With a rhythm and groove that is still going strong, John Leyden and Claire Johnston of Mango Groove fame chat to Gareth Cliff and the team. As they debut their first album in six years, these music legends discuss their successful careers, giving insight into how they created some of their biggest hits and how their childhoods weaved into their music. The duo tell the story of how they met, their iconic music videos and how they feel about music in 2015. Claire also touches on her relationship with her parents and what made her join the group at the tender age of 17.

Media darling and co-host of 'The Buzz', Jen Su, chats to Gareth Cliff in a no holds barred interview as she bares it all, inspired by her recent book - 'From Z to A Lister', a triumphant tale about success. This Asian star gives insights into growing up in the US, winning a singing competition at 18, touring wildly at 19 and battling anorexia and bulimia. Who knew this beauty was silently struggling with suicidal thoughts, health scares and dealing with breaking through glass ceilings in different parts of the world? Find out how much she says South Africa means to her and how she can go to four events in one night, and handle all of this with grace and a smile too!

Siblings Claudia and Ryan Swartzberg chat to Gareth Cliff and the team about how they're improving education with their latest initiative, My Top Dog. This digital education platform has already improved over 3 million South Africans academically by an average of 8%. Through their online portal with interactive tests, tutorials, mock exams and animated lectures, they provide learners from grades 4 to 12 with an enhanced learning experience to take education to another level. Also learn more about the smart Swartbergs, both being actuarial scientists, which isn't a surprise considering their parents who've achieved so much too!

The host of The Capital Rap Up, Siyabonga Sibeko AKA DJ Capital, tells us more about his life, becoming Head Boy in high school, gigging, what he's looking for in a partner, his unconventional Christmas gift to himself and so much more, nothing is left unsaid! Also, hear what the 'What You Like' hitmaker thinks about some of SA hip-hop's biggest stars.

Singer and host of 'The Open Book' Loyiso Bala chats to Gareth Cliff and the team as one of Aramis Black's Ambassadors. This award-winning crooner speaks about growing up in one of the most famous South African families in music history, fatherhood, his take on 'The Voice South Africa' and international productions coming to our country. After recently performing at Gary Player's 80th birthday, he also discusses what it's like to perform for celebrities. Also, find out why Drakensberg has such a special place in his heart.

Gareth had a quick chat with Sir Richard Branson on board the Virgin Atlantic 787 Dreamliner. They talked about his accomplishments, doing things that make the world a better place and what South Africa could do better. Sir Richard mentioned that he and Thabo Mbeki had a plan to give universal health care to all South Africans on the day he was ousted in Polokwane. He also revealed that he and his team saved a man in Oklahoma from execution as part of his effort to end the death penalty worldwide. The interview ended with Sir Richard asking Gareth about CliffCentral and freedom of expression.

Author, wife and mother of triplets Rahla Xenopoulos joins Gareth Cliff and the team to discuss her new book, 'Tribe', a novel that explores Generation X. 'Tribe' chronicles everyday things that we all deal with, in an intriguingly deceptive way. The third book from the writer sees her look at what makes this age group from the early 1960s to the early 1980s different and similar to the other generations. Xenopoulos discusses why she believes we're living in a very exciting moment and who she believes are the real heroes today.

Self-described media anarchist Jason Xenopoulos shares his story with Gareth Cliff and the team, which is one of challenging convention and persevering against all odds. This CEO and father of 10-year-old triplets finds stimulation in being part of different projects and seeing an idea come to life. From his wild youth, beginning his career in film and settling down with his writer wife in Cape Town, Xenopoulos leaves no stone unturned during this interview. Listen in to hear his take on marketing and why he hates the term "advertising" too.

Host of Oneal on CliffCentral and quintessential modern man Oneal Madumo gives insight into why he's been dubbed an #AramisBlack Ambassador by the iconic fragrance. The Former Big Brother Africa housemate also speaks about his clan from Botswana, what being a "gentleman" means and how you stay true to yourself yet still move with the times. Gareth Cliff also puts him on to the spot about some of the overly touchy experiences he's had with fans (which leads to finding out some of his favourite women from across the world) and the five items he'd take onto a deserted island.

Outspoken woman Alaine Marsden sheds light on transgenderism in the world including the realities of most trans people. She gives a glimpse into her intriguing past as someone who has had gender struggles growing up, yet has now overcome the nightmare of puberty and depression to now live a fearless life. In the age of Caitlyn Jenner, Ruby Rose and Janet Mock, the spectrum of gender and sexuality is broken down in this easy to understand interview.