Thandiwe Mathibela, the General Manager: Global PR, Communications & Stakeholder Relations for SA Tourism, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the insignificance of the Cape Town Formula E 2023 E-Prix on the tourism industry. 

We all know her from the iconic "Step Up" franchise, but Briana Evigan is more than her signature dance moves. She joins Leigh-Anne Williams in studio to chat about her relocation from Los Angeles to Zimbabwe, the establishment of her media company, MoveMe, as well as her take on the importance of finding your purpose with the aim of impacting yourself and those around you in a positive way. 

Celest Anthony chats to Haley Khan, a Cape Town Original, about how she moved to Johannesburg from Cape Town and still managed to find herself a Cape Town man. 

Celest Anthony, who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams, explains what a "poep op 'n lap" is, and listeners jump in to share some of their old wives tales. 

In the latest episode of the SABC Disability 360 series, Celest Anthony (who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams) chats to Amanda Seccombe, the founder of Eye2Eyes. In 2018, she lost her eyesight and thereafter her and a group of friends started this incredible organisation. She shares more about her journey and how she aims to help those with visual impairments in any way that they can. 

Long-time friends, Leigh-Anne Williams and Zahirah Marty, reunite to chat about Marty's extraordinary journey to becoming an award-winning TV presenter and entrepreneur. She shares more about how she took a risk to move to Dubai alone (and how she lived off of two-minute noodles for MONTHS) as well as the need to celebrate traveling in and around Africa.  

A man of many talents, Loyiso Bala, joins Leigh-Anne Williams in studio to chat about his brand new single "Do It Again", which features the sensational Gigi LaMayne. He shares more about rediscovering his love for R&B with the help of award-winning artist and songwriter, Jimmy Nevis, as well as his aim to release an album later this year. He also delivers a special Valentine's Day song for the ladies on the day of love. 

Leigh-Anne Williams and Delucia Daniels reflect on World Radio Day, and share their radio journey with the listeners.

As the Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, once said: "the only constant in life is change". With Good Hope FM unveiling its brand new look, which represents individuality and authenticity in an inclusive and inspiring space where everyone belongs, Leigh-Anne Williams chats to the station's Business Unit Manager, JD Mostert, about what the new logo is all about as well as its exciting new tagline: Cape Town's Original. 

The ICC T20 Women's World Cup takes centre stage in South Africa, and award-winning rapper, Rouge is the voice behind the anthem "Turn It Up". She shares more about how she never imagined that she would ever sing a World Cup anthem, the change in her mindset allowed her to become more business orientated as well as her feelings on being a part of such a significant, global sporting event, especially as a female rapper.