MOTORING [STUDIO]: The focus is on motorsport and we’re hosting a mother/daughter Superbike Racing team; Morongoa & Tsholo Mahope.

Home schooling is fast becoming an option for some families in South Africa. Home schooling was incorporated into the SA Schools Act of 1996. This week South Africa will host the first ever African Home Education Indaba Conference and to speak to us more we have Karin van Oostrum, CEO of the Pestalozzi Trust.

40 INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: We’ll speak to Thami Kotlolo about the upcoming Feather awards. The awards are known for taking pride in all things to do with the LGBTIQ+ community.

INTERVIEW: Author and journalist Fred Khumalo is currently walking from Joburg to Durban. His 10 day walk aims to highlight the journey of 7,000 Zulu mineworkers who walked from the gold mines in Johannesburg to Natal nearly 120 years ago. We’ll speak to Fred.

As part of transport month,we now find out about the advancements to transportation over the years with Dr Reza Mia who is building the first vertical business jet that takes off and lands vertically.With this plane,one would be able to take off and land anywhere.

TECH TUESDAY [STUDIO]: A taxi app called Quickloc8 has been launched to monitor taxis and prevent overloading. Founder and CEO of Quickloc8, Mbavhalelo Mabogo will explain how it works.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: The story of the day is exploitation allegations actress Vathiswa Ndara made against Ferguson Films. In an open letter addressed to the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa, the star detailed some of the unfair labour practices, poor remuneration, poor working conditions and unfair treatment by producers and others. We’ll speak to Vathiswa and we’re also hoping to speak to a representative from Ferguson Films.

AVIATION UPDATE [STUDIO]: There was high drama on board a recent Mango Airlines flight from Johannesburg to Cape Town, after one of their planes was “forced into a nosedive” before making an emergency landing at OR Tambo. Our Aviation Expert Phuthego Mojapele will give us a breakdown of this incident.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: We had a mini debate on air yesterday about amapiano music which also included voice notes from listeners. So today we’ve decided to speak more about this music genre, we now speak to Kgopolanga Kekana who is the event organiser of the upcoming Amapiano National Festival.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: SABC2's new show Pale Ya Koša celebrates the richness of South Africa's music heritage. The show premiers tomorrow and it will be documenting different songs that took the industry by storm through their influence. Among those hits are Jabulani by Thandeka PJ Powers, uMoya by Skwatta Kamp and Stimela Sase Zola by Mbongeni Ngema.. We’ll find out more from the Director of the show Luphumlo Thinta.