When you use youtube for self development and learning , you gain gems of wisdoms in these podcasts and documentaries , thank you MR KING DAVID for this plartform.
The way i listen to everything that David Mashabela does. From Radio show to podcast and all of it is quality broadcasting! Well done brother. We are consuming quality conversations through you and your platforms. I wish to meet you one day as an avid fan. Hayi ke lo sisi is the most important artist of our time in my book!
Simphiwe Dana is full of wisdom , she is authenthic, and so eloquent. I could listent to her all day long. I wish she could go into acadeic and lecture in the HUMANTIES. Thank you so much KING DAVID fo these excellent podcast you are AMAZING.
I love what she says about how when a song leaves you it nolonger belongs to you. I think there is a lesson there for all of us about how our gifts, whatever they may be are for service to others. Simphiwe is such a beautiful soul and is testament that strength doesn't always need to be loud. Thank you David. She is my all time favourite singer. I look forward to seeing her performance this year. From my lips to the universe ♥️
Beautiful mind...It is true,Twitter is not the best place to form an impression of a person.Simphiwe Dana for president.Gosh,I did not know her personality at all.I wish I could spend the whole day with her.😍😍😍Thanks David.
One of the best interviews ever. I enjoyed every aspect of it. Simphiwe is not only a great musician but oozes with wisdom. She also comes across as a compassionate being. She knows what she wants in life. She seems to take heed of her own counsel and to listen attentive ly to her guides and they've never misled her. All of the best for the overseas endeavour. Thanks Dave for inviting her. The interview has shed more light on her. Enkosi kakhulu. Dave keep on raising the bar higher and higher. Maine!!!👏💪❤️
One of the only women moving with anointing. I still listen to her music till today. She has a special way of mastering spirituality, tradition, culture, politics and economy and sum it up all at once. I give PhD . Was never selfish about the stage. Teaching us compassion and resilience.
Two of my favorite people in the industry, I'm literally over the moon. I feel that "Mayine" moment on David's show, I'm so glad to know "King David"... Simphiwe's music was one of the things I shared with my father and I still listen to it to feel close to him since has passed. I love these two people.
Now I know why I love this woman's music, she's grounded, well versed and very intelligent. I didn't know she's my age I thought she was older from listening to her songs. Wow what a lady.❤❤
My Word!! What an amazing soul!!!! I have really enjoyed this episode and even shed a tear in the end because this was so wholesome. Thank you for inviting her over. Mayine nyan!
I hear Sis'Simphiwe say she wants to go over seas and create spaces for SA musicians to penetrate the global market. But I cant wait to hear the music that she will produce from that space. There's something about how perspective stretches when you are away from home. All the best Sisi! Siqhayisa ngawe!
One doesn't necessarily have to change their style of music when outside SA. One can promote and open spaces, and make our music get airplay on international platforms. Look at how AmaPiano is growing overseas. Local DJs become resident DJs is clubs or live events. All we need is intentional effort.
This was such a beautiful podcast Simphiwe is such a gift 💛💙❤ Chosi👏🏽👏🏽I love the song Mayine and the reason and the person she wrote for... My mom was also very sick same time as Mam Busi( whom I absolutely loved) the day she passed was the same day my mother passed 15 June 2010 it hit me so hard... Love the song cause I also dedicate it to my mom too! Camagu 👏🏽👏🏽🕯🕯🕯
Powerful interview, Simphiwe is so much experienced with life. I wish her all the best for the future endeavors, may all be well with her, we love her.
I've been skipping this podcast for a while and it was very fruitful. Since you talked of Mam Busi Mhlongo I've been very privileged to see her performing live sharing a stage with Bab Caiphus, Mam Letta and Ringo and I will carry that for my entire life
I love this interview especially, where Mam Simphiwe Dana was speaking about how "Zandisile" came to be because Zandisile is one of my favourite tracks from that album.
Hi David I really appreciate your podcast .Am a single parent without a income .My son graduated at Afda with honours with Film and copy writer till now he cannot find the job I would really appreciate if you can come and intern in your podcast
'How do you live alongside us in this world because we are perpetrators, we are dangerous animals'.... ooh David my daily struggle in this world. Nisifunani, sinenze ntoni we are merely existing and navigating life as women.
Simphiwe Dana is such a feminist at heart. I am getting to understand where her brutal view of men come from. This interview should have come through long time ago.
Whenever Malome David mentions talking to his niece, I'm always wondering if the niece knows the privilege she has, to have access to this curious mind, the wisdom, the teachings, ah man!!!
@@julietminie7981 Just couldn't find it when music stores were still around There's digital of course, but nothing beats physical copies for documentation purposes.
Simphiwe just leave out things that you do not know bcz u also have power and you can influence a lot of people. Intaba imoshwa ngabantu abangomama abathatha amandla obudoda bafuna ukubulawu and also nobuthi obusondele pha esuthwini.
From a population of 60,6 Million,there are 36,330 cases reported for this year. it's very interesting how this conversation turns to be personal individual experiences not how things, in general are in reality. this is not to say rape is not an issue per se but its important to contextual these things so that we can get to the root cause of this otherwise, we will end up criminalizing even those who can aid in resolving this social ill.
When you use youtube for self development and learning , you gain gems of wisdoms in these podcasts and documentaries , thank you MR KING DAVID for this plartform.
Thank u 4 this comment🙏🏾
She is such a wise, calm soul...love her big time. She should write a book
So true.Simphiwe is timeless!!! Her music speaks to Awakened. If you’re not a Conscious person. You wouldn’t understand her genre.
True
Agreed 💯
Thanks king David, and ausi Simphiwe Dana, what an incredible human being, very smart, still beautiful as ever and her music will leave forever ❤ ♥.
The way i listen to everything that David Mashabela does. From Radio show to podcast and all of it is quality broadcasting! Well done brother. We are consuming quality conversations through you and your platforms. I wish to meet you one day as an avid fan. Hayi ke lo sisi is the most important artist of our time in my book!
I know the feeling hey...David ke STAR bathong❤
Simphiwe Dana is full of wisdom , she is authenthic, and so eloquent. I could listent to her all day long. I wish she could go into acadeic and lecture in the HUMANTIES. Thank you so much KING DAVID fo these excellent podcast you are AMAZING.
I love what she says about how when a song leaves you it nolonger belongs to you. I think there is a lesson there for all of us about how our gifts, whatever they may be are for service to others. Simphiwe is such a beautiful soul and is testament that strength doesn't always need to be loud. Thank you David. She is my all time favourite singer. I look forward to seeing her performance this year. From my lips to the universe ♥️
I just love Simphiwe Dana, and hearing her speak is just soothing! 💆♂️
Beautiful mind...It is true,Twitter is not the best place to form an impression of a person.Simphiwe Dana for president.Gosh,I did not know her personality at all.I wish I could spend the whole day with her.😍😍😍Thanks David.
King David , you are a great interviewer ever
Siyabonga bhuti David for bringing us sis Simphiwe🙏🙏God bless.
One of the best interviews ever. I enjoyed every aspect of it. Simphiwe is not only a great musician but oozes with wisdom. She also comes across as a compassionate being. She knows what she wants in life. She seems to take heed of her own counsel and to listen attentive ly to her guides and they've never misled her. All of the best for the overseas endeavour. Thanks Dave for inviting her. The interview has shed more light on her. Enkosi kakhulu. Dave keep on raising the bar higher and higher. Maine!!!👏💪❤️
The EC connection is a real thing I feel that everyday since I came to GP. I came to appreciate EC so much.
One of the only women moving with anointing. I still listen to her music till today. She has a special way of mastering spirituality, tradition, culture, politics and economy and sum it up all at once. I give PhD . Was never selfish about the stage. Teaching us compassion and resilience.
Two of my favorite people in the industry, I'm literally over the moon. I feel that "Mayine" moment on David's show, I'm so glad to know "King David"...
Simphiwe's music was one of the things I shared with my father and I still listen to it to feel close to him since has passed. I love these two people.
I love this interview maan Bhuti. Such a beautiful and intelligent civil conversation. Yessss. Trauma Response.
The first podcast on this channel I've finished in a day 😃. This was amazing 💛.
Loved Simphiwe since days apast. Thank you Mashabela for this massive installation. Tuned in.
I came back for this => 1:29:27 Great question, even better response, enchanting!
King David what an interview, you're a gem in the millions. Let it rain!!! 🙏
Ncwane!
Now I know why I love this woman's music, she's grounded, well versed and very intelligent. I didn't know she's my age I thought she was older from listening to her songs. Wow what a lady.❤❤
My Word!! What an amazing soul!!!! I have really enjoyed this episode and even shed a tear in the end because this was so wholesome. Thank you for inviting her over. Mayine nyan!
I hear Sis'Simphiwe say she wants to go over seas and create spaces for SA musicians to penetrate the global market. But I cant wait to hear the music that she will produce from that space. There's something about how perspective stretches when you are away from home. All the best Sisi! Siqhayisa ngawe!
One doesn't necessarily have to change their style of music when outside SA. One can promote and open spaces, and make our music get airplay on international platforms. Look at how AmaPiano is growing overseas. Local DJs become resident DJs is clubs or live events. All we need is intentional effort.
Great interview with the amazing Ms Dana!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Beautiful interview I truly enjoyed it
I can not wait to listen to this 😍
This was such a beautiful podcast Simphiwe is such a gift 💛💙❤ Chosi👏🏽👏🏽I love the song Mayine and the reason and the person she wrote for... My mom was also very sick same time as Mam Busi( whom I absolutely loved) the day she passed was the same day my mother passed 15 June 2010 it hit me so hard... Love the song cause I also dedicate it to my mom too! Camagu 👏🏽👏🏽🕯🕯🕯
This was amazing. She is so well spoken. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thank you ❤
All the best for you girl. Continue to do great things and influence others. God is good all the time trust me. 🙏
This interview. No man. No. Touched too many raw places. I even booked an appointment with a psychologist. 🤭
Powerful interview, Simphiwe is so much experienced with life. I wish her all the best for the future endeavors, may all be well with her, we love her.
Love it when Simphiwe does that shady aunty giggle lmao! That laugh that says "sisgezo esi, but let's move on mntase"
Beautiful interview.
I love her so much ❤. Her song "Mayine" ....beautiful
I've been skipping this podcast for a while and it was very fruitful. Since you talked of Mam Busi Mhlongo I've been very privileged to see her performing live sharing a stage with Bab Caiphus, Mam Letta and Ringo and I will carry that for my entire life
💐 Here are your flowers KingDavid
I am ready! 🥳💃🏻❤️😍
Great conversation King D, with the most beautiful Queen 🙌🏾👌🏾
What an interesting story Simphiwe Dana. Good luck on your journey🙌🏾🙌🏾❤
This is such a deep conversation. I just had to subscribe
WOOW she is so calm
I wonder who will interview David? Defs Anele is a contender...
Thank you King David💓
The King brought us such an amazing Queen, thank you Mzansi 😊 💖
Such wisdom and an endearing calm demeanor.
A lovely chat🎉🎉❤
I love this interview especially, where Mam Simphiwe Dana was speaking about how "Zandisile" came to be because Zandisile is one of my favourite tracks from that album.
Such an AWAKENED Woman. I adore this lady. Can’t wait to sit down with her❤️
The Eastern Cape is drawing me to it as well. Next to the beach. One of my favourite singers.
Lovely episode 👌❤️
It’s that rhythm that speaks to my soul 🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️
Can this word by word be incorporated into her next album tu hle📍
One of the good ones indeed .Work much appreciated Camagu to all forces involved 🟤🪔🟤🙏🏾🙏🏾
My all time favorite
Really enjoying this interview! Loved the politics conversation..
I respect her music talent 🌺😍🌺
I am ready for this podcast to blow my mind
Readier than Simphiwe Dana?
We are here Tau@David(Kwena) Mashabela is a force,SimphiwebDana is an exceptional human being
I Love her mind her wokeness she is a beutiful soul Muhle u simpiwe i could listen to her all day
Hi David I really appreciate your podcast .Am a single parent without a income .My son graduated at Afda with honours with Film and copy writer till now he cannot find the job I would really appreciate if you can come and intern in your podcast
exceptional thinking from both sides ❤
Great interview ❤️
The best ❤
Her Bamako album ft Bamako's finest Salif Keita is one of my fave were I to call to your show it would be my request.
Her voice is unreal now i get where the pain in her voice is coming from.
her music is just beautiful.
It’s our responsibility to Reparent Ourselves ❤️
Lusikisiki is my home 🏡 I love Simphiwe Dana 🥰
I love the fact that you spoke about Mayine. I’ve loved that song for the longest time. It means so much to me. That isn’t just a song to me anymore.
This version of patriarchy doesn't teach accountability or responsibility on men. I'm touched
'How do you live alongside us in this world because we are perpetrators, we are dangerous animals'.... ooh David my daily struggle in this world. Nisifunani, sinenze ntoni we are merely existing and navigating life as women.
I hope one day i will also became successful in music and also tell my story❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
My faves ❤️👑❤️👑🙏🥺💐💐💐
Simphiwe Dana is such a feminist at heart. I am getting to understand where her brutal view of men come from. This interview should have come through long time ago.
Indeed, there is nothing new under the sun.
Malema said, "I know I'm not trash but I know how men relate to women in this country so I won't go against this label of men are trash."
I love Simphiwe Dana, she is a full package…
Noba esiskhwama singenaw'imali ndosiphatha xa ndihamb'eBantu Biko Street 😢😅😅😅❤
Noba esisQhova singenasidima ndosithwala xa ndihamb'eBantu Biko street
My mom also experienced parentified childhood trauma. It's really side.
It's hard to be a first born really...I relate kwi story sika Simphiwe
Mme Simphiwe. Inkwenkwezi yam...
Whenever Malome David mentions talking to his niece, I'm always wondering if the niece knows the privilege she has, to have access to this curious mind, the wisdom, the teachings, ah man!!!
My thoughts exactly 💯
I have every album by Simphiwe except for “Bamako”💗
Why don't you have Bamako?
@@julietminie7981 Just couldn't find it when music stores were still around
There's digital of course, but nothing beats physical copies for documentation purposes.
I’d like us to take a deep dive on this SA Black Men. Would love to engage with you.
Man interesting topic wow know how do we find the balance then it’s crazy 😭😭😭
King David, uthi u know my kasi that well : New Brighton !!! Hopefully one day u will be my neighbour...:)
I've just learned today from Simphiwe that the actual name for the old radio is "Wire less" & not "Wylence"
👑💐👑🌺
Wow .
Mashabela Interview will never be complete until he throws the question in the air "Who was home, when you grow up? ''
Miss u nodoli wam sisi were can i still get hard copy kaloku CD maan plz send i will Pay nyan nyan plz
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Simphiwe just leave out things that you do not know bcz u also have power and you can influence a lot of people. Intaba imoshwa ngabantu abangomama abathatha amandla obudoda bafuna ukubulawu and also nobuthi obusondele pha esuthwini.
#PSJ❤️
Have She ever worked with Bheki Khoza?
Simphiwe Dana is gorgeous
Wow m only picking up now how her and moonchild look alike
Definitely, Xhosa queens
From a population of 60,6 Million,there are 36,330 cases reported for this year. it's very interesting how this conversation turns to be personal individual experiences not how things, in general are in reality. this is not to say rape is not an issue per se but its important to contextual these things so that we can get to the root cause of this otherwise, we will end up criminalizing even those who can aid in resolving this social ill.
Can Ntsiki Mazwayi host you😢😢😢purrrrizzz
At one stage Bra Dave wanted to share something regarding playing international music and she didn't give him a chance. 😔
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