Ben Defty - Cape Town's very own Jared Leto, discusses his ventures into music, acting and architecture. He also joins Sam in exploring Cape Town's creative scene and why instagram culture is a toxic, false value for creatives. The two also briefly chat politics and dance around why the average young person is completely disinterested with the aforementioned.

Izzy, an upcoming entrepreneur and sorceress of good energy, joins Sam in discussing her first business - Loveyoni. A start up company built on providing women's sanitary products to the rich and poor. The pair also dive into menstruation, exploring issues that women face on the daily, as well as why some men simply don't get it. The sky is the limit for Izzy and the two end the discussion around her aspirations for a successful work/home life.

Sihle Lonzi, a key figure in SA's #FeesMustFall movement, joins the show this week. Along with Sam, the two engage in unpacking the challenges black bodies face in Model C schools, woke white people, #FeesMustFall and the scariest three letters known to white South Africans - The EFF! An honest encounter that symbolises the challenges and hopes that young South Africans face.

Mazin - a 23 year old, medicine student by day, dance music DJ by night, joins the show to discuss the highs and lows of studying medicine, the joys of the Cape Town music industry, as well as the heightened sensitivities that have enveloped the 21st century. South Africa's Lockdown is briefly debated. The brimming intellectual also shares the impact of Covid-19 on him and his surroundings. The foreseeable effects of the virus on Ramadan are also explored. Daily news is covered as Mazin and Samuel engage in an informative, light-hearted catch up.