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The rising cost of essential goods, particularly staple food items, is likely to put a squeeze on spending this festive season. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Phupu Mohlala, the Education and Communication Officer at the National Credit Regulator about the alternatives people can look into if they don't have their finances in order this festive season.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu, who recently experienced the brand-new Jaecoo J7. Prashirwin talks about what makes this car special, how it handles, and who its competitors are in the market. He also touches on the Volvo EX30 and wraps it all up with the motoring tip of the week. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by a talent hailing from the beautiful province of Kwa-Zulu Natal, Nokwanda Zulu, but we all know her as Okwanda. Okwanda talks about her musical upbringing, and why she decided to change her stage name. Okwanda who has a smash hit out featuring Sir Trill talks about the making of the song and how she feels having  her song do so well on the streaming sites. She wraps up the conversation with promises of an EP and how people can get ahold of her. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash asks the listeners of the Capricorn Adventure, "What would you do if your partner’s ex buys them a very thoughtful gift which they accept? Would you want them to return it or you wouldn’t mind as long as they made it clear they are now dating you?". The listeners share their experiences and also what they would do in this situation. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined by renowned award-winning music producer, songwriter, and artist Makwa - a pioneer and household name in the South African hip-hop scene. Makwa talks about the importance of being versatile as an artist and shares his thoughts on the state of South African hip-hop. With a new song out featuring Kwesta and Ovii Mathandos, he explains what the song means to him and the inspiration behind the project. Makwa wraps up the interview by discussing his future plans and sharing a message for his day-one fans. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

South Africa is well within the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children. And every year, we are reminded that Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is not only a criminal crisis but a moral and spiritual one. Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to Ntsikelelo Colossa, Steering Group Member from We Will Speak Out South Africa about their Red Chair Campaign which is a simple but powerful symbol during the 16 Days; where an empty red chair placed in a public space represents the women who should still be with us but were lost to GBV.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise look at what you need to know before running a business inside a residential complex and some of the terms and conditions that apply there versus when you run a business from an office park. They are joined by Broker and Owner or Re/Max, Phillip Schoeman for this chat.

Many companies are hosting their year-end parties as the year comes to a close. Having attended a lot of those over the years, it’s safe to say there are things that people should not be doing when it comes to year end functions. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Leadership Expert, Dr Mpume Mkhize about the do's and don'ts for employees and employers at the staff year-end party.

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita are joined by Vunene Mabasa, make-up artist and Founder of Prestige Passion Studio as she uses her 30-seconds to convince potential investor, businessman and coach Dr Lucas Moloi to put money into her business. This is a trial investor pitch feature where small business owners are given a chance to practice their pitching skills if they were to bump into a potential investor in an elevator.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Rinah Lebogang Chuene and Koketso Langa, who are widely known in the Lekompo genre as Riri AJ and Inkreys. The pair talk about how they fell in love with music, and how their families reacted to them wanting to pursue music. Individually the two have been behind the production of some of the greatest Lekompo hits and they talk about how that feels like seeing a song they worked on do so well and also some challenges they face as producers behind the scenes. They wrap up the conversation by sharing how they met and decided to join forces and start working as a duo both on stage and in making music, resulting in their latest offering titled "Mmapateng". Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!