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Thekgang Talking is a books and publishing podcast, covering topics that cut across the books and publishing ecosystem, from indigenous language writing and publishing to alternative manifestations of books such as audiobooks and graphic novels. Guests on the podcast include authors, publishers, booksellers, festival directors and literacy organisations. For more information, visit thekgang.org.za. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Thekgang NPO hosts Thekgang Talking Podcast, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
Young adult readers need literature that speaks to their experiences, their imagination and their language. In this episode of Thekgang Talking, Tirelo Makgeledisa and Tuelo Gabonewe explore the writing of young adult li
What happens when literature is written to be performed? In this episode of Thekgang Talking , S'fundo W Sosibo and Andi Mgibantaba explore the role of plays and playwriting within South African literature. The conversat
Reading is one of the most powerful tools for education, imagination and social development. It becomes even more meaningful when it begins in a language that feels familiar and lived. In this episode of Thekgang Talking
Multilingualism in Children's Literature, where every child hears their story - their language. Language is often the first bridge between a child and a story. In this episode of Thekgang Talking, Bobo Lukhele and Upile
Margins and Metaphors: Poetry at the fringes What does it mean to write from the margins? In this episode of Thekgang Talking, Flow Wellington joins Karabo Kgoleng to explore poetry as a literary form that documents expe
Colour Your World: An Exploration of Children's Literature in Afrikaans Children's books do far more than entertain. They introduce young readers to language, imagination, empathy and discovery. In this episode of
Books that move us: Exploring how spatial planning and space influence our stories Stories emerge from places. In this episode of Thekgang Talking, Tonderai Chiyindiko and Solam Mkhabela explore the relationship between
Colour Your World: Publishing in Mother Tongue – isiXhosa and siSwati. Mother-tongue publishing plays a vital role in literacy development, cultural preservation and identity formation. In this episode of Thekgang Talkin
From text to graphics: Alternative lexicons and graphic novels Graphic novels are changing how readers engage with stories. In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Karabo Kgoleng speaks to Siya Masuku of Siyafunda Online a
Publishing, translation and adaptation: Taking a seat at the book value-chain table Books do not exist in isolation. They are part of a larger ecosystem that includes publishing, translation, adaptation, rights managemen
In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Mofokeng and Moleleki explore writing and publishing in Sesotho for young readers. The conversation reflects on the importance of indigenous language literature in shaping literacy,
In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Karabo Kgoleng speaks to Siphokazi Jonas about adapting books into audiobooks and the growing role of audio in contemporary publishing. The conversation explores the craft of audiobo
Literature that literally moves us and alternative lexicons… but alternative to what? In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Karabo Kgoleng speaks to Dr Sipho Sithole about literature, language and the politics of cultura
Children’s books play a foundational role in shaping imagination, identity and early literacy. In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Lorraine Sithole and Refilwe Moahloli explore how language influences the way children
In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Lorato Trok and Tuelo Gabonewe explore the preservation of the Setswana language through writing and publishing. The conversation focuses on language as identity, writing as a tool f
Freedom Month invites reflection not only on political history, but on cultural and intellectual freedom. In this episode of Thekgang Talking , Vonani Bila and Given Mukwevho explore writing and publishing in indigenous
Writing and publishing in indigenous languages are vital acts of cultural preservation and intellectual sovereignty. They transform spoken heritage into lasting records, ensuring that stories, knowledge, and identity are
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