The Spokesdude Podcast

While we remain in our comfortable houses, we must remember those families whose economy would be hit hard by the Lockdown and whose lives are at far more risk than ours. Pray for them.

That time has come again. Despite the fears and hopelessness that fills the world today, owing to the new strain of the coronavirus COVID-19, The Spokesdude Podcast, is bringing its second season and there is no going back.

So we have finished a whole year since we relaunched The Spokesdude Podcast. After many challenges, the good and bad memories we made it.

This has been a very busy year for me. A lot has taken plan. What I find more interesting, is that I had been so busy you'd swear there was someone breathing down my neck, while in fact there wasn't. I have excercised a tremendous measure of discipline, an undertaking I had no idea was possible.

Ever wondered how some people have so much knowledge and are able to quote so many people? Well, you came to the right place. I am going to show you four things you can do to increase your knowledge and become a walking encyclopedia.

Today on the 50th episode I am talking mainly about one specific food item that will knock those infections and illnesses down. It works as a natural antibiotic and it hates flu. When you consume it also protects you from bug bites. This food item is none other than the humble garlic. Listen to this stinky and yet healthy podcast to learn more.

A few months ago I had inquired from Capitec if they have any Business Solutions. The response was quite disappointing but the consultant I spoke to, gave me hope that there is a plan even though at that stage they could say much. Yesterday I twitted Capitec and said to them "bring us Business Banking" and I was given a link that enlightened me. Capitec has been given the go-ahead to purchase 100% of Mercantile Bank. Now Capitec will be able to offer Business Banking and also offer to fund...

I still can't find a way to describe the horror I experienced when I saw a video of a tornado plowing through a power station and heading towards my home village on Tuesday. I never thought that there could ever be a tornado of that size anywhere in South Africa.

Those who grew up in the days before television (1927) and internet (1983), know that radio ((1901) of which the first station was invented in 2 November 1920) played a vital role on people's lives. They were very interesting, entertaining, yet equally informative shows that ran on radio. They also know that if you miss a particular show, you have lost it forever. There were no reruns.

Today's podcast is very unusual. Lungisa Joctrey is talking about what is going on with The Spokesdude Network and the events we should be expecting with regards to the company and its offering.

Hundreds of thousands of people worldwide are addicted to gambling. They carry this burden with them each and every day. They take their hard earned money and gamble it away. Upon realizing what they have done, they venture into debt trying to make up for the money they have lost.

This week was quite an interesting week from the start. I worked very hard on my garden. It has been a long while since I had put such great effort on working the ground. What I love about garden work is that I get time to think and reflect on life, the bible and other things.

If you have a voice and you wish to be heard, start a podcast. You may think that starting a podcast is expensive but it is not. The basic need for starting a podcast is a recording device. You don't have to look further than your smartphone.

We are not commissioned to know that day of our death, however, we are commanded to repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ so that we may obtain eternal life.

I went to a youth camp, which was organized by the youth of Africa Evangelical Church, East Rand Circuit.

In today's Episode we discuss the online requirements for you to start a basic podcast. Last week, in part 1, we were talking about offline tools you would need to record podcasts episodes.

In Episode 031, we dealt with the things you’d need to start a podcast. Today I will speak to you about “How to start a podcast.” I feel that the items listed in episode 31 may not be clear enough for some people. I took it upon myself to prepare this short tutorial that will teach you how to start a podcast with zero or very minimum budget.

I started blogging many years ago. My first post went out on the 6th of January 2010. It wasn’t the greatest post ever written since I had no idea what I was doing.

Now you have written your well-structured blog post. You feel very good about yourself right now. You have read and re-read your post, checking for any errors that might disturb your reader.

In the body of your post, it is where you explain your ideas in details. This where you tell the reader what you have promised to tell them. You define problems. You explain why they have not been solved before and how are you planning to solve them. You explain how your solution is different from others and why it will work. You allow the reader to see the value of what you have to offer.