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Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is back with Remembrance Mokwena Ngulele, a social worker from The Center for Homelessness based at the Unit for Street Homelessness within the Centre of Faith and Community at the University of Pretoria Faculty of Theology and Religion. They discuss the upcoming Homeless Count, explaining its purpose to gather accurate data on homeless people, their distribution, and needs across Tshwane. Remembrance invites volunteers and kind support to assist with the count, emphasizing the vital role this effort plays in shaping effective support and interventions for the homeless community. The count is part of ongoing collaborative efforts involving the university, local government, and organizations to address homelessness in the region. Spectrum

Dr. Anker returns to the studio joined by Dr. Aldrid for an in-depth discussion on neurophysiology. They explore how neurophysiology studies the functions of the brain, nerves, and muscles using advanced techniques to diagnose nervous system disorders such as epilepsy, strokes, and neuromuscular diseases. Their conversation also highlights dopamine, a key brain chemical that influences feelings of pleasure and motivation, controls movement, and aids focus. They explain how dopamine imbalances can lead to conditions like depression, movement disorders, and addiction, emphasizing the importance of neurophysiological research in understanding these effects. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Ps Ernest Kgwadi and Ps Archibald Malingwane to the studio to discuss the upcoming Marriage Health Check Seminar 2025, their sixth such event. The seminar is a black-tie occasion presented by Couples Therapy and Radio Pulpit, featuring Dr. Andrew and Nomsa Spaumer, a social worker and relationship coach. It is tailored for couples and singles to explore essential relationship and marriage topics. The event will be held at 14:30 on 2 August 2025 at St Claire Catholic Church, 306 Block GG, Soshanguve 0152. Hosting duties are managed by Rev EE and Mrs MN Kgwadi. Spectrum

Rutendo discusses mental health awareness by answering common questions, including how to help someone with suicidal thoughts. She emphasizes the importance of empathetic listening and encouraging professional help. Early intervention and open communication can significantly support those struggling. Recognizing warning signs like withdrawal or persistent sadness is crucial for timely assistance. Her goal is to reduce stigma and promote compassionate, practical ways to aid mental health crises. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns with Julita Kok to discuss the upcoming Matt Redman South Africa Tour in September 2025. The tour, titled "Let Me See Jesus Worship Nights," features powerful worship events and WOR/TH seminars designed to inspire worship leaders and their teams. The tour dates and locations are:

September 10, 7 PM, Cape Town (Missio Dei)

September 11, 1 PM WOR/TH Seminar (Common Ground Church, Rondebosch, Cape Town)

September 11, 7 PM, Cape Town (Missio Dei)

September 12, 7 PM, Pretoria (Capital City Church International, Zwavelpoort)

September 13, 1 PM WOR/TH Seminar (Capital City Church International, Zwavelpoort, Pretoria)

September 13, 7 PM, Pretoria (Capital City Church International, Zwavelpoort)

This tour offers both worship nights and day seminars to deepen biblical and poetic worship practice. Tickets are on sale via Quicket outlets now. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns with Karabo Ramookho for a book review of a journal titled From Father to Son. Karabo Ramookho is a life and leadership coach based in Johannesburg, South Africa, with over 20 years of experience in leadership, management, and marketing. He is the founder of Khokhoon Coaching Centre and has a passion for empowering leaders and teams, especially new managers, to grow and thrive. In this review, they explore insights contained within the journal, focusing on the father-son relationship, wisdom passed down generations, and personal reflections shared in the book. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is joined in the Leadership Talks studio by Dr. Maanda Tshifularo to discuss "Radical Candor," a communication approach that balances speaking honest truths with maintaining and valuing the relationship. Their conversation explores how to communicate candidly while showing care and respect, highlighting the importance of both truthfulness and empathy in effective dialogue. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi engages in a heartfelt conversation with Matlhaku Kotlolo, a poet, writer, director, and performing artist devoted to Yahawah. They discuss #Onbehalf, an organization Matlhaku founded to support needy people, inspired by her premature birth and early life challenges. Her mother left her when she was very young and premature, and her grandmother cared for her. Matlhaku shares her personal journey and the motivation behind establishing #Onbehalf, which reflects her commitment to helping others based on her life experience. Spectrum

Illustrative Masilela is back, joined by Dr. Anker and Aldrid to discuss digital game addictions. They focus on empowering young people to regain control over their lives instead of succumbing to gaming and internet addictions. Additionally, they provide guidance for parents on how to support their children in overcoming these challenges. Their conversation aims to raise awareness and offer practical solutions. Together, they promote healthier digital habits for families and youth. Spectrum

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Pastor Collen Maluleke to discuss the Travis Greene Made A Way Tour South Africa 2025, celebrating a decade of Made A Way. Pastor Collen invites everyone to join the event on July 20, 2025, at House of Treasures in Johannesburg. The celebration will begin at 16:00. This tour marks a significant milestone in Travis Greene’s musical journey. Attendees can expect an inspiring and uplifting experience. Spectrum