The Jet Set Breakfast

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

Chris Fisher of the Freedom Trail talks about the mountain bike trail, which runs across the interior of South Africa

World Diabetes Day was observed on the 14th November. Belinda Bhoodoo, Director: Corporate Affairs and Market Access of Lilly, talks about the different types of diabetes and the underlying symptoms

Rufaro Ngulube, Technical Specialist at Right ePharmacy, talks about the Pharmacy Dispensing UnitTM (PDUTM), which is an ATM that was developed for accurate dispensing, counselling and collection of medication.

Peter van Wingerden, CEO and co-partner at the Dutch property development company, Beladon, talks about the world's first floating dairy farm in Rotterdam, which will house 40 cows in a high-tech facility on the water.

Guest presenter today was author of "Plus One" and former editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine, Vanessa Raphaely. We were also in conversation with Suza Brokensha, editor of Fair Lady Magazine, Josie Borain, SA’s first super model and photographer, as well as Holly Meadows, Editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine

Leanne Gordon-Myers CEO of toy distributor, Pollywiggles talks about the importance of facilitating play with real-world toys, especially those that provide social and emotional learning (SEL) through play,

Preetesh Sewraj, CEO and Chief Innovation Analyst at Product of the Year South Africa, discusses the reasons why independent consumer endorsement programmes are such a powerful sales and marketing tool, particularly in a constrained economic climate.

Lee Naik, CEO of TransUnion, and Ziaad Suleman, Chief Operating Officer at IBM South Africa share their highlights of the week, focusing on technology and the 4th Industrial Revolution

Stephen Banham, lecturer in typography from RMIT School of Design in Melbourne in Australia, talks about the new font that was specifically designed to help people retain more information and remember more of typed study notes

Founder of Sandwich Baron, Sally J’Arlette-Joy, joined us in-studio to talk about the business and her journey

Pierre Cassuto, creator of the House of Cronies and Geek-in-Chief at Both Worlds, talks about the new board game "House of Cronies", which is produced and based on the multi-award winning ZANEWS

Hein Hofmeyr, a clinical psychologist at Akeso Clinic, talks about the increase online gaming addiction

As part of World Adoption Day (9 November), Pam Wilson, Comms Manager of National Adoption Coalition of SA, talks about how the adoption numbers in SA show a steady decline and how children could benefit from adoptions.

Our guest presenter was Xolisa Dyeshana, Chief Creative Officer and partner at Joe Public and the jury president of the Pendoring Awards 2018. We were also in conversation with Rob McLennan, creative founding partner of King James the Second.

Artist James Delaney talks about revitalising one of Joburg’s biggest inner city parks called The Wilds, which he was recently awarded for at the AfriSam-SAIA Awards,

Paleoanthropologist Dr Marina Elliott, a post-doctoral fellow at South Africa's University of the Witwaterstrand and an expedition leader of the Rising Star expedition talks about creating the Dinaledi app, which allows people all over the globe to virtually tour the Rising Star cave

Candice Dick, EQ specialist and founder of EQ Evolution talks about emotional intelligence and how to manage emotions under different circumstances

Clayton Naidoo General Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa at CISCO and Zizipho Nyanga - CEO of the Old Mutual Masisizane Fund share their highlights and stories of the week focusing on job creation and SMEs, as well as Employee Wellness

Dr Asghar Adelzadeh, Chief Economic Modeller at ADRS Global talks about how economic modelling and forecasting can help SA plan for a growth orientated future

Amy Jephta and Gabrielle Goliath, the newly announced Standard Bank Young Artist awards winners in Theatre and Visual Arts, respectively, joined us in-studio to talk about their work and what this recognition means to their careers.

Impi Brewing founders Nico Booysen and Tsietsi Madonsela talk about sharing a serious love for beer.

Tatjana von Bormann, Senior Manager of WWF South Africa’s Policy and Futures Unit talks about the Southern Africa Food Lab and WWF South Africa report titled “ An Appetite for Collaboration”, which addresses the potential role and importance of collaborative industry initiatives as a means of addressing nutrition-related health

Musician Speedy talks about Bongo Maffin reuniting to create their latest single 'Harare'.

Vukheta Mukhari, postgrad civil engineering student at UCT talks about developing the world’s first bio-brick grown from human urine .

Aisha Pandor, founder of mobile platform SweepSouth talks about disrupting the domestic work industry.

Belgium artist, Bart Smeets talks about the largest public art mural in Cape Town which is about to dominate a previously uninteresting site in Harrington Street.

Kerith Botha MD of Nielsen South Africal, talks about the 5 biggest things South Africans are cutting back on to save money

We were joined by Dr Sindiwe Magona, author and recipient of the Order of Ikhamanga in Bronze for her literary and humanitarian contributions and her outstanding achievements in literature. We were also in conversation with Prof Nomvula Mtetwa, founder and CEO of Community Pay Back Movement (CPBM) and poet Antjie Krog

Urban planning pundit Constant Cap speaks about Open Streets Cape Town's learning exchange with representatives from 10 African countries this week as part of Transport Month.

Jeremy Sampson, Managing Director of Brand Finance Africa speaks about their latest report on the value of intangible assets globally which has surpassed US$50 trillion for the first time in history.

Freelance Journalist and Mandy Rossouw Award for Accountability winner at the IsuElihle Awards, Edwin Naidu speaks about the state of journalism and reporting of stories involving children in the media.

Moshibudi Motimele, PHD student at WITS and Lisa Illingworth, co-founder of FutureproofSA, share their highlights and stories of the week both focusing on education and the education system.

John Abel - Vice-President, Cloud and Innovation for UK, Ireland and Israel at Oracle talks about how Oracle and the World Project Bee are collaborating to better understand the honey bee by using cloud technology

Actors, Ryan De Villiers and Nompumelelo Mayiyane, who play the roles of Miss Trunchbull and Mrs Phelps in the musical, Matilda, joined us in-studio to talk about this fabulous production.

In our feedback feature, owner and chef, of Fermier Restaurant, Adriaan Maree, joined us in studio to talk about his unique sustainable restaurant

Choir conductor, Ralf Schmitt, and members from the Ndlovu Youth Choir, joined us in-studio to talk about their version of the Ed Sheeran song "Shape Of You"

Craig Foster, co-founder of the Sea-Change Trust and one of the world’s leading natural history filmmakers, talks about the newly released book "Sea Change: Primal Joy and the art of underwater tracking".

Specialist Psychiatrist, Dr Sebolelo Seape, talks about the symptoms and stigma of depression.