In this interview, Nasiphi Zwane takes us behind the scenes of his podcast, Sludge Underground, which he founded in Durban, South Africa in September 2016. Nasiphi shares his journey of creating the podcast with the goal of shining a spotlight on local alternative bands that were being overlooked by mainstream radio. He delves into the challenges he faced, such as navigating the niche music scene, building an audience, and staying true to his vision, while also reflecting on the positives of running a podcast, including the sense of community, the rewarding connections made with artists, and the platform he’s created for underrepresented voices in the music industry.

Beyond his podcasting career, Nasiphi opens up about his work as a court interpreter and how this role has not only shaped his understanding of the law but also fueled his passion to pursue a formal legal education. He explains how interpreting in a legal setting has offered him a unique perspective on justice and motivated him to study law, blending his love for language with his commitment to making a difference in the legal field. Tune in to hear Nasiphi's inspiring story and gain insight into both the creative and professional sides of his life.

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