Every Friday we recap the cringiest stories that made the news this week, hoping to crown the Sheesh of the Week.

We catch up with UNICEF representative Christine Muhigana, 2nd year Marine Biology student Sibusiso Mazomba and 15 year old debating champ Almaaz Mudaly.
They chat about being at COP26 and how the youth needs to stand up for our planet amidst rising climate change issues.

We are facing difficult times, a global pandemic, load shedding, rising fuel prices and inflation, there is only one person who can help us. Let's bring back Dub!

Dan catches up with Amy and Ephraim the creators of South Africa's latest Oscar submission.
Barakat follows Muslim widow Aisha Davids as she tries to bring together her fractured family over Eid-al-Fitr to break the news about her new romance.

Every Wednesday at 7:50 am Matty shares an affirmation for the week. Tune in and unwind.

Full-time Swifty Tash Montlake gives us an incredibly comprehensive and emotional overview of Taylor's Swifts record label issues with Scooter Braun and the reason for her massively successful 10 minute re-recording of her song 'All Too Well' (Taylor's Version) off her re-recorded album Red (Taylor's Version).

Should Chantelle ask out the pizza guy and how?

We catch up with Ahren Posthumus, CEO of Momint a tech startup, pioneering the future of crypto and digital assets known as NFT's.
Why are NFT's the future of art and technoloy and could an NFT of the SA Onnie actually fetch a good price?

We chat with viral sensation and new national hero Jack Denton.
He hopped the security fence at the SA vs Scotland game and got Siya Kolisi to sign his South African flag underpants. 
We asked the nation how much they would be willing to pay for his onnies.

We chatted with an amazing Cape Town-based TikTok superstar called Will Linley. His new song Miss Me has stolen South Africa's heart.
We played a game called 'Will Of Musical Impressions. Question is, can he sing Britney Spears, Ed Sheeren and Louis Armstrong?