What is Heritage? In this episode Historiographer Dr Zulumathabo Zulu talks the history behind our country’s name - South Africa, the lost meaning of African names, as well as the importance of preserving our culture. Lihle Hunt and Yolanda Sangweni chat about honoring their South African heritage while living in America and raising kids in the United States.

In Episode 6, Zimbabwean born US TV host Makho Ndlovu shares her experiences as an African immigrant living in America, and how she learned to embrace her 2 worlds. She also chats about how she landed her hosting gig on The Wendy Williams Show, as well as how the death of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman has had an impact on global black culture.

Mpho Letsholonyane radio and tv broadcaster, mama and wife, chats with Lerato to discuss family life during the pandemic, the joys and challenges of co-parenting, as well as the lessons learned during this difficult time in our history.

In the 4th episode of RLVNT! South African Property and Infrastructure Entrepreneur, Founding Director & CEO of Innate Investment Solutions, Lynette Ntuli talks being the first woman in the Southern Hemisphere to become GM of a super regional shopping centre (The Pavilion), guidelines to identifying whether entrepreneurship is for you, and how women in leadership roles can use their position for true boardroom transformation.

In Episode 3, Lerato Tshabalala talks to award-winning Sports Broadcaster, radio host, MC and voice over artist, Motshidisi Mohono about being the first woman to be named Journalist of The Year at the 2018 Sports Awards, navigating the male dominated industry of sports broadcasting and learning to live with the loss her beloved farther.

The second episode of RLVNT! features South African private chef and entrepreneur, Mokgadi Itsweng, of Uju Spice. A mama and feminist, she talks about getting back to our African culinary roots when preparing traditional food, the benefits of plant based food and tips on how businesses in the hospitality industry can survive this time in human history.

In this very first episode, South Africa's brow queen, activist and "femtrepreneur", Unaiza Suliman of UniQBrows by Unaiza, talks about being a businesswoman and a survivor of Gender Based Violence (GBV), as well as dealing with the shame of divorce in Islam and why women need to relentlessly support other women.