Wits Radio Academy — Ant sat down to chat with Communication and advocacy manager at the Nelson Mandela foundation about the 2019 Nelson Mandela lecture. They talk about how lecturers and topics are selected, the highlights of the 20 years and this year's event. The lecture was delivered on the 23rd of November by Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng on "Constitutionalism as a tool for transformation".

Wits Radio Academy — Newly elected Wits University SRC President talks about his plans for the term and also reflects on what the previous administration did for the students of the University.

Wits Radio Academy — Independent journalist Ayanda Sishi talks about the commission of inquiry into state capture, and also analyzing its purpose and why it is an issue of public interest.

Wits Radio Academy — That Lunch Show team sat down with Siya Mthembu and discussed Budgeting and Financial Responsibility.

Wits Radio Academy — With Safety concerns increasing in Johannesburg Ant sat down and spoke to Safelet South Africa's director Simone da Silva. The device is a bracelet that doubles as a panic button, retailing for R999, accompanied by an App. The app is free to download from the Google Play Store and iStore.

Wits Radio Academy — Do you have a CA qualification? Want to work in a professional environment for one of the biggest firms in South Africa? Have a listen to what Deloitte has to offer for you. Zethu Dhlodhlo joins Siv and Ant on the VOW FM Drive to talk about Deloitte, the opportunities you can have with them as well as talk about the position Deloitte made specifically for her.

Wits Radio Academy — Ever wondered what is meant by copyright? Wondered what to do if someone steals your ideas? Siv and Ant talk to scholarly librarian Denise Nicholson to talk about the copyright law in South Africa and how the new legislation changes copyright.

Wits Radio Academy — Siv and Ant sat down and spoke to Her Mind seminar co-ordinator and 4th year social work student Nyameka Mbonambi. In recent years South African Universities have made news headlines due to the increasing numbers of suicides and attempted suicides amongst students. In 2018 at least 23 suicide attempts were reported in one of South Africa’s larger universities. The Her Mind seminar was an opportunity to open a dialogue on mental wellness on the various Wits Campuses.The event was part of a Social Work community development project hosted under the Counselling and Careers Development Unit (CCDU).

Wits Radio Academy — MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko hosting a dialogue on Gender Based Violence and femicide in our societies. Community of young girls and women sat in the dialogue addressing issues they are facing from being victims and the role of the justice system in their experience.

Wits Radio Academy — Ompfa from South West Gauteng College, a victim of Gender Based Violence.