Rozanne McKenzie is a mom, broadcaster and a self-described struggling crossfitter. In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast, she speaks about the importance of representation, creating an environment where your kids feel safe, being her authentic self, how a health scare gave her a new perspective on life and how she strives to make her mother proud, always.

Farieda Metsileng is an actress, voice artist, production manager and content creator best known for her comedic persona Pharoahfi. In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast she shares Pharoahfi’s origin story, how her work is affected by being a procrastinator of note, battling imposter syndrome and revels in the privilege of being able to use her talents to build her dream life and career

Gcobani Bobo is a Springbok, broadcaster, motivational speaker, a father of two and the ultimate optimist. In this episode he shares his journey as rugby player, the grounding that came from growing up with his grandparents, the joy that he gets from his family, nurturing his inner child and taking time out to live in a cave.

David Kau is a South African comedy pioneer and film maker who has been in the industry for over 25 years. In this episode, he speaks of his love for the Arsenal Football Club, the upside of the pandemic, blocking out unnecessary noise and the grounding and balance his wife has brought to his life.

Tumi Morake is the First Lady of South African Comedy: a comedian, MC, radio and TV presenter, actor, author, columnist, screenwriter and producer. In this episode, Tumi expresses how happy she is when she is free to truly be herself at home in Thaba Nchu, how her kids challenge her in ways she couldn't challenge her mom when she was growing up and learning to stay authentic and not have to put up appearances to keep other people happy.

For our first episode of Season 2 of The Happiness Economy Podcast we have two guests, Tiffany and Johnny Barbuzano. Tiffany is a two-time Safta winning actress who juggles being a mom, wife and writer with running a successful television production company alongside her husband Johnny, a renowned producer and director.

In this episode they share the talent crush at the centre of their relationship, trying to provide their kids with a childhood they don’t need to recover from and making the most of your limited time on earth.

Dan Corder is a radio and television presenter known for his refreshing satirical takes on politics and current affairs. In this episode he shares about his upbringing as part of a large, academic family, the joy that comes with experiencing casual delight every single day and his optimism for the future of South Africa, with a love story in between.

For more than 40 years Dr. Victor, real name Victor Khojane, has contributed to the South Africa’s soundtrack. As a singer, musician, songwriter and producer his music has entertained crowds at home and abroad. In this episode of The Happiness Economy Podcast he highlights the importance of investing in yourself as an artist, surrounding yourself with people who share your vision and the peace that comes with knowing you are exactly where you should be.

Ahmed Tilly is one of South Africa’s leading creative thinkers. After 25 years in the advertising industry producing some of the most memorable campaigns in the country, he started a new journey as a creative consultant in 2020, just as the pandemic hit. In this episode he shares his secret to happiness, the joy that comes with words and how important gratitude, optimism and acceptance are in his life.