Eusebius opened the lines and asked the listeners to read a passage fron their favourite book.

Eusebius had a chat with the director of the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study Prof Peter Vale, associate  editor of the Daily Maverick and retired American diplomat Brooks Spector and US ambassador Patrick Gaspard about the USA election results that saw Donald Trump elected as the new president.

Eusebius spoke to investigative journalist Rob Rugurika about the difficulty of being a journalist in Burundi.

Eusebius spoke to New York Times journalist and author Ron Nixon about the US elections and the rise of Donald Trump.

Dr Schomer spoke to Eusebius about why friends first may not work when starting a romantic relationship.

Eusebius spoke to Professor of Sociology, at Wits University Prof Roger Southall about why  President Jacob Zuma cannot be granted amnesty because it will affect prosecuting everyone implicated in the mess.

Eusebius spoke to Netflorist's Head of development Marike Van Der Merwe about what is the best way to gift family members during the festive season

Eusebius spoke to activist Prof David Bilchitz about South Africa's alarming anti-LGBT stance at the UN, after South Africa abstained from voting for the appointment of an  independent expert on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Maps spoke to speech therapist Katherine Mills about growing up with a speech impediment and how to manage it.

Maps spoke to school owners Waahida Tolbert and Thulani Mbatha about the private school they built in Alexander.