Listener calls
When a listener phones a show, or sends a voice note that gets played, we log the call: the topic, their view in a sentence and their own words, with a clip of the call as it aired. Browse the last 7 days by station, show or topic.
Listener call
Ask AIQuestions why authorities cannot remove people who occupy properties after 48 hours, saying hijacking also occurs in villages and police reports achieve nothing.
“What kind of country are we living in?”
A caller
702 · 1 Oct 03:56
Voice note
Ask AIPraises the actress, says she wants to become a producer, and asks whether anyone has approached her to give her a smack or stare.
“Have anyone ever approached you and tried to give you a smack or give you that stare?”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 03:42
Listener call
Ask AIAsks how to recover money lent to a known neighbour or acquaintance when no written contract was made.
“Normally we don't write contracts down.”
Mohau in the Valley
702 · 1 Oct 02:41
Listener call
Ask AIQuestions whether maintenance proceedings are fair when the opposing party has a prosecutor who understands the law while the respondent is unrepresented.
“Why? Is that balancing? Is it fair?”
Booting in Eastern Cape
702 · 1 Oct 02:40
Listener call
Ask AIDescribes costly, inconsistent court procedures and sheriff fees in township courts, based on helping people with legal matters there.
“I'm talking from experience here because I always help people here around here in the township.”
A caller
702 · 1 Oct 02:38
Voice note
Ask AIAsks for help canceling a TikTok subscription she applied for but abandoned, fearing she may unknowingly be building up debt.
“I'm wondering just whether can they be looking into that matter and canceling it, or maybe I'm building a debt, unaware.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 01:34
Listener call
Ask AISays she settled her bond but has not received the title deed and is being asked to pay for removing an interdict and completing cancellation.
“I settled my bond, including all the charges that were added into my bond.”
The clip plays the first three minutes.
Lydia in Riddipwitz
702 · 1 Oct 01:27
Voice note
Ask AISays they helped design the original product and feels sad that PepsiCo changed it and allowed it to disappear.
“I was part of the original team that actually designed this product when they brought it into the modern space as South Africa's most nutritious cereal.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 01:23
Voice note
Ask AISays they miss drinking fresh tap water, which they remember as better in the past.
“I miss drinking the real water from the tap.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 00:48
Voice note
Ask AISays they miss appropriate dress, simple rules and knowing that reprimands came from love, unlike what they see today.
“I really missed the innocence, the true essence of enjoying your youth.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 00:47
Voice note
Ask AISays childhood fearlessness made it easier to take opportunities, whereas adulthood brings hesitation and second-guessing.
“The part I miss about being a kid is being fearless.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 00:45
Voice note
Ask AIRecalls singing in a school choir, attending sports days and excursions, and cherishing those childhood outings despite now being 55.
“I also miss my, especially my first high school years and how I used to sing in the school choir.”
A listener in Midrand
702 · 1 Oct 00:40
Voice note
Ask AISays they miss the safety and independence of being allowed outside until sunset, which they believe children today cannot experience because of crime.
“I generally miss those days where you could go out and your parents could tell you, come back by sunset.”
Paula
702 · 1 Oct 00:39
Voice note
Ask AIDescribes becoming a teacher and starting a business designing school sports tours and day trips to recreate memorable school experiences for adults.
“I also enjoyed my school trip so much that when I finished school, I became a teacher.”
A listener
702 · 1 Oct 00:34
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that cultures evolve but South Africa lacks ambitious standards, effective leadership and a clear national direction, citing schools, Singapore and crime.
“Our country does not have direction.”
Tony in White City
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 23:49
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that Zulu, Xhosa and other labels describe languages rather than identity, saying Africans should share a broader identity while discussing imposed tribal categories.
The clip plays the first three minutes.
Keshana in Soweto
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 23:41
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that immigration concerns are wrongly treated as ethnic or tribal issues and warns that South Africans may lose their languages, traditions and identity.
Tumsani in Germiston
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 23:39
Listener call
Ask AIAsks how to change her relationship with money after earnings fall and previously affordable extras, such as shoes and family trips, become unaffordable.
“What has changed in that relationship to money?”
Mariah in Rivonia
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 22:55
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that property hijacking also occurs in villages and questions how occupants can gain rights after only 48 hours.
“Building or property hijacking does not only happen in the city, it also happens in the villages.”
Bongani
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 21:23
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that local beneficiation and black economic empowerment should be central to development, with businesses hiring or empowering local suppliers and retaining 30% locally.
The clip plays the first three minutes.
Khoto in Pretoria North
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 21:11
Listener call
Ask AIDescribes pressure to find an expensive luxury car for a matric dance and argues that society creates undue financial pressure.
“What kind of pressure have we put on ourselves?”
DK in Pretoria
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 30 Sept 20:56
Voice note
Ask AICalls for vehicles illegally parked in disability bays to be reported and clamped, with offenders paying the removal fee.
“The guards must just report them, and their cars must be clamped.”
A listener
702 · Afternoon Drive · 30 Sept 17:12
Voice note
Ask AICriticises municipalities for neglecting cemeteries, removing fences and allowing them to become dangerous places where crime is committed.
“They've left our symmetry to be a place of where crime is committed.”
A listener
702 · Afternoon Drive · 30 Sept 17:11
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that gender-based violence is a family, community and societal problem requiring change at home rather than simply more policing.
“This is not about policing.”
A listener
702 · Afternoon Drive · 30 Sept 17:10
