RC 260907702Azania Mosaka

Monday, 7 September 2026

The episode weighed the social cost of extravagant funerals, then offered practical guidance on career choices, AI-ready skills, entertainment packages and health questions.

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  1. 13:38

    Listeners condemned the growing practice of rating funerals’ food, décor, clothing and coffins online, with calls to prioritise bereaved families over social-media spectacle and consumerism.

  2. 13:41

    MultiChoice’s new tiered DStv structure introduces starter, sports, movies and series options, with Premium reportedly dropping from R979 to R799 and Compact Plus from R659 to R549.

  3. 14:13

    Career adviser Carlin Perils urged learners to investigate daily work, qualifications, demand and registration requirements, while choosing transferable skills that support adaptability in a saturated labour market.

  4. 14:23

    AI will not replace the value of human judgement, critical thinking, creativity, curiosity and data literacy; graduates should also build practical experience through internships, volunteering or work-integrated learning.

  5. 14:40

    The Naked Scientist explained that OCD has genetic and neurological foundations, affects about 1% of people, and may improve through medication, graded exposure and specialist support.