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Guest: Adekunle Owolabi - Social Commentator
Traditionally, saffron is produced in the sub-continent: Iran and India. By 2027, the industry is set to be worth R22 billion. Our next guest was convinced that this spice could be grown on South African soil and spent the last four year researching the feasibility of this business. Starting from small trials in Johannesburg, he has expanded to a 2,5 hectare farm in the Karoo
Guest: Bennie Engelbrecht – Founder of Saffricon
Spiritual practice, in its many forms, has undergone a dramatic modern resurgence as more and more people seek guidance from the ‘higher powers’ given the complexities of our world today. The new normal of covid-19 has forced us to take stock of both our physical and spiritual well-being like never before. South African actor, MC and traditional spiritualist Gift Sebiloane shares some of the unpleasant life encounters he had to endure before accepting his ancestral calling.
Guest: Gift Sebiloane - Actor, MC and Traditional Spiritualist
Guest: Lorato Tshenkeng - Social Commentator
Guest: Busisiwe Radebe - Social Commentator
It has been just over two weeks into the New Year and social media is abuzz around 05h00 as many get going on their new fitness and nutritional goals. For some, the challenge is not starting the journey but staying motivated and overcome negative self-talk. For others, the challenge lies in making these healthier habits a long-term commitment. Our next guest will tell us how we can make small changes and overcoming sugar addiction can help us make those new health goals stick.
Guest: Sam Hlonyana – Author of Life After Dieting & Founder of 90 Day Movement
It’s fire season in the Western Cape and many officials are on high alert as the rate of wildfires have increased due to climate change. These wildfires has destabilized ratio between young, medium and old fynbos. Whilst fynbos require fire to germinate, frequent fires may destroy the younger species of the plant entirely. Our next guest explains the importance of ecological burn when it comes to biodiversity management and the dangers of wildfires
Guest: Deon Roussouw - Integrated Catchment Specialist for Disaster and Climate Response at Cape Nature
Guest: Refuwe Letsooa – Entertainment and Lifestyle Commentator
Our next guest opened a non-profit organization aimed at supporting hundreds of spoken word artists through organizing exchange programs, public lectures, festivals and literature programs in schools. Since 2020, it has introduced a poetry mobility fund aimed at exporting our talent to the world and the growth of spoken word artists in the transition into digital platforms
Guest: Ishmael Sibiya - Executive Director at Hear My Voice
Hailing from the streets of Jericho, our next guest has turned his passion for dance music and became a music producer. Influenced by the Amapiano genre, he would start sharing his work via social media. His most recent single, Makoti, has been featured on Channel O and MTV Base.
Guest: Gomolemo Teddy Sithole – Producer and DJ
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