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Episode 7: Is Sex Overrated? On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Tswaba and Anastacia ask the big question: is sex overrated? They unpack whether the realities of sex live up to the fantasy, if emotional connection is key to sexual satisfaction and whether there is a sweet spot for how often sex really feels satisfying. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

Episode 6: The Sex Toy Collector vs Purist Virgin On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Anastacia and Tswaba bring back last week's sexy toy collector and the 'purist virgin' from episode 4. Together, they dive into intimacy and desire – exploring where abstinent individuals and sex enthusiasts see eye-to-eye, where their views of sex and relationships differ and whether life really changes all...

Dr Rantlo and his academic associate Senzo Msiza sat on the couch to talk about extractive law. The nature of mining law can be so complex and so they delved into the difficult questions, the nature of this area of law and even answered questions that sparked curiosity within listeners. This is your seat at the table of justice, so sit back and relax because you’re in The Legal Lounge.

Episode 5: The Sex Toy Collector On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Tswaba and Anastacia get curious with a sex toy collector – asking him what sparked his interest in sex toys, how they're incorporated into his relationships and how it all ties into his views on sex and desire. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

Rorisang had an incredible conversation with Professor Baboolal-Frank and Advocate Hinrichsen about Mandatory Mediation Protocol in the High Court. From what mediation is to its importance and even the controversy behind its mandatory nature, they went into it all. This is your seat at the table of justice, so sit back and relax because you’re in The Legal Lounge.

Episode 4: The Virgins On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Anastacia and Tswaba get candid with three virgins, diving into why they've chosen to wait, what it's like navigating relationships without sex and their honest thoughts and feelings about intimacy and desire. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

Her docket: Gender pay gap definitely still exists in the legal space and the ladies get into that tonight on Her Docket. They talk about why this gap exists even after so many years of a Constitution that claims equality and how such a gap can be alleviated. Member’s Voice Rona Disethle shared with us all things relating to her article on corporate law for economic justice. She breaks down the co...

Rorisang chats to the University of Pretoria’s Women in Law to wrap up women’s month. Rori, Sage and Kelise get into a conversation about the generational gap that still exists in legal practice and how to bridge that gap. They go into why generational gaps exist, tradition versus innovation, substance over form and so much more. This is your seat at the table to justice, so sit back and relax bec...

Episode 3: Queer Sex and Relationships On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Tswaba and Anastacia sit down with two guests to talk about queer sex and relationships – from how they realised they were queer, to common stereotypes, and the ways culture has shaped their experiences in love and sex. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

Her docket is back again chatting about imposter syndrome faced by women in the legal space and how to actually combat that. Unathi Dube takes us to Member’s Voice where she talks about her article “are South African bail laws effective?”

Rorisang is joined by the University of Pretoria’s Women in Law society head of events, Vineeta Reddy and events officer Sihle Dlepuma to talk about the National Council on Gender Based Violence and Femicide Act and the implications surrounding it. A conversation about accountability is had alongside dissecting the act itself. This is your seat at the table of justice, so sit back and relax becaus...

Episode 2: The Dynamics of Polygamous and Polyamorous Relationships On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Anastacia and Tswaba explore the dynamics of polyamorous and polygamous relationships – unpacking the differences between the two, how boundaries may look, and the reasons people choose to enter each type of relationship. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

In this episode, her docket delves into the complicated topic Micro-aggressions through performative feminism in the legal sphere and the realities of women in that space. Member’s voice has Amber on the couch to talk about the cost of freedom (unburying South Africa’s apartheid past and the lives it took to reach the freedom we know now).

Rorisang was on the couch with Professor Baboolal-Frank who broke ground as the first women of colour and first Indian South African to head the department of procedural law at the University of Pretoria. Alongside her, Dasarya Kistnan, the chairperson of the UP Women in Law Society is back on the couch. The three engaged in a thought-provoking conversation about the reform of Alternative Dispute...

Episode 1: Gender Identity On this week's episode of The Sex Show, Tswaba and Anastacia are diving into gender identity: exploring how it shapes our experiences in relationships, the preconceived ideas we hold about gender, and the ways community and culture influence our understanding of it. Instagram: Tuks FM Sex Show

New segments "Her docket" and "Member's Voice" took the stage as Women in law member, Thato Radebe, also engaged in the conversation and touching on her article, "The Omotoso Effect". This is your seat at the table of justice.

The Legal Lounge kicked off Women's Month with a bang as Rorisang had a conversation with the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the university of Pretoria's Women in Law Society. Conversations were had about women in the legal space, navigating a male-dominated industry and leading with confidence.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Legal Lounge, host Rorisang Makhoana-Madzhie dives into the controversial world of wrongful life claims-asking whether a child can sue for being born into suffering. This is your seat at the Table of Justice.

In this episode of the Legal Lounge, host Rorisang Makhoana-Madzhie tackles what happens When Rights Collide in South Africa's democracy. From freedom of expression vs. dignity, to religion vs. equality, the show unpacks real Constitutional Court cases, listener opinions, and the tough legal questions that arise when our rights pull in different directions. This is your seat at the table of justic...

Highlighting local artists from the Pretoria community and South Africa.

Mbali Mbele is the academic and legal research officer at Black Lawyers Association Student Chapter UNISA Vaal branch. She has taken part in a moot court competition that took place at the Supreme court of appeal and she has written heads of argument for African moot court competitions. Outside of law Mbali is a radio presenter and producer and an innovative entrepreneur who has made it to the Ken...

Today’s guest is a content creator with flair, a marketing strategist with vision, and an inspiring Tuks alumna who’s building her brand one reel, vlog, and story at a time. From lecture halls to lifestyle halls, she’s travelled, styled, and shared her journey with thousands online. Let’s welcome the fabulous, fearless, and fashion-forward, Mwewa!

In today's Youth Month interview we have two dynamic researchers who are turning futuristic science into real-world impact. From the Department of Anatomy and the Department of Pharmacology, we welcome: Dr Alison Ridel – anatomy expert, 3D imaging guru and educator. Hafiza Parkar – pharmacologist, wound-healing innovator and PhD candidate. Together, they’re asking: What if we could 3D print skin?

Tara Roos is a political analyst, researcher and writer and today she is on the couch with Rorisang talking all things the National Assembly, municipal by-elections and more. Tara shares insight on the functioning of the GNU within parliament, the importance of voting and encouragement to the youth to remain informed about the political status of the country. This is your seat at the table of just...

Highlighting local artists from the Pretoria community and South Africa.