A little later on, our celebrity guest, Gabriel Temudzani joins us. If you’re not certain who he is, he has played the role of Chief Vhafuwi Azwindini since 2000, on the TV soap opera Muvhango on Sabc 2 – a soapie that plays big role in tactfully displaying and celebrating the VhaVenda culture.

Author and publisher, Phehello Mofokeng talks about writing & publishing Sankomota: An Epic in One Album - A Reflective Essay plus his role as a curator at the upcoming Rutanang Kasi Book Festival (#Rutanang2020) – which is an annual township book festival established to celebrate African languages literature written in all languages of the continent. The festival takes place virtually on 25-27 September

- Today is International Day of Sign Languages, which is celebrated annually across the world along with International Week of the Deaf. The choice of 23 September is the same date that the World Federation of the Deaf was established in 1951.
Our guest is Rapper the Lazarusman who talks to us about his bespoke track using South African Sign Language for the hard of hearing and the deaf community to enjoy.
We are also joined by Andiswa Gebashe who is sign language interpreter for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's pandemic briefings — who has become a celebrity during the pandemic for her work.

#TheConnection
Have you been having dreams that bother you?
We have Traditional healer, Gogo Dineo Ndlanzijoining today to help us understand our dreams – everything from understanding & interpretation and the significance of dreams. Send us a WhatsApp message if you wish to engage with Gogo Dineo Ndlanzi… Do it now!
Today’s Talking Points;
1. How do we differentiate between a dream and a vision that comes to us in our sleep?
2. Should we care whether we’re experiencing a dream or not?
3. What should one do as soon as they establish that they’ve had a vision – and does it mean you have prophetic gifts?

It’s Tuesday and time to focus on businesses that provide solutions to society – today is slightly different – we discuss a newly formed platform caller Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs Africa (E4E), a new venture capital fund aimed at building internationally successful businesses owned by South African entrepreneurs. Backed by a founding investment from the SA SME Fund, E4E is a venture capital fund that is operated by a range of experienced and innovative entrepreneurs, and two of those entrepreneurs join us later on the show.

Self-publishing is an established trend that has completely changed the world of book publishing, letting writers and readers meet each other directly, without a middle man to take up to 70 -90% of the profits. We speak to an Author who self-published and with an understanding of the business, began to publish other writers like himself – his name is Tisetso Maloma and he joins us with an author he has published, Lesego Maake as we highlight #NationalLiteracyMonth in South Africa.

- #TheOpinionPiece An excerpt from this week’s Opinion Piece states, “A deeply embedded patriarchal practice assumes that a married woman must change her surname to that of her spouse. This was standard practice at the department of home affairs. Officials would automatically change the surname of the newlywed wife to that of her husband, sometimes even in violation of the wife’s express intention to keep her maiden surname” - Written by Lilleonah Chivenge, a master of laws candidate at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. She joins us later as we unpack her piece

It’s Tuesday and time to profile innovators and solution driven businesses on this week’s #MindingMyBusiness Today’s guest is co-founder of Rentoza, Mishaan Ratan and he talks to us about creating what is touted as Africa’s first mobile lending marketplace for goods.

#TheConnection
Have you been having dreams that bother you?
We have Traditional healer, GogoNtombiyamanzi joining today to help us understand our dreams – everything from understanding & interpretation and the significance of dreams. Send us a WhatsApp message if you wish to engage with Gogo Ntombiyamanzi… Do it now!
Today’s Talking Points;
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Have you been having dreams that bother you?
We have Traditional healer, GogoNtombiyamanzi joining today to help us understand our dreams – everything from understanding & interpretation and the significance of dreams. Send us a WhatsApp message if you wish to engage with Gogo Ntombiyamanzi… Do it now!
Today’s Talking Points;
1. 1. Can we experience any form of spell during a dream - which dreams symbolize that a spell is being cast on you, and what do you do afterwards?
2. Names and dreams... When you dream of a name being given to you or names being said to you... What does it symbolize?
3. When your name is called during a dream, within that dream... What should you do, is it possible to decide in the real world not to answer to the call in the dream realm?
4. Dreams and infidelity... Can dreams provide insight into infidelity that is happening in your relationship - how would you know this?
That was Gogo Ntombiyamanzi– how do our listener - which dreams symbolize that a spell is being cast on you, and what do you do afterwards?
2. Names and dreams... When you dream of a name being given to you or names being said to you... What does it symbolize?
3. When your name is called during a dream, within that dream... What should you do, is it possible to decide in the real world not to answer to the call in the dream realm?
4. Dreams and infidelity... Can dreams provide insight into infidelity that is happening in your relationship - how would you know this?
That was Gogo Ntombiyamanzi– how do our listeners get in touch with you for their dream interpretations and more around this topic?

#TheOpinionPiece we highlight #SuicidePreventionMonth – HHPs passing two years ago cast a dark cloud on the music industry. We speak to a music writer and photographer , Sabelo Mkhabela & Clinical Psychologist, David Makhaya about whether or not this helped the music industry open up about Mental Health in South Africa & whether there should be special attention to this matter now under Covid-19 times affecting SA music industry?