5 After Hours

Thanks to the cabinet reshuffle some former ministers are now free to follow their dreams.

Can we get serious about Women's Month for a second? When we say we have a "long way to go" how far do we mean, exactly? And how can we engage all people, not just women, to be more mindful of how misogyny and patriarchy affects everyone?

Find out what your star sign says about you according to Nell, who's ready to roast you to the moon and back.

Emma Sadleir wrote a book called  Don't Film Yourself Having Sex,  but Leah has some questions about how realistic that might be in a time where so much sexual connection happens online.  This challenging conversation uncovers what the law says about sexting, nudes and justice when it comes to what Emma calls "image-based violence."

"It's not about going there ,  it's about being  here. " Leah gets down to business with conscious sexuality enthusiast Jonti Searll, creator of Eros Life. They chat about pleasure and presence, and answer some burning questions about connection.

It's woman's month! We all know what that means.

Men and women are taught completely different messages about sex, especially when it comes to your first time. The mixed messaging creates an impasse in our collective global society, and in South Africa it's led to the most sexually violent country in the world. Toronto-based Nicolle Hodges is a journalist, author and activist who's rebranding the concept of virginity, its loss and its sacredness...

Ever wanted to know about rope bondage? What's BDSM anyway?? I'm not even kinky, how does this apply to me??? Leah chats to Astrid and Sim from Desire Lines to find out how bondage can be a valuable communication tool both in and out of the bedroom. 

Level 4 disappoints Gauteng holiday makers, banana bread second wave hits and an update on vaccines. 

Our date Elliot isn't really looking for love, they're looking for someone who's equally furious about the fact that Bill Cosby is free and Britney Spears isn't. When matches Tazme and Dani come along they're faced with the question: who's getting a piece of me? And can you gimme more?? Late Night Date Night happens every Thursday on the show. Wanna get yourself hooked up? To enter, slide into the...

Ministers are shaking their WHATS on a yacht WHERE??? IN WHAT?!

Even high school biology neglected to inform many of us that there's a difference between a vulva and a vagina, or that they can vary vastly in shape, size and colour, or that they're supposed to smell and taste like, well, a vagina. Leah Jazz sits down with sex coach Lisa Welsh to discuss the question that many vagina owners have wondered: is mine normal?

Leah attempts to answer some burning questions like why are elephants afraid of mice and why do they have such long noses? What's it like working with famous people and why doesn't Spongebob do other movies?? Why aren't there more black Disney princesses and why haven't aliens come to see us???

BREAKING NEWS: Department reports *regular* expenditure - and more.

BREAKING NEWS: No irregular expenditure in the eThekwini municipality & we've got the receipts to prove it!

Leah's joined by Jane Linley-Thomas and Paul Bushell from Kindness Can. They get vulnerable as they each open up about their struggles with being kind to themselves, to others, and practicing kindness in the bedroom.

Go-Fund-Me for ministers, Harry & Meghan's new baby, and extreme weather hits Joburg in this episode of Fake News at 5.

BREAKING NEWS: Eskom taken by surprise, a woman does the thing she says she never does, and heterosexuality under duress for the month of June.

Pottymouth photographer Sarah keeps it (mostly) clean in this episode of date night. She's got two potential matches and she can only booty call one back. Who's it gonna be?

Did you know that the criminalisation of sex work is an apartheid law created as part of the group areas act? Find out about why #FunkItImWalking founder Nomsa Mazwai teamed up with SWEAT and Sisonke in a walk to support the decriminalisation of sex work. We chat about how police use bylaws to victimise sex workers and how decriminalisation isn't just about sex work, it's about human rights. Ticke...

The most unbelievable news of the day, written and performed by Leah Jazz, a very legitimate journalist.