must, we should at least spend some of the day recognizing Indigenous people. Thank you to Jas for introducing me to the American Indian Community House. If you are looking for somewhere to donate, here it is! Personal Instagram: zukiswa._ Twitter: YsaPlatform
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2 years ago
45 minutes 52 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
How to deal with Loss: Breakups, Friendships, and Death.
Season 2 Episode 29: I go more personal in this episode and talk about a range of experiences in my life and give advice on how to cope. Much love and respect for everyone involved and for everyone going through something. I don't mention people's names besides perhaps my immediate family.
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2 years ago
34 minutes 20 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
What I wish I saw in WLW media as a MLM and WLW fan - a spontaneous recording on Nov 1st 2022.
I recorded this a while back and then just didn't post it. It was when I first arrived back in my dorm from covid isolation so the First of November 2022 (Nov 1). Fun Fact about me: sometimes I can't decide how I want to write out the date so in my diary, it will be written out in multiple ways on top of the page. Hence why I had to rewrite 1/11/2022 (I did it again :). BTW it's written as day/month/year in case you get confused). Enjoy my mumbling. This is not a traditional episode. I will probably talk about sex so warning there. Till next time.
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2 years ago
22 minutes 23 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Bodies Bodies Bodies, Scream and the fears of relating across generations

Season 2, Episode 27: 

This one is a little disorganized and a little personal. I am mostly thinking through things in the movement. This discussion/unfolding of thought comes in response to the films Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) and Scream (1996). Btw for those curious, according to @jstoobs, the closest teen horror film to representing millennials is Jennifer's Body. Read more about that by checking out the link to the website down below.

Three cool reviews/analyses that I reference (in no particular order):

1. compares both films, describes them as generation-defining and talks about the fear of lack of apathy vs the fear of lack of empathy - @jstoobs (on TikTok)

2. clarifies how the BBB film is actually a satirical whodunit that critiques and welcomes Gen Z - "Bodies Bodies Bodies - Movie Review" by Chris Stuckmann (on Youtube)

3. discusses how the film is clever in portraying its themes and how the plot twist helps cement those themes - " Bodies Bodies Bodies is Quietly Genius I Explained " by Karsten Runquist


Twitter: @YsaPlatform

Link to website: https://zukiswamhlongo00.wixsite.com/ysaplatform

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2 years ago
44 minutes 36 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
A New Iranian Revolution is taking place

Season 2, Episode 26

Listen and implement ways of supporting Iranian citizens right now.


All videos are on Tiktok, written in order of appearance.

First, 3 videos are by @Elica.lebon

1. What's happening in Iran

2. Western Propaganda led to the currently ongoing Iranian Genocide

3. Help three people escape death row (2 are LGBTQ members)


@tarashah_

@usa.mom.in.germany

@vialsss  

Video by Nazanin Boniadi posted on @mrferroni Tiktok page


The podcast twitter: @YsaPlatform

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2 years ago
24 minutes 48 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Pearl the Movie: Why it's in my top five films

Season 2 Episode 25


Twitter: @YsaPlatform

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2 years ago
29 minutes 54 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
Gossip Girl, Global Capitilism and Poetry

Season 2, Episode 24:

A bit of beautiful rambling at 54 minutes and 39 seconds

Poem: "Love Poem, After Arizona by Qwo-Liv Driskill"

Play: "A Thin Place" by Lucas Hnath


Instagram: @zukiswa._

Twitter: @YsaPlatform

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2 years ago
54 minutes 38 seconds

Radio_SA-Y
"Radio_SA-Y" where the youth finally get their say in the matters that matter the most ;) A South African podcast where young people get to discuss current affairs and issues in our country and around the world. There is a diverse live discussion between young people with different beliefs and backgrounds once a month and many other episodes in between such as important interviews with experts in particular fields and community members as well as initiatives and talents showcase! This is the most diverse platform for the youth of this rainbow nation.