Nam  Muso ResQ is an album produced to support local Namibian musicians  featured on the album who’s income has been affected by national  restrictions implemented to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Chix Paul  Herbst and Thysa Jacobs spoke to Dirk Kleinschmidt about the initiative.

Wildlife rehabilitation is in financial dire straits.

Dirkas talks to Monique Redecker from Vision Sales and Marketing about their involvement.

The guys rope Merja into a conversation about football, plus things heat up once again as religion somehow enters the conversation.

We welcome local artists Tswazis and Jaliza to the studio, chatting about their first live show after over 3 months as Namibia starts to ease into Stage 4 of the COVOD-19 imposed lockdown. 

The crew chats to Mike Chart and Fabian Martens from OSH-MED and EMA Rescue about the exciting charity work they are doing. After the guests leave, a debate on abortion springs up and things get a little heated.

LPM MP's Bernadus Swaartbooi and Henny Seibeb cause major disruption during National Reconciliation debate in parliament, the crew reacts.

The crew touches on the COVID-19 situation around the country, and dive into the sticky situation the education sector finds itself in because of this. 

The crew reviews the weekends sports results and banters about what they did over the weekend. We also consider the option of opening up our borders for international travel, this in light of the increasing COVID-19 infection rate in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmund community at the moment.

The crew congratulates Liverpool FC for winning the first league title in 3 decades, and tackle the rising number of COVID-19 infections in the Walvis Bay community.

We talk to Mr. Digu Naobeb from the Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) about the imminent re-opening of our ports of entry and what mitigating measures are being looked at to avoid an influx of imported COVID-19 cases.