BE DRIVEN [STUDIO]: October is Transport month and today we feature a mother and daughter team who run an auto repair business called Fix Auto. The business started with just 3 employees and today it employs 32 people. The workshop is more than five times the size of its first premises and they are an approved supplier to the country’s biggest insurers. We’ll be joined in studio by Lebo Magwa - Managing Director at Auto Salon and Lucy Magwa – Business Development at the Auto Salon.

40 INTERVIEW: Basic Education spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga will explain the strategy behind the new General Education Certificate. The plan will formalise grade nine as a second exit point of schooling.

TECH TUESDAY: Gauteng residents using public health facilities will now be able to report bad treatment and service from hospital staff on a new digital platform called Mpilo – Healthcare. We’ll hear from Kwara Kekana, Gauteng Health MEC spokesperson.

40 INTERVIEW: Radio 2000 and Umnisi Creatives bring you the Stokvel Lifestyle Cruise 2020. Radio 2000 personalities will be on the luxury cruise to the Portuguese Islands, from 31 January till 3rd Feb 2020. We’ll get an update from Sifundo Nzama, Owner of Umnisi and Market Development Specialist.

INTERVIEW: A few months ago we spoke about the auction of Lebo Mathosa’s entire music anthology. The action was meant to happen this past weekend and has been postponed. Today we follow up and find out what’s causing the delay with Phillip Taylor-Parkins, Auctioneer at the Old Johannesburg Warehouse. We’re also hoping to get a hold of Oskido, Oscar Bonginkosi Mdlongwa

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: Award winning poet Lebo Mashile will join us in studio to tell us about her latest theatrical play called Venus vs Modernity: The Life of Saartjie Baartman.

INTERVIEW: 600 of SA’s top young scientists are showcasing their brilliance at the 39th annual Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair in Johannesburg. The fair brings together young scientists from across SA, Namibia, Kenya, Ghana, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Mexico, Turkey and Uganda.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: We’ll host US soul musician Rahsaan Patterson who’s one of the performers at this year’s Standard Bank Joy Of Jazz.

BE DRIVEN [STUDIO]: September is international deaf awareness month. Entrepreneur Zuko Mandlakazi's created a wrist armband designed to help people with a hearing impediment to react to life threatening situations. We’ll be joined in studio by Zuko who will give us more details.

INTERVIEW: We now find out about the legal rights and implications of customary or cultural adoptions. We’re joined on the line by John Manyike, Head of Financial Advice at Old Mutual.