Our guest presenter was Emma Kaye Executive Director of the Cape Digital Foundation, and Founder and CEO of Bozza. She spoke to us about being named one of the top 10 women in Science & Technology in Africa and the highlights of her career . Her two chosen guests were Karen Thorne, station director at Cape Town Television and Annabel Hughes Aston, a writer who cooks, gardens and she is also the creator of "bush gourmet" cuisine.

Kate Rogan, founder of Love Books spoke to us about the small independent book shop in Melville Johannesburg, that opened its doors to book lovers in 2009. She has a passion for South African literature, and that is reflected in our strong selection of local titles, both fiction and non-fiction.

Drew Goldie and Sebastian Byrnes are 16 year old students from Camps Bay High School. They spoke to us about their project, the big cat youth collection and being involved in campaigning and fundraising for big cats since 2016.

Our Thought Leader, Charmaine Mabuza, Co-founder of Zamani Holdings, South Africa spoke about winning the Forbes 2020 Woman Africa Social Impact
Award. Our second Thought Leader was Professor De Wet Swanepoel, Professor of Audiology, University of Pretoria who spoke about World Hearing Day and the reasons why one in five people may suffer from hearing loss.

Our Thought Leader, Charmaine Mabuza, Co-founder of Zamani Holdings, South Africa spoke about winning the Forbes 2020 Woman Africa Social Impact Award. Our second Thought Leader was Professor De Wet Swanepoel, Professor of Audiology, University of Pretoria, who spoke about World Hearing Day and the reasons why one in five people may suffer from hearing loss.

Dr. Bonny Norton, is a Professor and Distinguished University Scholar in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia, Canada. She spoke to us about the African Storybook initiative called Global Storybooks a digital project which digitises and makes freely available over 1,000 original stories in over 150 African languages.

Hiromi Gut, founder of Zurich-based guerillaclassics describes how they aim to share their love for classical music by creating inspiring and spontaneous concert experiences in unique settings in public spaces such as train stations, museums, in the streets and art galleries.

Artist John Anthony Boerma talks about his current exhibition "Love is a Dangerous Drug", which consists of 200 hand-painted plates as a sound installation, that addresses his autobiographical memory.

Donovan Pretorius, founder of The Cubing Hub talks about how they use
the Rubik's Cube to entertain but also educate the youth.

Chef John van Zyl and Sage Fell joined us in-studio to talk about how their food-focused travels has inspired The Melting Pot Cafeteria.