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In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by our resident motoring journalist, Prashirwin Naidu. Prashirwin this week gets behind the wheel of the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ, it's trendy, modern but lacking the vooma in the power department. Prashirwin spills the tea. And, as always, we’ll wrap things up with our Motoring Tip of the Week. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

On this Elevator Pitch, Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are joined by Business Coach - Dr Lucas Moloi as they hear a pitch from the founder of Elevator Hub, Mpho Makgakga. She is an educator running an e-Learning Hub and afterschool educational support program. They offer homework supervision, tutoring, reading and writing support and study skills development for learners Grade R to Grade 8

South Africa’s Information Regulator has set out new rules about how gated estates and businesses can collect and store private information. This code of conduct aims to clarify the existing Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPIA) as it applies to private estates. The new rules would prevent personal information from being gathered unnecessarily or shared with others. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Hangi Mbedzi - the Acting Senior Manager for POPI Act Compliance at Information Regulator (South Africa) about what happens to your information after it's collected by security at gated estates and other institutions.

In this podcast, King Bash poses a question to the listeners of the Capricorn Adventure wherein he asks "How would you react if your partner goes outside to answer their phone, and this is not all calls just a select few?". The listeners share their experiences, from what they would do, to how they deal with it if they experience it. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In a Lifestyle Friday dedicated to healing our inner child, Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are joined by Author Moshibudi Mamabolo who has made colouring books using old folktales that our grandparents used to tell us as children.

We are constantly looking for ways to cut down costs so we are able to sustain ourselves and those who rely on us. One way a lot of people are doing this is through pre-packed lunch boxes rather than spending money everyday at the cafeteria, but also we are constantly thinking and sometimes you can pre-pack a lunch box and leave it at the counter just as you are about to leave. In this podcast King Bash asks the listeners what they do when they find themselves in such a situation. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

With AI taking over many forms of advertising, more and more agents are using AI designed posters to advertise the homes they are selling. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Phillip Schoeman, Broker and Owner of Remax to talk about some of the downsides of this as it deeply misrepresents the property and what it looks like.

The African Women in Energy and Power has given 60 entrepreneurs free support through their Just Energy and Transition Skills Development Programme – which is an Entrepreneurship Masterclass and this is benefiting Limpopo entrepreneurs in a big way. The cohort features 70% female and 30%male entrepreneurs being equipped to pursue emerging commercial opportunities in renewable energy, hydrogen, natural gas and other areas.

We celebrate their efforts and they are our Breakfast Champions today. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are joined by Bertha Dlamini, the Founding President of the African Women in Energy and Power.

Speaking to Nghamula Chauke about the impact of withholding intimacy amongst couples, Marriage counsellor and Psychologist Dr Jack Mashiapata encouraged couples to have honest conversations, be open and trust each other when it comes to intimacy matters. He says sometimes what is perceived as intimacy withdrawal might actually translate to a much deeper issue which might be attributed to an illness or mental problem. Dr Mashiapata adds that it is also important that couples do seek professional help as and when the need arises.

These days a lot of people are finding justice through the online community, if you get robbed, physically assaulted and the incident is caught on camera and posted online, your chances of getting justice served are a lot higher. In this podcast, King Bash asks the listeners,  "  seeing how a lot of people get justice when crimes committed against them are posted online, Do you think it’s better to film a crime scene when you witness it or you should try put a stop to it while it is happening and not wait for the incident to escalate?". The listeners weigh in and share their experiences. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!