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PechaKucha Night Vol. 50

Asawari Deshpande

Indian Classical Music and the Guru-Shishya Tradition

Along with learning the techniques of rendering music, when a dedicated disciple shares the values and vision of his teacher, a “Guru-Shishya” bond is established. An insightful guru makes sure that the disciple rises above the aesthetics and connects with the divine, a remarkable tradition of Indian Classical Music.




Sarah Isaacs

The healing power of speaking your truth

Sarah Isaacs invited women to share experiences of abuse and sexual assault, hoping to turn her own violation into something good that might encourage others to speak up and let go of the shame that was never theirs to carry. Sarah's talk looks at the healing power of honest expression and the role this project played in her recovery.




Mark Vella

The Future of Relationships

Almost half of South Africa’s children grow up fatherless, fewer people marry and there are more divorces than ever before. Noting the model of human relationships as failing, Mark proposes a ‘new normal’ and ways to better navigate and support human relationships. From multiple perspectives he reframes the human relationship cycle from dating to marriage, and from parenting to co-parenting.




Auriol Hays

The Power of Music to shift perspectives

Auriol Hays is a musical storyteller and award-nominated artist who lives by the motto, 'Awareness through music'. She believes that music has the power to be a great equalizer and shift perspectives, and through music has raised awareness of numerous causes, ranging from Alzheimer's through to Greenpeace's Arctic 30.




Danny Oosthuizen

Homeless in Cape Town

‘"I am just like you... but I am homeless" Danny's Diary - The Dignity Project Two years ago with the Cape Argus, Danny and his team created awareness about the people living on the streets in Cape Town. Danny was one of them. What was supposed to be a 15-day diary has now been running for over 2 years.




Jason Woolf

Township & Tourism, SidebySide

Cape Town is one of the most divided, and yet pluralist, cities in the world. After growing up in the US for the majority of his childhood, social entrepreneur, musician and cultural activist Jason Woolf moved to the city and confronted the absurdity head-on.




Patrick Craig

The Power of Music

As the founder of Studio 7 - an event featuring live acoustic performances in unique spaces - Patrick shares his love of music and how it can change the way we experience life. As a person who helps brands brand themselves through sound, Patrick believes that music holds the power to change people, and how music can enliven everything from neurons to the water in our bodies.




Brandon Challis

World Record painting in support of Rhinos

He plans to set a Guinness World Record for the largest painting ever (1 hectare or 10000m2) made up of 1200 life size Rhino paintings painted by the public around the world. After the certification by Guinness it will be taken to Vietnam and put on display to raise awareness and hopefully create a reduction in demand for their horns.




Luanne Slingerland

Sustainable Fashion

I started researching the brands I support and the garments in my wardrobe, and realised i need to become a Conscious Consumer. My wardrobe was bursting at the seems and I was funding fast fashion. More research led me to the Rana Plaza Collapse and the conditions the factory workers worked in which made me more aware of why I need to know who made my clothes.




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