After being retrenched, Germain Jacobs turned adversity into opportunity by building Spases, a proudly African homeware brand. In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation with Carol Ofori, she shares her entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind her business, and why embracing African design and starting small can lead to big success.

On this Skebenga Tuesday, Carol Ofori asked whether a dad was wrong for refusing to pay for his son's first birthday party because the child won't remember it. Was he being a Skebenga?

It's Appreciation Monday! Carol Ofori and listeners share the people, moments and little victories they're most grateful for, proving that gratitude can change your perspective and brighten your week.

In this Mom's Moment conversation, Carol Ofori and psychologist Dr Benedict Mhlongo explain why some children struggle to adjust after the school holidays. From tantrums and mood changes to back-to-school anxiety, they share practical tips to help parents support their children through the transition.

In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori speaks to Lisa van Niekerk about her journey of overcoming a 30-year eating disorder. She opens up about how it started, the impact it had on her life, and why she's now helping others heal through her book, This Book Contains Carbs.

Should grandparents be allowed to spoil their grandchildren, or should they stick to the rules set by parents? Carol Ofori explores this parenting debate with listeners, expert insights and real family experiences on Moms Moment.

In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori speaks to GBV survivor, and I Am Warrior Magazine founder Sharika Sukha about overcoming childhood trauma, breaking free from shame, and becoming a powerful voice for women. It's an inspiring story of resilience, healing and hope.

On Skebenga Tuesday, a listener from Pinetown has sparked a debate after sharing their workplace dilemma. Following a discussion on Carol Ofori's show about Germany's new sick leave rules, the anonymous caller revealed that their company introduced a strict policy requiring a doctor's note even for just one day of sick leave because of repeated abuse of the system by employees. When they recently came down with a severe stomach bug, they felt too ill to leave home and refused to spend hundreds of rand on a doctor's consultation simply to obtain a sick note for a single day's absence. Instead, they argued that if the company insists on medical proof for one day of sick leave, then the company should cover the cost. The big question , is Anonymous a Skebenga for refusing to pay for a doctor’s note, or is her company taking things too far?

Are we failing the next generation of boys? Carol Ofori sits down with Dr. Mzamo Masito to discuss men's mental health, toxic masculinity, fatherhood, and why he believes society needs a new conversation about raising boys. They also unpack the powerful message behind his book, This Country Hates Our Men: Boys, and why he hopes it will spark meaningful change.

Carol Ofori sits down with Cathy Ngobeni, co-founder and director of KHOM & MAKH Testing Solutions, to discuss her journey of building a petroleum testing business from the ground up. Cathy shares how she spotted an opportunity in the industry, overcame funding challenges, and earned her place in a male dominated field through resilience and quality work. She also explains why fuel quality and wastewater testing matter, encourages more women to pursue STEM careers, and shares inspiring advice for anyone with a dream of starting their own business.