We unpack the psychology behind adults who suck their thumb with Educational Psychologist Emma Thomas. Some research suggests up to 10% of adults still do it, often due to
stress or anxiety. It's said to be linked to higher levels of depression and can impact
self-esteem.

We unpack the psychology behind adults who suck their thumb&nbsp;with Educational Psychologist Emma Thomas.&nbsp;Some research suggests up to 10% of adults still do it, often due to stress or anxiety.&nbsp;It's said to be linked to higher levels of depression and can impact self-esteem.

Monday - Friday 09h00-12h00

Better Together is a mid-morning lifestyle show hosted by seasoned broadcaster Ntombi Phiri and produced by Nthabi Mamabolo. The show caters for ranging topics of conversation such as our daily social media and entertainment round up with lifestyle reporter Simply Chuene, Counsellor Mme Claudine Mofokeng wa Makgetha gives professional advice to those experiencing troubles in their lives, we shines the spotlight on people and centres making a difference in their communities, our fitness instructor Maite Makgato affords professional health tips to the listeners, Business Analyst Rofhiwa Madzena gives an update on leading business conversations, the show also celebrates different people across the spectrum doing amazing things in their lives, doctors are brought on board to give expert health advice, respective legends are brought in to reminisce on the music that shaped their lives, property related questions are also answered, we hang out with your favourite celebrities and we also afford up and coming DJ’s the platform to showcase their talent.

Monday - Friday 09h00-12h00
Better Together is a mid-morning lifestyle show hosted by seasoned broadcaster Ntombi Phiri and produced by Nthabi Mamabolo. The show caters for ranging topics of conversation such as our daily social media and entertainment round up with lifestyle reporter Simply Chuene, Counsellor Mme Claudine Mofokeng wa Makgetha gives professional advice to those experiencing troubles in their lives, we shines the spotlight on people and centres making a difference in their communities, our fitness instructor Maite Makgato affords professional health tips to the listeners, Business Analyst Rofhiwa Madzena gives an update on leading business conversations, the show also celebrates different people across the spectrum doing amazing things in their lives, doctors are brought on board to give expert health advice, respective legends are brought in to reminisce on the music that shaped their lives, property related questions are also answered, we hang out with your favourite celebrities and we also afford up and coming DJ&rsquo;s the platform to showcase their talent.

Better Together is a mid-morning lifestyle show hosted by seasoned broadcaster Ntombi Phiri and produced by Nthabi Mamabolo.

Better Together with Ntombi M

Better Together is a mid-morning lifestyle show hosted by seasoned broadcaster Ntombi Phiri and produced by Nthabi Mamabolo.

The show caters for ranging topics of conversation such as our daily social media and entertainment round up with lifestyle reporter Simply Chuene, Counsellor Mme Claudine Mofokeng wa Makgetha gives professional advice to those experiencing troubles in their lives, we shines the spotlight on people and centres making a difference in their communities, our fitness instructor Maite Makgato affords professional health tips to the listeners, Business Analyst Rofhiwa Madzena gives an update on leading business conversations, the show also celebrates different people across the spectrum doing amazing things in their lives, doctors are brought on board to give expert health advice, respective legends are brought in to reminisce on the music that shaped their lives, property related questions are also answered, we hang out with your favourite celebrities and we also afford up and coming DJ’s the platform to showcase their talent.

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#DRSNOTE 14 January 2026

27-year-old Reatile Mopeli authored “Who Can Touch My Special Parts?” - a valuable resource for guardians and educators looking to teach children about body safety. Through engaging illustrations and simple language, the book helps children understand their bodies and provides guidance on who can touch their special parts and in which circumstances. This book is an essential tool that will help children develop a healthy sense of body autonomy and self-respect, further empowering them to feel confident and safe in their own bodies.

27-year-old Reatile Mopeli authored &ldquo;Who Can Touch My Special&nbsp;Parts?&rdquo; - a valuable resource for guardians and educators looking to&nbsp;teach children about body safety.&nbsp;Through engaging illustrations and simple language, the book helps&nbsp;children understand their bodies and provides guidance on who can&nbsp;touch their special parts and in which circumstances.&nbsp;This book is an essential tool that will help children develop a&nbsp;healthy sense of body autonomy and self-respect, further&nbsp;empowering them to feel confident and safe in their own bodies.

#WeCelebrateYou 14 January 2026

With the kids going to school today, what are some of your fears as a parent/guardian?
Do you fear that they might be bullied, overlooked, they might be afraid to express themselves, they might not like the environment, they might struggle to adapt?

With the kids going to school today, what are some of your fears as&nbsp;a parent/guardian? Do you fear that they might be bullied, overlooked, they might be&nbsp;afraid to express themselves, they might not like the environment,&nbsp;they might struggle to adapt?

#ConversationCorner 14 January 2026

Couples who entered into customary marriages after the 15th of November 2000 have until the 31st of August 2026 to register their marriages. The registration process is essential for protecting the rights of all parties involved and failure to register may lead to legal
complications in the future. We chat to Legal Expert, Zunaid Olivier.

Couples who entered into customary marriages after the 15th of November 2000 have until the 31st of August 2026 to register their&nbsp;marriages.&nbsp;The registration process is essential for protecting the rights of all&nbsp;parties involved and failure to register may lead to legal complications in the future.&nbsp;We chat to Legal Expert, Zunaid Olivier.

#DRSNOTE 14 January 2026

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