George Mienie chats about Solar Roadways that create renewable energy, new car models in the UK that will soon come fitted with breathalysers from 2022, and the Honda Prelude that has a ‘pervert’ lever. Powered by AutoTrader.
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15.11.19 Pt 2 – The team chat about the types of defects some babies are born with, and there are some interesting people out there. There’s a homeless person who attacked a woman with his hot diarrhoea. The team unpack this gruesome story and have a video to back it up. Author Deon Meyer joins the team to chat about his crime novel Trackers, which has now been adapted into a TV series. He also shares the intricacies of his writing process.
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15.11.19 Pt 1 – Did you experience any sibling rivalry while you were growing up? Siya shares a shocking story of conflict between him and his sister. Someone in studio is going back to their old ways as a music DJ. Meanwhile, Gareth has a rant about cyclists, and Gugu joins in. Then, in a sudden turn of events the two are at each other’s throats – requiring the intervention of one of the listeners.
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The questions about sex are endless, the learning about pleasure is endless. In this show we look at some of them on a journey from squirting to strap-ons and more.
Brought to you by REBR Pharmaceutics… #discoverintimacy
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Legislation in its best form is designed to be progressive and all encompassing – serving the needs of all. Yet, while a legal system should be unprejudiced; law enforcement and even law-making is sometimes vulnerable to bias. In South Africa specifically, women often seem to be the victims of this bias with gender-based violence and workplace inequalities still rife. If legislation impacting women was to be drafted exclusively by women, and justice enforced by women where women were the victims, would this bring about a desired equality in our legal system and balance the scales of justice?
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Journalist Qaanitah Hunter is in studio – she has covered some of the biggest political stories in SA and has recently put it all into a book titled ‘Balance of Power: Ramaphosa and the future of South Africa’. SAA has seen its fair share of controversy and is back in the spotlight for strike action, which will potentially leave many commuters stranded. The panel look into the contributing factors for the parastatal’s financial woes. Then, Kanthan reveals his unsympathetic side… brought to you by Nando’s.
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14.11.19 Pt 2 – Journalist Qaanitah Hunter is in studio – she has covered some of the biggest political stories in SA and has recently put it all into a book titled ‘Balance of Power: Ramaphosa and the future of South Africa’. So what exactly do deputy ministers do? The team attempt to find the answers but keep coming up empty. Qaanitah then weighs in on the current state of journalism in this country.
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14.11.19 Pt 1 – Damon joins Gareth and Gugu in studio today and he genuinely would like to know why Leigh-Ann doesn’t like him. Gareth reveals his skincare regime in detail, after arriving with a red and swollen face. Do you remember the era of penpals? Well things have changed quite drastically since then, but what do you think the future looks like with robots entering the picture?
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Affectionately known as #Somhale, Somizi and Mohale Mhlongo-Motaung have had the gaze of the country’s attention since they first confirmed their relationship back in February 2018. Fast-forward to a romantic proposal in Paris and a traditional wedding that broke the internet, Gareth Cliff sits down with one of the hottest SA couples to get a peek into their fabulous life.
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Basetsana Kumalo
It is hard to believe that it has been 25 years since Basetsana Kumalo was crowned Miss South Africa, 25 years since she made her TV debut, and 25 years into our democracy. Chronicling her rise and rise in the past quarter of a century, Gareth chats to the media personality, entrepreneur, and philanthropist following the release of her memoir, ‘Bassie: My Journey of Hope’.
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