Veteran actor and broadcaster Mehboob Bawa joins us to reflect on his 30-year journey in South Africa’s entertainment industry. From radio and television to iconic film roles and his latest appearance in Die Kantoor, Mehboob shares insights on longevity, partnerships, and staying relevant in the media space.

The rise of Blue Health is changing how South Africans travel. In this Lifestyle conversation, Nicci Welgemoed, Sunsail’s Business and Development Manager for Africa and Asia, unpacks why water-based escapes, wellness-focused trips and meaningful group getaways are growing in popularity. From quieter holidays and multi-generational travel to emerging tourism trends for 2026, this episode explores how travel is becoming more intentional, restorative and essential to modern life.

As matric results are released, Dr Linda Meyer, Managing Director at Rosebank College, discusses what the outcomes mean for learners and highlights alternative pathways for students who may not meet their initial tertiary admission requirements. The conversation explores APS criteria, matric rewrites, gap years, and practical options to help students stay on track toward achieving their career goals.

South Africa’s King of Couture, Jacques Lagrange, joins  Varshan Sookhun on The Lunch Break to reflect on 30 years in fashion, a standout year of international recognition, and his vision for conscious luxury. He shares insights into his new heritage-inspired venture African Ritual, his belief that couture is a lifestyle, and offers a stylish fashion preview for 2026, from nostalgic prints to relaxed modern tailoring.

We chat with Cape Town–based vocalist Fayyazi Mohamed Sayed about her musical journey, family roots in music, and over a decade of performing to enthusiastic audiences. She shares insights into live performances, her collaboration with Noor Leeman, the strong Bollywood music following in the Mother City, and what inspires her as an artist — including a special live moment on air.

A heartwarming community interview highlighting the work of Khanya Hospice in Umkomaas as it prepares for its annual fundraising fair at the DSB Grounds from 13–15 February. Hon. Mr Narend Singh shares personal memories of Umkomaas, insights into the hospice’s mission and reliance on community support, and details of the exciting activities planned, including the “Khanya’s Got Talent – Valentine Edition.” The discussion encourages unity, compassion, and giving back to support the vulnerable.

South Africa’s commercial property sector is showing signs of recovery, with improved tenant payment behaviour and stabilising rental trends. Finance expert Waldo Marcus from TPN Credit Bureau breaks down what’s driving this shift, the challenges in the office market, how economic pressures are shaping strategies, and what the outlook looks like moving forward.

A heartfelt look back with broadcasting pioneer Amitha Anand, who was part of Lotus FM from its very first day. She recalls the golden era of radio, the station’s early milestones, influential figures, unforgettable birthday celebrations, and her emotional departure at the height of her career, celebrating Lotus FM’s heritage and legacy.

A reflective and nostalgic conversation with former Lotus FM presenter Ameeta Merhoye, who looks back on her radio journey, memorable Birthday celebrations, iconic celebrity encounters, and the powerful role Lotus FM played in shaping culture and community. She also shares inspiring advice for young people pursuing broadcasting and media careers.

South African jazz icon Dr Natalie Rungan joins forces with Ghanaian piano virtuoso Victor Dey Jr to create African Breyani — a bold, soulful jazz collaboration rooted deeply in African heritage. This feature explores music legacy, education, cultural exchange, and how African jazz continues to evolve across borders and generations. Podcasted for audiences at home and abroad.