The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

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The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast episodes

  • All about Sea Turtles.
    Tim Neary, CSI & Nature Conservationist and Spokesperson for The 2 Oceans aquarium, Renee Leeuwner speak to Gugu Mhlungu on the lives of sea turtles and the effects plastic waste in our oceans has on sea turtles.  
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    26 min
  • All you need to know about Acupuncture.
    Dr Graham Yutar - Homeopath, Acupuncturist & Dr of Chinese Medicine speak to Gugu Mhlungu on All you need to know about Acupuncture and the health benefits of acupuncture. 
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    12 min
  • Open Book Festival is back.
    Frankie Murrey, Festival Organiser for Open Book Festival speak to Gugu Mhlungu on what to expect from the upcoming Open Book Festival which returns with an exciting two-day, in-person event after an absence of two years as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic. 
     
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    14 min
  • Water is an infinitely renewable resource.
    Water Scientist & Prof at Centre for Environmental Management at UFS, Prof Anthony Turton discusses the Future of freshwater in the context of Climate Change with Gugu Mhlungu and delves deep on the desalination as the potential solution to water shortage in the globe.
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    16 min
  • THE CONSTITUTION HILL HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL.
    Marketing and Communications Manager at Constitutional Hill, Janine Mutsusamy speak to Gugu Mhlungu on The Constitution Hill’s 4th Human Rights Festival taking place from 19 to 21 March 2022 which is free to the public. Over three jam-packed days the Hill will come alive with exhibitions; film; poetry, theatre, and live performances by Solidarity Express, Ms Party and the legendary Vusi Mahlasela.   
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    13 min
  • A partnership between Studio Nxumalo and Aspire Art to support SA artists.
    Artists, Pebofatso Mokeona and Frederick Clarke speak to Gugu Mhlungu on their collaboration to support newer and established artists, between Studio Nxumalo and Aspire Art have curated an exhibition which opens at Aspire Art’s Johannesburg gallery space in Parkwood this coming Wednesday, the 23rd March. 
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    14 min
  • Human rights conversation with kids.
    Nikki Bush, Parenting & Human Potential Expert speak to Gugu Mhlungu on how to speak to children about Human rights start with individual rights and teaching children
     
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    20 min
  • The 7th Small Business Runway Exhibition.
    Gcina Madonsela, Founder of Small Business Runway speak to Gugu Mhlungu on the upcoming 7th edition of the Small Business Runway Expo which will be held in Durban.
     
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    8 min
  • The implications of the disruption to the invasion of Ukraine to the automotive.
    Motoring Expert, Warren Tucker and Gugu Mhlungu looks at the implications of the disruption to the invasion of Ukraine to the automotive, this after Forecaster S&P Global Mobility this past Wednesday knocked off more than 5-million light vehicles from its global production forecast for 2022 and 2023, citing the disruption to the already strained automotive supply chain from the invasion of Ukraine.
     
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    16 min

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