Spotlight

The spotlight is on SA Fashion Week as Alan and guest co-host Chatty Matty speak to Lucilla Booyzen and designer Gert-Johan Coetzee. Grammy winner Wouter Kellerman talks about his work, and legendary actress Fiona Ramsey discusses her new production. Plus a surprise appearance live in studio by Jen Su!

Alan unveils South Africa’s first digital online record label – Feelmyflow. Then theatre legends Ian von Memerty and Jerry Mofokeng join the show to discuss their latest projects, and there's a look at this month’s favourite restaurant.

Mango Groove’s Claire Johnston discusses their new album, Alan chats to actress Sandra Prinsloo and acting legend Tobie Cronje is our special in-studio guest.

Alan chats to Joanne Strauss about the Fairlady Women of the Future Awards, John Kani discusses his new production, and Dawn Lindberg gets a major accolade.

Join Alan and a host of great guests... Nataniël and Marc Lottering chat about their new shows, an interview with the Culinary Olympic Team who are off to compete shortly... plus a look at the Fairlady Women of the Future.

Olympic Gold medalist and rower Lawrence Ndlovu joins Alan to discuss Rio 2016. Louise Carver talks about hitting it big on the US Billboard Charts with her new single, and Miss SA discusses voting, the CEO SleepOut and more.

Alan showcases the magic of the CEO SleepOut with a few CEOs, head of the event, and Yusuf Abramjee. He also discusses a new musical, Slava's Snow Show, and a secret magical SA destination.

It's a Mandela Day Special with a host of Madiba charities and fundraisers - Carolyn Steyn, Miss SA and more join Alan for this special show.

Graeme Watkins from the Graeme Watkins Project is in studio, Tobi Jooste speaks about the launch of his new DVD, and MasterChef judge Benny Masekwameng pops in to chat about World Class Classics - The Mixologist of the Year.

It's Somizi's farewell show! Where is he going? The guys chat to Hazel Feldman about Disney On Ice, now showing in various theatres in South Africa... plus, hear what they have to say about the Rivers Church racism saga.