Leigh-Anne Williams

Zanele Ntulini, Chief Marketing Officer at life insurer Bidvest Life, chats Leigh-Anne Williams about how you can be financially savvy this year. 

Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of the food items and snacks that we appreciate now that we're older including cabbage stew, kreols chips and tripe and trotters. 

Award-winning actress, Julia Roberts, recently found out that she’s not actually a Roberts, but that her surname is Mitchell. The shocking revelation was revealed on the show “Finding Your Roots”, which focuses on trying to find out more about your ancestry. 

Charl Sonnekus, a 26-year-old Trainee Chartered Accountant and blood stem cell donor from Cape Town, chats to Noni Radebe about how he became a donor. He shares more about what the process was like and how South Africans can play their role in helping to save a life. 

Mduduzi Vilakazi, Acting CEO of Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the beauty within Mpumalanga. He shares more what visitors can expect to see and experience in the province as well as the Tourism Safety Campaign, which was established to keep roads and tourist attractions safe and sound. 

There are many things that annoy us on a daily basis, including individuals who put in petrol, but end up doing their grocery shopping at the store at the petrol station when their car is full. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of the things that they would like to get off of their chest in the latest instalment of Two Cents Tuesday. 

After all the drama surround the Royal Family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince Harry has finally decided to release his memoir "Spare". He exposes the truth behind some of the stories that made headlines over the past few years including a physical altercation with his brother, Prince William, as well as the treatment he received from other family members. Leigh-Anne Williams and the tea...

Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of the items that they have lost in a relationship including hoodies, CD and so much more. 

A man and his wife were en route to the wife's family to spend the festive season with them. However, after the pair stopped for a pitstop, the man drove off without his wife (in the middle of the night) thinking that she was asleep in the backseat. The wife, who was without her phone, had to walk for 29 kilometres to get help, but discovered that her husband was over 150 kilometres away already....

With 2023 in full swing, you would think that perhaps everything would be smooth sailing. However, after discovering a viral video of a woman and young boy being attacked by a seal on Clifton Beach, Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of the craziest things that they have seen this year. 

With the world obsessing about the TV series, "Wednesday", as well as the TikTok dance challenge, Leigh-Anne Williams and the team discuss whether or not the series is worth the hype.

The Morning Show Team wishes the listeners a very happy 2023. Aside from that, Leigh-Anne Williams, Sandra Rosenberg and Delucia Daniels dive into the topic of 'hot boxing', which was inspired by Jimmy Nevis' song 'Heart Boxing' as well as the true meaning of the singer's new single "AYO". 

After Delucia Daniels confessed that she once snuck a salmon bagel into the cinema, the team and listeners some of the movie snacks (and even food) that they have bought into the movie theatre. 

During the festive season, family and friends tend to come over all the time. And we mean ALL. THE. TIME. Leigh-Anne Williams, Sandra Rosenberg, Delucia Daniels and the listeners share some of the things that annoy them about having people at their house (unannounced) and how to deal with them too. 

After Leigh-Anne Williams shared the fact that she saw Joburg-based popstar, Lee Cole, at a popular market in Cape Town, the team and listeners share which celebrities they would like to run into in the city this festive season including Charles Le Clerc, Trevor Noah, Harry Styles and many more. 

Thandiwe Mathibela chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Africa Travel Indaba 2023. She shares more about what people can expect and how they can register for the event. 

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Mashoto Mokgethi, the Hub Head for Domestic tourism at SA Tourism, about the Gimme Summer campaign, which promotes travel discount and experiences for singles,  family, and even friends this festive season. She shares more about what it is and how every day South Africans can get involved. 

Are you the only one who likes fruit cake? For some it's a hit, and others is a big no-go. The team and listeners share some of the foods that they do not want on their Christmas table. 

Leigh-Anne Williams and Delucia Daniels talk about some of the most popular scams this festive season so that people do not get caught in a bad situation. 

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Maranda van Dam, Chairman for the Axial Spondyloarthritis Association of South Africa, who raises awareness about AxSpA, what to look out for and how to keep moving. 

With the festive season in full swing, there are a lot of things that can be more annoying than your average day. The team and listeners weigh in and share some of things that irritates them during this period including family and friends who randomly pop in and eat your food, crazy drivers on the road and so many more. 

Sandra Rosenberg reveals that her and her hubby recently had a conversation about their celebrity hall passes. The team and listeners then join in and share their own hall passes including Formula 1 drivers, Charles Le Clerc and Lewis Hamilton, Denzel Washington and many more.  

After discovering that Delucia Daniels didn't know what a certain item of clothing was (out of the 60s), the team and listeners share some of the words and phrases that will be lost in translation among the youth. 

It's finally time for Christmas, but that means that it's also time to buy gifts for our loved ones - and let's be honest: it's not as easy as we think it is. However, there are things that we definitely do NOT want for Christmas, including socks, underwear and so many more. 

Cristianne Wendler, Strategic Advisor at Shout-It-Now, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about 16 Days of Activism. She shares more about the critical need for the prevention of gender-based violence, some of the obstacles that survivors of this epidemic encounter as well as how the new app, Chomi, is able to assist those in need.