Oppiestoep, Episode 7

We climb onto the story train in the Bushveld, through the Hantam all the way to the Boland. Our guests are Thys die Bosveldklong, Steyn Smit en Isak Volgraaff .

Tonight our storytellers bring us stories from Namabeep, Beeswater and Villiersdorp. Thys Mentoor, Human du Toit and Alan Hughes share their stories.

Nasie Beukes, Josias van der Westhuizen and Awie Brand were all born and bred in Loeriesfontein in the heart of the Boesmanland. They share stories that depicts the people of this region.

Sors Kruger, Danie Joubert and Poen van der Westhuizen tell stories from Riversdal, Kathu and Calvinia. Schalk Joubert and Loki Rothman delivers the musical entertainment.

Legendary storyteller, Arno van Zyl is in the studio, Fanus Hansen shares a colourful story and CM Augustyn tells us about a farmer who is crazy about Kentucky.

This week we welcome Danie Niehaus in the studio, Albert Bok tells us about Namaqualand and its people, and undertaker, Gielie de Kock gets us rolling with laughter.

Ventriloquist Jannie de Bruyn brings Tommy Thompson to the studio for a unique storytelling experience. Jaco Nel and Gertjie Odendaal share stories from Loeriesfontein and the Overberg.

Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck takes us on a 4x4 cruise to Douglas, Pedro Kruger tells us about life after 40 and André Josias tells us the funny side of being hard of hearing.

Pieter Koen share funny TV moments with us, Don Theart tells us about a tour guide that struggles with the English language, and John Ben tells us about a man that refuse to get into a helicopter.

Poem Mooney tells us about a visit from the school inspector. Retha Rix tells us about scary mosquitoes and Hennie le Roux shares a rugby story.

Radio man, Pieter Moller is in the studio. Jak Jansen van Vuuren tells us about mishaps in court, and GP van Rheede van Oudtshoorn tells us how to catch a ginger cat.

René du Preez tells us about his run-in with the law. Kassie van Zyl is going nowhere slowly and Leon Beukes shares a story about dirty laundry.

Dries Wiese share stories in the studio. Kokkie de Kock tells us how he missed a turn-off, and Wilhelm Bierman tells us about Carnavon's diesel mechanic.

Isak Volgraaf tells us about problems that comes with age, Thys die Bosveldklong tells us about an overseas karaoke competition, and Steyn Smit tells us about the serial bride from Loxton.

Thys Mentoor shares a story about a church clergyman, Human du Toit takes us on a private flight, and Alan Hughes tells us about a lifesaver's first sea rescue.

Nasie Beukes, Josias van der Westhuizen and Awie Brand tell us stories about Loeriesfontein and its people. Schalk Joubert, Janine Neethling and Theo Crous entertain us with their music.

Poen van der Westhuizen tells us a story that gets lost in translation, Danie Joubert shares a story about a demonstration rugby game on Springbok, and Sors Kruger tells us about being scared.

Arno van Zyl tells us a story of legendary storyteller Jan Spies, CM Augustyn shares a story about the importance of pajamas, and Fanus Hansen tells us about a problematic funeral.

Danie Niehaus is back in the studio, Albert Bok shares a story from Namaqualand, and Gielie de Kock tells us an unbelievable fishing story.

Ventriloquist Jannie de Bruin brings Tommy Thomson and Jacky Jackson to the studio. Jaco Nel tells us about a flight in a Sesna, and Gertjie Odendaal's story takes us to a birthday celebration.