The Jet Set Breakfast

Professor Christopher partridge, author, editor, professor at Lancaster University in the UK, and founding co-director of the centre for the study of religion and popular culture.

South Africans are set to spend over R200bn this festive season with Steven Nathan - CEO of 10X Investments

Day of Reconciliation- Social cohesion is a nation building project – How can SA citizens contribute towards nation building and creating social cohesion in our society. Tsediso Mohlomi - Social Activist and Director of Special Projects, Strategic Partnerships and International Relations at Gauteng Department of Economic Development

Raymond Joseph –Journalism trainer / freelance Journalist and former Sunday Times News Editor

Frikkie Jonker, Cybersecurity - Anti-Piracy Director for Africa, Irdeto. He is based in the Netherlands

Tau Masemola, founder of Braai Guru joined us in-studio to talk about this lifestyle gourmet braai company

Front man of the band, Shadowclub, Jacques Moolman, talks about the band's new EP titled "Big Green Mamba Dream" and taking a two year hiatus.

Electronic musician, Felix Laband, talks about the audiovisual installation, which interrogates the idea of being silent, that he has created as part of his participation in the NIROX Foundation Artist Residency.

Tamuka Chandipa, co-founder of MaCroco Card Games, talks about him and his partner came up with the idea of the game and how it tasks players to test their memory, draw the missing parts on illustrations and a host of other activities.

Katherine Barker, Head of FundsAtWork at Momentum Corporate talks about the importance of a retirement and how much one should be saving

Prof Nando Ferreira from SU’s Division of Orthopaedics in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) talkS about the new orthopaedic procedure that can drastically improve the lives of leg amputees. The procedure involves the surgical implantation of a new type of prosthesis (OGAP-OPL) that does away with traditional suction sockets by directly attaching an amputee’s prosthetic limb to the skeleton.

Tourguide, photographer and YouTuber,Liaan Lategan, talk about his love for tarantulas and about Fatal Fangs, a global tarantula tournament via YouTube

Our guest presenter was Aisha Pandor, co-founder of SweepSouth. an online platform for booking, paying for and managing homes cleaning services from your laptop, phone or tablet. We were also in discussion with Phuti Mahanyele of Sigma Capital

Harriet Perlman, editor of the book "The Colour of Wine - Tasting Change" discusses how the book tells the personal journeys of black winemakers,

Multidisciplinary visual storyteller and music collector, Zara Julius, talks about the Proclamation 73 project and exhibition, that explores the family archives of people racialized as coloured and indian in Durban under the 1950 Group Areas Act.

Neil Robinson, CEO of Relate Trust and Kevin Welman, Director of By Design Communications, share their stories of the week, focusing on SA’s third quarter GDP results, which was announced this week and the Global Citizen festival's brand reputation from a country point of view and a corporate prospective.

Dec 09 is marked globally as the UN International Anti-Corruption Day. Bryan Hattingh, founder & CEO, Cycan, discusses what companies can do to minimise the damage from the corporate corruption fallout

Current Lifestyle Events, Food, Entertainment and Popular Culture by Michelle Constant.

Tukwini Mandela – Director of The House of Mandela (Wouter collaborated with House of Mandela on this project)

Co-founders Bradley Williams and DJ Kenzhero (Kenny Nzama)

Siphiwe Mkhonza - former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana defender, currently SABC SPORT analyst

Abdullah Ibrahim – Renowned Pianist and music composer

Josh Lasker, founding partner of Abbey , a health solutions company.

Prof. Sue Nicolson head of the Department of Zoology & Entomology, University of Pretoria

Our guest presenter this week was Shandukani Mulaudzi, the Head of Content at Breinstorm Brand Architects and a Columbia University Masters Grad. We were also in conversation with theatre practitioner, Andrew Buckland, Nolo Harmony and Shandu's sister, Tondi Mulaudzi,

Koketso Moeti, founder of amandla.mobi, a nonprofit community advocacy organization that aims to empower South Africans to become change-makers by democratizing technology and making it more accessible.s She is this year’s Waislitz Global Citizen Award grand prize winner and talks about the impact of this platform.

Dr Jean Mulopo, research professor in the Sustainable Energy and Environment Research Unit in the School Of Chemical And Metallurgical Engineering at Wits talks about bionic mushrooms which has been turned into a renewable energy generator using 3D printed materials and bacteria.

Ryan Falkenberg, co-founder and CEO of CLEVVA, an augmented intelligence technology and Donna Rachelson, CEO of Branding & Marketing YOU shared their highlights of the week

Lebo Ramafoko, CEO of Soul City Institute for Social Justice talks about the launch of an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot to support victims of domestic violence. The chatbot, known as rAInbow, aims to address issues of gender-based violence (GBV), partner control and unhealthy relationships, by providing information and support to victims of domestic violence and their friends and family.

Paul Zille, CEO of the Tourism Conservation Fund talks about his organisation launching Rhino Gin to aid in the conservation of rhinos, offering the public a way to make a difference.

Seb Schneider, founder of Motherland Coffee Company talks about creating a movement that reclaims Africa’s coffee heritage.

Rowan Pybus, producer of Makhulu Media producer talks about using Virtual Reality Films to tackle Stigma in HIV Treatment. Using the latest technology, the films help to demystify HIV testing.

As we commemorate World AIDS Day, Helen Rees, Founder and Executive Director of Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute (WRHI) and University of Witwatersrand talks the link between HIV infections and contraceptives

Corruption Watch was named one of the winners in the Google Impact Challenge South Africa for their Bua Mzansi – Know Your Police Station project. Kavisha Pillay – Head of Stakeholder Relations and Campaigns at Corruption Watch, talks about how the organisation will develop an interactive online tool aimed at enhancing public participation and transparency in the South African Police Service (SAPS), which will enable communities to hold the police accountable.

Our guest presenter this week is Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng, Vice Chancellor of UCT. The two guests that she has chosen to interview is Lindiwe Tshabalala, a student of hers for many years and currently completing her PhD at UCT, as well as her sister, Shosho Mmutlana

Warren Nebe, founder and director of Drama For Life (DFL) talks about the 10th Drama for Life Conference and Festival ‘Transforming Arts | Transforming Lives’

Caroline Gillet talks about their project, Radio Live, which is an on-stage radio show concept that blends the energies of live music and debate to create a dynamic space for young people to speak out about the issues that are most important to them.

Koffi Kouakou, Africa analyst and scenario strategist, and Andile Tlhoaele, Chairperson at B-BBEE ICT Sector Council at B-BBEE ICT Sector Council sahre their highlight of the week

Dr Anish Shivdasani, founder and CEO of Giraffe, talks about this digital recruitment solution that connects medium skilled jobseekers with opportunities using their cellphone.

Director and actor , Ashley Dowds and the cast of The Curious Incident of the Dog In The Night Time talk about the play which is running at the Montecasino Theatre.

Instagram-famous couple, Chanel Cartell and Stevo Dirnberger talk about their initiative called “howfarfromhome” a year-long travel adventure.

Michael Harenberg, Director of Studies, Sound Arts at Bern University of the Arts talks about a project by Swiss cheesemakers and Bern University, to test the impact of music on Emmenthal, one of the most famous cheeses in Switzerland.

Artist and author of the book "Everyone is Present: Essays on Photography, Memory and Family", Terry Kurgan was our guest presenter. We were also in conversation with journalist and author Tanya Pampalone and photographer Graeme Williams

Carl Bates, Chief Executive of Sirdar Global Group talks about their recent research audit analyzing how to improve board performance.

Sizwe Snail, member of South African Information Regulator and practising attorney with the law firm, Snail Attorneys at Law talks about Internet Freedom in SA and how we protect citizen information with the upcoming elections

Thabang Mashigo, Global Speaker and CEO of Altitude Connection, and Allon Raiz, CEO of Raizcorp, share their highlights of the week, specifically focusing on entrepreneurship

As part of World Toilet Day (19 November), Birger Lundgren of Scandinavian Water Saving Products, talks about sustainable long-term water solutions and the Ecoflush toilet that was recently launched in SA.

Musician Nomsa Mazwai joined us in-studio to talk about her new music and motherhood

Landscape Designer and founder of Organic Kitchen Gardens, Joy Phala, gives tips about gardening in the heatwave.

Dino Vlachos, founder of Soul Souvlaki, joined us in-studio to talk about his restaurant and Greek street food