East Coast Breakfast

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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • Mt Everest isn't as clean as you think - Get Fact'd with Darren Maule
    On Get Fact'd with Darren Maule, he shares unfamiliar facts with the team. It's usually mind-blowing facts you've never heard anywhere else.
    - In 2019, climbers left an estimated 8,000 kg of poo at a single camp on Mount Everest.
    - A wheeple is an ineffectual attempt to whistle loudly.
    - Leading up to Normandy, MI-5 conducted one of the largest military deception efforts to convince the Germans that a landing would instead take place at Calais; going so far as to fake a whole army, with radio messages of "coded" gibberish, fake vehicles, and ersatz camps to fool recon planes
    - Following a recent salmonella outbreak, the US Centres for Disease Control has warned people not to ‘kiss or snuggle’ their chickens.
    5 min
  • Did Sky fall off the wagon - his rugby coach tells all
    When Sky decided he would be going on a alcohol hiatus for the whole June, we have all been encouraging and helping him stay accountable. It is unfortunate that he got hurt while playing a game of rugby this weekend. In a text sent to the group, he insinuated that he might have had a drink because of his injury. Find out in the podcast if he does.
    5 min
  • R50 000 win with Standard Bank and DKS
    We are running a competition with Standard Bank URewards. Every Monday we give away a bonus prize of R50 000 to everyone who ticks off these boxes:
    - Fuel up at Caltex and make it count! Thanks to UCount Rewards from Standard Bank. There’s R1000 up for grabs daily.
    - And an extra R2000 if you’ve filled with R250 or more on fuel or oil at any participating Caltex in KZN
    - Enter your details. And if you’re a UCount member you’ll win an extra 30 000 UCount Rewards Points! Stand a chance to win a bonus prize of
    R50 000!
    6 min
  • Why kids' parties are the perfect trial run for parenthood
    Good Mauling! We are back another morning with great banter at the start of the week. This weekend Keri was at her niece's birthday party and she is now terrified by how rowdy and incontrollable little toddlers become, especially after having sweets!
    Find out what she had to go through
    3 min
  • How to approach a girl without seeming creepy
    Bingo Ball is a game played in studio where the presenter have to complete certain tasks or answer certain questions.
    Sky is asked when is the best place to enjoy a drink.
    Keri Miller also gets asked how to approach a girl without seeming creepy.
    5 min
  • First alcohol-free weekend for Sky
    Another great morning with the team; Darren, Keri and Sky. Sky is on a journey to avoid alcohol for the entire month of June. This is his first weekend going without it. Everyone is hoping it goes well.
    Will he make it?
    3 min
  • Amazulu's CAF entry makes Sky give coach Benni McCarthy #DKSApproved stamp
    #DKSApproved is the segment where we get to give a stamp of approval to something we really support or love right now.
    After McCarthy was able to get the team into the CAF Champions League, after only one win in seven matches, Sky certainly has full faith in the strides that AmaZulu will make under the leadership of McCarthy. AmaZulu will represent South Africa in the next edition of the marquee African club competition with champions Mamelodi Sundowns.
    Keri gives her stamp of approval to the Zululand Conservation Trust, among the good work hey do for animals they also have a rhino orphanage.
    Darren gives his stamp of approval to the new SANBS labs in Mt Edgecombe
    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.