On this episode of #TheDojo, we catch up on what we have been up to and the proceed to get it in recapping the developing news in the rapper AKA murder in Durban, we speak on the CCTV footage, the family press briefing, memorial service and the conversations around the unique family dynamics at play. We segue into talking about funerals and if one's send off should reflect exactly how they lived and we look Vusi Ma R5's funeral and images that were coming from it as an example. We move on to debate Men's weaponized incompetence, we ask if men are really bad at unpaid work? and speculate how men position themselves to absolve themselves from certain responsibilities. We go on to ponder on what influences our money decisions.

On this episode of #TheDojo, with Dez back we kick things off with him letting us know where he has been. We move to express our sadness at the breaking news that rapper Aka and Tebello Motsoane were shot and killed in Durban. We discuss the SONA and catch up on the case of the man accused of burning parliament, we look into some of the announcements made by the president especially around the electricity crises. We briefly touch on the devastating earthquake that occurred near the border of Turkey and Syria. We close out the Podcast with a Dear Dojo.

We back with a new season folks, with Dez absent, Mo, Thabang and Mbali kick things off with catching us up on what they have been up to since we closed of season 12 last year after The Dojo event and what they got up to during the holiday break. We move on to discuss the incident of the bus driver in the Free State who got into an altercation with a school going pupil. We get into politics touching on Joburgs New Mayor Thapelo Amad and all the moving and shaking that has been happening in the mayorship of Johannesburg, the guys ask if its the political parties or the voters failing the country.  We go on to speak on Beyonce's performance in Dubai, and the backlash she was getting for performing in a so called homophobic country. We comment on Billboards 50 greatest rappers of all time. We wrap the podcast with the guys giving a listener advise on Dear Dojo

On this episode of the #TheDojo, we catch up on our weeks which leads us to ponder which former Bantustan cities are still well maintained. We discuss the confirmed nominations for the ANC top 6 positions, we consider if tribalism informs the choice of nominees, why the youth league has no bite anymore and why the women's organization is seen as ineffective. We look at the constitutional courts decision to release the killer of Chris Hani and also the supreme courts decision saying Zuma's medical parole was unlawful. We speculate whether the death of Chris Hani may have inadvertently been good for SA or if the country would have turned out better or worse had he lived. We share our thoughts on Charlize Theron's comments about the Afrikaans language. We touch on the recent spat of Pitbull attacks. We debate Modise's argument that the destruction of the nuclear family is one of the reasons there is no cohesion amongst black communities. Botswana citizen facing death having being convicted of drug smuggling in Bangladesh. We wrap the pod up discussing workplace bullying.

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off catching up on our week, we complain about year-end fatigue and Modise share with us some of the things he has to deal with as a trustee at his complex. We discuss the FiFA world cup in Qatar and the controversies surround it, including allegations of corruption, ban on alcohol sales and Qatar being accused of human rights violations. We touch of the recent news of the shooting and killing of Dj Sumbody, which segues us into a conversation of how intrenched organized crime is in SA.

On this episode of the #TheDojo Podcast, we linked up with our beloved homies and hosts of The Clear Cup Podcast, Baba Hlongwane and Tjhabi Lephoto. We kicked things off with us speculation on the ANC NEC meeting, the Phala Phala Report by the Integrity Commission of the ANC. We move on give our thoughts on the leaked sex video of ANC Speaker of the Provincial Legislature Zanele Sifuba. We breakdown Sonia Booth exposing Matthew Booth for alleged infidelity, which segues us into conversation around the viral video of a father being read the riot act by his 3 daughters, after they discover evidence of infidelity on his phone. 

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off discussing the recent #TheDojoSpringParty and thanking our audience and the folk who came to support the event. We look at the ANC Presidential nominees and the Joburg Mayor being reinstated. We give our thoughts on the news that actress Terry Pheto is embroiled in a fraud and corruption investigation involving the National Lottery Commission. We move on to answer the question if its wise to return to the hood once you have made it out in light of the shooting of Migos's Takeoff. We comment on the accusation, leveled a Kyrie Irving, of promoting antisemitism, for posting a link to the documentary "Hebrews to Negroes". We ponder social media content and commentary on what is appropriate and inappropriate. We wrap up the pod giving more Sis Dolly advice to a listener. 

On this episode of #TheDojo with the Sensei absent we kick things off with a discussion around the Dischem internal memo that leaked. We are joined by friend of the show Marvin as we ponder the societal implications of legalization of sex work in light of the discovery of bodies of 6 women, who are alleged to have been sex workers from Zimbabwe, at a workshop in Joburg. We move on to wonder how far fetched Dj Mo Flava's tweet was about a group of women who sent their bill to him. We discuss if its fair for Sindisiwe Manqele to move to capitalize on the story around the death of rapper Flabba. We wrap the Pod by giving a listener advise on our Sis Dolly segment.

On this episode of #TheDojo with the Arch absent we invited Makalo and Nyaks, friends of the show hailing from Lesotho to chop it up. The homies kick things off musing on life insurance, death benefits and the hard conversations around death within our families, this segues into a conversation of the allure of money and how affects human behaviors. Our invited guests give us a brief history of the politics in Lesotho, the key players and significant markers in time that shaped Lesotho. We get into the recent debate regarding Ministers official residences being exempt from loadshedding, and wonder how they can be expected to fix societal issues they are not affected by, which segues into a conversation on the fragility of the status quo of inequality in the country. We move on to discuss the societal perceptions of maturity between men and women.

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off commenting on the vote of confidence and ousting of Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse, our comments also include the appointment of Panyaza Lesufi as Premier of Gauteng. We give our two cents on the process of enrolment of grade 1 and 8 learners on GDE admissions website. We answer the question of whether we do the minimum research on the crime and safety of a country before visiting it in light of the recent murder of a German tourist. We touch on the trial of 4 women accused of drugging and robbing King Zwelithini's eldest son, which lead to his death. We run down a few listener given questions such as appropriate gym etiquette, so called "useless" university degrees and KO's SETE. We wrap up the pod giving a listener some advice on our Sis Dolly segment.