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The President of the Patriotic Alliance, Gayton McKenzie says that suspending Kenny Kunene was the hardest thing he’s ever had to do. Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to Emotional Intelligence Coach, Vutomi Banda about why people shy away from making hard decisions and how you can overcome the fear of being the bad guy.

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita are joined by Xolani Shongwe, also known as Coach X. Currently the strength and conditioning coach at the Limpopo Impala’s, CSA Level 2 Accredited and has played a pivotal role in the Impala's success in Division 2 T20 Championships in the 2023/2024 season. They get to know him better.

This week's Breakfast Champion shines the light on Koketso Matjiane who dedicates his time empowering young people through school outreach, mentorship, education support, and community development through his foundation. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to him about his efforts.

The World Health Organization warned earlier this week about the major chikungunya virus epidemic risks sweeping around the globe, calling for urgent action to prevent it. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise are joined by Dr Angelique Coetzee from the Solidarity Doctors Network about whether or not South Africans should be worried and what to look out for.

There’s a growing conversation around more and more Americans buying properties in South Africa. The concerns first came from Cape Town and now the people in Gauteng are sounding the alarm as well – is it easier for Americans to buy property in South Africa than it is for us to buy property in America and why? Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita are joined by Broker and Owner of Remax, Phillip Schoeman to talk about this.

In this podcast King Bash is joined in studio by one of the household names for Lekompo and Bolohouse from the early 2000s, Aubrey Madimetja Lebese, famously known as DJ Call Me. Aubrey talks about where his love for music started and how he has remained true to the sound that is proudly Limpopo. DJ Call Me who has had viral hits during the time of CDs and Vinyls shares how he felt when his songs became hits without the internet, and also how getting features now is a bit of a stress as some artists don't want to collaborate. DJ Call Me talks about how he wants more support from his community and not just outsiders and also who he'd like to work with in the near future. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast King Bash speaks to motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu who this week is behind the wheel of the  Ford Ranger Platinum. Prashirwin talks about the design, how it looks on the inside and if he feels it is worth the price tag. Prashirwin also touches on the Suzuki Dzire a budget friendly ride. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Lindokuhle Mgedezi Famously known as Mlindo The Vocalist, a singer-songwriter, an award winning and platinum selling artist joins King Bash in this podcast ahead of the drop of his album "Uhambo - The Journey". Mlindo talks about the creation of this album, what inspired it, and how he went about choosing who to work with on this project. Mlindo who is no stranger to controversy, speaks on mending his relationship with DJ Maphorisa and leaving his bad boy days behind. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by DJ, singer-songwriter, and founder of Abantu Records, Charisse C. Charisse talks about how being an African child raised in the United Kingdom helped shape her love for music. She began her journey as a music journalist but eventually wanted to be the one making people dance. Charisse also discusses launching her record label and hosting a camp to create her latest single, "5 Ekseni." Catch up on this podcast and stay in the know!

In this podcast King Bash is joined on the line by Congolese-born, South African-based singer, songwriter, award winning and multi-platinum selling artist, Batundi. Batundi who spent his childhood traveling across East Africa talks about how this influenced the music he puts out and how it was easier for his family to let him branch out at the age of 17. Batundi shares how his collabs with Drake came about and why he felt now was the time for him to not just be behind the scenes but to also start creating. Catch up on this podcast and  be in the know!