Leigh-Anne Williams

In the restaurant edition of Two Cents Tuesday, the team and listeners some of things that frustrates them the most when they're eating out. 

In a brand new game, the team tries to see whether or not listeners are get into the mind of one of the ladies. In the first instalment, people try to tap into Delucia Daniels' mind and see if they can guess what her answers to certain questions will be. 

With early intervention, Goldilocks and the Bear Foundation aims to assist these children to get the necessary diagnosis and treatment. Clair Tobin, Operations Manager and Senior Psychometrist at the Goldilocks and The Bear Foundation, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the importance of understanding ADHD in children as well as some of the signs to look out for at a young age. 

With the news of people impersonating others on the rise, the ladies of The Morning Show and listeners share which jobs they would love to impersonate (and get away with) if they were given the opportunity to do so including a spy, chocolatier and so much more. 

Giulia Criscuolo, pharmacist, complementary medicines expert and life coach, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how a new study has revealed that a magnesium deficiency is linked to high rates of anaemia amongst women. She shares more about the health issues a lack of magnesium can cause, why it is a growing issue in women as well as some natural ways that individuals can ensure they get the neces...

Two South African cities have ranked in the top 10 for best cities to visit in the world: Cape Town and Johannesburg. This was revealed by one of the world’s leading travel search engines, KAYAK, which listed the City Index for Mindful Travellers in 2023, designed to help conscious travellers make more informed decisions when planning their next trip. Moreover, Cape Town International Airport has...

In the latest episode of Two Cents Tuesday, the team and listeners share some of the things that they would like to get off of their chest including normalising living in the moment, not rubber necking in traffic, and even a listener sharing a bizarre yet beautiful of the unexpected birth of baby boy. 

In celebration of Tell A Lie Day, the ladies of The Morning Show play Two Truths & Lie. The question is: which one is the lie? 

Back with his signature bass-heavy sound and fresh new beats, GRIMEHOUSE has not only released another banger, "Silent & Grey", but he is also back with a brand new album "Rhapsody". With features with iconic artists such as Jack Parow, Ameen Harron, Sloani, Pascal & Pearce and so many more, he Cape Town-based producer shares more about what fans can expect to hear, all while staying true...

Known for her award-winning hit, "Deeper", Holly Rey is now taking up space in the TV world, as her and her little sister, Mimi Rey, start their brand new show on SABC 3: "Baking With The Reys". Born out of lockdown, she shares more about how the series is based on making baking accessible for kids and reigniting the love of baking for the family as well as some of the exciting meals, treats and s...

Graham Rowe, CEO of Guidepost, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how a chatbot, developed by the company, is helping those in need with diabetes care. He shares more about how new technology is bridging the gap in diabetes care and enabling individuals to manage their chronic disease significantly more effectively.

In the latest episode of Two Cents Tuesday, the team and listeners share some of the things that they would like to get off of their chest. 

More often than not we spend countless hours scrolling through social media, but we all have some guilty pleasures including watching people clean their rooms, scrape booking ASMR and even watching people eat seafood. Noni Radebe (who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams), the team and listeners share some of their social media fetishes that love watching. 

After Delucia Daniels revealed that she was in a car accident over the weekend that could have been more disastrous than it turned out to be, Noni Radebe (who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams) shares her own experience of a car accident that she was in last year. The two open up about experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the incidents and how it makes one realise how quick...

Although statistics in South Africa are scarce, a study conducted in the Western Cape noted an increase of 76% in children with autism in schools. Dr Kedi Motingoe, Member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, chats to Noni Radebe (who stands in for Leigh-Anne Williams) to chat about the signs of autism, understanding how autism affects the brain and development as well as where to find o...

The ladies of The Morning Show celebrate International Mermaid Day, and talk about some of the myths that they believed as a kid and perhaps they still do as an adult. 

One of Cape Town's original and our favourite comedian and actress, Shimmy Isaacs, joins the cast of a brand new proudly South African, six-part crime thriller "Unseen". She shares more about her role as Alice, which she had the pleasure of playing, how she was given the freedom to add her own spice to her character as well as what the show is all about. Additionally, she touches on how she moved...

A 2021 UNICEF report found that more than 65% of South African young people have had some form of mental health issue but did not seek help. Dr Terri Henderson, Member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, talks to Leigh-Anne Williams about the fact that self-harm is growing amongst teens. She shares more about what triggers self-harm, why teens use it as a way to cope as well as some sig...

In the latest episode of Two Cents Tuesday, Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of their grievances regarding people who hog public parking spots, normalising not stealing other people's food and so many more.  

Tumi Sole, founder of #CountryDuty Social Movement, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the reason that most South Africans are still not registered as potential stem cell donors. He shares more about the inequality blood cancer patients of African descent are faced with when it comes to access to blood stem cell transplants and what South Africans can do to play their part in saving the lives of t...

In a recent report, it came out that neighbours in Camps Bay were feuding for nine years due to one of them continuously flashing bright lights into the other's bedroom and harassing their family members. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share their own horror stories about neighbours that went out of their way to make their lives a misery.   

Deirdre Wolhuter, an award-winning actress, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her journey into the entertainment industry, which actually started at Good Hope FM where she was a news reader many years ago. She shares more about her character, Mariaan Welman, what it is to play such a powerful antihero and adds some words of wisdom for those who would like to follow in her footsteps.

Dawn Robertson, Chief Experience Official at Constitutional Hill, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Human Rights Festival taking place at Constitutional Hill as well as how places with such a rich history maintain its attractiveness and relevance.

Kerry Rudman, the founder of Brain Harmonics, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about parental rejection and its profound effect on the brain. She shares more about what constitutes parental rejection, how it affects learning and development as well as how neurofeedback therapy can help to overcome the trauma caused by parental rejection. 

Leigh-Anne Williams explains to the team that she has always wanted to play a villain in a movie or TV series. The team then discuss who their dream character would be to play including Wanda Maximoff AKA The Scarlet Witch and even Ursula from The Little Mermaid.