Spirituality

'Beautiful Makeup' with Sam Cowen is a series of inspiring stories told by women who have all faced and overcome adversity to emerge stronger and braver than ever before. Listen and be inspired this Women’s Month.

A show that features the weird and wonderful world of beliefs and the unseen forces that shape our lives. Presented by Shemane Harris and Liezl Thom, Beyond Ears and Eyes seek to explore the intersection between body, mind and spirit.

This is a 50/50 music and talk show that is designed to revive Africa through its music and wisdom by its own children. It is an exciting way of borrowing teachings from our great past in order to understand the present and plan the future.
We will update you on the most important happenings in the continent and its diaspora, bring you
guests from across the continent and trivia and quiz about our Motherland. The show will only play music from the African continent and promote love among Africans; from families to towns and towns to nations and from nations to the rest of the continent. The conceptual framework of which the show is based is known as social reconstructivism. It is a philosophical theory which proposes that society be transformed by addressing social problems experienced using love as its canvas.

This is an episode where I was conversing with a 26 year young man Andile Mpanza, who chose to live his life positively with purpose, regardless of the fact that he only find out at the age of 18 years that the man who raised him from birth, is actually not his biological father. We are finding out if meeting his biological father had any impact in his well- being.

Rime Teaching in the Jonang Tradition about the Kalachakra Tantra.

Koffie en Klets is ‘n gesels program tussen twee pelle, Yolanda en Ernst, wat praat oor hulle ervarings van die lewe uit eg Afrikaanse perspektief. Dit is direk, maar lighartig en uit die hart; hulle sê ‘n ding soos hy is. Onderwerpe sluit in Self-liefde, Geloof teenoor Spiritualiteit, asook Families en Vriendskappe, so hou maar ‘n oop kop.