RC 260813Power FMKwena Moabelo
Thursday, 13 August 2026
Sibling favouritism, birth order and childhood trauma dominated the first half, before Kosi’s interview shifted the show into a rich conversation about spiritually driven South African music.
- 13:21
Parents rarely treat children the same: birth order, parental age, finances, a child’s personality and even the sex of the child all shape different childhoods and sibling memories.
- 13:40
Therapy and counselling were repeatedly urged for adults carrying wounds from favouritism or harsh treatment, with listeners describing lasting resentment, dependence and fractured sibling relationships.
- 12:24
A first-time caller argued that people should be judged on coherence, not accent; a legal scholar then explained that minority judgments can be persuasive later, but do not override the majority decision in the case at hand.
- 14:45
Guest singer Kosi said her EP and performances are rooted in African rhythm, storytelling and faith, with songs shaped by prayer, father-wound themes, GBV, and a desire to bring people closer to God.