The Jet Set Breakfast

There’s something satisfying about filling your fruit bowl or crisper draw with fresh and vibrant fruit and veggies. After all, fresh produce has always been synonymous with vitality and good health, with dietitians recommending that we eat at least nine servings of five different fruits and vegetables each day to boost wellbeing and prevent diseases. GUEST: MARITHA ALBERTYN – REGISTERED DIETITIAN AT NUTRTIONAL SOLUTIONS

Guest: Nico Smith, Petrol Head

The Kruger National Park and Greater Kruger is a favourite South African destination synonymous with luxurious safari retreats in the African Bush. The list of the World’s 50 Best Hotels is out and South Africa’s Singita Lodges, has made it to the top of the prestigious list of luxury hotels. Singita Lodges’, Lebombo and Sweni, in the Kruger National Parkin Mpumalanga ranked in the top 15 of the world’s best 50 hotels. GUEST: LISA CAREY – MARKETING MANAGER AT SINGITA LODGES

As we observe Infant Mortality Awareness Month this September, The Parent Centre sheds light on South Africa’s worryingly high infant mortality rate and extends its commitment to providing crucial support to vulnerable mothers.

#JSBHEALTH Diabetic retinopathy, one of the serious consequences of diabetes, is the 4th leading cause of blindness and the most common cause of visual loss amongst working-age individuals in South Africa. An estimated third of people with diabetes will develop diabetic retinopathy yet less than 20% of patients undergo yearly screening. Guest: Dr Bayanda Mbambisa – Executive Committee of the Ophthalmological Society of South Africa

Wildlife conservation and environmental preservation have a common goal – to preserve the environment on which humanity depends for its survival. Millions of women and men worldwide work as though their lives depend on it – because they do – to help rehabilitate our planet and help it thrive in the face of the myriad threats that our way of life poses. GUEST: LAUREN TEASDALE - CO-FOUNDER AND THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF GREENPOP

Guest: Nontobeko Gcabashe - Programme Manager - Afesis-corplan Afesis-corplan is a progressive, non-governmental organisation that has contributed to community-driven development and good local governance since 1992. While we are primarily based in the Eastern Cape, our work has a national footprint. The organisation aims to promote active citizenship and accountability in the local government sector.

Guest: Nico Smit

Guest: Sarah Ripley Forsyth - General Manager - Kedar Heritage Lodge

Guest: Motlatsi Milanzi - Stenographer at Southern Radiologist Finding breast cancer early and getting state-of-the-art cancer treatment are two of the most important strategies for preventing deaths from breast cancer. Breast cancer that's found early, when its small and has not spread, is easier to treat successfully. Getting regular screening tests is the most reliable way to find breast cancer early. The American Cancer Society has screening guidelines for women at average risk of breast cancer, and for those at high risk for breast cancer .

Guest: Andries Malherbe - Co Founnder Zero Carbon change Whilst many drivers indicate that they would purchase an EV when more affordable models hit the market, others have raised concerns about uncertainties around the reliability of electricity supply due to load-shading and range anxiety regarding the availability of changing infrastructure especially in non-urban areas.

Guest: Dr Kirsten Wimberger - Project director for the Cape Parrot Project and a trustee of the Wild Bird Trust. The Cape Parrot is endemic to South Africa and due to the destruction of their natural forest environment, there are fewer than 2000 of the species. This Heritage Month is an appropriate time to honour the heritage of Cape Parrot by helping to preserve their habitat, while fostering sustainable development and environmental resilience in South Africa.

Guest: Dr. Sipho Mahala - Editor of Imbiza Journal & Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Johannesburg

Guest: Professor Michale Le Cordeur - Vice-Dean (Teaching and Learning in the Faculty of Education at the University of Stellenbosch)

Guest: Professor Alex Van Den Heever – Adjunct Professor at the Wits School of Governance

Guest: Fatima Cele - Project Director at the Neema Foundation

Guest:Vusi Mahlasela

Guest: Keitumetse Mbatha - Arts and Culture Trust communications and marketing coordinator. The Arts & Culture Trust announces the Nyoloha Scholarship Program T-shirt design competition

Guest: Siphiwe Sithole - Farmer and Founder of African Marmalade

Guest: Matthew Murphy – Iconic Surfboard Shaper

Guest:Mlungisi Mthembu - Nature Guide

Guest:: Dr Sanjaya Senanayake Australian scientists make world-first discovery of parasitic worm in woman’s brain

Guest: Taryn Seegers - Communications Coordinator for CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation SA. Cycle for a cause this International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

GUEST: OSEI BONSU - Curator at Tate Modern Museum

GUEST: JAMES THOMPSON - Event Director World Rowing Masters Regatta

GUEST: BRONWYN LACE, ARTIST AND CO-FOUNDER OF THE CENTRE FOR THE LESS GOOD IDEA

GUEST: DR. LINDSAY MIDDLETON - Food Historian and Knowledge Exchange Associate, University of Glasgow

GUEST: PROF. RUTH APPELTANT - Assistant Research Professor, University of Antwerp

GUEST: PROF. CHRONIS TZEDAKIS - Professor of Physical Geography University College London

GUEST: MALVINA BARTMANSKI - Integrative Clinical Psychologist and Author of Autoimmune Survival Guide

GUEST: MIKE VAN GRAAN - Award Winning Playwright Mike van Graan is an award-winning playwright with 36 plays under his belt. He is the Coordinator of the Sustaining Theatre and Dance (STAND) Foundation and serves as a Trustee of the Denis Goldberg House of Hope. Mike also helps to programme and facilitate the Atelier for Festival Managers..

GUEST: DR. TADDY BLECHER - CEO of the Maharishi Invincibility Institute and the Imvula Empowerment Trust

GUEST: MDUDUZI MASEKO - Researcher with the Rock Art Research Institute at Wits University

GUEST: MERVYN SLOMAN – Director of Open Book Festival

This week The School of Government at the University of the Western Cape Hosted a Seminar looking at the topic “Chinese investments in Brazil and South Africa as part of Brics South - South Cooperation and Solidarity: Challenges and Prospects” GUEST: LISA THOMPSON - political economist and full Professor in the School of Government at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa

GUEST: SHARMI SURIANARAIN - Chief Impact Officer at Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator

GUEST: PIETER DIRK UYS - Artist

The Johannesburg Library Bumper Book Sale Is taking place the 2nd and 3rd of September. Hosted by the Friends of the Johannesburg Public Libraries in collaboration with the Library and Information Services of the City. GUEST: ZARA NATALIE - Chair of the Friends of the Johannesburg Public Libraries.

Guest: Chris Forrest, Chef and Comedian

Guest: Nathan Stanton, Assistant Director on animated feature "DAVID'Sunrise Studios

Guest: Bev ButKow,Artist

Guest: Mark Moore, Managing Director of of No Stone Foundation

Guest: Lynnette Cilliers, Registered Dietician

Guest:Pro. Jonny Peter is head of the allergy and clinical IM- Munoogy Divison at Grooe Shuur Hospital

#JSB Guest Presenter Michael Lee of Innotivity

Guest Presenter: Tshegofatso Seoka, Academic ,Art Historian independent Curator and Managing Director of Ms Simone

GUEST: BLESSING NGOBENI – VISUAL ARTIST Interview: At Standard Bank Gallery, Blessing Ngobeni’s “Ntsumi Ya Vutomi” investi-gates the purpose in the human experience.

#SAfmJSB Session: PRESSSS

GUEST: NELISIWE XABA – VISUAL ARTIST Interview: Introducing a brave new world of South African bio-art.