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In this podcast, King Bash is joined by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu, who recently took the entry-level Ford Ranger XL manual for a drive. He shares his thoughts on the vehicle's performance, base specifications, and cabin feel. Prashirwin also touches on the all-new Volkswagen Transporter and discusses whether he would consider buying it. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by two musical powerhouses an unlikely pair, Prince Benza and Londie London who recently collaborated on a two track EP. Londie shares with us how they met and decided they'd like to collaborate and how long it took them to work on this project. Prince Benza shares how his versatility allowed him the ability to create a 3 step beat which features on one of the songs. The pair speak on their chemistry and how this would allow for more projects from the two of them. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita sit down with 7-year old Nashe Manyowa, the founder of Nashe's Moo Magic. He makes and sells his own fermented milk using his grandmother's secret recipe and he takes the team through some of his processes and what it means for him to be a businessman at this young age.

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita sit down with Volleyball player and member of the Polokwane Volleyball Club, Phuthi Ramoroka as she shares her journey from being a netball player to joining volleyball. She answers questions about the dress code of volleyball players and why less is more when it comes to athlete clothing.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by Mpumalanga's finest Siyabonga Skhondo, known professionally as C-Blak. C-Blak talks about how growing up in Balfour influenced his love for house music, how his working relationship with Oscar Mbo started, and how it soured to which he calls "paying his school fees". With a new project out with 20 tracks, C-Blak talks about how long this project has been in the works and how he went about choosing features and what his favorite track from the album is. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Mental health coach Elijah Masubelele today spoke with Hlekani how sibling grief is sometimes overlooked and how it would manifest plus tools of dealing with it. Elijah said that because of this, families sometimes end up having to deal with grief separately which then creates division and kids losing themselves in the process.

France's new prime minister resigned on Monday after less than a month in office, sinking the country further into a political crisis and dealing a fresh blow to President Emmanuel Macron. Lecornu's stint in office was the shortest ever for a prime minister in modern France. Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to Mary Khutlane, Founder of PPC Recruitment and Executive Coach about whether or not it’s ethical to put it down as experience on your CV even when you’ve spent an incredibly short amount of time in a company or position.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise get an elevator pitch from the founder of Priscilla R, an innovative range of artisanal nut butters, vegan condiments, and plant-based protein powder. They also hear from Business Coach, Dr Lucas Moloi about how their company can reach their goals of becoming the leading manufacturer of specialty food products in South Africa and internationally.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Lebowakgomo's very own Emily Mohobs, a rising voice in the Lekompo genre. Emily shares how she fell in love with music, her struggles and how she has managed to overcome them as they come. Having secured a number of notable features, she talks about how she is not afraid to put herself out there and isn't afraid of rejection. Emily wraps up the conversation by sharing her future plans. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

On this week’s legal segment Hlekani joined by Attorney Karabo Dikhuba from Mabuko Mangena unpacked on how one can be classified an accessory to a crime as opposed to being an accomplice and legal penalties’ that come with such. Karabo further stated that at the end of the day it remains every citizens responsibility to report criminal activity.