Further to our previous conversation regarding unschooling and homeschooling, we spoke to Zakiyya Ismael to get a better understanding of this

20 year old Sakhile Maseko, the founder of Aumax, talks about how he started his small business that sells luxury products such as watches directly to South African consumers using Facebook and the challenges he faced

Our guest presenter was Refiloe Lepere - writer, director, lecturer, and Post-Graduate Research Coordinator teaching Critical Reflexive Praxis in Drama for Life at the University of Witwatersrand. The guests she chose to interview is Ntshieng Mokgoro, founder of Olivetree Theatre productions and winner of the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama 2009 and theatre practitioner, Kgaogelo Tshabalala

Gary Dobkins, General Manager of 1-grid.com discusses the Protection of Personal Information (PoPI) Act and how this will alter how data is managed in South Africa.

Palesa Motanyane speaks about the inaugural meeting of the Entrepreneurial Women’s Book Club which she is hosting

In our Thoughtleaders, Storytellers & Griots feature we heard from Rebone Masemola, Freelance Cultural Strategic Planner, a Curator of Black Feminist and Social Media Content and Trends Analyst and author, Jen Thorpe, who shared their stories of the week

Canadian-based programmer and creator of Native Lands, Victor Temprano, speaks about the Native Lands app, which is a crowdsourced resource that maps former Indigenous-occupied territories throughout North America and Australia

In our feedback feature, Larry Hodes, co-owner of Calexico, joined us in-studio

Fatuma Abdullah, founder of the Akiki doll & book talks about how the doll and book is helping to create a positive self-image for African and black girls.

Prof Mary Metcalfe, WITS university education expert, talks about the concept of unschooling and the difference between that and homeschooling