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We are a Podcasting, Performance Marketing & Web Development Agency that specializes in “Podcasts-Done-for-You”
Harnessing the power of conversations, performance marketing and AI to revolutionize marketing for transformative growth.
09/10/2026
What happens when AI takes over traditional classroom teaching?
Alpha School is challenging the traditional education model by using AI to deliver personalised academic lessons in just two hours a day, while human guides focus on developing life skills, confidence and creativity. Their approach raises an interesting observation about the future of education.
At TIM Africa, we believe the real opportunity with AI isn't simply replacing people, but rethinking how people and technology can work together.
Sometimes world-changing work starts with solving the problem in front of you.
Dr. Candice Bailey reflects on Victor Lawrence, whose work helped shape what we know today as internet speed. His story wasn’t about trying to save the world. It was about solving one problem at a time.
That is often how inventions begin.
Find the link to the full episode in our bio.
08/10/2026
Discover the journey of Dr. Candice Bailey. She speaks about the stories we inherit, the stories we uncover, and the stories that can change what the next generation believes is possible.
From internet speed and medicine to everyday problem-solving, these stories remind us that innovation has always been part of our history. When people see what’s possible, they can begin to imagine what they might create next.
💬 Which slide resonates with you?
Find the link to the full episode in our bio.
Education access is one of South Africa’s biggest social challenges.
In this episode of The Incredible Machine podcast, Prof Linda Meyer speaks about the economic realities facing students, the role of bursary funding, and why access to tertiary education can change the trajectory of families.
While the system may not be perfect, the underlying principle remains important: students from disadvantaged and working-class families need pathways into education.
Discover his episode on our YouTube channel and your preferred podcast platforms.
Exposure changes what people believe is possible.
In this reel, Dr. Candice Bailey explains her thoughts on access to information, power, and why visibility matters. When opportunities are hidden, people may never know what they’re capable of exploring.
Watch the full episode on The Incredible Machines podcast, link in the bio.
Sometimes the next step starts with someone else seeing what you cannot see yet.
In this reel from The Incredible Machines podcast, Dr. Candice Bailey speaks about the unexpected conversation that led her from journalism and politics into Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of the Witwatersrand.
Find the full episode on The Incredible Machines podcast, link in the bio.
06/10/2026
Episode 63 of The Incredible Machines podcast is live! This week, Jonathan Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Dr. Candice Bailey, a journalist, science communicator and coauthor of We Were Always Here.
From overlooked inventors to young people who need to see themselves in the story, this conversation is about visibility, representation and the power of bringing hidden histories into the light.
Available now on The Incredible Machines podcast, link in bio.
For many first-generation students, studying is never just personal.
Prof. Linda Meyer explains the family, financial and emotional pressure carried by students who are the first in their homes to access tertiary education.
Their success often represents hope for an entire family, which means the pressure is far greater than marks alone.
Watch the full conversation on The Incredible Machines podcast, Episode 62.
05/10/2026
We recently welcomed Dr. Candice Bailey to The Incredible Machines podcast at the TIM Africa studio.
We spoke about Black innovation, the stories behind ‘We Were Always Here’, representation, failure, journalism and why access to information can shape what young people believe is possible.
Have a story, business or idea worth sharing? Let’s bring it to life. Visit our website to learn more.
Discover the journey of Dr. Candice Bailey, one of the authors behind the incredible read: ‘We Were Always Here’.
This conversation explores black inventors across the African diaspora, the power of representation, the role of failure in innovation and why access to information can shape what people believe is possible.
💡 “If you don't know that it exists, you won't know that you can do it”
🎧 Watch the full episode with Dr. Candice Bailey .
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