The Lunch Break

Rory Booth talks about his role in the family panto version of Puss In Boots.

In commemoration of South Africa’s 30 years of democracy, the Market Theatre ends the year with Call Us Crazy, a fast-paced multi-conventional play that offers a social commentary on post-apartheid South Africa with rib-cracking comedy. Varshan chats with Writer and Director Josias Dos Moleele.

The debate around the fair use and fair dealings of artist songs in South Africa is set to cause a stir in the music industry Nick Matzukis, co-founder of the Academy of Sound Engineering opposes the concept of fair use and states that If fair use was to be adopted in South Africa, the consequences for the music industry could be catastrophic.

Dr Deonita Damon's discusses the post matric journey: navigating the transition from classroom to career.

If you’re travelling over the festive season, a digital health vault is the ‘life admin hack’ that will help you remember the most important thing you’re likely to forget to pack: your family’s health information.  Dr Liza Street gives us more information on this

Sewa International's Durban based officials Shikar Singh and Shivarlin Naicker discusses the organisation's fundraising initiative Hike for Humanity.

Recently named 'Risk Manager of the Year' Kovini Moodley chats to Varshan about her business strategies and how her company serves to empower women

Attorney Kelly Jade Reddy discusses Gender Based Violence and and legal remedies available for victims of abuse #16DaysofActivism.

Attorney Kelly Jade Reddy discusses Gender Based Violence and and legal remedies available for victims of abuse #16DaysofActivism

Interventional Radiologist Dr Dale Creamer discusses IR and what problems men have that can be fixed with IR instead of surgery.

The Lunch Break profiles veteran Maya Singh who played an important role in the promotion of multi racial sports during SA's Apartheid era.

Dr Ismail Mahomed (Director, Centre for Creative Arts, UKZN) discusses the 28th edition of the Time of The Writer Festival headed by an all-women curatorial team.

Varshan Sookhun chats unfiltered with reality tv star Christina Devraj

Media stalwart Gary Govindasamy is featured on Lotus fm's 30 Years of Democracy

Varshan Sookhun chats to Welo Helath expert about transforming year-end office parties into wellness events and employee wellness.

Sign Language Interpreter Perunah Pillay is featured on Lotus fm's 30 Years of Democracy.

Varshan chats to Jennashree Govender, the first black woman CEO of the South African Millers Association, about her new position as well as business acumen as a “Woman in Power”.

Members of the Hindu Unity Forum SA, Praneal Singh and Natt Naidoo joined Varshan for a studio discussion about the Girmitiya Arrival Day celebration in Durban

As part of Lotus fm's 30 Years of Democracy campaign, Varshan chats to Lenny Naidu - President of the Andhra Maha Sabha South Africa and sporting, cultural and community veteran.

Charming SA television personality, Jason Willemse talks to Varshan about his latest role in SABC 1’s comedy-drama DiChipi

Rajesh Soni (President of Board of Trustees, Durban Hindu Temple) talks about the fundraising movie night.

The GIO International Convention 2024 is set to take place in Durban from the 15th to 20th November. This landmark event, will bring together over 40 international delegates from more than 30 countries to celebrate “Legacy, Leadership, and Unity”Varshan chats about GIO with Claudette Sigamoney, President of the GIO South African Chapter (visionary entrepreneur, industry leader and chairperson of s...

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As part of our 30 Years of Democracy campaign, we profile Pietetmaritzburg based businessman and local councillor Victor Pillay - nominated as an 'unsung hero' in the community.

Rita Govender (Leadership Facilitator and Transformational Coach) discusses AI and the 5th Industrial Revolution, and how education can prepare the youth for it