Research shows that music listened to between ages 13 and 17 can leave a deep, lasting emotional impact. Adolescence is marked by intense emotions and rapid changes, making music a powerful outlet for expression and regulation. Maka Tanga, who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams, chats to Sandra Rosenberg and Delucia Daniels about their favourite musical memories from their teens. 

Research shows that music listened to between ages 13 and 17 can leave a deep, lasting emotional impact.&nbsp;Adolescence is marked by intense emotions and rapid changes, making music a powerful outlet for expression and regulation. Maka Tanga, who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams, chats to Sandra Rosenberg and Delucia Daniels about their favourite musical memories from their teens.&nbsp;

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The Morning Show is all about bringing you the latest and the greatest in entertainment, information and the best music to keep you going in the office, at home or on your mid-morning drives. show aims to empower, educate, inform and entertain. Hosted by the sensational Leigh-Anne Williams, this all-female show aims to empower, educate, inform and tackle important issues relating to women and men’s health, managing finances, gender inequality and the promoting and uplifting of women empowerment. They pride themselves on delivering high quality and engaging content, something that any client can leverage to boost the distribution of their brand’s message. They will go out of their way to surpass expectations.

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News & Traffic: Sandra Rosenberg

Producer: Delucia Daniels

The Morning Show is all about bringing you the latest and the greatest in entertainment, information and the best music to keep you going in the office, at home or on your mid-morning drives. show aims to empower, educate, inform and entertain. Hosted by the sensational Leigh-Anne Williams, this all-female show aims to empower, educate, inform and tackle important issues relating to women and men’s health, managing finances, gender inequality and the promoting and uplifting of women empowerment. They pride themselves on delivering high quality and engaging content, something that any client can leverage to boost the distribution of their brand’s message. They will go out of their way to surpass expectations.
Presenter: Leigh-Anne Williams
News &amp; Traffic: Sandra Rosenberg
Producer: Delucia Daniels

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Research Says, The Music You Listen To Between Ages 13 & 17 Leaves The Strongest Emotional Impact On You

Dr Lenise Swanson is a paediatric cardiologist based at N1 City Netcare Hospital in Cape Town, specialising in the care and treatment of children with congenital and acquired heart conditions.

Beyond her medical career, she is also a mother of four, balancing the demands of motherhood with a profession that requires immense dedication and responsibility.

Now, she is taking on a completely different challenge as she prepares to travel to Spain to represent South Africa at a bodybuilding championship. Her journey is a powerful example of pursuing personal goals while navigating a demanding career and family life.

Dr Lenise Swanson is a paediatric cardiologist based at N1 City Netcare Hospital in Cape Town, specialising in the care and treatment of children with congenital and acquired heart conditions.
Beyond her medical career, she is also a mother of four, balancing the demands of motherhood with a profession that requires immense dedication and responsibility.
Now, she is taking on a completely different challenge as she prepares to travel to Spain to represent South Africa at a bodybuilding championship. Her journey is a powerful example of pursuing personal goals while navigating a demanding career and family life.

Warrior Woman Interview with Lenise Swanson - Paediatric Cardiology to the Bodybuilding Stage

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and while prostate cancer is something every man should be aware of, Black African men face a particularly high risk of developing the disease.

But beyond the statistics, there’s another conversation we need to have: why do men sometimes wait before getting something checked, and what role can the people who love them play in encouraging them to take their health seriously?

Jonathan Muthige knows this conversation personally. He was diagnosed with Stage 3 prostate cancer after noticing a subtle change following a game of golf. It was something that could easily have been dismissed, but his wife Nwabisa encouraged him to have it checked.

Today, Jonathan and Nwabisa are using their experience through the Factor of Ten Foundation to encourage more men to prioritise their health and have these conversations before there is a crisis.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and while prostate cancer is something every man should be aware of, Black African men face a particularly high risk of developing the disease.
But beyond the statistics, there&rsquo;s another conversation we need to have: why do men sometimes wait before getting something checked, and what role can the people who love them play in encouraging them to take their health seriously?
Jonathan Muthige knows this conversation personally. He was diagnosed with Stage 3 prostate cancer after noticing a subtle change following a game of golf. It was something that could easily have been dismissed, but his wife Nwabisa encouraged him to have it checked.
Today, Jonathan and Nwabisa are using their experience through the Factor of Ten Foundation to encourage more men to prioritise their health and have these conversations before there is a crisis.

Wellness Wednesday Interview- Jonathan Muthige & Nwabisa Muthige  CEO and Co-Founder, Factor of Ten Foundation

Dr Mumtaaz “Taz” Emeran is a medical doctor, entrepreneur and healthcare advocate passionate about making quality healthcare more affordable, accessible and dignified.

She is the Founder and CEO of Khaya-Doc, a health-tech platform built for Africa that connects people with independent healthcare providers while working to make healthcare services more affordable.

Khaya-Doc aims to reduce healthcare costs by up to 50% compared to traditional rates, use technology to bring quality healthcare closer to communities, and create meaningful employment opportunities for healthcare professionals.

Her work is rooted in the belief that healthcare should not only treat illness, but should empower people and restore dignity.

Dr Mumtaaz &ldquo;Taz&rdquo; Emeran is a medical doctor, entrepreneur and healthcare advocate passionate about making quality healthcare more affordable, accessible and dignified. She is the Founder and CEO of Khaya-Doc, a health-tech platform built for Africa that connects people with independent healthcare providers while working to make healthcare services more affordable. Khaya-Doc aims to reduce healthcare costs by up to 50% compared to traditional rates, use technology to bring quality healthcare closer to communities, and create meaningful employment opportunities for healthcare professionals. Her work is rooted in the belief that healthcare should not only treat illness, but should empower people and restore dignity.

Research Says, The Music You Listen To Between Ages 13 & 17 Leaves The Strongest Emotional Impact On You

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