Many people across the world doubt they could ever get their dream jobs. In this episode the A Team heard stories of how some listeners got the jobs they currently occupy and also, spoke to HR Expert Mpume Mkhize about how to go for the job that you want, self doubt aside.

In a listener driven Q&A with Attorney Isaac Moselane, listeners express their experiences with being a father who is denied access to their children while Isaac helps them navigate the court lingo and explore their options.

First year in university can be very daunting with questions of "Am I choosing the right subjects" and "What kind of jobs will my subjects give me entry into". Zanele Maduna is the Founder of No-Valo Holdings and Academic Performance Coach and she joins the team to answer these questions for the listeners.

Sjava fans were both surprised and excited to see him back on their screens after months of not hearing from him. The team spoke to him about whether or not his hiatus was deliberate and how his brand will ever recover from the knock it took in 2020.

The A-Team is back in 2021. Talking to the founder of Debt Emancipation Movement, Salem Nyathi about that awkward moment when you realize that you didn't actually plan as accurately as you thought you did for January and that you might not make it to the end of January with your current balance. What to do?

In this tough economy, more and more people are trying to find other opportunities to make money. The team spoke to Phindiwe Nkosi who is an Industrial Specialist at Potatoes SA to talk about opportunities in potato farming.

On World Aids Day, the team spoke to Tembisa Hospital CEO, Dr Lekopane Mogaladi about the current trends around HIV/Aids in 2020 as well as the extent at which HIV/Aids has been impacted by COVID-19 at a local level.

When the story of Prophet Bushiri and his wife skipping the country broke it made big news and the A Team needed to understand a few things as far as extradition was concerned. They called in Attorney Tshepo Mojapelo to clear their questions out.

Experts say that more and more people are interested in swinging but they fear asking their partners for this because they are worried the partner might say no or that the partner might think there’s something wrong with the relationship. We’re joined on the line by Relationship Expert Paula Quinsee to talk about swinging and some of the do's and don'ts

Some may have often wondered what the family of the bride does with the lobola money after the groom's family leaves the negotiation tables. The A Team speaks to Professor Sekgothe Mokgoatjane who is the President of the Oral History Association of South Africa about how important, if at all, it is to actually follow up on this.