Afternoon Drive with John Maytham

Guest: Diana Gabaldon is the Author of 'Go Tell The Bees that I am Gone', and she brings to John her own personal story that inspired the creative feat. 

Go Tell The Bees that I am Gone is the much-anticipated return to the Outlander series from bestselling author Diana Gabaldon

The author of the Sunday Times bestselling Outlander series returns with the newest novel in the epic tale

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Guest: Chris Gilmour is an investment analyst/market commentator/financial writer and columnist, formerly with Barclays Africa (now Absa) Stockbrokers & Portfolio Management. 

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Guest: Alan Winde | Premier at Western Cape Government

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Guest: David le Paige describes the Fossil Free UCT campaign at the University of Cape Town that is supported by many students, staff and alumni. The campaign brings to attention the urgency to act against climate change, by urging the university to withdraw its investments in fossil fuels, and reinvest in clean, renewable energy. Fossil Free UCT is a campaign of Fossil Free South Africa, and inspired by the international divestment campaign started by global organisation 350.org.

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Guest: Professor Suki Goodman is an associate professor in organisational psychology. 

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Guest: Rebecca Davis | Journalist and Author at Daily Maverick

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Guest: Rebecca Davis | Journalist and Author at Daily Maverick

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Guest: Melissa Groenink - Program Manager for Defending Rights at Natural Justice

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Guest: Karyn Maughan Expert Legal Journalist 

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Guest: Dr Kelly Jakubowski

If you are wondering why you are nostalgic about music you listened to when you were young, a recent study by academics at the University of Durham in England might have the answer.

They found that music is closely linked with  both autobiographic memory and emotion, and particularly with positive emotional memories that have social themes.

Also, that this music-related reminiscence bump peaked at around the age of 14 with songs popular when participants  in the study were at this age evoking the most memories overall.

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