East Coast Breakfast

From “this meeting should have been an email”, to “I’m Running late” – What’s an emoji we need but don’t have? East Coast Breakfast has put together a list of emojis that society really needs! Webpage

Darren chats with the KZN MEC of Social Development about the inspiring journey of the KZN Integrated Youth Development initiative and its life-changing impact on young people across the province. Webpage

This week, Darren tried to order from Rocomamas in Gaborone, Botswana - the best Rocomamas in Africa.

Tshepiso & Tinkerbell gave him the best service before realizing he's way too far.

Take a listen to how it all ended. Webpage

This week, we’re crossing borders and breaking ground with Wayne Pieterse, who joins us all the way from Gaborone, Botswana!

From traveling across South Africa to laying the foundation for a growing nation, Wayne’s story is nothing short of inspiring. As a construction expert, he’s literally building Botswana - one brick at a time.

But it’s not just about the structures; it’s about the vibrant cultures, unique experiences, and endless opportunities he’s discovered along the way.

Take a listen to the full interview. Webpage

News Just In: South Korea is suing South Africa for the name "Bunny Chow"! We spoke to Reshma Naidoo who clarified the situation and requested new name suggestions.

KZN sent in their voice notes, and it's clear that most weren't happy. Take a listen!

PS. You've been April Fooled! Webpage

Conrad Koch & Chester Missing joined Darren and Carmen to speak on their love for Durban, and the upcoming Kings & Queens of Comedy show.

Listen to the full interview. Webpage

Leon Geeringh and his wife Candace joined Darren to speak about how their R1 million win will change their life.

Leon also shared his charity of choice, which will receive R125,000 in change, and it's Epworth Children's Village.

Take a listen to the full interview. Webpage

Trevor Gumbi joined Darren Maule bright and early to speak on the upcoming Kings & Queens of comedy, and how he got his start in comedy.

Take a listen to the full interview. Webpage

Recapping the journey of 'A Million and Change'. We kicked off A Million & Change with one goal: to make one South African R1 million richer.

From the moment we made the announcement, the competition took over. Listeners answered questions religiously every day, hoping to secure their shot.

Some of you became full-time strategists, setting reminders, double-checking your answers, and even manifesting your win (we see you, vision board creators).

And now - weeks later - we finally have a new Millionaire! Webpage

Here it is. The moment the winner of “A Million & Change” - the biggest radio giveaway of 2025 - was announced. “A Million & Change” isn’t just about the lucky listener who takes home the million rand, it’s about the ripple effect. The winner will also get R125,000 to donate to a charity of their choice, proving that real change doesn’t just stop at your bank account. Webpage