Guest on the line: Coach Mathawe Matsapola -
She wears many hats, life coach, seasoned journalist, inspirational speaker and entrepreneur among other things

The modern research university was designed to produce new knowledge and to pass that knowledge on to students. North American universities over the last 100 years have been exceptionally good at that task.
But this is not all that universities can do or should do. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it even easier to reduce teaching to knowledge dissemination and to obscure other, equally important, forms of education that help students be better citizens, thinkers, writers and collaborators.
These other forms of education are the cornerstone of human flourishing and democratic participation.
Guest: Robert Danisch -Professor, Department of Communication Arts, University of Waterloo in Canada.

A World Gone Mad is a collection of 15 stories written by the students. All come from rural villages or low income, highly populated settlements on the edge of metropolitan areas (also known as “townships”). Some of them wrote their stories on their cell phones.
In March 2020, when South African president Cyril Ramaphosa announced the country’s first lockdown, students had to evacuate campus and return to their homes. During this lockdown, citizens were not allowed to travel, shops had to close and people had to remain indoors.
Guest: Dr. Brian Sibanda -Lecturer/Researcher: Centre for Teaching and Learning at the University of the Free State, University of the Free State

Guest: Aida Coertse, Spiritual Master Coach

Although vacancies are up, evolving trends indicate that the office is not obsolete. In fact, John Jack, CEO of Galetti Corporate Real Estate argues that as both employers and employees continue to embrace the new world of work, the office’s purpose has evolved – and that it still plays a crucial role.
“In 2021, companies are rethinking the office and are using it as a much-needed catalyst for productivity, efficiency and safe collaboration,” he adds.
Guest: John Jack, CEO of Galetti Corporate Real Estate

For many women, whilst becoming pregnant brings an incredible amount of joy, it also comes with significant fear and insecurity as to how your employer will handle the news. You may ask yourself many questions such as “will I still have a job to come back to?”, “I am on unpaid maternity leave, can I come back after a month or two?” and “will I be treated differently?”
Guest : Gabriella Keeble - Senior Candidate Attorney SchoemanLaw Inc

Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted infection (STI). This STI causes herpetic sores, which are painful blisters (fluid-filled bumps) that can break open and ooze fluid.

Guest: Dr Anthony Smith –family physician and medical sexologist

Guest: David Bayever - Director of SAIDS (South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport) and
Guest: Simon Ramara - Director of Security for Khaume Security and Training

Guest: Dr Tamara Stephens, founder of KetoGevity South Africa.

Guest: Dr Natalia Novikova - a highly skilled Gynaecologist and Endoscopic Surgeon practicing in both Cape Town and Johannesburg