• I was interviewed on Cape Talk last week.  Click here
• Get your questions in to Riaan Manser, who circumnavigated Africa on a bicycle, whom I’ll be interviewing on the 10th of February.
• Follow-up on the bull slaughter ritual
• Fire season in the Cape
• Baby born in bakkie on the way to hospital
• It is said that many youths are wrecking SA’s image in the UK.  Please comment on this issue.
• Song:  Lienka - What Love Does.  (PMN)
• SA beat Pakistan 2-1 in cricket test series

 

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• Modderieland’s Curious George competition now on
• New marketing podcast for South Africans called Amplitude hosted by Dave Duarte and Mike Stopforth
• Kids are back to school for the new year
• Big construction project at Cape Town International Airport
• NcNaught Comet swept the skies last week.
• Tony Yengeni’s homecoming cleansing rituel
• Correne Coetzer made it to the South Pole on the 17th of January
• We feature an area of the old South Africa called The Transkei. We play audio while driving through Umtata and Engcobo
• Song: Rory Eliot - When Grace Grew Tall
• 2010 Green Point stadium update

 

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• Welcome to the new year and we hope you have a fantastic 2007
• We talk about the trip up to Port Edward and play a clip recorded on the road
• The movie Blood Diamond, which starts in SA on Friday, was shot in Port Edward and on the Wild Coast
• The last Capital 604 broadcast from the Wild Coast is now online
• Herschell Gibbs banned from two cricket tests due to ‘rasist’ slurs during first test against Pakistan
• SA surfers do us proud.  Kwezi Qika is the first black surfer to win the SA junior championship
• Jordy Smith from Durban won the world junior surfing championships

 

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It’s FINALLY here in time for 2007. The first episode of ZA TV.

Here is a 12min video podcast presented by Glen Verran on how to make your own South African biltong. The aim of this video is to make the process of making biltong as simple and easy to follow as possible. Believe me, the results are worth it.

With many thanks to Jan Folmer for all his effort and hard work behind the camera, in post production and all the great ideas.

Based on the box design and technique from Aris Stathakis at http://www.biltongbox.com

Please comment and let me know what you think. Also let me know if you’ve made your own biltong too.

The video is in Apple QuickTime format. (m4v).

 

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