RC 260916702Aubrey Masango
Wednesday, 16 September 2026
The episode centred on fear after the Ekurhuleni women’s killings, alongside conversations about financial storytelling, indigenous plant medicine, purposeful action and protecting marginalised workers.
- 20:11
The show opened with concern over eight women found dead in Ekurhuleni; Aubrey urged politicians and media to avoid turning the tragedy into a spectacle or popularity contest.
- 20:59
ABSA’s Sadiqa Fakir previewed For Better or For Whatever, a bank-led vertical microdrama launching on 25 September to make money conversations relatable through family, wedding and financial dilemmas.
- 21:53
Sangoma and spiritual teacher Gogo Dineo Danzi argued that indigenous healing needs clearer ethical standards and regulation, warning against untrained practitioners, harmful practices and medicines used without proper diagnosis.
- 22:26
Stanley Beckett’s “show me your ticket” challenge asked listeners to prove commitment to their goals through present-day evidence in their calendars, spending, habits, learning and conversations.
- 23:54
A Lesotho-born caller said he was dismissed despite holding an LEP reportedly valid until May 2027; Aubrey urged him to approach the Department of Labour over an allegedly unfair dismissal.