The #JustDrive team has introduced a new moment on the show where they look at various interesting technology related questions. This week, they speak to Maeson Maherry, CEO and co-founder of LAWtrust and they focus on what you need to know about Zuckerberg's social media empire.

According to Motlatsi Molefe, CEO of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund- many people have no idea what their rights are when interacting with lawyers and so they end up believing everything that is said by the lawyer. The team spoke to Mr Molefe about the citizen's rights when consulting a lawyer, how to know if the lawyer is legit and what should happen when you have been scammed by a lawyer especially with regards to pay outs and rates.

School can be a very brutal place because of bullying. Recently, videos of children bullying each other at schools have been making the rounds and this has triggered many people who have been bullied before into sharing their stories and their experiences. We speak to two people from different walks of life who grew up being bullied. They share their experiences and how it affected them in the long run.

After the tragic passing of Anele Tembe, the conversation around depression took over social media. The A team wanted to investigate what comes with dating a person who is clinically depressed. They spoke to Cassey Chambers from the South African Depression and Anxiety Group about this and look at ways in which you could help and personally deal with someone who is living with depression.

In January, new wage rules were gazetted for all restaurants in South Africa as part of a controversial collective agreement. Industry bodies launched a legal bid against the new agreement, and on Tuesday was granted an urgent court interdict. The team spoke to Advocate Mosima Rasesemola about what this court case means for restaurant owners and waiters. The owner of The Sauce Lifestyle Cafe joins the conversation to talk about what this court case means for restaurant owners and the conditions that come with owning a restaurant in 2021. And finally they talk to a waiter about their working conditions at the moment.

Awelani Sow is a young lady from Limpopo who was struggling as a hair stylist just a few years ago, now she’s the owner of her own salon and various hair care products and franchises. Looking at the amount of other young women that are working with people's hair for close to nothing in our communities, she joins the team for a little inspiration

Experts say that as much as people want to be successful, many actually fear they wouldn’t know how to deal with it when it arrived. After Dee’s confession that he fears being promoted to manager position, the team roped in Executive Coach Refilwe Khumalo about possible reasons why people fear elevating in their careers and broke down the imposter syndrome.

Ghana has recently been brought into the spotlight with praises for their decades long tradition of using African print uniforms in schools in an attempt to decolonize the African mind. The team spoke to a Kenyan Journalist and Blogger, Makumi Mungai who shares how the Kenyan government changed the police uniform in an attempt to achieve the same result, they also talk to Political analyst Leeto Briggar about his thesis on where the decolonization of African minds and languages should actually start

How long has it been since you changed/reviewed your contract with your service provider? The team spoke to Founder of Debt Emancipation Movement, Salem Nyathi about whether or not your loyalty to your lenders and service providers is costing you.

On International Women's Day the #JustDrive team spoke to Creative Director and Social Media Influencer, Sadie Torquato about feminism in today's context and how the movement has evolved over the years. They also discuss opposition to the movement and the fears of "coming out of the feminist closet".