As part of our Woman Crush Wednesday post this week we wanted to show off an archived video from the 70s showing women from the USA creating their own publication, Ms. Magazine. It got us feeling grateful for all the women that have come before us so that we can do what we love unapologetically...

The world's most famous and most inappropriate puppet in the world, Chester Missing joined Carol Ofori in studio and it was a laugh a minute!

Carol Ofori speaks to talented, multi-award winning,13-year-old Kloof High School learner, Boipelo Modikoe. Boipelo has been selected to take part in two world debate contests in Bangkok in September this year and also at Yale in December.

We celebrate 15-year-old Keira King from uMhlanga, who participated in a fundraising swim around Robben Island to help save the sea turtles.

Sanjeev and Urisha Deochand from Verulam, north of Durban share their story of triumph over hard times. Both with regards to health, life, and their relationship. They remind us to appreciate what we have and embrace love in all its forms.

This week Carol Ofori's WCW was award-winning broadcaster and host of Netflix Africa’s first ever podcast, Andy Maqondwana.

In celebration of Africa Day, Carol Ofori has decided to test grade ones from two KZN schools and their knowledge of Africa.

Carol remembers when she met Jamie Bartlett at a restaurant years ago in Johannesburg.

She shares the moment when she approached him and how wonderful he was to her.

In celebration of Africa Day, Carol Ofori has decided to test grade ones from two KZN schools and their knowledge of Africa.

In collaboration with McDonalds, someone in KZN could WIN a set of Carol Ofori's book collection entitled, The African Adventures of Sena and Katlego.

Carol Ofori spoke to friend of the show, Olinka Koster, who is a resident of Bellamont Road in Umdloti, which was once again hit hard by the floods.