ukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Dr. Jentile discuss the Short Learning Programme (SLP) called African Christian Leadership. This program runs for 6 months, offering students the opportunity to earn credits while focusing on leadership development grounded in Christian principles. It is targeted specifically for leaders, pastors, and those called to Christian ministry roles. The program covers practical and theological training designed to equip leaders with skills for effective ministry and community impact, emphasizing African cultural contexts and Christian values.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Ms. Letlhogonolo Mohasi, CEO and Founder of Aretshwareneng, to the studio. Gauteng, specifically Mamelodi, serves as the organization's headquarters. They discuss Aretshwareneng’s mission and the preparation for their annual Christmas Initiative, scheduled for 23 December 2025 in Mamelodi East. This initiative is part of their ongoing work in humanitarian aid and evangelism, led by students with branches across South Africa. The widespread presence of these branches reflects the organization’s dedication to addressing social challenges and supporting communities nationwide.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to the studio with Prophet Sibo Dhlomo to discuss the "Open Ye Gates of Gauteng Prayer Revival 2025." They explore the purpose and significance of this revival, emphasizing its role in spiritual awakening and unity across Gauteng. The revival is scheduled for 21 November 2025 at 18:00 and continues on 22 November from 09:30 to 18:00. It will be held at 3C Church, 08 Jan Smuts, Pretoria. This event aims to inspire believers to rebuild spiritual walls, foster repentance, and pray fervently for God's intervention in the province.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Lehlohonolo Ramosolo discuss the Fathers Matter WhatsApp Coach, a digital tool developed by Heartlines to support South African fathers. The WhatsApp Coach provides real-time advice and guidance on parenting and fatherhood, offering a private, one-on-one chat experience. Men can ask questions about connecting with their children, co-parenting, legal rights, and everyday parenting challenges. The chatbot is trustworthy, built to empower dads with practical skills and emotional support. To start, men simply send "Hi" to 060 058 2107 on WhatsApp to engage and receive helpful tips anytime, making fatherhood guidance easily accessible and confidential.​​ To connect use this number 060 058 2107.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Ambassador Prudence Mocumi to discuss the upcoming Marketplace Champions Conference scheduled for 8 November 2025, from 9 am to 5 pm at Linbro Park, Sandton. The conference theme is "Raising Champions in Your Spheres of Influence", focusing on empowering individuals to transform defeat into success within their various spheres like business, education, government, media, arts, and entertainment. The event promises a day of empowerment, transformation, dynamic speakers, networking, and opportunities for vendors and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services. Participants are encouraged to embrace their potential, make kingdom connections, and prepare to show up as champions in 2026.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with Talitha Oosthuizen, discussing the journey of Mrs South Africa Finalists 2025 and how to turn a big beauty pageant dream into reality. Talitha, 42 years old from Johannesburg, Gauteng, is a passionate entrepreneur and co-owner of three companies including the Bush Whisper Group, which offers bespoke African experiences and handcrafted Shwe Shwe designs celebrating South African heritage. She is a qualified beauty therapist with diplomas in Accounting and Marketing. Married to Denys Oosthuizen for 15 years, Talitha’s life is grounded in faith, resilience, and shared values. She is passionate about giving back—supporting vulnerable children, people with disabilities, fighting human trafficking, and anti-poaching initiatives—and mentors young women through skills development. Her motto is that "When faith fuels your purpose, nothing is impossible."

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Mr. Jeff Cele from Fathers Matter to discuss how fathers can be actively present in their children's lives even if they do not live with them. Fathers Matter is an organization that promotes active, equal, and non-violent involvement of fathers and male caregivers in the lives of children. The conversation emphasizes the importance of consistent communication, emotional support, and shared responsibilities. Fathers are encouraged to engage meaningfully through visits, calls, participating in milestones, and providing guidance and nurturing regardless of physical proximity. The organization advocates for breaking traditional norms, fostering healthy father-child relationships, and supporting communities to recognize the vital role of all father figures, including biological, adoptive, and social fathers.

Given Masilela returns to the studio for Dineo Phadimenyane, since she is engaged with young people to cope and manage mental health issues. They are talking about Matric Exam Preparation tips. Using past exam papers and practicing sample questions helps familiarize learners with exam formats and commonly tested topics. Developing good study habits, such as finding a quiet and comfortable study space, taking short breaks, and employing memorization techniques like mnemonics, can enhance retention and concentration.

For matric exam preparations in South Africa in 2025, motivation and effective study strategies are crucial. Students are encouraged to start preparing early with a structured study plan, focusing on regular, consistent revision rather than last-minute cramming. Using past exam papers and practicing sample questions helps familiarize learners with exam formats and commonly tested topics. Developing good study habits, such as finding a quiet and comfortable study space, taking short breaks, and employing memorization techniques like mnemonics, can enhance retention and concentration.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returned to the studio with Bandile Shoba, CEO of Smart Living and the winner of the Pitch Your Business Competition 2025. The competition was jointly hosted by I Am Youth, Radio Pulpit, and the North-West University’s Faculty of Economic and Management Science along with its bhive Enterprise Development Centre. All participants received valuable free online business training, and the winner received a prize package including marketing exposure worth R500,000 through I AM Youth and Radio Pulpit, plus in-depth mentorship by the University. Bandile Shoba won with his eco-conscious, purpose-built student accommodation near NWU Potchefstroom campus. This innovative business concept reflects sustainable living focused on student needs and environmental consciousness.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Mr. Andile Maphosa, Fathers Matter Coach discusses how fathers can positively engage with their children. Fathers Matter Coach is a supportive platform providing real-time encouragement and guidance to South African dads, emphasizing the vital role of active fatherhood. They highlight that fathers need to be present, communicative, and involved in their children's lives—not just as providers but as nurturing role models. Positive involvement includes spending quality time, mentoring, guiding moral and spiritual growth, and being emotionally available. This support strengthens family bonds and contributes significantly to the well-being and development of children.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Mr. Jeff Cele from Fathers Matter to discuss the importance of fathers and father figures. Fathers Matter is an organization that promotes active, equal, and non-violent involvement of fathers and male caregivers in the lives of children. The conversation emphasizes how fathers and father figures play a crucial role in nurturing, providing emotional support, and guiding children to become well-rounded individuals. Strong father involvement contributes to children’s survival, protection, education, and overall development. Mr. Cele highlights the importance of fathers’ presence for healthy family dynamics and community wellbeing, encouraging more fathers to step up and engage positively in their children’s lives.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Wayne Cloete discuss the Cape Town International Kite Festival 2025, Cape Mental Health’s flagship event, symbolizing hope for the people of Cape Town. The theme for 2025 is #CourageToFly, encouraging resilience, community, and creativity as participants raise awareness for mental health. The festival, celebrating its 31st year, will take place on October 25-26 at the new venue, Youngsfield Military Base in Ottery. It features vibrant kite displays from local and international artists, kite-making workshops, and activities designed to promote mental wellness and destigmatize mental health issues, offering a joyful and therapeutic experience for all ages.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is back in the studio with Evangelist Aryn Maurukira, Pastor TK, and Dumi Chirwa to discuss the upcoming Acts Gospel Crusade Springs 2025. This significant event is scheduled to take place on Friday, October 24, and Saturday, October 25, at Springs Technical High School. The group highlights the revival and spiritual awakening expected during the crusade, inviting the community to participate in this powerful gathering. They emphasize the importance of coming together in worship, prayer, and faith to experience God’s transforming presence. The discussion seeks to encourage widespread involvement and anticipation for the impact of the crusade.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Presca Moloi and Gezani Baloyi from Cullinan Wellness Hospital, located east of Pretoria, to discuss mental health. Cullinan Wellness Hospital is a private psychiatric facility that offers comprehensive care for patients on their journey to mental wellness. They begin by explaining what mental health is—covering emotional, psychological, and social well-being. They discuss common causes of mental health issues such as stress, trauma, genetics, and lifestyle factors. Symptoms may include changes in mood, behavior, and thinking patterns. The discussion includes ways to overcome mental health challenges through professional help, therapy, medication, and community support. They also emphasize the importance of raising awareness to reduce stigma and encourage people to seek help early.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Mrs. Eunice Rakhale-Molefe to the studio to discuss book tourism and cooking skills. Eunice is an African-based tourist experience specialist, author, and heritage custodian who hosts unique culinary storytelling experiences. Her work celebrates South Africa's culinary and cultural heritage through interactive dining that combines traditional food, music, and storytelling. Eunice is also the founder of CEM Publishers, a self-publishing company promoting African stories and heritage. Her book, "South African Culinary Heritage," features authentic traditional recipes and life stories, offering guests a rich cultural experience alongside their dining. This blend of book tourism and cooking skills highlights preserving and sharing African culinary and cultural legacies.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Chantele Menz discuss Team A21, a global non-profit organization dedicated to abolishing slavery worldwide. Founded in 2008, A21 focuses on three main parts: Prevention – through education and awareness programs aimed at making people aware of human trafficking and slavery risks to stop it before it starts. Rescue – working alongside law enforcement to free victims from trafficking and bring traffickers to justice. Restore – providing survivors with safe housing, medical care, legal aid, counseling, vocational training, and support for reintegration into society. A21 operates in numerous countries including South Africa, partnering with local agencies for comprehensive anti-slavery efforts. Their mission is to end slavery everywhere and support survivors toward independence and freedom.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with Thomas McCarthy, Thomas, and William from Families of Virtue. They discuss the importance of Christlike service, emphasizing serving others with humility, love, and dedication as modeled by Jesus Christ. Their conversation highlights how embodying these virtues strengthens families and communities, encouraging listeners to practice selfless service in daily life.

Lukho Mkwedi welcomes Yoland and Minister Moment Nyadembera from Psalted as they discuss the upcoming African Sounds of Worship event. Minister Moment, known for playing the hoash instrument, highlights the event scheduled for October 4, 2025, at Rhema Bible Church. This celebration promises vibrant worship, blending African traditional music and praise to inspire unity and spiritual enrichment.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is joined by Prof. Silas Dladla to discuss the upcoming Prayer March for Jesus 2025, scheduled for October 4th in Winterveldt, North West. This event focuses on engaging the youth, with the theme "Jesus Reaching for New Generation." The march aims to unite young people in worship and celebration, creating a powerful platform for spiritual growth and community unity among the next generation. The invite covers Soshanguve too.