Duidelik Dapper, Duidelik Dapper S02E020

A specialist debunks some Covid vaccination myths, we get to know author, actor and activist Pieter-Dirk Uys and we spend time with the charitable people from Ladles of love.

We find out more about self-care and aesthetics, chat to the talented Elzabé Zietsman and we see what a difference new school shoes can make.

We investigate eating disorders, experience the incredible work done by Project Flamingo and how they help breast cancer victims and we find out more about pug rehabilitation.

We get the low down on menopause, spend time with the legend Joel Stransky and see the wonderful work being done at the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Woman and Children.

We speak to a well-known sports physiotherapist about injury and prevention, surf waves with Olympic medal winner Bianca Buitendag and the story about a burnt down pharmacy gives us hope.

A Pathologist gives clarity relating to the content of the Covid vaccine, and Louw Breytenbach opens up about his mental disorders and struggles with homosexuality.

We have have an interesting discussion with a specialist physician about kidney disease and prevention and we meet the legendary Ruda Landman.

We speak to an abdominal organ transplant surgeon about organ and tissue transplant and we find out more about Stargardt's disease.

We get some tips on how to prepare ourselves and others for the aging process, experience the power of friendship through a liver transplant and also travel to Cape Town with us.

We discuss chronic pain caused by Fibromyalgia and how best to manage it, get inspired by world explorer Kingsley Holgate, and feel uplifted as we contribute to the Tehillah Community.

We speak to a leading ophthalmologist about eye conditions from a self-care perspective, get personal with Jeremy Mansfield and see how a sex worker is given a second chance in life.

Get informed about arthritis and the prevention thereof, meet an extraordinary young man who manages a drug rehabilitation centre and we support an exceptional netball player.

An expert tells us more about the differences between feeling sad, being depressed and grief. We spend time with the enigmatic Nianell and a student gets surprised with something special.

We demystify meditation and get tips on practising it at home, learn more about Max du Preez's brave journey as a journalist, and surprise someone with a food garden.

Skincare guru Isabel Carstens-Roos places the importance of skincare in the spotlight. We learn more about rugby player Neil Powell, and brighten young faces with brand new books.

A pulmonologist answers our questions about lung health, singer Vicky Sampson chats to us about her life's journey, and we surprise the people from Learn2Live with much-needed products.

Anti-crime activist Yusuf Ambramjee welcomes us at his home and we surprise two swim students with bursaries for their championships along with their very inspiring coach.

A clinical hematologist tells us more about blood relations and diseases. Braedon Powell relives the day he saved two men from the sea and we help Therepéa Girls Home with necessities.

We talk to a dietician about nutritional imbalance, rugby player Aidon Davis shares his cancer story with us, and we visit KwaZulu-Natal with Gift of The Givers after the tragic floods.

A pharmacist tells us more about pharmacy-initiated therapy. PJ Powers shares more about her life story. We contribute towards two policemen’s medical expenses.

We discuss infertility and surrogacy. A woman finally found true love after 40 years of abuse. We surprise actress Lizz Meiring with news that we'll be helping the Theatre Benevolent Fund.

We look at the differences and similarities between colds, flu and Covid 19 and speak to a very innovative fashion designer. Lastly, we visit Chimp Eden.

We have an important conversation about the heart and it's diseases. Carolyn Steyn shares her story until she got knighted and we surprise a needy little school in Bloemfontein.

A neurologist answer questions surrounding migraines, a marine conservation photographer shares his story and the Johannesburg Youth Orchestra gets a very needy surprise.

We welcome back dr Emille Reed and talk about antibiotics. We find out more about our very own presenter, Leah, and we visit the Felicitas School in Brakpan.

Evita Bezuidenhout joins us for a cup of tea and we make a contribution to a house of safety for abuse victims in Cape Town, Huis Jabes.