Mark Banks has been making people laugh for a really long time. Professionally for over 25 years in a variety of shows around South Africa and abroad. He sits down with Gareth in a literal laugh a minute session where he talks about state capture, the actual size of the Gupta family, flamingos in winter, terrible adverts and so much more.

Former NASA astronaut Dr Don Thomas stopped in South Africa for a series of public talks and school visits, to share some of what he’s learned during his seven years with NASA. He’s completed four shuttle missions, logging over 1,040 hours of adventuring in space. Discover some of his fascinating adventures and how life is in outer space in this conversation.

Get into the mind of highly-spirited sports broadcaster, Neil Andrews. With over 20 years under him in broadcasting, he gives Gareth some tips on racing, speaks about how he started and how he navigates being politically correct these days. Expecting a baby boy in March 2018, he also speaks about the age and racial differences with his wife, the interesting lobola process he had to undergo and what he hopes to teach his children. There’s lots to learn from this remarkable man including his spirituality, who he trusts and some of his notable interviews.

Award-winning South African singer and actress Kelly Khumalo and Gareth get into a conversation about her intriguing life and times. From overcoming dark moments to finding balance, this gives you a peek into the entertainer’s life. Find out her future ambitions, including her preparations for her first one woman show.

It’s a great time to be Louise Carver, and she genuinely means it. She’s in a great space in her life, as she enjoys every moment. She’s knocked Rihanna off the Billboard charts and about to travel again, but also has recently been getting over a toxic relationship of three years. She shares the lessons she’s learned and how she’s now in touch with her emotions. A powerful conversation about embracing what life throws at you.

It’s been a little over a year since the Democratic Alliance’s Solly Msimanga took over the position of Mayor of Tshwane. What has he learned while running the third biggest geographical municipality in the world? What are the frustrations and threats he’s come across? And what does he really want to do with his position? Msimanga answers these during this conversation with Gareth. He also sounds off on hot topics such as wasteful expenditure in government, Eskom, and his criticism for the African National Congress. The self-confessed OCD leader also explains some of the decisions he’s made – including why he doesn’t live in the mayoral house or drive expensive cars.

After decades of being one of the most iconic radio personalities in South Africa, John Robbie has finally called it a day. He and Gareth talk about his amazing journey, how he transitioned from rugby player to radio presenter, and all the incredible things that happened from there, and the people that came into his life.

Being the best at everything is something that Unathi Msengana has been associated with for quite some time now. Now off national morning radio for all the right reasons, she gets to have a good catch up with Gareth, share what’s going on in her life right now and what she still wants to do both professionally and personally.

Gerrie Nel became a household name on the back of the Oscar Pistorius trial. This was just one of many trials that defined an incredible legal career for the state, one that he is now bringing to an end for a new challenge. Gareth chats to him about this bold new move, and of course gets his thoughts on the high profile Oscar case now that the dust has settled.

Gad Saad is a Montreal Professor of Evolutionary Behaviour and Gareth gets him to tell us about gift-giving, risk-taking and the effect of hormones on shopping for men and women. The thing that fires Gad up is his passion for free speech, the scientific method and not tolerating any bullshit. He and Gareth talk about multiculturalism, gender, the regressive left and Canada’s ridiculous Prime Minister.