26 - New Year's Special

EPISODE · Jan 1, 2024 · 7 MIN

26 - New Year's Special

from African Couch Potato · host Gino Shelile

Welcome to the first podcast of the year, on the first day of the year. 1 January 2024. Happy New Year to all of you, wherever you are. Let’s take a look at 2023.Episode 01 of African Couch Potato - the Mash-up entered the digital arena on the 18th of July, Nelson Mandela's birthday. It is now listened to from Johannesburg to San Francisco, from Toronto to Tokyo, Across Africa, the United States, through Europe and into Asia - not bad for six months.We are available on over 15 different streaming/podcast platforms and so far have featured 14 in-studio guests - not bad for six months.  We already have a good list of recommendations from you, the listener, and we will get to them as soon as we can. Keep sending them in - it is good to keep Gino busy.Our local recommends while you are still doing the holiday vibe include:On Netflix,   The Queenstown Kids  Can You See Us  Love, Sex and 30 Candles  Miseducation, Netflix  Runs In The Family  Yoh! Christmas  Magenta Coal  Six In The CityOn Prime,  My Girlfriend’s Father  Courting Anathi  The HoneymoonOn Showmax  Adulting 2   1802We wish you all a very Happy New Year, and trust that one of your New Year's resolutions is to keep on binging.Yes? No? Send us a textLet us know what you think, what movie or series you would like to see featured, or just to tell us how brilliant it all is:instagram.com/africancouchpotatox.com/[email protected] Channel: Mzansi Film News, Views and Reviews YouTube; African Couch Potato - YouTube https://www.patreon.com/c/AfricanCouchPotato Gino Shelile’s profile • LetterboxdMember of the Film Critics Association of South Africa (FCASA)Produced by Ted Loukes and A10 Consulting [email protected] Music by The_Mountain from PixabayCHqjHqS2RAMkVSeydGo7© SANTE MEDIA 2026

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