The Music Interview featured a conversation with Ava Like Lava, an internationally influenced artist born in Japan, raised in China, and of Iranian heritage, now creating music from South Africa.   The interview explored her unique musical journey, global influences, and creative identity, while unpacking the inspiration behind her latest single, Sporty Spice, and her vision for pushing boundaries through genre-blending music and authentic storytelling.

The Music Interview featured a conversation with Ava Like Lava, an internationally influenced artist born in Japan, raised in China, and of Iranian heritage, now creating music from South Africa. &nbsp; The interview explored her unique musical journey, global influences, and creative identity, while unpacking the inspiration behind her latest single, Sporty Spice, and her vision for pushing boundaries through genre-blending music and authentic storytelling.

5 After Hours with Boipelo Mooketsi, blending entertainment with real, unfiltered conversations, the show creates a fun, safe and engaging environment where listeners can connect, share, and unwind.

5 After Hours with Boipelo Mooketsi, blending entertainment with real, unfiltered conversations, the show creates a fun, safe and engaging environment where listeners can connect, share, and unwind.

5 After Hours is hosted by comedian Leah Jazz, who covers unbelievable stories with Fake News at 5, tackles big sex questions on Red Light Tuesdays, features a host of celebrity guests and hooks up the country on Late Night Date Night.

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Nightcap Chats featured a conversation with lordkez, exploring her rise as one of South Africa’s leading R&B voices. The interview unpacked her musical journey, the challenges of navigating the industry, and the milestones that have defined her year, including attending the Grammy Awards and performing on COLORS for the first time. She also reflected on her four nominations at the South African Music Awards and what this moment of recognition means for her career and the future of South African R&B.

Nightcap Chats featured a conversation with lordkez, exploring her rise as one of South Africa&rsquo;s leading R&amp;B voices. The interview unpacked her musical journey, the challenges of navigating the industry, and the milestones that have defined her year, including attending the Grammy Awards and performing on COLORS for the first time. She also reflected on her four nominations at the South African Music Awards and what this moment of recognition means for her career and the future of South African R&amp;B.

5AH NIGHTCAP CHATS - LORDKEZ

Uncensored featured a conversation with Nthabiseng Sello, unpacking the realities of buying a first car as a young person. The discussion explored financial readiness, budgeting, insurance, and other important considerations that young people often overlook when making their first vehicle purchase. Listeners were also equipped with practical tips to help them make informed decisions and better prepare for the responsibilities that come with car ownership.

Uncensored featured a conversation with Nthabiseng Sello, unpacking the realities of buying a first car as a young person. The discussion explored financial readiness, budgeting, insurance, and other important considerations that young people often overlook when making their first vehicle purchase. Listeners were also equipped with practical tips to help them make informed decisions and better prepare for the responsibilities that come with car ownership.

5AH UNCENSORED - Nthabiseng Sello

We explored South Africans’ relationship with Mandela Day and whether the spirit of giving associated with the annual 67 minutes of service is still as meaningful today. The discussion reflected on the contrast between global celebrations of Nelson Mandela’s legacy and the apparent decline in local participation outside of corporate initiatives. Listeners shared their perspectives on whether Mandela Day continues to resonate with South Africans and what the day means to them in 2026.

We explored South Africans&rsquo; relationship with Mandela Day and whether the spirit of giving associated with the annual 67 minutes of service is still as meaningful today. The discussion reflected on the contrast between global celebrations of Nelson Mandela&rsquo;s legacy and the apparent decline in local participation outside of corporate initiatives. Listeners shared their perspectives on whether Mandela Day continues to resonate with South Africans and what the day means to them in 2026.

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