The earliest hunter-gatherers in southern Africa were the San people. The San were also known as 'Bushmen', a term used by the European Colonists that is now considered derogatory. The San populated South Africa long before the arrival of the Bantu-speaking nations, and thousands of years before the arrival of Europeans. We learn more about their origins, languages, food, traces of their existence and how their population has decreased.

Guest: Dr Leonard Martin – Historian, Researcher, Author, and Social Commentator

How to support a suicidal man? What do women need to do when men are feeling worthless and depressed – does the constant reminder of their gender roles not fuel the suicidal thoughts? With the recession loom and an increasing in retrenchments countrywide, many men will feel like they have been stripped off their masculinity – how can women be more supportive? How can we eliminate that darkness that consumes our men and leads them to suicide?

GUEST: Dimakatso Motiang – Psychologist

Guest: Yvonne Kgame – Author, teacher, inspirational speaker, newly-gogo

Every year we see calls for entry, shortlisting and a couple of beauty pageants – but what is the reach of these pageants? After their tenures as Miss ‘So-and-So’, what else do beauty queens do? Does their work end after they hand over the crown to the next person?

GUESTS : Gerry Elsdon is Businesswoman and humanitarian
Joan Ramagoshi-Madibeng – Former Miss South Africa and Businesswoman

Frank is an international speaker, restaurateur, property developer and business consultant. At the age of fourteen he started selling anything that he could get his hands on for profit.
Due to poverty as a result of losing his father at that early age, the only job he got to do was to wash dishes in a restaurant at fifteen years where he grew from waiter and later to a chef.
He then got an opportunity to work in the UK in 2002 and grew his experience and love in restaurant business there.

GUEST (STUDIO): Frank Ngwenya – Founder and Managing Director of the FRADU Group

Founder of the Feathers Awards Thami Kotlolo is a man of many talents. So profound is this Mamelodi born lad that the word protégé comes to mind when one goes through his life accomplishments and long list of achievements a young age. He was only 23 years old when he conceived one of South Africa’s prolific award shows, and has managed to make a mark and ruffle a couple of feathers in almost all spheres of life, from politics, entertainment to corporate South Africa

Guest: Billy Selekane - Author, Inspirational Keynote Speaker, Facilitator and Executive Chairman of The Billy Selekane

What constitutes sexual harassment? Are we all aware what our employers’ sexual harassment policy entails? And are we aware of our responsibility towards our colleagues – how do we protect our colleagues from our bodies?

GUESTS : Aadil Patel - National Head of Employment practice at law firm Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
Dr Fundile Nyathi - Dr. Fundile Nyathi, CEO of Proactive Health Solutions

GUEST (phone): Saffura Khan – President of the Phoenix Life Group for the Physically Challenged (also H.O.D of Skills Developments at SANZEF

GUEST (phone): Olufunto - Acting Head of the Elections and Political Processes Department at EISA (Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa)