Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja

Guest: Arthur Goldstuck, Managing Director, World Wide Worx

Despite complaining about not getting in or having to pay ridiculous prices for even the lowliest of drinks, people will wait in line for hours and subject themselves to belittling treatment by tyrannical bouncers drunk on their own power just to get into a nightclub. For those who have ever contemplated the irony of a facility in which the purported objective is to "have fun" and "meet people," yet rarely provides either without a very high dosage of alcohol, the question might arise as to how the whole thing originated in the first place.

Guest: Puseletso Mofokeng, Senior Forecaster at SA Weather service

Formula One is constantly changing - but this close season the changes are more stark than usual.

The first major regulation changes since 2014 have introduced an air of unpredictability to the 2017 preseason preparations, and centre upon efforts to raise cornering speeds and lower lap times by roughly five seconds.

If the new rules aren't enough to contend with, there are changes to the 2017 race schedule as well an especially prolonged silly season in the drivers market, thanks to the late retirement of champion Nico Rosberg.

Paula Quinsee is a certified imago educator and professional facilitator and NLP life coach. As a relationship expert, she teaches individuals and organisations the importance of healthy relationships using emotional intelligence skills. In Married at First Sight, singles who have failed to find love, put their hearts in the hands of a team of experts who select their perfect partner- the couples then meet for the first time at the altar.

Guest: Guest: Dr Themba Mahlaba, Head of department, Head of Biological Sciences Staff

Guest:  Dr Rakwena Mpho Monareng. CEO of Pan SA Language Board (PanSALB) 

Since 1900, trends have changed dramatically with the increase of technology and modern medical practices. For instance, in 1900 almost all U.S. births occurred outside a hospital. But by 1940, more than half of births were taking place in hospitals. The trend continued exponentially and by 1969 only 1% of births occurred outside a hospital.

Dr. Howard Gardner, professor of education at Harvard University, developed the theory of Multiple Intelligences in 1983 to help educators, psychologists and parenting experts better understand how children process and learn information. “The most important thing The Multiple Intelligences theory has done is called attention to the ways children express themselves.”

A sport agent represents and promotes an athlete in particular sport to prospective employers and advertisers. Sport agents also known as sport promoters handle all the business negotiations and contract issues related to sponsorships and promotions.  Sports agents tend to look after the general interests of the athlete and generally build up a relationship of trust with an athlete over a period of time. The agent will put together strategies to actively promote and market the athlete. This requires decisions on which brands to approach and what strategies will be best suited for the athletes personality and circumstances. Often the relationship between agent and athlete extends to providing advice on personal matters related to career development and financial planning.