RC 260812702Azania Mosaka

Wednesday, 12 August 2026

The show moved from early career guidance and the cost of raising children into a candid masterclass on death doulas, grieving, and end-of-life planning.

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  1. 13:50

    Listeners were urged to think beyond nappies and school fees: Momentum said pregnancy planning should include medical aid, emergency savings, income protection, therapy, and the parent’s own costs and time off work.

  2. 13:58

    Momentum put a rough figure of about R1.8 million on raising a child to 18 for a middle-income family, stressing that education in South Africa is not free and plans must stay flexible.

  3. 13:21

    The career segment drew a clear divide: many callers said exposure matters more than early pressure, with advice to build decision-making, resilience and subject choices before high school rather than forcing a profession.

  4. 14:52

    The death-doula masterclass argued that families should prepare a “purple file” with accounts, passwords, deeds, keys and other admin so estates are easier to manage after someone dies.

  5. 14:45

    Mona and Dion said a death doula’s job is non-medical, emotional and spiritual support, including honouring the dying person’s wishes, using a proxy, and not imposing another person’s religion or interventions.