The Nightshift

The Nightshift is here for you, even when the rain starts to fall. It’s time to start re-evaluating some relationships this New Year and today’s guest Kapaya gives some insight into male friendships. What’s the issue with having one best friend? And can guys and girls ever just be “friends” ?

Long queues, unpredictable weather, enemies that turn into best friends, scary security guards named Sean and possible pink-eye infections – it’s all a part of the concert experience! Naledi and her guest Karabo take concerts very seriously and are here to share their structured routine that guarantees you a front seat to your next event (whenever that will be). Have your pens and papers ready because it’s a jungle out there and only the brave will survive...

2020 was rough to say the least so we’re taking a rocky trip down memory lane... Despite 2020 sweeping us away there’s definitely some lessons that we can all take away from it and hopefully some memories to look back at. Enjoy this final episode and Happy-ish New Year from The Nightshift

Fly with us as the girls talk about their airport experiences and how Naledi missed her flight back home and so much more!

Today’s episode is filled with loud personalities all the way from Zimbabwe and they are sharing their experiences with moving away from home and university struggles. The girls also share their first impressions of each other and the struggle that so many students around the world face – budgeting.

In today’s episode, Naledi shares her personal experience with burnout and how her appreciation for mental health awareness has grown.

Get ready for some wholesome content on the trials and tribulations of self-love. Naledi is no expert in the matter but she’s finding her way. Enjoy this bonus episode and hopefully take something away from it

It’s spooky season! In a different kind of Halloween episode, Kulani and Naledi give you insight into their cultures and beliefs as well as their thoughts on mediums. Kulani shares some memories from her grandmothers farm and a spooky encounter in their high school dungeon. The demons under your bed told you to listen to this episode so we suggest you listen to them...

In the first ever bonus episode Naledi and Shoki reminisce on their first crushes and how to recognize red flags in the talking stage. We get a heartbreak story from Naledi and it’s all because of a Sam Smith song (obviously) and finally, what is it like to go on a date with a model? Shoki will give you the answer

Micah and Naledi go back and I mean wayyy back, so they’ve had their fair share of ups and downs with living 12 856km away from each other - but they make it work. They share stories of their time in school together and what it takes to make a long distance friendship last but are also keeping it real and honest.