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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • Eggplant emoji and peach emoji mean something totally different for Darren - Get Fact'd with Darren Maule
    Get Fact'd has Darren Maule share facts that you are less likely to find anywhere else. In today's facts:
    - British banknotes increase in size as they increase in value to help blind people tell them apart
    - Genghis Khan, who established the world's largest contiguous empire between the 13th and 14th centuries, has been branded the 'greenest invader' in history as his murderous invasion actually helped scrub about 700million tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere.
    - A2016 Emojipedia analysis revealed that only 7% of English language tweets with the peach emoji
    6 min
  • Darren's "hole'y" socks are not his most prized items
    Bingo Ball has the team get a letter and number from Darren's Bingo Ball basket and answer different questions.
    Sky's question was: What would get him a spot in the World Guinness Record Book?
    Keri's question was: If she was to be a character from the last show she watched, who would she be?
    Finally, you get to hear what is Darren's oldest clothing item.
    6 min
  • R5000 easy win for Flash Quick winner
    With so much happening each weekday morning with Darren, Keri & Sky, you'd be forgiven for missing parts of the action! Here are the best bits from Darren Maule, Keri Miller and Sky Tshabalala.
    4 min
  • Stealing a church: How was that done?
    On Get Fact'd with Darren Maule, we have him share facts that you are less likely to have heard anywhere.
    Here's what's up:
    - When a plane was hijacked over Switzerland in 2014, the neighboring countries of Italy and France had to send their own fighter jets to the scene because the incident happened outside of the Swiss Air Force's business hours, and even hijackings weren't important enough to pay for overtime.
    - In 2008 thieves in Russia stole an entire church, brick by brick.
    - Termites eat wood faster when listening to rock and heavy metal.
    5 min
  • 'Welcome back' to Alert Level 4 Lockdown
    Another morning with Darren, Keri and Sky. South Africa is back to the COVID-19 Lockdown Alert Level 4. The team have much to say about this!
    We also celebrate 41 years of Keri's parents' marriage.
    Take a listen to how we kick off the last week of June.
    3 min
  • Score big bucks with a great prediction and Betway
    The legendary captain Lucas Radebe and and Sky Tshabalala had a chat about match up in the last 16 EUFA European Championships and made their predictions on who will come out alive. Plus former captain of the team Lucas Radebe, makes a big call on Kaizer Chief's match this weekend of June 25 2021
    23 min
  • COVID-19 can be detected by dogs? Find out how on Get Fact'd with Darren Maule
    Get Fact'd is the segemnt where Darren shares random facts that you are less likely to hear anywhere else. Today's facts:
    -Dogs can sniff out COVID19, but aren’t very good at it if they’re hungry or after eating, when they need a nap.
    - Bees on cocaine tend to overestimate their nectar and pollen gathering skills.
    - Ford originally wanted to unveil the 2021 Ford Bronco on July 9, 2020. However, the debut was rescheduled for July 13 when it was pointed out that July 9 is the birthday of O.J. Simpson.
    4 min
  • Gunpoint robbery caught on gamer's livestream
    Sterna Lewis, a Twitch gamer was busy on her game when two men in balaclavas showed up in her room and demanded her, her boyfriend and her two sons lay flat on the ground as they stole their gadgets.
    Take a listen to how they were able to get help, thanks to the livestream
    2 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.