In this episode, comedian, TV host, podcaster, and actor Mpho Popps shares his journey of transformation and growth. Discover how he puts everything into his craft to make magic on stage, the challenges and pitfalls of the comedy industry, and how hitting rock bottom was the turning point to becoming his best self.

Get ready for laughter, honesty, and valuable life lessons in this must-watch conversation!

Our next guest on The Happiness Economy Podcast is Lindy Johnson, a comedian and writer based in Johannesburg. In this episode Lindy speaks about growing up in Paarl, always counting her blessings, how her fitness journey changed her life and how she is finally getting better at letting go of failure.

Donald Fick is a doctor, medical consultant and mental health advocate. In this episode of #thehappinesseconomypodcast he speaks about the impact that access to education has had on his life, learning to accept his limitations and the importance of choosing the right partner in life.

Jonathan Boynton-Lee is an actor, television presenter, writer and philanthropist. In this episode of the happiness economy podcast Jonathan speaks of his unique upbringing, appreciating second chances in life, being at his happiest when he is giving back and always striving to be different, while still following his dreams.

Angela Weickl is a multi-hyphenated creative – a culture manager, DJ, creative consultant, talent agent and activist from Johannesburg. In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast she speaks about nurturing her niche creative interests from a young age, how her gratitude allows her to self-regulate on bad days, the perspective that comes with age, living life without regrets and how the current moment is the best time of her life.

Carvin Goldstone is an award-winning comedian from Durban. In this episode of #thehappinesseconomypodcast he speaks of his charmed life despite humble beginnings, his belief that he has received more than he deserves in life and being ok with knowing that his perspective on things can change.

Our guest on this episode of #thehappinesseconomypodcast is Kate Goliath, the Managing Director of Goliath & Goliath, a comedic entertainment and creative agency. In this episode she speaks on how her life and priorities changed when she became a mother, how she tries to always seek out the light in the darkness, her desire to always be unique and the growth that comes with age.

Nina Hastie is a comedian, actress, voiceover artist, MC and mental health advocate, based in Johannesburg. In this episode of #thehappinesseconomypodcast she speaks on realigning her mindset to focus on gratitude, understanding the true source of her happiness and self-worth, how she is in the best place she has ever been and going all in on working on herself.

Robby Collins is an award-winning standup comedian who has made the world his stage. In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast, Robby unpacks how his mother has shaped his values in life, practicing forgiveness of himself and others and he details how therapy has allowed him to take his career and his life in general up another level.

In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast, we are joined by Palesa Makubang, the visionary fashion designer and founder of the avant-garde fashion label Mantsho. Known for her innovative and culturally rich designs, Palesa shares her journey as a creative and how her South African heritage has shaped her work. Discover her unique approach to gratitude, her perspective on navigating a sometimes uncaring world, and how she's learned to give without expecting anything in return.