We visited Afro house artist, Holly Wasserfall (aka Holly Rey), and spoke about juggling her studies and career, the music emerging from the bedroom studios of Umlazi, and her latest single, “Deeper”, rising in the charts.  -

We drove down the South Coast and spoke with South Africa’s most decorated woman surfer, Heather Clark. - As South Africa’s most decorated women surfer, Heather has reached many proud milestones in her career, one of which,

We got to talk with 12 year old journalist Janna Jihad, who has faced up to armed soldiers on the West Bank, about her reporting on the occupation of her town by Israeli forces. - For more information on this episode visit cltrshift.com/janna-jihad/

We visited surfer Gary van Wieringen in his shaping room to talk growing up surfing on the south coast and how repairing surfboards got him into the precision art of shaping.  - For more information on this episode visit cltrshift.com/gary-van-wieringen/

We spoke with Isipingo local, Terence Simon, about surfing in the 70s and 80s and trying to catch waves during apartheid. - For more information on this episode visit http://cltrshift.com/terence-simon/

We sat down with musician David Birch, who took us through his early punk rock days in the UK and touring; to landing on Durban soil in '91, staying permanently...and making a success of it. From The Vibrators to Squeal, we covered it all. -

We meet James Murua, a blogger, journalist, editor and columnist from Nairobi, Kenya visiting Durban’s humid shores. As one of the few bloggers covering the African literary scene so comprehensively I wanted to take the opportunity of James’ visit,

We continue our dabbling into surf culture and if ever there was a subculture within a subculture it’s the big wave riders of the world. We got the opportunity to sit down with Durban's two time Big Wave surf champ, Grant "Twiggy" Baker,

From the original lecture by Dr VVO Mkhize, this bonus episode includes the full 2 hour lecture including the Q&A. - For more information on this episode and the lecture, visit cltrshift.com/dr-vvo-mkhize/

We’re mixing things up a bit and feature a lecture at the University of KwaZulu-Natal where we get into even more layers of African Divination with Dr VVO Mkhize. See the bonus episode in the podcast list for the full 2 hour lecture including the Q&A.