Guest: Concord Nkabinde - veteran bass guitarist

Guest:  Kahn Morbee - singer-songwriter best known as the magnetic frontman of The Parlotones

Guest: Sipho Hotstix Mabuse -An iconic multi-instrumentalist, Mabuse has also mastered the flute, piano, saxophone, kalimba, timbales, and African drums

Guest: Prof. JP van Niekerk - Editor Emeritus at the South African Medical Journal

Assisted dying (AD) is one of the most complex and emotionally charged debates in modern medicine, ethics, and law. It raises profound questions about autonomy, dignity, compassion, and the role of healthcare in end-of-life decisions. While 15 countries have legalized some form of AD, none are in Africa—yet South Africa, with its progressive constitution and rights-based legal framework, is poised to become the first. The debate is deeply polarized, with advocates citing human dignity and personal choice, while opponents warn of ethical slippery slopes and societal risks. As legal battles intensify, South Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads.