Multi-instrumentalist jazz musician Mpumi Dhlamini joined us in-studio to talk about his musical journey and his new album Note To Self

Mpho Deane of Food I Love You joined us in-studio to talk about her career and business

Dr Heidi Van Loggerenburg and Marguerite Doig-Gander, founders of JOINCIRCLES talk about how they provides innovative DNA and real-time biochemistry tests, knowledge, guidance and functional products for optimal wellness

Tshepo Mohlala, founder of Tshepo The Jeanmaker talks about the jean culture, how to make jeans and entrepreneurship

16 year old Ntando Makwela & Megan Werner talk about the Molo Africa project, and their plan to build a light aircraft with a team of 20 teens to fly from to Cairo in Egypt

Our guest presenter, Peter Knoope, is the former Director of the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague and is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation. We spoke about his book "The Lone Wolves’ Legion: Terrorism, colonialism and capital" . We also spoke to Stephen Buchanan Clarke, Programme Consultant at Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) and advocate Patric Mzolisi Mtshaulana

Bongani Chinkanda, CEO of the HDI Youth Marketeers talks about the results of the Sunday Times Generation Next Youth Survey

Swedish Ambassador, Cecilia Julin, talkS about the photo exhibition “Swedish and South African Dads” that explores how modern dads are stepping out of the stereotype of the distant father, and are becoming more actively involved in domestic and unpaid child care work

Photographer Jodi Bieber talks about the Exhibition #i, where she collaborated with a wide range of young Jo’burgers from different cultures, income groups and areas over a period of two years to produce a portraiture project that expresses young people’s vision of themselves and their country.

Thought leaders, Storytellers & Griots: Economist, Xhanti Payi, and Charles Siboto talk about the stories that impacted them during the week