Pavishen Paideya joins us to discuss Kaal Ki Kahaani – A Journey Through Time, a vibrant dance production celebrating the evolution of Indian cinema through music, storytelling, costumes, and choreography. He also shares his inspirations, love for Bollywood legend Madhuri Dixit, and encourages aspiring dancers to confidently pursue their passion.

Entertainer and vocalist Abdul Rahim Rasool joins the show for an uplifting catch-up on music, memorable life moments, and his journey through 2026 so far. From discussing the retirement announcement of his idol Arijit Singh to sharing insights on his growing success with English tracks like I Can Feel The Magic, Abdul reflects on his evolving career and upcoming original music projects. The interview wraps up with an exciting live performance of his Top 5 songs.

South Africa’s ongoing water crisis is creating serious challenges for homeowners, from burst pipes and flooding to damaged geysers and costly repairs. Christo Stoman joins us to explain how water-related damage affects homes, what insurance policies typically cover, when municipalities may be held responsible, and the preventative steps homeowners can take to protect their property.

Singer-songwriter Nianell joins us to discuss her inspiring new book, A Song That’s Yet Unsung, a powerful blend of personal stories, life lessons, and music. She shares insights on self-worth, spirituality, gratitude, and how nurturing our emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being can help us live more meaningful and fulfilled lives.

Christina joins us for an unfiltered conversation about motherhood, music, fashion, and life beyond Mommy's Club. From her debut as a DJ at Colour Fest to balancing public life with protecting her child’s privacy, she reflects on personal growth, confidence, and what’s next in her journey.

As South Africa marks Hospice Week 2026, we unpack the importance of equitable access to palliative care for patients facing life-limiting illnesses. Joining us is Hanneke Lubbe from the Association of Palliative Care Centres to discuss dignity, pain management, family support, and the challenges many South Africans face in accessing compassionate end-of-life care. We also explore the emotional story of Nonthobeka and how hospice support extended beyond healthcare to uplift her children and family during an incredibly vulnerable time.

Shashika Mooruth joins us to reflect on her musical journey, the importance of authenticity, and her latest project MAA, a heartfelt release inspired by motherhood and perfect for Mother’s Day.

We explore the key 2026 property trends in Cape Town with Grant Elliott, highlighting strong demand in the CBD, the rise of mixed-use developments, and the impact of tourism on short-term rentals. Discover why the city continues to outperform Johannesburg and Durban as a top investment destination.

Cosmetic surgery is booming in South Africa, but it comes with important risks. Dr Nombulelo Metuse shares expert insights on popular procedures, the influence of social media, and how to choose a qualified surgeon. Learn the key dos and don’ts, potential complications, and why proper consultation and aftercare are essential for safe results.

A captivating conversation with Pieter-Dirk Uys as he reflects on a legendary career, the lasting impact of Evita Bezuidenhout, and his return to the stage with four new productions. From satire and politics to legacy and laughter, this is a powerful look at one of South Africa’s most iconic voices.