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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • Fin Cup Coach Wars: Sky vs Nick - Who’s got the bigger game plan?
    Things are heating up ahead of the Fin Cup, powered by Hollywoodbets, kicking off Sunday 17 August at Kingsmead Stadium!

    Sky Tshabalala has thrown his name in the hat to mentor the Hollywoodbets Dolphins… but Nick Tatham reckons he's the better man for the job.

    Now it’s up to YOU to decide: Who should coach which team — Sky or Nick?

    Cast your vote now on our WhatsApp Channel Poll! Webpage
    6 min
  • The man who took on Disney: Owen Dean on the legal battle behind 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight'
    If you missed it on Monday morning on East Coast Breakfast, Darren, Sky, and Carmen spoke to Owen Dean, the legal expert who fought for justice in the famous copyright case behind “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” He’s also the author of Echoes of Injustice: The Story behind the Epic Song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” and the Battle of Reparation.

    A powerful true story of legal triumph and cultural justice that transformed tragedy into hope. When South African musician Solomon Linda composed "Mbube" - the song that would become the global phenomenon "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" - he unknowingly signed away his rights to a fortune. For decades, his family remained in poverty while his creation generated millions worldwide. Webpage
    10 min
  • KZN Fans Reveal Their Favourite Sequels That Beat the Originals
    If you missed it on Wednesday morning on East Coast Breakfast, The New York Times dropped its list of the 100 greatest films of the 21st century—but Darren, Sky, and Carmen noticed something strange: not a single sequel made the cut. Which is weird, because sometimes the sequel is better than the original…Want to see what KZN thinks? Go to ecr.co.za and check out KZN’s Ultimate List: 100 Sequels That Beat the Originals, under the East Coast Breakfast tab. Webpage
    7 min
  • Forget Algebra! We need rugby and life skills in school
    If you missed it on Monday morning on East Coast Breakfast, the team tackled the real
    school subjects that life forgot to teach us — from doing taxes and managing
    credit, to parallel parking and even understanding rugby rules.
    Listeners had strong opinions on what should be part of the curriculum,
    like queue etiquette (don’t breathe on the person in front of you!) and trolley
    control (please, not the Achilles heels!). Catch up now on ecr.co.za,
    under the East Coast Breakfast page. Webpage
    8 min
  • The Sharks vs The Dolphins in a T20 - Who would win?
    Ahead of The Fin Cup powered by Hollywoodbets, East Coast Breakfast caught up with the big names behind this epic clash. COO of the Hollywoodbets Sharks Novashni Chetty, Dolphins CEO Heinrich Strydom, and players Fez Mbatha and Eathan Bosch joined us to talk crossing codes, Kingsmead buzz, and the friendly rivalry between rugby and cricket.

    Mark your calendars for 17 August! You don't want to miss this epic clash of titans! Webpage
    12 min
  • Top of the Tuck! These KZN Schools Have the Best Tuck Shops
    If you missed it on Wednesday morning on East Coast Breakfast, the kids were back at school, and Darren, Sky, and Carmen wanted to know: what’s the best part about going back?
    Turns out — it’s the tuck shop!
    So now, East Coast Breakfast is on a mission to find the best school tuck shop in KZN. After visiting schools earlier this year on the My School Rules tour, they realised that some schools don’t even have tuck shops anymore — they have full-on restaurants. Catch it all again on ecr.co.za under the East Coast Breakfast page. Webpage
    5 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.