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To close off Child Protection Month, Emily sat down with Philisiwe Mthimkulu, a Community Outreach Officer in the Western Cape Minister of Social Development’s office. Philisiwe unpacked children’s rights, the role of the Department of Social Development, and why it is so important for children to know where to seek help and support when they need it. (25 May 2026)

From everyday mishaps to hilariously uncomfortable situations, comedian Liam Whitcher has built a reputation for turning life's awkward moments into unforgettable comedy. A Savanna Newcomers Showcase 2026 selection, Liam joins us to chat about his journey into stand up, finding humour in the ordinary, and why audiences connect so strongly with his honest and relatable storytelling. (16 May 2026)

Musician and piano teacher Lizl is carving out her place in the South African music scene with a deeply personal and emotional approach to songwriting. Rooted in the piano and inspired by life's experiences, she joins us to share her musical journey, creative process, and how she transforms emotion into melodies that resonate with audiences. (16 May 2026)

Marketing Manager Simone Chiavistello returns to RX Radio for her regular feature on marketing and business, this time diving into the psychology of marketing and why we buy the things we buy. (16 May 2026)

Cape Town singer songwriter Amy Tjasink has been making waves across South Africa with a string of successful releases that have captured the attention of music fans nationwide. She joins us to reflect on her rapid rise in the local music industry, the stories behind her latest music, and what comes next in an exciting chapter of her career. (16 May 2026)

Child Protection Month shines a spotlight on the importance of keeping children safe, supported, and heard. Social Mobilisation Lead Mesuli Kama joins us from the Hold My Hand campaign to discuss the challenges facing children today, the role communities can play in protecting them, and why creating safer spaces for young people is everyone's responsibility. (16 May 2026)

Author Shameez Patel opens up about balancing life in the automotive industry with motherhood, while pursuing her passion for writing fantasy stories and building imaginative worlds. (18 April 2026)

Cape Town running figure Youssef Kanouni reflects on representing RX Radio at the Two Oceans Half Marathon, sharing the highs, challenges, and lessons from the experience. (18 April 2026)

Self-taught videographer Aidan Bobby van Rensburg shares how he discovered his passion during COVID and how storytelling through video has become a powerful way to connect with people. (18 April 2026)

Mikhaila Steenkamp from Hold My Hand joins the conversation around World Health Day, focusing on early childhood development and what it takes to raise healthy, thriving children. (18 April 2026)

Former South African Youth Choir member Mark Pekeur steps into the spotlight as a solo artist. He shares his transition, creative process, and performs his new single “Meer as jy”. (18 April 2026)

Sustainability specialist Tegan Gibaud unpacks her journey across fashion, media, and digital spaces, and explains why conscious content creation is becoming more important in today’s world. (18 April 2026)

Athenkosi Fani from the Children’s Institute, University of Cape Town shares how his background shaped his passion for advocacy, and the work he is doing through the ICCRP project to champion children’s rights. (18 April 2026)

Simone Chiavistello from Constantia Village breaks down what it really takes to run a successful marketing campaign, from concept to execution, in a practical and engaging conversation. (18 April 2026)

Award winning South African artist Lee Cole joins us to reflect on how his career began, the lessons he has learnt along the way, and what advice he has for young creatives chasing their dreams. (18 April 2026)

Chanel Baumgarte, director of Els for Autism South Africa, opens the show with an important conversation around autism awareness. She shares insights into the work her organisation is doing and why understanding and inclusion matter more than ever. (18 August 2026)

Fashion stylist and content creator Calista Da Luz takes us through her journey in the fashion world. From building a personal brand to creating content, she shares insights into her growing influence. (14 March 2026)

Physiotherapist and Atlantic Fellow Blantina Senwamadi joins us to talk about her work in promoting health equity and social justice, and how she is helping create meaningful change in communities. (14 March 2026)

Cape Town author Rushdiyah Narker shares her journey into writing and the inspiration behind her stories. We explore themes of love, culture, and identity, and what drives her creativity. (14 March 2026)

Lee-Anne Singer joins us to unpack the impact of tourism in Cape Town. From job creation to economic growth, she explains why this industry plays such a vital role in the city. (14 March 2026)

Actor turned comedian S’Qhamo Mangcu shares his journey into the Cape Town comedy scene. He talks about finding his voice in stand up and what audiences can look forward to next. (14 March 2026)

Dr Tandeka Magcwebeba-Buqa, a scientist and laboratory manager at Stellenbosch University, pops in to talk about her career in biochemistry, the work she does, and what it takes to succeed in the world of science. (14 March 2026)

Sibusiso Sakayi and Melanie Erasmus give us an inside look at one of the city’s biggest celebrations. From creative themes to what audiences can expect, they share exciting details about this year’s Cape Town Carnival. (14 March 2026)

Simone Chiavistello is back in studio for her regular feature, breaking down the world of marketing and business. This week, she shares practical insights on what you should know about starting their own business.  (14 March 2026)

Local artist Selby Williams joins us to share his journey in music, the inspiration behind his latest single “Fix the Vibe”, and how he is using his voice to make an impact. (14 March 2026)