Mo Flava on 947
Mo Flava on 947
Your workday morning is a breeze with Mo Flava on 947. Mo Flava (Moetie Tsiki) says his inspiration for radio is the medium’s power, with its reach cutting through age, culture and gender in a personal and interactive manner. He views radio as one of the main drivers of information, pop culture and perception. Mo’s love for the medium is also driven by music, with a huge passion for deep and soul…Social links:
Trauma’s Long Shadow: When a Father’s Abuse Breaks a Brotherhood
How much time has to pass before a bridge is truly burned? On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we’re tackling a "Daily Dilemma" that feels more like a life-altering crossroad. Natasha is reaching out to the 947 family with a heavy heart. Her brother has been absent from her life for 18 …
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India’s Historic Three-Peat, Heartbreak, Hope, and the "Little Guy"
In this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, Mo Flava reflects on a crazy weekend of sports, discussing the ICC Men's T20 World Cup and the South Africa Ned Bank Cup. They share their thoughts on India's historic back-to-back win and the underdog teams that are making waves in the Ned Bank Cup. T…
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The "Vanishing" Tip: Where Does Your Extra 10% Really Go?
We’ve all been there, you leave a generous 15% tip after a great meal, assuming it’s going straight to the person who made your night special. But is it? On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we’re pulling back the curtain on the hospitality industry. Mo kicks things off with a frustratin…
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Mo Flava’s Fresh Picks: The Best New Releases of March 2026
It’s the first Friday of March, and we are serving up a masterclass in new music! On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we’re celebrating the return of the incomparable Yebba. Her second studio album, Jean, has finally arrived, a beautifully raw, self-written project dedicated to her late …
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Softness vs. Strength: The Single Mom’s Dilemma
It’s a "Daily Dilemma" that resonates across the country. On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we hear from Julia, a single mother raising her 10-year-old son alone. Coming from a family of only women and having lost her own father, she’s terrified that her son is missing out on the "inst…
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The "Run Away" Rabbit Hole: Why Mo Flava is Hooked on Netflix’s Newest Thriller
Are you looking for your next obsession? On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, Mo is putting his stamp of approval on the new Netflix British thriller, Run Away. Even though he didn't recognize a single face in the ensemble at first, Mo explains why he couldn't turn it off. Starring the b…
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The "Snack" Standard: Should Meetings Always Come with Food?
Does a meeting even count if there aren't snacks involved? On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we’re heading into the boardroom to talk about the "Food-to-Meeting" ratio. Mo kicks things off with a personal story from Primedia HQ, where a standard meeting was suddenly transformed by an …
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The Mediclinic Moment: Unpacking Your Body’s "Warning Lights"
It’s another essential Mediclinic Moment on Mid-mornings with Mo Flava! This week, the 947 family is getting expert answers from Doc Darren Green on two very different, but very important, health concerns. First, we’re clearing the air on a "stinky" subject: what causes smelly urine? Doc Darren br…
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The Maintenance Act: Can Your Sibling Legally Sue You for Cash?
How much do you owe your siblings? On this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, we’re getting personal about the complex world of sibling dynamics. Mo opens up about his own experiences of being the "go-to" for his family and the tough conversations that follow when you finally have to draw a li…
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The 30-Minute "Fast" Food: Is the Drive-Thru Dead?
We’ve all been there: you’re in a rush, you see the "Drive-Thru" sign, and you think, "This will be quick." But on this episode of Mid-mornings with Mo Flava, Mo shares a personal experience that was anything but fast. After being promised a 10-minute wait that turned into a 30-minute ordeal, we’re…
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