Amy Maciver is joined by Bronwyn Williams, Futurist and Economist, to discuss the future of banking.

To unpack the latest Bafana Bafana World cup qualifier developments, Amy Maciver speaks to soccer correspondent Yanga Sibembe, who has been closely following the team’s journey.

Daily Maverick journalist Rebecca Davis joins Amy MacIver to unpack her exclusive exposé revealing apower struggle inside the Kolisi Foundation.

Amy MacIver is joined by the host of this Sunday's An Hour With. Multi-talented South African actress Robyn Rossouw will be taking over the playlist this Sunday at 10am with her favourite throwback hits from the ’80s and ’90s

Amy Maciver speaks to Uyanda Siyatola, National Coordinator of the SOS Support Public Broadcasting Coalition, to unpack the implications of the court ruling and the pending kill switch for analogue TV.

Amy MacIver is joined in studio by award-winning Cape Town comedian Jaryd Pillay to talk about his sizzling new one-man show, Passion Of The Curry, coming to the Artscape Arena this April.

Our Burning Planet is the Daily Maverick section devoted to expert environmental opinion and analysis.  We partner up each Friday on the Afternoon Drive to discuss a burning issue. This week, we speak to Julia Evans, Daily Maverick writer, about Solar power being the only viable solution for South Africa.

Amy MacIver speak to Andy Davies, Chairperson of Friends of Table Mountain, a group dedicated to preserving the safety, accessibility, and integrity of the park, about the safety in the Table Mountain National Park

Luna Paigejoins Amy MacIver with an invitation to Big Folk Africa, an opportunity for audiences to slow down and savour the story behind the song. This Sunday, 30 March 2025, The Homestead in Hout Bay will host a picnic-style showcase of five talented singer-songwriters: Luna Paige, Nick Turner, Stanley Sibande, Divine Mahara, and Avril Mkansi (Dhahabu). Big Folk Africa invites audiences to slow down and savour the story behind the song. This Sunday, 30 March 2025, The Homestead in Hout Bay will host a picnic-style showcase of five talented singer-songwriters: Luna Paige, Nick Turner, Stanley Sibande, Divine Mahara, and Avril Mkansi (Dhahabu).

Every day this week, we’re profiling four resilient, bold, and downright inspiring entrepreneurs from the Western Cape – each one in the running for a chance to win up to R40 000 in cash this Friday! Amy MacIver is joined by Natalie Da Costa Fernandes-Anderson, the self-taught baker behind ICandi By Natalie, for a conversation about resilience, resourcefulness, and the sweet taste of turning a side hustle into a thriving business – a bespoke cake company that started in her home kitchen and has since become a local favourite. There’s nothing easy about running a business in the Western Cape. But with Standard Bank’s MyMoBiz Business Account, you can rise above any business challenge.

Amy MacIver speaks with Daily Maverick journalist Peter Fabricius about the surprise nomination of Leo Brent Bozell III as US ambassador to South Africa. They delve into Bozell’s controversial background, the side lining of Joel Pollak, and what this unexpected pick means for diplomacy and US-SA relations.

Amy MacIver is joined by Donald MacKay, CEO of XA Global Trade Advisors, for a sharp and insightful look at the high-stakes decisions surrounding South Africa’s largest-ever review of steel tariffs. They discuss the potential fallout for thousands of importers, the risks of introducing import controls and preferential pricing, and whether mini-mills can fill the gap left by ArcelorMittal’s mill closures.

Amy MacIver is joined by Prof. Renier Coetzee, an expert in public health and antimicrobial stewardship, to unpack emerging concerns around paracetamol’s real-world effectiveness and safety.

Joining Amy MacIver to unpack these bold  safety plans for Cape Town is Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, who provides insight into how this budget aims to transform the city into a safer, more inclusive, and more resilient metro

Wendy Knowler joins Amy MacIver to unpack the legal and financial implications of this case, where diamonds were stolen from a plane’s overhead locker, when a South African got off a long international flight. They explore what airlines, insurers, and travellers should know when it comes to safeguarding valuables in transit.

Amy MacIver speaks to Jacques Peacock, Communications Manager for the NSPCA, about the shocking conditions at the facility, the legal action now being pursued, and the wider implications of South Africa’s commercial captive predator industry.

Amy Maciver speak to Michael Power, Consultant to Ninety-One, an expert in global markets and trade dynamics to unpack the Impact of Trump's 25% Car Tariffs on South Africa and Global Trade.

Amy Maciver speaks to Dominique Olivier, a writer who has explored this generational shift, to unpack whether Gen Z’s workplace struggles are due to their shortcomings - or the failure of traditional work environments to evolve.

Internationally acclaimed South African jazz legend Jonathan Butler joins Amy MacIver following a proud moment in his illustrious career, having received an honorary doctorate from Stellenbosch University. 

As part of our week-long feature celebrating Cape Town’s most inspiring small businesses — brought to you by Standard Bank — Amy MacIver speaks to the founder of a small Cape Town repair company making big waves behind the scenes of the local music and entertainment industry. They’re in the running to win R10 000 — or even R40 000 if they bank with Standard Bank. 

Amy MacIver is joined by Dr Peter Johnston, climate scientist at UCT’s Climate System Analysis Group (CSAG), to explore a question many listeners ask daily, “How accurate are our weather services, really?” With decades of experience in climate forecasting and climate risk, Dr Johnston explains why public scepticism is understandable—but often misplaced. 

Amy Maciver speaks to Paul-Michael Keichel, a prominent cannabis lawyer and advocate for policy reform in South Africa to discuss Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi announcing that he will withdraw the regulations criminalizing the sale, importation, and manufacture of cannabis-infused food and cosmetic products. 

Amy Maciver speaks to Samuel Sepeng, Prudence Sekgodiso’s coach, about Prudence’s recipe for success, the sacrifices, and what’s next as she sets her sights on the outdoor season and the upcoming World Championships in Tokyo.

Amy MacIver is joined by James Vos, the Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth in the City of Cape Town to share an insightful overview of the goals and outcomes of a strategic trade mission to India.  

Amy MacIver speaks with Dr. Alison Gillwald, Executive Director of Research ICT Africa, about South Africa’s big step toward digital transformation. What does the major upgrade to the Department of Home Affairs’ identity verification system mean for South Africans?” 

Amy MacIver is joined by Tony Leon, former leader of the official opposition and chairperson of a communications firm, to unpack his latest opinion on the rise of gaslighting in South African politics. 

Every day this week, we’re profiling four resilient, bold, and downright inspiring entrepreneurs from the Western Cape – each one in the running for a chance to win up to R40 000 in cash this Friday! Today Dan Corder speaks to Alicia English from The Olive Exchange, a company that believes in the transformative power of storytelling to ignite a love for reading and improve literacy levels among South African children. There’s nothing easy about running a business in the Western Cape. But you can rise above any business challenge with Standard Bank’s MyMoBiz Business Account.

Amy Maciver speaks to veteran wildlife journalist Ed Stoddard. He has extensively covered the fallout from the elephant relocation and brings insight into the broader implications of this unprecedented lawsuit. What does this mean for wildlife conservation efforts, and could this case reshape how NGOs approach future translocations? 

Every day this week, we’re profiling four resilient, bold, and downright inspiring entrepreneurs from the Western Cape – each one in the running for a chance to win up to R40 000 in cash this Friday! Dan Corder shines a spotlight on Jenene Jansen, a formidable entrepreneur at the helm of - a proudly South African business based in Cape Town. With over 20 years of combined experience, Jenene and her IATA and SAMSA-accredited team navigate the complex world of transporting dangerous goods and general cargo across air, sea, and road - both locally and internationally.

Dan Corder is joined by Chris Yelland, Managing Director at EE Business Intelligence, for an in-depth conversation on South Africa’s energy future, the challenges facing the power sector, and the innovations driving change.

Dan Corder is joined by Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis to discuss the city’s port, which is set to benefit from private sector partnerships.

Dan Corder is joined by rising Olympic star Bayanda Walaza to discuss his record-breaking season, the challenges he’s faced, and his dreams for the future.

Dan Corder is joined by experienced ABSA Cape Epic cyclist, and the only woman to have completed all Cape Epic races, Hannele Steyn, to discuss her journey as a Cape Epic Cyclist and the Absa Cape Epic 2025 race.

Dan Cordermarks Human Rights Day with a powerful conversation with Karyn Maughan, award-winning investigative journalist at News24. Karyn reflects on her battle for truth in the face of political persecution.

Dan Corder is joined by Eitan Stern, founder and director of Legalese, to unpack the complex legal dispute surrounding Master KG’s global hit ‘Jerusalema’. With over 600 million YouTube views and a viral dance challenge during the pandemic, the song became a cultural phenomenon — but behind the success lies a legal battle over authorship, royalties, and rightful credit.

Dan Corder is joined by Producer Jake Maisel to unpack the wild, witty, and weed-infused world of Baked Shakespeare: The Tragedy of Macbeth. Now in its 5th season, Baked Shakespeare has taken South Africa - and international stages - by storm, blending classic Shakespeare with cannabis-fuelled chaos. They finish their run at The Masque Theatre on the 28, 29 and 30th March and then will head to The Courtyard Café in Stellenbosch on the 12th,13th & 25th and 26th of April. Tickets Available via Quicket!

Dan Corder is joined by Professor Nazir Ismail from Wits University to discuss a ground-breaking new study that could reshape how South Africa tackles tuberculosis. The study shows that offering cash incentives and counselling to TB patients can cut the risk of unsuccessful treatment outcomes by over 50%.

News24 investigative journalist Sikonathi Mantshantsha joins Dan Corder to provide his own context in response to the critiques made by aviation journalist and defence analyst Dean Wingrin regarding references in his article, 'Defenceless: Only six of 330 SA Air Force aircraft in working order'.

Dan Corder is joined by championed south Africa Olympic athlete, Gerda Steyn, to dive into her backstory from the dusty streets of Bothaville to the big Olympic stage.

Dan Corder is joined by Dr Carolina Bandinelli, Associate Professor in Media and Creative Industries at Warwick University to explore the future of romance in a digital world. Inspired by the story of Jess and Nate, a couple who got engaged in World of Warcraft and later moved in together, this conversation unpacks a wider trend — Gen Z turning away from dating apps and finding love through shared-interest platforms like gaming, fitness, and film communities.

Dan Corder speaks to Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband SA, who has been closely following MTI’s rise and fall. They discuss how the scheme operated, why Marks is now in police custody, and what this means for other high-ranking figures in the scandal. Are justice and recovery for the victims on the horizon?

Dan Corder speak to Dean Wingrin, a defence analyst and aviation journalist. He breaks down the consequences of a crippled air force and given that we aren’t at war, what should the air force be doing

Dan Corder is joined by William Brederode, journalist and News24 contributor to explore how AI-driven traffic light systems, like Google’s Project Green Light,are already transforming congestion in cities across the globe — and whether Cape Town could be next.

Dan Corder speaks with Dave Reynolds about Ancient Wisdom—a groundbreaking collaboration with Victor Sithole that fuses jazz-inspired melodies with deep indigenous sounds. As part of their ConcertsSA Tour, the duo explores the essence of music’s origins, blending steelpans, ten-string guitar, handpans, and traditional African instruments into a sonic experience unlike any other.

Dan Corder is joined by Golden Miles Budu, South African prisoners' rights activist and President at South African Prisoners Organization for Human Rights (SAPOHR) - to discuss Human rights for prisoners in South Africa  

Dan Corder is joined by Kgopolo Phil Mphela, a leading entertainment commentator known for his industry insights and sharp analysis of South African media and pop culture to discuss truths and misconceptions of South African stardom. Is it all glitz and glamour, or is there more to the story? 

Dan Corder speaks to Danou Van Rensburg, founder of The Food Forest Namibia, about his journey in sustainable agriculture just outside Otjiwarongo. They discuss the principles of permaculture, innovative water management techniques, and the inspiration behind his YouTube channel

Is work a fundamental right? Dan Corder speaks with Clotilde Angelucci, Acting Project Lead at Youth Capital, about the urgent issue of youth unemployment and the policies shaping young people’s futures.

Dan Corder is joined by Liza Perold, a South African content creator with a passion for uncovering Cape Town’s lesser-known delights. What began as a lockdown project to uplift local businesses has evolved into a journey of rediscovery exploring the city’s hidden gems beyond the tourist traps.

Jeremy Loops takes the stage at Kirstenbosch, bringing his signature blend of folk, pop, and rhythmic acoustic beats to Cape Town’s most scenic venue. Ahead of the show, he joinsDan Corder to talk about his latest album, Feathers and Stone—a deeply personal and powerful exploration of light vs. dark, chaos vs. calm.