Born out of a need to educate, communicate, connect and celebrate the station has come a long way from the days of jamming airwaves illegally with portable transmitters during the apartheid era. Bush is a gathering place for those who want to be a part of something revolutionary - but ordinary, yet at the same time extraordinary. Some would say that it's addictive. Others indulge in the addiction and keep coming back, even if that means taking a 15-hour flight. It is a place where people 'pass' through.
Nobody really settles here.
But whether you came from across the street, a taxi ride away or three connecting flights away, one thing is for sure. Once you have been a part of Bush, Bush will always be a part of you. It's a symbiotic relationship. Fortunately, somebody took the time to recognise the importance of the work Bush Radio does and how special it is to its community. It is true that every day at Bush Radio we strive to make a difference in the culture and society in which we live.