Alizwa Mkuyana,a third year BSc Dietitics student breaks down her journey into becoming a dietitian.We speak about the issues which relate to healthy eating and her passion for therapeutic nutrition.Alizwa has dedicated her life and made it her mission to educate others about nutrition and healthy eating.

Sakhile a student entrepreneur shares his journey. He candidly expresses his failed business ventures and what he has learnt from that.He also offers tips for the student or young person that wishes to start a business but is scared to do so.

Seoka talks about his journey and how he changed his mind about graduating in the last minute.We discuss mental health,the role of men in society among other things...

Samnkelo Manoko from Mbizana in the Eastern Cape speaks about his harsh upbringing of not being accepted to school because he was disabled and how he overcame that to study accounting.Sam speaks about his grandmother that raised him and how she believed in her.We also discussed the recognition of disabled students their challenges and his YouTube channel which aims to create awareness.

Azola shares her story and passion for community development, how law has moulded her and how excited she is for the future.Azola delves into traveling abroad and what this means for her and we also discuss SA in the context of youth development. Azola believes that the youth should enter spaces and just "absorb".

Jakop Mphofu a renowned Mooting competion champion from the dusty streets of Cape Town shares his story about how he did law and what he thinks is important for the person out there.Worth a listen!

Advocate Pete Masanjala and Lundi Mqina, Masters of Law candidates at Stellenbosch University. We unpack their experience of postgraduate studies,it's relevance in this day and age and how important education is for the youth in South Africa

Sthembiso Nkalanga an economist by profession shares his journey from rural Mpumalanga to the high rise buildings as an economist at JP Morgan.He shares his passion for Economics, his organisation and what we need to uplift children especially in rural areas in South Africa. We also delve into BRICS, South African agriculture challenges and moving away from the dollar currency.

Zeke unpacks his journey from his high school days, his interest in social media,how he secured a job in the Premier's office and how he has navigated himself through varsity and life.