What are you doing to live sustainably?

5 Weekend Breakfast chats with the Founder of Palesa Pads, Sherie de Wet - Reusable Sanitary pads provide a sustainable solution for up to 5 years which is a girl's high school career.And they are also better for the environment in that they do not contribute to landfill as is the case with disposable pads. 

What are you doing to live sustainably?
5 Weekend Breakfast chats with the Founder of Palesa Pads, Sherie de Wet - Reusable Sanitary pads provide a sustainable solution for up to 5 years which is a girl's high school career.And they are also better for the environment in that they do not contribute to landfill as is the case with disposable pads.

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5 Weekend Breakfast

A show that is fun, energetic and full of surprises! We get you up to speed with all things careers, pop culture, sport, music and any other hip & happening trends globally. THE breakfast to have with your favourite cuppa something!

A show that is fun, energetic and full of surprises! We get you up to speed with all things careers, pop culture, sport, music and any other hip &amp; happening trends globally. THE breakfast to have with your favourite cuppa something!

SHERIE DE WET SPEAKS ABOUT RE-USABLE SANITARY PADS

Paige Badenhorst, a talented South African rower, recently joined the show
for an engaging interview where she shared insights into her rowing career
and the dedication it requires. The highlight of the segment was a fun
icebreaker music game played with Paige and her sister, which added a
lighthearted touch to the conversation. The game featured guessing
popular songs based on short snippets, revealing the sisters; playful
competitive side. It was a delightful mix of sports and entertainment,
offering listeners a glimpse into Paige&#39;s life beyond rowing and showcasing
the close bond she shares with her sister. The segment was well-received,
providing both inspiration and a dose of fun.

Paige Badenhorst, a talented South African rower, recently joined the show for an engaging interview where she shared insights into her rowing career and the dedication it requires. The highlight of the segment was a fun icebreaker music game played with Paige and her sister, which added a lighthearted touch to the conversation. The game featured guessing popular songs based on short snippets, revealing the sisters; playful competitive side. It was a delightful mix of sports and entertainment, offering listeners a glimpse into Paige&amp;#39;s life beyond rowing and showcasing the close bond she shares with her sister. The segment was well-received, providing both inspiration and a dose of fun.

GOATED: Paige rows her way to the Olympics

 Mamello Mnguni tells us about her life as a cyclist and more.

Mamello Mnguni tells us about her life as a cyclist and more.

GOATED:  Mamello Mnguni Cyclist, Cape Epic 2024 Finisher

The radio interview with Laylaa-Shiyaam Jacobs, a visually impaired
powerlifter from Centurion, was both inspiring and motivating and had a
lighthearted humour thanks to her sarcasm. Laylaa shared her remarkable
journey into powerlifting, which began just a year ago when she was
encouraged by her Criminology lecturer to compete at the Arnold Classic
Africa sports festival. Despite her visual impairment, Laylaa quickly
excelled, especially in the deadlift, where she consistently broke world
records in her category. She spoke passionately about her love for the
sport, her training regimen, and the challenges she has overcome. Laylaa
also discussed her future goals, including competing in the 2025 WPC
Worlds, which will be held in South Africa. The interview highlighted her
determination, resilience, and the significant impact powerlifting has had on
her life, leaving listeners inspired by her achievements and positive outlook.

The radio interview with Laylaa-Shiyaam Jacobs, a visually impaired powerlifter from Centurion, was both inspiring and motivating and had a lighthearted humour thanks to her sarcasm. Laylaa shared her remarkable journey into powerlifting, which began just a year ago when she was encouraged by her Criminology lecturer to compete at the Arnold Classic Africa sports festival. Despite her visual impairment, Laylaa quickly excelled, especially in the deadlift, where she consistently broke world records in her category. She spoke passionately about her love for the sport, her training regimen, and the challenges she has overcome. Laylaa also discussed her future goals, including competing in the 2025 WPC Worlds, which will be held in South Africa. The interview highlighted her determination, resilience, and the significant impact powerlifting has had on her life, leaving listeners inspired by her achievements and positive outlook.

SHERIE DE WET SPEAKS ABOUT RE-USABLE SANITARY PADS

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