Eusebius spoke to Clinical Psychologist Teboho Moyamane about why some conversations are difficult to have as families. They looked at the reason why that is and what are the best ways to engage in difficult conversations.

Redi had a one on one with former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela speaking about her seven years in office.

Eusebius opened the line to listeners and asked what books are you reading.

Eusebius spoke to Victor Dlamini, celebrity actress  Khanyi Mbau and former Miss SA 1994 and business woman Basetsana Khumalo about why people tend to have an obsession with celebrities and what is the  good and bad of being a celebrity.

Eusebius spoke to co-founders of Conte'  Charmaine Ngobeni and Amanda Dlamini about their creative company that does branding and produces a magazine that highlights up and coming creatives.

Eusebius spoke to Prof Theo Veldsman from the Department of Industrial Psychology & People Management at the University of Johannesburg  about what leadership is, what attributes should a good leader have and is the country suffering from a leadership crisis.

Eusebius spoke to resident psychologist Dr Helgo Schomer about how police presence affects the students psychologically.

Eusebius spoke to Fees Must Fall activist Athi-Nangamso Nkopa  and UCT student Brian Kamanzi about the decolonisation of education, what is it and how it can be done.

Eusebius spoke to Clinical Psychologist Jeanie Cave about family interventions how they sometimes don't work and what is the best way to deal with an individual.