East Coast Breakfast

An unidentified submerged object (USO) is an unidentified object submerged in water. Carmen Reddy has been scouring the internet, and is convinced that this is the information we have been waiting for - are we alone? Webpage

We heard everything we needed to hear from our beloved Miss South Africa, Mia Le Roux when she spoke to us during Women's Month just a few months ago. Her passion and fortitude in creating awareness for the Deaf community has been more than inspiring. East Coast Breakfast was so sad to hear the news of her resignation from the Miss Universe competition. Read more here · Webpage

On Thursday morning, East Coast Breakfast marked World Diabetes Day with a special guest, Dr. Steph Osborn, an expert in hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Dr. Osborn joined us to answer listener questions about diabetes, including if it’s curable, and what symptoms to look out for. She also shared insights into how hyperbaric oxygen therapy can support diabetes management. Listen to the full conversation on the podcast at ecr.co.za, just select East Coast Breakfast! Webpage

On Thursday morning, East Coast Breakfast commemorated 164 years since the first arrival of Indians in South Africa with a conversation featuring Claudette Sigamoney, President of the Global Indian Organisation. Claudette joined Darren, Sky, and Carmen to discuss the unveiling of a new statue that honours the legacy, resilience, and contributions of the Indian community to South African society. Listen to the full interview on the podcast at ecr.co.za, just select East Coast Breakfast! Webpage

Season two of African Story Magic is here, and it is proudly brought to you by McDonalds Happy Meal Readers. Darren Maule featured Dr Gcina Mhlophe to share in the excitement.

Dr Gcina Mhlophe is a renowned author, storyteller and founding director of Gcinamasiko Arts & Heritage Trust. Her works have been translated into multiple languages, including Braille, and her theatre plays have been directed in the USA, UK, and Greenland. Webpage

If you missed the announcement on East Coast Breakfast on Wednesday morning, Season of Sharing is back! Join East Coast Radio for The Big Favour’s Pledge Day on 6 December at Gateway from 6am to 6pm. Every donation goes toward food hampers that feed families and grow sustainable futures. Call 087 087 9495 on the day (save this number) or visit ecr.co.za and click the Big Favour Tab to donate. Let’s keep “Feeding Smiles with You”! Webpage

This week, Carmen Reddy shared a picture of her car in a parking lot, but Darren Maule and Sky Tshabalala quickly commented on Carmen’s parking skills. Not only is she parked over the white line, but there’s enough space in front of her car to fit several full-grown elephants. Have a listen... Webpage

Did you miss the interview with Spud author John van de Ruit on East Coast Breakfast? What do you imagine Spud Milton’s life is like ten years after matriculating? Stuck in a quarter-life crisis, back at home with his parents, and resisting a chaotic school reunion with the Crazy Eight. Have a listen to the full interview on the podcast at ecr.co.za, select East Coast Breakfast! 🎧📚 Webpage

The owner of Humphrey, the famous "Dog in a Million" who went from being homeless to having his own life-size statue on the Umhlanga Promenade, joined East Coast Breakfast on Monday morning to share his inspiring journey. Humphrey, who was once abandoned, became a beloved ambassador for the Durban & Coast SPCA and touched countless lives. Although he has sadly passed away, his legacy lives on. Listen to the full story on the podcast at ecr.co.za, select East Coast Breakfast! Webpage

If you’re a football fan, this is for you! 📣 Sky Tshabalala welcomed Arsenal and France legend Robert Pirès to the show. He brought insights on the beautiful game, his time with the Gunners, and his thoughts on the current season. A true football icon! ⚽ Webpage