Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners get some things off of their chest including not being naked in the gym, littering should be not be normalised and corruption in South Africa should not be a normal thing. 

Dan Thornton, Cyber Security Expert and CEO of GoldPhish, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how consumers should learn how to stay safe this Black Friday. He shares more about what some of the most popular online scams are, some red flags that consumers should look out for as well as some important tips for all shoppers this Black Friday.

Only in South Africa will you find a nightclub exposing club goers who owe them money on social media. Both Facebook and Instagram are abuzz on Sunday following the club doing a countdown to outing individuals who walked out on their bills amount to tens of thousands of rands. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share their thoughts on the matter and whether or not it is right to expose people who simply refuse to play the bill. 

The struggle to hear and be heard often snowballs into mental health challenges: in 2017, the Hearing Health Foundation in the United States noted that hearing loss can increase one’s risk of developing mental illnesses, including depression, anxiety, and dementia. Audiologist, Charnae Dowries, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how hearing loss affects your mental health and what can be done to prevent this detrimental impact on your well-being. 

First dates can be scary, especially when you don't know what to do. Carissa Cupido, the team and listeners share some of their own experiences of first date disasters and what are some things you really shouldn't do on the first date. 

More often than not, the popular saying "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree" is pretty accurate. With that being said, Carissa Cupido and the team asks the listeners one simple question: what are some qualities of yours that made you realise that you’re exactly like your parents? 

There is nothing worse than going to a festival and you have a clothing disaster. Leigh-Anne Williams shares how she ruined her brand new cowboy boots at an outdoor festival, and listeners share their own disaster stories so that you can avoid it too. 

After Leigh-Anne Williams shared her experience about her fear of the Jeepers Creepers films, the team and listeners share some of the movies or TV series that scarred them as children and that to this day, they are afraid of. 

As World Diabetes Day approaches on Monday 14th November, South Africans are invited to #WearBlueForDiabetes. Bridget McNulty, co-founder of Sweet Life Diabetes Community and Chairperson of SA Diabetes Advocacy, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about what diabetes is, the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as why South Africans should wear blue on World Diabetes Day. 

It's time to celebrate all of the November babies, and Leigh-Anne Williams shares some fun facts about these kids including that most November-born children are most likely to live longer, made from love (aka February) and so much more.