Following the reaction to last week’s show, Terence Pillay chats to security expert Kyle van Reenan on how people should behave on their community WhatsAapp group.

WhatsApp groups have made it very easy to pass on a message to a number of people at the same time, but Terence Pillay says that some people on community groups use it as nothing more than a vehicle for racism.

Terence Pillay is fed up with the endless bombardment of his senses by political parties that are now using direct marketing to get people to vote for them.

Books are windows on the world, but unfortunately South Africa appears to be in a reading crisis says Terence Pillay.

The story of the woman who was relocating to Cape Town and transported her dogs on an SAA flight only to find that the dog had allegedly been left unattended in the scorching Durban heat and died of a heart attack due to respiratory distress and heat stroke, the vet’s report said. Listen for all the details.

After witnessing a mother smoking in a car with her children in the back seat, Terence Pillay questions parental responsibilities. Read the story here

When a dog attacks a person outside your property, who is to blame, the dog or the owner?” asks Terence Pillay

On this week's episode, Terence Pillay shines a light on some bad apples in the teaching profession that’s giving everyone a bad name.

Its been a good year with great content. Terence recaps on stories which got KZN talking.

He’s a South African animal activist fighting for the rights of animals in the Ukraine. He rescues lions, bears, wolves and tigers from unscrupulous animal traders and zoos.