Leigh-Anne Williams

Dr Nelson Igaba, Senior Technical Specialist for Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision at Right to Care, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). He shares more about the rise of STIs, which was highlighted during STI and Condom Awareness Week as well as how it can help to prevent HIV between individuals.

In the month of love, Leigh-Anne Williams and the team chat about the top 5 destinations to find long-lasting love with locals.

We have all had terrible work experiences in our lives - some worse than others. The team shares some of their bad work experiences in the latest episode of Two Cents Tuesday.

It's official! The long-awaited season 3 of Bridgerton is on its way. Leigh-Anne Williams and Delucia Daniels discuss their excitement for the new season.

Gail Jonkers, the foundation of the Gail Jonkers Soup Kitchen, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the incredible work taking place at the organisation. Moreover, the Shoprite Community Network surprises Jonkers with R12 000 to help with the feeding scheme.

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Matthew Weber, Economic Development Social Worker at Epilepsy South Africa, about raising awareness on Epilepsy and the initiatives taking place during National Epilepsy Week (12th February - 16th February 2024).

Grant surprises his wife, Michelle, with Stan Mars (the host of Good Hope FM's Big Breakfast Show) on Valentine's Day.

Leigh-Anne Williams shares her story about how she got into radio and how it changed her life for the better.

Dr Ronell Williams, Member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the alarming rise in teenage pregnancies.

History has been made once again as Tyla became the youngest South African to  win a Grammy for Best African Music Performance for her song “Water.”

Edward George, volunteer for Heart Kids South Africa, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the incredible work at the organisation, which is committed to assisting children and families who are facing Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). He shares more about raising awareness for the disability as well as their upcoming walks throughout the country. 

After Delucia Daniels watched the Oscar-nominated film, "Society Of The Snow", the team and listeners chat about who would survive in the wild.

Activist, role model and businesswoman, Kerry Welsh, shares her inspiring journey on Warrior Woman with Leigh-Anne Williams from being diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which is a rare, genetic condition that causes muscle weakness and atrophy to publishing her first book. Her story is a heartfelt insight into love, fun, family, acceptance, and the navigation of independence that peopl...

Nicole Sherwin, Founder of Eco Diva Natural Superfood Skincare, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about important advice on how to nurture your gut and lose the festive season bloat for optimal digestive health.

With many first-year students taking to university this week and next week, there are many tips and tricks to navigating campus life and reinventing yourself. The team and listeners share some of the unspoken rules and things they wish they knew before going to university or college.

The team chats about all of the things they can't talk about in various relationships in their lives, including one of the team members revealing that her husband caused all of the accidents with all of the cars she's ever owned.

Leigh-Anne Williams and the team chat about some of the things that they would like to try in 2024.

Zenaéca Singh, an artist from Cape Town, uses her art to explore the complex history of the sugar economy in South Africa. She chats to Leigh-Anne Williams on Warrior Woman to explain how she uses sugar in her artwork with materials made from molasses, sugar paste, panes crystallised sugar and resin, to addresses the histories of indentured labour in the sugar plantations of KwaZulu Natal,  as wel...

Dr Linda Meyer, Managing Director at The Independent Institute of Education’s Rosebank College, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about tips to overcome the post-holiday blues.

After Leigh-Anne Williams shares her story about receiving back-handed compliments, the team and listeners share some of their horror stories.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah won an Emmy award for best variety talk series. Noah is the first black person to win in the category, which the comedian calls an "honour". The 39-year-old took to his social media to celebrate his win and thank The Daily Show's team.

Kumeshnie Govender, an entrepreneur and visionary leader in the financial services sector, has defied the odds by transitioning into the tech industry, showcasing her resilience, dedication, and commitment to innovation. Her journey from the financial sector to the forefront of technology serves as an inspiration, particularly for women seeking to break barriers in the tech sector.

Matric is a major rite of passage for South African children. Thirteen wide-ranging and diverse years of school are suddenly distilled into one, all-important National Senior Certificate. With that makes high levels of stress for both parents and children alike. Counselling Psychologist, Dr Lauren Martin, who is also the Deputy Dean at SACAP (the South African College of Applied Psychology), chats...

Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners chat about some of the things that they are letting go of in 2024.

After Sandra Rosenberg mentions that she does not eat potjie, the team and listeners chat about what South African foods or events they do not like or understand the hype.