24:04

Dr Rene English, a medical doctor and public health medicine specialist is the first guest of the season and she speaks on the importance of giving back to the community that she has come from.

19:38

Mum Sarah Bulana, taking in kids from her community who have nothing to do after school and keeping them busy to keep them from the dangers of the community they live in. Despite her own personal challenges she gives these children her all.

23:55

CEO of CapeTown Carnival Jay Douwes talks about the joys of planning carnivals and how they do their best to keep them environmentally friendly.

19:36

Ingird Kallie Moses is on a mission to break the cycle of gangsterism and crime among young people. She also helps people with criminal records get. back into the working world.

25:49

Clifford Marthinus shares his Oasis journey and how he has been in the youth and community development business for 30 to 35 years.

23:38

Having come from a generation of farm workers Denzel Swartz has become a Viticulturist who wants to change the profile of how black and coloured people are only viewed as farm workers and not leaders.

24:39

DR Rechelle Jacobs lets us in on how she moved from studying in the toilet of a one bedroom apartment that had 5 kids to having a PHD in statistics.

23:23

DJ Easy steps away from the booth and sits down with Melanie and chats about his journey since 1993 to date. How far he has come and how has adapted to the age way of doing things.