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NaakMusiQ speaks to Londy about his equal love for sports, music, his Xhosa culture playing a role in his acting career, and the Red Bull Culture Clash.

J.A.C.K. is joined by Lutendo Phaswana, Keamogetswe Mogosetsi and Prathista Bhaudoo. They delve into the world of physiotherapy.

J.A.C.K. is joined by up and coming female rappers. They discuss the difficulties faced by women in the hip hop game.

J.A.C.K. is joined by hip-hop group Black Rap and they delve into the inner workings of the music industry.

The love monkeys are joined by up and comers Zimkhita Soul and Forest Gvng. They go on a crazy musical journey that ends in a cypher!

Rock It Man and Tebogo Serake talk transition... from playing instruments to singing Afrosoul, and keeping it 100% South African.

The love monkeys are joined by Soweto-based rock band, The Drain Brain Experience. They talk about experiences that push new boundaries.

Demogoroth Band is an all-black metal band hailing from prestigious Soweto. They journey through the layers of what it takes to be black and metal in mzansi.

J.A.C.K. and Londy are joined by Linda Buthelezi and Melo B Jones for an insightful chat about music and exp

Automatic is mzansi rock 'n roll royalty and the godfather of mzansi rock music and culture. His body of production is in the mould of Lenny Kravitz. Automatic is also the founder of a company that specialises in tattoos out of Soweto.

The love monkeys take a trip down revolution lane with the assistance of Phumi Mashigo. They are joined by King Bhungane III, who walks them through that fateful week in South African history... and more.

J.A.C.K. and Londy are joined by musician Dominic Neill and photographer Blunt Moya. The pair chat about life in the arts.

The love monkeys get into Drugs, Recognition, Hypocrisy. They give their opinion on how those words affect their lives.

J.A.C.K. is joined by Solid T and band TCIYF. They get into the intricacies of the music industry and its challenges.

Londy chats to Kwesta and Shomadjozi about their music and involvement in the #NotInMyName march with Themba, one of the march organisers.

The director of 'Love by Chance' Samad Davis chats movies, the cultural exchange between American and Africa, and finds out about #MenAreTrash. Nozuko Mayeza - who founded Tulsawiz Logistics - guides us through her business and catches up on RnB memories.

The team hangs out with Mocchachino Ochi, who has released her much-anticipated debut single, 'Party Well Well'. She chats about her rising star, life, love... eating breakfast and that half-naked YouTube video.

The guys are joined by Thami Shobede of SA Idols fame. He walks them through life as a musician in South Africa after the show.

The Managing Director at Sener, Siyabonga Mbanjwa chats about driving renewable energy forward. Rashid Kay reveals to us the freedoms that take us back to the city.

The team locks down the mystery that is Calvin Fallo for his first ever in-studio chat. The vibrant Andile Makaring then joins with the aim off getting every twenty something to think like an entrepreneur.

The team provides insight on how to handle that moment when you've been shown flames during sex. They also explore how to handle the sensitivity of telling your partner that the sex is trash.

Luzuko Koti, Communications Director of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, speaks about Anti-Racism Week and human rights. #BeHumanRights

The guys are joined by Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe, who opens up her 'Precious Little Black Book'. They sit back and watch her give the blueprint to advancing women's lives... and she does it in high heels!

Londy is BACK! The guys are joined by Themba Thebe and Kutlwano Modise from the Sbusiso Leope Education Fund. They get into the #SlefBenefitConcert.

With Neo and Londy missing, J.A.C.K. is joined by the team behind the online publication, House On Mag.

The guys are joined by up and coming vocalist Aya Zungu from Pretoria. She chats about her music and gets Londy to join a jam session.

The guys explore self love and what your zodiac sign says about the boy you are or attracted to.

We connect with Wake Up Woman author Linda Yende affectionately know as Uncle L. This page-turning conversation discusses life, women, love and a look at what's to come next for the 'authorpreneur'.

The guys are joined by Kearen Penells and Tebogo Keebine from Tribal House Media. It took 5 years but their Aparthied-era short film The Hangman is ready for screening.

The guys chat to Sanele Khoza, PR liaison at the Zodwa Khoza Foundation. She gets us in tune with some of the foundation's works.

J.A.C.K. and Neo are back for the first time in 2017 and are joined by Janessa Leila, CEO of Think Digital College - South Africa's first fully virtual primary and high school.

The guys chat about the 8th Annual Coolerboxing Day with co-founder and up and coming DJ, DJ Voqul.

An artist on the rise - Solid T - joins the guys for a sit down. The Godfathers of House also step into the mix.

It's the 10 Commandments for Summer '16... J.A.C.K and Neo go through tips and tricks to have a kickass and - most importantly - safe festive season.

Up and coming Rustenberg-based rapper Gobi talks the guys through his musical journey... and gets J.A.C.K. to rap with him.

The guys are joined by TV producer and presenter Masechaba Ndlovu. She's been on SA screens for more than a decade and gives us her thoughts on the standards of broadcasting in the country.

The guys profile Thuli Radebe and Pravashen Naidoo, who are SABkickstart top 10 beneficiaries. They represent Eyam Projects and eWaste Africa respectively.

The team is joined by Raymond Motadi, the host of new TV show called Talent on Track, which showcases the best young bands in South Africa.

The guys hang out with author Mandisa Mahlobo. MOM, as she's affectionately known, is the founder of Perfect Gal and a seductionist... she fills us in on her book, May the Best Bitch Win. Then David Ross, founder of Sexpo, pops in for a chat - find out how it all began!

The guys tackle the topic of Euthanasia. They're joined by young medical professionals who weigh in on where the world stands and where it should be on the issue. The suffering that occurs with terminal patients the world over makes this discussion one that must be taken seriously.

The guys talk about renewable energy with the students from the Faculty of Engineering from TUT. They designed a solar-powered car called the Sun-Chaser.

We have House musician/singer and DJ, DJ Sbu coming to catch us up on his latest exploits and his thoughts on what it takes to be and stay a success in the South-African entertainment industry.

Sheree O'Brien, MD from Splakavellis Management, and DJ Franky join the team for a chat. They discuss the local music industry and the biggest music festival in the country... Spring Fiesta!

J.A.C.K. and Neo profile global DJ Supernova who's back in SA, touching base. He talks about his latest work and his set at this year's Spring Fiesta.