Maps has a chat with designer Laduma Ngoxolo and artist and curator Stephan Erasmus about the business side of art and fashion.

Eusebius opened the line and asked the public if they still carry a handkerchief and what are the fondest memories related to a handkerchief.

Eusebius spoke to graffiti artist and author Cale Wadarcor about the history of graffiti and the misconception of graffiti.

Mphumeleli Ndlangisa owner of Magna Carta Wines spoke to Eusebius about his wine making business.

Dr Schomer spoke to Eusebius about how easy it is to fall into materialism and what are the negative effects of materialism.

Eusebius Spoke to  Centre for Environmental Management at University of the Free State Dr Anthony Turton and spokesperson for Nomvula Mokonyane, Minister of Water & Sanitation Mlimandlela Ndamase about the current water shortage in the country.

Eusebius had a chat with Chief Ombudsman Themba Mthethwa about what is the Community Schemes Ombud Service Act and what does it mean to people who live in complexes.

Eusebius spoke to Eyewitness News Reporter Mandy Weiner about the announcement of the NPA dropping the charges against finance minister Pravin Gordan.

Eusebius spoke to the General Secretary of Equal Education Tshepo Motsepe and Department of basic Education Spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga about the looming deadline for the department of education to eradicate mud schools by the 30th of November 2016. Eusebius asked if the department will meet the deadline.

Eusebius opened the line and asked the Listeners how do they keep their relationships alive.