Today with John Perlman

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Coming up on Today with John Perlman: 16 May 2012

National Consumer Commissioner Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi has been embroiled in a bitter fight with her boss, minister of trade and industry Rob Davies. The minister earlier this year sent Mohlala Mulaudzi a letter notifying her that her contract won’t be renewed at the end of September this year. Furthermore, it is being reported that the Commission has not received staff salaries for this month. Tonight John Perlman asks: How will this affect you and I as consumers? Tune in from 18h00 to 19h00 tonight.

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Dreamfields

The aim of the Dreamfields Project is to grow dreams through soccer in our primary schools  by providing soccer kits, organizing weekly soccer leagues and upgrading fields. Dreamfields was launched in October 2007, with the support of our founding sponsor BHP Billiton.

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Show features

Today with John Perlman features current issues. Thought provoking, paradigm shifting but definitely not your ordinary talk show. Today With John Perlman tackles leading current affairs stories with a view to inform and analyse.

Whether he’s talking to a Cabinet Minister or a victim of injustice, his interview style reveals the hidden truth and unearths motives. From major stories to lighted hearted topics, Today with John Perlman is not to be missed!

About John Perlman

Q & A:

What would you be doing with your life if there was no radio? Having the same kinds of debates over coffee, around the dinner table, in the street.

Who or what do you think about during your show? Are we pushing what we know about this issue in new and interesting directions?

What’s the size of your shoe and what do you think that says about you? I wear a size six. Small feet, big heart.

What’s your favourite food and do you believe you are what you eat?  Fish and chicken and I am what I eat. I love to swim and I’m always trying to fly.

Are you superstitious and do you mind sharing? I can be. I’m always very careful not to kill insects, especially spiders.

If love is blind, do you believe marriage is an eye opener or the blind leading the blind, explain? Maybe it’s my age, but I’m finding that love is an eyes-wide-open adventure – wonderful.

Career History:

1987 and 1998

I was involved in all aspects of journalism including print, radio and television and soccer commentating. Then in 1998 I took a full time job at SAfm as the morning radio announcer which I did for the next 9 years.

February 2007

I left SAfm, and so after more than 20 years in journalism he was free to pursue my dream in the social sector.

In May of 2007

I had my first breakthrough when the mining group BHP Billiton donated R6,5-million to the social project and so the Dreamfields Project was born.

June 2007

In June 2007, I joined Kaya FM where I present the Today show.

 

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