Dr Roelof Botha will share insight on why US monetary policy shouldn’t be replicated in South Africa; why the Reserve Bank's MPC is making it a habit to overreact, as well as why he believes the SARB’s ignorance of the nature of inflation, will only hurt the future stability of our economy.

Amber Fillary let us in on how she intends to break her previous record, by preparing to swim a minimum of 100m; under 30cm of ice, with just a single breath!

Tori joined Ziaan in studio earlier this week to chat about their partnership with We Are Guernsey. Tori talks about the delegate of 32 who came down to see the Coolplay team and action, and how they bought into their program.
Tori also chats about the Coolplay organisation, what they stand for and their focal points.

Rosemary Anderson fills us in on whether SA’s hospitality sector is indeed on the road to recovery - post-pandemic; what the latest StatsSA statistics on Tourist Accommodation agree with this sentiment, as well as to unpack why she believes business as usual – won't alone ramp up our road to recovery.

Lerothodi Mohale shares insight into what the top liquidation and business rescue trends for 2022 are; why the real estate sector remains on a high alert, as well as to offer advice on how businesses could take proactive steps to avoid becoming a casualty.

Geronimo De Klerk and Gundula Deutschlande fill us in on why they’re calling on you to ‘down your tools and hold on to your flower crown - this Sunday, as we’re set to observe SA’s annual Garden Day!

Eugene Jooste demystifies whether the thickening of your nipple, could be a cause for greater concern; as well as why mammograms remain the gold standard, in squashing the shelf life of tumours. This is as October kicks of breast cancer awareness month across SA!

Dylan Jack and Martin Myers return to the Smile 90.4fm studios to join Ziaan in conversation about all things rugby.
The three reflect on the last round of the Rugby Championship, which saw the Springboks come up short in the race for the title.
The guys also break down round two of the URC, and the Stormers' stunning performance in Stellenbosch, where they opened their campaign as defending champions.
There's also some banter around the state of refereeing in World Rugby, and how we solve the issues at hand as we build toward the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France.

Dr Chevaan Hendrickse spotlights the various types of heart disease one could develop; whether heart disease could indeed be treated, as well as to share insight on the clues to follow when looking for a silent killer. This is as we observe the importance of heart health across SA, on World Heart Day!

Merilyn Makelve unpacks whether digital communities have bred cultural assimilations amongst SA's youth; how we could encourage greater diversity within the workplace, as well as share insight on how we could embrace cultural diversity within our education system.