Franklin Roosevelt Park
A suburb of Johannesburg. 27 moments on air in the last seven days within 5 km, the latest on Tuesday 10:42.
27 moments, each a 30-second window as it aired
Tuesday 13 October2
time, this is the inaugural. Tomorrow we are at something, something. Google it. It's here in Parktown North, down 7th Avenue. You remember, if you go down 7th and there used to be a Nando stairs, no longer there's now the clicks just
because there's always something on the go, right? This time around, I have to go to Newlands in Randberg because there is a master there that is giving women skills to defend themselves and also to build confidence and just to improve
Monday 12 October1
for Rise and Sun Sea, in, I'm not sure what board it is, but it's like the Emirancha, Linden, Greenside, Roosevelt Park area, has been hanging out at intersections in the morning traffic with its flags and yeah, talking to people.
Sunday 11 October1
when I was meeting my girlfriend in Cape Town. We've been dating for six years now, Bonga in Auckland Park. Hi, Bonga. That's so cute. One thing about me, Casa, they have all the vibes. Even the chiga, my ear is not the chiga part. It's the
Saturday 10 October7
no. Oh, no, no, no, no, oh, Iman is amazing. Prince of Gogo. Okay, I think what's cute is that Melville was the place to be for Iman Rapetti. It was cool once upon a time. You're right. Oh, man. Iman Rapetti on our hanging out feature this
about Iman is how she's able to make a switch, you know, with the breakfast news, you know, something serious, and oh, he should meet her on the weekend. I remember those years when I used to meet her at Melville, you know, this to off.
Poppies were still all the rage in Melville. And there was a function going on, and myself, and my family, and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she said, Daddy, I've seen that
Rapeti. I just want to say what an astute political commentator, what a wonderful person she is, what a great personality, Iman, you have. I just have something anecdotal, some funny story about 10-11 years ago, we were in Melville when.
Been affected by this is Kingsington, Parkhurst, and Randberg. He has DA Shadow MMC for Environment, Infrastructure and Service Delivery, Tyrell Mayers. So it's a different part of Johannesburg. I've been told about Randberg as well. It's
One fascinating thing about Iman is how she's able to make a switch. You know, with the breakfast news, you know, something serious and, oh, you should meet her on the weekend. I remember those years when I used to meet her at Melville.
We were in Melville when Poppies were still all the rage in Melville. And there was a function going on, and myself and my family and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she
Friday 9 October5
And I know that on Monday we had a range of problems across the city across many depots where trucks haven't even left the depots at all. So, is this the whole of Johannesburg or certain areas? I've seen Melville, I've seen Kensington.
And where he met his lifelong mentor, Father Trevor Huddleston. You know, Sapphire Town was alive with jazz and writers and photographers. But from 1955, the state moved people out by force and ultimately flattened the neighborhood. The
of joy, and with good reason. A shared joy tells people that they matter and that their lives are worth celebrating. And apartheid needed Black South Africans to doubt that. So think of Sapphire Town, where the arch lived as a teenager.
Oh, Clement, no, no, oh, Iman is amazing. Prince will go. Okay, I think what's clear is that Melville was the place to be for Iman Rapetti. It was cool once upon a time. You're right? It's 10:30. More of your callers and whatsapps are the
Melville, when Poppies were still all the rage in Melville. And there was a function going on, and myself and my family and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she said, Daddy,
Thursday 8 October7
in 1953. And so, very few electrical insulations are probably older than that. I live in Parkhurst, which has very old mining houses, but even my house has modern low-voltage protection gear. So, very seldom will you oversee that. Secondly,
Can't Beat on 947 Drive with Tundle. And back for day number four, we've got Hannah out in Melville. Melville, how are you doing, Hannah? I'm good in you. No complaints. Hannah, why do you sound so disappointed today? No, I'm not. I'm just
2026. I just shortened it to the Nation Brand Forum 2026. We'll see you tomorrow, not from Auckland Park, but we are going to be out at, we're going back to campus. We are going back to campus tomorrow. We're going back to school. We're
She's a domestic worker in Melville and she went to Campus Square in Auckland Park to do some background, some excuse me, banking and shopping. One of the stores she went into was Pep Home. At the entrance, she was asked to leave her
thing about Iman is how she's able to make a switch, you know, with the breakfast news, you know, something serious, and oh, you should meet her on the weekend. I remember those years when I used to meet her at Melville, you know.
In Melville, when Poppies were still all the rage in Melville, and there was a function going on, and myself and my family, and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she said,
Financial Accountability and Audit Readiness Pledge Signing Ceremony, which took place in Brixton here in Joburg on Tuesday, where the Houten Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Department, as long along with the Gauteng
Wednesday 7 October4
more than I would pay, but I look at it as a refer to it as a load shedding levy, it's like a load shedding tax that I'm paying because, as you know, I live in Fairland and very often the power goes out for no reason and knock on woods.
Pretoria, then let me go to Greenside. Temba High, good afternoon. All right, so how are you? I'm a Niya Pila. You know, Bongi, I think refrain from making irresponsible statements. Especially like Seiper saying the churches don't know the
about like watching adverts on YouTube, which is bad because you know, some people also get paid for those adverts. So, excuse us. I know, I know, I know. But Ayanda out in Fairlands and Randberg, you think you've got a solution.
October will survive in my house. We've had a scorpion, we've had a crab because I live in Linden, which has got a very high water table. If it rains a lot, sometimes we've had a crab in our garden that survived. I have thrown stones at