Crispin Sonn, spoke to Miriam Altman (Commissioner at the National Development Plan office) and Sean Lewis (A Co-Founder of the SA First Forum) about the way forward for South Africa. In a time where everything must fall, he asks the questions: What must rise?

Friday Stand-In, Crispin Sonn, spoke to Sipho Pityana from the SA First forum about why he decided to speak out against the ANC and President Jacob Zuma.

Lecturer of Political Studies at WITS Prof Daryl Glaser helps us puzzle through the meaning of liberalism, and whether liberalism can deliver justice outcomes in SA.

Eusebius spoke to owner and creator of Natural Aura Charlene Makita about her range of natural hair products that use the moringa plant.

Eusebius spoke to Deputy Minister in the Presidency, responsible for Planning Monitoring and Evaluation and Youth Development Buti Manamela about how the slow growing economy affects the youth.

Action Aid head of programme Emily Craven spoke to Eusebius about the quality of public transport and travel for women and the dangers they experience.

The reigning champion and author Melinda Ferguson went up against journalist Carlos Amato.

Eusebius chats to Vashna Jagarnath and FAWU’s Katishi Masemola, about the historical impact of trade unions, their relevance in South Africa today and the possibility of a political party emerging out of the trade union movement.

Eusebius is joined by Pierre de Vos and Philip Rosenthal as they debate the idea of the reinstatement of the death penalty in South Africa.

Dr Schomer helps us recognize when competitiveness becomes unhealthy and what we can do to curtail negativity when trying to get ahead in life.