In celebration of the Games, Jacaranda FM’s Breakfast with Martin Bester decided to create The Olympic Games of How Hard Can It Be. From Monday, 5 August, to Thursday, 8 August, the team is giving listeners a chance to compete in The Olympic Games of How Hard Can It Be.

If you’re a sports fan or just really good at recognising voices, you could win yourself up to R6000 with Jacaranda FM and King Price.

Every Thursday between 07:00 and 08:00, Breakfast with Martin Bester will play you a quote by a famous sporting figure.

All you have to do is correctly guess who it is, WhatsApp the words “KING PRICE” to 084 850 0942, and follow the prompts.

Martin Bester has a brand-new Secret Sound, and one lucky listener will win R50,000 if they can correctly guess the sound. Listen to Breakfast with Martin Bester every weekday from 06:00 to 09:00 to see if you can guess the next sound. To enter, all you need to do is SMS 'Secret', your name, and what you think the sound is to 37942. SMSs are charged at R1.50. T's and C's apply!

Breakfast with Martin Bester gave away R50,000 on the Secret Sound after our listener Steven correctly guessed the sound. Listen to find out what it was.

Die bekroonde sanger, Dozi het onlangs openlik oor sy liefdeslewe, sy verhouding met alkohol en sy reis na 'n gesonder leefstyl gesels.

Martin Bester spoke to Nick Feinberg, the dad of Springbok utility back Sacha Feinberg, after his son’s new-found fame after joining the Bok team.

On this Good Morning Angels, the Angels came together to assist 61-year-old Herman Steyn with his hip replacement to get him out of his wheelchair and back on his feet.

Breakfast with Martin Bester challenged themselves to guess listeners' jobs by just hearing them speak. Every Tuesday between 07:00 and 08:00 on Breakfast with Martin Bester, we ask ourselves: How Hard Can It Be? Each week, Martin Bester, along with Philicty Reeken and Xola Ntshinga, attempt a different activity to see how difficult it actually is.

Actress and singer Keabetswe "KB" Motsilanyane spoke to Breakfast with Martin Bester about the overwhelming response her rendition of the South African national anthem received after this weekend's rugby match between the Springboks and Ireland.

Charlene van Rooyen AKA Scallywag, has been singing and performing on stages across South Africa, and on Friday, she shared her incredible story with Martin Bester just before she wowed fans with her Friday Live performance.