Leigh-Anne Williams

In celebration of Trivia Day, the team tests one another on their general knowledge skills.

In the latest edition of Two Cents Tuesday, the ladies and listeners chat about some of the annoyances they have with their dogs.

Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share what they think that 2024 will be all about and it means to be 202MORE.

Welcoming in the new year, the ladies of The Morning Show share some of their joys coming into 2024. 

With Leigh-Anne Williams being the queen of Last Minute Christmas Shopping, the team chat about what they are getting up to this weekend leading up to Christmas.

The ladies and listeners share some of the annoyances of their lives when it comes to their relationships with loved ones during the festival season. 

Ke Dezemba officially kicked off in Cape Town and the ladies share some of the things they are excited about in the upcoming season. 

Oxford Dictionary has officially declared that 2023's Word of the Year is "Rizz". 

Delene Roberts, Manager of Sisters Incorporated, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the work that the organisation does. She shares more about how the skills programmes offered as well as how people can get involved and donate. 

The team and listeners share some of their pet peeves regarding the festive season. 

Gender Based Violence is a reality that many women in South Africa face. By providing economic opportunities for women, The Sparrow Society are restoring the power back into her hands to protect herself, provide for her family, and reach for a better future. Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Kate Brim-Senekal (Managing Director of The Sparrow Society) about the incredible work that they are doing at th...

Over fifty percent of women murdered in South Africa are killed by their intimate partners, a horrifying statistic that underlines the need for decisive action. Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Sidwell Sehoana from ADAPT (Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention and Training) to chat about how the organisation is committed to changing factors that perpetuate violence against women and girls. They have part...

More often than not, people have experienced bizarre first dates. The ladies of The Morning Show and listeners share more about some of their crazy first date experiences.

The ladies of The Morning Show Book Club share some of the books that made them fall in love with reading. 

Most people wouldn’t be surprised to hear that pain can cause insomnia – but the relationship between sleep and pain is a lot more complex than most of us realise. Dr Alison Bentley, Restonic Sleep Expert, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about this important issue and says that “the relationship between sleep and pain has been studied extensively and in one survey, nearly half of patients complain of...

Rachel Pietersen, a survivor of gender-based violence, and Lynette Jeftha, a member of the Saartjie Baartman Centre and Community Chest #EmpowerHer campaign, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams to share more about their story as well as raise awareness for #16DaysOfActivism. 

The team discuss their brand new segment: The Morning Show Book Club. 

South African popstar, Lloyd Cele, has released a gem of a single with ‘Can’t Hurry Love’, which is a modern twist on the original 1966 version by The Supremes. He shares more about what the song means to him as well as his experience working with the iconic Early B.

Wilfred Diedricks, CEO of Cape Town Association for the Physically Disabled, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Buckets of Hope, which aims to provide 200 clients and their families with a food parcel of non-perishable items. He shares more about what is needed for each bucket as well as how people can get involved.

The team and listeners share some of the inappropriate behaviour that they dislike from their colleagues. 

Fiona Tabraham, Chief Executive of CapaCiTi Digital Career Accelerator, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the incredible work happening at CiTi. She shares more about her passion for helping youth members to secure jobs, especially in a world where she believes that "digital skills level the playing field" for each and every person in the world.

Amos Kimani, founder of Tausi App as well as a finalist in the Start-Up World Cup, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how the app is assisting beauticians in Kenya. Moreover, he also shares more about how the app ensures that clients and users of the app do not exchange phone numbers and use it for personal connections. 

Lizane Fury, Founder Of GradLic and one of the finalist for the start-up World Cup, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about what her organisation does, the driving force behind her embarking on her journey into the tech world as well as the reason she decided to enter the competition. 

Keshni Morar, Angel Investor and one of the members of the judging panel for the start-up World Cup, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about what companies need to do to pitch their ideas in order to impress funders as well as what she is looking for when looking for a winner who has a chance to win a place in the USA to compete for a 1 million US Dollar prize. 

The #StepItUp for children born with clubfoot campaign has kicked off for Disability Awareness Month, which runs from 3 November to 3 December. Karen Moss, Founder & Director of Steps Clubfoot Care, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about what the campaign is about, the long-term effects of clubfoot as well as how people can get more information and get involved in the project.