Spotlight

Spotlight with Alan Ford is a weekly podcast that focuses on all forms of entertainment in Southern Africa. Weekly we look at the latest in theatre with the best actors and musicians. The show also focuses on gastronomical food experiences, festivals, glamour, fashion and luxurious travel. Spotlight enhances your weekly entertainment lifestyle... live every Tuesday morning at 9am on CliffCentral.

Weekly English South Africa Performing Arts · Society & Culture Alan Ford

206 Episodes

200 – 206

The unView 09.04.15

Is Somizi black, gay and circumcised? We find out this and a lot more than we bargained for, as Allen, Somizi and Duncan delve on this topic.

9 Apr 2015 52 min

The unView 02.04.15

After a raucous weekend spent together at Sun City, Alan has some very important questions to ask Somizi regarding his behaviour. Then with Lorraine away, the boys are joined by the Queen of Dainfern - Puleng Mash Spies. They discuss the Miss SA 2015 pageant with Tatum Keshwar, as well…

2 Apr 2015 59 min

The unView 26.03.15

We focus on Miss South Africa and The Royalty Soapie Awards - Added to that lots of fun and interesting talk.

26 Mar 2015 58 min

The unView 19.03.15

From the sublime to the ridiculous - The unView team explores the topic of Head Transplants, Somizi Naked Dating and more. On the social scene they feature Pieter-Dirk Uys's theatre show, Miss SA Claudia Henkel's wedding and The SAFTAS 2015.

19 Mar 2015 57 min

The unView 12.03.15

Somizi, Lorraine and Alan are back and ready to bitch and dish it out... we get to the bottom of the Gavin 'Rajahgate' scandal, before chatting to Dawn Lindberg about The Naledi Awards - and that's just the tip of the iceberg!

12 Mar 2015 56 min

The unView 05.03.15

‘Thin, Rich & Fabulous!’ This is the first of many ratchet shows featuring three of CliffCentral's biggest and most flamboyant personalities. We find out the direction of this new and groundbreaking show, what each of the hosts is up to in their personal lives, and what each is looking for…

5 Mar 2015 53 min