ADRIAN LARGER

The “Larger” than life DJ began his love affair with music at an early age after discovering several of his family’s Beatles records.

He listened to 80’s Rock Radio DJs and found his calling in entertainment and radio – providing voice-overs since the 2000s.

BRANDON BAATJIES

It was clear from a very young age that Brandon would end up doing something relating to sport as a profession after having tried his hand at any sport he came across with cricket being his first love! His first foray into the sporting world started as the Manager of Injury Prevention in rugby for the Chris Burger Petro Jackson Players fund.

BRIAN OXLEY

When it comes to richness of experience, few can compete with Brian Oxley.

A master of the mic and with broadcasting in his blood, Brian has worked on some of the country’s top radio stations that you would no doubt recognise.

DUNCAN POLLOCK

Whilst still at Radio Tuks, transmitting to the various hostel dining halls via a landline, he began working professionally at ShowTime Music Radio (SMR).

ShowTime was an on-site station at Shell Ultra City on the N1 between Pretoria and Johannesburg.

EB INGLIS

He runs his own production studio, EB Inglis Music where he produces radio commercials and music for artists, while voicing radio, commercials and singing on the side-lines. EB has worked with some big names in the SA music business, including Clint Brink, Dirty Funk and Jack Parow.

GUY McDONALD

There’s no other “Guy” out there on radio.

Self-described as a “Guy” of all trades’, Guy McDonald brings to the Magic 828 table a wealth of talent.

Guy can aptly be described as the breakfast show host-with-the-most.

KHANYA SOSIBO

Khanya Sosibo is a woman with a mind for business and her finger on the pulse. Khanya feels impassioned to inspire women wherever she goes, empowering other women and girls to dream and achieve big, throughout Africa. She is a vibrant and passionate individual – always on the beat!

MEGAN EDWARDS

she is now studying a degree in drama, speech and theatre arts. She creates her own work, sending out voice samples and freelancing in advertising and the training industry doing voice work. She is currently involved in a project with Blended Audio, doing dubbing on the side lines.

MEHBOOB BAWA

His journey began at the SABC in Johannesburg as a TV presenter for Top Sport. Since then, Mehboob has had a storied career in radio and entertainment. From being a top billed radio guru at some of the Cape’s biggest stations, he has expanded his experience behind the scenes.

MICHAELA RICHARDS

Michaela Richards is Magic’s resident ball of energy that is always busy as one of the backbones of Magic 828 Music Radio.

She’s not only a vibrant news presenter, but is also a producer, actress, singer, copywriter and voice-over artist.

NUHA RAZAK

Before Magic, Nuha was already a well-established journalist and radio presenter with a degree from UCT.

Her journey includes time on community radio, as well as 4-years of experience at the ITV Network.

RICHARD HARDIMAN

Though the “Partiman” half of his name may have dropped away, Richard is still a wild radio personality with over 20 years of experience. Richard’s list of accolades goes on-and-on, but here are a few career highlights.

SEAN LOOTS

Award-winning radio host, acclaimed MC and voice-over artist, Sean Loots aka Seano, is quirky and always on the go! Sean’s quick-thinking, fast-talking on-air antics have won him many accolades over the years, and his easy-going, optimistic nature continues to win over listeners where ever he goes.

SIMON BECHUS

Simon Bechus hails from the City of Gold but built his career in Dubai.  At the age of 21, Simon made his way to the UAE and beat out over 500 hopefuls to land his first television presenting gig; cooking alongside celebrities. Here he rubbed shoulders with Princes, Sheiks and Elton John!

TARA LEE

Tara is a compassionate individual who loves to help those around her and who are less fortunate. A cause close to her is the Ephemera Food-share Project, where she fights to end the cycle of poverty and hunger in South Africa.