G Man The AdMan

Founder of 10 and 5 and all round inspirational everything man, Uno is in the studio and he takes us through his journey as a young kid from Cape Town to one of the most influential curators of SA culture out there. We also shout out Jan van Riebeek. I mean, come on!

Three winners in three categories and they are all on this post-Loeries hangout. Oh you want to hear these leaders speak their minds. I mean, come on.

Talking to Mike Schalit is always an honour and a hoot, and this hangout is no different. We talk about #CD, a book that sounds magical in a lot of ways, and why the game needs its excellent side now more than ever. And then we call up The Book Of Swag! Oh this part gets lit very quickly as they remind us about the importance of inspiring Kasi kids to greatness. And they are throwing a yacht party y'all. I mean, come on.

It's the interruptions, the car briefs that conveniently end up on male creatives' desks, and the general assery that is a male-dominated industry that needs to hear some hard truths. Suhana Gordhan and Simone Bosman are in the studio talking about Open Chair. You and your boss need to hear this. I mean, come on.

Spitfire Films are in the house! In this broadcast from Mediatech Africa 2017 we get into what goes into creating great content, creative trust and faith, and we even delve into the ACA press release about the Telkom pitch. I mean, come on!

Jimmy Smith (Amusement Park CEO, CCO), Xolisa Dyeshana and Stephanie Smith (One Club) are in the studio! We talk the inclusion and transformation and Jimmy pulls no punches about what's wrong with some senior black people in advertising. I mean, come on!

Creative souls previously with one of SA's biggest production houses, Velocity, have come together to create an advertising Voltron of sorts. Mpho Twala and Sabelo Mahlangu are in the studio and we talk about The Rudeboy Collective, Rob Malpage, Cat Lindsay, Anthony Bila, Monareng Mokwetla, collaborating with people outside of advertising, Bell Pottinger, how to stop complaining about change and then some. And we laugh. I mean, come on!

Jerry Mpufane is in the house and breaks down their partnership with Levergy. We delve into talent development, mentorship, entitlement and then some. We also laugh quite a bit. I mean, come on!

Monalisa Zwambila, CEO of Riverbed, will blow your mind. We talk about what it takes to get to this place, pitch processes, multinationals, Nana Coyote (see, that's why you might need to look a little further for your insights) and many more. I mean, come on!

There's a brand of advertiser that we are famous for and the world can't get enough of it. Mbuso Ndlovu and Tlali Taoana are on the line dropping some knowledge, learnings and laughs. I mean, come on!