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In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Bolobedu born and raised, musical duo, Paris Miller and Ledimo. The two talk about their encounter with music, how they met, artists they look up to and also some challenges they encountered on their pursuit of the dream. The  pair recently dropped a four-track EP titled “Bolobedu Anthem”, they speak about the inspiration behind this project, how they chose the features and they also clear the air on the difference between Bolo-house and Lekompo. 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. Prashirwin  gets behind the wheel of the Kia Tasman, It’s luxury-driven, brings unique styling, and features a cosy cabin. We delve into his thoughts. And, as always, the conversation is wrapped up with the Motoring Tip of the Week. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

On this segment Hlekani joined by Attorney at Mary Jane Mphahlele Attorneys INC Marry Jane Mphahlele explored, a conversation on maintenance, understanding your rights, knowing your options, and looking at what steps parents can take when circumstances change, while keeping the child’s best interests at the center of the discussion.

Khutso Ramadimetja Langa, the Founder of Joeys Chillie and Atchar Hub joins Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise for a 30 second elevator pitch about her business. They are also joined by Chartered Accountant, CEO of Eliora,, Business & Executive Coach - Thabelo Raphala to give Khutso pointers on her next pitch.

The Gauteng Health Department has called on communities to use medicines responsibly by taking treatment as prescribed, storing medicines correctly, safely disposing of unused or expired medication, and consulting healthcare professionals whenever there are questions or concerns about treatment. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Dr Angelique Coetzee about why you need to finish your medicine course every time.

This Heritage Day, Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise are in studio with poets -the Aura and Karamel to celebrate the many things that make us who we are, our languages, our stories, our traditions and the ways we pass them from one generation to the next. One of the oldest ways of preserving those stories is through poetry. Long before social media, before books were widely accessible, people used spoken word, praise poetry, songs and storytelling to preserve history, identity and culture. But today, we’re seeing young people communicate differently, and sometimes, even choosing to express themselves in languages that are not necessarily their mother tongue.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by Umlazi born, singer, songwriter, composer and distinctive voice in the Amapiano space, De Rose. De Rose speaks on her first encounter with music, how it feels seeing how far she has come with her music career and how she kept her dream alive. She goes on to share details about a very difficult time in her life which inspired the making and release of her song "Nyamezela" and she wants this message to pass on to fans and lovers of music across the world. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Research conducted by Shatadi Rebecca Kganyago examined the impact of cultural diversity when it comes to the workplace. The finding show that 80% of the language and discrimination remain significant challenges in the workplace. That finding is significant in a country with 12 official languages and a workforce shaped by different cultural and linguistic identities. She joins Tlou Tlolane and Jones Netshipise to share more of her findings.

Lately our news cycle has been taken over daily by sad news of ladies either going missing or their dead bodies being found. Some also come online to share testimonies and stories of how they were in situations where they felt their lives were at risk. This is an everyday feeling for the ladies, not knowing when leaving home if they will make it back. Once a month, King Bash gives platform to the ladies to ask the gents any question they might have, and today the question is the one that every woman in South Africa is asking, what more can ladies do to keep themselves safe in south Africa? In this podcast, the guys weigh in on what they think needs to happen. 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 experienced the Ford Ranger Raptor. Prashirwin speaks on its appearance, how the cabin looks and how it is to drive On-road and off-road. He also share his insights on the Lepas L4, a new Chinese brand that has entered the market as always the conversation is wrapped up with a Motoring Tip of the Week. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!