The 6th edition of the POD with Jack Motlanthe. Martin Manamela is back with more relationship advice in this week's edition of the Love Prescription. In the lead up to this year's Redhill Arts Festival, Jack is joined by members of Mzansi Youth Choir to talk about their journey in setting the world on fire.

A marriage of artistic minds anyone? Jack is back in a new time slot for The POD and is joined by one of the authors of "Introducing Hibirism...In the meantime" Ernes Nkomotje. He and Jack get into how and why the book came to life. Martin Manamela then joins the show for the first edition of 'The Love Prescription'. Up for discussion is clear communication. Powerhouse actresses Shannon Esra and Talia Kodesh stop by to talk about their amazing careers and their future aspirations. These amazing women will be a part of the unmissable upcoming event Redhill Arts Festival.

Is there a musicality of physiology? This week Jack is joined by the deeply insightful lecturer and researcher, Ursula Mariani. Up for discussion is education, gender equality and lots more. Shifting gears later on with legendary South African pop rock band, Watershed. The band will be performing at this year's RedFest and talk about the band's amazing history and their latest offering titled 'This Town'

How well are you playing the cards you were dealt? Jack is joined by Felicia Goosen whose life began in a Thai prison. She talks about her journey and her new book titled Prison Child. Also joining the show is headmaster Joseph Gerassi from Redhill School to discuss the RedFest taking place in July. Actor, musician and entrepreneur, Sydney Hall. He joins Jack to detail his storied past and his future plans

With Youth day and Father's Day falling on the same day this year, Jack is joined by comedian Trevor Gumbi to discuss the mental health implications of poor decisions and how to correct them. In the second hour, Craig Wilkinson joins the show to help us understand the importance of healthy masculinity and the role of fathers in our society.

Part one: The premiere of the first episode of ‘The Pod’ podcast focused on spirituality and its association with mental health. The month of June is themed as ‘Men’s mental health’ and Jack Motlanthe is joined Gogo Dineo Ndlazi who is a sangoma and has successfully pioneered African spirituality with modern thinking to discuss ways of growing spiritually, getting to know your soul and the relationship people have with money amongst other things. Part two: Do South Africans really think AfriForum needs to be in government and manage resources this country has? Jack Motlanthe sits and chats with Ernst Van Zyl to talk about AfriForum’s methods to keep the country sustainable and developing in communities the organisation operates in. They also touch on youth programmes to figure out the organisation’s ways to help curb unemployment, neighbourhood watches, safety of citizens and municipalities.