Mshimaann is a dancer who was inspired by his parents to become a dancer since they're dancing too. He started when he was doing Grade 5 where he was trained by his father

Today, we commemorated World Suicide Prevention Day and had the honour of being joined by Olwethu Kwaza from SADAG (The South African Depression and Anxiety Group). Olwethu shared valuable insights about the organization and its main purpose. She also addressed an important issue — many people often don’t know how to respond when someone expresses suicidal thoughts — and provided us with guidance on how to handle such situations with care and understanding.

Duncan talks about his upbringing, the writing process behind Incwadi Yezono and his acting debut on Big Nunu's Little Heist.

Dimpho shared how she was sexually harassed and faced police brutally, Constable Mntambo was invited to give advice what steps should Dimpho take.

GeenFlexx is an artist who started his career at the age of 16 years. Today he was sharing with us his journey into music and how it has groomed him in the industry and outside. Especially as he shifted from hip hop to amapiano in 2021

Mokatja is a young entrepreneur who is also a MUT student. He was sharing his journey as a young entrepreneur which somehow made him feel like giving up but instead he chose God and saw light. The light then made him build believe more in his work.

Nokukhanya and Asibonge were sharing their journey ebuntombini. They also shared their advice to other young women who will like to take part in this journey.

The Hangout hosts, Lindelwa Maphumulo and Bandile Ngema, interviewed Abangani Bethu to celebrate their inspiring journey — from making music for fun in 2009 to becoming a recognized professional duo in 2016. Known for their authentic sound, powerful storytelling, and electrifying performances, Abangani Bethu have built a strong reputation in South Africa’s music scene. The interview aimed to showcase their growth, highlight their contribution to music culture, and connect our audience with their relatable and impactful story.

Lindelwa Maphumulo and Bandile Ngema were joined by Mnqobi Mkhize, an Amapiano artist who also works as a film writer, director, and editor. He shared his journey as an all-round creative and reflected on his experiences while completing his final year of Dramatic Arts at the Durban University of Technology.

The Hangout show Lindelwa Maphumulo host had an interview with Sthandwasethu to discuss the Power of women supporting women, and also chatting about collaboration Vs competition, practical ways to uplift each other.