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

Thuli Nduvane is one of the cast members of the production "Text Me When You Arrive", which takes one of the most commonly used phrases to highlight the ongoing fight for safety and security among women in our communities.

Janet Gourand, founder of World Without Wine talks about this social network which aims at encouraging people to consider giving up alcohol in 2020 or reduce their intake.

Paula Quinsee, relationship expert, speaks about the growing trend whereby people enter into relationships for the purposes of having shelter and other short-term goals.

We were joined by eight year old Lezario Alston “Zaza” Louw who represented SA in the World Martial Arts Organisation (WMO) World Championships, where he walked away with a silver medal. He speak about his passion for martial arts.

Toby Shapshak, editor-in-chief at Stuff Magazine talks about the evolution of the mobile phone, whilst entertainment journalist, Tinashe Venge, gives some insights on social culture

Wildlife conservationist, Richard Peirce,talks about his book "Orca - The Day the Great White Sharks Disappeared", which tells the tale of the clash of Orcas (killer whales) and Great White sharks.

Nicola Kagora—aka Chef Cola talks to us about the "Veganuary" campaign, which sees people all over the world start the new year with a plant-based diet.