Danny Guselli

What if we spent less time focusing on what we don't know and more time appreciating what we do?

Styles Mbatha asked KZN a simple but powerful question:

If someone asked you to teach them a skill that you're good at, what would you teach them?

The answers were inspiring, practical, surprising and deeply personal. From lessons learnt in the workplace and business world to skills developed through life experience, parenting, study and perseverance, listeners reminded us that everyone has something valuable to offer.

A wholesome conversation celebrating the knowledge, wisdom and skills that make each of us unique and the power of sharing them with others.

Because no matter who you are or where you've come from, there's something you know that could help someone else. Everyone has a skill and every skill matters.

A Cape Town school has sparked a national debate after asking parents not to wear pyjamas at school drop-off.

So where do you stand? Should schools have a say in what parents wear, or is getting the kids to school on time all that really matters?

Tee Xaba chatted with content creator Refilwe Chirwa, whose viral TikTok story about doing the school run in her pyjamas took an unexpected turn when her car broke down and had to be towed away.

Refilwe shares what happened that morning and her thoughts on the growing debate around pyjamas at drop-off.

Plus, KZN parents share their own hilarious, chaotic and relatable school-run confessions.

Follow Refilwe on TikTok: @youngmom_raising_girls

This podcast is a funny, honest and very relatable conversation about parenting, pressure, and those mornings when simply getting everyone out the door feels like a victory.

As part of our Father's Day celebrations, Ntobeko and Zanda Zulu joined Sirshin Moodliar for a special father-and-son conversation.

Ntobeko reflects on the joys and responsibilities of fatherhood, while Zanda shares what makes his relationship with his dad so special, his passion for sport, and how that passion inspired him to start his TikTok sports channel, @Zaza_Talks_Rugby.

From life lessons to chasing your interests at a young age, this is a wholesome conversation about family, support, and the power of encouraging the next generation.

A heartwarming and inspiring listen for parents, children, and sports fans alike.

As the Vice Chairperson of the Comrades Marathon Association and Chairperson of its Corporate Social Investment and Charities Committee, Nontuthuko Mashimane brings a rare dual perspective both as a leader shaping one of the world’s most iconic ultramarathons and as a runner who understands the physical and emotional journey from the inside.

In this podcast she reflects on how her experience as a runner helps her stay grounded in the needs, concerns, and lived realities of participants. She also shares a powerful message for the unseen backbone of the race, the families, friends, and supporters who stand roadside for hours, carrying runners through every step when legs and spirit begin to fade.

This podcast goes beyond medals and finish lines exploring community, care, and the deeper meaning of endurance, support, and shared victory in the Comrades Marathon story.

East Coaster Diane Macpherson has travelled quite a bit by plane but had never seen anything like this. Looking out her plane window en route to Lanseria Airport this week she spotted a circular rainbow and later discovered it was a Glory Rainbow, an unforgettable moment above the clouds.

Pietermaritzburg-born musician Matt Gardiner joins Danny for an honest conversation about taking a chance on his dream.

Matt shares the story of walking away from engineering studies to pursue a career in music, the challenges that came with that decision, and what he's learned along the way.

He also introduces his latest single, "Trouble". While many might assume the song is about leaving university behind, the real story is something completely different.

Hit play to hear Matt's journey, his new music, and the unexpected inspiration behind "Trouble."

Four years ago, Tanya Kufa was overweight and struggling with his health.

Fast forward to today, and Tanya has just completed his Comrades Marathon debut earning a silver medal in the process.

In this powerful conversation with Danny Guselli, Tanya shares the decisions, setbacks, discipline, and mindset shifts that transformed not only his body but his life. He also open up about the connection between physical health, mental health, and what happens when you stop waiting for the perfect moment and simply decide to start.

This is a story about resilience, growth, and proving that impossible is often just a starting point.

A true Ska Fela Moya conversation.

The 2026 Comrades Marathon theme is Ska Fela Moya "Never Give Up."

Few stories capture that spirit better than the journey of Erwin Arends.

Danny Guselli sat down with Erwin and his wife, Mpume Dlamini-Arends, for an honest conversation about family, marriage, addiction, recovery, and second chances.

Erwin shares how his life changed after battling alcoholism and going through rehabilitation, and how he eventually found purpose, discipline, and healing through road running. Alongside him is Mpume, who reflects on the challenges, hope, and resilience that carried their family through some of their toughest moments.

This is more than a Comrades story. It's a story about never giving up on yourself, the people you love, and the possibility of a different future.

A powerful listen for runners, supporters, families, and anyone facing their own uphill journey.

It's Comrades race week.

The send-offs have happened, the shake-out runs are loading, race bags are packed, and across KZN and the world, colleagues, families, friends and businesses are rallying behind the runners in their lives.

Today we heard the stories behind the race numbers.

From runners chasing a lifelong dream, to personal challenges and setbacks to get to the start line. We also heard from supporters sharing messages of encouragement for the people they'll be cheering on this Sunday.

This podcast is a celebration of the Comrades spirit the runners, the supporters, the family members who sacrifice alongside them, the seconders waiting on route, and the volunteers who help make race day possible.

Whether you're running this year, supporting from the sidelines, or dreaming of one day standing on that start line yourself, this conversation is proof that every Comrades journey begins with a story.

And who knows? One day, that story could be yours.

If you could send your first boss a message today, what would it be?

The responses were powerful, emotional, and sometimes brutally honest. From bosses who saw potential, opened doors, and changed lives… to those who doubted people, overlooked them, or made work a challenge.

Some messages were filled with gratitude. Others were a chance to say, "Look at me now."

This is a conversation about first jobs, first opportunities, tough lessons, and the people who helped shape our careers for better or worse.