The Sunday Sizzle

 Aunty Bindi is serving up her signature wit and wisdom for Amritha, whose husband fills up at his mother’s house before coming home to the dinner she lovingly prepared. Should she keep cooking—or put her feet up and let him know where dinner is served? Aunty Bindi dishes out laughs, a little kitchen strategy and a reminder that honest communication is the main course. And as for that cheeky “closed kitchen” comment… we’ll leave it to your imagination!

Messages like “keep family matters private” or “strong people cope alone” can make it difficult to ask for help. Lyn Labuschagne, Project Manager at SADAG, joins us to explore how cultural expectations and gender roles shape mental health stigma and how we can create space for open conversations and support. 

Aunty Bindi’s signature wit and wisdom are back and this time, a new mama is juggling a newborn and a whole village of opinions! Granny wants to give baby the traditional treatments, from oil massages to samrani, while Mum worries about what’s safe. Aunty Bindi serves up a loving dose of advice on setting boundaries, respecting tradition and keeping the in-laws out of “World War Three.” Because when the family chat starts buzzing, nobody calms down and that baby may end up feeling like a fully serviced car!

 The recent discovery of women’s bodies in Kempton Park and other parts of Ekurhuleni has left communities grieving and deeply concerned. For many women and girls, the news reflects fears they face in everyday life in public spaces, on their commute and on the way home. Canon Daniela Gennrich, coordinator of We Will Speak Out South Africa and secretariat for the national Faith Action Collective to End GBV, joins us to discuss women’s safety and the urgent work to end gender-based violence.

Community-based tourism gives local people the chance to share their culture, traditions, food and way of life—while creating jobs and supporting small businesses. Educational consultant and tour guide Dominic Naidoo joins us to explore how tourism can strengthen communities, create sustainable livelihoods and inspire younger generations to keep local heritage alive.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Ayesha P talk to Neetha Reddy, a single, divorced mom from Phoenix, who transformed a difficult chapter into a thriving business. Listen to how her passion, determination, and entrepreneurial spirit helped her rebuild her life and create a new future, one delicious roti and savoury at a time. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Ayesha P chat to Rasigan Naidoo, a skilled industrial psychologist about how and why skills, talent, and capability should be the only measures for opportunity, regardless of how someone looks or presents themselves. Listen in to learn how we can create more equitable and inclusive work environments. 

Aunty Bindi as she gives her no-nonsense, funny advice on what to do when your husband sneaks out at night to gamble. From changing locks to calling the family, she’s got all the cheeky tips you need to handle sneaky partners because sometimes, a little humor and a lot of wit are the best solutions

Koobeshen Naidoo and Ayesha P talk to Neetha Reddy, a single, divorced mom from Phoenix, who transformed a difficult chapter into a thriving business. Listen to how her passion, determination, and entrepreneurial spirit helped her rebuild her life and create a new future, one delicious roti and savoury at a time. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Annah Dingani, a seasoned Industrial and Organisational Psychologist and Life Coach with over a decade of experience about Digital Childhoods and the influence of technology on children’s development. She shares valuable insights on managing screen time, online safety, sleep, and attention challenges faced by modern children. 

Aunty Bindi’s signature wit and wisdom! She spills the tea on her marriage anniversary mishap, the day her husband forgot their proposal date. With her dramatic flair and sharp humor, Aunty Bindi shares why remembering special dates is crucial, and how love with reminders is even better. Love, laughter and a little bit of marriage advice, Aunty Bindi style!

Celebrating a historic milestone in South African medicine, the Wits University Liver Transplant Programme has performed its 1,000th liver transplant. Professor Jerome Loveland, the Academic Head of Transplantation at Wits, shares insights into this remarkable achievement, the dedication behind it, and what it means for patients and families across South Africa and beyond. 

This Women’s Day, we honor the incredible women who inspire us to follow our passions and break barriers. Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat with Solina Naidoo, entrepreneur, recipe developer and founder of Perima’s Kitchen. her mission of preserving culinary heritage, Solina’s story is a flavorful mix of tradition, innovation and empowerment. listen in 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Linda Zama, a passionate life coach, author, and digital entrepreneur, as we celebrate Women’s Month. Linda shares her journey of helping others unlock their potential, embrace personal growth, and live with purpose and confidence. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Alison Claasen from the Kolisi Foundation about the incredible impact made during Mandela Month. With over 126,000 lives reached, 37 community kitchens supported, and more than 250,000 meals delivered to those in need, Alison shares inspiring stories of community resilience and collective kindness. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Diyara Prakash, a remarkable young woman who is redefining what it means to be a leader and role model. As the first Miss Face of the Universe South Africa 2026, she’s preparing to shine at the international pageant in Yangon, Myanmar. She shares her journey as an athlete, scholar and advocate, and her mission to inspire others.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Stefano Migliore, CEO of WeWork South Africa, shares insights on how the way we work is evolving, the importance of community in the workplace and how creating meaningful work environments can boost wellbeing and productivity.  

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to PGee "The Sharpshooter" 225, a South African rapper whose music is rooted in real life and cultural pride. Known for his honest lyrics and compelling stories, PGee shares his journey of resilience, ambition, and staying true to himself in the ever-evolving hip-hop scene.   

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Levina Ishwar, a dedicated wellness and mental healing counsellor talks about managing mental health, shares advice and her passion for helping others find hope and strength in their mental health journeys. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Dehan Scherman, Debt Advisor who talks about the hidden struggles men face and why it’s time to check in, support and break the stigma around men's mental health. A conversation about strength, vulnerability, and caring for the men in our lives.

Keshav Dass chats to Dr. Kershinee Reddy, a pediatric oncologist, who provides specialized care for children battling cancer and blood disorders. She discusses the vital role of blood donation, the impact it has on young lives, and how we can all contribute to saving lives.

Keshav Dass chats to bestselling author and award-winning publisher Melinda Ferguson about her latest memoir, a honest reflection on grief, love, and resilience. Melinda shares her insights on navigating life’s profound losses and discovering the unexpected ways we find healing through connection and storytelling. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Nokukhanya Dladla, known as "Chef Khanya", who shares her incredible journey from selling traditional food at a taxi rank to opening her own restaurant. She also reveals what it truly takes to turn a love for food into a thriving career. Tune in for an inspiring culinary journey!

Keshav Dass chats to young kickboxing prodigy, McKayla Govender, who started training with her family at just five years old. She shares her passion, discipline and the challenges of balancing school and sport. 

Aunty Bindi is back with her no-nonsense, hilarious advice on navigating love, marriage, and life’s little dramas! She is dishing out hilarious survival tips for her friend Rori, whose husband suddenly developed “temporary blindness” when looking at other women. Aunty Bindi’s advice is equal parts funny and wise. Tune in for her signature wit, life lessons you’ll wish you knew sooner and plenty of laughs. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to actor Tony Kgoroge about the incredible talent driving South African theatre and storytelling. Tony, an award-winning actor and passionate storyteller shares his insights into the importance of authentic narratives and the talented voices leading the way.

Auntie Bindi is back with her hilarious tips on how to handle friends or neighbors who borrow money but forget to pay it back while living the luxe life! With her signature wit, she explains why you should never be a bank, and how to spot the ones who see you as their personal ATM. Listen in for laughs, wisdom, and the best way to keep your money safe!

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Tarika Panday, a 25-year-old from Greenwood Park, who has achieved incredible academic success with an impressive 88.4% aggregate and 42 distinctions over four years. She shares her inspiring journey, dedication, and the hard work behind her outstanding accomplishments.

Aunty Bindi, the wise, beautiful, and most entertaining neighbor you’ll ever meet, today, she dishes out humorous advice on how to stay cool, When your boss steals your presentation, keep your evidence and make them regret stealing your shine plus a secret ingredient or two for good measure. Workplace survival just got a whole lot funnier!

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Kevahn Samuels, the newly appointed captain of the U16 Eastern Gauteng Indoor Cricket Team. He talks more about his journey, his love for the game and what this exciting opportunity means for his future.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Zodwa Zwane, former personal assistant to Winnie Mandela, about her new memoir My Boss, Mrs Winnie Mandela. Listen in to learn about the woman behind the legend, her leadership, struggles, and the moments that defined her legacy in South Africa’s history.  

Aunty Bindi, the wise, beautiful, and most entertaining neighbor you’ll ever meet, as she shares her hilarious tips on handling noisy kids and teaching manners! Aunty Bindi dishes out humorous public service announcements on how parents can keep their little babies peaceful.Listen in for some laughs, life lessons and a reminder that a little manners are the secret masala to a happy neighborhood.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Dr. Deshnee Chettiar, a seasoned General Practitioner with over 16 years of experience, to explore the rise of IV therapy, its advantages over traditional methods, and what you need to know before trying it.

Aunty Bindi, the wise, beautiful, and always funny grandma-in-the-making, as she shares her hilarious survival guide for new grandmothers! When her friend Rani became a grandma for the first time, Aunty Bindi stepped in with her signature wit and wisdom. Get ready for laughs, love, and the real secrets to becoming a “serious grandma.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Nasser Zayn Narain, a 22-year-old entrepreneur from Durban who made headlines as the “last guy standing” at the 2026 Rising Sun Chatsworth Athletic Club Ultra Marathon. He shares his journey of pushing boundaries in both business and life and how challenging himself continues to shape his success.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Caitlin Miller of Powamaxx who talks about  how her cutting-edge solutions improve resource planning, security and delivery of meals for organizations like the South African National Defence Force.

The one and only Aunty Bindi shares her dramatic advice. Today she’s tackling a serious problem, helping her cousin’s son to finally get a girlfriend. Listen in, as Aunty Bindi drops hilarious truths, funny life lessons and her secret recipe for love, no fast food drive thrus required. Because love isn’t a competition or a job interview. Tune in for laughs, wisdom and a little bit of Aunty Bindi magic.

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Braden van Breda, CEO of AI Diagnostics, he talks about securing R85 million in funding to scale up innovative TB screening solutions. Listen in, to hear how technology and passion are coming together to fight a global health challenge.

The one and only Aunty Bindi shares her hilarious and wise advice on dealing with copycats , whether it’s your shadow or your colleague! With her signature humor and common-sense tips, she’ll tell you how to stay original, confuse your enemy and keep your confidence shining bright. From wearing mismatched shoes to serving up some spicy honesty, Aunty Bindi’s got all the fun tips you need to stay true to yourself. 

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Annah Dingani, an industrial and organisational psychologist and life coach. She sheds light on how these digital enhancements impact confidence and self-worth. A must-listen for anyone seeking to reconnect with their true self.  

Koobeshen Naidoo and Keshav Dass chat to Selvaranie Naicker, a fourth-generation South African of Indian heritage, she shares her 14-year odyssey of faith, travel, and heartfelt experiences. Her inspiring book, Bakthibhava, captures her spiritual explorations across India and beyond, offering wisdom and inspiration to all seekers. 

Welcome to the very first episode of Aunty Bindi’s Life Lessons. Where wisdom meets comedy and no topic is too spicy! Aunty Bindi aka Koobeshen Naidoo is the funniest, most fabulous aunty in town, as she dishes out hilarious advice on everything from cheating boyfriends to leftover rice. Tune in for laughs, love, and a whole lot of life lessons served with a side of sass. 

Samantha Darsen chats to Cassey Chambers, the Operations Director and Board Member at the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) about the mental health crisis, the barriers to seeking help and what we can all do to create a more supportive and stigma-free environment.

Samantha Darsen chats to Previn Vedan, a dedicated activist and lawyer. He shares ways people honor this day and the ongoing struggles. He also highlights the justice and equality in South Africa, inspiring people to reflect on how we can all contribute to a more just world.

Samantha Darsen chats to Kristen Oliver, Deputy Director of Conservation Programmes at WILDTRUST, she shares the significance of water conservation, the threats facing our water sources and the inspiring efforts to protect this invaluable resource.

Samantha Darsen chats to Dr. Yasha Kannigan, a dedicated neonatologist and passionate advocate for maternal and infant care. She talks about  her work, her commitment to improving lives and why celebrating these contributions is essential for inspiring change.

Samantha Darsen chats to DonC who his inspiring journey, his musical influences and the challenges of building a career from the ground up. He talks about his passion for sound engineering and dedication has helped him craft his own unique sound with two singles out and production credits for artists worldwide. 

Samantha Darsen chats to Leanne Kiezer, a registered dietitian and she shares her expertise on how obesity affects more than just weight but impacting overall health, quality of life and longevity.

Samantha Darsen chats to Suren Lutchminarayan, a retired doctor and community leader who, despite becoming paraplegic, has dedicated his life to service and humanitarian work. His story is a powerful reminder of strength, resilience and the impact of community support.

Samantha Darsen chats to Dr. Darren Green, a passionate medical doctor and wellness advocate, breaks down diabetes, obesity, hypertension, these preventable diseases that are on the rise, impacting not just individual health but also straining families and healthcare. He practical tips on how to prevent them. Tune in to learn how small lifestyle changes can make a big difference!