Dan introduces the country to 5 Breakfast's Youth Month Feature.
Each week Friday we will have 5 highschoolers host the entire show, from picking the music to hosting interviews

Political Organisation, CapeXit claim that they have 800 000 signatures on their registration to separate the Western Cape from the rest of the country.
Dan chats with investigative journalist Jean Le Roux about the validity of this claim, which would position them as the 4th largest political organisation in the country.

Each member of the team brings a cringe-worthy story from the world of the news and the listeners vote to crown the 'Sheesh of the Week!'

Recording isn't always glamorous, the team have a laugh trying to get a decent recording of the 'Choms' Song.

So no one told you life was crazy in SA
Your job’s remote, you’re broke,
Loadshedding’s here to stay
It’s like you’re always in a pothole dear,
When it hasn’t been your day, your week, and Bafana hasn’t won in two years

I’ll be there for you
When life is ‘n gemors
I’ll be there for you
Like pap is there for wors
I’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

To be honest South Africa has always been crazed
A meerkat once sold cell phones
And then Leon did Blackface
Now we are so blessed to have heroes like these
Tutu, Siya, Trevor, Thuso, Mapimpi and Charlize

They’ll be there for you
When Zondo wants to talk
They’ll be there for you
Like corruption and the Hawks
They’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

We all love South Africa I’m sure we can agree
Life is fresh and it won’t get stale,
Like food from Woolies
To deal with potholes, get an SUV
And if things are going really badly just call ADT

They’ll be there for you
When life is ‘n gemors
They’ll be there for you
Like pap is there for wors
And we’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

Written by: Nic Erasmus and Dan Corder
Performed by: Xoli Zondo, Marli Van Eeden, Mathapelo Moloi, Nic Erasmus and Dan Corder
Produced by: Sanele Mkhize

Dan and the team chat with Ian, who was an extra on Friends in the early 2000s. He spent 15 years in Hollywood rubbing shoulders with some of the most famous people in the world.

So no one told you life was crazy in SA
Your job’s remote, you’re broke,
Loadshedding’s here to stay
It’s like you’re always in a pothole dear,
When it hasn’t been your day, your week, and Bafana hasn’t won in two years

I’ll be there for you
When life is ‘n gemors
I’ll be there for you
Like pap is there for wors
I’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

To be honest South Africa has always been crazed
A meerkat once sold cell phones
And then Leon did Blackface
Now we are so blessed to have heroes like these
Tutu, Siya, Trevor, Thuso, Mapimpi and Charlize

They’ll be there for you
When Zondo wants to talk
They’ll be there for you
Like corruption and the Hawks
They’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

We all love South Africa I’m sure we can agree
Life is fresh and it won’t get stale,
Like food from Woolies
To deal with potholes, get an SUV
And if things are going really badly just call ADT

They’ll be there for you
When life is ‘n gemors
They’ll be there for you
Like pap is there for wors
And we’ll be there for you
In the Home Affairs queue

Written by: Nic Erasmus and Dan Corder
Performed by: Alastair Thomas of Shortstraw

Zweli Mkhize, the Minister of Health is involved in an alleged PR corruption scam.
Dan and the team chat with two of the top PR professionals in the country and ask how much PR really costs.

The team chats about what the cast of Friends would look like if they lived in South Africa.

Dan has us in stitches describing how he met Mariah Carey at a game reserve.