On this episode we sat down with our guest Moses Bengwana to talk about the Purpose of the Operation Dudula movement and tried to answer these questions, Is the Operation Dudula really focused on getting rid of drugs in our local community or getting rid of foreigners?

Is the community taking the law on its hands because of the crime itself or because the crime was committed by a black foreigner?

Why is the Operation Dudula only focused on black foreigners and turning a blind eye on white foreigners??

On this episode we sat down with Miss Rose Mahau,a GBV activist and Poet by profession and also to talk about factors that contribute to Gender-Based Violence and the stereotypes surrounding Gender-Based Violence as a whole

On this episode I was joined by Miss Keamogetswe Mampe and both my Co-hosts to talk about some of the reasons why Depression & Anxiety aren't being taken serious in black communities as Mental Health issues Continue to be a problem across the Black Communities.

I sat down with Mr TaylorMade and my Co-hosts Miss Tiiesetso Masingi to talk about the challenges that local musicians & producers within the entertainment industry and how local artists can go about copyrighting their craft

I sat down with Mr Lesego Msimango to chat about some of the challenges that exists within the Education and Teaching sector and also tried to find ways in which we can solve these Classroom issues

I sat down with Miss Tebatso Lelope and My female Co-host Tiiesetso Masingi to discuss some of the reasons why men don't get to see a say when it comes to making Abortion decisions or decisions about terminating Pregnancy

I Sat down with my Co-host to discuss if whether the SA government should make paternity or DNA tests Mandatory as the rate of men who are falsely accused of impregnating woman(HANDBALL/ PENALTY)

I sat down with both my Co-hosts to discuss Why the teenage pregnancy rate keeps on increasing and the impact of TEENAGE PREGNANCY in our Schools and Neighborhoods. Episode also available on YouTube

On the first episode of season 2 of Seeking Practical Solutions For Practical Societal challenges, me and my co-Hosts sat down to discuss some of the factors contributing to Bullying in our learning institutions and also discussed how Cyber-bullying contributes to mental health issues in our communities. Episode also available on YouTube.

I sat down with my Male Co-host Mr Moela to discuss the cancel culture that exists within the Black Twitter community and also discussed the factors and consequences surrounding false Rape accusations in South Africa