Leigh-Anne Williams

Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners get some things off of their chest including not being naked in the gym, littering should be not be normalised and corruption in South Africa should not be a normal thing. 

Dan Thornton, Cyber Security Expert and CEO of GoldPhish, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how consumers should learn how to stay safe this Black Friday. He shares more about what some of the most popular online scams are, some red flags that consumers should look out for as well as some important tips for all shoppers this Black Friday.

Only in South Africa will you find a nightclub exposing club goers who owe them money on social media. Both Facebook and Instagram are abuzz on Sunday following the club doing a countdown to outing individuals who walked out on their bills amount to tens of thousands of rands. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share their thoughts on the matter and whether or not it is right to expose pe...

The struggle to hear and be heard often snowballs into mental health challenges: in 2017, the Hearing Health Foundation in the United States noted that hearing loss can increase one’s risk of developing mental illnesses, including depression, anxiety, and dementia. Audiologist, Charnae Dowries, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about how hearing loss affects your mental health and what can be done to p...

First dates can be scary, especially when you don't know what to do. Carissa Cupido, the team and listeners share some of their own experiences of first date disasters and what are some things you really shouldn't do on the first date. 

More often than not, the popular saying "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree" is pretty accurate. With that being said, Carissa Cupido and the team asks the listeners one simple question: what are some qualities of yours that made you realise that you’re exactly like your parents? 

There is nothing worse than going to a festival and you have a clothing disaster. Leigh-Anne Williams shares how she ruined her brand new cowboy boots at an outdoor festival, and listeners share their own disaster stories so that you can avoid it too. 

After Leigh-Anne Williams shared her experience about her fear of the Jeepers Creepers  films, the team and listeners share some of the movies or TV series that scarred them as children and that to this day, they are afraid of. 

As World Diabetes Day approaches on Monday 14th November, South Africans are invited to #WearBlueForDiabetes. Bridget McNulty, co-founder of Sweet Life Diabetes Community and Chairperson of SA Diabetes Advocacy, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about what diabetes is, the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as why South Africans should wear blue on World Diabetes Day.   

It's time to celebrate all of the November babies, and Leigh-Anne Williams shares some fun facts about these kids including that most November-born children are most likely to live longer, made from love (aka February) and so much more. 

It is just another day for people to get their frustrations out, and Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners let loose and get things off of their chest.

Leigh-Anne Williams is joined by the Founder & Executive Director of Disability Info South Africa, Alan Downey. He shares more about the website, which is a wealth of knowledge for anything related to disabilities individuals may be looking for.

We all have our go to snacks, and some are much more unique than others. Carissa Cupido, the team and listeners share some of their go-to snacks including salt and vinegar chips with extra vinegar, mac-and-cheese with marmite and so many more. 

For the last few weeks on the show we have been learning about the different types of cancers and how to get help. Today we are focusing on the organisation called CANSA to learn more about the work they do, and Fadwa Walker, who is the Sustainability Coordinator at CANSA, chats to Carissa Cupido to share more about the projects that they are currently working on. 

In another instalment of Two Cents Tuesday, Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of the things that have been bothering them including the inaccuracy of weather apps, normalising being single and eating as much as you want without being stared. 

Leigh-Anne Williams chats to Farzana Botha, Segment Solutions Manager at Sanlam Savings, about how financial self-care can help improve mental health. She tells us more about how the high cost of living has impacted the quality of our mental health and shares practical financial self-care habits that people can adopt to ensure holistic wellness.   

Zoe Mann, National Programmes Director for The Learning Trust, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about the Lights On After School campaign, which aims to help South African youth who are struggling with mental health. She shares more how the after-school sector acts as a positive intervention in this area and why early intervention is so important. Moreover, she lets listeners know how they can volunte...

More often than not, there are tons of individuals who have foot fetishes. Now that summer is around the corner, Leigh-Anne, the team and listeners explore what other fetishes they have - and some of them are questionable. 

With Halloween around the corner, Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of their ideas for costumes.

Dorothy Du Plooy, Services Specialist at CANSA, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about some of the top cancers affecting women, how individuals can lower their risk or prevent getting cancer as well as the role that CANSA plays in helping those with cancer.

It has been confirmed that Whoopi Goldberg and Tyler Perry are working on "Sister Act 3". The iconic actress, Goldberg, has even mentioned that she would love Nicki Minaj, Lizzo and Keke Palmer to be a part of the project. Leigh-Anne Williams and the team share their thoughts on the idea of the stars in the film. 

More often than not women experience an array of pregnancy and period cravings including chalk (can you believe it?), peanut and cucumber as well as sugar and butter on a bread. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners share some of their wildest cravings during that time of the month. 

Another Tuesday, another Two Cents Tuesday. Leigh-Anne Williams, the team and listeners get all of their stressors off of their chest. This includes people who stop in the middle of the aisle (with their trollies) while they're shopping, not saying thank you to other drivers on the road and so many more. 

Dyslexia is one often one of the misunderstood learning difficulties that is picked up in children. To learn more about this condition, Amicke Eijsermans, a Dyslexia Specialist, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about this disability, how it affects emotional in dyslexic children as well as the relationship between IQ and Dyslexia. 

Abegail Bisogno, Owner of The Yard Restaurant, chats to Leigh-Anne Williams about her restaurant and how she partnered with Durban Tourism to promote destination Durban and their summer season packages.