The transition to adulthood reconfigures what it means to be attached to the people who raised you, especially when you’re no longer living under their roof. Some have experienced the joy of parents who are supportive of their decisions: whether it is choosing a different career path, disclosing their sexuality, prescribing to another religious belief or choosing not to have children. Others have had to carry the trauma of rejection and in extreme cases, estrangement from their parents. Our next guest unpacks how to navigate the transition and how parents can still show up for their children whilst respecting this new found independence

Guest:  Tshidi Wa Ga Pila – Imperative Transformation Coach     

1. #FaceApp (Twitter discovers app used by influencers to change their appearance)
2. #DeKlerkMemorialService (Twitter opened a space to host fake “memorial service” | A statement from the de Klerk family says it will hold a private funeral)
3. #BafanaBafana (Heartbreak as the national soccer team loses to Ghana in FIFA World Cup qualifier)
4. #Coalitions (ActionSA has closed the door on EFF coalition in Gauteng metropolitans)
5. #SiyaKolisi (Video of the captain signing fan's Mzansi speedos goes viral | Springboks secure victory against Scotland with Makazola Mapimpi brace)

Guest:  Atlehang Molefe - Social Commentator

According to Deezer, Amapiano is currently the number one streamed playlist in country, seeing a 115% increase in total streams this year.The genre is also gaining popularity across the globe. According to the global streaming site, the genre has grown the most in the United States of America with a 684% increase in streams. This is closely followed by France with 368% growth. In support of the genre, our next guest has collaborated with TikTok content creators to support Amapiano artists

Guest:  Sotiris Moldovanos - Music Editor at Deezer Africa

Our next guest started singing as early as pre-school, surrounded by a family who loved music. Her latest single, Kwale, pays homage to her journey in Kenya and represented a safe haven that was a home away from home for her. The song was produced by Marc Neilson and Zetu. She has also released a documentary called “A Girl From Harare” where it chronicles her upbringing in Zimbabwe and travels across ten African countries. In the short film, she explores their roots, music, culture, food and the creativity to start writing. “A Girl From Harare” features Sauti Sol’s Chamino (Kenya) and local artists Winky D, Ammara Brown, Charlie Kay and Levels

Guest:  Gemma Griffith – Musician

Our next guest is showcasing a mixed media exhibition that pays tribute to his journey of creating art around the world. The exhibition comprises of small panoramic landscapes produced over the last 3 years, many of them during the various COVID-19 lockdowns. Earlier pieces date back to 2003, when he returned to Cape Town after living in London for 28 years. The work on exhibition is divided into four themes: The Dark Rooms, Woodstock Anthills, Artefacts and Reconstructions, and Small Landscapes.

GUEST: Nic Fredman – Visual Artist

1. #AlecBaldwin (Actor tweets on weapons safety after the death of Halya Hutchins)
2. #MissyElliott (Four-time Grammy winner gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
3. #Lira(Songstress speaks out on the COVID-19 pandemic and the changes in the music industry)
4. #Makhadzi (Musician shares new brand endorsement deal with Kicks Sportswear)
5. #AnnMalinga (Widow of Robbie Malinga unveils new book on his heavenly birthday)

GUEST: Refuwe Letsooa – Entertainment and Lifestyle Commentator

Our next guest is gearing up to host the 5th Annual AFASA Young Farmers Summit to be held in Johannesburg later this month. Under the theme: Youth Transformation and the Skills Revolution, it brings the budding farmers together to unpack how they intend to align themselves to the agri-value chain. During the conference experience, there will be a market day

Guest:  Katlego Kgopotse - Chairperson of AFASA Youth Gauteng

Journaling is the act of keeping a record of your personal thoughts, feelings and insights. Journaling is touted as a great way to alleviate stress and depression by helping people prioritise their thoughts and gain clarity. Journaling can be a great way to set intentions, affirm yourself and yield manifestations. According to a Harvard Business School study, participants who journaled at the end of each day for 15 minutes had a 25% increase in performance when compared with a control group who did not journal

Guest:  Dr. Anesu Mbizvo - Medical Doctor, Entrepreneur and Yoga Teacher

#SayNoToVaccineMandate (Social media embarks on campaign to stop vaccine obligations)

1. #NYDA (Presidency announces the new board yesterday | NYDA appoints first female president)
2. #GwedeMantashe (Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy vocal at the energy investment conference)
3. #Cuba (DIRCO investigating incident where SA medical students were manhandled by police)

Guest: Loyiso Maciko - Social Commentator

As we start thinking about the summer holidays, our next guest encourages us not only to invest in our local tourism industry but explore the hidden gems that make our provinces great. Today, we focus on attractions and activities on the West Coast: Blaauwberg Nature Reserve, Darling and Yzerfontein.

Guest:  Tshepang Lobete – Tourism Operator