5 After Hours

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A listener called in to say he's having a hard time with his wife's libido. Listen to what our resident sex educator had to say about desire discrepancy.   Photo by Andrik Langfield on Unsplash  

Struggling with matches on dating apps? We get it. Mjolo is an extreme sport, but thanks to 5FM's resident relationships educator Leah Jazz we've got all the tips to make your profile stand out and make them swipe right.   Photo by Shawn Fields on Unsplash  

The president speaks on the outcome of a world cup potential win, and an eagle-eyed focus into geopolitics.

Listeners share their coming out stories in this heartwarming episode of 5 After Hours as we celebrate South African Pride

Kailer Smit is a commercial pilot with over 2000 hours of flight experience. He has flown thousands of passengers, and delivered humanitarian aid in some of the most dangerous parts of the world. He's also been denied a renewal of his pilot's license by the Civil Aviation Authority, because he is Trans. Listen to find out why.

Early detection saves lives. Here's a 101 guide on how to #TouchYourTitties in order to self-examine for breast abnormalities ahead of a scheduled mammogram. 

Keto! Fat free! Intermittent fasting! It's all Bull, according to weight loss coach Mandy Meyer. We get into the practicalities of losing weight, and how it's about so much more than the body.

Leah Jazz speaks to Uganda's first openly non-binary queer artist and photographer Delovie Kwagala, aka Papa De, about the reality of being queer and African, especially in a country that criminalises this kind of love. They discuss the notion that homosexuality is "un-African" and how South Africans can show solidarity to queer people in Uganda.

A reunion of sorts, the man who wrote the original love/hate letter to Durban joins Leah Jazz on 5 After Hours to talk comedy, podcasting, and wrestling. 

Some people meet at work. Some people meet at college. Some people meet on the internet. Some people meet on the radio. The return of Late Night Date Night featuring Love Doctor Azola Mlota and how you can get involved.

Mayor of Tshwane starts a new business and alleged musician Steve Hoffmeyer ordered to put his money where his mouth is. 

A big announcement from the Joburg Zoo, Trump's back on Facebook and January Stage 6 is here to stay.

Kerry Rudman shows Leah what it sounds like on the inside of her brain through a process called neurofeedback therapy.

Photojournalist Alaister Russel shares his experience of tracking Sheba the Tiger over two days before she was found and ultimately shot.

We find out who will replace the president if he's impeached...

How much do we really know about our periods? How much is technology influencing how much we understand our own bodies? Clue's Dr Lynae Brayboy gives us the low-down.

Dr Melusi Dhlamini joins us on the show to talk about the various contraceptive options that are available to us, including barriers like condoms and diaphragms, hormonal options like the pill, and how an IUD works. We discuss the most effective methods for avoiding pregnancy and engaging in safe sex for intentional family planning.

Cyril unveils his plan for the energy crisis.

It's unbelievable!