This week on the podcast we were joined by the cast and crew of Netflix’s first Afrikaans series, Ludik.

This week on the show we were joined by content curator and tastemaker Misa Narrates to talk about what local music is worth tuning in for, the death of Olivia Newton-John, our favourite dance songs and more.

In our first episode we welcomed back to the pod, author Shameez Patel Papathanasiou to chat about her latest book, The Last Feather. We also chatted about Bennifer’s wedding, Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian’s breakup

This week on the podcast we chatted to Rosemary Zimu, Nthati Moshesh and John Ncamane, the stars of the new Netflix series Savage Beauty about the show, colourism, the beauty industry and more.

This week on the podcast we chatted about all things Marvel and Disney+ including an interview with Oscar Isaac and May Calamawy from Moon Knight. We also chat about the launch of Disney+ in South Africa and everything you need to know about that as well as Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness and more.

This week on the podcast we were joined by Nikki Lincoln from The Skinne Bekke Podcast to talk about the law drama between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, between Blac Chyna and the Kardashians and Lizzo’s new fashion range.

Britney Spears is pregnant, Lindsay Lohan is acting, and Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are engaged again and it feels like a throwback to the early 2000’s. This week on the podcast we chat about our favourite comeback stories, from Nicole Ritchie to Paris Hilton and more.

In this week’s episode, we were lucky to be joined by Mike Cabellon (Tommy) in Mr. Mayor to chat about season 2 of the show, his comedic influences and what he would like to see next from Tommy.

In this week’s pop culture episode of the podcast we chatted about the Oscars ceremony, Will Smith, Ezra Miler’s rampage in Hawaii, Blac Chyna’s Parenting Sundays as well as Morbius, WeCrashed and Bridgerton.

In our ninth episode we were joined by Bridgerton superfans Faatimah (@faatimahE), Erin (@erin_drayton) and Khensani (@glitterdaiquiri) to chat about the new season.

In our eighth episode we spoke to Isha Blaaker, star of A Madea Homecoming about working with Tyler Perry, that time he lived in Cape Town, meeting his celebrity crush and more.

In our seventh episode, we spoke to the cast of Netflix’s first African reality show, Young, Famous & African - Kayleigh Schwark, Nadia Nakai and Zari The Boss Lady. We chatted about what it was like being part of this historical cast, having their dirty laundry aired, and welcoming the world into their relationships.

In our sixth episode, we were joined by Sloan (@sloansaidso) and Keenan Jooste (@StoneyHawk_) to talk about all things Euphoria season two. From the stunning visuals to the messy storyline to the empathetic journey of Rue to the Cassie drama. We broke down what we liked and what we didn’t and what we are excited to see in season three.

In the fifth episode we chatted to American actor Katrina Law about her new role on NCIS as Jessica Knight, what it’s like working with Wilmer Valderrama and Mark Harmon, and dealing with the fanbase. We also chatted about her role as Nyssa Al’Ghul on Arrow and how important LGBTQA representation is.

In the fourth episode of season four, we spoke to comedian and actor Kate Pinchuck about her road to comedy, her latest film Late Bloomer and the iconic role of Tarryn on Tali’s Baby Diary. We also gossiped about Mindy Kaling’s baby daddy and the boy band era of Mizz Magazine.

In the third episode of season four, we had the big film™ chat with Channel24 critic Gabi Zietsman (thecinemaqueen on Twitter) about what we thought of this year’s nominations from Dune to The Power of the Dog to West Side Story, what snubs we were offended by, and more.

In the second episode of season four, we were joined by writer Mvelase Peppetta to talk about Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, her decision to have Camilla be called Queen, Kim and Kanye’s very public custody battle, Rihanna’s pregnancy and what’s going on with the whole Thandiwe Newton situation.

In the first episode of season four, we were joined by writer and editor Pearl Boshomane to talk about Bonang Matheba and Cardi B winning their defamation lawsuits, the Chris Brown abuse allegations, and what is the deal with Kanye West and Julia Fox’s relationship.

Did the Emma Thompson storyline ruin Love Actually? Why is the Santa Clause not spoken about more? Are you a leading lady acting like a best friend? It's our final episode of season 3 as well as our annual Christmas episode.

In this week’s episode we spoke to the cast Busi Lurayi (Tumi), Yonda Thomas (Khaya), Thando Thabethe (Beauty), Sandile Mahlangu (Sbu) and Rami Chuene (Grace), and creator Retti Ramaphakela of How to Ruin Christmas: The Funeral.