The Jet Set Breakfast

Jenny Ah Kwang: Facilitator at the Art of Living Happiness organisations spoke about the happiness programme which aims to facilitate the elimination of stress and foster deep and profound inner peace.

Lukholo Mambu from Barker footwear talks about how footwear is one of the most effective ways to manage foot pain.

Palesa Mokubung speaks about a project that saw three African fashion designers join to create 12 extraordinary outfits from vast amounts of data extracted from the cities of Nairobi, Lagos and Johannesburg.

Our guest presenter was tech entrepreneur and founder of iAfrikan, Tefo Mohapi. We were also in conversation with Andile Ngcaba , Chairman & Co-Founder of Convergence Partners and Chairman of FTTX Afrca Council and Deputy Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams

Internationally acclaimed street artist, Silex, talks about the Silex Project and how he questions our relationships with each other and with the natural environment.

Tseliso Rangaka is new chairperson of the Loeries and he talks about his vision for the Loeries and the advertising industry

Former NASA astronaut Dr Don Thomas talks about being an astronaut and about the Living Maths Space Tour

In our Thought Leaders, Storytellers and Griots feature, we spoke to Bishop Malusi Mpumlwana about his story and highlight of the week

South African adventurer, Peter van Kets, talks about the Beyond The Rift Valley expedition. He is embarking to complete the first recorded human-powered navigation of the Nile-Congo Divide.

Dancer and choreographer, Lulu Mhlangeni talks about the production Chiffonade and creating theatre for babies

Author and cook, Annabel Frere joined us in-studio to talk about her recipe book “Help! There is a Guest at my Table"

We spoke to Ammaarah Martinus about Behavioural Insights and the upcoming conference

Jacques Stoltz, Chairperson of the Egoli Heritage Foundation, talks about fire risks at heritage buildings and sites

Our guest presenter was lecturer at the WITS School of Architecture and Planning, Dr Sechaba Maape. He was joined by Mpho Cornelius, owner of Workshop KoKasi, as well as Dr Rodney Genga. HOD academic development unit at Wits

Ntsiki Ncojana talks about being a AirBnB host in Soweto as well as the AirBnB Academy she participated in

Grant Sithole, Chief Creative Officer Avatar talks about the Pendoring campaign they conceptualised that celebrates our 10 indigenous languages and reminded the creative industry to continue the drive to create advertising in your home language. He also commented about the recent Nike ad

Philippe Bischof, director of the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia talks about their cultural work and cultural exchange

In our Thought leaders, Storytellers & Griots feature, Koffi Kouakou, Africa analyst and scenario strategist shared his story of the week

Sifiso Pule, digital manager at Castle Milk Stout, talks about their clan cans campaign and how the campaign aims to promote African rots and heritage

Native Nosi: The sweet taste of success Mokgadi Mabela, founder of honey brand Native Nosi, talks about the honey making process and being a third generation honeymaker and entrepreneur

American author and Inner Fitness Trainer, Daniel Packard’s talks about his Global Inner Fitness Transformation (G.I.F.T) Movement

Illustrator, Jesse Breytenbach, talks about the Pink Drive's new initiative, Girl Talk, which is a comic that deals with cancer in an educational but humorous and upbeat way.

Cartoonist, Zapiro, was our guest presenter today and he invited journalist and assistant editor of Daily Maverick, Marianne Thamm, and City Press editor, Mondli Makhanya

Neo Muyanga talks about his upcoming production Museum of Lungs, which follows one woman's personal experience of tuberculosis (TB)

Author and activist Arundhati Roy was in South Africa recently and Michelle had an opportunity to interview her about her book "The Ministry of Utmost Happiness".

Consumer journalist, Wendy Knowler, & former Unisa Vice-Chancellor, human rights lawyer and theologian, Barney Pityana, share their stories of the week

Judy Stuart, founder of the Future Farmers Foundation, talks about their social program which aims to cultivate skills and ignite passion in young aspiring farmers by providing them with real job experiences in a field of agriculture of their choice

Musician Langa Mavuso joined us in-studio to talk about his music and journey

Sine Ndlela, founder of YoCoco joined us in-studio to talk about vegan ice cream in our feedback feature

Andrew Brown, CEO of The Daily Buzz speaks about launching South Africa's first SETA-accredited Barista Training Academy

Further to our previous conversation regarding unschooling and homeschooling, we spoke to Zakiyya Ismael to get a better understanding of this

20 year old Sakhile Maseko, the founder of Aumax, talks about how he started his small business that sells luxury products such as watches directly to South African consumers using Facebook and the challenges he faced

Our guest presenter was Refiloe Lepere - writer, director, lecturer, and Post-Graduate Research Coordinator teaching Critical Reflexive Praxis in Drama for Life at the University of Witwatersrand. The guests she chose to interview is Ntshieng Mokgoro, founder of Olivetree Theatre productions and winner of the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama 2009 and theatre practitioner, Kgaogelo Tshabalala

Gary Dobkins, General Manager of 1-grid.com discusses the Protection of Personal Information (PoPI) Act and how this will alter how data is managed in South Africa.

Palesa Motanyane speaks about the inaugural meeting of the Entrepreneurial Women’s Book Club which she is hosting

In our Thoughtleaders, Storytellers & Griots feature we heard from Rebone Masemola, Freelance Cultural Strategic Planner, a Curator of Black Feminist and Social Media Content and Trends Analyst and author, Jen Thorpe, who shared their stories of the week

Canadian-based programmer and creator of Native Lands, Victor Temprano, speaks about the Native Lands app, which is a crowdsourced resource that maps former Indigenous-occupied territories throughout North America and Australia

In our feedback feature, Larry Hodes, co-owner of Calexico, joined us in-studio

Fatuma Abdullah, founder of the Akiki doll & book talks about how the doll and book is helping to create a positive self-image for African and black girls.

Prof Mary Metcalfe, WITS university education expert, talks about the concept of unschooling and the difference between that and homeschooling

Daniel G Nemet, the Night Mayor of Budapest, talks about what it means to be a Night Mayor

Our guest presenter today was educator, founder of Learn 2 Cycle and the first Bicycle Mayor in Africa, Lebogang Mokwena. We were also in conversation with Fumani Mthembi, MD of Knowledge Pele, Buntu Matole of ABCD Concepts and Bridget Henderson, founder of Cowgirl Blues

Pieter de Villiers, the CEO of Clickatell talks about chat banking via WhatsApp Business!

Cathy O’Çlery, creative director of Platform Creative Agency talks about the 100% Design expo and young designers coming from Africa

James Urdang, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Education Africa has been awarded the 2018 Klaus J Jacobs Award, which honours social innovation and change-making in the field of child and youth development. He talks about the work of Education Africa

In our Thoughtleaders, Storytellers & Griots feature we heard from Dr Beth Vale, lead researcher at Indlulamithi South Afican Scenarios 2030, Buyani Zwane, founder of Breakthrough Development (Pty) Limited & Nthabi Kortes of Skilful Spaces, who shared their highlights/ stories for the past week

Prof. Ylva Rodny Gumede, Professor at the Department of Journalism, Film and Television at the University of Johannesburg talks about the concept of peace journalism and bringing empathy back into journalism

Singer and songwriter, RJ Benjamin joined us in-studio to talk about his latest single "All Tied Up" feat Zoe Modiga

In our Feedback feature we were joined by Mpho Masilo owner of the restaurant Ravioli

Nonhlanhla Joye, founder of Umgibe, talks about how she created a growing system that enabled her to grow vegetables using diversified plastic bags from going to the landfills as growing bags and teaching community members to grow their own nutritious vegetables.