With December in full swing and the alarming stats relating to teenage drinking, UCD meets South African Breweries and sparks an exciting conversation around underage drinking. The team chats with SAB representatives to shed light on the aim behind their 18+ #BeTheMentor programme. They share information on how to be a part of it and the impact it's had so far. The team also has a chat with the creative team behind the Vuka short film aimed at creating awareness about underage drinking as an extension of the SAB 18+ programme... and sparks fly when corporate meets Candice.

With 2018 coming to a close, the team upack taboos of the festive season... such as Christmas with family we can’t stand, or having to endure with broken households. Then personal trainer Mandela Nhleko talks about how to make the most of one's holiday season.

The UCD team chats about everything fashion and trendy with local fashion designers and label owners Sandi Mazibuku and Sibusiso Yanta. The world of fashion is revealed, touching on the ins and outs of the industry and business. The guests share their come up stories, give fashion advice, and share the highlights of their careers.

Craig and Candice ask all your Transgender-related questions. They uncover surprising unspoken facts regarding transitioning. Lesiba lets us into her world... and maybe a threesome with Craig and Lasizwe is on the cards!

Job and Candice delve into a conversation around the importance of celebrating one's uniqueness. They look into reasons why this is largely not practiced, discuss the social pressures that encourage the need to conform in today's generation. They break down the possible effects of this apparent condition of conformance, and they end with yet another hair-raising session of the game Would You Rather?

In wake of the sudden passing of SA rapper HHP, the team has SA talent DJ Enzo and Rapper Oasys in studio talking about the harsh realities of the SA music scene. Being from different backgrounds and cities, the gentleman share their personal stories regarding their come up journeys, the challenges they faced, and how they overcame them. They also shed light on the vicious nature of the industry. On a lighter note, Candice has some fun with them with the game 'Death is not an Option'.

The UCD team gets a chance to converse with Mbombela-born songstress Chiano Sky Kruger. In the energy packed interview, the songstress shares stories of her music come up, and how the Aunty collab with Kid X came about. She also gives some insight on what to expect from her coming album, 'Same Same But Different'... and you'll never guess who she said she would smash!

The team is joined in studio by Nigerian hip-hop artist Spender. Spender takes the team through his music journey, he shares stories about the harsh reality of the music industry, introduces us to his brother and business partner, and reveals his future plans following the release of his latest single with Da L.E.S.

The UCD team tackle an age-old discussion regarding women in power and are joined in studio by Lyn Mansour and Siba Mtongana. Issues of patriarchy, support structure, abuse and inequality are unpacked as Siba and Lyn give some solid advice about decision making and fighting against the odds in a male conditioned society.

The team set the studio on fire with real talk. They touch on the difference between being gay and sleeping with men. A debate sparks about the vanity that exists in today's society. Producer Job gets his sexuality questioned, and Craig spills all the beans about him and Lasizwe.