By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy listeners are deleting social media apps and taking breaks from online messaging. They share with Kgomotso Meso which apps need to go. Personal preferences differed with some unable to go a day without chatting on WhatsApp and others feeling overwhelmed by the expectation to always be online. Some of the reasons listeners are deleting apps include being spammed by unnecessary adverts, annoying pop-ups and […]
By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy with Unathi speaks to Oncologist, Dr Nokwanda Zuma and Reconstructive Surgeon Dr Brian Monaisa about breast cancer. Dr Monaisa is also the founder of Smile Africa Foundation and he notes there's an increase in more black women being diagnosed with breast cancer. "Breast cancer is becoming increasingly more aggressive. My work comes in at a later stage, once a woman is cancer free. Usually […]
By: Natasha Archary This week on your Mental Health Check-In on Midday Joy with Unathi, Clinical Psychologist, Anele Siswana talks Active Allyship. Prioritising your wellbeing can be tough when you don't have a good support structure both in and out of the workplace. A mental health ally stands up for colleagues who might be experiencing, stress, anxiety or depression. According to Anele Siswana, Active Allyship is the act of […]
By: Natasha Archary "I don't just take on the males in the industry, I am taking on the females too. I'm here to take on everyone. Everyone! Let's go." - Anele Mdoda Radio and TV personality Anele Mdoda joined Unathi on Midday Joy for a much-needed catch-up. Unphased by her recent trolling on Twitter after pics of her in a yellow bikini went viral, the popular talk host called […]
By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy with Unathi continues the conversation around mental health with a look at alternative medicine in treating depression, anxiety and stress. Brent Murphy, a pharmacist specialising in Research and Development of Natural Medicines, speaks to Unathi about the "holistic treatment" options available. "Think about it this way, you would never tell a person with one leg, 'Hey you with 1 leg, grow another leg!' you […]
By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy listeners share with Unathi that their partners pull the disappearing act and go days without word. From the sound of it, December isn't the only time people are prone to going awol on their significant others, with some making it a regular occurrence. Only to return days, sometimes weeks later like nothing happened. According to relationship experts people who do this are emotionally unavailable. […]
By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy listeners were touched after a listener emotionally reached out to Unathi about her abusive marriage. Sharing her pain with Unathi, the listener mentioned that she had been crying for days because her husband's verbal abuse had taken a toll on her. To make things worse, it was her birthday and she was left feeling inadequate, broken and unworthy. "Hi sis Unsta, my story is […]
By: Natasha Archary We all have them, those weird crushes that have you questioning whether there's something wrong with your tastebuds. Midday Joy with Unathi wanted to know who listeners are crushing on and their secrets are safe with us...not! Unathi's weird crush is Thabo Mbeki and Midday Joy producer Ayob has it bad for Naledi Pandor. There's nothing wrong with having a crush on someone and while there […]
By: Natasha Archary Midday Joy with Unathi invited Clinical Psychologist Anele Siswana for a mental health check-in. With the country being moved to alert Level 1 and lockdown restrictions easing, many are struggling to navigate the new normal. As much as this brings some relief after 18-months of social distancing and isolation, it can be overwhelming. Unathi strongly advocates normalising going to therapy and talking about mental health. The […]
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