RC 260909702Azania Mosaka
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
The episode focused on practical financial planning and demystifying Tourette syndrome, while listeners shared how their jobs shape behaviour at home.
- 13:59
Estate planning specialist Yvonne Mujela urged everyone, regardless of wealth or age, to create and properly sign a will covering children, guardianship and even small possessions.
- 13:57
Mujela warned that leaving property to children without providing liquidity to settle debts can force families to lose homes, cars or their established lifestyle after a death.
- 14:14
Clinical neurophysiologist Dr Neera Bika said Tourette syndrome is a neurodevelopmental brain difference, not deliberate misbehaviour; only about 10% of affected children experience swearing.
- 14:28
Bika said roughly 60% of patients presenting with tics also have ADHD, and treating ADHD can improve concentration and make the tics easier for children to manage.
- 13:39
Listeners described work following them home: a criminal defence attorney said detecting lies had made them a ‘human lie detector’, while an architect scrutinises buildings everywhere.