Hey Bad Moms Club,

My husband and I are unemployed and living with his parents at the moment. We have a 2-year-old son and I seem to have lost the right to discipline him as I’m always overpowered by my in-laws. They let my son get away with everything and when I scold him, they tell me to relax as he is only a child. They keep telling me they know best, but I can see my son becoming more and more unruly. We cannot move out as we have no money, but I need to regain control of my child again. It feels like he belongs to my in-laws. Please help me Bad Moms Club!

Theshaya Naidoo, the 20-year-old graduate who overcame her 16% Mathematics failure and turned it into one of the greatest achievements of her life shared her story with us. Her mum, who couldn't contain her excitement contacted us and Carol Ofori spoke to her live on air...Listen to what she had to say.

Theshaya Naidoo, a 20-year-old young lady from Pietermaritzburg announced on social media that she has graduated with cum laude from the University of Kwazulu Natal after receiving 16% in Mathematics just 3 years ago. She shares some inspiring and motivational words with us about her experience and what she would advise others when it comes to achieving their goals.

A search for Rory's keys unravels a whole other story that could be a mini-drama series...So Rory, Carol Ofori's producer, was supposed to meet the team for a meeting at 8 am and he couldn't find his keys so sent a voice note on the team Whatsapp group apologising and saying that he would be late. Eventually, it was a case of calling the tracking vehicle guys to assist him...Take a listen to what actually went down.

This Africa Day, Carol Ofori got to speak to Idris Elba. He speaks about what being African means to him and celebrating the talent and future of our continent. He has partnered with YouTube and MTV Base for this year's Africa Day concert, which is happening tonight.

The Department of Basic Education announced yesterday that all contact sports in schools would be suspended with immediate effect. This is due to the rates of infections increasing in terms of the COVID-19 virus. Carol Ofori reached out to the listeners and asked them what they were thinking about this information, also included some opinion from school kids.

This week on Bad Moms Club, a mom got in touch with Carol Ofori about something that has been bothering her about the 'aunties'. I need advice on how to deal with the ‘aunties’ in the shopping centre who think it’s OK to come and touch my baby. The other day, two women came up to me, asked about my daughter in the pram, and then greeted her and squeezed her cheeks. This happens often, and I’m too scared to make an issue of it in case it offends them or causes a scene. People can be so sensitive. But I really don’t want strangers touching my baby’s face. I don’t even touch her face unless I’ve thoroughly sanitized my hands. How should I politely deal with this?

Last week we found this adorable video of Kgotso making breakfast in his mum's room at 3 am. When she asked him what he was doing, he casually informed her that he was making breakfast. We got in touch with Tiffani, who runs the Maletsatsi Foundation with her husband and cares for Kgotso. She chatted a bit about what they do and interviewed little Kgotso for us. Take a listen.

We recently came across a guy who received a letter from his neighbours asking him to keep the noise levels down, when it comes to his lovemaking...Oooh, child...This led Carol Ofori to share a neighbour story of her own and asked listeners about their relationships with their neighbours. Listen to some saucy titbits.

This week on Woman Crush Wednesday, Carol Ofori speaks to Zinhle T. Matthews, an author and mum who has authored a children's book, called My Family of Superheroes. Zinhle talks about a little girl, named Precious talks about positive affirmations and the mantras that she takes with her from her mother and her grandmother. Listen more.