Veteran arts activist and theatre maker Gamakhulu Diniso says he is using the Covid-19 lockdown as an inspiration to create art pieces to artistically capture the moment daily. The series captures the stress that the coronavirus lockdown brought to the community, the misunderstanding and people's perception around it.

Guest: Gamakhulu Diniso - An award-winning accomplished fine artist studied at Rokes Drift Art Centre, also an acclaimed actor, director &published playwrite and cultural activist

Ntsiki Mazwai - Musician, Artist and Poet

Vuyi Mpofu - Motoring Journalist at Driving In Heels

1. Easter Holiday stats
2. Common insurance mistakes
3. The importance of keeping your car interior clean even after lockdown

Features on events other than sport with playlisted Music, 19:00 to 21:00 friday and surtaday

Motlapele Morule - Founder of Mo Molemi Farming

Nicolette Mashile - Social Entrepreneur and Consumer Financial Education Educator

Guest: Vuyi Mpofu - Motoring Journalist, Driving In Heels

1. Respecting robots during lockdown,
2. Why it's important to check the engine oil level
3. Is it advisable to buy second hand tyres

Thabang Monyepao - Founder of Delight softies manufacturing enterprise

67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day’s annual event, Magical Moments for Mandela (MM4M) which was scheduled to take place on 4th April at various venues across the country was cancelled due to the COVID -19 national lockdown but the good news is, it will now be a virtual Facebook event!

Guest: Carolyn Steyn – The Founder of 67 Blankets

The Kiffness, a well-known South African Band in association with Adcock Ingram OTC’s Sponsors of Brave Campaign, have released a song dedicated to supporting Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other healthcare professionals fighting COVID-19 .

The song titled “May the Road Rise Up to Meet You,” is an old Irish blessing often used as a prayer that has travelled throughout the centuries, to protect people on their challenging journeys. Although the song is originally in English now includes isiZulu and Afrikaans.

Guest: David Scott - founder of The Kiffness