From his move away from the big city to his commitment to his faith, Anele Matoti delves into his character Frank.

We hear from the young stars who play Bronwyn (Kelly Damon) and Riley (Zac Wastie), Jessie’s younger siblings.

Cast members tell us more about who they are and what they dislike and love through a fun game of “I have” or “I haven’t”.

Writer, producer, and director Karen Jeynes talks all things Recipes for Love and Murder, from picking Tannie Maria and adapting the book to working with chickens and choosing Prince Albert as a filming location.

Megan Alexander had fun playing a cop who’s used to small-town life, but has to try be more alert when there’s a murder mystery to solve.

From studying the script to honing her business skills, Jennifer Steyn talks through her process of crafting the character of Hattie, The Gazette’s intrepid leader.

Grant Swanby faced a fresh challenge playing the role of the know-it-all Marius Rabie in Recipes for Love and Murder.

Arno Greeff adjusts to playing a straight arrow, good cop. Usually most of his roles have been villains.

Elton Landrew tells us more about playing a small town cop and whether he would survive the big city or not.

Join us, won’t you, as we go on a set tour on Recipes for Love and Murder, hosted by the gracious Megan Alexander.

We hear from the author herself if she is a good cook and how Tannie Maria has helped her in her life. Learn more about her as she sees her characters jump from paper to screen.

Irish actor Maria Doyle Kennedy plays the lead, Tannie Maria. Find out how she feels about working with a chicken named Morag.

Tony Kgoroge is Detective Sergeant Khaya Meyer with a murder mystery to solve. Moving from the City of Gold, Khaya gets a chance to heal and see ubuntu every day in the small town.