The Rude Awakening

In the season finale of this series, Kgothatso and friend to the podcast Lisa Mali B speak to Alliance Ndlovu (an admitted attorney of the high court of South Africa) about what to do when someone owes you money.

Every now and then sex tapes or compromising pictures of a celebrity or politician find their way to the public domain and cause a bit of a stir. Often, these celebrities or politicians have to issue statements and public apologies. With the exception of sexual acts performed in public (as there's no reasonable expectation of privacy there) why should two or three consenting adults be ashamed of being sexually active? 

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Caleb Kipa, an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa, as he shares insight into the different matrimonial property regimes in South Africa.

We speak to Caleb Kipa, an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa, about the different matrimonial property regimes in South Africa.

In this episode, we explore the negative effects of social media on society in general and of course the human condition.

A posh English accent tends to enjoy a lot of privilege in society. In this episode, we ask the question: does your accent make people assume you're intelligent?

The world is changing. Existing rules are being re-written faster than they were made. This equally applies to the world of work. Hence, we would like to know: do you really have to work for someone else before starting your own business?

In the digital age, where instant messaging has become a way of life, what are the codes of conduct when it comes to cell phones? Can we randomly video call other people without making prior arrangements? 

Graduation is like a day of reckoning for many students who would have spent years wrestling academic pressure and all sorts of personal challenges. In this episode, we discuss some of the things we wish somebody told us about life after graduation.