Aubrey speaks to Leigh-Joy Mansel, Dating Coach, talking about “what it means to live with ambivalence in our romantic relationships and why this is adult mature love”.

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Aubrey speaks to Dr Oscar van Heerden, Senior Research Fellow: Centre for Diplomacy and Leadership at University of Johannesburg, about U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky which has sparked intense debate over what it means for the future of U.S. support for Ukraine. With Trump offering no clear commitments and pushing for a negotiated end to the war, concerns are mounting about how this could reshape global alliances and the ongoing conflict with Russia.

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Aubrey speaks to Dr Saffiya Umar, Medical Officer at the NICD Outbreak Response Unit, to get an update on the hand, foot, and mouth disease breakout in KZN.

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Aubrey speaks to Dr Yvonne Holt, Chief Medical Officer at Next Biosciences, and Ashleigh Bouguenon, Head of Reproductive Health at Next Biosciences, about tackling growing infertility challenges in South Africa.

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Aubrey Masango speaks with Babsy Mlangeni about his music career. At 82 years young, this music legend shares his life experiences.

He talks about how he has heightened all his other senses since becoming blind as a young child. "I was blind at three," he says, adding that children could be very cruel. "I was the only blind boy around there, and they would call me names.:

Throughout six decades of his musical career, he explains that his love for music began at the Athlone School for the Blind. "However, before that, we lived in Orlando, and musicians would come by playing guitars." He would follow them and sometimes even get lost because he loved music so much as a child. He says he always remembered his street address so they could take him back home.

However, it was at the Athlone School for the Blind that he found others who shared his experience. "I found peace because we were all blind." He mentions there were numerous talented individuals who played various instruments. 

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Aubrey speaks to Nizenande Machi, founder of Karani Leadership, and her co-founded initiative, Lucha Lunako.

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Aubrey speaks to EWN Reporter, Orrin Singh, about EWN’s latest documentary which takes us deep into the underworld, uncovering the harsh realities of those caught in the grip of gang violence.

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Aubrey delves into different issues of spirituality and Africanism with the founder and host of an award-winning podcast ‘The Journey Kwantu’, Vusumzi Ngxande.

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Aubrey speaks to Prof Lindy Heinecken, Military sociologist and Professor of sociology at Stellenbosch University, about how soldiers cope with the horrors of combat and the long-lasting effects of trauma as well as the impact this has on their families. 

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