Priscilla holds the prestigious title of Global Super Model 2018. Global Super Model is a Cancer Awareness Modelling Series aimed at creating ambassadors for cancer as well as creating awareness. She tells Arye about the competition, preparations and what happens behind the scenes.

This year marks the centenary of Nelson Mandela’s birthday and in the spirit of Nelson Mandela, Walter Rachidi is going to take part in the Trek 4 Mandela expedition by The Imbumba Foundation to support an initiative called Caring 4 Girls. He chats to Arye about why this is close to his heart and his preparations for the trek.

6 months ago Mr Mo was signed under Rabs Vhafuwi's label, FreezeTheMoment Productions. He has since left and released his latest album independently. He tells Arye about what brought about the decision, breaking out of his shell and fulfilling his dream of making music that will be enjoyed and relevant - not only in South Africa but also throughout the world.

Genesis Gabriella Tina Manney, also known simply as Gigi Lamayne joins Arye as they talk about her signing with Ambitiouz Entertainment from Mabala Noise. She talks about her much anticipated EP ‘VI’ and opens up about dealing with depression.

Singer, Zethe won the NXT LVL competition last year, and is taking the industry by storm. After recently launching her first EP, ‘Qhawekazi’, she talks to Arye about the creative process behind the album, making her mark in the industry and upcoming collaborations.

What does it mean when your plants turn yellow or brown? Damon and Tyson answer Jane and Arye’s questions on the indoor plants that Lifestyle has erected in the Cliffcentral communal areas. The team tell them about lighting, potting, space and other dynamics that affect these plants.

Having moved from Durban to Johannesburg to pursue their career, Easy Freak have clearly settled in fine and released a brand new single Good Times. Arye gets to know the new cool kids on the block a little bit more.

We know him from his fictional character Sechaba Moloi on Isidingo but actor Motlatsi Mafatshe has more to offer than that. He chats to Arye about being a singer, creative producer for his band 'Mo & the Dark Nights' and other artists. And trying his luck at being a pilot and his growth at Isidingo.

21-year-old singer, songwriter and producer Calya Donnelly, chats to Arye about globetrotting and studying overseas then returning to South Africa to pursue her musical dreams. She shares about the creative process behind her latest single 'Stand By Your Side', future projects and how she plans to share her gift through opening a creative school for children who are less fortunate.

DJ Zinhle and Nokubonga Mbanga, who have experienced life’s ups and downs share the lessons learnt on their life journeys through inspirational words in their book 'Meeting Your Power'. They chat to Arye about their journey.

Arye speaks to the European Film Festival film curator, Lesedi Oluko about what her role as a curator is. She shares what this year’s film curation process is and the emergence of female filmmakers in the industry plus the impact of their narratives.

Stimela Sasebhayi hit makers recently released their much anticipated single titled Imvula. They chat to Arye about how the song was inspired by a rainy day and a slaughtered cow, how they came together and their plans for their new album.

Arye chats to funnyman Skhumba Hlophe on his career as a comedian. He explains how he was previously working at SAPS - but not as a policeman - and shares about his everyday career and family struggles, and his project called 'Walk This Way with Skhumba', where he donates wheelchairs to disabled people from disadvantaged communities.

It’s once again time for the youth to have their say in this year's Sunday Times Generation Next awards, where kids will award their favourite brands for the past year. Arye chats to the Insights Head at HDI Youth about this year’s research, in addition to chatting with some of the kids surveyed in this year's research, about which brands are connecting with them.

Based in Pretoria, Tshegetso Reabetswe Kungwane - known professionally as The Big Hash - is said to be South Africa’s best kept secret. He was recently selected as Apple Music’s New Artist Spotlight, and tells Arye about how that feels and his other career highlights.

Hailing all the way from the platinum city, Rustenburg, Pablo has moved to Johannesburg to get his gold. He tells Arye about his passion for music from as early as 15 years old, his creative process and future projects and collaborations.

Young rapper Fazinator talks to Arye about where his love for kwaito music started, what and who inspires him, and he drops a few rhymes.

DJ and producer duo, Mr Luu & MSK, have just released their second single off their sophomore album titled Uphambene, featuring heavyweight artist Professor and rising hip hop star Nelz. They chat to Arye about their struggles, trusting each other and their talents, and quitting their 9 to 5s to pursue this music dream.

Linda Sokhulu is a South African actress best known for her role as vibrant, sassy ex-hooker Cleo Khuzwayo on the SABC1 soapie Generations. She was recently chosen as one of the 'Becoming Legacy - #ItStopsWithMe' panelists. She and founder Shaun Naidoo chat to Arye about the campaign and events that are hosted to openly discuss around #MeToo and associated issues.

Ilan Smith is an illusionist, performer and creator of some of the most talked about illusions South Africa has even seen. He joins Arye in studio to talk all things magic, and brings along some magical, mind-boggling and jaw-dropping tricks... and explains how it all works.

Singer and TV presenter Tamarsha Khanyile is working on a new album. She chats to Arye about stepping out of her shell, who she's been working with, lessons from losing her mom, and upcoming projects.

New kid on the block Nkanyiso Makhanya is making waves on eTV's Craz-e and on the local drama series, Hope. He chats to Arye about family dynamics, how he joined Craz-e, and his latest projects.

Born in the heart of KZN, Sibusisiwe Jili is a familiar face on South African television on both Isibaya and Mina Namwe. With modelling, acting, singing and industry politics, she found herself taking a year's break from everything just to discover herself. She's back to her bubbly self with a hit track called '2 Shelen', and bright plans for the future.

Mochene is a rapper, dancer and songwriter from the East Rand with Limpopo roots. Mochene delivers his unique style in Sepedi and English, this style is called 'Chantrap' - named and created by himself. He's in studio talking about his #FillUpOrlando experience, his come up story and comes to the party with 'Smash or Marry'.