5 Mid Mornings

Which talent do you wish you were born with?

Steph and Yonaka accept the challenge to try rock climbing

Mythbusters relationship edition - what are the biggest myths in relationships?

Today on the show we are opening summer school - it tests our general knowledge on subjects that you

might have to do at summer school.
Each week Teacher Producer Mike will ask us questions from different grades.
We get to choose the category this week, from next week the person with the best marks gets to choose.

You should be able to tell your partner that you find someone else HOT!

Today on the show we launch Kids review, in which we have children from ages 6 to 16 to review their
parents in various categories:
Today we look at parents getting the COOKING reviewed.

Between the 25th of November and the 10th of December 2024, we acknowledge globally 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. This initiative seeks to raise awareness, promote advocacy, and inspire action to combat gender-based violence 

On 5 Mid Mornings Stephanie Be and Yonaka Theledi explore "16 Voices". 

Each day of the 16 Days of Activism we hear a new voice and a new story, spotlighting the diverse experiences and perspectives surrounding gender-based violence in South Africa. This storytelling approach aims to educate, foster empathy, and mobilize young listeners to understand and engage with the cause.

We have heard stories and been able to profile some phenomenally strong women throughout "16 Voices". But what about the voices we couldn't hear? What about the voices who have been silenced for ever?

The 17th episode of "16 Voices" is dedicated to the Women who have no voice. The women who have been murdered. The woman who have been permanently silenced, we will never hear their stories. This 16 minutes of silence is for them.

In South Africa, rape culture is a serious problem where violence and harassment against women are widespread. Unfortunately, society often responds with indifference or even blames the victims. Women face significant obstacles when trying to be believed—dismissive attitudes and doubts make it hard to find justice or even understanding. Every day, women struggle to be heard, respected, and be safe, often feeling alone and betrayed by a society (work, school, friends, family) that frequently ignores the assaults, and violence they endure. 

Did you have a special torture reserved for your sibling/s?

Or were you the tortured one?

Stephanie Be and Yonaka go head to head in summer school - who will come out tops?

Between the 25th of November and the 10th of December 2024, we acknowledge globally 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. This initiative seeks to raise awareness, promote advocacy, and inspire action to combat gender-based violence 

On 5 Mid Mornings Stephanie Be and Yonaka Theledi explore "16 Voices". 

Each day of the 16 Days of Activism we hear a new voice and a new story, spotlighting the diverse experiences and perspectives surrounding gender-based violence in South Africa. This storytelling approach aims to educate, foster empathy, and mobilize young listeners to understand and engage with the cause.

Today on the show we hear from Stephanie Be, who shares her personal experiences. “16 Voices” ends today on international human rights day. Her unwavering commitment to educating people about GBV not only in her own community but in South Africa as a whole has accounted for this hugely powerful, far reaching campaign.

In South Africa, rape culture is a serious problem where violence and harassment against women are widespread. Unfortunately, society often responds with indifference or even blames the victims. Women face significant obstacles when trying to be believed—dismissive attitudes and doubts make it hard to find justice or even understanding. Every day, women struggle to be heard, respected, and be safe, often feeling alone and betrayed by a society (work, school, friends, family) that frequently ignores the assaults, and violence they endure.