A genuine interview between two amazing radio jocks the country has ever seen, one that lives you with so much warmth and a great deal of inspiration, thank God that we have something to go back and listen to not because we want to pass time but because of how amazingly great it is to listen to a journey of someone who is as passionate as he is about what he does, hats off to you legends for partnering together to share such an incredible story, I say it again we are truly blessed.
Wow! Ernest Pillay is such an interesting story teller. I have enjoyed this and part 1z An amazing career, amazing life and now I want to meet Millicent.
I'm one of the Just Ice addicts, and that's always because of what he says about the music. I remember losing my mind when he announced Nomvula by Freshlyground in 2020😅😅He said "it has a tinge of authentic sadness"👌🏾❤️I get what Ernest is saying. I think presenters no longer think they're "in the business of music". They see music as a btw thing. So no effort to announce it stylistically.
Two of my best radio legends in one room. This podcast is 👌🔥🔥🔥. I'm sold. Ernest pillay is a force. From "drive time experience" on radio 2000 to "sound track of your life" on SAfm. A man truly worthy of his flowers while he's still alive!!
I still say that there are 3 guys that brought house music on the radio and 2 are gone and that's Evidence Kemp and Aldrin Segale. Quincy Kekana is still alive please get him
I'm yet again waiting impatiently for this other episode..I remember the era of ' The drive time experience' man that was some good radio
A genuine interview between two amazing radio jocks the country has ever seen, one that lives you with so much warmth and a great deal of inspiration, thank God that we have something to go back and listen to not because we want to pass time but because of how amazingly great it is to listen to a journey of someone who is as passionate as he is about what he does, hats off to you legends for partnering together to share such an incredible story, I say it again we are truly blessed.
You couldn't have said it any better ❤️❤️❤️
Enjoyed this interview so much.
Cant wait for another exiting installment.
Wow! Ernest Pillay is such an interesting story teller. I have enjoyed this and part 1z An amazing career, amazing life and now I want to meet Millicent.
One again catch Ernest smoke pillay every Saturday and Sunday doing the 'sound track of your life' on SAfm 1pm- 4pm, ny main man 👌
This is the guy that introduced me to Johnny Gill - my my my (live medley version)
I didn't know he is Zulu
Mr Pillay has a proper radio voice
Mr Pillay dresses well👌
Big up guys, another killer show, l enjoyed it. Thanks
Ok, yall broke a record 🤗🤗🤗4hrs interview. It was dope though, finally had to raise volume so i can continue with cleaning after 2 hrs🤣😂🤣😂
The coolest guy on radio. Ernest Smoke Pillay.
Fully enjoyed this episode
I'm one of the Just Ice addicts, and that's always because of what he says about the music. I remember losing my mind when he announced Nomvula by Freshlyground in 2020😅😅He said "it has a tinge of authentic sadness"👌🏾❤️I get what Ernest is saying. I think presenters no longer think they're "in the business of music". They see music as a btw thing. So no effort to announce it stylistically.
Well said Ace. I agree. The music is the main ingredient
Thank again Dave I appreciate you brother...
Two of my best radio legends in one room. This podcast is 👌🔥🔥🔥. I'm sold. Ernest pillay is a force. From "drive time experience" on radio 2000 to "sound track of your life" on SAfm. A man truly worthy of his flowers while he's still alive!!
bring just ice
I still say that there are 3 guys that brought house music on the radio and 2 are gone and that's Evidence Kemp and Aldrin Segale. Quincy Kekana is still alive please get him
Smoke I once used to call myself Smoke bros of Mnumzana...... please bring Ice and Vusi Letsoalo
1:03:22 what is the name of the song playing in the background by the lady who committed suicide?
Ernest 'mnuzi' Pillay
An uncle with a Ford Cotina
Smooooke