Respect is the 'thread' that connects my life and work - Peter Tladi
Jazz and Beyond with Nothemba Madumo · 17 May 2026 · 1h 13m
Speaker 1: Soon for some jazz. Speaker 2: Let not temper madumo, serve you up some jazz and beyond on seven o two Speaker 2: and Kame talk. Speaker 3: It is Jazz and Beyond on seven oh two and k talk with me Noptember Speaker 3: and of course it is that moment where we have some great conversation with the Speaker 3: leaders of the industry in the arts, in music, in business and everything that connects Speaker 3: this thread of our culture. And today our guest is one of the key architects Speaker 3: of the live music ecosystem. This is especially post nineteen ninety four. We're gonna tackle Speaker 3: more his legacy in this conversation rather than just a career re app because he's Speaker 3: been doing this for so many years and he remains a very influential voice in Speaker 3: the industry. He's got decades of experience in navigating the intersection between music, between business, Speaker 3: and of course between our South African cultural identity. I don't know if you've guessed Speaker 3: who I'm talking about. We're talking about the founder of Tea music man and the Speaker 3: visionary behind the Joy of Jazz Festival, which is one of Africa's premier jazz events. Speaker 3: Peter that b Peter, how are you okay? I'm good. What are you thinking is Speaker 3: I'm busy describing your role and who you are right now? You know, maybe just Speaker 3: just when when you just reflect on your journey you know, over the years, is Speaker 3: there maybe something that stands out that that's that's a thread, you know, connecting everything Speaker 3: you've done. What is it? Speaker 1: What would I say it? The crediting number…
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