Leigh-Anne Williams

In a significant move to combat poor nutrition among young children, Real Reform for ECD unveiled its Right to Nutrition campaign. The campaign aims to secure the provision of adequate nutrition for all eligible young children attending early learning programmes in South Africa, fostering their holistic development. Anna-Marie Müller, Innovation Manager at the DG Murray Trust, chats to Leigh-Anne...

Doryce Sher, Pharmacist, Aromatherapist and Founder of Aromatic Apothecary, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how to take control of your end-of-year stress. She shares more about how people are more stressed than usual at this time of the year, the negative impact of stress on the mind, body and soul as well as how aromatherapy ingredients are helpful when it comes to managing stress naturally. 

Whether its supporting you favourite team or watching the game with your family or friends, the team and listeners talk about what they dislike the most about sports.

The Springboks are World Champions for a record-breaking fourth time and the team and listeners share more about how they are feeling as well as the upcoming tour. 

Chelsea Thomas, the actress from  “Arendsvlei” and now the female star in the South African series, “Spinners”, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her role in the show. She shares more about what it was like to work on set as well as taking a ride in the car. 

Candice Chirwa, a South Africa-based menstruation activist and academic and founder of Qrate, a non-governmental organisation that seeks to educate young people by outlining some of the difficulties that are encountered and endured by women and girls chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Nedbank Youth X Campaign. As a previous Changemaker from YouthX in 2022, she has partnered with Nedbank for th...

The team and listeners share some of the things that annoy them the most out of the service industry. 

Gregory Sirmongpong, Manager of The Living Link, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the non-profit organisation that caters for the intellectually disabled and learning challenged community regardless of race, gender and religious background. He shares more about what Living Link does and how people can get involved. 

While a tragic loss of a loved one changed the life path of Sebastian Prentice, it never deterred him from turning his dreams into a reality. Founder of Horizen Gym, entrepreneur and exercise enthusiast joins Leigh-Anne Williams on #ManUpMonday to chat about his incredible journey and shares how he aims to use his love for fitness to create an environment where people of all ages are able to adopt...

The long awaited debut album of one of Cape Town's sweethearts, Amy Jones, is finally here. She sits down with Leigh-Anne Williams to share more about the making of the album, "my forever friend", as well as gives us a special preview of her lead single "Alone No More". 

Cape Town was named Africa’s Leading City Destination for 2023 at the World Travel Awards Africa on Monday. However, Leigh-Anne Williams asks the team and listeners what non-traditional awards they would give to Cape Town. 

In 1991, Dr Nkuli Boikhutso survived a bomb blast in Hillbrow, Johannesburg, and spent time in hospital receiving treatment. A few years later, she received a devastating diagnosis of ovarian cancer, when she was just 14 years old. Today she is the CEO of Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital, one of South Africa’s most prominent children’s hospitals.

Dr Peter Schoub, Chair of the Breast Imaging Society of South Africa, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the fact that breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer amongst women in South Africa affecting 1 in 27 women and 23% of all cancers diagnosed. He shares more about some of the misconceptions about breast cancer, who is most at risk as well as the importance of early detection in women in orde...

In celebration of Forgive An Ex Day, the team and listeners share some of their wild and wonderful stories about their exes in this week's Two Cents Tuesday. 

Dictionary Day on October 16 celebrates the birth of Noah Webster, an American writer who was born in 1758. Webster is best-known for publishing the first dictionary in 1806, which he continued to compile and expand for the next 27 years. Leigh-Anne Williams tests the ladies on words that not always make it into the conversation. 

After a nail-biting game, the Springboks defeat France and enter into the semi-finals of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The team shares some of their experience in watching the game and how they will take on England next Saturday.

Cape Mental Health, the oldest mental health organisation in South Africa, has proudly hosted the Cape Town Kite Festival for the past 29 years. Barbara Meyer, PR & Communications Officer at Cape Mental Health, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the annual Cape Town Kite Festival, which aims to raise awareness of mental health. 

Dr Sam Salukazana, who currently holds the position of consultant urologist at Groote Schuur Hospital and senior lecturer in the Division of Urology at the University of Cape Town, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. As a member of the Prostate Cancer Foundation Medical and Scientific Advisory Board, he shares more about why screening for prostate cancer so importan...

With Matric students preparing for their final exams, the team and listeners share some of the things that they wish they knew before leaving school and heading into the "real" world. 

In the midst of the South African radio award nominees being announced, Leigh-Anne Williams suggested that our very own, Sandra Rosenberg, should win the award for "Best Laugh On Radio". The listeners chirp in and share their thoughts on the matter. 

Kalie Naidoo, clinical psychologist at Bellavista School with extensive educational experience in service delivery and training of educators and health practitioners in early childhood education, literacy and dyslexia, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about Dyslexia Awareness Month. She shares more about some of the signs and challenges associated with this illness as well what support and interventio...

Walking through the streets of Bo-Kaap, the ladies stop and pick up some delicious Cape Malay treats such as samoosas, pies and jam tarts and chats to one of the venders who has been there for over two decades.

While the Morning Show ladies were on the road, traveling the streets of Bo-Kaap and The Company's Garden, they stopped at the famous Biesmiellah Restaurant. 

Welcoming in October means celebrating all of the October babies. Leigh-Anne Williams and the team chat about some of the characteristics of these special babies.

Dr Ian Westmore, Board member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how, in South Africa, the Deaf community faces unique challenges including neglected mental health and access to care. He shares more about some of the barriers they face as well as how we, as a society, can support them.