Candice Mama has Tony Bala in studio for the final show of the #WeeklyMashup. They discuss letting go and closing chapters in life. They also delve into the idea that society gets easily offended.

Candice Mama and Alex Shapiro share their hilarious and over the top insights about living enlightened in a social media obsessed world. They also delve into marriage in a social media space.

Candice Mama and Tony Bala share humorous insights about things to be left behind in 2017. They address lessons they learnt in the year gone by, and what they will change in the year ahead.

Producer of the biggest hit of 2017 - Akanamali - Sun-EL joins Candice and Tumisho in studio. They also delve into into reconciling relationships before 2018.

International artist Jarid Williams - who has worked with the likes of Babyface and sang the National Anthem in front of 50 million people at the Nascar rally - joins Candice and Tumisho. They also speak about Candice's talk at the Diversity Intelligence Conference.

Tumisho and Candice speak about November and what it brings. Is it too late to make changes? They also reflect on the highs and lows of 2017, and lessons to take into 2018.

Tumisho and Candice speak about relationships in the time of 2017, and ask whether men really are trash, or are they just getting a bad rep?

This week Candice and Tumisho talk to trainers Themba Maxima and Mika Stefano about weight and the psychological impact it has on one's life. They also delve into how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

With Candice being an active dater, and Tumisho being a divorcee and dater... they speak to Ryan Peimer and Shannon Davidoff on dating in the time of technology. Is romance dead? Are we accustomed to ordering partners like we order pizza? Is there a science to attraction? They ask these questions and so much more.

Candice Mama and Tumisho Masha speak to three incredibly talented stars about their journey, achievements and how they got where they are. South African singer Sevven speaks about his latest album. The Voice USA contestant Blaze Johnson Jr, who represented Team Adam Levine joins in. And song writer, music producer and artist Nate Butler is in studio, who has been apart of 45 million records sold, having worked with Luther Vandross, Victoria Beckham and Backstreet Boys to name a few.

Tumisho and Candice speak to Restaurant of the Year owner Sean Barber, about the man behind the brand. What does it take to run a successful group of restaurants, be a balanced family man and what makes him tick as a successful entrepreneur? They also talk about the inner workings of weight gain.

Today the team speaks about infidelity and moral degeneration in society do woman have to be naked in order to become successful. They also speak to talented singer songwriter Ashlinn Gray about navigating the music industry with integrity and business savvy.

Tumisho and Candice speak about life after Tinder regarding Candice's dating life. They then speak to entrepreneur and shoe designer Tshepo about his entrepreneurial journey.

Tumisho and Candice discuss their blogs about letting go and what type of people will throw you overboard if you don't clear out your camp,they then speak to CrossFit champion and gym owner Jason Smith about competing internationally and making CrossFit games more popular.

In this episode Tumisho and Candice talk about the Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather fight. They then branch out into relationships and talk about the signs that someone will betray you.

Candice Mama chats to Simphiwe Mthethwa about being dateable in today's society. Tumisho then joins the conversation and they speak about the business of art with Nelson Makamo, Setlamorago Mashilo and Matsela Moshokoa.

Tumisho talks all things media with PR expert Oscar Tshifure and MD of Independent Media Mike Ntsasa. Is there such a thing as bad publicity? Who is this entity called 'the media' and how are young people in SA shaping what we hear and see about our country? Are you an aspiring journalist, mover and shaker or well-known personality? Then download this podcast right now.

It's an all female invasion with Candice Mama and Simphiwe Mthethwa as they discuss the meaning of Women's Day and feminism. Entrepreneur Cherise Williams and Mrs SA Finalist Rhona Erasmus also join in the conversation.

Candice and Tumisho decide to start their birthday month with some wine and entertainment. They speak to Nonhlanhla Gule about what it takes to run a wine brand as a young black entrepreneur. They also feature petrol attendant and aspiring hip-hop artist Ndalo.

What lessons can you learn from your past relationships? Tumisho and Candice discuss some of the lessons they've learnt. They also talk about state capture.

This week Candice and Tumisho have entrepreneurs of Touch Rugby SA, Driver For A Day and The HookUp Dinner (THUD) sharing their wisdom on business and philanthropy.

Candice and Tumisho chat to entrepreneur Vusani Ravele of Native Decor about his experience on Shark Tank, and why he took the leap of faith into entrepreneurship.

Simphiwe Mthethwa stands in for Tumisho Masha and talks to Candice about women's empowerment and being a woman in today's demanding society. They are then joined by Alex Granger - speaker, author and think-shifter - to discuss what it takes to become a successful leader.

Candice and Tumisho speak about how bad drivers should be fined by citizens. They also have songstress and powerhouse Danine Naidoo in studio talking about her new single "Rock Me" and navigating the PR and TV presenter world.