We like to test Kelly on her “Dude Knowledge” - these are all questions that are geared towards men.

Our listener Shelby is asking if it’s romantic or psycho when your boyfriend does what her boyfriend just did…. just shows up with all his stuff and never leaves?

What’s the Wildest Thing You’ve Seen Driving on the Highway?

Your personal threshold exists to offer you a protective, soft edge. It notifies you when to slow down, and it offers you a surface to lean against when you need a pause. In this episode we explore how to work with this essential Body Language element. Join us in the Body Language Community membership by visiting www.bodylanguage.work

Have you ever dated someone “less attractive” because you thought “at least they'll be nice,” but then they WEREN'T? You just got SHREKKED.

Give us a subject. Then we will go back and forth naming items in that subject until someone has to tap out.

Our listener Ashley had her breakup speech all rehearsed in her head…. until a wedding invitation totally ruined her timing. Is it wrong to keep a boyfriend around for one last road trip before sending him packing?

We dive into the click bait headlines so you don’t need to waste the time or click.

Students in Juba recently attended a special film screening under the Gatakhor Human Rights Festival, showcasing powerful stories from South Sudan and beyond. The films highlighted themes of freedom, education, equality, and the courage to stand up for one’s rights. On the Miraya Breakfast Show, Victoria William, Stella Kapuki, and Moses Moga share what they learned, how the stories inspired them, and the actions they plan to take in their schools and communities.

Unity State is grappling with a convergence of health challenges, from floods and recurrent outbreaks of cholera, hepatitis E, and malaria to the wider humanitarian crisis and insecurity. What are the biggest health threats facing communities right now, and how prepared are authorities and partners to respond?  The Miraya Breakfast Show is in conversation with Loro Frederick, World Health Organization's Coordinator in Unity State.

On this week's informational session in collaboration with the World Health Organization, we focus on Warrap State, where seasonal floods and recurrent disease outbreaks such as cholera continue to strain health facilities and impact thousands of families already facing displacement, food insecurity, and limited access to clean water.  Field Coordinator for the WHO Hub in Warrap, Deng Akol, speaks on the responses to the health emergencies in the state.

Guest: - Khan Chuol, Head of Public Health Department at Juba Teaching hospital

Guests: - Justice Ajonye Perpetua - Representative from Ministry of Gender - Joyce Ayoub Phillip - Representative from Ministry of Gender

South Sudan has been invited to attend the Africa Climate Summit 2 in Addis Ababa from 8–10 September 2025, where 25 heads of state are expected. The summit will push for Africa’s unified position ahead of COP30, the G20, and the UN General Assembly in Brazil. Ethiopia’s Embassy in Juba says South Sudan’s participation is vital, given the country’s severe climate impacts. Radio Miraya's Sani Martin speaks to Addis Zewdie, the Second Secretary at the Ethiopian Embassy in Juba.

Humanitarian workers in South Sudan face daily risks of harassment, attacks, and even death while delivering life-saving aid. On World Humanitarian Day, the UN urges stronger protection and global solidarity to support those on the frontlines of South Sudan’s humanitarian crisis. Radio Miraya is in conversation with Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General in South Sudan, Anita Kiki Gbeho.

A leading South Sudanese lawyer has urged the government to handle the issue of possible Palestinian displacement from Gaza with extreme caution. Godfrey Bulla, Executive Director of the Justice and Human Rights Observatory, says Juba must prioritise respect for international legal obligations, consult the United Nations refugee agency, and avoid any role that could contribute to the subjugation of the Palestinian people. He spoke to Radio Miraya’s Alex Agole.

Guest: - Dr. Ayiik Kuir, Programme, Policy Officer for Innovations, World Food Programme

We’ll kick Kelly out of the room, ask you 5 pop culture questions, then bring Kelly back in and ask her the same 5 questions. If you can get more correct answers than Kelly, you win! If you get less or tie, then you Can’t Beat Kelly!

“Becky” is coming to us about a situation she has found herself in at work. She tends bar, and her ex has been coming in pretty regularly the last few months. We’ll dive into why this might be problematic in Group Therapy!

Those chance encounters with someone you’re interested in that failed to turn into something more. That’s where Ben & Kelly come in! They scour the internet looking for people who just need that 2nd chance. It’s the weird, the wild, and the desperate… it’s Missed Connections!