East Coast Breakfast

This morning Sky Tshabalala is looking very dapper, ready for his first rugby in 18 months. He's having mixed feeling about the game and wants to absolutely no one going to watch him this weekend.

Take a listen at how Darren and Keri cheer him on

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Round 4 of Week 4 and we just finalised the tomorrow's semi-finalist squad with Siyavuya's win !

Barrie Speirs Kloof Senior Primary didn't make it to the second round but Marcus Van Staden Scottburgh Primary and Siyavuya Malusi Hillcrest Primary did.

Listen to how Siya knocks Marcus down in this round!

This morning we are reflecting the South Africa's state as a country presently. Secretary-General, Ace Magashule was given a suspension letter for corruption allegations by the President.

He wrote a suspension letter in return to the President for his alleged corrupt dealings.

Bafana Bafana also have a new leader in their midst.

All of this and more with banter in this podcast:

The full podcast of Keri's Couch with the author of the book who analyzes advertisements from the 2000s straight into this time right here. LLB graduate of University of Edinburgh and MA graduate in Cultural Reporting and Criticism from New York University. She writes about fashion, history, politics, race, gender, and books. Her work has been featured in The Guardian, The Outline, Timeline, Bookforum, The Rumpus, Quartz, Glamour, and The Daily Maverick.

In this podcast learn about her journey during lockdown writing this socio-political book critiquing television advertisements.

This is part 2 of Keri’s Couch with the writer of ‘It’s Not Inside It’s On Top – Memorable Moments in South African Advertising’, Khanya Mtshali.

In this podcast she critically describes the intention to go the route of writing about this particular industry. We have watched all sort of advertisements from the 2000s, we were young and clueless about the social, political and cultural climate in South Africa if it were creatively executed.

Learn about the angle that Mtshali used to analyze the advertisement and the significance of realizing the underlying messages:

This is part of Keri's Couch with the author of the book, 'It's Not Inside It's On Top - Memorable Moments in South African Advertising', Khanya Mtshali.

LLB graduate of University of Edinburgh and MA graduate in Cultural Reporting and Criticism from New York University. Khanya Mthsali is also a journalist and writer of It’s Not Inside It’s On Top – Memorable Moments in South African Advertising. The book takes you on a journey on South Africa’s journey with television advertisements and how they can be used to mark the particular cultural and social shift the country was going through in that moment.

Mtshali wrote her quirky and nostalgic book during lockdown and in this podcast she genuinely and graphically shares the difficulties she faced while writing the book. Looking at her journey with publisher, Tafelberg, she is grateful they believed in her idea and her book in such trying times

Find out how she moved despite the circumstances:

This week, Prof Tulio De Oliveira breaks down all the important information about the latest COVID-19 variant from India as they currently battle with a disastrous second wave of the virus.

Find this and more about the vaccine in South Africa here:

In today's #BINGOBALL some interesting discoveries are made. This is how the game goes:

They spin the wheel, pick a number and a letter, and answer the question.

We get to hear all sorts of things from parents with rage at their children's games to rich people problems to how Darren keeps the team together.

Get Fact'd with Darren Maule and in this episode it's everything you need to know about mullets.

Some interesting facts about mullets, since they're back in trend.

People in Kurri Kurri, Australia believe that the mullet originated in their town, so they decided to create a festival to celebrate it. Mullet Fest 2018 was held in the Chelmsford Hotel, and featured a contest for esteemed awards in categories such as “Junior Mullet” and “Best Mullet of Them All.”