The Sias du Plessis Show

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

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.

South African sprint star Clarence Munyai sits down for a raw and revealing conversation about one of the most controversial decisions in modern sport his move to the Enhanced Games.
In this exclusive podcast interview, Munyai opens up about why he chose to join the new competition that allows performance enhancement, the backlash he has faced, and what he believes the future of elite athletics could look like. Once considered one of Africa’s fastest men over 200m, Munyai explains the pressures of professional sprinting, the financial realities athletes face, and why the Enhanced Games opportunity made sense for his career.
We also discuss the reaction from the athletics community, how his decision could reshape the debate around doping in sport, and whether other athletes might follow his lead.
This is a candid, thought-provoking discussion about ethics, opportunity, and the evolving landscape of global sport.
If you’re a fan of athletics, controversial sports stories, and honest athlete conversations, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
Topics covered:
Clarence Munyai’s decision to join the Enhanced Games
The controversy surrounding performance enhancement in sport
The future of athletics and anti-doping rules
Financial pressures on professional track athletes
The global reaction from fans and fellow competitors
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South African cricket star Rassie van der Dussen joins the Sias du Plessis Show for a powerful, honest conversation about resilience, reinvention, and performing on the biggest stage in world cricket.
From being labelled a late bloomer to becoming one of the most dependable batsmen for the South Africa national cricket team, Rassie opens up about breaking into international cricket in his 30s, scoring crucial international hundreds, and handling the pressure of global tournaments.
But this conversation goes beyond the Proteas badge.
We unpack his journey through the world’s biggest T20 leagues — including his time in the Indian Premier League — and what it’s like competing alongside and against the best players on the planet. From franchise cricket to adapting to different conditions around the world, Rassie shares what separates good players from elite professionals in leagues across India, England, Australia and beyond.
We also dive into:
His breakthrough years in domestic cricket
The mindset behind scoring international centuries
Representing South Africa at the ICC Cricket World Cup
The fine margins between almost winning a World Cup and lifting the trophy
The pressure, expectations and reality of modern franchise cricket
This episode is a must-watch for Proteas fans, IPL followers, and cricket lovers who appreciate the mental side of high-performance sport.
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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jacques Wijtman, founder and host of the Endure Edge Podcast, to unpack his journey from gambling addiction to becoming an endurance athlete and mental health advocate.
Jacques shares how running helped him rebuild his life, discipline, and mindset—and why vulnerability, storytelling, and movement are key tools for healing. We explore mental health, addiction recovery, resilience, and what it truly means to endure when life gets tough.
Endure Edge is a platform where resilience meets real life—featuring candid conversations with people who push boundaries and share raw, honest stories of struggle and triumph.
Whether you’re chasing personal goals, navigating mental health challenges, or looking for inspiration, this episode delivers real talk and real lessons.
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💬 Comment below: What has helped you endure through tough times?