Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Steven Kitshoff on Grief, Purpose and the Unknown

A two-time Rugby World Cup winner. A Stormers icon. A Springbok centurion. One of the most respected loosehead props of his generation. And a player who spent more than a decade at the pinnacle of world rugby. But this is not a story about winning World Cups. It's a story about what happens when …

Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Marc Lottering on Humour, Acceptance and Joy

One of South Africa's most beloved comedians. A storyteller. A playwright. A theatre icon. The creator of unforgettable characters like Aunty Merle. And a performer who has spent nearly three decades making audiences laugh across South Africa and beyond. But behind the laughter is a story few peopl…

Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Rachel Kolisi on Self-Worth, Survival and Starting Over

A bestselling author. A philanthropist. A businesswoman. A mother. And someone who has spent much of her life navigating adversity, uncertainty and change in the public eye. But beyond the headlines is a story of survival, healing and extraordinary resilience. In this episode, Rachel Kolisi opens…

Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Early B on Roots, Becoming and the Years Nobody Saw

He became one of South Africa’s most recognisable Afrikaans hip-hop artists. A trailblazer who took the language and stories of his community from the streets of Bloemendal to national stages. The first Afrikaans hip-hop artist signed by Universal Music Group. The creator of songs that connected wi…

Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Natasha Sideris on Risk, Reinvention and Responsibility

One of South Africa’s most respected restaurateurs. The founder behind one of the country’s most recognisable lifestyle brands. A perfectionist. A builder. And someone who admits she can be an incredibly difficult taskmaster. But behind the success of Tasha’s is a story far more complicated than p…

Shift Happens with Richard Sutton | Chad le Clos on Pressure, Reinvention and Life Beyond the Pool

South Africa’s most decorated Olympian. An Olympic gold medallist. One of the most successful swimmers in Commonwealth Games history. One of the greatest short-course swimmers the sport has ever seen. And the man who famously stunned the world by beating Michael Phelps. But beyond the medals, reco…