Show recapsQuantum

RC 260917SAfmAngela Ludek

Thursday, 17 September 2026

Quantum focused on confronting perfectionism and preventing gender-based violence, before closing with how evolving outdoor cooking is strengthening South African community life.

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  1. 04:34

    Relationship therapist Lechlohonolo Mazindo urged communities to act on early warning signs of abuse, support women safely, and stop treating violence as a private matter.

  2. 04:42

    Mazindo identified financial control, isolation, location monitoring and possessive language as warning signs that can masquerade as romance, while stressing that love preserves independence and trust.

  3. 04:06

    Confidence activator Mapula Lachodi said feedback is data, not a verdict on personal worth; assess its source, separate values from others’ expectations, and use credible criticism for growth.

  4. 03:30

    The programme challenged perfectionism as fear disguised as high standards, encouraging listeners to start before certainty arrives and accept mistakes as part of progress.

  5. 04:54

    Outdoor cooking entrepreneur Dustin Boeter said pellet grills, pizza ovens and modular kitchens are expanding the braai beyond tradition, with equipment options available for under R30,000.