The Jet Set Breakfast

Blk Jks joined us in-studio to talk about the cover they did of Hugh Masekela’s “The Boy's Doin' it” in tribute to the late musician and recording their new album

Founder Jose dos Passos and Xanthya Hanekom of Moody Cow joined us to talk about gelato and their business

Sammy Mokgoatsane, ChairPerson of Chess for Schools talks about the organisation and what chess can teach

Former World Surfing Champion, Shaun Thomson, speaks about the work he has been doing in schools and with youth. His visit to South Africa culminates with him spending 67-minutes at the Lethithemba Secondary School for the centenary celebrations of Nelson Mandela’s birthday

Our guest presenter is Joy Phala, Garden Designer from Organic Kitchen Designs. She was joined by chef Lesego Semanya as well as renowned ceramicist, Andile Dyalvane

Wilton Ackeer, Creative Director at 34° talks about the #EverydayColours project, done in conjunction with SADAG, that aims to bring awareness of mental illness and depression

Paddi Clay, Judge on the Alan Paton Award panel of the Sunday Times Literary Awards, spoke about the judging process and the winner of the award

Dr Catherine Laing talks about how babble teaches babies to talk

In our Thought leaders, Storytellers & Griots feature, we spoke to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler and Marketer and Entrepreneur, Musa Kalenga about their stories of the week

Dr Robert Gess, Palaeontologist at the Albany Museum, Rhodes University spoke about the discovery of two separate fossils tetrapod species

Multi-instrumentalist jazz musician Mpumi Dhlamini joined us in-studio to talk about his musical journey and his new album Note To Self

Mpho Deane of Food I Love You joined us in-studio to talk about her career and business

Dr Heidi Van Loggerenburg and Marguerite Doig-Gander, founders of JOINCIRCLES talk about how they provides innovative DNA and real-time biochemistry tests, knowledge, guidance and functional products for optimal wellness

Tshepo Mohlala, founder of Tshepo The Jeanmaker talks about the jean culture, how to make jeans and entrepreneurship

16 year old Ntando Makwela & Megan Werner talk about the Molo Africa project, and their plan to build a light aircraft with a team of 20 teens to fly from to Cairo in Egypt

Our guest presenter, Peter Knoope, is the former Director of the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague and is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation. We spoke about his book "The Lone Wolves’ Legion: Terrorism, colonialism and capital" . We also spoke to Stephen Buchanan Clarke, Programme Consultant at Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) and advocate Patric Mzolisi Mtshaulana

Bongani Chinkanda, CEO of the HDI Youth Marketeers talks about the results of the Sunday Times Generation Next Youth Survey

Swedish Ambassador, Cecilia Julin, talkS about the photo exhibition “Swedish and South African Dads” that explores how modern dads are stepping out of the stereotype of the distant father, and are becoming more actively involved in domestic and unpaid child care work

Photographer Jodi Bieber talks about the Exhibition #i, where she collaborated with a wide range of young Jo’burgers from different cultures, income groups and areas over a period of two years to produce a portraiture project that expresses young people’s vision of themselves and their country.

Thought leaders, Storytellers & Griots: Economist, Xhanti Payi, and Charles Siboto talk about the stories that impacted them during the week

Barbara Mcgorian, CEO and director of the Tshemba Foundation talks about the foundation, which seeks to place medical volunteers in local, under resourced hospitals and clinics, by providing the volunteers with full secure accommodation, an African-bush experience and an opportunity to make a difference.

Our guest presenter today is Dr Beth Vale chatting about Indlulamithi SA Scenarios 2030, which is re-imagining South Africa's future through scenarios. We also talked to photographer Musa Nxumalo about politics and play within photography, Andrew Faull, Independent Researcher and Research Associate at UCT about his ethnographic study on police in South Africa and Athambile Masola about ECD, mother-tongue education and storytelling.

We chatted to artist and designer Faatimah Mohamed-Luke of the creative studio Mrs & Mr Luke about the “Own The Moment” Campaign which transforms Joburg’s bush shelters

As part of Youth Month, we chatted to 10 year old Hunter Mitchell, who won Gold in the Eco-youth Award category at the Eco-logic Awards and who is advocating the protection of rhinos

Visual artist, Mary Sibande, talks about her new interactive and VR installation, "A Crescendo of Ecstasy"

This week Prof Pitika Ntuli, & our very own Tebogo Radebe share their personal highlights of their week

We spoke to Yusuf Omar, co-founder of Hashtag Our Stories about mobile journalism and about teaching communities on how to tell their own stories

Nathan Ro and Graeme Watkins of Swing City Band joined us in-studio to talk about the music and SAMA nominated album

In Feedback we feature Why Cook, a corporate and personal catering company, which was started by Mathapelo Montsho and Yolanda Nomoyi.

Tumi Tsehlo Managing Director South African Mint Company talked about the value and circulation of coins

Dr Mark Bussin, chairman of 21st Century, gives advice on HR & remuneration related issues

We chatted to Swedish Prepper, Andreas Karlsson of The Blog "Urvaken" about what it means to be a prepper and crisis preparedness

Our guest presenter was Dr Same Mdluli, Standard Bank Gallery Manager. We also spoke to jazz musician Sisonke Xonti about the relationship between visual arts and jazz, branding and advertising expert, Andy Rice, spoke about the Nando's documentary, Pluck and we looked at inner city book culture with Griffin Shea of Bridge BooksAndy Rice is probably South Africa's best-known branding and advertising expert

Cindy Helfer, co-ordinator of the Refugee Food Festival talks about the festival which is an itinerant event that sees restaurants opening their kitchens to refugee chefs for a gourmet and solidary event

Ingrid Louw, CEO of aware.org (Association for Alcohol Responsibility and Education) talks about its new campaign When you drink, drink Like There is a Tomorrow.

Charlene Herselman, an academic in the University of Pretoria’s department of historical and heritage studies, talks about the impact film tourism can have for the country and its economy

Wandile Sihlobo (agricultural economist), Mmatshilo Motsei (author, speaker) Yamkela Kiviet (entrepreneur) share their personal highlights of the week

Ahead of World Anti-Counterfeiting Day, Paul Ramara, Partner at Spoor & Fisher discusses how brands can overhaul the fight against global counterfeiters

Isaac Boshomane, co-owner of Kgabo Cars Training Services CC talks about the work he has done to uplift the youth within his community in Soshanguve, after he saw the need for jobs among the youth within the community and came up with a programme to train them.

London photographer Elisa Iannacone talks about her multi-media art installation "The Spiral of Containment: Rape's Aftermath" exploring the psychological impact of rape and it re-creates the thoughts and feelings left spiralling in the survivor's mind after the assault.

Michael Magondo, chief idea sherpa for Wouldn’t It Be Cool (WIBC) talks about the Urban Agriculture Initiative (UAI) which addresses issues of food security, employment, education and skills development in Joburg.

In support of International Menstrual Hygiene Day, we talk to Kelly- Eve Koopman one of the directors of FEMMEPROJECTS, an NPO that facilitates workshops on female empowerment in rural communities throughout the Western Cape and their latest campaign Cycles, is breaking the silence or taboos around the subject of menstruation.

We spoke to the Zulu Transformerz (Mnqobi Kunene, Musa Langa and Veli Ntshangase) who train people for free after work at the outdoor gyms in Durban's Bulwer Park and on the beachfront.

Dr Chris Thurman, Associate Professor in the Department of English Literature at Wits University, was our guest presenter this week. We also chatted to artist & academic, Sia Sikawuti, about his six-woman production of Julius Caesar performed in Setswana and isiXhosa. Prof Tawana Kupe talked to us about a new centre at Wits, the African Centre for the Study of the United States and lastly we interviewed Dr Wamuwi Mbao, lecturer in English Literatures at Stellenbosch University.

We spoke to Zakheni Ngubo, CEO of Syafunda, about their digital library which allows anyone within the km radius to download pre-loaded educational material even though they may not be connected to the Internet

Alix-Rose Cowie, editor of the new e-zine, Chips!, talks to us about the online publication, that uses food as a theme to talk about things like culture, life, travel.

Co-founder of WeHeartBeat, Dominique Soma, talks to us about creative entrepreneurship and about their events and record store, which has a strong focus on the electronic beat scene and creating a home for alternative music makers and listeners alike

Thoughtleaders, Storytellers And Griots - Refiloe Seseane, founder of 18twenty8 and Bra Willy Seyama, Founder of eNitiater, share their stories of the week

Ralph Freese from Africa Centre spoke to us about the Red Card Campaign which is designed as a tool to raise awareness and provide a citizen check on the potential abuse of power.

Actors Ryan Flynn & Ashleigh Harvey joined us in-studio to talk about Avenue Q, an adult musical played out by puppets teaching real-life lessons and broaching hard-to discuss adult topics