About Us
Podcast Party, founded by podcasting pioneer One on One Productions (Pty) Ltd, was formed ahead of the pivotal 2024 South African election with the aim of leveraging the power of content to reach South Africans where they’re engaging – online.
Through the power of conversations the Podcast Party is committed to inspiring positive change and amplifying diverse voices – an online content hub where open dialogue and critical thinking are encouraged; where personal responsibility is embraced; and where individuals have access to knowledge to make more informed decisions.
Rina Broomberg (Founder and CEO), Timothy Maurice Webster (Senior Partner) Deborah Aremband (Ops and Marketing); Siya Sangweni (Communications); Jane Malatji (Hospitality); Tshepo Sekhu (Production).
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Free and Fair Elections are a hallmark of South Africa’s democracy. Through the power of podcasting, we aim to reignite the appreciation of democracy and combat voter apathy.
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Ensuring that the narrative shared on our platform reflects the richness and diversity of South Africa’s people.
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Educating and empowering our audience with insightful content – from political discussions, to expert insights, to everyday stories.
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Recognising the vital role of youth in shaping the nation’s future, we provide a platform for youth-led discussions, ideas and initiatives.
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Conversations building understanding across communities, generations and perspectives.
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Beyond conversations, Podcast Party is a catalyst for positive change.
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Range of conversations, ensuring listeners find resonance across a spectrum of stories and discussions.
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Podcast Party is not just about talk, it’s about action. We encourage the audience to translate insights into action, fostering a culture of civic engagement and positive change.
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Transparency and integrity to ensure audiences can trust the values and actions we promote.
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Podcast Party envisages a legacy of positive change and a more informed electorate. Through our podcasts, we aim to leave a lasting impact on the narrative of South Africa’s democracy.
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