The Honest Truth
Detailed, in depth conversations around the news, politics and happenings in Cape Town. Monday to Thursday 9pm-11pm.
How could meditation get us to achieve inner peace and tranquility?
Aida Coertse shares insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to delve deep into the transformative practice of meditation, and its profound impact on getting us to achieve inner peace and tranquillity.
How could we vanquish feelings that disempower us?
Aida Coertse shares insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to empower us with the art of letting go, and how we could vanquish feelings that disempower and lead to disappointments.
How could we harness the power of affirmations?
Aida Coertse shares insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to unpack how we could harness the power of affirmations to step into a life of security and abundance.
Is it time to say: "goodbye", to work culture?
Jasmine Araujo shares insight into why office relationships are set to take the biggest hit, in favour of a 4-day work week. This is as SA kicks off its official pilot scheme for the 4-day working week in early June.
Feeling lost? Focus on your Polaris!
Aida is set to share insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to unpack how we could get better at keeping our eye on our internal Polaris (the north star) when confronted…
How we could step into recognising who we really are, versus who we think we are?
Aida is set to share insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to shed light on how we could step into recognising who we really are, versus who we think we are.
What's the victim mentality, and how we could break free?
Aida shares insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to shed light on the victim mentality, and how we could better understand these types of thought patterns and break free.
How one could discover direction; find oneself, and live life when feeling lost?
Aida shares insight on how you could overcome some of life’s toughest challenges, by tapping into a couple of alternative healing methodologies. This week, Aida is set to shed light on how one could discover direction; find oneself, and live life when feeling lost; confused, and overwhelmed with choices.
Rewriting beauty standards one real story at a time.
Elouise will fill us in on how you could get involved in partnering up with them, to rewrite SA beauty standards - one real story at a time.
Why the upcoming winter may be unseasonably dry
Lehlohonolo Thobela: Meteorologist and forecaster, at the South African Weather Service shares insight on why the upcoming winter may be unseasonably dry in the southwest and unseasonably wet in the northeast of the country, as well as what insights from the latest Seasonal Climate Watch means for you and I.
Why did authorities drag their feet investigating Thabo Bester escape
Dr Saths Cooper: Clinical Psychologist and President, at Pan-African Psychology Union (PAPU) joins the conversation to weigh in on how it could’ve been possible for authorities to have dragged their feet, into investigating the escape of Thabo Bester. This, after being notified of his escape in August last year, yet…
The keys to making an interracial relationship work
Shelley Lewin, Founder of the Relationship Architect Coaching and Consulting, shares insight on the keys to making an interracial relationship work, as many people fall madly in love with each other - despite the confines and expectations of society's stereotypes.
The Santam Women of the Future Awards entries are now open!
Suzy is set to fill us in on how you could get a share of prizes valued at an astounding R600 000. This is as entries open for the Santam Women of the Future Awards, and the search for SA’s most impactful; resilient, and inspiring female entrepreneurs begins!
What not to do with your money this year.
Corne shares insight on the best financial resolutions to consider this year as well as the top five steps you'd need to act out today, to get ahead of tomorrow's possible financial conundrums.
Does SA's Energy Sectors Offer Any Significant Opportunities?
Chris Yelland shares insight on why he believes, irrespective of SA’s battle to keep the lights on - we shouldn’t allow cynicism to distract our optimism from the opportunities the energy sector has to offer.
Is Democracy Under Attack in 2023?
Bronwyn Williams gives us the low down on the top socio-economic trends to keep your eye on, for 2023.
Are You Dreading To Be Back At Work?
Anja van Beek shares pragmatic advice on how you could unshackle yourself from the associated dread, of heading back to work. This is as nearly one in every five employees worldwide intends to pivot their careers over the next 12 months.
The Internet VS Your Under 14-Year-Old.
Zahraa Shroeder sat down with Dr Marlena Kruger, to find out more about why she’s encouraging parents to hold off on granting their teen access to the Internet and social media - at least, until the age of 14. The two also unpacked how you could join like-minded parents, in…
So why was it "just a little, too late", for the Proteas this past weekend?
Yanga Sibembe unpacks what led the Proteas' to endure their latest bruising bout, during their three-match Test series against Australia over the past weekend.
Get Ready, it's #Mex22
Martin Myers fills us in on what we could expect at this year’s ear-drumming rendition of #Mex22, as well as how you could get involved in experiencing Cape Town’s premier music exchange conference.