Leigh-Anne Williams

Dr Nickie Goedhals, Pathologist and Clinical Virology at PathCare Vermaak, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the myths and misconceptions about the medical marvel that is the flu vaccine.

Another day, another award for South Africa! Johannesburg has officially been named as the world's second-best city for food.

Therina Wentzel, the National Director of The National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD), chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Casual Day 2024. She shares more about the theme for the year, I See You , how the day helps the organisation take care of the disabled community and how people can get involved.

The team and listeners share some of the things that they used to do as children that they would love to continue doing as adults.

International Thyroid Awareness Week (ITAW) is observed annually from 25 – 31 May and is a time dedicated to educating the public about the significant effects that undiagnosed or inadequately treated thyroid disease can have on a person's quality of life. Dr Sindeep Bhana, a specialist in thyroid disease and former Head of Endocrinology at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, chats to Leigh-Anne Will...

From General Manager to owner of Uncanny Food, Saskia Emary sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams to chat about how she has been at the forefront of the commercial fleet operators industry.

Ahead of Election Day in South Africa, Sandra Rosenberg shares a quick, last minute guide on everything you need about voting.

Donning a lion-inspired costume, North West, starred as Young Simba at the live Lion King concert at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday where she sang "I Just Can’t Wait to Be King". North's acting debut came after she announced her first album Elementary School Dropout in March, a nod to her dad's 2004 debut The College Dropout.

Non-Helena Smith, Director of Multiple Sclerosis South Africa, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about multiple sclerosis (MS), a complex neurological disease, which affects 2.9 million people worldwide, with an average of 300 people diagnosed globally every day. She shares more about some of symptoms of MS, risk factors or triggers for the illness as well as how early diagnosis is imperative to restor...

With many people welcoming children into their lives, the ladies and listeners chat about what they would name their child if it were named after the place they had their first date.

In the latest edition of Two Cents Tuesday, the ladies and listeners share some of the things they should normalise that elderly people do.

Mandy Edison, Executive Director of the Astra Centre, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how the non-profit organisation (NPO) provides employment for adults with intellectual and/or mental illness. She shares more about their mission, what kind of employment opportunities are available for adults as well as how people can get in touch with the organisation.

In the competitive work environment, where productivity is everything, the secret to upping your game could lie in lifting your mood. Nisha Rodgerson, a clinical psychologist with a special interest in neurodiversity and neuropsychology, and a psychology consultant to soSerene, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about why happy people are more productive.

Maka Tanga, who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams, chats to the team about the much-anticipated film, "Deadpool & Wolverine".

The World Health Organisation ranks kidney disease as being among the top 10 causes of mortality worldwide. Locally, although the prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) remains understudied, the International Society of Nephrology estimates that roughly 11 out of every 100 South Africans suffer from CKD. Michelle Dennis, Renal Operations Manager at Mediclinic Southern Africa, chats to Leigh-An...

Cape Town has officially been named one of World's Best Cities for Coffee in 2024.

A-listers were invited to be imaginative with the 2024 dress code, The Garden of Time, inspired by a short story of the same name by JG Ballard at this year's Met Gala. South Africa's superstar, Tyla, made her debut in an incredible hour-glass inspired dress.

Santi Naidoo, a bright filmmaker in the South Africa, sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams about her journey to becoming a short-listed Oscar nominee for her film, "Jerome". She shares more about her experience in Los Angeles and shares some sage words of advice for aspiring local filmmakers.

Tsheko Tlou, a passionate advocate for disability rights who he has faced and overcome numerous challenges throughout his life, sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams about how the sudden loss of his sight at 33 years old altered the trajectory of his life. He shares more about how he struggled with the acceptance of be blind and how connecting with The League Of Friends Of The Blind (LOFOB) enabled h...

Meet Thando Nkonzwana: a business woman who is set to help ambitious women and men in the modelling industry unite and watch their dreams flourish. She shares more about her inspiring journey of starting her own modeling agency, one of the few in the country owned by a black woman, and how she plans to leave her mark in the world. 

Dr Kasturi Moodley, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at Mediclinic Southern Africa, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about in vitro fertilisation (IVF). She provides a quick guide on how it works, treating infertility and any risks associated with the treatment.

Mrs America, Career Educator, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how important career guidance is at the school level, some of the challenges learners experience when choosing a career as well as what her wish is for learners when exploring their opportunities in the future. 

Zeenat Patel-Kaskar, Executive Director of the District Six Museum, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about some of the exciting opportunities for the public to engage with the museum including the Wear & Tear exhibitions taking place in the coming month. She also shares why the District Six Museum continues to be relevant in this day and age and why it is imperative that events like this never tak...

Sharon Lewis, an iconic figure of District Six and its all encompassing history, sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams to talk about her personal story about being forcefully evicted from the once bustling area. She also shares more about her hopes to inspire the next generation to continue learning about the history of District Six through the art of storytelling. 

Joe Schaeffers, former resident and avid storyteller, sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams to recount his fondest memories of growing up in the vibrant suburb of District Six up until the implementation of The Group Areas Act in 1960 where the residents were forcefully removed. The area, along with its unique culture, was destroyed. He shares more about his activism work in helping people from all w...