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South African B Girl, professional DJ, choreographer and creative entrepreneur Courtnaé Paul joins us to talk about her journey through breaking, music and the creative industry. She shares her experiences as a woman in a traditionally male dominated space, the discipline behind her craft and how she continues to use creativity to build her career and inspire others. (22 August 2026)

South African fashion designer and illustrator Lara Klawikowski joins us to talk about her creative journey and her distinctive approach to fashion. Since launching her label in 2010, Lara has become known for avant garde designs and her innovative use of recycled and upcycled materials. She tells us about her creative process, sustainability and what it means to challenge the traditional ideas of fashion. (22 August 2026)

Senior biokineticist, wellness advocate and community builder Joslyn Lategan joins us to talk about women’s health, movement and wellbeing. She shares her passion for empowering women through inclusive fitness, discusses the importance of looking after our physical and mental wellbeing, and explains why creating healthier spaces for women matters. (22 August 2026)

Comedian, actress and writer Danielle Du Plessis joins us for a conversation about comedy, creativity and finding your own voice. As the creator of Cape Town’s hit live dating show, Unhinged, Danielle shares more about her journey in entertainment, her comedic style and what it takes to build something of your own in the creative industry. (22 August 2026)

Glenda Shupinyaneng, Executive Director of the South African Education Project, joins us to discuss her work supporting educational equity, youth development and communities in Cape Town. She tells us more about SAEP’s work in Philippi, the challenges young people face and why education and community support can play such an important role in creating opportunities for the future. (22 August 2026)

Nancy V Richards, Executive Director of Woman Zone, joins us to talk about the Artscape Women’s Humanity Festival. She shares more about the festival, the importance of creating spaces where women’s voices and stories can be heard, and some of the biggest lessons she has learnt through being part of this special celebration of women. (22 August 2026)

Afrikaans singer songwriter Angela Kotze joins us from the Klein Karoo to chat about her music and her latest single, Die Pyltjie en die Liedjie. She tells us more about her musical journey, the inspiration behind the song and what it means to be a young artist finding her voice in South Africa’s music industry. (22 August 2026)

Cape Town based anti bullying activist Kayla Jenecker joins us to talk about 42 Unbreakable, the organisation she co directs to support people affected by bullying and reach schools across the community. She explains why bullying can have such a lasting impact and shares practical advice on what you can do if you or someone you know is being bullied. (22 August 2026)

Simone Chiavistello, Marketing Manager at Constantia Village, returns to the RX studio to talk about her experiences as a woman working in the marketing and business world. She shares lessons from her career, the challenges and opportunities women can face in the industry, and advice for young women who dream of becoming entrepreneurs. (22 August 2026)

Advocate Bernadine Bachar, Director of the Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children, joins us to talk about her journey from law into human rights and social justice. She shares more about the Centre’s work supporting women and children, tackling gender based violence, and creating safer communities, while highlighting why protecting vulnerable people remains so important. (22 August 2026)

In this interview, we chat to writer Lizelle Cloete about her lifelong passion for writing and how it has been shaped by both the challenges and joys she has experienced. Lizelle shares how her love for writing began, takes us through her creative process, and explains how writing has become a way for her to reflect on and process her life experiences.  (7 August 2026)

We welcome the Executive Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis into the RX studio to discuss his vision for Cape Town, the challenges and opportunities facing the city, and why ensuring children's voices are heard is so important. (4 July 2026)

Up and coming R&B artist Dollar Mic is in studio to reflect on his growing music career, share the journey behind his success so far, and offer advice and encouragement to aspiring young artists looking to make their mark in the industry. (4 July 2026)

MAD CPT join us to talk about their exciting fundraising campaign, their creative work and the incredible opportunity they hope to take to New York City. (4 July 2026)

Open format DJ Lee Kruger shares how his passion for hip hop and R&B has shaped his career. We talk about performing, chasing big dreams and creating unforgettable experiences through music. (4 July 2026)

One of South Africa's most popular comedians, Alfred Adriaan joins us to chat about his comedy career, memorable moments on stage and what continues to inspire his unique brand of humour. (4 July 2026)

Dr Darielle Kellermann is in studio to discuss the Paediatric Registrar Wellness Team Blanket Drive, highlighting how this community initiative is bringing warmth and support to children and families during winter. (4 July 2026)

Artscape's Toberin Meyer returns with the latest theatre productions, performances and cultural events happening in Cape Town, along with a look behind the scenes of the city's leading arts venues, The Artscape Theatre. (4 July 2026)

Singer songwriter Mark Wayne joins us from Spain to chat about his latest single, We Are The Light, life as an international artist and the experiences that continue to shape his music. (4 July 2026)

Kidney transplant recipient and RX Radio graduate Khai Stevens shares his inspiring story, reflecting on his health journey, his experience at RX Radio and his hopes for the future. (4 July 2026)

Marketing expert Simone Chiavistello returns for another edition of our business feature, this time focusing on the importance of marketing a small business.  (4 July 2026)

South African musician Jesse Clegg joins us to discuss Scatterlings, a heartfelt musical tribute celebrating the legacy of his father, Johnny Clegg. We explore the inspiration behind the project and the artists helping bring these iconic songs to a new generation. (4 July 2026)

Head of Archive and Research at the Nelson Mandela Foundation, Razia Saleh joins us to reflect on the life, leadership and lasting legacy of Nelson Mandela. She also shares the important work the Foundation does to preserve South Africa's history for future generations. (4 July 2026)

To close off Child Protection Month, Emily sat down with Philisiwe Mthimkulu, a Community Outreach Officer in the Western Cape Minister of Social Development’s office. Philisiwe unpacked children’s rights, the role of the Department of Social Development, and why it is so important for children to know where to seek help and support when they need it. (25 May 2026)

From everyday mishaps to hilariously uncomfortable situations, comedian Liam Whitcher has built a reputation for turning life's awkward moments into unforgettable comedy. A Savanna Newcomers Showcase 2026 selection, Liam joins us to chat about his journey into stand up, finding humour in the ordinary, and why audiences connect so strongly with his honest and relatable storytelling. (16 May 2026)

Musician and piano teacher Lizl is carving out her place in the South African music scene with a deeply personal and emotional approach to songwriting. Rooted in the piano and inspired by life's experiences, she joins us to share her musical journey, creative process, and how she transforms emotion into melodies that resonate with audiences. (16 May 2026)

Marketing Manager Simone Chiavistello returns to RX Radio for her regular feature on marketing and business, this time diving into the psychology of marketing and why we buy the things we buy. (16 May 2026)

Cape Town singer songwriter Amy Tjasink has been making waves across South Africa with a string of successful releases that have captured the attention of music fans nationwide. She joins us to reflect on her rapid rise in the local music industry, the stories behind her latest music, and what comes next in an exciting chapter of her career. (16 May 2026)

Child Protection Month shines a spotlight on the importance of keeping children safe, supported, and heard. Social Mobilisation Lead Mesuli Kama joins us from the Hold My Hand campaign to discuss the challenges facing children today, the role communities can play in protecting them, and why creating safer spaces for young people is everyone's responsibility. (16 May 2026)

Author Shameez Patel opens up about balancing life in the automotive industry with motherhood, while pursuing her passion for writing fantasy stories and building imaginative worlds. (18 April 2026)

Cape Town running figure Youssef Kanouni reflects on representing RX Radio at the Two Oceans Half Marathon, sharing the highs, challenges, and lessons from the experience. (18 April 2026)

Self-taught videographer Aidan Bobby van Rensburg shares how he discovered his passion during COVID and how storytelling through video has become a powerful way to connect with people. (18 April 2026)

Mikhaila Steenkamp from Hold My Hand joins the conversation around World Health Day, focusing on early childhood development and what it takes to raise healthy, thriving children. (18 April 2026)

Former South African Youth Choir member Mark Pekeur steps into the spotlight as a solo artist. He shares his transition, creative process, and performs his new single “Meer as jy”. (18 April 2026)

Sustainability specialist Tegan Gibaud unpacks her journey across fashion, media, and digital spaces, and explains why conscious content creation is becoming more important in today’s world. (18 April 2026)

Athenkosi Fani from the Children’s Institute, University of Cape Town shares how his background shaped his passion for advocacy, and the work he is doing through the ICCRP project to champion children’s rights. (18 April 2026)

Simone Chiavistello from Constantia Village breaks down what it really takes to run a successful marketing campaign, from concept to execution, in a practical and engaging conversation. (18 April 2026)

Award winning South African artist Lee Cole joins us to reflect on how his career began, the lessons he has learnt along the way, and what advice he has for young creatives chasing their dreams. (18 April 2026)

Chanel Baumgarte, director of Els for Autism South Africa, opens the show with an important conversation around autism awareness. She shares insights into the work her organisation is doing and why understanding and inclusion matter more than ever. (18 August 2026)