Stacey & J Sbu

Stacey and J Sbu sat down with 14-year-old Glenwood native Jasmine to discuss her Big Walk Anthem entry for the Suncoast East Coast Radio Big Walk.

Jasmine shared thoughts about her journey into music including her passion for poetry.

If you missed it live, this is what went down!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu heard from a listener who confessed to having a rather... unusual relationship with his neighbors.

For years, he's been waving at his neighbours every morning, but here's the kicker: he has no idea what their names are! Stacey, J Sbu and Nicholas Tatham looked at why we often struggle to connect with those closest to us (in proximity).

It's the first week back at school and the excitement is palpable for both parents and students.

Stacey Norman hit the ground to chat with bright-eyed Grade 1s, discussing everything from favorite doughnuts to future aspirations. From aspiring soccer players to artists, these kids spill the beans on their school experiences and dreams.

As Valentine's Day approaches, Stacey and J Sbu from East Coast Radio sparked a lively debate on the relevance of this romantic holiday. They questioned whether Valentine's Day has become too commercialised and if the pressure to celebrate has become overwhelming.

KZNers showed a mixed bag of opinions. Some were indifferent, while others were passionate about cancelling the holiday altogether. However, many were keen to keep the tradition alive, but with a twist - celebrating self-love, friendship, and singlehood.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu received a somewhat worrisome voice note from Robyn. While using her fiancé's iPad, she noticed something on his notes app. Robyn's partner recycled a birthday message from his ex, and she found out.

She asked Stacey and J Sbu if she should let it go or address it. Here's what KZN had to say...

*Every Thursday, Stacey and J Sbu hear confessions from YOU, share them on the radio and hope they can help make Mzansi a better place.

To gain some insight into 2025 Stacey Norman and J Sbu sat down with renowned psychic Gerald Burger, also known as "Die Siener" (The Seer).

Gerald's predictions for 2025 were nothing short of astonishing. From warning of a potential new COVID strain to forecasting a major improvement in South Africa's electricity situation, his visions left us all eager for more.

What really caught our attention were his personal predictions for Stacey and J Sbu. For Stacey, Gerald foresaw a year of new opportunities, particularly in the realm of education. He also hinted at a mysterious "child" - but was it a literal prediction or a metaphorical one?

As for J Sbu, Gerald revealed a private family matter that had been resolved, much to J Sbu's relief. He also cautioned J Sbu to take care of his health, particularly his lungs.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu spoke with KwaZulu-Natal Cogta Spokesperson Senzo Mzila to get the down low on the inclement weather in the province.

Mr Mzila noted a number of road incidents and added that KZN Cogta teams are on the ground monitoring the situation.

"The important thing is to stay up to date by listening to shows such as yours," he said.

He explained the severity of receiving a level 8 weather warning and noted that information is power. It's important to research your area and weather before you travel.

Stacey Norman visited Salt Slab, a new barbecue spot in the Midlands.

Owner and pitmaster Mike, a barbecue aficionado with 18 years of experience, had brought authentic Texas-style barbecue to KZN. With its mouthwatering smoked meats and picturesque setting, Salt Slab was a must-visit destination for foodies.

Stacey reviewed her experience, highlighting the tender meats, flavourful sides, and welcoming atmosphere.

'Tis the season to be jolly! What better way to get into the holiday spirit than by visiting the Durban North Pole, a house in KZN that's transformed into a festive wonderland with stunning Christmas lights?

Every night from 7 pm to 9 pm, Sunday to Thursday, and 7 pm to 10/11 pm on Friday and Saturday (weather permitting), the Durban North Pole comes alive with a dazzling display of lights that's sure to mesmerise visitors of all ages.

The best part? Admission is free! However, donations are welcome, and proceeds will go to an orphanage in Welbedacht.

The Durban North Pole is located at 27 Somerset Drive in Umhlanga – it's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to get into the holiday spirit.

As the owners of the Durban North Pole so aptly put it, "ECR is the reason we started!" Inspired by the ECR Big Switch in 2006, they've been lighting up the night for their community ever since.

So why not visit and experience the magic of the Durban North Pole for yourself?

It's that time of the year again – the Litchi Harvest is back and it's bigger and juicier than ever! From 20 to 30 December, head over to KZN's original litchi-picking farm and indulge in a day of fun, food and fantastic litchis!

Imagine strolling through lush green orchards, surrounded by the sweet smell of ripe litchis.

As you wander, you can pick and eat as many litchis as you like – and take some home, too! With no limit on how many you can eat, this is a dream come true for litchi enthusiasts.

Your ticket includes a scenic tractor ride through the orchard. When you need a break from all the litchi-filled fun, you can grab a bite to eat from the food stalls, which offer a variety of delicious treats, including Halaal options.

So mark your calendars for 20 to 30 December and get ready for a litchi-tastic adventure! Don't forget to stop by the Farm Stall to pick up a 2kg bag of litchis to take home.

When: 20 to 30 December (Closed on 24 and 25 December)

Time: 8 am to 3 pm daily

Where: Litchi Harvest, Sheffield Beach Road

Tickets: R120 to R160 per person (depending on the quantity of litchis you take home)

Contact: Instagram, Facebook or WhatsApp 071 276 9959 for more info.