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14 March 2018 - INTERVIEW: In the segment of Young Black Professionals making strides in their industries, we will be chatting to Nhlanhla Nkabinde and Thambe Randitsheni about their product called PetroCare, which provides financial protection for petrol attendants against claims arising from their duties.
@ernest_pillay hosted young pilots who have come together to help aspiring pilots from previously disadvantaged areas to earn their wings. @africanAviators #DTE
Entrepreneurship Monday with Brent Spilkin who is the author of What the Freelance (WTF). #DTE
A conversation between two friends discussing possible solutions for the Cape Town water crisis. #DTE
Fashionable Friday interview with Wayne Kaminsky – CEO and Founder of FitChef. #DTE @ernest_pillay
Climate Change and Sustainability interview about Drivelines Studios, a mixed-use residential and retail development constructed entirely by up-cycled shipping containers.
Fashionable Friday with Dorah Sitole, a former food editor and the author of Cooking from Cape to Cairo
Celebrating Entrepreneurship with Lungisa Matshoba who is the Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Yoco
Interview with former American astronaut Dr Don Thomas who has orbited around the world nearly 700 times.
Entrepreneurship Monday with Sam N. Ngcolomba, Acting director of the Gordon Institute of Business Science’s (GIBS) Entrepreneurship Development Academy.
Entrepreneurship Monday with Fatima Vawda, founder and managing director of 27four Investment Managers.
Fashionable Friday interview with Why Cook co-founders Yolanda Nomoyi and Mathapelo Montsho
Interview about the KZN storms with Tozi Mthethwa, the Ethekwni Municipality spokesperson.
Climate Change and Sustainability Interview with Claire Reed, founder of Reel Gardening
Interview with the Health Professionals Council of SA about the book Mandela's Last Years.
11 July - Interview with Musa Morgan about a circumcision healing device called Circumfort.
Fashionable Friday interview with Papama Ramogase, founder of Africa Your Time is Now campaign.
Interview with Scientist Madichaba Phuti Chelopo who focuses on the use of nanomedicine for drug delivery purposes.
Fashionable Friday with Suyen Thornhill, founder of pop up restaurant Chez Fong - 7 Jul 2017
Entrepreneurship Monday with a winner from the Franchise Association of South Africa’s Franchise Awards for Excellence.
Interview with Menzi Mhlongo who heads the Talents programme at the Durban International Film Festival
Entrepreneurship Monday interview about mentorship with Phila Lubisi. #DTE - 26 June 2017
Ernest Pillay had a studio chat with Allegro Dinkwanyane, CEO and Founder of Orgella Media. She was included in the Forbes Africa “30 Under 30” list. #EntrepreneurshipMonday #DTE
Interview with Obenewa Amponsah about Havard University establishing an African office for their Center for African Studies in Johannesburg.
Entrepreneurship Monday with Nokwazi Mzobe, founder of Matoyana, a boutique consulting firm.
Interview with Dr Hleze Kunju who wrote Rhodes University's first isiXhosa PhD thesis - 26 Apr 2017
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2017 Proudly South African Buy Local Summit - Ernest chats to Palesa Tshukudu, founder of Psychic Designs.
2017 Proudly South African Buy Local Summit - Ernest chatting to Proudly SA's Happy Khumalo.
Entrepreneurship Monday about a new online platform called peek.org.za, a website dedicated to showcasing beautiful craft and design products made in SA.
Fashionable Friday interview about newly released SA film Keeping up with the Kandasamys
Entrepreneurship Monday with author of The Anxious Entrepreneur, Tiisetso Maloma - 21 Feb 2017
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Interview with Pierre Hefer‚ who saved the third Pink ODI at Wanderers Stadium by clearing a swarm of bees
Entrepreneurship Monday with Gabi Le Roux about a WhatsApp Music Industry Course he has designed - 30 Jan 2017 (Part2)
Healthy Living Tuesday with Shareen Richter, Laughter and Happiness Professor - 10 Jan 2017
Entrepreneurship Monday with Johan Coetzee, Program manager, Raizcorp’s Entrepreneurship Gap Year
Interview with Ishamel Mnisi, Transport Department spokesperson about the December holiday fatalities
The Drive Time Experience is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom. Visit www.radio2000.co.za for more.
Entrepreneurship Monday with Sandi Mbutuma, vice-chairperson of the Women’s Property Network
Entrepreneurship Monday with Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela who is the Managing Director at Brewster’s Draft.
Healthy Living Tuesday with Trice Mazwi, a Metaphysical Scientist and Organic Lifestyle Ambassador
Ernest had a chat with the Gauteng Economic Development MEC Lebogang Maile about the soon to be launched Township Stock Exchange to focus on reigniting and growing the township economy.
Ernest chats to Nyanisa Majavu, Executive Director at the Trevor Huddleston Memorial Centre.
Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: Food can directly affect everything in our bodies from our mood and energy levels to our memory. “Brain fog” is a common term used to describe people who experience symptoms of confusion, forgetfulness, lack of focus and mental clarity. Paying more attention to the foods you are eating instead of just being consumed with cutting calories or eating less can help clear the body of toxins that are affecting your brain negatively and clear the mind of its brain fog.
Part 2 - Healthy Living Interview: Too much of a good thing can be bad for you and exercise addiction is a reality. Exercise addiction is a chronic loss of perspective of the role of exercise in a full life. An addicted individual isn't able to see value in unrelated activities and pursues his sport even when it is against his best interest
Coming up on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay, Driving in Heels with Vuyi Mpofu
Coming up on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay, Driving in Heels with Vuyi Mpofu
Entrepreneurship Monday Interview Part 2 on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay
Coming up on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay, Driving in Heels with Vuyi Mpofu
Coming up on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay, Driving in Heels with Vuyi Mpofu
Techno Thursday interview with Tech Blogger Dave Greenway on The Drive Time Experience.
Ernest Pillay had a chat to Channel Africa General Manager Solly Phetoe about the station's Jubilee celebrations
Climate and Sustainability interview with Miss Earth SA runner up Jade Axon on the Drive Time Experience with Ernest Pillay.
Techno Thursday interview with Tech Blogger Dave Greenway on The Drive Time Experience.
Climate Change and Sustainability interview with Tamba Tabvuma on the Drive Time Experience
Fashionable Friday interview with Fashion Consultant Siyamthanda Ndube on the Dive Time Experience
“Period leave” - if introduced locally - could make women targets of discrimination when it comes to job recruitment. The policy is being considered at Coexist, a community interest firm in Bristol. Bex Baxter, a director at the company, said that the policy would aim to maximise productivity. We chat to KwaZulu-Natal commissioner for gender equality Janine Hicks about this… Guest: Janine Hicks KwaZulu-Natal commissioner for gender equality
Climate and sustainability Interview: with Kevin James from GCX Africa www.gcxafrica.co.za
22 February 2016 - Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Getting an innovative firm off the ground or expanding it requires money, but financing SMEs is a risky proposition for financiers. To solve this, South Africa needs more funders, investors and banks willing to take the risk.
Guest: Mike Anderson , Founder & CEO National Small Business Chamber (NSBC)
15 February 2016 - Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Whether you offer a service or are a small business retailer, today’s buyers are more discerning than ever. Your goal is to have a convincing response to these roadblocks standing between you and that coveted sale.
Guest: Grant Forsyth, Owner of VoiceBridge
16 February 2016 - Topics: According to WHO, fizzy drinks and fast foods are the main cause of child obesity in South Africa. If parents packed their children's lunches, it could curb salt and sugar intake. But most families don't have enough food to do this.
Interview : Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: When economic times get tough, some businesses experience downturns that lead to the loss of jobs or even the closing of their doors. Although this may be the case in many industries, it is not true for everyone. Some types of businesses survive, and often thrive as the result of economic struggles.
Guest: Sean Press- CEO & Business Development Director at Contact Media - Contact Media
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Grab 2016 by the horns... Things you must instil into your mind-set and attitude to become the unstoppable entrepreneur ...
Guest: Morongwa Makakane, Author , facilitator and specialist consultant
19 January 2016 - Topic: Going 16 hours without eating is the latest diet trend. The latest trend in the war against weight is not dieting, but fasting. Intermittent fasting or IF is what it’s called an eating lifestyle.
12 January 2016 - Topic: What are the Worst Health Habits To Ditch ASAP? It’s time to make healthy habits and changes to create the best version of yourself in 2016
Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee
15 December 2015 - Healthy Living Tuesday Interview with Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: The year that was for entrepreneurs in 2015, we also look forward to 2016…. Guest: Terry Meyer from ASTD (The African Society for Talent Development
17 November 2015 - Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
The 2nd annual National Road Safety Summit will take place in Cape Town from the 13th to the 14th November 2015, under the theme: “Save lives and move South Africa Forward”.
Guest: Ms. Sindisiwe Chikunga, Deputy Minister , Department of Transport
Interview: Celebrating Entrepreneurship: SAB KICKSTART AWARDS, This youth entrepreneurship programme aims to ignite a culture of entrepreneurship among black youth between the ages of 18 and 35. This year’s awards will be held on the 19th of November 2015.
Climate And Sustainability Interview: The Recycle Swop Shop, an innovative community development project that enriches children’s lives by encouraging them to take initiative and rewarding that effort.
Guest: Marilyn van der Velden, Founder, The Recycle Swop Shop
Interview: Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Valuable Teachings for (aspiring) entrepreneurs with Morongwa Makakane, Author , facilitator and specialist consultant
29 October 2015 - Car Loving Thursday Interview: With the holiday season approaching, South Africa has been rated among the most dangerous places in the world in which to be on the road as drivers continue to flout the rules according to The World Health Organisation’s Global Status report. We speak to an organization that aims to make a difference SADD (South Africans Against Drunk Driving)……
Guest: Caro Smit- Director , SADD (South Africans Against Drunk Driving)
With the dawn of spring and the warmer summer months fast approaching, thousands of consumers will start looking into opening new accounts to stock their cupboards with the latest in-season fashion trends. The recent amendment to the National Credit Act that came into effect on the 14th of September 2015 changes the manner in which affordability assessments are implemented.
Guest: Reana Steyn, Deputy Ombudsman at the Credit Ombuds Office
Topic: Honey is considered by many to be the world's oldest sweetener. Is honey healthier than sugar and if so, should we try and substitute honey for sugar? And what about artificial sweeteners: which is best?
Interview: Green Monday SA, is raising awareness about the realities of animal agriculture and encouraged to join by pledging to replace meat, eggs and milk with plant-based meals on Mondays.
Guest: Tozie Zokufa, program manager for HSI (The Humane Society International) South Africa
15 October 2015 - Car Loving Thursday Interview: We look at Eastern Cape’s Department of Transport’s road safety campaign which amongst other things targets kissers and selfie-takers behind the wheel.
Guest: Ncedo Kumbaca, Eastern Cape, Department of Transport
12 October 2015 - Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Owner of Lulu & Marula, Jesslynn Schlamm based in Joburg, has a passion for creating handcrafted, artisanal skincare products.
12 October 2015 - Entrepreneurship Interview: It’s a tough world these days, especially for entrepreneurs who have stiff competition in their business niches. Keeping current clients and adding to your client portfolio is the only way you both stay afloat and grow. A well-written and presented business proposal is essential to winning new clients and expanding your business.
Guest: Grant Forsyth is the owner of VoiceBridge
13 October 2015 - Healthy Living Interview: This week is National Obesity week; South Africa has the highest overweight and obesity rate in sub-Saharan Africa, with up to 70% of women and a third of men being classified as overweight or obese. Guest: Christelle Crickmore, Science & Programme Development Manager at the Heart and Stroke Foundation SA
Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee
Topic: We long for the heat, but when it arrives we complain, it’s important to be ready. Exercising in hot weather puts extra stress on your body. If you don't take care when exercising in the heat, you risk serious illness. We chat about being fit and ready in this heat!!!!
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Valuable Teachings for (aspiring)entrepreneurs with Morongwa Makakane, Author, facilitator and specialist consultant
Topic: He is charismatic, a billionaire business man fond of high society and lavish living and a Republican currently running for President in the US. Love him or hate him Donald Trump has mastered 5 psychological traits to rocket himself to the top, that we can all learn from.
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: In today’s world, if someone is looking for a business or a service, they Google it. This means that for the modern business, their website is both their online storefront window and their business card. We chat about how can take your business online cost effectively without breaking the bank
Guest: Myron Salant, Webafrica’s web services product manager
You know those health and fitness questions you were never sure who to ask , well Ronald is your man, #askRonald on this Healthy Living Tuesday!
We speak to the overall winners of the 2015 Sanlam / Business Partners Entrepreneur of the Year competition, Ran Neu-Ner, CEO of The Creative Counsel (TCC). • Founded in 2001 as a two-man agency, TCC has grown to become the largest advertising group in South Africa by staff and turnover (more than R600 million), with a targeted presence in Africa and an eye on expanding in other emerging markets.
Topic: The "green economy" has become a well-established term, and the world have been showing increased interest in sustainability topics such as biodiversity and climate change. There is a move now towards the ‘Blue Economy’. But what is the "blue economy"?
Guest: David Parry Davies, Publishing Editor of the Enviropaedia
Ok, so you haven’t washed your car in a while. But you get your oil changed, replace old parts, and keep it running like new. So what’s the big deal? It’s just dirt right?
Well, a filthy car can be more than just smelly. It might actually be damaging your ride…and your wallet!
Topic: Your Teeth Are What You Eat: The Link Between Your Mouth and Your Health. We chat about the foods you should be consuming to boost the strength your pearly whites, along with the habits that will save your teeth from future distress
Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee (In studio) Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee
Topic: At your next doctor's appointment, get in, get the information you came for, and get out without wasting anyone's time -- including your own . We chat about getting the most out of your Doctor's appointment…
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Valuable Teachings for (aspiring)entrepreneurs with Morongwa Makakane, Author , facilitator and specialist consultant Topic: Women make great entrepreneurs, pioneering busainess people, we talk about why this is the perfect time to start your own business as a woman.
CAR LOVING THURSDAY INTERVIEW: We chat about the People’s Wheels awards, drawing responses from ordinary motorists with regard to the vehicles they drive or those that they aspire to drive. Voting closes at the end of the month….
Guest: Wynter Murdoch, Editor-in-Chief, Future Group
5 August 2015 - INTERVIEW: Eastern Cape Film Festival – the first one of its kind in the province.
Guest: Sbongi Ngcobo, Marketing Manager – Trufm
4 July 2015 - Topic: Losing weight can be a struggle, so it's no surprise that many people are looking for shortcuts to help them slim down faster and easier. You may have heard that sitting in a steam room can help you lose weight; do you believe that is true? What are the benefits of steaming?
INTERVIEW: Healthy rivers equal to healthy people- water-aware people are coming together to participate in river conservation and cleanup projects. We chat to the Duzi uMngeni Conservation Trust, they champion the environmental health of the uMngeni and uMsunduzi Rivers.
Guest: Kholosa Magudu - Duzi uMngeni Conservation Trust
Interview: CLIMATE AND SUSTAINABILITY Guest: Linda Baker, Communications Manager, Enviropaedia
Interview in Studio: Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee Topic: A new study provides insight into how Facebook use by women especially young women can lead to poor body image and risky dieting. The study shows that the risk is highest for women who use social media site to compare themselves to friends. We find out more….
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: The National Small Business Chamber (NSBC) a non-profit organisation dedicated to the success of small business in South Africa.
Interview: They say reading can set you free. We chat about Read-A-Sat a project that stemmed out of rising concern on the lack of reading within communities especially in the townships. Guest: Melody Miya, the project manager of Read-A-Sat
Interview: Climate and sustainability with Kevin James from GCX Africa
www.gcxafrica.co.za
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Are you an entrepreneur interested in the retail space? Entrepreneurs going into retail must constantly ask themselves where their brands are going to be in 10 years and how they can maximise their businesses in the retail space.
Guest: Monalisa Sam, Founder Tungwa Retail Holdings and former centre manager of Maponya
Interview in Studio: Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee
Topic: Low-fat diets are dead. They only drive us to sugar according to a US study. So Ronald is asking which is worse for your health — a diet full of fat or sugar?
Interview in Studio: Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee (In studio) Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee Topic: There’s a lot of controversy over the gluten-free diet. Is it really as good or bad as many people say? Or is the truth somewhere in the middle?
Interview: Valuable Teachings for entrepreneurs Guest: Grant Forsyth, owner of VoiceBridge
Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Trailblazing entrepreneur Siyasanga Ngcongca broke the barriers when she took over the family business entering the male-dominated construction industry. The 26-year-old is managing director of Lamla Ngcongca Building Construction
Interview in Studio: Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee (In studio)
Topic: Your mental health relies on a number of factors, including your genetics, but both exercise and proper nutrition play a role in preventing, treating some forms of mental illness or just giving you a mental boost.
Bullying in South African schools has tripled in the past year. Gauteng's education department says more parents and pupils are reporting incidents of bullying. What can we do to prevent and fight bullying in our schools? Guest: Bhavna Lutchman, Online Counselling project Manager, Childline SA
Interview : Valuable Teachings for (aspiring)entrepreneurs with Morongwa Makakane, Author , facilitator and specialist consultant
Many excellent business ideas never get past the spreadsheet stage and into the real world simply because entrepreneurs fail to connect with individuals or investors with enough capital and risk appetite to help implement them. We give entrepreneurs tips on how to attract investors into their business.
Eskom yesterday warned of more load shedding as it scrambles to find money to pay for those expensive diesel generators. On Monday, the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) refused Eskom’s last-minute request for an immediate hefty electricity price increase, and the utility is still waiting for the first chunk of the government’s promised bailout. Guest: Charles Hlebela - NERSA Spokesperson and Head of Communications and Stakeholder
Topic: Once in a while we revisit this topic….Behind most food and nutrition myths, there's a kernel of truth. We separate the science from the silliness…
Interview: Dubbed the Loliwe Tourism Train, Loliwe is embarking on another exciting and unique travel experience ahead of the Durban July this weekend. • Traversing extraordinarily beautiful scenery Loliwe Tourism Train’s main aim is to expand domestic travelling by rail transport. It’s also to encourage a culture of local tourism within South Africans. • Taking off from Johannesburg Train Station for the 4th time for Durban July on the 2nd July, the illustrious Loliwe Tourism Train heads to exotic location’s, partners with major exciting events and also facilitates travel for small and large groups with ease. Guest: Desmond Golding, HOD for Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs KZN.
(24 June 2015) Interview: Project Isizwe this week launched a free WiFi project in Lusikisiki and Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape last week, it will empower the youth in the area by giving them free access to information and education.
• Project Isizwe currently operates a network of free hotpots in the Tshwane area.
Interview in Studio: Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee (In studio) Website: www.mypt.co.za Twitter: @RonaldAbvajee
Topic: How to not pick up weight as you grow older
Interview: (We spoke about this last week- follow up) Ithuba Holdings, which took over running the lottery, has been having some operational issues. Ithuba had just taken over from Gidani as the licence holder. Gidani had held the Lotto licence since 2007, and after a tender was issued Ithuba became the new licence holder this year and it was meant to take over on June 1. Guest: Anda Ngani , Spokesperson, Ithuba
Celebrating Entrepreneurship (In studio): Celebrating Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneur Sammy Phalane says he knew from a young age that working in the agricultural sector was his destiny.
Topics:
• Buying a used car is always a risk. It usually requires shopping around before deciding on which one to buy. But at an auction, with other bidders vying for the same four wheels, you have just a few moments to decide on buying the most expensive item you’ll own after your home. So what are the pros and cons to buying a car on auction?
• New Hyundai i20 hits SA
(17 June 2015) Topic: To those who say summer bodies are made in winter and have hit the gym, we give you tips on ‘How Not To Look Like An Idiot At The Gym’
CELEBATING ENTREPRENEURS: Neighbiz is an interactive portal for locating local businesses and services, enabling the little guy, and also, putting a “face” on the Corporation.
Guest: Jennifer Ward, Managing Director, Neighbiz
(4 June 2015) Topics: • The City of Tshwane on Tuesday lost its appeal against an earlier order compelling it to reinstate the old street names - together with the new names - pending court proceedings next year in which the renaming of the street names will be challenged. • Looking back at the Gals Garage Experience
(2 June) Topic: June is Men’s Health Month heightening awareness of preventable health problems and encouraging early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. • We talk about the 5 ways you can be a better man by taking care of your health.
(2 June) The launch of a new lab by The University of Cape Town that tests skin-lightening creams for dangerous ingredients, some linked to cancer. Guest: Prof .Nonhlanhla Khumalo
(21 April 2015) CELEBATING ENTREPRENEURS: After being inspired by a fictional character on television, Miles Khubeka’s own ambition to run a successful business led him to start Vuyo’s, a successful sausage-making enterprise.
CELEBATING ENTREPRENEURS: LEBO Motshegoa started his first business in a room in his yard in Orlando East, Soweto. Currently he finds himself selling kasi (township) culture 15 years later as MD of his own multimillion-rand research firm, Foshizi.
Interview: The City of Cape Town has launched an innovative social media campaign to raise awareness on drug addiction, called ‘Someone in Cape Town’. It tells the story of a young Capetonian who has successfully beaten his drug addiction through the city’s rehabilitation programme.
Guest: Patricia de Lille, Mayor of Cape Town
Healthy Living Tuesday Interview: With Exercise Physiologist Ronald Abvajee
Topic: Every year, on 31 May, WHO and partners mark World No Tobacco Day (WNTD), highlighting the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption.
(25 May 2015 ) CELEBATING ENTREPRENEURS: Varsity mates Tebogo Mogale and Sammy Rabolele have launched the independent online TV network Beyond the Eyes (BTE) aimed at showcasing the best of the African content to the rest of the world . . . for free
(22 May 2015) INTERVIEW: In support of Arts & Culture in South Africa, the International Women’s Forum will salute South Africa’s Legacy Awardees and the legendary Letta Mbulu will be one of the recipients.
(21 May 2015) Car loving Thursdays!!! With Vuyi Mpofu, ‘The Best Driver in Heels’
www.drivinginheels.co.za Twitter: @ drivinginheels
Topics: • The new deal on e-tolls effectively offers everybody the e-tag discount, but doesn’t get motorists out of paying their bills. • Car Review: Jeep Renegade
(19 May 2015) Topic: When you lose weight, there are certain things that you are excited about. Whether you drop 10 pounds or 100, you'll encounter some surprising side effects—some of them fun, some challenging.
Celebrating Entrepreneurs: Know your product’s potential and go with it, but don’t fall too much in love with it.
Guest: Grant Forsyth, owner of VoiceBridge
(12 May 2015) Topic: With shorter days and falling temperatures, Mother Earth is sending out a blunt, tough-love message: Time to grow more hair, bulk up with fat and find a nice cave to ride out the coming starvation months of winter. We chat about how you can winterize your body…….
This week in Car Loving Thursdays, we share tips on how to select a family car best suited to your needs. Car review - Opel’s first ever SUV
This week is World Salt Awareness Week- The focus of World Salt Awareness Week for 2015 is on salt and children. Are you aware of how much salt you or your kids consume on a daily basis?
This episode brings you details about sustainable investment which has been growing through the years.
Topic: What’s the main difference between business owners who drive profits and the ones who fumble and walk quietly back home? 5 Fears You Must Overcome When Starting a New Business…
Everyone has their own personal trouble zone when it comes to their body. No matter what it is, everyone has at least one area they're self-conscious about. We look at the top three areas on the body that people want to tone and shape up.
Success is something all career-driven individuals desire yet it eludes many people – at least at the levels desired. Why are some businesspeople successful and others not?5 Mind-sets That Will Radically Improve Your Business
We talk about what to do in the event of being involved or witnessing a car accident and We also review the Mazda 3 SkyActive
In this episode, we talk about the impact the Cape Town fires have had in the climate and the environment.
Think these “healthy” foods are helping you lose weight or eat better? They are not as nutritious as you think. Surprisingly Unhealthy Foods You Might Want to Avoid
To be able to get exposure for your business, any business, big or small, needs to design a marketing strategy/plan. Critical to the marketing plan is the four core elements of marketing: the 4Ps
We talk about The State of The Nation Address and whether or not the President gave us an accurate account of the current state of our nation's when it comes to critical sustainability issues such as water and energy supply
Pricing is a very tricky aspect of starting and maintaining a business. It is something every businessperson thinks about.
Valentine's Day is upon us so we ask the health specialist about how to have a healthy, romantic and special Valentine's day
This episode brings you the details about the African Mining Indaba. Kevin James gives us the scoop about what is happening at the event and the discussions taking place.
A growing body of evidence suggests that couples who sweat together really do stay together. It’s time you considered how physical fitness can benefit not only your own health and well-being, but that your romantic relationship.
Motorcycles can travel as fast as cars do, but lack car safety features most people take for granted. We talk motor biking safety tips for bikers and motorists.
Does Your Staff Dislike You? Sometimes work becomes so hectic that entrepreneurs don’t stop to consider how they're managing their staff.
Top 5 dangerous diets: When the need to be thin overrides your need to be healthy, it’s time to rethink your diet before it kills you.
AT this time of the year a lot of people embark on detoxing the body or “Detox” Diets- are these a Fad Or Functional?
HIJACKING is the one word that shoots straight to the heart of anybody who ever get in a car. It is one of the most terrifying things that can ever happen. KNOWLEDGE and Vigilance are your best weapons against being hijacked. We chat Anti-Hijacking Awareness and Tips plus reviewing the newly launched Honda Jazz
Entrepreneurs will often have amazing business ideas, but they put them on hold due to a lack of capital. They assume that their idea will never get far off the ground unless they have major funding behind them. We chat about the 5 Musts to Start Your Business With Little to No Capital
A new year poses new challenges and new opportunities too. Anything can happen, anything is possible. We chat about the 5 things you need to do to ensure your business gets a head start in 2015, The 4P's and a C….
The beginning of a new year means the beginning of new things for a lot of people. Driven by the euphoria of 'New Year Resolutions', people identify areas of their lives they'd like to change. One of the most popular new year resolution is to start a new business. How do you know if that is the right thing to do for you?
We speak with the health expert, Ronald Abvajee. The best way to stay away from festive over-indulgence is to go for a smart pre-party diet plan. We talk about how to avoid festive fatigue with the help of pre-party diet tips and planning.
We talk to Kevin James about the alternatives for fueling automobiles. We discuss a UK company running buses on bio-gas generated from food and sewerage waste.
Is Entrepreneurship Addictive? A report by Syracuse University in New York suggests so, the mission to get the company off of the ground and thriving becomes all-encompassing and other parts of life suffer for it, similar to what many call ‘workaholics.’
Johannesburg City Parks & Zoo has released a new publication “A Journey through Johannesburg’s parks, cemeteries and zoo” by Lucille Davie. The book, is at 200 pages with over 70 colour photographs telling remarkable stories behind Johannesburg’s zoo, parks, nature reserves and cemeteries that remain largely unknown….
We talk with Vuyi Jabavu about the decrease in petrol prices. Get tips on how you can save more petrol.
We talk to Kevin James about the 4th Edition of the Global Green Economy Index. Find out what how the countries are ranked and what does it mean to be ranked in this Index.
We talk to the owner of Chillex, in Port Elizabeth, the hosting place of the 2014 Nando's Shisa Nyama Championship.
Have you ever imagined replacing unhealthy food with healthy food that tastes just as good? Find out more!
This episode of Entrepreneurship Mondays, we talk with Morongwa about whether your choice of dress code play a role in how successful you are.
This week we revisit health and fitness myths we help you recognize right from wrong and truth from lies
Ronald discusses about the diseases to which women in South Africa are at risk. Should we be concerned?
We talk with a man who calls himself 'The One Rand Mall'. He goes an entire month, spending only one Rands
We talk about climate and sustainability. We address the environmental issues that even the Pope has raised.