RX Radio

Charles Jaftha is a fifth-generation flower farmer and community historian whose family has deep ancestral ties to the land in Constantia. He joins us to share the story of Jaftha’s Flower Farm, his family’s heritage and the importance of preserving the history and traditions passed down through generations.

(5 September 2026)

How can coding, robotics and STEM education help young people shape the future? Education advocate Anelisa Mtsolo-Masebe joins us to discuss her work with the Code Club Network and her passion for inspiring the next generation of innovators.

(5 September 2026)

Stories have the power to inspire, educate and bring communities together. Award-winning author, poet and storyteller Madoda Ndlakuse joins us to chat about National Book Week, his work with Nal’ibali and why developing a love for reading and storytelling from a young age matters.

(5 September 2026)

Cape Town-based comedian Mat Maluks joins us to talk about his comedy journey, his experience as a Top 20 finalist in the Savanna Newcomer Showcase and his very first one-man show, “Public Disturbance.”

(5 September 2026)

What is Deaf Awareness Month and why is it so important? Chéri van Zyl, Chief Audiologist at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, joins us to talk about hearing health, Deaf Awareness Month and the importance of celebrating and supporting the Deaf community.

(5 September 2026)

There is always something happening at Artscape Theatre! Project Manager Toberin Meyer joins us for another edition of What’s on at the Artscape, highlighting some of the biggest moments from the past month and giving us a preview of what audiences can look forward to in the weeks ahead.

(5 September 2026)

At just 14 years old, Strand-based singer and performer Lucian is already making waves with his vibrant and soulful sound. He joins us to chat about his musical journey, his inspirations and his latest single, “Ek Kies om te Glo.”

(5 September 2026)

National Physiotherapy Week is an opportunity to learn more about the important role physiotherapists play in helping people move, recover and live healthier lives. Nafeesah Hamza from Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital sits down with Sibu and Eevi to discuss her work and what a day in the life of a physiotherapist looks like.

(5 Septembr 2026)

What makes the marimba such a special instrument? Courtney Jacobs from Marimba Jam joins us to explore the fascinating history of the marimba, the organisation’s work and how music can bring people and communities together.

(5 September 2026)

We explore the rich history and heritage of District Six with Chrischené Julius, Director of the District Six Museum. Chrischené takes us back through the story of one of Cape Town’s most iconic communities, while reflecting on its people, culture and lasting legacy.

(5 September 2026)