Botlhale Phora speaks on Idols SA, SA's Got Talent, The Voice SA and the general stance of TV talent show competitions in SA and payola. He also details the Prince Kaybee saga and how he managed to manoeuvre challenging situations throughout his career.

Culture shaper and culture economist, Kutloano 'Da Kruk' Nhlapo delves into how he entered the entertainment industry and how he got into radio. As the owner of the 'amapiano' trademark, he explains the importance of that as well as his role in commercialising the sound in South Africa, the U.K. and the world.

Brand manager, Calvin Merci details how he came into the picture to help build the Robot Boii brand. He shares the importance of music content, particularly amapiano, in solidifying the brand and surpassing local and international borders. Intention from the very beginning is everything and Calvin Merci tells it all.

Legendary broadcaster, DJ and serial entrepreneur, DJ Sbu takes us on a journey of when it started, and how he grew in the music industry to where he is now. He details his early days of music and radio, how the iconic label, TS Records was started and lessons for artists based on his experience and his biggest song, Remember When it Rained which he still gets no money or royalties for, to this day.

Super producer DJ Pru Luv speaks about her journey in the industry from being an IT professional to a radio content producer and DJ. She details how her first job as a content producer was on South Africa's biggest drive radio show, The Touch Down on Metro FM and the challenges that came with that. Mental illnesses came by unexpectedly and she gets into how she manages to be in the music industry regardless of her mental health and shares how she helps others through her initiative.

From street busking to working with Grammy Award-winning artist, Black Coffee who left his penthouse to go and watch him play, to making music with DJ Maphorisa; Phila Dlozi has a solid track record. He shares personal details about his journey as well as the beauties and challenges that come with it. Philza Dlozi is destined for greatness and you are welcome to be inspired from this conversation.

Global superstar, Moonchild Sanelly, tells all about being big in South Africa but bigger as a global artist. She explains her experience working with Beyonce, one of the most important things she was taught by a band member of Die Antwoord and the professionalism of being a musician in South Africa.

Celebrity stylist, Savage Stylist speaks on being Akon's stylist, the importance of image as a musician, her unhappiness about Uncle Waffles' music video where it is alleged that outfits from her latest music video are from China Mall, Tyla's success and her powerful image and a lot more!

Veteran journalist and Communications Manager at RiSA, Lesley Mofokeng shares highlights of his journey, and interviews he's had with superstars such as Quincy Jones, Brenda Fassie, Tevin Campbell, Yvonne Chaka Chaka and he details how Miriam Makeba cooked him a delicious buffet. As the Communications Manager of RiSA, he speaks on the SA Charts and how the judging system works for the biggest awards ceremony in South Africa, the South African Music Awards.

Marketing and PR strategist, Bulie Nazo, speaks on being a PR manager for numerous popular artists including Okmalumkoolkat and Mobi Dixon, her influence on several hit songs and her PR company. She also gives artists advice on how they can improve their brands and get their music to the next level.