Nicholas Lorimer and Hermann Pretorius discuss the IRR's victory in getting Cricket South Africa (CSA) to revoke its abhorrent 'blacks-only' hiring policy for team consultants. They also chat about the status of the campaign to get corporate SA to state its position on the government's threat of delving into the pension funds of ordinary South Africans and protecting their clients.

Are your assets safe? Can you really trust those you have entrusted with your money, savings, and assets? What is prescribed assets? Why must we stop prescribed assets as a policy?

In a live IRR briefing, Hermann Pretorius speaks to investment guru Magnus Heystek about prescribed assets - one of the most dangerous threats to the finances of ordinary South Africans.

Nicholas Lorimer talks to South African activist and human rights attorney, Richard Spoor, about the problems with communal land rights, land invasions and the state of the judiciary.

Nicholas Lorimer, Hermann Pretorius and Sara Gon discuss the outcome of the DA policy conference and its rejection of racist ideas. They rant about the fascist behaviour of the EFF threatening Clicks pharmacy and they briefly chat about Eskom’s suspension of two station managers and what we should make of it.

Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt and Gabriel Crouse discuss the talk about prohibition of alcohol and attempts by government to tighten alcohol laws. They also examine the state of the SA Post Office and how it is an example of a government success being reversed. Lastly, they give an update on the poisoning of a senior Russian opposition leader.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Hermann Pretorius and Terence Corrigan ponder the bizarre decision by Cricket SA to avoid hiring white consultants, the strange nighttime tweets of Tito Mboweni and the resignation of John Moodey from the DA.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Gabriel Crouse and Duwayne Esau discuss the latest from the government, on how it plans to fill the fiscal shortfall with a wealth tax and prescribed assets. They also ask whether we should trust David Mabuza in his recent condemnation of farm attacks and chat about the latest in the US election as Biden and Trump trade blows over who is to blame for violence.

On today's edition, Nicholas Lorimer asks Terence Corrigan and Marius Roodt if Mashaba’s new party will have legs, if Cyril will remain head of the ANC. They also go over the premiership of Japan’s retiring leader Shinzo Abe.

Nicholas Lorimer, Hermann Pretorius and Michael Morris discuss the Western Cape court ruling halting the eviction of land invaders in the city of Cape Town, and the Tony Yengeni trial and how it opened the door to the corruption. They also discuss the importance of waiting for the facts on a charged issue such as the latest shooting of a black American by police in Wisconsin.

Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Terence Corrigan continue yesterday’s discussion about recovering South Africa’s economy, they also discuss the proposed total ban on drinking and driving as well as NEHAWUs demand for an 11% wage increase.

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