East Coast Breakfast

It's another morning with Darren, Keri and Sky. The team place a bet that Sky will keep his roommate's fish alive this time.

The last time he was left with the responsibility to take care of the pets for the weekend one of them died.

Take a listen to what each of them think the outcome will be.

What began in his backyard with his friend, August, blossomed into dance classes that he gives to the youth at the Durban's acclaimed community arts centre. Sherwin Green (21) has managed to work with acclaimed brands like Mr Price, Discovery, and Toughees - to name a few - simply because of his burning passion for dance. He towers all these milestones by opening free dance classes at the BAT Centre, located in the belly of the city of Durban. Have a listen to his journey.

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.

From backyard dance challenges to hosting free dance classes for the youth of Durban at the acclaimed BAT community arts centre, Sherwin Green is giving back in a big way.

As usual, every Wednesday Prof. Túlio De Oliveira joins us from KRISP at UKZN. He is one of the world’s top virologists, virus hunters and bioinformaticians and we ask him all COVID-19 related questions that you might have.

Today he gets asked the difference between the antigen and PCR tests.

He also gets asked if KZN will see a third wave.

Finally, he answers the question of whether the Delta variant is dangerous and why we should be concerned about it.

For Bingo Ball, the presenters are presented with a ball that has a letter and a number. This letter and number correlate with a task or question they have to complete.

Today, Sky's question asked him when was the the last time he went to watch a movie in a cinema theatre.

Another segment of Get Fact'd where Darren shares interesting facts you would less likely find anywhere.

- The term first appeared in 1858 in cricket, to describe H. H. Stephenson taking three wickets with three consecutive deliveries. Fans held a collection for Stephenson, and presented him with a hat bought with the proceeds and that's how "Hat-trick2" came through. \

- In 1960, the RAF parachuted cats into Borneo to deal with a rat army.

- Military Chocolate was made to taste terrible on purpose, as to have the soldiers actually save it for emergencies instead of eating it prematurely.

While we are in our third wave of the COVID-19, we are all weary of people coughing and sneezing in our amidst.

Keri shares her very own experiences. It is truly getting awkward being a little ill and in public.

The South African government has allowed Basic Education to contiune. This means that primary schools and high schools have been open regardless of the announced third wave of the coronavirus disease.

The team chat about this and also ask the public to share their opinions.

For Bingo Ball the presenters are asked to answer interesting questions or complete a challenge.

Today Sky's question was:

- Sky's right place at the right time moment

Keri Miller also shared an accent she finds most sexy.

Darren is asked who is the most interesting person he has hugged?