Inside Luxury’s Waitlist Economy: Why Getting a Rolex or Hermès Isn’t So Simple - 12 March 2026

Luxury shopping isn’t always instant. In this episode, Michael Zahariev, co-founder of Luxity, explains the growing waitlist culture behind coveted items like the Hermès Birkin Bag and exclusive Rolex watches. He discusses how luxury brands use scarcity to build prestige and how this demand is boos…

Protein Culture: Balancing Health, Business and Nutrition - 11 March 2026

In this episode, Jake Axelrod, founder of Metalab, discusses the rise of “protein culture,” why protein is essential for the body, and how it can be integrated into everyday foods. He also shares his entrepreneurial journey of launching his business during the 2020 pandemic and offers insights into…

Winning the Talent War: How South African Companies Are Retaining Skills Amid Brain Drain - 10 March 2026

As many skilled South Africans continue to leave the country, businesses face growing challenges in retaining talent and sustaining economic growth. In this conversation, Sandra Botha from the Top Employers Institute discusses how skills flight affects organisations and the economy, and shares key …

Spotlight on Vele Manenje: Craft, Courage and Celebrating Women - 09 March 2026

South African actress Vele Manenje joins us to discuss her role as Evelyn on Skeem Saam and her latest nomination at the South African Film and Television Awards. She reflects on portraying powerful storylines, her previous SAFTAs win for Ring of Lies, her personal health journey, and the importanc…

Power Saving at Home: Are Energy-Efficient Appliances Really Saving You Money? - 06 March 2026

Electrical engineering expert Dr Andrew Dickson explains why energy-efficient appliances don’t always reduce electricity costs and how household behaviour and smart monitoring tools can help South Africans manage rising electricity tariffs and lower their monthly power bills.

Colin Coleman: Economy, Activism & Youth Employment :Part 2 - 04 March 2026

In Part 2, Colin Coleman discusses South Africa’s youth unemployment crisis and the work of the Youth Employment Service (YES) in creating meaningful job opportunities. He explores how empowering young people through skills and employment is key to economic growth, while sharing his insights on for…

Artivism, Memory & Mayibuye iAfrika: Honouring Riky Rick’s Legacy - 05 March 2026

In this meaningful conversation, Kumi Naidoo and Louisa Zondo reflect on the legacy of Riky Rick, exploring how his music, activism and deep family values continue to inspire social and environmental justice. The episode also highlights the establishment of the Riky Rick & Anton Chaka Memorial For…

Colin Coleman: Economy, Activism & Youth Employment (A Nation at a Crossroads) - 04 March 2026

In this two-part interview, renowned banker and former anti-apartheid activist Colin Coleman shares insights on South Africa’s current economic challenges, reflecting on the country’s past and present during Human Rights Month. We also discuss the urgent youth unemployment crisis and the work bein…

Crash Course: Debunking Car Insurance Myths After an Accident - 03 March 2026

Car accidents are stressful, especially when multiple vehicles or uninsured drivers are involved. Many people believe this automatically delays insurance payouts — but that’s not always true. In this episode, Wynand Van Vuuren from King Price unpacks common myths about vehicle insurance claims, ex…

Inside the Technology 100 Report: The Brands Powering a $3.7 Trillion Tech Economy - 02 March 2026

The latest Technology 100 Report by Brand Finance shows that the world’s top 100 tech brands are now worth $3.7 trillion, reflecting strong global growth and influence. The episode explores the continued dominance of Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, China’s rising leadership in innovation, and…