Rhodes Music Radio (RMR) is a campus based community radio station located in the heart of Rhodes University Grahamstown, South Africa. RMR was founded in 1981; the station was the first campus based station to be licensed to broadcast legally. A station with a proud broadcast history, RMR has been and still is a pioneer within the campus radio industry in South Africa. RMR is a Youth Lifestyle Radio Station and provides programming that is fun, experimental, challenges the status quo and is informative. RMR continues to provide an educational and practical training ground for some of South Africa’s finest br...
Latest episodes
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13 min
Breaking the Stigma: Khanyiswa's HIV Story
In this episode of Makhanda Diaries, we sit down with Khanyiswa from Makhanda. She's living with HIV, and she's here to share her story, from the moment she found out, to the fear…
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28 min
Anthems of the Youth
Anthems of the Youth is not only a podcast episode but a statement. It listens closely to the music that once moved crowds and the sounds shaping today’s generation. In South Afric…
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31 min
Protest Media Then vs Now
Protest Media Then vs Now explores the different types of protest methods as well as the resources that were used for protesting in the past and in the present. This episode seeks…
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30 min
Unfinished Struggles
Just like its’ name, Unfinished Struggles looks at the unfinished struggles that continue to shape South African society today. From challenges in education and meaningful politica…
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32 min
Unheard Uprisings
Unheard Uprisings explores the voices often left out of South Africa’s protest. From people living with disabilities and members of the queer community navigating exclusion in trad…
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37 min
The Struggle Continues at Home
The Struggle Continues at Home podcast is about how for women during the past and even not face the struggle of gender norms, and how they are expected to act in society. In the ep…
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29 min
Language as a Site of Struggle
Language as a Site of Struggle is a podcast episode that explores the history of language oppression in South Africa and how language continues to be a barrier, more so in institut…
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23 min
The Echoes of struggle
The Echoes of struggle podcast is about how about the transition of how protests are organized. It focuses on the shift of how protests were mobilized in the 1970s by the youth to…
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30 min
Right on Cue Episode 11 - The Best of the Best
In this, the final episode of Right on Cue 2026, we hear about the Soweto String Quartet, the acrobatic Wolf Circus and a Brazilian family invites us into their home for a traditio…
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18 min
Right on Cue 2026 Episode 10 - Right on the Music
If you like music, this episode is for you. If you like jazz music, this episode is especially for you. We hear about the the kids who love jazz and Gabisile Motuba, popularly know…
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21 min
Right on Cue Episode 9 - ASSITEJ and children's theatre
For those who don't know, ASSITEJ is all about theatre for young audiences. It's about giving young people a platform to tell their stories, to find their voices, and to show the w…
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24 min
Bravery Talks
Bravery Talks Podcast explores student activism and the meaning of courage across generations. Hosted by Olona Mzimba, it reflects on historic protests such as the Soweto Uprising…
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18 min
Right on Cue Episode 8 Stand up comedy at NAF
In this episode we listen to music of the marimbas and we laugh out loud with stand up comedy. We dance to the beats of gumboot rhythms of Marimba Melodika at the Great Hall on cam…
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29 min
Protest and Power
This podcast episode explores why young people protest and what motivates them to speak out against issues affecting them in society. The podcast mainly focuses on how young people…
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24 min
Right on Cue Episode 7 - LitFest and reading in your Mother tongue
Amazwi Museum hosts the Literature Festival Children's Corner, bringing together people from across the literacy and storytelling sector to play, learn, and read with children. If…
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30 min
The Legacy of 1976
This episode examines the enduring impact of the 1976 protests and explores the influence of youth activism in present-day South Africa. The episode aims to highlight how the event…
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25 min
Right on Cue 2026 Episode 6 Majaivan, Manana and Katz
Massively talented dancers perform in a high energy show interpreting the life story of Lee-Ché Janecke. A once-in-a-lifetime experience of Manana’s production called Pulchritudino…
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19 min
Right on Cue 2026 - Episode 5 - A Childhood in Chalk
A Childhood in Chalk explores the period of school boycotts in Makhanda and haunting physical theatre in Igazi lika Nina reveals the silent battles of a young orphan. It explores t…
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17 min
Right on Cue 2026 Episode 4 - Festival is for children
In this edition we talk to parents who need to do something with their children. What can Festival offer to keep your young ones amused? The conversation is about child-minders, fa…
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17 min
Right on Cue 2026 - Episode 3
Right on Cue - Episode 3. Our presenter Asithandile Muyongo reflecting on everything we've covered today, from uMsaki, Liminal and Children of the Buffalo Thorn Tree. He is reminde…