The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Medical doctor and CEO of Proactive Health, Dr Fundile Nyati takes a deep dive into the effects of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions on alcohol & cigarette dependents.

Celebrity Fitness Trainer, MJ Maponya takes a look at practical ways and tips on how to keep your endurance up at home during the lockdown

Zolani Mahola who recently went solo after a more than a decade with local band, Freshly Ground, is offering daily Instagram gigs at 6pm, free to uplift your spirits during isolation/lock down

Clinical Psychologist, Khosi Jiyane helps make us sense of why our brains tend to seek out apocalyptic content in times of a Pandemic uncertainty and how to not let it fuel our panic.

Messages around COVID-19 have for the most part been grim and scary as cases around the world continue to surge. But in the midst of the anxiety and uncertainty brought by social distancing Local act The Kiffness have been working tirelessly to keep our spirits up online with their weekly satirical renditions of popular songs.

Every week our Resident Film Critic reviews a new film she happened to catch at the cinema but due to the Lockdown, she can’t exactly take a stroll to the local cinema so this morning Katarina Herden reviews the latest release from Netflix, Tiger King which is true life crime docu-series of the notorious Joe Exotic.

Most of us when bored at home, our cravings tends to incline towards fatty and sugary foods but the 21 days lockdown currently underway, Catherine Clark, Owner and Founder of the Harvest Table helps us look at healthier alternatives as opposed to the fatty and sugary foods.

Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse looks at 8 useful websites to help listeners to take control of the finances during the lockdown.

CSI & Nature Conservationist, Tim Neary Looks at Various Nature related topics and the campaign around ‘Earth Hour’

Relationship expert Paula Quinsee looks at how the nationwide lockdown could possibly cause a rise in Gender-Based Violence due to people being confined to their homes.