From the Super Rugby Semi-Finals to the Tour De France. Sports analyst Kgomotso Mokgathle lets you in on all the sports that will be happening this weeken.

What is bitcoin? What is cryptocurrency ? How can you benefit from it? Michael Glaros is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft and he is on the line to explain all you need to know about bitcoin.

Today on Master Class we are joined in-studio by bassoonist Paul Rodgers. We spoke to him about how he started playing the bassoon, his orchestral work and he played the bassoon for us.

Cheryl Meyer is a food-loving Registered Dietitian. She joins us to discuss healthy weight gain, and how to gain weight if you are under weight.

Sports Podcaster and Presenter Kgomotso Mokgatlhe joins us to discuss this weeks fixtures, and to let you in on what you can expect this weekend, all in the world of sports.

We are joined in studio by film director and script writer Lwazi Mvusi. Lwazi is taking the South African film industry by storm, with her captivating story-telling and powerful cinematography. She chats to us about her journey, her award nominated feature films and her latest movie Farewell Ella Bella starring Sello Maake Ka Ncube and Jay Anstey.

Leon Bosch is a double bassist known for his expressive bel canto style. He was born and raised in Cape Town and he is currently based in the UK. He chats to us about his journey and the double bass.

What do you do when your partner sabotages the financial plan? Financial Life Planner Kim Potgieter sheds some light on the issue and gives advice on how to deal with joint financial sabotage.

It’s almost time for the FIFA World Cup Final! Sports guru Kgomotso Mokgathle explains to us all we need to know about the upcoming final. We round up other sporting codes, and let you in on what you can expect this weekend.

John Moore is a visual artist who is inspired by wildlife. His paintings are a depiction of natural heritage, and his personal history with animals. He chats to us about his paintings, inspiration and his exhibition at the Afropolitan Gallery at Victoria Yards in Johannesburg, which runs until the 1 August 2018.