We kickstart the show with an elegant and intimate Jazz Lounge that has recently launched in the North- West Province. Plume Lounge has arrived. Then we move over to art as 5 years of Contra Joburg continues to honour and celebrate artists, creatives, and those who see the world in a colourful lense. Thereafter, Musician Joe Nina graces our Trendz Live stage with some nostalgic sounds. Onto flowers, Clivia season is here. We explore a lovely atmosphere of bloom and people coming together to have a good time this Spring. We now move over to Wellness. A small Wellness Festival reminds us to take care of not only our bodies, but our minds as well as skin on a daily basis. And finally in our Book Club review this month, we feature Author, Lulama Mali. She wrote a memoir on a family revelation.

We kickstart the show where chefs from all over the country gathered under one roof to flaunt their culinary expertise, whilst showcasing different flavors from their backgrounds, as they cooked off for the ultimate prize. New Zealand singer-songwriter Teeks is in South Africa for the first time. The acclaimed Maori soul singer will be performing live in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg this month, we sit down with him. As we wrap up the month of August, South Africa celebrates Women's Month, to pay tribute to the more than 20 000 women who marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956, in protest against the extension of Pass Laws to women. In our Book Club Review, at the heart of this story, is a woman forced to confront the wounds of her past while navigating the expectations placed on her by love, tradition and society. Over the past 5 years, the Mzansi National Philanthropic Orchestra has continued to position South African musicians and orchestral excellence on both local and international stages, while creating opportunities for collaboration, cultural exchange, and access to world-class performances, we attended the launch. Now, over to gaming. The biggest tech, gaming and art expo, Afro Geek returns for its 3rd Annual run in Orlando West, Soweto. We also touch base on International news that made headlines this week. And finally, South African vocalist Brenda Mtambo is no stranger to music that comes from a deeply personal place.We chat to her about latest single, "Siyabonga.

We kickstart the show as we recap on the 32nd South African Music Awards in celebration of the people, sounds, and creative excellence shaping South Africa's music industry. They took the awards back to the Northwest with the theme: "The Future Sounds Like Now" with an African element to it. Musician Bukiwe then joins us in studio to chat about her musical journey. We then take a shot'left to harties to explore a new restaurant. Impolo YabaHlobo takes place in East London for its 4th annual festival. We're joined in studio by stakeholders. Singer'Songwriter Nanette also graces our Trendz Live stage with some new music. Then Johannesburg's inner city is often defined by its towering buildings and fast-moving streets. We take a closer look at the walls that breed storytelling. Aw we wrap up the show, we take to the launch of the Soweto Kota Festival as it enters its 9th year.

We kickstart the show as the Basadi in Music Awards celebrated a 5-year milestone marking creative excellence. Thereafter, we took to Sun City to find out how the SAMAS32 are evolving. We then cross over to a food and wine festival. In continuation of women's month, we took to the streets embracing and honouring the gentle giants of society, women! A conversation on AI in music is what we also focused on with music legends, DJ ZAN-D, and DJ SWITCH. Finally, a unique JCAF exhibition reveals to us the significance of humans, and technology .

We kickstart the show with an original South African Musical that is committed to changing the narrative is currently running at Joburg Theatre. On the list- Broadway musical is one you shouldn't miss. Honing and shaping young minds with their crafts, brilliant female directors, and commitment to Theatre is most certainly one for the books. Then, a movement started by the late Buru Isaac Mohlabane to elevate isiPantsula onto the global stage has reached a major milestone, with the official launch of the "Pantsula, My World Festival" in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni. We then take to the streets as we embrace women's month and what some had to say about this significant platform and queens, WOMEN. Onto music..Having lived, loved, and shared countless South African stories through his artistry, Selaelo Selota now embarks on an exciting new chapter. In true Trrrr Phaaa style, he expands his creative expression beyond music and into fashion, launching a clothing line. Then to wrap up the show, dynamic duo Sblack Entertainment ! Is taking Amapiano and soul to new heights. They are rising stars with raw vocals, electric energy, and a sound that's already turning heads.

On the show this weekend, we recap on KZN and visit the Etjanini Restaurant where good food meets great Mountain views. An establishment committed to serving nothing but the best in terms of service as well. We also take a look at Hekpoort as it offers the perfect escape from the City. Some outdoor adventure and relaxation. The Talana Musem in Dundee is one of the greatest long-standing buildings where the Anglo Boer War took place. We learn a little bit on the history as we embark on a tour. We then touch base as Vusi Nova serenades us with some new music. Back in KZN, we also take a look at the Maria Ratschitz Catholic Mission and the significance of the establishment, a bit of background, and what it also has to offer. Music duo greatness, Jamali is back with a bang performing some new music.

We kickstart the show with the 2026 Dundee July horse racing event took place this past weekend at the Endumeni Racecourse in Dundee, KwaZulu-Natal. Held under the theme "Elegantly African – KuLit," the event celebrated Africa's rich cultural heritage through bold Ankara prints, traditional regalia and striking runway-inspired fashion, alongside the excitement of premier traditional horse racing. We then move over as South Africa's hypercars, built for speed, precision and performance, were turning heads this past weekend at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit. Now in it's fifth year, the Supercar Rhino Run has evolved into a major charity event, in support of orphaned rhino calves. Thereafter, we cross over to the Free State for some coffee. Nestled in the heart of the Golden Gate Highlands National Park at the Kgodumodumo Dinosaur Interpretation Centre, Phoka Coffee lies. For our book club, we sit down with Thabo Eugene Mphatsoe, author of a book that uses one of the most relatable places we all know — the dinner table — to teach us about life, money, and success. It's called The Gentlemen's Table: Life, Money and Manners for the modern man. For the adrenaline junkies, whether you're a lifelong petrol head or just love an unforgettable day out, the Fast Fest 2026 has something to get your heart racing. From high speed F1 simulators to pit-stop challenges, car lovers who visited Cresta Shopping Centre were treated with some adrenaline rush in between their errands. We also now indulge in self-care. Artificial intelligence is making its way into just about every industry, and skincare is no exception. From analyzing what's happening beneath the surface of your skin to recommending treatments tailored specifically to your needs, technology is changing the way we approach beauty and wellness. We drive back to the The Free State as it also offers a diverse range of activities. From hiking and wildlife safaris to cultural tours, and many more, catering to all types of travelers. It without a doubt thrives in nature and outdoor adventures. Now onto a story of a towering figure in South African literature, journalism, and cultural life.The late Ntate Don Mattera's legacy was recently celebrated on Mandela Day. Many gathered at the Apartheid Museum to unveil the Don Mattera Obituary Installation. In conjunction with the museum, the Don Mattera Legacy Foundation saw it befitting to launch on the same day he passed away in 2022. As we wrap up the show, whisky has been associated with tradition, tailored suits, cigars and a very specific image. But that perception is beginning to change, as experiential events are introducing a new generation to whisky through fashion, culture and self-expression.

We kickstart the show in celebration of Mandela day with a significant project that continues to draw worldwide attention, 67 blankets. We take a look at the largest home made chandelier. We then move over to the Free State profiling a gorgeous small town, Clarens and what it has to offer. The community there is quite amazing. Girls on Bikes are doing pretty cool stuff, and we get to find out more about some of the work they do. The North-West is where we also find ourselves this season. We explore some of the lovely activities we can do in the Province. Segwaying being at the heart of it. Then, we go back to the Free State and additionally check out what fun things are there to do. Some Hiking in Clarens as well as Quad Biking. Lots more coming up on the show.