The crew runs through the football results from the big European leagues over the weekend, with Real Madrid's 1-3 win over Barcelona being the stand-out result. We also talk about languages. Why is Afrikaans considered the oppressor's language, and English not? Is English easier to learn than French, German, Spanish and other languages around the globe.

This morning, DJ Siya from the 'Great Zambezi Region' joins us for a quick chat in anticipation of the release of his 4th studio album. Then the crew looks at an article in the Namibian Newspaper depicting the worth of James Hatuikulipi.

The crew reflects on President Geingob's COVID-19 address, with the 2 key points being the lifting of restrictions on gatherings, and public transport reverting back to filling vehicles to their specified capacities. This however, came on the back of a lengthy conversation about office romances, at the behest of the comments section.

Another rocky morning on the show, technical issues persist for the second morning running. However, the show must go on. This morning the crew chews on religion, touching on the arrest of Pastor Bushiri in South Africa, and the recent crusade by the Universal Church in the marginalized Himba community in the far north-west of Namibia. Should we shield some of these communities from the influences of western civilization?

The crew powers through some technical issues to deliver yet another engaging edition of the Morning Mix. Neville is back in studio, no surprise the conversation quickly veers into one night stands, which Neville and Merja frown upon, with Q-Base embracing it fully.

President Geingob over the weekend made some comments at a campaign event for the SWAPO Party which drew some widespread criticism from Namibians as being divisive and racially motivated. The crew discusses both the comments and the outfall, with Tate Nawaness grabbing Neville's seat for the morning.

The crew discusses the appointment of South African superstar LIRA as the first travel ambassador for FENATA, the Federation of Namibian Tourism Associations. The crew debates the merit in appointing a non national to be the ambassador of tourism to Namibia, and what that means for local brands who could potentially fulfil the same role.

We talk about food, chicken in particular. We asses how healthy or not healthy the non-organic chicken readily available in shops is. Joining the conversation over the phone is Mrs. Twapewa Kadhikua, a local restaurant owner and chicken farmer. 

Today the crew discusses new money versus old money. Why are successful black people so inclined to show off their riches? How are white people able to enjoy their wealth incognito? Is it even a bad thing to be flaunting your wealth, especially if you gained it legally?

A candid discussion on courtship. What do you think about a woman making advances on a man? What approach from men is preferable to women? The crew also looks back on the backlash on King Tee Dee, after proving right the protester who confronted him at yesterday's protest.