The crew reflects on a busy weekend. On Saturday the #ShutItDown protests were met with riot police who fired teargas at the peaceful protesters before assaulting and arresting a group of them. Today marks the 4th day of the youth protesting SGBV in Namibia, which continues even in light of growing protests all around the country. Still not a squeak from the Head of State.

The crew looks back on yesterday's protests in Windhoek, with the youth clearly voicing their discontent with the inaction in fighting SGBV, as the list of victims & survivors growing longer by the day. Many young people are mobilizing in their respective towns to stage protests all around the country as Windhoek gears up for second day of protests.

After a quick update on the COVID-19 situation around the country, Neville throws pornography into the conversation and, needless to say, the gloves come off.

This is a rather somber morning on the show, the team reflects on the finding of human remains in Walvis Bay, debating the possible role of the anonymous texter who tipped the police off about the location of the shallow grave. Witness, accomplice or perpetrator?

Today the crew discusses 'Sunday Sessions', Why are we so inclined to still party excessively on a Sunday, knowing full well you have a full dau of work on Monday morning. We took a look at 'sunrising', and reminisce about our partying days, and there were many of them.

Q-Base is back in studio after a week's hiatus. The crew reflects on some crazy soccer results from the weekend with Liverpool and Manchester United suffering heavy loses, and Manchester City being held to a draw. We also honor 'Teacher's Day' by sharing some interesting anecdotes about some of our most and least favorite teachers.

Its PAYDAY!!! We talk about lending and borrowing money to family and friends, and the peril therein. Merja's high school 'bestie' logs in and Merja recounts a physical fight between the two of them, so f course, fights dominate the conversation from there on.

Today we discuss the truth. Do you want it? Can you handle it? Do you give it? How has that worked out for you in intense situations like infidelity? 

Neville needs a little therapy after an encounter with his wife in the morning, and the conversation heads into sex and sexuality. This really doesn't need further explanation...

The crew discusses the viability of living credit free. Is it realistically feasible to live credit-free in a world that requires you to have a credit record when you need to buy a house, or farm, or any other asset you need to finance through a bank? If you have to incur debt, what kind of debt should you avoid and what would be considered good debt?