Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Dr. Maanda, a strategist, continue their discussion on building thriving teams by expanding on foundational pillars such as psychological safety, dependability, structure and clarity, and the meaning of work. They liken a thriving team to constructing a house, where each pillar forms a crucial part of the foundation and framework.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to Spectrum with Dr. Johan and Dr. Johannes Slabbert to explore the Young Business Leadership Development Program at Pinnagon. They discuss how the program is designed to cultivate leadership skills, entrepreneurial thinking, and ethical business practices among young professionals. The conversation highlights Pinnagon’s focus on mentorship, practical training, and real-world business challenges, preparing participants for leadership roles. This initiative aims to empower the next generation to make a meaningful impact in the business world.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns with Dr. Maanda to continue their discussion on "What Makes The Teams Great." They focus on the fourth element: "The meaning of work matters," exploring its true significance. They emphasize the importance of creating time for reflection, resetting, and maintaining productivity. They also discuss how easily the sense of meaning can be lost and how leaders can support their teams in regaining and sustaining it. This conversation offers valuable insights into effective team leadership and motivation.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns on Spectrum with Ms. Meisie Katz, General Manager of Foods and Associated Industries at the NRCS, to discuss food safety. They explain the role of the NRCS (National Regulator For Compulsory Specifications), and its collaboration with the Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, and other stakeholders. Their conversation highlights the importance of food safety in protecting public health. They also commemorate World Food Safety Day under the theme "Food Safety, Science in Action Tomorrow." This discussion emphasizes the science and partnerships essential for ensuring safe food.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns with Andile Maphosa and Lereko from Heartlines to discuss the Father Matter Project. They highlight the importance of positive fatherhood and the impact fathers have on families and communities. The conversation encourages men to be present, supportive, and engaged in their children’s lives, promoting stronger, healthier relationships.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi sits down with Blessing Ndabula to unpack the African tradition of Stokvels—weighing their benefits (community trust, financial discipline) and pitfalls (risks, mismanagement). The conversation offers savvy tips to optimize these savings circles for modern needs, blending cultural wisdom with practical finance. A must-listen for anyone leveraging collective economics to build wealth!

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Ds. Johann Els welcomes Radio Pulpit CEO, Karel Verhoef, to discuss the station's vision for the future. They highlight exciting new developments, including the upcoming launch of two new online radio stations: Radiokansel Hartklank, which will broadcast in Afrikaans, and Radio Pulpit Jikelele, offering content in English and several African languages. These additions aim to expand Radio Pulpit's reach and continue its mission as a trusted Christian media voice in South Africa and beyond

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Dr. Marilyn Saunders, psychologist and author, to discuss her transformative book, Build 2 Last: A Marriage Blueprint. Dr. Saunders shares that the book is designed for couples at any stage—whether newlywed or seasoned—offering a step-by-step restoration journey for every relationship. The book is packed with practical tools for better communication, conflict resolution, and setting shared goals, empowering couples to rebuild trust and vulnerability together. Their conversation highlights the importance of intentional partnership and the belief that every marriage can be renewed and strengthened, not just repaired. Dr. Saunders’ insights inspire listeners to co-create a relationship that stands the test of time, filled with hope and lasting love

In this compelling segment, Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi engages in an in-depth conversation with a SAPS representative Marind Austin about the Domestic Violence Act and the Protection from Harassment Act, clarifying their distinct roles and how each offers critical support to victims. Lukho and Marind emphasize the importance of understanding which law applies to your situation, ensuring you seek the correct protection. Both Acts provide urgent, court-based remedies, and victims are encouraged to reach out to authorities or legal aid for immediate assistance and guidance.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with Given Illustrative Masilela, engaging in a thought-provoking discussion on Grace vs. Consequences. They explore the balance between experiencing God’s grace and facing the natural consequences of our actions. The conversation highlights that while grace offers forgiveness and restoration, it does not exempt us from the outcomes of our choices. Together, they encourage listeners to live responsibly, embracing grace as a source of strength while understanding the importance of accountability.

Mpho Sekati AKA Aubuti Spinach is a South African entrepreneur and founder of Aubuti Spinach Company, a Cape Town-based agribusiness specializing in organic spinach production and sustainable farming solutions. Born in the Eastern Cape, Spinach leveraged his background in agricultural science to address food insecurity in underserved communities. Launched in 2018, his company partners with local farmers to promote eco-friendly practices and distribute nutrient-rich produce nationwide. Recognized for his innovative vertical farming techniques, Spinach has been featured at regional sustainability conferences and advocates for youth empowerment in agriculture

KOKO Records, established in 2007 by co-founders Thoko Mthembu and Nqubeko Mbatha, is a pioneering South African record label renowned for its commitment to artistic innovation and gospel-centric expression. Rooted in a philosophy of empowering creators, the label fosters a unique synergy between spiritual themes and contemporary genres such as Afro-soul and amapiano, enabling artists to redefine worship music for modern audiences. They are planning a United Tour 2025 which will take place on the 25th of June 2025, at Rhema Bible Church featuring Nqubeko Mbatha, Ntokozo Mbambo, Simangaliso and Dr. Tumi, Khaya Mthethwa and Hle, The caption or motto: "One voice one nation united under God."

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is starting the weekend with a conversation featuring SAPS rep, Warrant Officer Marinda Austin from SAPS Gezina, focusing on the topic of Protection Orders. They discuss how protection orders serve as vital legal tools to safeguard individuals from abuse, harassment, or threats, emphasizing the importance of knowing how to access and enforce these orders through the police and courts. Marinda Austin, with her extensive experience in community safety and victim empowerment, highlights the role of SAPS in supporting victims and ensuring their protection. The segment aims to educate listeners on their rights and the procedures involved in obtaining protection orders to enhance personal safety and security.

Masiviwe from Heartlines is back, focusing this time on the critical link between bullying and mental health. Their latest discussions and resources highlight how bullying whether verbal, physical, or cyber-can have profound and lasting impacts on a person's emotional and psychological well-being.

Given Masilela from I AM Youth is back and discussing the importance of taking a break and not overworking oneself. As a youth leader, presenter, and advocate for holistic well-being, Given emphasizes that rest is not just about physical downtime but is essential for mental, emotional, and spiritual health as well

According to the World Drug Report 2021 the population most at risk of using drugs, young people aged 15–34, is projected to grow in the next decade, in particular in low-income countries. The average age for drug dependency in South Africa is a staggering 12 with 50% of South African teens drinking alcohol. Masiviwe from Heartlines is back and this time they are looking at and discussing Substance Use and Mental Health. They are looking at alcohol abuse and how to help someone struggling with alcohol addiction.

Lukho Mkwsdi Phuthi is back in Leadership Nuggets with Dr. Maanda Tshifularo and he is giving nuggets about Building Teams That Thrive. In this segment, they are diving in and looking at dependability, what is it, and why dependability is.

Charl & Given Decode Conspiracy Culture Through Scripture. They confront conspiracy theories with biblical discernment and expose a few factors that we need to know and must make up our minds about because Satan’s first lie was a conspiracy theory (Genesis 3:4-5). So, let us guard your gates.

In the new segment of Safety Corner Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is doing it again with Marinda Oosthuizen from SAPS Villeria about who SAPS is and what duties they perfom in general.

In life we go through many challenges, pain, hurts, and heartbreaks. The good question is what do you do when hope is gone? When hurting or discouraged? Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is back with another guest by the name of Dr. Fred MacDonald and they are conversing about How to Comfort each other.