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THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS: Mining vs. Conservation: The Battle for the West Coast National Park 04.05.2025

Guest: World Wide Fund for Nature- CEO Morné du Plessis A fierce legal and environmental battle has erupted over plans by Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital (ARC) to mine phosphate within the boundaries of the ecologically vital West Coast National Park. The Kropz Elandsfontein mine, majority-owned by ARC, seeks to access phosphate deposits in land that conservationists say is...

Sessions with Gwen Ansell – Lead Researcher, Cultural Journalist &  Jazz Scholar on Getting &  Spending: South African Jazz Musicians’ Earnings and Expenditure (2020–2023) 28.04.2025
The Herds: A Journey of Climate Awareness and Conservation Through Art with the Ukwanda Puppetry and Design Collective in Cape Town 28.04.2025

Jud Cornell mentor to Ukwanda Puppetry 

Unlocking Innovation: How Quantum Science Shapes Our World 28.04.2025

Prof. Martin Wiegt - Professor of Mathematics in the Mandela Institute for Theoretical and Computational Sciences at the Nelson Mandela University

 Why, beyond middle age, people get happier as they get older 28.04.2025

Dr. Khosi Jiyane – Clinical Psychologist 

Lesotho’s Kick4Life Wins Prestigious Laureus Sport for Good Award 28.04.2025

Maphoka 'Puky' Ramokoatsi, Director of Programmes.at Kick4Life Foundation

 Combating Invasive Species: Johannesburg's Fight Against Kariba Weed and Water Pollution 28.04.2025

Gugu Zondi, Manager: Integrated Catchment Management at Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo

Community Development: Community trusts are greening the future 20.04.2025

Guest: Sophila Motsumi - founder of Otsile Bokamoso (translation: the future is bright) Our next guest started an after-school support organization after volunteering at a primary school and noticing the pupils were struggling with reading and writing. Her organization opened its doors in 2018 with the aim of helping Grade 1 to Grade 3. The organization has helped 2000 learners so far and employed...

Turning Trash into Treasures 20.04.2025

Guest: Hannelie Warrington-Coetzee is a Johannesburg-based visual artist and honorary research fellow at the Global Change Institute, University of the Witwatersrand. Our guest today is Johannesburg-based visual artist and honorary research fellow at the Global Change Institute. Her work blends environmental science with socially engaged art, focusing on site-specific interventions in public and n...

JSB Conversation - Direwolves and the ethics behind genetically modified animals 20.04.2025

GUEST:  Dr. Sandra Lai, a senior scientist at Oxford University’s WildCRU research unit - Their research on carnivore ecology in extreme environments provides valuable insights into the behaviour, movement, and ecological roles of species like the dire wolf. By examining trophic interactions and social dynamics in living carnivores, their work helps reconstruct the life-history traits a...

CIVIC EDUCATION We have to stop treating local government like a junior partner 20.04.2025

GUEST: Chris Pappas - Mayor of Umgeni Local Municipality Our next guest argues that if we are serious about service delivery, we need to equip and support local municipalities. He shares his insights on local governance: who holds the purse strings, explains how the levels of government work together , how municipality collects its revenue and accountability. He argues that South Africa can use lo...

THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS: Global Recession and Depression 20.04.2025

Global Recession and Depression Guest: Zimasa Vabaza - Economist, content strategist and entrepreneur In the opinion of some economic analysts, there's a growing concern about a potential global recession or even depression in 2025. This would be the first of its kind since 2007. What are the signs of a recession? What does a depression look like almost 100 years since the last event? One of the t...

THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS AND GRIOTS 20.04.2025

Is it time to take a bold stand about smartphones in schools? Guest: Former police commissioner Riah Phiyega- she is now the CEO of  Safer  SA Foundation  Smartphones have become a near-permanent fixture in students’ lives, shaping how they learn, communicate, and navigate the world. But as concerns grow over declining academic performance, rising mental health challenges, and...

JSB HEALTH - SA’s mental healthcare – a system on life support World Health Day 7 April 2025 13.04.2025

Guest: Prof Renata Schoeman, Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School Despite one-third of South Africans experiencing a mental health condition and more than 27% of South Africans affected by depression, only 5% of the national healthcare budget is allocated to mental health services. 

Community: - The role and importance of BRAIN BREAKS 13.04.2025

Community: - The role and importance of BRAIN BREAKS – how to stretch, move and play your way to optimal productivity at school and work with Gemma Thompson - Head of Development at Good Work 

Civic Education: CheatGPT crisis – SA universities faced with a burgeoning degree of AI-written academic assignments with Charne Lavery, associate professor in English at the University of Pretoria 13.04.2025

Civic Education: CheatGPT crisis – SA universities faced with a burgeoning degree of AI-written academic assignments with Charne Lavery, associate professor in English at the University of Pretoria

: Thought leaders ,storytellers and griots:  Stressed and overextended’: nearly ‘half of SA teachers’ eye exit in 10 years with Dr Helen Hofmeyr, lead author of The Teacher Preferences and Job Satisfaction report 13.04.2025

: Thought leaders ,storytellers and griots:  Stressed and overextended’: nearly ‘half of SA teachers’ eye exit in 10 years with Dr Helen Hofmeyr, lead author of The Teacher Preferences and Job Satisfaction report

Motoring: with Nico Smith 13.04.2025

Guest: Nico Smith, Petrol Head

GUEST Presenter: KatlegoDanke who is a SAFTA award winning Actress, director, producer, TV Host, MC, Motivational Speaker, Mother 13.04.2025

GUEST Presenter: KatlegoDanke who is a SAFTA award winning Actress, director, producer, TV Host, MC, Motivational Speaker, Mother

UP’s Giving Garden helps community gardeners think differently about growing edible plants 12.04.2025

Guest:    Richard Hay is the curator of the Future Africa Campus gardens and the Future Africa Indigenous and Orphan Crops Collection of the Manie van der Schijff Botanical Garden   The  University of Pretoria ’s  Giving Garden  remains true to its name. In 2024 it provided around 100 community food gardens in Gauteng with free cuttings, seedlings and tubers of...

Pioneering tests could improve the assessment of dementia in ageing Africans 12.04.2025

Guest:   Professor Steve Tollman, Director of the SAMRC/Wits Rural Public Health and Health Transitions Research Unit International researchers have introduced two improved tests that could precisely detect cognitive dysfunction in older African adults. These new tools, part of a comprehensive set of 29 assessments, improve upon conventional dementia evaluations commonly used in developed reg...

The South African Messiah comes to Gqeberha 12.04.2025

 Guest :   Kutlwano Masote- Conductor In his oratorio,  Messiah , German-born English composer Georg Friedrich Handel (1685-1750) gave humanity music with both meaning and artistic appeal. You would have to search deep in the canon of art music to find a work to rival Messiah in this regard and likely fall short. Like all iconic art, it carries mystery and legend. For example,...

Desert Poems: Vincent Sekwati Mantsoe’s Powerful Homecoming Dance Performance at UJ 12.04.2025

Guest - Vincent Sekwati Mantsoe-world-renowned dancer and choreographer UJ Arts & Culture proudly presents Desert Poems, a powerful solo dance performance by internationally acclaimed choreographer Vincent Sekwati Mantsoe. Taking place on 11 and 12 April 2025 at the Keorapetse William Kgosietsile Theatre, this evocative homecoming marks a significant moment in Mantsoe’s illustrious caree...

Scientists in Antarctica: why they’re there and what they’ve found 12.04.2025

Guest: Prof David Hedding - Associate Professor in Geography at the University of Pretoria Currently, the main focus of research in the Antarctic revolves around climate change because the White Continent is a good barometer for changes in global cycles. It has a unique and fragile environment. It’s an extreme climate which makes it highly sensitive to any changes in global climate and atmos...

Word Domination: Denis Hurley Street Lit Project Donates Books to iSithumba Adventures to Inspire Young Minds 06.04.2025

Guest: Amimi Mlaba- owner and manager of iSithumba Travels Guest: StreetLit project Manager- Illa Thompson

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