Angus McIntosh, also know as Farmer Angus talks about regenerative agriculture.

Dr Duncan Carmichael, author of the book, Younger For Longer, explains how individuals can achieve optimum health through understanding vital workings and processes of the body.

Siyanda Sopangisa, co-founder of Khayelitsha Canoe Club talks about how they are teaching children to paddle, whilst also raising awareness about wetlands.

South Africa's top comedy ventriloquist, Conrad Koch, joined us in-studio in studio as out guest presenter. We were also in conversation with comedian Stuart Taylor and David Gore, founder of the College of Magic, as Conrad's chosen guests

Emanuela Zuccalà an independent journalist, writer and film-maker spoke about Crossing The River, a multimedia project combining texts, videos, photos, and data journalism with interactive maps to narrate stories.
Crossing The River has played an instrumental role in narrating the everyday challenges of three African female health workers who are making a difference within their communities by promoting women’s right to health.

Stephen Hollis, partner at Adams and Adams spoke about the Copyright Amendment Bill and concerns around how it will impact the creative sector.

Our Thought leader, social cohesion advocate & one of the founding members of Lead SA, Yusuf Abramjee spoke about the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai and how we can all contribute through humanitarian aid. Later on Prof Tawana Kupe, Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Pretoria talks about launching the Future Africa Campus.

Photo Journalist Anton Crone spoke about the Imizamo Yethu shack fire which displaced hundreds of residents in 2017. He also discussed the role of citizen journalism in providing coverage of the repercussions of the incident.

This year marks the 15-year anniversary of the establishment of the Durban Film Office (DFO), the eThekwini Municipality’s film industry development unit. Toni Monty, head of Durban Film Office talks reflects on this important milestone, as the offices’ achievements to date.

We spoke to Dr Tracy Nelwamondo’s who specialises in the use of heritage and indigenous food to combat modern lifestyle diseases. Her passion for the healing properties of ancient plants such as Marula and Baobab that led her to found Modern Traditions .