East Coast Breakfast

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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • The 'Krabby Patty' is actually not a crab meat patty!
    This morning Darren Maule shocked Keri and Sky once again with some mind-blowing facts for Get Fact'd.
    The average gym dumbbell has more bacteria than a toilet seat. Take a listen to how much.
    Dick Bass, the first person to climb the seven summits, talked about his travels around the world for hours with a man sitting next to him on a flight. Before landing, he realized it's a celebrity.
    Take a listen here
    4 min
  • TB and COVID-19; how do they compare?
    Today the 1st of March otherwise known as TB Month according to the Health Calendar.
    KZN Health HOD talks to us about the impact of TB as a global disease and how does it compare to COVID-19?
    He shared what the Status of TB in our province (KZN) and which age groups are more susceptible to its infection.
    He also shares the impact of COVID-19 on TB patients ever since the outbreak in March 2020?
    What is the indication in terms of the rate of new infections, treatment programs, defaults, and fatalities?
    Take a listen
    4 min
  • Sky is in trouble with his strict aunt. Help!
    This morning Sky shared a little dilemma he is having this morning.
    It seems he might be in a little trouble with his aunt for missing her birthday.
    When he told Darren and Keri when her birthday actually was, they had to find a solution to how exactly he has to maneuver this
    4 min
  • Durban street racing gone wrong!
    This past weekend in Durban, on Umgeni Rd and Intersite Avenue, there were some motorists drifting and somewhat drag racing.
    Unfortunately two people were injured and other innocent motorists all have to be dragged into the mess.
    We asked KZN listeners if this is what 'Durban culture' is and whether we should continue letting it happen.
    Take a listen
    8 min
  • Hunting permits are being offered to hunt endangered species
    This morning we spoke to criminal lawyer and knower of all things hunting and firearm-related, Jacques Botha, who shared how it came about that people were being offered hunting permits to endangered species.
    Take a listen and find out if a species has been brought back from the brink of extinction after it became legal to hunt within boundaries
    6 min
  • "Too fat to live in our country" - Modelea tells us how NZ sent back to SA because of her weight
    Imagine arriving in your ideal country; the place where you'd like to start a new life; and being told you should leave immediately...
    Mondelea Bezuidenhout was told she should come back to South Africa for one of the most prejudice and fatphobic reasons.
    The 35-year-old mother and wife immigrated from Gqeberha to New Zealand with her family in 2018, but soon after arrival was deported following a certain immigration medical assessment which described her as a “severe-risk”.
    The assessment was according to body mass index (BMI) and it stated Mondelea's was too high for her to remain in the country - a decision upheld by their government.
    Take a listen as she tell us how it all unfolded
    6 min

About East Coast Breakfast

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The East Coast Radio Breakfast Show is a fun, and hyperlocal radio show that will captivate and entertain you. Hosted by the dynamic trio of Darren Maule, Sky Tshabalala and Carmen Reddy, the show offers a delightful blend of humour, wit, and insightful commentary on current affairs, life in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), and glimpses into their personal lives.