Guest: Babalwa Dlangamani - PR Officer for Table Mountain National Park

Guest: Shamier Magmoet - Founder and Vice-Chairman of Sea the Bigger Picture

Guest: Kgosi Moefi Mabalane of the Baphiring Ba Mabalane Tribe.

its school children are going back to school, parents and guardians have been warned of taking pictures of their children and posting on social media. Social media law specialist Emma Sadleir will share some top tips to protect you and your family

Guest: Emma Sadleir - Social Media Law Specialist, Co-Author of 'Don't Film Yourself Having Sex' and ‘Selfies, Sexts and Smartphones and founder of The Digital Law Company

We are Tebo and Lebo Ndala. We are born and bred in Pretoria, South Africa. After finishing high school in Pretoria, we moved to Stellenbosch to study culinary arts at the Hurst Campus and graduated at the end of 2014. We then moved to the United States for a few months and studied through the University of California Los Angeles Extension for extra credit.
We love cooking, we absolutely love what we do. Our passion grows with every experience we have. We currently work in the food and media industry, preparing to be the best food editors and food stylists in the world!!! We are not just chefs, we are creators and artists.

Guest: Tebo Ndala and Lebo Ndala – Owner of With Love From The Twins

Nomhle started her acting career at the age of 19 years. In 2002, she received her Master’s degree in Theatre for Development in the United Kingdom from the King Alfred College.
Nkonyeni was the first black actress in theatre during the apartheid era in South Africa. She performed with different stage groups such as the Serpent Drama group.

Guest: Tebogo Nkonyeni – Son of Nomhle Nkonyeni

It's a new year and a new decade and if any time is going to be the time to take your business to the next level - it is now!

Guest: Jacqueline Raw - Owner and Found of Yacgels

The apartheid regime used various strategies to ensure that South Africans formed a divided nation. It was through the differences between ethnic groups and tribes, among other things, that the government of the time managed to manipulate and entrench hatred and a lack of trust among most black South Africans. Tribalism, which existed even before apartheid, became instrumental in inflicting those divisions as perpetuated by the formation of homelands. The various ethnic groups had been turned against one other, and it had become a norm. Nepotism, which is part and parcel of the South African government, is just an extension of tribalism.

Guest: Prof Muxe Nkondo - Former Vice Chancellor of University of Venda & Member of Council of University of SA

Guest: Anele Siswana – Lecturer and Clinical Psychologist

What is the most common factor /trend we see with men leaving their children or the responsibility of being a father. Why is this happening?

Guest : Commissioner Mbuyiselo Botha - Commissioner from Commission for Gender equality

Guest: Mluleki Sibanda - Centre Director of Mankind Project SA

Guest: Kabelo Chabalala - Founder of The Young Men Movement Young Men Movement

Obesity is a complex disease involving an excessive amount of body fat. Obesity isn't just a cosmetic concern. It is a medical problem that increases your risk of other diseases and health problems, such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and certain cancers.

Guest: Mpho Tshukudu - Dietitian & Co-Author of Eat Ting

Last year a tweet reading “O Jewa Keng” went viral and helped people share their frustrations and issues they were facing. We talk to 12 lessons about a tweet that became a movement. We talk to Bra Willy Seyama author or “12 lessons about a tweet that became a movement”

Guest: Bra Willy Seyama - Founder of Enitiater