Eusebius  had a chat with author Kate Sidley about the  fiction book that reflects reality and she gave a list of different fiction books that can teach us about the society.

Eusebius spoke to Harry Fokker the T.shirt terrorist about how the Ironic t-shirts are used as opinions  on current society issue.

Eusebius had a chat with novelist Chris Marnewick and Producer Anant Singh abut the new Film Shepherds and butchers.

Eusebius opened the line and asked the listeners if they have ever given positive feedback for a service even though they believed it was bad.

Eusebius spoke to two entrepreneurs from the Awethu Incubator, Sharon Cao owner of Odd Wine Out  and Sashin Naidoo director of Jubane Telecom about their business and how the Awethu Incubator has helped them move forward.

Eusebius interviewed Joanne Yawitch, CEO and Director of the Women on Farms Project and Colette Solomon about a documentary which focused on the working conditions of farm workers in South Africa and highlighted how farm workers on certain vineyards work 12 hour shifts for which they are paid as little as R100, which is below the South African minimum wage.

Eusebius had a conversation with former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs about the OR Tambo Foundation Memorial lecture and current issues making the news such as SA withdrawing from the ICC and the Fees Must Fall movement.

Dr Schomer spoke to Eusebius about how to  channel ‘calm energy’ instead of ‘tense energy’ that brings your anxiety levels are up.

Eusebius spoke to the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Micheal Masutha  and DA shadow minister of international relations about whether South Africa's withdrawal from the ICC is a good  or a bad thing.

Eusebius spoke to political analyst Karima Brown about what is happening withing the ANC following all the reports of State capture and internal conflict. They asked is the ANC brand damaged?