BeLighted with Rami & Romeo

Cooking has never looked and sounded so good. Les Da Chef sits with Rami and Romeo to talk about being a chef. He takes us through the steps, recipes and spices he had to use to shape the direction of his life. His story goes down well and will inspire you and fill you up.

In this heartwarming interview, Judith Sephuma chats to Rami and Romeo about her crazy journey to being the 'Humble Diva' that she is. A mother and entrepreneur, who has a passion for uplifting her community... this is a must listen! Also, don't miss a tribute to jazz legend Thandi Klaasen.

2016 - the year that was, and 2017 - the year that will be... Rami and Romeo chat about highlights from last year (from the show and more), and what to look forward to in 2017.

Rami and Romeo speak to Tracy Feinstein from The South African Depression & Anxiety Support Group (SADAG) about coping with depression over the festive season. SADAG offers telephonic counselling and referral service to assist those suffering from loneliness and depression.

Dr Mashadi Motlana's commitment to leadership, education and entrepreneurship is what keeps her going. She tells Rami and Romeo about the Minacup, which will see young girls through their menstrual periods easily, efficiently and with dignity - without having to miss school.

Do you have an MBA (Married But Available)? Are you single? Divorced? Confused? Or is it simply 'complicated'? Whichever one it is, you are catered for as Kagiso Msimango and Martin Manamela join Rami and Romeo to discuss the various elements of relationships... to light up and knock a bit of sense into our lives.

Dr Tim Tebeila and Claire Mawisa talk to Rami and Romeo about their life journeys. Claire is an urban city girl who hit the floor running at only 14 years old and started travelling the world. Tim was a rural boy with dreams and aspirations that went beyond his 'backwood' upbringing. They come full circle on BeLighted to share their contrasting stories and their common passion, dedication and commitment to empowering others.

They come from different walks of life, got together and formed this soon-to-be movement called Rubber Duc. They talk about the hustle and hard work that went into their music. Their humility and circle of trust make them stand head and shoulders above the rest. They're Duckin' BeLightful!

Kwela Tebza take the team through their musical journey and team dynamics. They share their parents' influence and the dreams and aspirations for the future of Kwela in a fast-paced music industry and most of all, their spirit of brotherhood.

Renate Stuurman and Thabiso Mahlape join Rami and Romeo to talk about the importance of following your dreams (and actually getting paid for it), the strength of believing in yourself against all odds, and running your race at all costs. They also discuss friends who support your work by putting money and worth on it.