Episode 212. Featuring Dr Gontse Gabanakgosi. On this episode I speak to Gontse about the road to becoming a doctor, the challenges health care workers have been experiencing during COVID-19, and why he started his own practice 'Black Med' a one-stop shop for medical assistance. Thank you for listening!

Episode 211. Featuring Lindokuhle Cebisa. On this episode I speak with Lindo about the key differences between radio and podcasting, what makes a good podcast host, the problems at SABC Rado and why organic reach inevitably falls on all social media platforms - and most recently, LinkedIn.

Episode 210. “Talent is insignificant. I know a lot of talented ruins. Beyond talent lie all the usual words: discipline, love, luck, but, most of all, endurance.” - Jame Baldwin.

Episode 209. Featuring Lee Fernandes. On this episode I speak the director of law firm - Ramsden Small Fernandes. I speak to her about why she got into law, the experience of being the sole director of a law firm at a young age and what she hopes to bring to the field. We also touch on issues of existentialism. Read 'The Egg': (http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html). If you'd like to contact Ramsden Small Fernandes for legal advice or assistance you can contact them on 011 615 1932 or [email protected]. Thank you for listening.

Episode 208. Featuring Lefika Phirie. On this episode I speak to Lefika about studying in South Africa as an international student, why buff men and women with big booties are similar, the importance of fitness in improving mental and much more. Thank you for listening.

Episode 207. Still can't seem to figure out happens in my head. Consistency was never meant to be easy. It's a journey and I'm truly grateful for your support.

Episode 204. Featuring Nina Uche. On the occasion of Nina's 28th birthday, we sit down to talk about the impact of timelines on young people. At what age should you have achieved a certain goal? Who sets these goals? And what happens when we dont reach these goals? There a pressure to achieve goals by a certain age. But we can't let this dictate our happiness.

Episode 203. Featuring Emilio Tobias. On this episode I speak to stand-up comedian, writer, director and communications consultant Emilio Tobias. We speak about the role of comedians in shaping media narratives. We take a look at the evolution of South African comedy and why we don't see stand up specials from South African comedians. Thank you for listening and take a look Emilio's YouTube channel.