Have you ever walked into work one day and felt like something was just... off? Maybe it was the vibe, the people, or even the coffee. In this episode, we dive into the subtle (and not-so-subtle) shifts that make the workplace go from buzzing with energy to feeling like a ghost town.

We asked our listeners to complete this sentence: "My workplace became boring after ___ changed." And wow, did we get some surprising responses!

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Ever looked at your partner and thought, “Yeah… I definitely married for practical reasons”?

Maybe you’re terrible with money so you locked down an accountant. You break things constantly? Good thing your partner’s a handyman. Or maybe your face has character, and you fell head over heels for a plastic surgeon. Coincidence? Nah. Strategy!

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This Father’s Day — did your gift totally miss the mark? Socks again? A weird gadget?

Let’s trade it. Live on air.

We asked you to call us, tell us what you got – and what you’d rather have.
If another dad’s up for a swap, we’ll connect you right here on Anele & The Club.
Think of it like a gift exchange – but with total strangers and way more fun!

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This week, we had the privilege of speaking with international DJ and philanthropist Black Coffee about his Foundation's rapid response to the devastating floods in the Eastern Cape.

In the aftermath of severe storms that have claimed over 49 lives and displaced thousands, Black Coffee's team has mobilized to provide essential aid to affected communities. Areas like Mthatha, Ngcobo, and Coffee Bay have been among the hardest hit, with infrastructure damage estimated at R4.5 billion, including destroyed roads, bridges, and healthcare facilities. 

In our conversation, Black Coffee shares insights into the Foundation's relief efforts, the challenges on the ground, and how listeners can contribute to the ongoing recovery.

For more info on: https://www.blackcoffee.foundation/about 

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Today, we got a voice note from Tarryn that got everyone talking

“My friend is getting married in two weeks' time, and long story short – she doesn't want me to be a bridesmaid anymore. I just want to know if I can still wear my bridesmaid dress to the wedding since I paid for it?”

Whew! Drama alert. We unpack the awkward politics of bridal parties, friendship fallouts, and whether fashion justice should prevail when your role gets revoked.

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Some things just hit different when you’re older—like naps, quiet time, or even broccoli. In this episode, we’re exploring all the things that totally lacked appeal as kids but now feel like secret treasures as adults.

Whether it’s food you once avoided, places you thought were boring, or habits you didn’t understand (hello, early bedtimes), we’re diving into the glow-up of perspective that adulthood brings.

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A survey in America says that 27% of people would get an "IRS" tattoo (IRS = The Internal Revenue Service / USA version of SARS) if it meant they never had to pay taxes again. So, what tattoo would you get if it meant getting this for free for life?

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You packed your bags, sold your stuff, maybe even said your goodbyes—only for life to throw a curveball at the last second. we dive into those wild, unpredictable stories of planned big moves that almost happened… until it didn’t happen.

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We’re taking a delicious trip down memory lane in this episode as we share the nostalgic, funny, and sometimes emotional stories tied to our favorite sweets and snacks. From grandma’s secret cookie stash to the candy you’d save your lunch money for, everyone has that one treat that instantly brings them back to a special moment.

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South Africa's driving licence printing machine, the country's sole printer of driving licences, has been causing headaches for applicants and the Department of Transport alike.

With a backlog of 733,000 cards, the machine's frequent breakdowns and age-related issues have brought the system to a grinding halt.

Mr Msibi is here to give us an update on this...

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