The Mind Behind Champions: Morne Visser | Coach to Dricus du Plessis

Brent Lindeque: How The Good Things Guy Turned Positivity Into a Brand

In this episode of The Sias du Plessis Show, I sit down with Brent Lindeque, better known as The Good Things Guy, to talk about building South Africa’s leading good-news platform, the power of positive storytelling, and why hope still matters. Brent also shares his journey, the growth of Good Things Guy, the impact of kindness and community, and what it was like meeting Oprah Winfrey. A conversation about purpose, media, South Africa, and the good things happening all around us.

DJ Sphectacula on Success, Private Life & Building a Legacy in SA Music

DJ Sphectacula joins The Sias du Plessis Show for a powerful conversation about legacy, music, fame and the evolution of South African entertainment. From becoming one half of the legendary duo alongside DJ Naves, to dominating South African radio and helping shape modern DJ culture, DJ Sphectacula reflects on the journey that made them pioneers in the local music industry. In this episode, he opens up about: His rise in radio and music Why he chooses to keep his private life out of the spotlight The sacrifices behind success His deep love and passion for music The impact of Sphectacula & DJ Naves on South African culture What the next chapter of his career looks like Staying relevant in a changing entertainment industry This is an honest and insightful conversation with one of South Africa’s most respected media personalities and music pioneers.

CHEATING DEATH. PRISON and BOXING. Jarred Silverman’s insane comeback story.

This is one of the wildest comeback stories you’ll hear in boxing. In this episode, I sit down with Jarred Silverman — a man who has lived multiple lives inside and outside the ring. From fighting for a title to facing death, from prison for a second time to rebuilding himself through boxing, this is a story that hits hard on every level. Silverman opens up about: His controversial comeback and the battles no one saw behind the scenes Fighting his way back into title contention when many had written him off A near-death experience that changed his perspective forever Returning to prison — and how he used boxing to survive inside Teaching inmates how to fight as a way to earn respect and stay alive Why, despite everything, he still chooses to step back into the ring We also get into his mindset today, the hunger that still drives him, and his desire to settle unfinished business — including a potential showdown with SD Pypers, the close friend of Dricus du Plessis. This is not just a boxing interview. It’s a raw, unfiltered look at resilience, consequences, redemption, and the fight to keep going when life keeps hitting back. 🎙️ If you’re into real stories, combat sports, and the mindset of fighters who refuse to quit — this is a must-watch. 👇 Drop a comment: Do you think Silverman deserves another shot at the top?

The Mind Behind Champions: Morne Visser | Coach to Dricus du Plessis

The Mind Behind Champions: Morne Visser | Coach to Dricus du Plessis by Sias du Plessis

From Streets to Netflix: Stacey-Lee May is the Queen of Smoke

Stacey-Lee May, South Africa’s “Queen of Smoke,” joins The Sias du Plessis Show for a powerful conversation about her rise from Eldorado Park to becoming one of the most recognised names in motorsport. From dominating the spinning scene to representing South Africa on the global stage in Hyperdrive, Stacey-Lee opens up about the mindset, resilience, and fearless attitude it takes to succeed in a male-dominated sport. In this episode, we unpack: 🔥 How spinning changed her life and built her confidence 🔥 Winning “Kings & Queens of Smoke” and earning her iconic nickname 🔥 Her experience on Netflix’s Hyperdrive and international exposure 🔥 The reality of being a female pioneer in SA motorsport 🔥 Inspiring the next generation of drivers This is more than motorsport — it’s a story of grit, identity, and rewriting the rules.