Franchising is one of the most popular business concept ever created. From what little we do know, it allows the franchisee to use its trademarks, know-how, methods and procedures. This business format has taken the world by storm and if you’re thinking about getting into it, then now is the right time to get your note pads ready.
Finance Consultant and Enterprise Developer and friend of the show’s, Teboho Mafodi is here to give us the ins and outs of franchising

Guest: Teboho Mafodi - Finance Consultant and Enterprise Developer

You’re still listening to Life Happens, if you’ve just joined us. Welcome and thank you for listening in, I’m your host……
At some point or another, we have all dealt with the world’s number one silent killer in life – stress. Stress could be as a result of divorce, unemployment, loss, grief, mid-life crisis, sudden change in our bodies or health; there could be a number of things.
The sad reality is that millions of people are under extreme amounts of stress and have no idea how to deal with it.

Our guest today is here to help us manage stress in life, business and sport because hey, Life Happens and we can’t run from it. He’s the Author of a book called, The Stress Code. In it he illustrates how stress impacts all facets of our lives and is having devastating effects on the global economy. Stress is both good and bad for you. Small, appropriately timed doses ignite success, help us overcome challenges and grow; but in excess, stress breaks us down. Stress on an ongoing basis is one of the biggest challenges faced by the human race. Negative effects include reduced productivity, ill health and an increased burden on healthcare systems around the world.

Richard Sutton, is the ultimate non-conformist and original thinker. Passionate about solutions for complex problems, his lateral thinking and ability to connect the dots have set him apart as a health and performance educator and consultant. He is currently considered to be one of the foremost experts in his field. He is an advisor to athletes, Olympic teams and international sporting federations and now us.

Guest: Richard Sutton

A lot has been happening on social media over the weekend, but in Case You Missed It, our friend, Social Media Commentator, Bongani Drama will give us an update on the latest Trending Topics

Guest: Bongani Drama

Soweto’s Just Badela Food and Wine will mesmerize patrons to a world class performance by veteran of the New York jazz scene, consummate drummer and educator Jeff “Siege” and the Jeff “Siege” Siegel Sextet featuring Sydney Mavundla Summer 2019 tour.

This performances will feature South African trumpeter Sydney Mavundla who started playing the trumpet at the age of 14 who brings his rich international experience to the concert. He has toured in and out of Africa. In Africa he has been to the likes of Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Mauritius, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Mozambique, Swaziland and Botswana. Outside Africa He’s been to UK, Holland, Germany, USA, Australia and New Zealand.

Guest: Sydney Mavundla,
Jeff Siegel

It’s been a long week - Last night we had the SONA, the Proteas have broken people’s hearts, Banyana Banyana is back from the Women’s World Cup! Plenty of other things have happened this week. In Case You Missed it, we have eyes and ears everywhere

Guest: Samora Mangesi

We talk to yoga warrior about the benefits of yoga ahead of international yoga day tommorow.

Guest: Steven Heyman

In conversation with standard banks's young artist for jazz artist 2019

Guest: Mandla Mlangeni

Yesterday we told you about concert that the Turquoise Harmony Institute will be hosting this weekend in honor of Refugee Day.
A refugee is a person who has fled their own country because they are at risk of serious human rights violations and persecution there. The risks to their safety and life were so great that they felt they had no choice but to leave and seek safety outside their country because their own government cannot or will not protect them from those dangers. Refugees have a right to international protection.

Amnesty International campaigns for a world where human rights can be enjoyed by everyone, no matter what situation they are in. The organization has championed the human rights of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants for decades.

Guest: Susan Tolmay

Since its inception in 2013, the organization has launched a couple of schools in the Johannesburg CBD under its belt.
If you’ve ever seen or heard of the Joburg CBD you know that we are talking about children who are living in a hazardous environment. Most of them come home to single-parents, hijacked buildings, and a community marred by xenophobia, riots & crime--are creating aspirational, fun, beautiful, creative, thoughtful and sophisticated work.

Streetlight schools provides learners an opportunity to reclaim their joyful childhoods, develop deep self-confidence, be inspired and of course obtain the skillsets and mindsets they need to imagine and attain the bright future they all deserve.

Guest: David Fu - COO of STREET LIGHT SCHOOL

Tomorrow June 20th marks the United Nations’ World Refugee Day. It’s a day that commemorates the strength, courage and perseverance of millions of refugees. This year, World Refugee Day also marks a key moment for the public to show support for families forced to flee.
The Turquoise Harmony Institute is spearheading A Concert for Refugees, working with partner institutions SAMRO, Universal Rights Association, Horizon Education Trust, Time to Care SA, South African Human Rights Commission, BUSKAID, Nelson Mandela Foundation, Music In Africa and Wits University.

The concert will feature a stellar array of iconic South African artists like Pops Mohamed, Sibongile Khumalo, Gcina Mhlophe, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, with the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Buskaid.

Guest: Ian Chatean - Executive Director - Turquoise Harmony