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Friday, 4 September 2026

Thabo Shole-Mashau’s episode focused on Johannesburg’s mayoral contest, stockfells’ economic potential and the emotional meaning of sex for men.

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  1. 10:21

    Stockfells represent a R50-billion-plus parallel financial system with about 11 million members, but guests urged stronger governance, digitisation and investment beyond burial and grocery schemes.

  2. 10:16

    A burial society that grew from 20 to 50 members contributes R450 monthly per person, invests collectively and assists members with business funding and funeral costs.

  3. 09:22

    Johannesburg’s mayoral debate centred on youth versus experience, with Thabo arguing voters—not politicians alone—are responsible for repeatedly electing older candidates.

  4. 11:11

    Sexual-wellness coach Nikki Brivik challenged the stereotype that men seek sex mainly for release, saying many also want emotional connection, reassurance and to feel desired.

  5. 11:48

    The discussion stressed that intimacy requires shared responsibility: partners should communicate about desire, initiation and quality rather than treating sex as one person’s obligation or gatekeeping it.