Sharp eyesight is part of good health. Improve vision by eating well and scheduling regular eye exams with your ophthalmologist or eye specialist. Patience Musa has a chat with an Ophthalmologist/Eye Surgeon, Dr Dennis Sibanda as they discuss about eye health.

In this latest episode Tatenda Ziyambe is joined by the Founder, Director of Purple Signs Global, Dominic Tapfuma to discuss tech that assists disabled people.

In this episode Brian Sithole is joined by a Senior Programs Officer @SAYWHAT, Leo Munyono and an Information Officer @SAYWHAT, Coaster Nkomo to discuss on issues of sexual and reproductive health and services.

In this episode Taku Chiweza is joined by the Founder of SolGas Energy, Tafadzwa Mundicha. Together they discuss entrepreneurship in the reusable energy industry.

In this episode Patience Musa is joined by the CEO/Founder of Zimpraise, Joseph Madziyire, a Communication and Marketing Officer @JCMC, Panashe Nyakawa and an Arts Critic with the Sunday Mail & ZTN, Takudzwa Chihambakwe. Together they discuss on Zimbabweans expectations of foreign performing acts.

Catch up with the trio, Jo, Mjay and Jojo as they are joined by a Psychosocial Occupational Therapist, Dr Clement Nhunzvi to discuss on how students studying abroad are coping in situations like Russia-Ukraine War, Covid-19, Floods, Xenophobia, etc.

In this latest episode Patience Musa is joined by a SAT Youth Hubster, Alfa Gwatidzo and SAT- SRHR Youth Officer, Vimbai Nyika to discuss on the Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) for adolescents and young people.

Martha Mamombe has a chat with a Legal Officer of (WLSA), Fadzai Ruzive, Youth in Mining, Thubelihle Sibanda and Vice President of Mberengwa women miners, Miriam Sithole. Together they discuss on the importance of women and women rights in mining.

In this episode Patience Musa is joined by Medical Students, Nyasha Melissa Chiyanike, Kimberley Nkomo and Rukudzo Nyakanda at they discuss about suicide cases amongst the youth in Zimbabwe.

A male birth control pill has passed the first round of clinical testing, giving hope for less permanent contraception options for men – and potentially levelling the playing field when it comes to pregnancy. Tatenda Ziyambe has a chat with a Research Pharmacist, Consultant and PhD candidate, Wilfred Kurungira to discuss on male contraceptives pill.