East Coast Breakfast

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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • Pee in the pool without being caught, ever - Get Fact'd with Darren Maule.
    Another segment of Get Fact'd with Darren Maule. He shares some facts that you would never hear anywhere else.
    Today's facts:
    - Most of the bacteria found during a recent study of the microbiome of the London Underground were previously unknown to science.
    - There’s no such thing as a chemical that makes your pee visible in swimming pools.
    - Tutankhamun's tomb contained a collection of boomerangs.
    4 min
  • Sky's DryJune end is knocking
    1/3 of Darren, Keri and Sky chose to take a break from alcohol for the month of June. Well, another 1/3 doesn't engage in alcoholic endeavors anyway, so we'll just say Sky Tshabala, is almost nearing his alcohol hiatus.
    This is his last week and we got to check how he's doing thus far.
    5 min
  • Presidential candidates play poker as a tiebreaker for elections in New Mexico - Get Fact'd with Darren Maule
    This segment of the show has Darren Maule share facts that one would less likely hear anywhere else. Always interesting!
    Today's fact:
    - The UEFA EURO championship was founded in 1960. 3 out of the first 5 countries that won don't exist anymore: the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and West Germany.
    - If an election in New Mexico is tied, the two candidates play a single hand of poker as a tiebreaker.
    - American inventor Elias Howe had a dream where he had been captured by a tribe of savage cannibals. Just as the cannibals were about to eat him he noticed they held spears with holes in them. He awoke with an idea for the sewing machine.
    4 min
  • World Yoga Day starts on this note..
    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.
    3 min
  • Box breathing with Keri Miller on World Yoga Day
    Benefits of Box Breathing
    Box breathing can be useful in many situations such as:
    It can help you cope with panic and stress when feeling overwhelmed. Counting helps to take the focus from the panic-producing situation enabling you to handle and control your response.
    Helps you to sleep when you are having insomnia.
    Helps to control hyperventilation as you can instruct your lungs to breathe rhythmically.
    Helps you refocus when you are having a busy or stressful day.
    Eases panic and worry.
    Keeps you calm while preparing for the day.
    When making a big decision.
    Lowers blood pressure and decreases Cortisol — a stress hormone — which can improve your mood.
    5 min
  • The new POPI act - What you should know
    The Protection of Personal Information Act, or POPI, is five years in the making, and comes into force soon. But should you as an individual or you as a business be worried about the new POPI law? Jeandie Leone, the commercial Executive at Workforce explains the basics
    7 min
  • Durban missing dog cases at an alarming rise - Durban & Coast SPCA
    The advice the Durban & Coast SPCA give the community as a whole is that should one find a stray animal, the first thing to do is make a call to the nearest SPCA for collection. She continues that this first and only step is critical as one is not aware of what disease the animal may have and you simply do not know the nature of the animal - an animal expert is therefore inclined for such situations.
    We also contacted her for more information regarding the steps taken for microchipping of pets; listen on.
    1 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.