SAfm
NIGHT FALL
Educational, Late night talk, Mandate and music. Vox Pops, getting the word from the public.
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Episodes
Legal Conversation:Difficulty of covid19 and its concerns around the workplace 02.06.2020 29:02
Guest: Kenneth Costa
Closet Conversation: Clairvoyant Medium 01.06.2020 48:43
Guest: Gogo Makhosi Sikhakhane
Closet Conversations - Evaluating your personal sexual profile 28.05.2020 45:03
Guest: Dr. Babalwa Funda kaMabhoza (M.Inst. D) Western Breeze (Pty) Limited Director
Social Conversations: The opening of places of worship 28.05.2020 41:07
Guest: Matlala Setlhalogile –An Independent Political analyst who specialises in - Political Economy | Political Risk Analysis | Policy Analysis | Governance | Research | Guest: Mfundisi Msomi –uSindiso La Mazion
Health Conversations: Scientist says the answer for Covid-19 testing lies in sewage surveillance 28.05.2020 18:31
With the country facing a shortage of Covid-19 tests kits, a scientist from the University of the Free State believes that the answer to bolster testing lies in sewage surveillance. Dr Anthony Turton from the Centre for Environmental Management at the institution said there were 824 wastewater treatment works in the country and each one served a population of “known size”. Guest: Dr Anthony Turton...
Cronic Diseases And Their Effects On The Sex Drive 27.05.2020 52:07
Guest: Dr Mbai-Mbai Hlati
Ancient African Society & How They Managed Pandemics 27.05.2020 43:26
Guest: Professor Shadreck Chirikure
Closet conversations: Coming Out Of The Closet 26.05.2020 50:50
Guest: Bujy Bikwa Guest: Pila Pizzy Duma
Social conversation:Going Back To School 26.05.2020 25:51
Guest: Ofentse Mokoena - Transport Economist, Researcher and Podcast host
The plight of education post Covid19 26.05.2020 24:16
Guest: Prof Werner Olivier
Closet Conversations - Clairvoyant Medium 25.05.2020 47:50
Guest: Gogo Makhosi Sikhakhane
Consumer education on rules and regulations around returns and refunds during covid-19 25.05.2020 23:53
Guest: Ouma Ramaru
Legal Conversations 25.05.2020 23:08
Guest: Professor Moodley
Closet Conversations - QUARANTINED AWAY FROM BAE? Some quick tips to explore #PhoneSex 21.05.2020 44:51
Guest: Michelle Hope, author, teacher and certified sex therapist, is your unapologetic sexologist.
Social Conversations: Are You Living Vicariously Through Your Child? 21.05.2020 20:46
Psychologists have long suspected that some parents try to fulfil their unfulfilled achievements through their kids, and Experts say it is important to let children follow their own paths in life. Guest: Anupama Dalmia - Karamveer Chakra Awardee (Silver), Sheroes Champion, 20-time award winning Blogger, Author, Serial Entrepreneur, Social Influencer, Sociopreneur, Mentor Guest: Dr Neo Pule - Couns...
Health conversations: Anti-Aging 21.05.2020 25:31
Dr. Mel Lambrechts - Founder and Owner of The Centre of Wellness
Closet Conversations – Sex Toys: The Ultimate Guide 20.05.2020 49:05
Guest: Dr. Babalwa Funda kaMaboza - Director of Western Breeze (Pty) Limited
Social Conversations: Life under lockdown for people living with disabilities 20.05.2020 20:20
Guest: Christo de Klerk, chairman of the Braille committee at Blind SA. Guest: Marlene le Roux - A South African disability and women's rights activist. She is co-founder of the Women's Achievement Network for Disability, and CEO of the Artscape Theatre Centre in Cape Town.
Science/Environmental conversations: Climate change could cause abrupt biodiversity losses this century 20.05.2020 31:15
The impacts of climate change on species and ecosystems are already evident. Poleward shifts in the geographic distributions of species, catastrophic forest fires and mass bleaching of coral reefs all bear the fingerprints of climate change. But what will the world’s biodiversity look like in the future? Projections indicate that unless emissions are rapidly reduced the climate crisis will get sub...
Closet Conversations – Domestic Violence against Men: No Laughing Matter 19.05.2020 46:41
Guest: Andy Mashaile , Interpol Ambassador for the Turn Back Crime campaign. A strategy, cyber security and safety advisor. A keynote speaker. Guest: Mashilo Mnisi - of Moshate Men’s Rights Organisation
Social Conversations: Is Change Possible In An Abuser? 19.05.2020 12:31
While people do have the capacity to change, they need to deeply want to and be committed to all aspects of change in order to begin to do so — and even then, it’s a lot easier said than done. In discussing why abusers abuse , it’s clear that a lot of the causal factors behind these behaviors are learned attitudes and feelings of entitlement and privilege — which can be extremely difficult to trul...
Education conversation: How South Africa can address digital inequalities in e-learning 19.05.2020 34:41
South Africa’s education system is complex, with historical inequalities dating back to apartheid. Most of the country’s pupils come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Language is an issue; most pupils do not speak English as a mother tongue, yet English dominates in many classrooms. And, as the COVID-19 crisis has showed, there’s a huge digital divide at play. Guest: Dr. Mmaki Jantjies - Is currentl...
Closet Conversations - Clairvoyant Medium 18.05.2020 49:36
Guest : Gogo Makhosi Sikhakhane
Social Conversations: Spike in child abandonments and the physical abuse of youngsters during lockdown 18.05.2020 13:56
For the operations manager of Door of Hope, Nadene Gabham, it is a further indication of how desperate families have become as the lockdown continues to inflict financial hardship across the country. “You have no income, a mouth to feed. What are you going to do? Some mothers will give their child up for adoption, others will leave their child to die,” said Gabham. Child abandonments have increase...
Legal conversation: A third of SA tenants haven’t paid their full rent this month – and May could look much worse 18.05.2020 36:41
Almost 16% of SA's residential tenants did not pay any rent in April, and a further 16% did not pay the full amount, according to preliminary data from Tenant Profile Network (TPN). The number is expected to look much worse for May, when it will reflect the first mass job losses as a result of the coronavirus crisis and lockdown. While evictions are currently banned during lockdown, landlords are...
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