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The power of music is undeniable and sometimes you just need one song to transport you back to a certain time and place. Just think of that moment when you hear those first notes and the melody hits and it connects you to a memory. Minnie Ntuli decided to play KZN a classic tune and asked them if they could recall their favourite memories that connect them to this song

Minnie Ntuli was shocked when she found a Canadian woman who has moved an insane amount of times in only five years! And she decided to ask KZN how many times they've had to move house, and why people move so regularly?

Today on Minnie's Music Match-up, we're putting two of the world's biggest musical sensations up against each other... And as always, Minnie Ntuli left it up to KZN to cast a vote and help determine which one truly is the breakout star of the last decade. Is it too late now to say sorry? We just want to find out who is on the A-team!

We all have that little voice inside our heads telling us we're not good enough. And if anyone tells you they don't hear that little voice, they're probably lying. Today, Lisa Welsh is sharing more about imposter syndrome and how to effectively deal with it whenever it rears its ugly head.

Minnie Ntuli and her producer received an e-mail from a listener seeking advice. Dealing with death is hard, and relationships have their own ups and downs. So what happens when you combine the two...Take a listen to find out what sage advice KZN had to offer.

There is a new major debate that has a lot of different people fired up. But is there a right or wrong answer? Is it as black and white as it seems or should there be rules and regulations? And one of the biggest questions is if there is truly a need/market for this type of product? Minnie Ntuli asked KZN their opinion not the matter and also revealed if selling breastmilk in South Africa is legal.

Some things are better left unsaid. Especially when you talk to your boss. But Minnie Ntuli wanted KZN to share their work secrets with her and asked them to finish this sentence: "My boss can never know that..." These little white lies did not dissapoint.

Most South Africans have suffered the loss of some of their most cherished or important items. Phones, laptops, televisions, cars, the list goes on... This is not that story, though. This story tells the rare tale of how Minnie Ntuli got her stolen phone back. But she's not the only one!

Today is a tough one: We're going local and pitting two of our favourite musical ladies against each other. We have a lot of love in our hearts for both of these incredibly talented singers, but it's up to KZN to decide who will be the winner. But turns out there was a unexpected plot twist!

Have your parents ever tried to bribe you with a nice little R2 coin for simple tasks or chores? Maybe you had to scratch a few backs for a little cash money. This made Minnie Ntuli think so she asked KZN: "What is the very first thing you did for money?" Which isn't necessarily your first job, it might be something completely different!