Maryana Iskander, CEO of Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator talks about winning the 2019 Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship.
Founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Jeff Skoll, this prestigious award recognises change agents whose innovations have had significant, proven impact on the world’s most pressing problems.

Kamo Sesing, founding member of BookBeak spoke about a new mobile app BookBeak, which aims to take African short stories to the world.
BookBeak is the first African app-based platform to aggregate African short stories from published, unpublished and self-published writers and serve them to a global audience.

Karyn Maughn who is an Author & Journalist at TisoBlackstar spoke about the Party Funding Bill and how it will improve transparency of political party funding. Later on we also spoke to Marius Reitz, Head of Africa at cryptocurrency company Luno who spoke about why Bitcoin surged by 20% in the last week.

Dr Robert Morrell who works in the Office of the Vice Chancellor at the University of Cape Town, spoke about how globalisation and new technology have changed the ways that knowledge is made, disseminated and consumed.

Eastern Cape’s rising star Ami Faku talks about her latest single Ubuhle Bakho, her music endeavors and being a contestant on the music programme The Voice.

Executive chef, Amori Burger, joined us in-studio to chat about her latest venture - Van Der Linde Restaurant, which is located in Linden in Johannesburg

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