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  • Rugby Kaans’ take on the flypast and score prediction
    Westley, better known as @rugby_kaans, is a passionate South African rugby fanatic and social-media personality.

    Known for his colourful, humorous and unapologetic takes on the game, he brings the passion, banter and emotion of rugby to life for thousands of fans online.

    Darren, Sky and Carmen caught up with him ahead of the game to get his thoughts on the controversial flypast during the Springbok vs All Blacks game at the DHL stadium last week — and, perhaps more importantly, to find out who he thinks will come out on top this weekend at the FNB stadium, and by how much. Webpage
    4 min
  • Darren calls Airlink pretending to be a passenger
    There will be no Airlink flyover ahead of the Springboks-All Blacks clash in Johannesburg on Saturday after the airline withdrew its application. If you missed it on East Coast Breakfast … Darren Maule phoned airlink and pretended to be a passenger to find out why his flight was cancelled, but he had no booking reference – Have a listen on ecr.co.za, select East Coast Breakfast! Webpage
    3 min
  • The 2 most hilarious calls Darren took as a receptionist.
    This week Darren Maule spent one hour as a receptionist at Mount Edgecombe Country Club - And he is a changed man! According to Darren, It was one of the most amazing mornings, and he has gained so much respect for all receptionists.
    Adding: "The next time you call a company and a receptionist answers, be nice to them - They juggle a lot!"
    Darren received thousands of calls - But these two were the funniest of the bunch! Webpage
    8 min
  • Darren Maule got hired as a receptionist... BIG mistake!
    Darren Maule has a new job. Sort of. There was an interview, a CEO, a receptionist named Thandeka… and then things started going horribly wrong.

    On Monday afternoon, Darren officially began his journey behind the front desk, where he discovered that answering a phone is apparently more complicated than it looks. Let's just say the people of Mount Edgecombe may want to prepare themselves. Webpage
    14 min
  • Interview: KZN mother in agony as daughter still unaccounted for after Nepal floods
    A Durban mother is living every parent’s worst nightmare. Linda Govender’s 33-year-old daughter, Terricia, is among four South Africans missing after devastating flash floods struck near the Nepal-Tibet border.

    Terricia had travelled alone from South Africa to take part in a spiritual pilgrimage to Mount Kailash. Now, her family is desperately waiting for any news that she is safe.

    Speaking to Darren, Linda shared the heartbreaking moment she realised her daughter was missing, saying: “We never expected this… but not for this, Darren, not for this.”

    As the search continues, Linda and her family are holding onto hope, prayer and the possibility that Terricia and the others will be found safe. Webpage
    8 min
  • Chad le Clos: ‘I found out my house burned down from a journalist’
    The most decorated athlete in Commonwealth Games history, Chad Le Clos, joins Darren, Sky and Carmen for a conversation that goes far beyond the pool. Chad opens up about losing his apartment in a devastating fire at the height of his success, how he rebuilt, what brings him joy away from medals and stopwatches, and why he now wants children. Webpage
    14 min
  • We say goodbye to Dolly Parton
    Darren, Sky and Carmen pay tribute to the legendary singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist Dolly Parton, who has sadly passed away. Webpage
    2 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.