Themba Mntambo, Founder of NYOC organics spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on what inspired him to start a beekeeping company in Johannesburg and  how he made it a profitable business.

Entrepreneur Luvuyo Rani founder and managing director of IT services company Silulo Ulutho technologies spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on what made him quit his job as a teacher and start his own business which now has 42 branches across South Africa.  He also spoke on the future of entrepreneurship in South Africa and mentoring the youth.

Actress Dineo Nchabeleng spoke to Wasanga Mehana on how she transitioned from being a  well-known child actor to taking huge roles like "Ring of Lies"  and "Lockdown" and how she handles people who project and voice the assumptions on what she should be doing next in her career. She also touched on whether she would allow her child to be in the media industry as young as she was when she started.

Entertainment reporter and pop culture enthusiast, Lwazi Hadebe gave us the latest entertainment news from Nhlanhla Nciza's splt with TK, Nadia getting backlash on what she wore at the castle light unlock concert and more.

Xolani Dube, political analyst at Xubera institue for research and development spoke to Wasanga Mehana on what is expected from the president at the 2019 SONA and whether he might give the nation a bit of hope in his address.

Dirk Visser, Head of digital and brand strategy at Instinctif spoke to Wasanga Mehana on "social media activism for likes" focusing on some users creating fake accounts to gain likes and followers. He also speaks on how people can be aware of these fake accounts and ways in which they could avoid them.

Ophthalmologist  Dr Johann Lamprecht,  educated  Wasanga Mehana on the eye disorder Nystagmus touching on the different types and causes of the disorder and the challenges faced by people with Nystagmus.

Dr Micheal Magondo, co-founder of would'nt it be cool ( WIBC) spoke to Wasanga Mehana on how the organisation focuses on mentoring young entrepreneurs from disadvantaged backgrounds to establish value change in agriculture.  He also spoke on how relevant agriculture is to young people.

Steve Letsike, Executive Director  at Access Chapter 2 spoke to Wasanga Mehana on how Home Affairs officials conduct themselves when it comes to handling matters that are  concerning the LGBTIQ community and the importance of diversity at a work place to ensure understanding and a common interest when it comes to service delivery.

CEO of the Molteno Institute for language and literacy, Masennya Dikotla discussed with Wasanga Mehana on how  mobile libraries  could  instill a love for reading among children. He also spoke of  how educators  and parents could incorporate, reading and understanding of books at a young age.