Accomplished businessman and author, Marnus Broodryk has a fascinating life story that many of us can learn from. He shares with Gareth how he moved to Johannesburg and became a self-made millionaire at 24, after a very tough childhood in Harrismith. Find out how he maintains his trajectory of success, how he defines innovation, his daily routine and his future ambitions here.

The ANC has governed South Africa for more than two decades, but its iron grip is slipping. For the first time since 1994 there is no guarantee that it will retain power. If ANC support drops below 50% in the 2019 elections, the political landscape will be transformed dramatically: South Africa will be governed by a coalition, and the consequences will be felt by everyone. This is what inspired one of South Africa’s brightest political minds, Leon Schreiber, to explore the myriad of possibilities – and effects – of a coalition country. Will Mmusi Maimane and Julius Malema be in charge? Or will the ANC and the EFF join forces? What will this mean for our nation? Gareth gets insight on Leon's thoughts, as he penned in the book 'Coalition Country: South Africa After the ANC'.

What does it take to manage media? It's a definite art, one which Nick Clelland knows all too well. With a background in politics, he has used his experience to co-author 'Spin', which has now been described as the "go-to book that explains what to do when the media comes calling". Gareth gets the opportunity to dive into the mind of this communications and media expert in this interview.

Figuring out what makes young people tick has been a point of interest for the longest time. HDI Youth is a company that appear to have cracked the code on this, something that company CEO Bongani Chinkanda plays a massive part in. He and Gareth talk about their process of data capture, reading between the lines of trends and behaviours, and what this means for brands in the future.

Powerful author and award-winning journalist Mandy Wiener has released a new book that is a must-read as it opens one's eyes to the realities of crime in South Africa. Released in April 2018, 'Ministry of Crime' traces the underworld from Kebble to Krejcir to Modack. It shows how the underworld have been able to thrive and set up elaborate networks with the assistance of police. In discussing the book, Gareth finds out how Mandy feels about interviewing gangsters, now being able to see through lies, and what it is like to work in the police department. Hear gripping updates on Paul O'Sullivan, Richard Mdluli and Glenn Agliotti, before she talks about the most dangerous cities in South Africa and what she advises we learn from high-case crimes. And, as bizarre as it sounds, Mandy even has scientific research as to why Bedfordview is the ideal place for criminals.

Stoan first came into our lives as a member of Bongo Maffin in the 1990s, as the band really helped put kwaito on the map. The band is now back in studio for the first time since 2005 recording new material, but Gareth and Stoan sit down to explore other areas of his life. From meeting Michael Jackson with Madiba, to his current presenting gigs on radio and TV, Stoan is a busy man who also balances a family and his 4020 Phenomenon foundation - looking to create social change for future generations.