The Jet Set Breakfast

              GUEST: Carmen Burls – Founder of the Creative Classroom

  GUEST: Garth Green – Manager of Gooderson Mtunzini Forest Lodge

  GUEST: Tim Neary - Conservationist

  GUEST: SHANNIN ANTONOPOULO – Managing Director of Operations and Education Development at Artist Proof Studio

  GUEST: MATHIJIS VAN TIL - Musician, Producer and Composer

  Guest: LERATO MOGOATLHE – Author of Vagabond: Wandering Through Africa on Faith

        GUEST: NICO SMIT – Motoring Expert

  GUEST: FRITS VAN RYNEVELD - General Manager Darling Sweet

  GUEST: SICELO MBATHA - Wilderness Guide

  GUEST: NOMSA MAZWAI - Founder of Funk it Im Walking

  GUEST: SIOUXSIE GILLETT - Host of Snakes in The City & Herpetologist 

              GUEST: HERMANN VIVIER- Co Founder & Program Manager

Dr. Ela Manga practices integrative medicine with a special interest in Burnout and energy management. Her founder of Breathwork Africa, an organisation committed to empowering people with all walks of life with simple tools of self-awareness, health, resilience and peace. We offer private sessions, monthly workshops and training of breathwork facilitators locally and abroad. I write, speak and facilitate workshops and retreats on the subject of energy management and burnout. Guest: Dr Ela Manga - Founder Breathwork Africa Millennials say their unhappy with traditional social institutions, mass media and the lack of social progress. They are also reluctant to trust leaders, particularly those who run companies that are not aligned with their values and political views. The same can be said about Lesego Mapeka who quit his 9 – 5 to follow his passion. We chat to him about his creative agency and outdoor hiking movement ‘Epic Hikes’. Guest:  Lesego Mapeka - Founder of Epic Hikes Healing from Chronic Illness as a patient of Dr. Ela to finding her own program working with people one on one in exploring the inner parts of themselves- curated experiences that are non-linear from gardening, painting and movement. Engaging the mind and holistic body systems. Inward human adventure exploring the inner parts of ourselves Guest:  Julie Robinson - Founder of In-Venture

  Johannesburg-based diver Zalika Methula is fundraising to cover her expenses to participate in the world junior diving championship in Russia.  Grade 9 pupil Methula has been doing just that since the age of 11, as she is more than determined to pave her way into the not so popular aquatic sport of international diving. Guest: Zalika Methula - 15 year old Diver Guest: Danilo Cogrossi - Coach

  housed in a boutique shopping complex, 44 Stanley, in Johannesburg. It is built around his collecting practice focused on preserving archives and memorialising social and cultural history from southern Africa. He’s turned his own personal library and archive into a public art project.   Guest: Kudzanai Chiurai - Artist

  Thousands of historic artefacts have been destroyed in the Congolese town of Gungu after a private museum burnt to ashes. The objects at the National Museum of Gungu represent one of the Democratic Republic of Congo's most important collections, says the BBC's Emery Makumeno in the capital, Kinshasa. At least 8,000 or 9,000 items dating back to the end of the 18th Century were ruined. The cause of the fire is still unclear Guest:  Khehla Chepape Makgato - Artist, Curator, writer and philanthropist

  Covid-19 has had a major impact on our daily lives, in different ways, and with other groups feeling deserted and hopeless due to the new or old behavioural patterns and trends that we see in our society when it comes to treatment. The LGBTQIAP+ community and people living with dis-abilities are amongst those groups that feel left out than ever before in terms of opportunities, inclusion in the economy, participation in the community etc. Guest:  Zakhele Mgobhozi - Founder Modern Community Foundation (MCF)

  A more than 400-page report was compiled by The Inkathalo Conversations and commissioned by the City of Cape Town in 2020 into life as a homeless person in Cape Town. The report covers eight general areas, including the criminalisation of homeless people, and the institutional drivers of homelessness. It also features “special reports” on what it calls homeless tax, and on the controversial Strandfontein Camp that was established by the City for local homeless people as a response to the Covid pandemic. Guest:  Lorenzo Davids - CEO Development Impact Fund

GUEST: UNATHI HENAMA-Tourism Academic Tshwane University ofTechnology

Google has announced the launch of the Global Initiative for Excellence in Journalism Education to enhance journalists’ training in Africa. GUEST: DOROTHY OKOO- Google Head of Communications and Public Affairs

The Open Book Festival returns with an eight part podcast series celebrating just some of the works of literature to come out of SA this year. The series will run from    8 – 24 November 2021.   GUEST: VASTI CALITZ -  Open Book Festival Organiser

Tracing The (Post) Apartheid Novel Beyond 2000   GUEST: DANYELA DIMAKATSO DEMIR – Co –Editor of the Book (co-editor is Olivier Moreillon)

We are checking in on The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project - building the world's largest radio telescope to explore the Universe. The SKA Observatory has signed agreements with the Australian and South African governments to host its telescopes and associated infrastructures.   GUEST: TAKALANI NEMAUNGANI - Director: Multiwavelength Astronomy   At the Department of Science and Innovation

  Its Voting Weekend and the New Centre for Social Development in Africa has produced a research brief that unpacks how gender differences may play out at the polls   GUEST: PROF. LEILA PATEL - South African Research Chair in Welfare and Social Development and was the Founding Director of the Centre for Social Development

Last year during the Covid-19 lockdown, forty wooden forms representing the letterB in Willem Boshoff’s seminal work The Blind Alphabet (1991), were presentedin wood, steel and aluminium as part of an online documentary project for theMoving Cube, UJ Art Gallery’s online platform. This is part of the extensive MTNArt Collection.GUEST: NIEL NORTJE - Manager : MTN Art Collection

    GUEST: Prof GERHARD STEENKAMP - veterinary specialist in dentistry and maxillofacial surgery at the Faculty of Veterinary Science University of Pretoria

GUEST: TOBY SHAPSHAK - Editor Stuff Magazine

GUEST: JUSTUS FRANTZ - Conductor (from Germany)

GUEST: YANDISA XHAKAZA - Principal UCT Online High School

GUEST: LERATO MOGOATLHE - Author Vagabond: Wandering Through Africa onFaith

MOTORING WITH NICO SMIT

GUEST: WESLEY DIPHOKO - Editor in Chief Fast Company SA

GUEST: PROF. JOHNNY PETER - Unit Head and also serves as Head of the Divisionof Allergology and Clinical Immunology at Groote Schuur Hospital

In the belief that reading provides a crucial tool in assisting inmates with their reintegration into communities, the Department of Correctional Services has launched the annual Funda Mzantsi Championship. Working in collaboration with the National Library of South Africa, the department officially kicked off the 11th Funda Mzantsi Championship (4 – 7 October) at the Anew Hotel Capital in Pretoria. Guest:  Mandla Mona – Programmes Manager at the Centre for the Book (Outreach Unit) – National Library of South Africa

Fula Mobile is a global app which supplies fuel and other convenient supplies at any time, anywhere. Our next guest is a tech specialist whose travels inspired the development of the mobile application: “I traveled to France a couple of years ago to a tech conference. There were very exciting and new tech developments including Uber. I wanted something different and how to advance technology.” Guest:  Lubabalo Nojiwa - Founder of the Fula Mobile App

  The 25th Edition of Poetry Africa is one of the biggest contemporary poetry events on the African continent and offers a weeklong celebration of wordsmiths across all ages and cultural and diverse linguistic backgrounds. This year’s winner of the Youth Poet category is 17 year old learner Tshiamo Mqweba.   Guest:  Tshiamo Mqweba – Winner of the Youth category at Poetry Africa

Food rescue organisation, SA Harvest, has celebrated its second anniversary, coinciding with World Food Day on 18 October 2021. It celebrates two major milestones – the delivery of 11 million meals to hungry people and the imminent launch of a branch in the Eastern Cape. Guest: Alan Browde –Founder and Chief Executive Officer at South Africa Harvest

  The Poetry in McGregor Festival, an annual highlight on the festival calendar in the Western Cape, is now in its ninth year and will bring together poets and poetry lovers from all over the country for a feast of the written word once more. Guest: Jane de Sousa - Coordinator of the Poetry in McGregor Festival

  This week's major story on Social Media in our country involved Grilled chicken brand Nandos and Gareth Cliff's Burning Platform show as he hosted a discussion on politics and the upcoming elections with DA Leader John Steenhuisen and community activist, Mudzuli Rakhivhane, in which Cliff insinuated that racism was not as big a problem as poor service delivery. Guest:  Nelisa Ngqulana - Managing Director and founder of PR Trends ZA

  The Media Innovation category at the Loeries focuses on the ideas that truly push our creativity forward. It recognizes innovation on any media platform and is designed to recognise the brands and agencies who exhibit truly brave thinking in their use of media. The TikTok and Loeries relationship is set to flourish in 2022, with bi-monthly TikTok awards and a TikTok sub-category that aims to develop, grow and reward brands and agencies, from across the region, with the most innovative TikTok content. Guest:  Preetesh Sewraj – Chief Executive Officer of the Loeries

  The contribution of the Cultural and Creative Industries to the GDP shrank by R42.2 billion in 2020, representing a 50% drop from 2019. This is one of the findings from the latest report on the Impact of Covid-19 on the Cultural and Creative Industries undertaken by the SA Cultural Obser- vatory (SACO). The report was released this past Friday in Soweto. Guest:  Prof. Jen Snowball - Chief Research Strategist at the SA Cultural Observatory

Masonwabe is a 24-year-old designer/illustrator, founder of Create Studios and textile design graduate. He grew up in a small-town called Edutywa, but is originally from a village called Engwane, where he has drawn most of his inspiration. He has worked alongside textile retailer, Airloom and menswear retailer, Markhams to bring his designs to new audiences. Today, he chats to us about the lessons he has learned in the industry and provides advice to upcoming designers.  Guest:  Masonwabe Ntloko – Founder and Director of Create Studios

  The Night Embassy is a residency programme centred around “Freiraum”, a space for unbridled self-expression and unlimited creativity. From 12th November, to 4th December, the selected Ambassador will be exploring new directions in nightlife culture through various artforms  and foster a strong sense of community. On 11th December, the Night Embassy closes out with a big underground celebration in the city of Johannesburg. Guest:  LeloWhatsGood – Content Creator, DJ & Writer

When Lerato Mogoatlhe left South Africa for a planned three-month break to West Africa little did she know that those three months would turn into five years. She shares her food journey from Senegal, Zanzibar and Tunisia. Guest:  Lerato Mogoatlhe - Traveller and Author

Guest:  Nico Smit – Motoring Journalist

    Guest:  Andre Vlok – Conflict Management Specialist

The Cederberg region is a living testament to the people that traversed the area thousands of years ago. Dedicated to preserving the cultural history of this ancient land, Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve & Wellness Retreat just outside Clanwilliam on the Cape West Coast has been blessed in this regard. In this retreat of timeless serenity and beauty, guests can also discover the cradle of mankind. Paintings and relics discovered in the abandoned cave dwelling dotted throughout the reserve offer insights into a world so different to our own. Guest:  Rory de Plessis - The Lodge General Manager at the Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve & Wellness Retreat