Prof Ambroise Wonkam, Deputy dean of research in the faculty of health sciences spoke to Wasanga Mehana on sickle cell disease discussing the symptoms and treatments. He also spoke on how common it is in Africa and ways in which people with sickle cell disease can be supported.

Natasha Madhav, Senior Head of Programme: Faculty of ICT at the Independent Institute of Education spoke to Wasanga  Mehana on the importance and preparations matric's should be focusing on, in their final round of assessments . She gave advice on how parents can support their children study choice in tertiary and how matric's can try to improve their marks if they had not done well in the first semester. She also spoke as to how vital it is for them to make decisions as to what they want to study during their holiday.

Terence Terenzo, award winning hairstylist and founder of Terenzo Hairdressing International spoke to Wasanga Mehana on what it takes to be an industry expert and his business which assists creative hairstylist on how to take the next step in the industry.He also touched on the lessons that he has learnt along the way with all his international experiences and how he answers the question of production versus quality.

South African actress Manaka Ranaka spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on her journey in the entertainment industry touching on how she got discovered to being part of the longest running sitcom in South African television and her thoughts on "open up the industry".

Entertainment reporter and pop culture enthusiast Lwazi Hadebe spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on the latest entertainment news from a new African series being announced on Netflix to Brighthon Ngoma posting about living with vitiligo and more.

Prof Brian Ganson, Head of the Africa Centre for Dispute Settlement at USB spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on why companies are operating at high risk in conflict zones and how  Africa needs to acknowledge that we have not paid attention to the economy that works for us.

Dirk Visser, Head of digital and brand strategy at instintif spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on where freedom of speech begins and ends on social media and how sub-tweeting has become a normal practice in South Africa.  He also gave tips as to what people should do before posting on social media.

Johan Lombaard, clinic manager and social worker at life mental health unit in Brackenview spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on drug abuse and  what drug is most common in South Africa also what damage it inflicts to the human body.

Iga Motylska, travel journalist at eagerjourneys.com spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on planning and expectations when traveling to Thailand. She also talked on how to budget for the trip and how friendly Thailand is to the LGBQT community.

Wits School of Governance professor Ivor Sarakinsky spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on the danger of politicians making empty promises and whether we are good at implementing strategies for development in South Africa.