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Our next guest has recently published a new book on compatibility and love through the lens of astrology. Her book unpack what each signs brings to the table and how to navigate relationship challenges to create harmony by understanding each partner’s motivations. She will also take us through what to expect in the upcoming astrological year and tap into her High Priestess wisdom to help our listeners with the burning questions. 

Guest:  Linda Shaw – Astrologist and Author of Horoscope Hotties

 

Our next guest believes that his work for charitable organizations provides sustainable solutions for happy, healthy and holistic communities. This past week, he challenged ordinary South Africans to give back after their Christmas festivities. In the Boxing Day Challenge, locals were tasked with taking their material items they no longer use and share them with those less fortunate.

Guest:  Mark Tromp – Masters Student at Tshwane University of Technology

 

 

Our next guest is one member of the DJ duo, Kasi Fusion. This dynamic duo has fused afro-pop, house and R&B to create unique sound that speak to their Sowetan background. The duo has performed together for the last year, composed 26 tracks together and released their album, The Journey earlier this year. Their latest track, Ubuhle, forms part of a new EP coming soon.

Guest:  Mpho Raymond Mainganye – DJ

 

1. #MamaJackie (Judge dismisses urgent appeal that would force Amanda du Pont and Masechaba Ndlovu delete social media posts on Jub Jub)
2. #LifeOrientation (Mmusi MacManus says that DBE should scrap the subject)
3. #COVID-19 (Booster Pfizer shots available as of today for eligible South Africans)
4. #LeboMalepa (Local tourism community mourning the loss of Soweto by Bike owner)
5. #MichaelSchumacher (F1 fans commemorate the 8th anniversary of the devastating skiing incident)

Guest:  Lorato Tshenkeng - Social Commentator

 

We made it to the penultimate day of the year. Let that sink in. There have been many highs and lows as the year progressed. There were a few silver linings along the way: it was reconnecting with nature, family or friends, recalibrating how you approach work and rediscovering what’s really important to you. As we look forward to the new year, what are the healthy new habits we can adopt to help us improve our daily routines? Conversely, what are the unhealthy habits and patterns that we are leaving behind in 2021?

Guest:  Thabang Mashigo – Mindset Coach and Wellness Facilitator

 

According to the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, the local cannabis industry is estimated to be worth R14-billion and by 2024; this could increase to R28-billion. South Africa could go onto account for 70% of the R44-billion estimated African market. Our next guest has invested in the local industry as it offers new opportunities for emerging farmers, expand the value chain and uplift communities through skills development. His company has interests in medical cannabis and hemp

Guest:  Brian van Rooyen – Chief Executive Officer of Labat Africa

Every parent believes that their child is the best and the brightest, particularly in the earliest days of their parenthood journey. However, the process of nurturing of this new life should not grow into a narcissistic attachment that impacts the child’s later emotional development. Some parents are driven to control their children and wield their power in the family hierarchy, often using their children in a variety of ways to maintain the narcissist’s sense of self and inflated ego. Today, we delve into what is narcissism, how this behaviour impacts mental health and families

Guest:  Medina Harverye – Chief Executive Officer of the Dandelion Breeze & Founder of the Bold Women Program

 

As the new year draws near, there are several ways in which we can let go of the things that no longer serve us in order to receive new prosperity or abundance. Whilst some people reserve spring cleaning for the end of the winter season, more people are accumulating things during the festive season due to family visits, celebrations, roadtrips and those infamous Christmas decorations. Our next guest will assist us in identifying what it is we can keep, toss or store

Guest:  Madeline Roussouw – Founder of Curated Style

 

1. #NoCurfewOnNYE (The DA get behind social media hashtag stating economy is suffering | AfriForum bid to challenge curfew was dismissed earlier this month)
2. #ToHellWithShell (Environmentalists win appeal application | Shell mandated to stop seismic testing and engage Wild Coast communities)
3. #LungiNgidi (Proteas fast bowler & teammate #KagisoRabada led SA to comeback on Day 3 of the first Test match vs India)
4. #Mali (Military holds four day forum on the return of the country to civilian rule)
5. #BhekiCele (Minister of Police, #ActNow and National Liquor Traders Association say no to GBV)

Guest:  Adekunle Owolabi - Social Commentator

 

1. #OscarMabuyane (Eastern Cape Premier is losing his ANC contingency quickly)
2. #ChristmasBabies (Department of Health released the statement on the 747 new births | KZN Health MEC concerned over the rate of teenage pregnancy)
3. #Somalia (President Abdullahi suspends Prime Minister Roble over corruption allegations)
4. #Catherine (Duchess of Cambridge lends her piano skills to Christmas Benefit concert)
5. #Durban (No beach-goers on the Day of Goodwill | eThekweni Municipality has been accused of not implementing adequate lockdown regulations)

Guest:  Lorato Tshenkeng - Social Commentator