A plane crash, the first case of terrible flu in South Africa, and the resignation of a President. James Ball breaks down the third week of September.

A hysterical Tweet, or glowing Instagram post, might be your path to fame and riches. So, how can I protect my online content? Mike V chats to James Davies, a legal expert from Adams and Adams Attorneys, to find out more.

Langa Mavuso is one of South Africa's most captivating vocalists, and he is set to drop his debut album soon. His second single, called "Panther," is a production masterpiece, and features a genre-bending collaboration with Yanga Chief. Langa tells Mike V about this soulful jam.

Jeremy Loops has topped South African charts for much of the last decade, and he returns with a new single called "By The Way." Mike V gets the lowdown on this exciting new release.

It's been a long lockdown, and Mike V knows that people across KZN are dreading the return to exercise. So, how do we get back into a fitness regime? Clandon Pillay, a fitness expert, gives us some handy tips.

Aewon Wolf and Rey Oceans have dropped a new collaboration, and Mike V caught up with the two KZN-based artists to find out more. It's been a productive lockdown for both musicians, and we get some insight into this uplifting track on #PlayLocal.

The start of a war, the discovery of a famous shipwreck, and a departure into interstellar space. Find out what happened in the first week of September with local historian, James Ball.

A research team at Border Cave in Northern KZN have made a remarkable discovery - evidence that people have been using grass as bedding for the last 200 000 years. Mike V was intrigued by this story - how is it possible to tell that grassy remnants are hundreds of thousands of years old? How did these early modern humans live? Professor Lyn Wadley of Wits University, a researcher at the site, took Mike inside this wonderful discovery

Hip-hop veteran, Khuli Chana, joins Mike V on #PlayLocal to chat about his new single, "Basadi." The track is close to Khuli's heart, and Mike V gets the lowdown on this exciting new release.

The effects of COVID-19 have been felt throughout the globe, and Mike V wanted to find out how the citizens of KZN can get involved in the fight against climate change to avoid similar ecological disasters in the future. He caught up with PhD Candidate, and founder of Black Women in Science, Ndoni Mchunu to learn more.