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.

A young boy forged his mum's signature after she forgot to sign his homework book. He didn't get into trouble this time but this got Carol thinking about when she forged her mum's signature.

Carol Ofori spoke about her disappointment that Benni McCarthy wasn't chosen as the new Bafana Bafana coach, she even had a chat with our very own Sky Tshabalala about it. Then as if the universe was responding to her, she bumped into him whilst shopping this past weekend. Listen to the full story.

Carol Ofori shares her Monday appreciation and it is dedicated to the most amazing and beautiful Zozibini Tunzi. She was the longest-reigning Miss Universe, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

She talks about her beauty, both inside and out and her powerful and empowering words.

Carol Ofori and Tinashe Bhengu speak about #ThusoMbeduDay and the US debut on Amazon Prime Videos' of The Underground Railroad, which is finally here today. Carol shares a personal story with us of when she was still in Johannesburg and actually saw Thuso at a Wimpy. She was having breakfast and she looked like she had just received some news, Carol bets that that was the day she found out about her casting role as Cora in the series.

Phumudzo Muthanyi and Mbali Mokgosi are redefining the recycling and fashion industry with their business and it all started with a pile of broken electrical appliances. They have discovered a way of recycling plastic and electrical appliances and creating fashionable handbags and backpacks. These blossoming entrepreneurs are from Orange Farm in Johannesburg and have plans of expanding their collection in the future.

Carol Ofori has a mom from Glenwood who shared her story with us. This mom drops her kids off at high school everyday and always experiences other school kids running across the road and not practicing proper road safety. She eventually acts on her frustrations and Carol and the listeners give her some Bad Moms advice.