The Jet Set Breakfast

Guest: Ayanda Sishi Wigzell - Independent Journalist and political and social commentator

Guest: Hendrick Makaneta - Education Activist

GUEST: THANDUXOLO MXOLI - SABC Senior Sport Broadcaster AFCON review after one round - Are we shaping up for a shock winner? play. Ed Dove, Special to ESPN Jan 18 With every team having played once at the Africa Cup of Nations, ESPN's Ed Dove reviews the big talking points -- and the stuff you might have missed -- from the tournament so far. There are no small teams anymore Already, in recent Nations Cups tournaments, we've seen some of the continent's lesser lights become more adept at thwarting the traditional heavyweights on neutral ground.

A Cape Town based duo came up with an idea to turn kitchen cloths into Braaibroekies a moment inspired during a Braai. GUEST: NATASHA LIDDIARD - Co-Owner Braaibroekies https://braaibroekies.co.za All Braaibroekies are made from 100% cotton dishcloths, locally sourced, locally produced! #stoepwear Original Braaibroekie Keep your bum warm, and your hands clean! - 100% cotton dishcloth - Proudly South African - Locally produced - Lekker - - A company called "Braai Broekies" has made uniquely South African shorts that you can wear around the braai and "wipe your hands on your pants, guilt-free"!

Agricultures musical talent celebrating 10 years of of the Agri’s Got Talent Show GUEST: ANTON RABE - Hortgro’s Executive Director GUEST: JASON BAARTMAN -Rapper & Nursery ProductionManager was one of those perfectly wind still clement Paarl evenings with a tangible excitement in the air. It was the annual Agri’s Got Talent (AGT) taking place at the Paarl Taalmonument amphitheatre. Instead of the traditional annual competition, the evening was a celebratory Reunion Show featuring most of the top performers of the previous nine years. With the stage set, lights and microphones tested, the Western Cape’s most talented farm workers took to the stage to share their gift of singing to an audience of almost 1000 people! The idea came to Anton Rabe, Hortgro's executive director, ten years ago when he was thinking to himself...there's Idols, America's Got Talent...why not celebrate our local agricultural talent with Agri's Got Talent? “Agriculture isn’t just about food and wine, it’s about our people,” says Rabe. "Our agricultural workers have so much more to offer than just the work they do on the farms or warehouses. They are amazingly talented people. “The initiative started out small,” reminisces Rabe, “But within a few years, AGT, as it is known today, grew into the most exciting entertainment project in Agriculture," shares Rabe. In celebration of the ten-year milestone, previous years' top ten participants as well as some of the previous years’ winners came together for an agricultural music spectacular in the winelands. The music and voice coaching for the competition and the concert has been overseen by the famous artist, Frieda van den Heever, for the past ten years. AGT is more than just a singing competition. There is also a strong focus on life skills development. Over the years, top ten contestants have achieved amazing milestones. Ayabonga Mboho, the first winner of AGT, was initially a seasonal worker. Since he won AGT, he has been invited to sing overseas three times and today he teaches music at a school in Paarl. Victor Fredericks, who was in the top ten in 2018, has already published two books. Jason Baartman, a rapper, took second place in 2017. Starting his career as a general worker, today Baartman is a production manager and responsible for as many as 50 workers in the nursery, and in harvest time about ten picking teams under him. Baartman is also part of the ATKV-Crescendo project and has performed at the Woordfees. Beyond personal milestones, AGT participants give back to their communities. Newfound confidence, skills and knowledge are shared with families, colleagues and the community. They become ambassadors for agriculture. This spillover effect builds much-needed relationships that promote social cohesion and community development, and make agriculture a proud sector to work in. [email protected] / www.agrisgottalent.com

Guest: Nico Smith, Petrol Head

Today, we're exploring the digital landscape with Toby Shapshak. He's here to uncover the mysteries of website cookies. But the real question is: should we accept them without hesitation? GUEST: TOBY SHAPSHAK - Editor and Publisher Today, we have a fascinating journey into the digital realm with none other than Toby Shapshak, editor in chief of Stuff and a Forbes US senior contributor specializing in technology and innovation for 25 years. He's here to unravel the mysteries behind those virtual crumbs we encounter every time we surf the web – yes, we're talking about website cookies. But hold on, should we be accepting them without a second thought? Toby Shapshak has been writing and speaking about technology and innovation for 25 years. His TED Global talk on innovation in Africa has over 1,5-million views - about which he has written for Forbes, CNN, Quartz, and The Guardian in London. He was named in GQ's top 30 men in media and the Mail & Guardian newspaper's influential young South Africans. GQ said he "has become the most high-profile technology journalist in the country". As a young reporter, he shadowed then-president Nelson Mandela. His is also the executive director of Scrolla.Africa, a brand new media platform built for mobile, and is a columnist for the Financial Mail. Are these cookies just innocent crumbs or something more sinister? Toby will break it down for us, revealing the hidden tactics websites employ to sweet-talk us into accepting their terms. Stick around, as we explore the pros and cons of embracing these digital delights.

The state of Air Pollution in Gauteng GUEST: QUENTIN HURT - Managing Director at Skyside - Today we interview Quentin Hurt the managing director at Skyside. He joins us to shed a light on the high levels of air pollution in and around Gauteng. Guest: Quentin Hurt Quentin studied Chemical Engineering. His Master’s thesis in water treatment techniques and enthusiastic supervisors led to a deep interest in industrial environmental issues. This led to the establishment of a business in environmental testing and ultimately a specialisation in air quality issues. His work involves understanding the issues at play in specific air pollution situations and then working with companies, community and government to monitor the situation with the intention of reducing the risk to people. He has worked in the field for 30 years and his projects, while focussed in southern Africa have taken him throughout Africa, to Canada, the US, Europe and Eastern Europe. He continues to find it a complex field and is very interested in the opportunities that citizen science and the use of new technologies bring to allowing people to manage and understand their personal exposure and control of the air they breathe.

Award-winning international guitarist commissions custom instrument made in South Africa GUEST: MATTHEW RICE - Co-Owner, Designer, Inlay Specialist, Luthier Casimi Guitars GUEST: MICHAEL WATTS- Award Winning Guitarist Casimi guitars, made in Cape Town by a duo with an international reputation as two of the greatest guitar makers of their generation, are highly sought after by collectors – particularly in the USA, Europe and Asia – for the beautiful sound they produce. Creating a mere six instruments a year, Matthew Rice and Matthias Roux unite the disciplines of design, music and craftsmanship with the aim of taking handcrafted acoustic guitars to a new level. Their pieces are so popular that Casimi can only take on their next commission in 2026.

Guest: Percy Mabandu - Art Market Consultant and founder of Dashiki Dialogues

Guest: Dr John Kani - Playwright patron of the Market Theater

Guest: Dudu Busani-Dube - Author and iLemebe Book Festival co-organizer

Guest: Ari Katz - Boston Online Home Education

Guest: Ntsikelelo Breakfast - Heads the Center for Security,Peace and Conflict Resolution at Nelson Mandela University

Guest: Paulvia Shiburi - founder of PS Debt Management

Guest: Ammara Brown - Singer and Songwriter

Guest: Anelisa Mangcu - Gallery Owner and Curator

Guest: Nick Harmman - Content Creator & 5fm presenter

Guest: Nico Smit

Guest: Bond Nyoka - Attorney

Guest: Sibusiso Mkhwanazi - Travel Writer

Guest: Sibusiso Ngubane - Legal Scholar at UWC (University of Western Cape

Guest: James Hall

Guest: Allon Raiz - CEO Raizcorp

Guest: Rory Booth - Plays the part of Genie in Aladdin - Film and TV writer, Actor and Singer-Songwriter

Guest: Lukhanyo Calata - Journalist and Son to Fort Calata

Guest: Liz McDaid - Center for Environment Rights

Guest: Clair Lotter - CEO of Volunteer Wildlife Services

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Guest: Khona Dlamini - Programs Manager Market Photoworkshop

Guest: Vumi Msweli - CEO of Hased Consulting

Guest: Nico Smit

Guest: Sibusiso Mkhwanazi - Travel Writer

Guest: Siya Mashele - Personal Trainer

Guest: James Hall

Guest: Dr. Leila Sadien - Medical Doctor, Intuitive healer and shamanic medicine woman

Guest: Gift Ntshangase - Secretary of Board at the organization. www.HOMEOFHOPEFORGIRLS.ORG.ZA

Guest: Ali Sablay - Spokesperson of Gift of the Givers

Guest Dr. Nokuthula Mazibuko - Msimang University of Pretoria based research and writer of children's books and historical visitors

Guest: Benoit Le Roy - CEO South African Water Chamber

Guest: Zaheer Khan

Guest:Bernadette Bule - Marketing & Communications Manger - JA South Africa

Guest: Mokebe Thulo - Head of Brand at Aware.org

Guest: Carol Mogoerane

Guest: Sibusiso Mkhwanazi - Travel Writer

Guest: Lindiwe Lekasapa - Event Producer

Guest: James Hall

Guest: Luci Coehlo - Environmentalist