The part of the show where LuNadTics spill the tea!

• Act Prosecutor and Defence for everyday “Unforgivable” crimes
• Lula - Prosecutor & Nadia - Defence
• Serious but silly
• Replying ‘Noted.’ With No Emoji, No Warmth, No Soul

A couple who dated in high school reconnected years later because of a shared Spotify playlist they both happened to follow.

LuNadTics share Artist you they listen to anymore because of a person or a breakup!

Are there really snakes in the studio with Lula and Nadia today?

• Act Prosecutor and Defence for everyday “Unforgivable” crimes
• Lula - Defence & Nadia - Prosecutor
• Serious but silly
  • Microwaving Fish in the Office Kitchen
  Crime: Inflicting biological warfare on innocent co-workers.

A judge in Missouri made headlines after regularly wearing an Elvis Presley wig during court proceedings.
He reportedly played Elvis music in the courtroom as cases were being heard.
His behaviour was considered unprofessional and raised concerns about courtroom decorum.
After an internal review and media attention, the judge agreed to step down from his position.
Local legal officials said the antics, while humorous to some, undermined the seriousness of the justice system.

What’s the weirdest/most inappropriate thing you’ve ever seen someone do at work?

On Friday 21 November 5 Lunch stood with Women for Change and the rest of SA against the scourge of GBV in South Africa

Cameron Kasambala (Women For Change Spokesperson):

Today, we speak with Cameron Kasambala, spokesperson and community manager for Women For Change, a leading non-profit campaigning against gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. As the country prepares for the National Shutdown on Friday, November 21, Cameron is a powerful voice calling for urgent government transparency and the implementation of effective policies. With South Africa's femicide rate six times the global average, her advocacy shines a spotlight on this national crisis, urging all South Africans to stand together and demand change.

Joining us today is Dr. Lindokuhle Gama, a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at North-West University’s Potchefstroom campus. Dr. Gama's impactful research bridges African philosophy and critical social theory, exploring themes of justice, equality, and moral philosophy. Her insightful work continues to inspire and challenge contemporary thought across academia and beyond.

Nadia picks the best of the week's new releases on the box and at the movies.