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In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by Westernburg's very own Gift Selaelo Morukhuladi, famously known as Mvzzle, He is an award winning producer and a certified hit maker. Mvzzle speaks about the importance of versatility, where he draws his inspiration from when it comes to the music he produces and how it feels to be the first to fuse Barcadi and Lekompo. Having had success in the past, he shares some of the lessons he learned when it comes to splits and royalties. The conversation is wrapped up with talks of new music and future plans. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Motoring Journalist Prashirwin Naidu rolls in this week behind the wheel of the Volvo XC90 T8 Recharge. He joins King Bash and shares with him what grabbed his attention when he first saw this car, and he describes the cabin, tech and how it handles on the road. Prashirwin talks about where the car stands amongst its rivals and if he would buy it for himself. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

King Bash is in conversation with  Durban’s finest, an Amapiano Producer & Entrepreneur Nzuzo Ndlovu, known widely as FAMILY FIRST, who has new music out. Nzuzo talks about how he came up with his stage name and how family is his pillar of strength and he also takes the people who consume his music as Family. With a new single out titled  “Intombi Yam” in collaboration with Zeenhle & Sykes, he talks about the making of this song and how the collaboration came about. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast King Bash is joined on the line by singer and songwriter TBO hailing from Gugulethu and taking his sound to the world. TBO shares how growing up in Gugulethu influence his love for music. After the success of Ngisakuthanda alongside Zee Nxumalo TBO shares if there is anything brewing between the two of them. TBO also shares details of his latest single alongside Mawhoo titled, "Sono Sam" and plans to drop more new music. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

The elevator pitch gives entrepreneurs a chance to learn how to speak to their potential investor. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise hear from Mmanoko Thamaga, the founder of Motswala Brand Clothing. They sell branded hoodies, sweaters and caps and are joined by Chartered Accountant, Business Coach and Managing Director at My Dough, Thabelo Raphala to give him advise on how to improve his speaking.

The fact that acids are widely used in many different industries to a large extent has determined whether or not they are available for sale to the community. But where do we draw the line when people are using it to cause harm? Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to Mduduzi Magagula who Heads up the Criminal and Civil Litigation Department at Everton Dankuru Attorneys about why acids are not as restricted as they need to be.

It’s officially tax season and that means a lot of us are in and out of our SARS e-filing apps, SARS offices and the likes. On this money power Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise are joined by the founder of Irhafu, Andre Bothma to look into some of the mistakes that people make when filing their personal taxes.

The Podium gives listeners a chance to learn more about sports and the people spearheading them from various angles and positions. Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita are in studio with Dinah "Lady D" the Bucs Diva Matli as they follow her journey as an Orlando Pirates super-fan. They allow the listeners to take over the interview and ask her their own questions about her experiences.

Every industry has an association or some kind of platform that represents people in that field. Phillip Schoeman is a Broker and Owner of Remax, he joins Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise to talk about the associations, platforms and bodies you need to know about when you are a property owner in South Africa along with the costs that come with it.

July is Mandela Month and according to educational experts, resolving South Africa's ongoing literacy crisis requires a collaborative effort from various role-players and in response to this, the Road to Literacy campaign has recently announced its 2025 beneficiaries, providing numerous schools and NGOs in Limpopo with mobile library trolleys filled with books in all 11 official languages. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Jarita Raga, the Content Lead at Oxford University Press SA as we celebrate the work that they are doing.