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In this podcast, King Bash asks the listeners of the Capricorn Adventure, "How do you deal with those kids who would rock up at your home first thing in the morning, having not bathed or had breakfast yet?". The listeners weigh in and share their views. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Mpho Rebecca Maboka, a vocalist and performer who is making waves in the Lekompo genre known to her legion of fans as Tinny Rebee. Tinny speaks on growing up a singer from her childhood, but she never envisioned herself on stage or in studio making music. She also touches on some of the challenges she comes across as a female artist and how best she deals with these. The conversation is wrapped up with her advising upcoming artists on how best to navigate the industry. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

On this segment, Hlekani was joined by Dr. Smit Van Zyl to discuss men's health, with a particular focus on haematospermia, the medical term for the presence of blood in semen. During the conversation, Dr. Van Zyl explained that while haematospermia can sometimes be a sign of an underlying medical condition, many men do not easily notice or pay attention to it, which can delay seeking medical advice.

On this personal power Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are joined by Sindiso Mailula, Neuro Linguistics Practitioner and Life Coach to talk about trauma dumping. How to know when someone in your life is trauma dumping or when a relationship is one sided.

Well-located development land has become increasingly sought after by developers, land bankers, institutions and private investors looking to secure tomorrow's opportunities at today's prices. We talk to Phillip about the real cost of buying land for the future. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Broker and Owner of Remax, Phillip Schoeman about land banking and what you need to know before buying vacant land for future use.

They say desperate times call for desperate measures... but just how far would you go to save the people you love? Would you risk everything for your family, even if it meant crossing the line? Well, that's the gripping question at the heart of a brand-new Mzansi Magic drama that's set to have viewers talking. Critical But Stable follows the story of Duke, a struggling businessman who comes up with a risky insurance scam in a desperate attempt to save his seriously ill wife and rescue his failing business. Alongside his childhood friends, members of a jazz-themed stokvel built on brotherhood, loyalty and protecting their families, they're forced to make choices that could change all of their lives forever. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Batsile Ramasodi, Actor on Critical But Stable as Solomzi Jiya

South Africans are being urged to prepare for a hotter and potentially drier summer as El Niño conditions continue to strengthen across the Pacific Ocean, with climate experts warning that above-normal temperatures and an increased risk of heatwaves are expected from August through December. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Andre Fourie, Meteorologist with the South African Weather Services about how to prepare for this extreme weather

We have all been in that situation where you are running errands during your lunch break and you are next in line at the store or at the service provider and just when you think they will call you up, you see the service provider close their stall and say they are going to lunch. In this podcast, King Bash asks the listeners, "Why do we get upset when service providers go for lunch when we need service from them while we have lunch breaks at work?". The listeners weigh in and share their views. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Whether you're planning a full home renovation or simply looking to refresh a single room, one of the biggest questions is always, "how do I get quality without breaking the bank?" The good news is that there are ways to achieve a beautiful finish while staying within your budget. Mpho Molefe anf Jones Netshipise are joined in studio by Portia Maake, the Sales Manager at CTM to talk about their current sale.

The Winter initiations season has claimed 43 lives of initiates. The Deputy Chairperson of the Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Rights Commission George Mahlangu spoke to Nghamula Chauke and said that cases vary per province from initiates who died from dehydration while others were part of illegal initiation schools which were non-compliant with safety regulations. Mahlangu says the commission has launched an independent investigative mechanism, known as the Section 7 Committee, to investigate the deaths and ensure accountability for any violations linked to the initiation season.