BOOK: MPUMI'S FEAST OF LOVE 

About the guest: ● Michaela Ovadia is a highly passionate and motivated professional with a strong commitment to the various aspects of the arts. Possessing a creative mindset and exceptional organisational skills, she excels in fast-paced environments with tight deadlines. Michaela’s extensive background in the fashion industry encompasses a proven track record in Fine Arts, Fashion and Graphic Design, Trend Analysis and Forecasting, Trend Buying, and Pattern and Garment Construction. With a commitment to reliability and efficiency, she strives for excellence in every task she undertakes. Michaela embraces challenges and 3:00 actively seeks opportunities to expand her expertise and broaden her knowledge base. She is pursuing a creative freelance role that will allow her to continually push her boundaries, develop her career as a fashion designer and merchandiser, and nurture her creative spirit.

On 20 October, National Down Syndrome Day is commemorated to create awareness about down syndrome and to communicate facts about the condition. Barbie and Down Syndrome South Africa are excited to collaborate on strengthening the diversity and inclusion in South Africa, by inspiring children, and allowing them to play with a doll that looks like them.

WELLNESS WAGON We serve wellness conversations that the whole family can indulge in at their own breakfast table on a Saturday morning. We chat about finance, health, relationships, family and parenthood. Doctor Mongezi Siqana, a father of three daughters, grew up in Welkom, Free State.

Paulvia Shiburi, the founder of PS Debt Management, is a woman with a passion for helping young people achieve financial literacy and freedom from debt.

Mpumi and Jabu’s Magical Day is a recently released children’s book by Lebohang Masango, a social anthropologist and the author of Mpumi’s Magic Beads, and Claudine Storbeck, the director and associate professor of the Centre for Deaf Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand.

We are joined by South African football player, Siphiwe Tshabalala

In-house perfumer at TLK Oud Boutique, Thabo Kwakwa joins us to talk about how to apply perfume so it lasts and how to find a scent that works for you.

METRO FM’S READERS CORNER IS PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY AVBOB. AVBOB IS HELPING TO IMPROVE LITERACY ACROSS SOUTH AFRICA THROUGH COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, LIKE DONATING CONTAINER LIBRARIES TO LESS PRIVILEGED SCHOOLS. guest: ● Sihle-isipho is known for positively impacting the world through storytelling in film & literature, leaving an indelible mark for generations. ● She is the holder of two master’s degrees from the University of Cape Town and Peking University in Beijing. ● Sihle-isipho Nontshokweni was recently listed on Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans (2022)

Karabo Rasebitse is a registered Counselling Psychologist who obtained his Masters Degree from Rhodes University.

Goal Defender of the South African national netball team, Boitumelo Mahloko joins us in studio

TRAVELPRENEUR AND DIGITAL CONTENT CREATOR THOBEKA THOBI JOINS US IN STUDIO.

What is your Type?

About the author: ●  Tshwanelo Serumola, is a 24-year-old who has always had a passion for literature and children. ●  In 2017,Tshwanelo worked as an Au Pair in the United States and recently obtained her Honours in Development Studies at the University of Pretoria. ●  In 2022, Tshwanelo published her first children’s book titled Wonderfully Made, a book dedicated to young brown girls around the world.

Three South African women, Farah Fortune, paediatrician Dr Nokukhanya Khanyile and foundation phase school teacher Thandazile Ndlovu, have come together to publish a children’s book, Tidi Talks Periods which tackles the subject of menstruation.

Researchers from around the world believe that stuttering is caused by a combination of factors, including genetics, language development, environment, as well as brain structure and function. Speech Therapist and Audiologist, Lesego Moholo joins us...

This National Organ Donor Awareness Month, we are joined by Mimo Mokgosi, a liver transplant survivor who grew up in Odendaalsrus, a small town in the Free State. ● After being diagnosed with a rare disease, called Autoimmune Hepatitis, she relocated to Johannesburg at the age of 19. ● Mimo, who is currently living with Osteoporosis and Lymphedema, speaks on chronic disease, and the power of organ donation. 2:00 8:10 ADS/LR 8:12 Song x1 3:00 8:15 Link 10 ● This National Organ Donor Awareness Month, we are joined by Mimo Mokgosi, a liver transplant survivor who grew up in Odendaalsrus, a small town in the Free State. ● After being diagnosed with a rare disease, called Autoimmune Hepatitis, she relocated to Johannesburg at the age of 19. ● Mimo, who is currently living with Osteoporosis and Lymphedema, speaks on chronic disease, and the power of organ donation