The Good Morning Breakfast show

We think this might be the most chaotic kids edition ever, and honestly? We are completely here for it. 😂

Your vote is your power to shape your community, your roads, your safety, and your future. If you’ve been wondering whether your single vote actually makes a difference—or if you just need a reminder of why showing up matters.

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Ahead of their massive EPCR Challenge Cup opener this coming Sunday, Good Morning Breakfast caught up with Cheetahs captain Neels Volschenk and towering lock Victor Sekekete.

The energy in the studio was electric as the boys shared their excitement for the European tour, but the real highlight of the morning was the locker-room banter that spilled over onto the airwaves.

Despite Victor standing at a towering 197cm (6'5"), his skipper casually revealed that he calls the massive forward... "Vicky." Yes, you read that right! It turns out no matter how intimidating you are on the rugby pitch, your team will always find a way to keep your feet firmly on the ground.

Match Details:

• 🗓️ Sunday, 18 October 2026

• 🕑 Kick-off: 2:00 PM (Local French Time) / 3:00 PM (SAST)

• 📺 Catch it live on SuperSport!

The Matric finals are officially here, and The Good Morning Breakfast’s Shandor and Margaret are sending the biggest wave of love and energy to the Class of 2026! 🚀✨

Right now, our matrics don't just need study guides—they need a whole village cheering them on. Let's make sure we are checking in on the students in our lives, keeping the coffee brewing, and keeping the vibes positive. 🤝❤️

Now, to the Matrics: we know it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, but we promise you there is life on the other side! Granted, we survived our finals a LOOOOOOOONG time ago (think: cassettes, dial-up internet, and zero social media), but we lived to tell the tale. 🦕😂

NAMPO ALFA Livestock, Hunting and Outdoor Expo kicking off this weekend at NAMPO Park in Bothaville (2–3 October 2026), The Good Morning Breakfast team caught up with the legendary Gerhard Steyn.

Gerhard will be headlining the "Afrikaans @ NAMPO ALFA" music festival this Saturday, 3 October. He has promised to sing all your favourites!!

South African icon Nataniël joined the Good Morning Breakfast team live in the studio this morning for an enlightening conversation that seamlessly bridged the gap between everyday frustrations and profound social justice.Ahead of his highly anticipated upcoming performances, the beloved storyteller and performer shared insights into his busy schedule.

He kicks off his latest tour with two exclusive shows in Bloemfontein on 22 and 23 September. From there, he heads to the historic Aardklop National Arts Festival in Potchefstroom, before wrapping up this leg of his tour in Welkom this October. Visit Web tickets for details.

While listeners can expect his signature wit and spectacular showmanship on stage, his conversation this morning took a deeply personal and reflective turn. Nataniël masterfully paired seemingly mundane local issues, like the state of our potholes, with a larger conversation about social justice and accountability.

He candidly admitted that these systemic issues were things he cared far less about in the past. However, his outlook changed completely when he became a godfather. This pivotal role ignited a fierce sense of responsibility within him. He revealed that he now feels a profound duty to protect the world and demand better accountability to ensure a safer, stronger future for the next generation.

With the highly anticipated Currie Cup final arriving in Kimberley this weekend, Suzuki Griquas head coach Pieter Bergh joined the Good Morning Breakfast team to share an exclusive inside look at the champions' camp.

As the squad prepares to defend their hard-earned title against a fierce Pumas team, Coach Bergh made their mandate crystal clear: "dit gaan oor vertonings, nie verskonings nie" (it is about performances, not excuses).

We delve into the strategic adjustments following their dominant semi-final victory, the intense discipline required for playoff rugby, and how the team plans to channel the incredible energy of their home crowd.

The ultimate shower debate has officially divided the breakfast team. Apparently, there are two types of people in this world: those who actively scrub their legs in the shower, and those who simply rely on the natural flow of gravity and soapy water to do the job.

Shandor and Margaret went head-to-head on the Good Morning Breakfast Show this morning to defend their hygiene habits. To settle the score once and for all, good friend of the show Dr Kobus Erasmus (Dr K) weighed in with a medical perspective.

Which side are you on? Are you a leg washer or a gravity believer?

Griquas Captain Tiaan Lange dropped into the Good Morning Breakfast studio this morning to talk tactical focus, hometown support, and what it takes to defend the Currie Cup title this Sunday!

"Jy kannie in 'n Final speel as jy nie 'n Semi-finaal wen nie" - Tiaan Lange

With a massive semi-final booking against the Lions on the horizon, this is an episode no rugby fan can miss.

#CurrieCup #SuzukiGriquas #LionsRugby #GoodMorningBreakfast #RugbyPodcast

Ahead of this Sunday’s massive home semi-final clash at Toyota Stadium, Toyota Cheetahs stars Carel-Jan Coetzee and Tebogo Nkosi crashed the OFM studio. They joined Shandor Potgieter and Margaret Whitfield on the Good Morning Breakfast show to unpack the team's mindset, the intensity of playoff rugby, and why the Bloemfontein crowd will be their ultimate secret weapon this weekend.