Episodes
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Stone town walking tour
In this episode, I take my first ever Stonetown walking tour. Our guide was open to me recording this and grateful to him for that.
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Maasai by the beach
In this episode, I bump into a group of Masaai performing a chant for a tourist couple. Enjoyed this actually.
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This song is a banger
In this episode, I go out to buy some chips mayai at the corner shop from The Nest Haven Hostel. I love this song. You should Tanzanians moving. Will probably be copyright striked, if not enjoy. You should Tanzanians moving to this song.
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Us we don’t believe about Jesus
In this episode, I think we are on that bad Bulawayo - Victoria Falls Road and the opinions keep on coming. Do you believe in Jesus?
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He is a professional driver
In this episode, I listen in to the conversations. People have opinions for days.
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I have decided to follow Jesus
In this episode, I take a bus from Johannesburg to Lusaka. To start things off a mandatory prayer is given in exchange for donations
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I just grew
In this episode, I talk to Koketso, a restaurant manager in Johannesburg who shares his experience with COVID-19
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Wear different hats
In this episode of African Travel Now with Trevor, host Trevor Chomumwe interviews Kultwano Monyai, an artist, curator, and scholar based in Pretoria. They discuss how COVID-19 impacted her artistic journey, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, risk-taking, and diversifying one's skills in...
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Nto Zabantu
In this episode of African Travel Now with Trevor, host Trevor Chomumwe interviews Njabulo 'Safe Energy' Mthikhulu, a multidisciplinary artist and member of the band Nto Zabantu. They discuss the band's formation, how COVID-19 impacted their creative process, and their upcoming one-year…
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Hunger is kicking in
In this episode, the hunger strikes.
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There are levels to celebration
In this episode, I attended Mbali Tshabalala's show opening at Asisebenze and we celebrated.
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I work alot from my dreams
In this episode of African Travel Now with Trevor, host Trevor Chomumwe interviews Retabile Lepadi, a visual and performance artist who explores Afrofuturism and Afrosurrealism. They discuss how COVID-19 impacted Retabile's artistic process, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability…
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Ziyakhipha la
In this episode, I attend Mbali Tshabala's solo exhibition, Fragments of Infinity: Unveiling Multidimensional Realms. A good time was had.
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Jump in
In this episode, I strategize with some of the passengers on how we can get onto the next train to Dar es Salaam. A section of the train track was swept away by recent rains. The drama.
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Soda/Maji
In this episode I stretch my legs at one of the many stops on the TAZARA from Zambia to Tanzania.
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Bar chat
In this episode, I grab a beer and listen in to conversations at the canteen on the TAZARA on my way to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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Do you want a picture of yourself?
In this episode I explore the TAZARA and meet up with fellow travellers.
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Okay, let's talk
In this episode, a policeman at the Kapiri Mposhi TAZARA Train Station stops me for questioning before we go our separate ways.
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A few minutes ahead of schedule
In this episode I take the flight to Livingstone, Zambia
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Sounds from Mduduzi's Funeral
In this episode, I attend Mduduzi funeral kwaMhlanga. Rest in peace Dada
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Why don't you just become a photographer?
In this episode, I talk to Fezeka Jacqueline Mophethe a conceptual photographer and curator who shares how she got into art and why you should collect some of her work
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Understand your body
In this episode, I catch Fezeka talking about her piece
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That's the only medium I relate with
In this episode I talk to Sima who shares his journey as a watercolour artist and why you should collect his art.
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Make things visible
In this episode, I join a small walkabout at the Fam Agency studio space at Constitutional Hill where the resident artist shares details about their practice and thoughts on the work on show.
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Be resourceful
In this episode, I talk to Ndaya Ilunga who shares what COVID-19 has taught her and the one Joburg travel tip you need to know. To collect her art visit https://ndaya.co.za/
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I create words and worlds.
In this episode, I talk to Mankebe Seakgoe who shares how she makes worlds of understanding and why you should collect her work.
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We had to have a dead start
In this episode, I talk to a Quicket employee who asked to remain anonymous. They share what COVID-19 taught him and why he thinks all event organisers need to use quicket to grow their revenue.
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To Infinity
In this episode I attended my friend Mduduzi's memorial service at Mamakashaka & Friends. What a life!!
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I was trying to recover my practice
In this episode, I attend Tatenda Magaisa's walkabout for her show 'it wearies me; you say it wearies you. showing at the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG). Show curated by Gcotyelwa Mashiqa.
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What does it take to be a creative?
In this episode, I attend a Creative Nestlings Conversations on Creativity event at Mamakashaka & Friends in Braamfontein. The panelists included Bahati Simoens, ByLwansta, and Moipone Tlale. The theme for the was, What does it take to be a creative? and moderated by dillion phiri.
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A Career In Tourism
In this episode, I talk to a student at the KZN Tourism and Careers Expo where I ask them what careers in tourism they know.
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KZN Tourism & Hospitality Careers Expo
In this episode, I attend the KwaZulu Natal Tourism & Hospitality Careers Expo at the Prince Mangosuthu Airport in Ulundi hosted by the KwaZulu Natal Economic Development Department in partnership with other stakeholders.
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Kulomsindo ongakaTrevor
In this episode, I talk to Phakamile Hlazo, the Tourism Innovation Lab Africa chief executive and founder of Zulu Nomad. She shares how COVID-19 has changed how she works and allowed her to look at how technology can accelerate the rebirth of tourism and hospitality across Africa.
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Everything had to be personalised
In this episode, I talk to Lulamile Nyathi the Assistant Manager at The Road Lodge in Richard's Bay at the KZN Tourism and Hospitality Careers Expo in Ulundi. He shares what COVID-19 has taught him and how it has changed how he works.
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Akuthengiswa amadays
In this episode we cross into South Africa.
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Abafuni imali
In this episode, passengers from the next bus complain about a driver or conductor who has run away with their money at the Beitbridge Border Post.
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Untitled
In this episode, the bus breaks down and we listen to the music as we wait to hear what is going on.
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I want nice pictures
In this episode, I take the TAZARA from Kapiri Mposhi to Dar es Salaam. What a ride!!!!!
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I am charging you
In this episode, I come face to face with the law at the train station for taking pictures.
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Amagwinya
In this episode, I walk the streets of Johannesburg.
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It's actually quite deep
In this episode, I talk Shelly who shares what Curiocity means to her.
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Wear black
In this episode, we celebrate 10 years of Curiocity.
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This is a real life situation
In this episode, I talk to Thami again who shares her thoughts on the future of front of house in the hospitality industry 'post' the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Curiocity is diversity
In this episode, I talk to Thami who shares what Curiocity means to her.
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It has made me love the continent
In this episode, I talk to Tshepo Mokone who shares what means to him.
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Your dreams can breathe
In this episode, I talk to Ayanda who shares what Curiocity means to him.
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You can safely experience Johannesburg
In this episode, I talk to Maria who shares what Curiocity means to her.
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The brown bottle series
In this episode, I talk to Tshepo Molefe who shares what Curiocity means to him.
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I wanted to say that out loud
In this episode, I talk to Kay who shares what Curiocity Backpackers means to him.
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You can be yourself
In this episode, I talk to Beckstar, who shares what Curiocity Backpackers means to him.
About this show
a podcast series with people, brands and organisations driving the African tourism & hospitality industry forward, as the world begins to open back up.
Hosted by
Trevor Chomumwe
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