In this livestream with my friend Norman, we chat about the anti-immigration riots in South Africa, revising archaeological history, multipolarity versus unipolarity, Afrikaners in Argentina, the awesome Amish, and why Darwinian evolution is junk science.
In this live stream, I reflected on some recent podcast episodes, which included how hyper-individualism is tearing the family apart. I also touched on why I prefer the idea of early marriage and strong family units over the career-first script we've been sold (especially for women).
I haven't used Google for years. In fact, I also haven't used DuckDuckGo, Brave, Yandex, Bing, and most others for years. So what do I use, and why? For the purposes of clickbait, I won't reveal that in this snippet, so you will have to read below.
He lives nearby, so I invited him to my local coffee shop for a live stream. We chatted about South Africa, chemtrails, UFOs, China, Tucker Carlson, shampoo, and a little about 9/11. Oh, and we discussed whether or not smoking causes cancer.
In this live stream, I chatted about one of my hobbies—writing and recording music—as well as my thoughts on why the media destroyed Michael Jackson. I also played a song I recently recorded.
I started my career as a cartoonist back in 2005. I've won awards, published books, and been fired from most publications. Then I launched a podcast and interviewed some of the biggest names in the world.
Dave Doubell is a South African cartoonist who sat down with me for coffee to chat about his views, why Cape Town is superior to Johannesburg, the future of South Africa, and taking over my position at the Daily Friend after they sacked me.
Have you heard of saturation diving? It's like scuba diving, but on steroids. Hugo de Preez spends a month at a time living in a pod, from where he dives hundreds of metres down to work on oil pipes.
Joshua Snyman is a South African filmmaker who has travelled to the Antarctic numerous times. I wanted to hear about his experience and what it's like, from flying there, to sleeping in a tent, to the temperature, and more.
South Africa's declaration of foot and mouth disease as a national disaster is politically driven fear porn, says Húgo Krüger. Farmer Angus, a friend of mine who is a regenerative farmer, refers to it as 'foot in mouth disease'.
Ferdinand Rabie won the first South African Big Brother back in 2001. What's he been up to? Where is he now? I caught up with him.
South Africa is a country with a pile of problems, but it's still Jarette's home. He loves it and he's staying.
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