Ntombi Meso hosting inspiring roundtable discussion with Radio 2000 women. This conversation aims to give listeners an insightful glimpse into the professional journeys and personal stories of some extraordinary women in broadcasting and to to connect not just with the presenters as professionals but also as relatable, everyday women. This roundtable promises to be a powerful conversation about women in broadcasting, their journeys, triumphs, challenges, and what it truly means to be Better Together. We invite everyone to listen, engage, and be inspired by these women’s stories of passion, perseverance, and professionalism. Guest Profiles and Highlights: Nathi Ndamase As one of the few female co-presenters on a prime-time breakfast slot, Nathi exemplifies professionalism and resilience. Having worked alongside some of broadcasting’s heavyweights, she will share what it takes to consistently deliver engaging, relatable, and informative content. She will also discuss the delicate balance she maintains between her demanding career and her roles as a homemaker, wife, and mother. Lonwabo Miso In a sports presenting field traditionally dominated by men, Lonwabo stands out as a leading female voice. She will discuss how she stays deeply informed to avoid being underestimated as “just a pretty face,” highlighting the rigorous preparation needed to gain credibility among passionate sports followers. Sindisiwe Sibanyoni The only female technical producer at RADIO 2000, Sindisiwe will talk about carving out her space in a male-dominated technical arena without relying on gender for special treatment. She will offer valuable advice to young women aspiring to technical production roles, emphasizing the hard work and dedication needed to excel. Nthabi Mamabolo Often working behind the scenes, Nthabi is the creative force ensuring top-quality content and smooth broadcasts. She will share insights into the demanding role of content producer, including a memorable interview she developed that made a significant impact on the audience after airing.