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In this podcast, King Bash asks the listeners of the show, " How do you feel about exes from long ago telling people they dated you? After how long do you think someone should no longer speak of the relationship you had, or this is dependent on who they are?". The listeners come on air and share their stories and how they feel. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash has a discussion with the listeners of the Capricorn Adventure for Skhaftin chronicles. King Bash asks the listeners, "What is your favourite noodles Flavor and how do you like your noodles, just plain and spiced or with other different additions to not make them plain?". Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by South African singer and songwriter known for making music about real-life experiences, love and relationships he goes by the name of Olefied Khetha who has a new song out with Big Zulu. Olefied Khetha speaks on the making of his single "Step father", why he saw it important to make this song, and why Big Zulu was the right person to collaborate with. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu who recently went behind the wheel of the Citroën Basalt. Prashirwin speaks on what makes this car stand out and what you need to know before considering it as your next purchase. Prashirwin also shares his final thoughts on his beloved Suzuki Dzire. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

This morning on Breakfast With The Greats, Lindiwe Manzini sits down with Mr. Sarel Nong a visionary community builder, entrepreneur and former music executive whose journey has touched the worlds of music, sport and philanthropy. From working with some of South Africa’s most celebrated artists to founding the Sapa Yopa Motorcycle Club, his story is one of passion, purpose and giving back. Tune in as we explore the power of community, creating opportunities and building a legacy that inspires generations.

It’s Lifestyle Friday, Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are shining a light on something that affects many young people, bullying and its impact on mental health, confidence and self-awareness. They are joined in studio by 15-year-old bullying activist Boikano Motswalo, who is passionate about empowering young people through her advocacy for bullying awareness, self-awareness and mental health.

On this episode of Capricorn Drive, the team explore the mistakes we made in the past that didn’t simply stay there , they continue to shape our lives today. Sometimes one decision can have consequences that last for years. It could be a relationship you ruined, money you lost, an opportunity you walked away from, a career or education decision, trusting the wrong person, or a choice you made when you were younger that changed the direction of your life. What mistake did you make in the past that you are still dealing with today? What happened, how has it affected your life, and what have you learned from the experience? Because sometimes hitting rock bottom isn't just about what happened to us, it's about the choices we made, the consequences we carried, and what we chose to do afterwards.

On this episode of Capricorn Drive, Campus Trendz takes a moment to celebrate the teachers, lecturers and educators who shaped our lives long before we realised just how much they were doing for us. Remembering the teachers who pushed us, believed in us, challenged us, encouraged us and sometimes gave us the tough love we needed. For World Teachers’ Day, Who was that teacher or lecturer you’ll never forget? What did they do for you, and if you could sit in front of them today, what would you say?

In this episode of Midweek Chat, we take a closer look at something many motorists witness but often don’t know what to do about. We ask a simple but interesting question If you see a vehicle with REPORT MY DRIVING sticker number, would you call and report it dangerous, reckless or irresponsible driving. We’ve all seen vehicles speeding, cutting across lanes, ignoring traffic rules, driving aggressively or putting other road users at risk. But when you see something like this, do you actually report it or do you simply carry on with your journey And if you do decide to report the vehicle, what happens after you make that report

Two weeks ago - the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) raised its benchmark repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.25%, with the prime lending rate moving to 10.75%, following the Monetary Policy Committee. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise catch up with Broker and Owner of Remax, Phillip Schoeman to talk about how that affects the property market up next.