Ah, the thrill of the forbidden. You know, those things in your house that are just begging to be touched, but are strictly off-limits.

Like the expensive vase your aunt gave you, or the fancy kitchen gadgets your partner loves to use.

Let's be real, who hasn't been tempted to touch the "Do not touch" sign on the office aircon?

Or run their fingers over the '"Do not disturb" pillow in the living room?

It's like our brains are hardwired to want to touch the things we're not supposed to.

Of course, some things are genuinely off-limits and for good reason.

This Wednesday, we opened the Kiddies Hotline and asked the little ones of the province which cartoon character they would be and why. Before long, moms, dads, aunts, uncles and everyone in between started calling in!

From Scrooge McDuck to Patrick Star from Spongebob Squarepants, the grown-ups of KwaZulu-Natal could not resist sharing who they'd switch places with for a day.

Listen now!

Every Wednesday the little ones of our province melt our airwaves with their cuteness. It’s a chance for the kids of KZN to share something with us.

This week Aunty Stacey and Uncle J Sbu asked the kiddos of KZN what they would buy for R1 million and the littles, as always, did NOT disappoint.

All we know is the kids of our sunny province have some expensive taste!

If you missed it live, tune in.

Whether you're a thrill-seeking traveller who lives in the rush of almost missing your flight or you're just tired of spending hours waiting around the airport, the latest social media trend is sure to intrigue you. This daring trend involves arriving at your gate a mere 15 minutes before departure. Yep, you read that right, 15 minutes!

The theory goes that you can breeze through security and board your plane just in the nick of time, all while avoiding the tedious wait at the airport.

TikTok users have been putting the airport theory to the test, with some impressive (and not-so-impressive) results.

J Sbu recently put the theory to the test and Stacey wasn't too impressed. Here's what they had to say.

Ever wondered what happens when you let kids take over the airwaves?

Every Wednesday, we throw our adulting hats away and hand the mic to the under-18s. Kids, unscripted and unrehearsed, share their unfiltered thoughts and hilarious stories with us via voice notes and it's nothing short of adorable chaos.

This week, Stacey and J Sbu asked the young ones to spill the beans on the funniest things their parents say. Prepare for giggles as you hear gems like 'You can't park a horse!' and 'Wushie Wushie'.

We've all been in a relationship that just can't seem to make up its mind.

One day you're together, the next day you're broken up, and a week later you're back on again.

While this cycle of breakups and makeups can be exhausting, it's actually more common than you might think.

According to research published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, a whopping 37% of cohabiting couples and 23% of married couples have experienced a breakup and then gotten back together with their current partner. That's a lot of people stuck in a cycle of uncertainty!

So why does this happen and what are the consequences of being in an on-again, off-again relationship?

The same research suggests that couples who experience breakups and makeup during the dating phase are more likely to continue this pattern into cohabitation and even marriage.

It’s not just a matter of "oh, we're just figuring things out". The reality is that on-again, off-again relationships are often marked by lower quality and more uncertainty.

In fact, couples who have experienced breakups and makeup report being less satisfied in their relationships and having more uncertainty about their future together.

What can you do if you're stuck in an on-again, off-again relationship?

According to Psychology Today, you can start by taking a step back and evaluating your relationship. Are you truly happy, or are you just holding on because it's comfortable or familiar?

Next, consider seeking support from a therapist or counsellor who can help you and your partner work through your issues and develop healthier communication patterns.

Finally, remember that it's okay to walk away if the relationship is no longer serving you.

It's better to be single and happy than stuck in a cycle of breakups and makeups.

Aunty Stacey and Uncle J Sbu opened up the Kiddies Hotline this Wednesday with a cute question for the kiddos of KZN.

From squawks and squeaks to deep laughs and puppy sounds, the little ones of the province did not disappoint!

Stacey and J Sbu also joined in with some weird and wild sounds they're capable of making.

If you missed it live, listen in!

At the age of 75, Iain Buchan has proven that age is just a number by completing the gruelling Ice Marathon in Antarctica.

This incredible feat was not just a personal challenge, but also a testament to Buchan's dedication to promoting early childhood development through the Unlimited Child initiative.

The Ice Marathon, held in Antarctica, is considered one of the toughest marathons in the world.

Runners face extreme temperatures, ranging from -10 to -12 degrees Celsius, and a challenging terrain that's similar to running in soft sand.

The course consists of four loops on a 10.5km track, with aid stations providing essential rest points for runners to refuel and hydrate.

Buchan's daughter, Wallis Watt, who also ran the marathon, described the conditions as "very energy-sapping due to the give in the snow".

Despite these harsh conditions, the family demonstrated remarkable resilience, completing the marathon alongside 62 runners from around the world.

The marathon was not just a physical challenge, but also a mental one. Watt recalled that the runners found motivation in the natural beauty surrounding them.

"There was so little to distract us, so we focused on small things like the glittering snow and the million shades of blue in the sky."

Buchan's finish was particularly memorable, as he coincidentally completed his final lap with his family. "My dad was finishing his third lap at the same time that Ken [Watt] and I came through the finish," Watt explained. "Ken grabbed the South African flag, and we ran through the finish together."

This extraordinary achievement follows the family's history of taking on extreme challenges, from conquering mountains to trekking across the South Pole, all in support of the Unlimited Child's mission.

To date, this non-profit organisation has already impacted more than 2 million children across Southern Africa and Yemen, training more than 12,000 practitioners and empowering nearly 6,000 Early Childhood Development centres.

This Tuesday, Stacey Norman and J Sbu asked the people of KZN to vent about the worst things that have happened to them today.

You did not disappoint with your stories and we kind of felt a bit better about our day after hearing some of these awful happenings.

As things go in KwaZulu-Natal, we heard A LOT of vervet monkey-related stories.

If you missed it live, tune in to hear what YOU had to say.

Stacey Norman shared a story about her sister and her ability to hold a grudge for what seems like forever (gasp).

After hearing this story, J Sbu got a tad bit curious about grudges and how long people actually hold one.

They asked the people of KZN what the longest grudge they've ever held is and why. Here's what you had to say...