The team kicked off the show this morning ready to celebrate Yanga Mjoli's birthday, they were so excited they even bought her a cake. But, when they called to wish her, they found out they had gotten it all wrong. Now the challenge is to find someone who's birthday it is to give this delicious cake to.

Dan and the team are shocked to hear that Cape Town was the hottest place in the world this week, reaching highs of over 46 degrees C. From melting candles to sporadic fires all over the city, it was sweltering. Our question is whether this is going to become more and more of a reality as our planet slowly heats up. 
To prepare for this Nic challenges the team to broadcast an entire show from a Sauna set to 45 degrees. 

Today on Careoke we tried one of the most popular songs on the charts right now, Meet Me At Our Spot.

After spending the morning with a Chandelier Technician last week, Dan has decided he can make it in the business. Not only is he convinced of opening a side hustle but he has decided to make a radio jingle for his new business. Tune in tomorrow to hear the jingle.

After picking out of a hat Dan chose chandelier technician as his job shadow experience. We went to meet Robert, one of only 10 Chandelier Technicians in the country to find out why his job is so unique and difficult. 
From risking your life climbing inside a 1 Million Rand Chandelier to polishing over 100 000 Swarovski crystals, the job is certainly thrilling. 

The team chats about their Matric marks and the fact that your choices and results don't define your future. Tune in to hear what marks the team got for their finals.

The team votes for a new Sheesh of the Week and this time it's got everything to do with Lindiwe Sisulu. Listen to the full story here.

Xoli speaks with cricket analyst Lunga Kupiso about the charges of discrimination levelled against Proteas captain Mark Boucher. Lunga insists that he step down if he is found guilty and not wait for a letter of dismissal. 

Universities are returning to campus this year but the question of vaccine mandate remains ever present. Should universities go ahead with the proposed mandate, is it practical, how does it affect the students?