In this episode, I chat with prof Jansen about his life and his love of learning. We also look at teaching in a pandemic and some of the ways that education needs to change.

In this episode I chat with Maanda about the World Teen Parliament, we explore what it is and how it can benefit young people.

In this episode, we chat with Thulani about his NGO Young Aspiring Thinkers.  We talk about the need for helping students from disadvantaged schools by means of face to face and online education.      https://www.zibuza.net/  

On this episode I chat with Natasha and Rori about what Heritage Day is, what it means and how we celebrate it in South Africa  

On this episode I chat with Ali about the myths around Covid and the vaccine. We take a look at some of the myths and debunk them.  This is a great episode with information from a medical expert who is working on the frontlines.

On this episode I chat with Natasha and Rori about what parental rights and responsibilities are. We look at care and custody, the different kinds of contact. And we look at the sometimes prickly issue of maintenance.

On this episode I chat with Andrew and Sandiso about Thethani What it is and how it operates. We also discuss the benefits of debating for learners.

On this episode I chat with Lorinda about her company Inspireware. Her journey and how Inspireware is teaching, motivating and educating teachers and learners across the country.

On this episode I chat with jenna about her career and the recent research she has conducted regarding teachers and their digital skills. https://zibuza.net/

What do you get when you have a doctor a lawyer and an accountant in the same room?  The answer is a very insightful discussion.  On this episode we chat to the guys about what it takes to study in these three fields, what we need to do and where the journey starts.   https://www.ensafrica.com/ https://zibuza.net/