12 Sept Thursday 9pm in studio at CapeTalk is Ricardo Mackenzie Provincial Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport

On Thursday 12th September  just after the 9pm news  on CapeTalk on the  #businessofentertainment we have in studio Ricardo Mackenzie Provincial Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport in the Western Cape Government in the 7th Administration

I will discuss plans the Minister has for the next couple of years and  have an  engaging conversation.

Mackenzie’s professional background spans many years, roles at institutions such as the national Ministry of Sport and Recreation, Old Mutual Bank, JPMorgan Chase, The Presidency of Thabo Mbeki, Eurocape International, and Dial-A-Bed.

Show producer Barry Marรฉ

Artwork Casey Barclay

Each episode features a candid conversation between Myers and a creative in the music, theatre, design or television space.

Myers says the conversations are entertaining and inspirational, peppered with true stories, first-person accounts, and invaluable tips from the people whoโ€™ve made a successful living from their craft.

โ€œWe  bring  key executives onto the station to delve into every aspect of the entertainment business. 

We will be exploring topics like the business of royalties, how to manage cash flow and the science of ticketing. Big industry players will talk about how long it took to become an overnight success and how they dealt with and still deal with rejection and success. We will ultimately unpack what it takes to make a living as a South African artist,โ€ says Myers.

CapeTalk Station Manager Tessa van Staden says the station is passionate about supporting creatives.

โ€œArtists, musicians, sculptors, performers, directors and authors hold a mirror to society to reflect who and what we are. They play one of the most difficult and important functions, often without the necessary backing and resources. This segment will share some practical tips for those starting out in the industry. The โ€˜Business of Entertainmentโ€™ hopes to inspire our audience while also championing those who have paved a way in the sector,โ€ says van Staden.

For all the business insights you canโ€™t google, donโ€™t miss the โ€˜Business of Entertainmentโ€™ every Thursday at 21:00.

About CapeTalk:

CapeTalk is Cape Town’s No.1 News and Talk Station that empowers listeners through insightful, constructive and interesting conversations. Find us on 567 AM on the medium wave band.

CapeTalk is Cape Town’s talk station covering the stories that the Mother City is talking about. The subjects might be about the city, the country or global news, but they are chosen because they are relevant to you.

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About Martin Myers:

A UCT graduate, and founder of the NPC Music Exchange, publicist and music manager, Martin Myers began his career in the music industry running UCT Radio, at the University of Cape Town, in 1985. 

For 16 years, Martin was BMG/Sony Musicโ€™s Cape Town publicist.

In 2009 Martin founded Music Exchange (#MEX). This non-profit body organises an annual music conference and monthly masterclasses designed to empower people in the music industry, especially young artists, with the knowledge needed to turn their passion into a sustainable livelihood. 

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