The Good Stuff

Brent and Kerri interview the guys behind 'No Danger Diaries' who join the show from Cape Town to talk about the Madiba Jive - an annual event they host globally for Mandela Day. Helen from Inscape also joins to chat about the amazing work they are doing... plus the usual catch-up with the CEO Sympathy SleepOut.

Brent and Kerri interview an incredible South African who gives walking art tours of Johannesburg. They also catch up with the CEO Sympathy SleepOut for an update to see who’s signed up already - plus this week they’re joined by beneficiary partner, the Steve Biko Foundation. And look out for blanket collections in the cold weather!

Brent and Kerri speak to Tracey from Dogtown SA - a pro-life animal rehabilitation centre, specialising in so-called “problem” dogs. They also catch up with the CEO Sympathy SleepOut and chat to Charles Luyckx, CEO of Elliot Mobility. The show ends off with an awesome idea to make a difference by changing just one thing… this week it's all about Youth Day.

Brent and Kerri interview Penguin-published author and international speaker, Chris Page, who has launched a tribute to Nelson Mandela photo competition - that ends on Mandela Day, 18 July - with Zelda La Grange and Derek Watts as principal judges. They also speak to Joy Ruwodo, Marketing Manager of HospiceWits... plus the usual catch-up with the CEO Sympathy SleepOut.

Brent and Kerri chat to some of the incredible athletes who ran from Cape Town to Johannesburg to raise awareness around spinal cord injuries… plus Kelly McGillivray from ‘Night of 1000 Drawings’ pops in to talk about her amazing annual event that uses art to raise money and awareness. There’s also a catch up with the CEO Sympathy Sleepout to see who’s signed up already.

Roxy and Cadi from the Red Cross Foundation, and Cheryl who's raising funds for South Africa’s homeless women and children pop in to chat. There's also a catch-up with the CEO Sympathy Sleepout to see who’s signed up... plus more about blanket collections!

Brent Lindeque and Kerri Stein report on all the news that really matters while focusing on the top 5 trending good news stories in the world. Adam Cracker, CEO of IQ Business, pops in to chat about the CEO Sleepout, and more specifically the Sympathy Sleepout - plus Duncan from the Rhino Run in the UK will be chatting about their international campaign which involves running through the underground tubes to raise funds, awareness and ultimately save the rhinos.

Rabbi Ricki Seeff from King David Victory Park talks about their Guinness World Record attempt before Darren Olivier from The CEO SleepOut Trust pops around to chat about this fantastic initiative.

Takalani from the Sunflower Fund chats about the amazing work they are doing. Then, do you remember Steve from FNB? Well, the cat's out of the bag and you get to meet the real life person who owned that character for so many years. Paige and Kirst end the show with an awesome idea to make a difference by changing just one thing, this week it's all about The Winter Blanket Drive.

Hlubi Mboya and Gugu Zulu from Redbull Wings of life talk about the world’s most unique running and fundraising race which takes place globally in 35 international locations at the same time. Then, Ella Bella from Miss Earth...