East Coast Breakfast

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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • Benjie clinches the MasterChef Season 6 title!
    East Coast Breakfast chats to MasterChef South Africa Season 6 winner Benji about keeping his win a secret, beating close friend Candice, and the emotions of being crowned champion.

    He also shares what the MasterChef kitchen taught him and his plans for pop-up dinners and showcasing Northern Cape food producers. Webpage
    6 min
  • The iconic R50K cricket catch by Kaeden McAllister
    Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium was packed for the Fin Cup as the Sharks and Dolphins battled it out in front of thousands of KZN sports fans.

    But while everyone was watching the action on the field, Kaeden McAllister from Westville pulled off a one-handed catch that earned him R50 000. Webpage
    5 min
  • Busamed Hillcrest Hospital Manager unveils something BIG
    We chat to Shannon Lind Holmes, Hospital Manager at Busamed Hillcrest Private Hospital, about the hospital’s newly expanded ICU and High Care Unit.

    She shares why the expansion was needed, what the additional 10 ICU and 12 High Care beds mean for patients and families, and what makes Busamed Hillcrest different when it comes to delivering compassionate, specialised care. Webpage
    5 min
  • Sky brings Springbok legends to East Coast Breakfast
    Sky had a surprise for Darren & Carmen...

    He invited Springbok Legend Brent Russell and Springbok Future Legend Jordan Hendrikse into studio for an epic chat about the upcoming Fin Cup clash, Jordan's engagement and Brent's life before the fame! Webpage
    17 min
  • Tera Mtembu predicts a 40-38 Sharks win over the All Blacks
    Tera Mtembu joins East Coast Breakfast ahead of the historic Sharks vs All Blacks clash at Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium.

    The former Sharks player shares his thoughts on what the Sharks need to do to challenge New Zealand, the players fighting for positions, and what supporters can expect from the matchday atmosphere.

    Will the Sharks make history against the All Blacks? Listen to Tera Mtembu’s full preview and prediction. Webpage
    9 min
  • Chef Nokx Majozi Answers Your Cooking Questions
    How do you choose a dish that represent an entire country? Chef Nokx Majozi did that.. She joined East Coast Breakfast to talk about her new book, The South African Cookbook. Catch up at ecr.co.za, select East Coast Breakfast. PLUS, she answers some of your cooking questions! Webpage
    17 min
  • "God's been good" - Kwezi Ndlovu on finding her success
    Carmen Reddy chats with KZN actress Khwezi Ndlovu during Women’s Month, gifting her on air and discussing how fans most recognize her as Nobuntu from Umkhokha: The Curse, alongside Is’Thembiso.

    She reflects on living what she prayed for, but says the industry remains hard for women despite social media, requiring resilience and handling many rejections, including missing a role on The Queen. Webpage
    13 min
  • Sharks CEO on the new Logo and first rebrand in 30 years
    The Sharks have officially launched their first major rebrand in more than 30 years, marking the start of what the club calls its "next wave."

    East Coast Breakfast broadcasts live from Hollywoodbets Kings Park as Sharks Chief Growth Officer Michael Leslie and CEO Shaun Bryans explain the thinking behind the new identity, the meaning of the slogan "Black. White. Forever.", and how the rebrand aims to honour the club's rich history while building for the future.

    They also share what's in store for supporters, from new merchandise and lifestyle collections to their vision for the next generation of Sharks rugby. Webpage
    12 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.