Stacey & J Sbu

After being 'coerced' to attend a gathering she didn't really want to go to, Stacey Norman was left with a question that just wouldn't leave.

"What if you just don’t enjoy someone’s company? Like, not because they’re terrible, but because you just don’t vibe?"

J Sbu came to the rescue by asking the people of KZN what they would do in this situation.

Here's what YOU had to say.

Stacey and J Sbu wrapped up an electrifying week with our Spark Master Electrician, Trav Lloyd, on Valentine's Day!

From celebrating the spark in relationships to rewiring connections, Trav has been testing the love voltage of couples in KZN all week.

On Valentine's Day, we dove into Trav's adventurous breakfast, an impromptu pool dip, and his ideal date scenarios.

Did our spark test gauge Bridget and Trav's connection accurately, or did Cupid's circuit break down?

If you missed it live, here's what went down on the Day of Love.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu were in mid-conversation with Jailoshini Naidoo when Aunty Rumba made an appearance!

Before her iconic appearance, Jailoshini spoke about the show set to take place on Saturday, 22 February at the playTSOGO Globe.

Judging from Aunty Rumba's passion, it's going to be a night packed with laughter and performances you won't want to miss out on!

On the day before Valentine's Day, our Spark Master Electrician Trav Lloyd joined Stacey and J Sbu at their home away from home - Suncoast.

Trav tested the spark between Lisa and Dale. The couple have been together for a decade and we felt the electricity through our airwaves!

If you missed the moment live, we've got you covered. Listen in to hear what voltage our Spark Master gave this lovely couple.

Stacey and J Sbu along with their electrifying love expert Trav Lloyd, set out to test the spark between couples.

Today, Grant and Leigh stepped up for the challenge. After delightful chats and humour-filled questions, they showcased their lovey-dovey vibes and undeniable chemistry.

Despite a quirky hiccup with cell numbers, Grant's passionate plea and Leigh's romantic spirit earned them an impressive voltage level.

Ready to melt your heart?

In this special pre-Valentine’s Day edition of Kiddies Hotline, Stacey and J Sbu asked the kids of KZN about the top three things they love the most.

From adorable voice notes sharing heartfelt stories about family, friends, and even pets, to cheeky pleas for validation from Stacey and J Sbu themselves.

If you missed it live, catch up with the kiddos of KZN here!

Stacey Norman, J Sbu and Sports Lead Nicholas Tatham welcomed three-time Dusi champion, Christie McKenzie, to studio for an informative chat.

They discussed the ins and outs of the gruelling race from Pietermaritzburg to Durban. Christie shared details about her intense training regimen, her mental strategies to tackle the race, and her advice for newcomers.

Plus, with it being the Week of Love, we got the inside scoop about Christie's personal life and her plans for Valentine's Day.

On Day 2 of our Spark Test with Spark Master Electrician Trav Lloyd, Stacey Norman and J Sbu spoke with Candace and Fernando.

This lovely couple have been together for more than a decade and have four beautiful children.

After this Spark Test, we think baby number 5 may be on the way!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu along with Spark Master Trav Lloyd tested the love between Lindy-Rose and Orabile aka Mash.

The couple have been together since October and although they live in different provinces, the connection is strong!

In celebration of the Week of Love, Trav Lloyd put their spark to the test and this is what he had to say...

Stacey Norman and J Sbu chatted with two oncologists from Netcare Parklands Hospital to commemorate World Cancer Day.

This year’s theme is United by Unique. This theme is aimed at highlighting individualised, patient-centred care in the fight against cancer.

World Cancer Day noted that behind every diagnosis is a unique human story.

“Cancer is more than just a medical diagnosis, it’s a deeply personal matter,” their website reads.

This year’s theme looks at how fully integrating an individual’s unique needs with compassion and care can lead to healthy outcomes.

The campaign looks at various aspects of patient-centred cancer care and how a difference can be made in treatment. This a three-year campaign aimed at not just raising awareness but also taking action.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) projects that by 2050, there will be an astounding 35 million additional instances of cancer worldwide.