Lunch with Pippa Hudson CapeTalk

Pippa speaks to Wendy about the current shortage of 10c and 20c pieces, meaning retailers with large numbers of cash-paying customers are facing challenges of the small change kind.
Plus, the National Consumer Commission is targeting retailers selling “expired food”, once again failing to distinguish between foods with Use By dates and those with Best Before dates. The law does not apply equally.
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Car Talk Pippa talks to Ernest Page about which Toyota a listener should give to his university student kids. Ernest tells us more about the inaugural Lemons car race he's taking part in next weekend.
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Pippa speaks to two members of Narcotics Anonymous on International Day against Drug Abuse about their journey back from drug addiction.  Narcotics Anonymous was founded in America in 1953 and offers meetings and support in over 140 countries today. It’s had a presence in South Africa since the 1980s.
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Pippa speaks to a MaxX & Love, a Blues duo, about their upcoming album, These Blues Might Get You Too.
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Pippa speaks to the Friends of Valkenberg Trust about their plans for Mandela Day and how to get Capetonians more involved in projects at the hospital. 
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Pippa speaks to Dr Lynda Greathead, a chiropractor who only has 2% vision in one eye and none in the other, and has summitted Kilimanjaro. She was part of a group of parents, teachers, and learners who did the climb to celebrate Bishop’s Diocesan College's 175th birthday. 
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