Kathy Munro, Chair of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation, researcher & writer of heritage articles., spoke about the implications of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex opting out of their roles as senior members of the British royal family.

Brent Lindeque, founder of the Goodthingsguy, a leading source for good news and inspirational stories, joined us in-studio as our guest presenter. We were also joined by Brent's chosen guests, Patrick Schofield, founder of Backabuddy and Carien De Villiers who spoke about finding humanity again, after having lost nearly everything.

Entries for the annual PRISM Awards are officially open. The call for entries and search for the best campaigns in public relations and communication is open to individuals, students, consultancies, companies, government organisations and NGOs. Palesa Madumo, convenor of the PRISM Awards speaks to the focus for the 2020 awards.

Nilesh Jivraj, Head of Business Development at Safe Cyber Life talks about the importance of cyber safety and awareness.

12 year old Hunter Mitchell has been on a journey to save our rhinos since 2015. He talks about his efforts to help to rescue, raise and rehabilitate orphaned and injured rhinos but to also raise awareness and education.

As part of his 2020 New Years resolution, he wants to boost the Rhino Art campaign.

Rosheda Muller, president of SAITA (South African Informal Traders Alliance) and chairperson of the Cape Town Stadium Market talks about the suspension of trading at the Cape Town Stadium Market today and Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers highlights their 2020 message, the need to focus on the drought and providing basic human rights to south Africans citizens, especially those in rural areas

Prof Michael James Walsh, assistant Professor in Social Science in the Faculty of Business, Government and Law at the University of Canberra, speaks about the research that was conducted to understand the way social media photography impacts travelling.

Comedian Nina Hastie joined us in-studio to chat about her new show "Thuma Nina", which is a story of how Nina has stumbled through her life and democracy in South Africa managing to offend everyone, despite her very best intentions. We were also joined by fellow comedian Gilli Apter.

We were joined by entrepreneur and presenter Kini Shandu, who has just opened a new cocktail bar and restaurant called Zulu- The Gin Gallery. He speaks about the inspiration behind the restaurants and its menu.

Nikki Bush, human potential and creative parenting expert, speaks about what parents can still do to get children ready for school