The world marked World Parkinson’s Day on 11 April. It is a global moment dedicated to raising awareness about Parkinson’s Disease, which is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, speech, and quality of life for millions of people and their families. Beyond the statistics and medical terms, Parkinson’s is a deeply human journey.

We unpack what Parkinson’s Disease really is, what living with it looks like day to day, and the challenges around access to care and support in South Africa. 

Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

The world marked World Parkinson&rsquo;s Day on 11 April. It is a global moment dedicated to raising awareness about Parkinson&rsquo;s Disease, which is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, speech, and quality of life for millions of people and their families. Beyond the statistics and medical terms, Parkinson&rsquo;s is a deeply human journey.
We unpack what Parkinson&rsquo;s Disease really is, what living with it looks like day to day, and the challenges around access to care and support in South Africa.&nbsp;
Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

A cutting edge two hour Talk Show exploring and discussing topical and trending issues. A strong emphasis on various social, economic and community driven issues. 
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Time: 19.00 to 21.00
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A cutting edge two hour&nbsp;Talk&nbsp;Show exploring and discussing topical and trending issues. A strong emphasis on various social, economic and community driven issues.&nbsp; Broadcast Monday to Thursday Time: 19.00 to 21.00 Host :&nbsp; Loading...

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Raising awareness about Parkinson’s Disease

April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on one of the most urgent and deeply personal issues affecting our society: gender-based violence. Behind every statistic is a human story, and behind every survivor is strength, resilience, and a journey that deserves to be heard.

Tonight’s conversation is about more than awareness, it’s about understanding, accountability, and change. It’s about creating safe spaces where voices can be heard, where silence is broken, and where healing and support are prioritised. Joining us on Talk@7 is community and spiritual leader, Chaplain Merlene Matthew and GBV survivor and activist, Kirsty Buchan.

April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on one of the most urgent and deeply personal issues affecting our society: gender-based violence. Behind every statistic is a human story, and behind every survivor is strength, resilience, and a journey that deserves to be heard.
Tonight&rsquo;s conversation is about more than awareness, it&rsquo;s about understanding, accountability, and change. It&rsquo;s about creating safe spaces where voices can be heard, where silence is broken, and where healing and support are prioritised. Joining us on Talk@7 is community and spiritual leader, Chaplain Merlene Matthew and GBV survivor and activist, Kirsty Buchan.

Commemorating Sexual Assault Awareness Month

The world right now feels more unpredictable than ever. We are constantly bombarded with information from breaking news alerts to viral social media posts and it’s becoming harder to tell what’s real, what’s misleading, and what’s completely false. Misinformation can often blur the lines between fact and fiction, and leaves us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or even misinformed.

On Talk@7, we are diving into how to navigate misinformation, how to spot fake news before it spreads, and how to responsibly engage with the content we consume every day. We are joined by Director and Founder of Writers Bureau, Rowan Sewchurran, digital media strategist, Charis Coleman and Specialist Wellness Counsellor and founder of Override the Mind, Yajna Aheer.

Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

The world right now feels more unpredictable than ever. We are constantly bombarded with information from breaking news alerts to viral social media posts and it&rsquo;s becoming harder to tell what&rsquo;s real, what&rsquo;s misleading, and what&rsquo;s completely false. Misinformation can often blur the lines between fact and fiction, and leaves us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or even misinformed.
On Talk@7, we are diving into how to navigate misinformation, how to spot fake news before it spreads, and how to responsibly engage with the content we consume every day. We are joined by Director and Founder of Writers Bureau, Rowan Sewchurran, digital media strategist, Charis Coleman and Specialist Wellness Counsellor and founder of Override the Mind, Yajna Aheer.
Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

Navigating misinformation and dealing with an  unpredictable  world 

April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, a time to move beyond awareness and truly embrace inclusion. It’s a global initiative dedicated to educating the public, breaking down stigma, and creating a more understanding world for autistic individuals. According to the World Health Organisation, autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder, represents a diverse range of conditions related to brain development, reminding us that no two experiences are the same.

We dive into this important conversation with Autistic adult Prashant Parusnath, Diane Mariah-Singh, the Director of Action in Autism and social worker, Liza Aziz, parent and chair of Action in Autism, and specialist psychiatrist, Dr Mohamed Shaquir Salduker.

Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, a time to move beyond awareness and truly embrace inclusion. It&rsquo;s a global initiative dedicated to educating the public, breaking down stigma, and creating a more understanding world for autistic individuals. According to the World Health Organisation, autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder, represents a diverse range of conditions related to brain development, reminding us that no two experiences are the same.
We dive into this important conversation with Autistic adult Prashant Parusnath, Diane Mariah-Singh, the Director of Action in Autism and social worker, Liza Aziz, parent and chair of Action in Autism, and specialist psychiatrist, Dr Mohamed Shaquir Salduker.
Producer: Bianca Lalbahadur

Raising awareness about Parkinson’s Disease

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