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Lukho Mkwedi hosts a Health Sunday interview with Dr Sipho Senabe, commemorating Health Sunday, formerly known as St Luke’s Day. Observed on the third Sunday of October each year, it honours and appreciates the health care workers who tirelessly work to keep our communities well. In this heartfelt conversation, they reflect on the significance of the day and the dedication of those who serve on the front lines of care. A grateful and uplifting discussion celebrating the people who bring healing and hope to our nation.

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Lukho Mkwedi hosts Creative Corner with Barbara Meyer, unpacking the Kite Festival held in honour of mental health. Running annually for about 32 years, this beloved festival brings communities together to raise awareness and celebrate hope through the simple, joyful act of flying a kite. In this uplifting conversation, Barbara shares the heart behind the event, its enduring legacy, and how it continues to spark important conversations around mental wellbeing. A colourful and inspiring discussion on creativity, community, and mental health awareness.

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Creative Corner brings a Book Review with Righteous Chawana, giving listeners a glimpse into her book titled A Beautiful Heart in a Broken World. In this heartfelt conversation, she shares the story behind her memoir, tracing the toughest seasons of her life and how the Lord preserved and carried her through it all. An inspiring and honest conversation for anyone in need of hope amid brokenness.

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Radio Pulpit welcomes Andile Tsako (Andy) to the studio for an engaging conversation on his musical journey. Known as a singer, songwriter, vocal producer, vocal director, and vocal coach, Andile shares how music grew from a childhood hobby in Port Elizabeth into a lifelong calling — from recording four albums with iBandla Church of Christ, to relocating to East London to pursue journalism studies, only to find music pulling him back through collaborations with fellow artists. It's an inspiring story of purpose, humility, and the unexpected ways God redirects our paths. A must-listen conversation on staying true to your calling and trusting God's timing.

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As the Pitch Your Business Competition heads into its next phase toward the finals, Radio Pulpit catches up with Top 20 participants to learn more about their entrepreneurial journeys. This week, we chat with Nokuthula Portia Skosana, a 23-year-old vegetable farmer supplying fresh produce — including spinach, cabbage, and spring onions — to local households, communities, and markets. Her mission goes beyond farming: fighting food insecurity, creating jobs, and providing healthy, local produce to her community. It's an inspiring conversation on agripreneurship and building sustainable impact from the ground up.

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Sibongile Mofokeng is back in conversation with Given Masilela, challenging entrepreneurs to take part in the Pitch Your Business Competition 2026. They explain that the competition is designed to help business owners present their ideas clearly, gain exposure, and compete for opportunities that can support business growth. The discussion also unpacks how the competition is structured, including the entry process, pitching requirements, and what participants need to prepare before applying. Entrepreneurs are encouraged to understand the rules well, sharpen their presentations, and enter with confidence and professionalism. At its core, the segment motivates aspiring business owners to use the platform as a stepping stone for innovation, visibility, and practical business development. Spectrum

Given Masilela is back for The Pitch Your Business Competition, he chats with Dr. Leonie Greyling and Dr. Johan Liensberg as they unpack what the competition is. The discussion introduces the purpose of the initiative and its role in helping business owners present and grow their ideas. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is in great engagement with Lawyer and author Hlengiwe Mahlangu, all the way from Daveyton, East Rand, founder & director of H. Mahlangu Co, Attorney, mother of two (son and daughter), first born daughter, with 3 siblings, and born-again daughter of the Most Highest Father, first graduate in her family lineage, and author of "Against All Odds." Hlengiwe Mahlangu takes us through her book Against All Odds, sharing the personal challenges she has had to overcome while building her law firm. The conversation reflects on resilience, perseverance, and the determination required to succeed despite difficult circumstances. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Mr. Sibusiso Ntsele to discuss how to use your grant to build your own business. The conversation focuses on turning grant money into a practical foundation for growth, using it wisely, and taking steps that can help create a sustainable business. He also introduced a project of Bread - Isingwa Sethu, and has employed 70 people, and the people who distribute it are the same people who have invested in it. But now broadening it into farming of different products. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to the studio alongside Ms. Mathapelo Falatsa to discuss her book Ready for the Marketplace. A proud village girl from Dutywa in the Eastern Cape, raised by her God-fearing maternal grandmother, Mathapelo is also a devoted daughter of the Most High God and the founder and Managing Director of MiMi Consulting, an accounting and tax firm serving small and medium enterprises. Ready for the Marketplace is written for graduates, newly qualified professionals, and young people finding their footing, reminding them that while knowledge may open doors, it is character, attitude, humility, and wisdom that keep them open. Whether starting a career, seeking direction, or realigning purpose, this book equips readers to serve well, grow wisely, and represent their values with confidence wherever they are placed. Spectrum