Dean Flanagan, media liaison of the Standard Bank Jazz Festival
talks about the 32nd edition of the Standard Bank Jazz Festival, which takes place on the 27 June – 7 July in Makhanda.

Sizo Henna the owner and founder of Blaque Wine & Grill House joins us in studio to talk about the restaurant's modernised African traditional foods. Their menu includes mngusho, samp, oxtail potjie, ulushu (tender home-cooked tripe), umleqwa or ‘roadrunner’ chicken and more.

Rifqa Carr, in Driver spokesperson, talks about the local launch of a new e-hailing app called inDriver. The app is currently used by 20-million people across more than 200 cities around the world.

Dr Benjamin Smart, a senior lecturer in philosophy at the University of Johannesburg talks about the UJ and Oxford-led researcher which is published in The Journal for Evaluation in Clinical Practice and The Canadian Medical Association Journal .

The researchers suggest that the CKD "stage" system of classification should be replaced with a "kidney age" system similar to the "heart age" system often employed in cardiology.

Mentalist and memory expert Michael Abrahamson talks about breaking the PI challenge record.
The Pi Challenge was created for people with a penchant for numbers and more importantly those who are up for the challenge to join the ranks of the best memorisers in the world.

We profile our Guest Presenter Athol Williams who is a social philosopher, author, strategy adviser, literacy activist. We discussed his illustrious career, holding numerous senior executive roles and founding a number of companies and NGOs. We were later joined by his wife Taryn Lock co-founder of Read to Rise, and his brother Nicholas Williams a management consultant.

Linda Diedericks, Human Rights Policy Officer at the Deutsche Embassy talks about women's safety and security when browsing the internet. She also talks about an upcoming event focusing on internet spaces, to be held at the Constitution HIll.

Dancer and choreographer Mamela Nyamza talks about the rebranding of the Dance Umbrella to The Dance Umbrella Africa Festival. It showcases from March 31to April 7 at the State Theatre Complex in Pretoria.

Tali Nates, director of the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre talks about the official opening of the centre and its world class permanent exhibition.

Willem van der Post, founder and CEO of xTech.Institute talks about the Exponential Quotients research results. Later we are joined by David Dickens, CEO of the Direct Marketing Association of SA who talks about spam marketing campaigns. Jamil F. Khan Wits PhD Critical Diversity Studies candidate and Columnist for Sowetan talks about the Christchurch attacks this week.