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From sleepless nights to replaying conversations in your head, overthinking can rob us of life's simple pleasures. Reverend Shona joins HOT 1027 Breakfast to share practical ways to break the cycle, let go of the past and find joy in the present. Hot Cares

Bunny Majaja takes on the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell classic "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" in this week's Hit the Spot challenge. Can she keep the rhythm going when the music stops, or will she find herself out of sync?

HOT 1027 BREAKFAST On 102.7FM, DStv audio channel 822, and streaming all over the world on www.hot1027.co.za. Weekdays 06H00-09H00

HOT TOPIC Topic: How streaming, gaming and digital technology are changing entertainment in South Africa Guest: Charles Stuart, Africa Entertainment and Media Leader, PwC

Markets Guest:Alyssa Viljoen -Merchant West Investments

Expert Topic: Chicken tariffs under fire as trade protection adds 16.2% to consumer prices Guest: Kherina Narotam: Trade attorney, Commodity Trade Observer (CTO) on behalf of AMIE

Listener Question Topic: How to trace and claim forgotten pension benefits and insurance payouts in South Africa Guest: Takalani Lukhaimane, Manager: Retirement Funds, Frontline Conduct Supervision - FSCA

Expert Topic: South Africans Are Living Longer. Is the Country Ready? Guest: Barry Kaganson: CEO of Auria Senior Living

HOT TOPIC Topic: How streaming, gaming and digital technology are changing entertainment in South Africa Guest: Charles Stuart, Africa Entertainment and Media Leader, PwC

One unfortunate slip of the tongue turned a young radio presenter’s sports bulletin into a moment he'd rather forget! The HOT 1027 Breakfast team relives the hilarious on-air blunder that left an entire studio speechless.

HOT 1027 BREAKFAST On 102.7FM, DStv audio channel 822, and streaming all over the world on www.hot1027.co.za. Weekdays 06H00-09H00

Bradley "Massive Deadlift" Snyman is back on HOT 1027 Breakfast, and his son is about to tackle matric exams! From car park workouts to questionable study advice and some unforgettable shout-outs, Bradley proves that when it comes to parenting, he’s still doing the heavy lifting.

Markets Guest: Chantal Marx - FNB Wealth & Investment

Expert Topic: How sport becomes a pathway to hospitality jobs Guest: Deshun Deysel: Deputy chairperson, Laureus Sport for Good Foundation

Expert Topic: The push to make SA’s gender budget deliver – Guest: Koketso Masenya: Junior researcher, Institute for Economic Justice

Property Perspectives Topic: Where are property investors putting their money as economic uncertainty grows? Guest: Dr Wiehann Olivier who is Global Digital Assets Co-Leader, Forvis Mazars

HOT TOPIC Topic: What will it take to create jobs and tackle South Africa’s unemployment crisis? Guest: Alan Hirsch – New South Institute (NSI)

HOT 1027 BREAKFAST On 102.7FM, DStv audio channel 822, and streaming all over the world on www.hot1027.co.za. Weekdays 06H00-09H00

Years of hard work were at risk of coming to nothing when outstanding student debt threatened Mpumelelo’s future. Thanks to donations from the HOT Cares Teddython, a life-changing surprise has brought his dreams within reach. Hot Cares

HOT TOPIC Expert Topic: What is the economic cost of violent protests in South Africa? Guest: Mpumi Tyikwe – Chief Executive Officer -Sasria

Money Monday Topic: What happens to your debt when you die? Guest: Cebile Zibi – Head of Trade Marketing - Momentum

Entrepreneurs Topic: How a South African start-up secured a major retail breakthrough. Guest: Michael Tones – Co-founder - Nawty Water

Expert Topic: Eskom tariffs rise by 8.76% as solar owners get a reprieve Guest: Matthew Cruise: Energy Analyst & senior business developer, Jaltech

Markets Guest: David Shapiro - Otto1890

Today is World Arthritis Day. It’s a disease most of us associate with old age — but thousands of South African children are living with it, and many may not even know it. South Africa has just ten pediatric rheumatologists in the entire country — and no national patient registry to track the children affected. Doctors warn that many young patients are going undiagnosed or aren't receiving the tre...