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From a career on the field with the South African Hockey team that took her to three Olympics, to a career off the field with adidas, Kate Woods celebrates a remarkable career with Dan Nicholl.
World Cup-winning Springbok captain John Smit talks about the British and Irish Lion Tour, his obsession with cycling, and a new charity golf challenge that you could be part of!
He owns the most striking voice in South Africa... and the dodgiest boat. Just Jinjer's front man Ard Matthews joins Dan Nicholl to talk about his new boat, a life in music, and coming up with The Dan Nicholl Show theme song.
Comedian, actor, radio show host and all-round good guy Jason Goliath joins Dan Nicholl on the latest show.
Born and brought up in South Africa, Nick Compton, followed in his grandfather’s footsteps playing Test cricket for England. He has changed up his career quite a bit since retiring and now has a successful career as a photographer.
Dan Nicholl sits down with two-time South African Olympian, Sanani Mangisa. The former South African hockey players shares her thoughts on whether the 2021 Tokyo Olympics will take place, if they should take place and whether the athletes will be game ready to perform at their peak.
Dan Nicholl changes the menu a bit on this episode as he speaks to celebrity chef, David Higgs. Higgs is the mastermind behind restaurants Marble and Saint in Johannesburg and also featured on South Africa's version of My Kitchen Rules.
On this episode Dan Nicholl is joined by the man behind the Absa Cape Epic, Kevin Vermaak! Absa Cape Epic founder, Kevin Vermaak, looks at the challenges of having the race in the time of COVID-19, he recounts some of the big stars who have participated in the iconic race, and reveals the lowest moment of his Epic journey.
Cell C Sharks centre, Jeremy Ward, gives insight into the Sharks' season and gives a personal account of how his rugby journey took him from the Eastern Cape to KwaZulu-Natal. He also touches on the Sharks' acquisition by MVM Holdings and what the collaboration with Roc Nation could mean for the Durban outfit.
Meet the 'new' Joe Van Niekerk. He made his debut as a Springbok at 21, lit up rugby fields around the world, and now, finds himself living in a spiritual retreat in Costa Rica. Listen to the incredible journey of Joe van Niekerk.
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