Vuka Online Radio Podcasts

Psychosocial Disability Month ( PDAM ) is celebrated annually in July.

In this episode we talk to Michel'le Donnelly from SA Federation for Mental Health about this year's theme: " In My Own Words " focusing on self-advocacy & story telling to amplify the voices of Mental Healthcare Users.

Tune in on www.vukaonlineradio.co.za to join the campaign.

How much do you know about Dentists that work with children? What's so special about working with children. 

In this episode Colleen Qvist and chats to special guests, Dr Londiwe Sibisi-Maboye and Dr Marietjie Weakley, who are pediatric dentists about their careers, working with children and other things you want to know....

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Fresh episode - with music and stuff are every Thursday just after Midday CAT !

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What is the one thing that parents don't know about teenagers, that would improve the relationship between them and the Teenagers?

Rabbi Ezra Max answers this and many questions as we have a deep conversation about hope, purpose and teenagers!

You don't wanna miss it!

For a fresh Live show (with music and stuff stream every Wednesday 5pm CAT/11am EST only on www.vukaonlineradio.co.za

The work of innovation is probably THE epitome of hope! 

Do we really know what is menopause? Who can it affect?  Most importantly, should we be talking about it at work?

In this episode Colleen Qvist chats to special guest, Bev Thorogood. 

Bev is a Coach and Trainer with over 15 years in Learning and Development and a background in health and wellbeing. She is the Director and Founder of Floresco Training Ltd and author of 'The Business of Menopause - A Guide for Working Women'.

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Sue is a dynamic and unique guest speaker at corporate functions, conferences and seminars, talking on topics concerned with motivating and inspiring people in the workplace and harnessing the power of the mind.

She is a qualified Enneagram coach. She studied nutrition, NLP, acupuncture, kinesiology, neuroscience, ethnopsychology, philosophy, nutrition and many other interventions both in the field of western medicine and in the field of behavioural sciences.

In this episode, Sue proposes an idea that LISTENING is a form of healing- listen to the foundation of her debate...

Join on us every Thursday at 12pm CAT on www.vukaonlineradio.co.za as we give health care practitioners a voice!

Georgie Colling is an events planner by profession, with over 20 years of experience. She ventured into funeral events planning, that also complements palliative care. In this episode, Georgie and Colleen discuss processes of life and death and Georgie gives insights into this rarely spoken about part of human experience.

Join us every Thursday just after 12 Noon CAT for fresh episodes of Health care Hour, Giving the health care giver a voice! on www.vukaonlineradio.co.za or on your app.

in this episode we chat to Mash about Hope, it's place today and how music can perhaps play a role...

Tune in to Vukaonlineradio.co.za just after 5pm CAT (11am ET) for this uplifting conversation!

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Durban-based pianist and composer Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane is a virtuoso player and conductor, well-known for his live performances and award-winning recordings. 

Mashiloane has released five albums that have since reached critical acclaim. He is a multi-award winning and nominated artist at prestigious ceremonies and events like the SAMAs, the AFRIMA awards, Mzantsi Jazz Awards and the International Urban Music Awards. At present, he is studying towards a PhD which aims, through the lens of South African Jazz, to focus on the themes of home that Mashiloane can’t help but find himself returning to.

This week we chat with Jon Berghoff of XCHANGE Approach about conscious leadership and bringing hope into our work. 

Join us every Wednesday,  11 a.m. EST for the fresh episodes of the HopeMaker's Show

In this episode Dr Nkosi and Zakhele speak about coping with performance anxiety, especially speaking in front of the auduence.