Swapping swimming for real estate, remembering a very special sister, finding a soul mate - it's a deep dive with Ryk Neethling on The Dan Nicholl Show this week. Also: horses. Lots and lots of those.

He’s opened restaurants across the country, made cameos in restaurants around the world, and lit up lounges across the continent as a MasterChef judge - but as Reuben Riffel explains on The Dan Nicholl Show this week, he’s happily settled back where it all began: Franschhoek.

Marc Lottering The accidental comedian who's become one of South Africa's national treasures - but feels he is only just getting started. Marc Lottering joins The Dan Nicholl Show this week and he's as irresistible as ever.

If Ireland and northern Ireland could sponsor a podcast this would be the one. Dan gets to speak to South African born Irish Rugby legend CJ stander about his illustrious career, how he is enjoying being the brother-in-law/gardener to Ryk Neethling or vice versa and how he is left in limbo when Bok Friday comes around.

Bomb Squad Beer in hand as you sit back and delve a little deeper into the life of two-time Rugby World Champion Steven Kitshoff. Yes, we know he is a big dude, one of the best prop-forwards, but what else happens for this ginger hero of South Africa - Also Dan pitches the idea of a young "Dan Kitshoff" benefiting from his father's labour 20 years from now!

He could have had a wonderful life in Zoology but instead he chose to become friends with Dan Nicholl and pursue the art of stand up comedy. Find out why the latter was not comedian Stuart Taylor's worst decision and why being friends with Dan will have you masquerading as a journalist to attend World Cups for free.

Dan and Jo-Ann reminisce about their long term friendship (major street cred for Dan) and her husband, her kids and her Dad's rise to fame. If there was ever a conversation that Dan had which was fun - it is this episode!

Dan likes wine, Dan likes food, so this would be the easiest pairing ever with world famous celebrity chef Pete Goffe-Wood. Pete tells Dan tales from the kitchen and Dan slowly realises that maybe Pete has never enjoyed Dan's food and would much rather prefer a garage pie.

Dan chats to part-time comedian and full time chairperson of the Lee Barnard Appreciation society. Alan confesses to Dan about his origin story as an actor to comedian and about his passion for theatre. Dan presses Alan about his time as a teacher and how there is a group of children - now adults - that have a void that needs filling. Alan also has to hear about how Dan was a Casanova and other hilarious stories.