The Road to 100: Three Must Watch Enkundleni Exclusive Podcast Episodes
Entertainment
1 year ago
As we approach the incredible milestone of episode 100, we can’t help but reflect on the journey that has brought us here. Every episode has been a testament to the hard work, commitment, and passion of our team.
Along the way, we have shared countless joyful moments, overcome challenges, and made sacrifices to bring you a new episode each week.
This achievement is not just a celebration of our progress but a tribute to the dedication that has driven us forward.
In the spirit of this celebration, we have handpicked three standout episodes from our YouTube channel. Check them out and relive some of our most memorable moments.
1. Episode 5 with Madlela Skhobokhobo
In one of our earlier episodes of Enkundleni, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the multi-talented musician, actor, and comedian Madlela.
He took us on a journey through his life, starting with his primary school days and growing up in the rural areas. Madlela also shared his experiences of working in South Africa and how life eventually led him back home, where his artistic journey truly began.
WATCH - https://youtu.be/MRD3xlPutOc?feature=shared
2. Episode 7 with Zex Mdawini Sibanda
We also had the honor of hearing from the iconic Uncle Zex “Mdawini” Sibanda on the podcast.
He took us on a nostalgic journey through his early years, sharing the inspirations that shaped his craft and the experiences that influenced his comedic skits.
Mdawini also delved into the story behind one of his most beloved characters, Samantha, a name that has become synonymous with his hilarious performances. His insights and reflections offered a deeper look into the man behind the laughter.
WATCH - https://youtu.be/ET2XM8YDaQE?feature=shared
3. Episode 38 with Mahlalela Mahlalela
In this episode, we sat down with comedian Mahlalela, who shared the story of how his comedic journey began. He spoke about his love for music and his collaborations with notable personalities, including the legendary Freddie Gwala.
Mahlalela also opened up about his time in South Africa, reflecting on the challenges he faced and the experiences that shaped his career. His candid insights offered a glimpse into the resilience and passion that fuel his work.