In the latest episode of Two Cents Tuesday, Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of their grievances regarding people who hog public parking spots, normalising not stealing other people's food and so many more.  

Tumi Sole, founder of #CountryDuty Social Movement, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the reason that most South Africans are still not registered as potential stem cell donors. He shares more about the inequality blood cancer patients of African descent are faced with when it comes to access to blood stem cell transplants and what South Africans can do to play their part in saving the lives of those with blood cancers.

In a recent report, it came out that neighbours in Camps Bay were feuding for nine years due to one of them continuously flashing bright lights into the other's bedroom and harassing their family members. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share their own horror stories about neighbours that went out of their way to make their lives a misery.   

Deirdre Wolhuter, an award-winning actress, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her journey into the entertainment industry, which actually started at Good Hope FM where she was a news reader many years ago. She shares more about her character, Mariaan Welman, what it is to play such a powerful antihero and adds some words of wisdom for those who would like to follow in her footsteps.

Dawn Robertson, Chief Experience Official at Constitutional Hill, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Human Rights Festival taking place at Constitutional Hill as well as how places with such a rich history maintain its attractiveness and relevance.

Kerry Rudman, the founder of Brain Harmonics, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about parental rejection and its profound effect on the brain. She shares more about what constitutes parental rejection, how it affects learning and development as well as how neurofeedback therapy can help to overcome the trauma caused by parental rejection. 

Leigh-Anne Williams explains to the team that she has always wanted to play a villain in a movie or TV series. The team then discuss who their dream character would be to play including Wanda Maximoff AKA The Scarlet Witch and even Ursula from The Little Mermaid. 

SABC Journalist, Mlamli Maneli, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the on-going National Shutdown protests carried out by the EFF. He shares more what has been happening so far in and around Cape Town, including an incident involving some SABC news journalists being attacked in the early hours of the morning. 

After Stan Mars volunteers to cook breakfast for Leigh-Anne Williams and the ladies of The Morning Show, the team puts in their special requests for chef Mars including some eggs benedict with salmon and so much more. 

Award-winning actress, Angela Bassett, went viral after a photo of her disappointed face was captured when she lost to Jamie-Lee Curtis for Best Supporting Actress at the Oscar Awards 2023. Leigh-Anne Williams and Delucia Daniels chat about why her reaction to the loss is as real as it gets and depicts the realistic emotions of someone who is disappointed in themselves rather than being unhappy for the person who won the award.