Dr Sam Salukazana, who currently holds the position of consultant urologist at Groote Schuur Hospital and senior lecturer in the Division of Urology at the University of Cape Town, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. As a member of the Prostate Cancer Foundation Medical and Scientific Advisory Board, he shares more about why screening for prostate cancer so important as well as who is most at risk of getting the cancer. 

With Matric students preparing for their final exams, the team and listeners share some of the things that they wish they knew before leaving school and heading into the "real" world. 

In the midst of the South African radio award nominees being announced, Leigh-Anne Williams suggested that our very own, Sandra Rosenberg, should win the award for "Best Laugh On Radio". The listeners chirp in and share their thoughts on the matter. 

Kalie Naidoo, clinical psychologist at Bellavista School with extensive educational experience in service delivery and training of educators and health practitioners in early childhood education, literacy and dyslexia, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Dyslexia Awareness Month. She shares more about some of the signs and challenges associated with this illness as well what support and intervention is available to parents and educators when dealing with individuals diagnosed with Dyslexia. 

Walking through the streets of Bo-Kaap, the ladies stop and pick up some delicious Cape Malay treats such as samoosas, pies and jam tarts and chats to one of the venders who has been there for over two decades.

While the Morning Show ladies were on the road, traveling the streets of Bo-Kaap and The Company's Garden, they stopped at the famous Biesmiellah Restaurant. 

Welcoming in October means celebrating all of the October babies. Leigh-Anne Williams and the team chat about some of the characteristics of these special babies.

Dr Ian Westmore, Board member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how, in South Africa, the Deaf community faces unique challenges including neglected mental health and access to care. He shares more about some of the barriers they face as well as how we, as a society, can support them.

Sandy Cipriano, Founder of Cupcakes of Hope, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about bringing hope to children with cancer during International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with this organisation. She shares more about what they do and how people can get involved with their upcoming projects.

Gary Hartsenberg, the owner of Newfields Village Community Representatives Forum, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how the Shoprite Community Network helped him and his organisation. Not only does he share what he did with the R12 000, but he also sings a very special song for Shoprite.