Lunch with Pippa Hudson

Pippa is joined on the line by Prof. Nenene Qekwana, who is an associate professor in the faculty of veterinary science at the University of Pretoria. 

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Pippa in conversation with Morne Faulhammer of Superplants Garden Centre in Tokai, answering a variety of gardening questions.

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Pippa speaks to Louise Shorter a British investigative journalist who has spent years focusing on miscarriages of justice, first as producer of the BBC series Rough Justice, and more recently, as the founder of a charity called Inside Justice.  She is the presenter of the new TV series, Wrongly Accused, which launches this coming weekend on the CBS Justice channel.  

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Motoring journalist Ernest Page of changecars.co.za joins Pippa on the line to chat about what he calls the most Rizz car on sale right now, the Toyota GR86.

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Pippa is joined on the line by Mbali Ngcamu, who has just graduated from Stellenbosch University with an MSc in Food Nutrition and Security.  

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Not too long ago, when you tried to book even a self-catering cottage for a family holiday, most would make it clear that pets were not allowed to accompany you. A pet-friendly hotel – well that was simply unheard of.

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To chat a bit about flying with animals, we welcome Dr Vanessa McClure - a senior lecturer in small animal medicine in the Faculty of Veterinary Science at Pretoria University.

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Pippa Hudson is in conversation with LIFT CEO Jonathan Ayache - they're discussing dog-friendly flights.

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Some of the saddest social media posts I’ve seen this year have been from people who are on the verge of emigrating, and are looking to re-home their pets. In some cases the cost of international transport was just too expensive; in others, they were worried that elderly animals wouldn’t survive the journey and possible lengthy quarantine. But imagine being a much loved family pet whose family just disappears overnight? It’s a ghastly possibility to contemplate, which is why we’ve invited a guest to chat to us today about the options for taking your pet with you if you are emigrating, or bringing it into South Africa if you are immigrating.

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