After Hours

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222 Episodes
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How long is too long to pay a friend a visit

Most people don’t seem to know how to read between the lines when it comes to overstaying your welcome. Listen in as Minnie shares all the signs you may have missed and whether it is time for you ta pack your bags and hit the road.
1 Feb 2021 2 min

Parenthood can really change a relationship

Parenthood can really change a relationship. The arrival of a new born can leave you stressed, deprived of sleep, and you simply can’t put your relationship first anymore. According to research conducted by Redesigning Relationships, more and more couples reported changes to their relationships after the arrival of their baby…
30 Jan 2021 2 min

KZN dog owners warned of deadly parvovirus

Following more cases of canine parvovirus reported across South Africa, Minnie Ntuli is warning dog owners across KZN to be on the lookout for signs and symptoms of the virus in their puppies. Here’s what you need to know about the virus, symptoms and treatment What is canine parvovirus?
30 Jan 2021 2 min

Minnie's lockdown survival guide

It has been over 300 days on lockdown and as you know, Minnie Ntuli is always looking out for you and this time she is dropping some tips on how to survive your time in lockdown.
30 Jan 2021 4 min

Signs you’re in an abusive friendship

Stop ignoring the warning signs and find out if your friend is abusive. Physical abuse in a relationship can be recognized from afar but emotional abuse, not so much. Minnie Ntuli received mail from Anita, who is having a hard time keeping her ‘needy’ friend happy and whilst helping Anita…
27 Jan 2021 3 min

Do you share too much on social media?

Are you sharing too much on your social media accounts? This is a question you should ask yourself, especially if you are actively looking for employment. Recruiters revealed that they do view possible new recruits’ social media to find out a little more about them. Find out if you are…
20 Jan 2021 2 min

Gender roles in society

Yes, it's 2021 and this is still a topic to discuss following four women from Pietermaritzburg taking matters into their own hands. Having noticed the poor service delivery from their municipality, Sindi Luthuli, Ntombi Nkabini, Ntokozo Madlala and Gugu Kunene decided to fix the neighborhood’s potholes and clean blocked drains…
15 Jan 2021 2 min

Lost and Never Found

Paris is home to a 5000 square-foot lost and found department known as The Bureau of Found Objects which houses unclaimed items found in the city’s airport, buses and even streets for over 200 years. Some of the objects reported to have been found are not your normal bags, umbrellas…
14 Jan 2021 2 min

Minnie Ntuli: My Unpopular Opinion

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many lives. One of the biggest changes was that almost every single person in the country had to stay home. Which meant working from home. For some, this was a major adjustment that they had to get used to, and clearly it's not as fun…
13 Jan 2021 2 min

Mike V: Cassper Nyovest on 2020

Cassper Nyovest has led the SA music industry during an impossibly difficult year, and Mike V caught up with Mufasa to find out how he's remained defiant and productive.
8 Dec 2020 1 min

DJ Zinhle's Stand Out 2020

Despite a tough set of circumstances, DJ Zinhle has continued her legacy of excellence in 2020. She's pivoted from music into the business realm, and now, she's ready to reveal a few of the secrets to her success! She takes Mike V through her incredible year.
17 Nov 2020 2 min

Mike V squares-off against a table tennis superstar

Earlier this month, Durban was awarded hosting rights for the World Table Tennis Championship. It's only the second time that the event is taking place on African soil, and to find out more about the event, Mike V spoke to the President of the South African Table Tennis Board, Joe…
14 Oct 2020 2 min

Mike V: This Week in History

A plane crash, the first case of terrible flu in South Africa, and the resignation of a President. James Ball breaks down the third week of September.
17 Sep 2020 1 min

Mike V: Can I protect my post?

A hysterical Tweet, or glowing Instagram post, might be your path to fame and riches. So, how can I protect my online content? Mike V chats to James Davies, a legal expert from Adams and Adams Attorneys, to find out more.
13 Sep 2020 1 min

Mike V: Langa Mavuso on #PlayLocal

Langa Mavuso is one of South Africa's most captivating vocalists, and he is set to drop his debut album soon. His second single, called "Panther," is a production masterpiece, and features a genre-bending collaboration with Yanga Chief. Langa tells Mike V about this soulful jam.
13 Sep 2020 2 min

Mike V: Jeremy Loops on #PlayLocal

Jeremy Loops has topped South African charts for much of the last decade, and he returns with a new single called "By The Way." Mike V gets the lowdown on this exciting new release.
13 Sep 2020 3 min

Mike V: How to get back into exercise after lockdown

It's been a long lockdown, and Mike V knows that people across KZN are dreading the return to exercise. So, how do we get back into a fitness regime? Clandon Pillay, a fitness expert, gives us some handy tips.
6 Sep 2020 2 min

Mike V: Aewon Wolf and Rey Oceans on #PlayLocal

Aewon Wolf and Rey Oceans have dropped a new collaboration, and Mike V caught up with the two KZN-based artists to find out more. It's been a productive lockdown for both musicians, and we get some insight into this uplifting track on #PlayLocal.
6 Sep 2020 3 min

Mike V: This week in history

The start of a war, the discovery of a famous shipwreck, and a departure into interstellar space. Find out what happened in the first week of September with local historian, James Ball.
2 Sep 2020 1 min

Mike V: 200 000 year old beds found in KZN

A research team at Border Cave in Northern KZN have made a remarkable discovery - evidence that people have been using grass as bedding for the last 200 000 years. Mike V was intrigued by this story - how is it possible to tell that grassy remnants are hundreds of thousands…
1 Sep 2020 13 min
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