Dr Catherine Baird, Cystic Fibrosis specialist at both Charlotte Maxeke and Milpark hospital spoke to Gushwell Brooks on  how to detect, prevent and raise awareness on Cystic Fibrosis . She also spoke on how people can raise awareness on the genetic disease during Cystic Fibrosis gene Day which is on the 29th of May.

Lloyd Ripley Evans, educational psychologist spoke to Gushwell Brooks on divorced dads and how they can manage their relationship with their kids and how to keep a positive attitude once you are going through a divorce.

Sherie De Wet the founder and CEO of Palesa Pads  spoke to Gushwell Brooks on her initiative #Keepagirlinschool which is to combat the lack of sanitary towels accessible to young girls in and around South Africa.

Danie Marais, senior manager in Programmes and governance at the National council & persons with disabilities spoke to Gushwell Brooks on the importance of Early childhood development for children with disabilities.

Entertainment reporter and pop culture enthusiast Lwazi Hadebe gave Gushwell Brooks the latest headlining news on entertainment news.

Lloyd Ripley Evans, education psychologist explained how the view of divorce has changed in our days and the difference between the support given to women and men.

Dirk Visser, head of digital & brand strategy at instictiff spoke to Gushwell Brooks on celebrities sometimes crossing the line on social media and how they can become more aware of their perceptions and what they write on the media platforms.

Giulia Criscuolo,  Phamarcist, complimentary medicines expert and life coach spoke to Gushwell Brooks on South African doctors over-prescribing antibiotics, contributing to resistance and making infections such as colds and bronchitis much more difficult to treat, according to a new study.

Iga Motylska, travel journalist at eagertraveljourney.com spoke to Gushwell Brooks on what people can include in their itinerary when visiting Cambodia

Dr Sharon Vasuthevan, Group nursing executive at Life Healthcare spoke to Gushwell Brooks on the profession of Nursing and whether South African nurses receive enough support and education to inspire into this career choice.