Looking Up

Prof. Block is joined by special guest Adv. George Bizos and they delve into the issue of #RhodesMustFall, a movement by UCT students for the removal of Cecil John Rhodes’ statue. They also speak on Adv. Bizos’ campaign against apartheid in South Africa, most notably during the Rivonia Trial.

The vastness of our universe is difficult to comprehend with the human mind. Prof. Block helps us to understand the inner and outer workings of astronomy, making complex explanations simple.

Ellis Potter joins the Professor all the way from Switzerland, among other things he is the pastor of the Basel International English speaking church of Lausanne, together with Thorsten Marbach, they delve into the topic of Epistemology, which refers to the theory of knowledge. We discover how we know things, using reason, intuition, experience and […]

“If you are not passionate about what you do then that’s not your purpose.” Professor Block delves into the issue of why we were born? He answers thought provoking questions and gives us lessons on how to find our life purpose.

Professor Block gives us a lesson on the awesome astronomical phenomenon which is “Four Blood Moons” and debunks the hoaxes and falsities that surround this topic.

Is there life after matric? Three top matric achievers divulge how school leavers really feel. What keeps students motivated? Is it ever too late to start working hard? All these questions and more are answered by the Professor and his guests; Suleiman Momoniat, Lealon Daniel Forbay and Waseema Lombard.

Prof. David Block explores the growing local music industry with guest Simon Hodgson, founder of Love SA Music.

Prof. Block is back, bringing us all latest news and developments on the human understanding of the universe in which we live. He delves on the topic of time. Does time exist, can we travel to the past or future, Prof. Block gives us the answers.

“Are you hungry?” Prof Block and guest Kenan Groess discuss matters of attainment and personal fulfillment.

“Father absence has detrimental consequences for families, and society as a whole.” Prof. David Block is joined by Kevin Rutter founder of Fathers in Africa and they discuss fatherhood and masculinity and the role they play in society as a whole.