This week on the show we discuss the blatantly ignored issue of grooming in our communities. Nikho speaks to Phambili about her experience of grooming at her old Varsity. They discuss how this happens to young girls from a young age, how it grows with them and how it appears in different settings.

This week Supreme speaks to multi-talented multi-media artist, Andy Mkosi. The Langa born creatives discuss how expanding your horizons help with your artistry, they also discuss her project: This Audio is Visual and more around the art industry.

Lele and David talk about all things sex. They mainly focus on sex education as it pertains to gay bodies. They speak about its importance in society and many more.

This week Sanza speaks to, Kgosi Pooe, about the tensions around the LGBTQ+ community in our homes and greater communities. They discuss the ever changing issue of internal and external acceptance, the journey of discovery Kgosi has been on and other issues which prevail around this subject matter.

Inspired by one of Jannine's short documentaries, Why Are So Many British Malennials Starting a New Life in Africa?, Nikho spoke to Jannine about the new journey Africans across the world are taking. They look at what are some of the push factors for many young Brits to leave the land of Milk and Honey for their great return to Africa.

Supreme speaks to his dear friend in walking life and in Hip Hop. They go through some of the challenges Kanju has faced over the years, how COVID has impacted the industry and his latest offering ALT.

Sanza discusses the generational issue of fatherless homes in Black communities. He speaks to two young fathers, Nkosi and Gobu, who are both fatherless but are committed to raising their daughters.

Leletu discusses the media landscape as it pertains to homosexualty. Him and his guest, Gift Mona, will focus on China, SA and African countries where homosexuality is illegal.

This week Nikho spoke to Okuhle from Makunyiwe Once. They discussed what women's month in South Africa means to young people in the country. They discuss the exclusion of LGBTQ+ community in this month and campaigns running in the month. They also discuss her co-organization, Makunyiwe Once.

Active The Podcast is Outside Radio's fourth offering of the week. Supreme chops it up with Akhona Shasha the co-founder of, Mic in Check. They discuss the music scene in Cape Town, how the group has grown over the years and what is to come.