This is an attempt to collate and catalogue some of my recent disparate video appearances on various platforms. Transcripts are autogenerated! Caveat emptor!
Kanthan and Jonathan discuss whether electric vehicles truly represent the future of transport or just another technological dead end. This leads into a debate over the prospect of portable nuclear reactors and the broader tension between innovation and regulation.
In the latest edition of Democracy Unplugged, three arch-capitalists get together to discuss the South African economy, social class, global influences, politics and job creation. Dr. Jonathan Witt, who is outspoken on social media about many issues; media man Kanthan Pillay, founder of The Capitalist Party and Phumlani Majozi, social commentator and author of Lessons From Past Heroes agree and disagree on many of the most controversial issues of the moment.
What happens to a party that's been on the ballot since 1994? Are they even still relevent? Mkhuleko Hlengwa from the IFP joins the team to not only outline his manifesto, but also to talk about the party and their approach to creating a “new normal” in South Africa. Phumi also questions Mkhuleko on the hotly debated Multi-Party Charter.
This week the hosts delve into the world of conspiracy in the wake of the ship and bridge disaster in the US. Kanthan provides valuable insight into the current status of the Russia Ukraine war, and Jonathan ponders the impact of the P Diddy allegations.
GOOD Secretary-General, Brett Herron speaks on the potential economic reform, if elected. Kanthan grills him on GOOD’s justice pillars, and their plan for jobs. The conversation gets heated when the Green Economy comes up.
In this instalment of the show Jonathan rails against our unprincipled leaders while Kanthan takes a deep dive into the Google Gemini debacle. The hosts discuss the current crypto bull market and where this might end up.
UDM Leader Bantu Holomisa joins the Burning Platform to outline the manifesto for his party. Bantu also speaks on the role the state has to play in bettering the lives of South Africans. Gareth and Kanthan question Bantu on the potential for a coalition government, and how that could impact the country.
ActionSA leader, Herman Mashaba is on the Burning Platform today to lay down his manifesto for a “better South Africa” under his party. Things get heated when Kanthan and Phumi question him about coalition politics, and involvement from the DA. And Gareth asks how Herman plans to deal with foreigners and immigrants coming into South Africa.
In this inaugural episode of The Overton Pod the hosts, Jonathan and Kanthan, talk about the purpose of this podcast, delve into the lawfare being waged in the run up to the American election, wade into the Israel/Gaza war, and debate the issue of illegal immigration.
Kanthan Pillay is a wise voice, with experiences only one in a million could have... from a maestro chef to South African political activist. Gareth delves into his family background, education and early work life overseas - before returning to settle in South Africa, where his heart belongs.
