Nicole Jennings shares advice on how you could play your part, in assisting someone who's on the verge of taking their own life. This is as Saturday, marks the observance of World Suicide Prevention Day.

Dr Xolisa Guzula shines a spotlight on International Literacy Day. This is as the generosity of South Africans, inspires 800+ new children’s stories in all 11 official languages, through the Cadbury #HomegrownStories initiative.

Madelein Roets fills us in on how localised circular economies could address societal challenges relating to food security health and the impact of climate change. This is as we gear up to observe Zero Waste Week - taking place from today until the 9th of September!

Tshepiso Rasetlola unpacks the concept of Quiet Quitting; how this is set to impact your future job prospects, as well as shares insight on how employers could protect themselves, from employees who quit quietly.

In part 2, the three look at the upcoming Rugby World Cup Sevens, and banter about the Blitzbok's chances to win a maiden World Cup trophy in the Mother City.

The three rugby brains discuss the state of International rugby and the situation in the Rugby Championship.
After four rounds of inconsistent results, things have never been closer, and the title hangs in the balance.

Kerry Rudman shares insight on the effects of alcohol consumption on our brains, as well as unpacks how neurofeedback could be used as a tool to help combat alcohol addiction across SA.

Premier Alan Winde unpacks why he believes the time to panel beat our coal shovels into wind turbines, and fix the energy crisis – is upon us!

Morena Sithole shines a spotlight on the issues gripping SA's petroleum industry; a few solutions on how we could avoid another heavy price hike, as well as insight into whether deregulating the industry is indeed a smart move.

Songezo Zibi shares insight on the practical steps we could implement now, toward tackling SA’s immigration crisis. He'll also unpack why he believes the state needs to take greater accountability for its uncontrolled immigration, instead of pointing fingers at Zimbabweans and other nationals.