Vic Naidoo (Archive)

Vic Naidoo called Kerina from Q & A Driving Academy in Durban North to explain to all of us, once and for all, what we should be doing when we approach a traffic circle. This is the definitive guide!

It's FriYAY and that means Vic Naidoo is back with your guide for what to watch on Netflix this weekend. We call it Watch Party! This week we talk about South Africa's biggest current reality TV series, 'Real Housewives of Durban' and we then we laugh at superheroes in 'Thunder Force'.

One airline in South Africa is allowing passengers to travel with under small dog under your seat. There are rules attached: It must be a small dog and it must be in a pet-friendly carrier bag under your seat. For some, this is the best news ever, while others say they definitely will not be flying with this particular airline.

16-year-old Talon did something he should not have done. He took his skateboard to school. And then disaster struck! Take a listen to how he tells the story and then listen to how his mom, Casey tells the story! See if you can spot what Talon blatantly left out of his version!

It's FriYAY and that means Vic Naidoo is back with your guide for what to watch on Netflix this weekend. We call it Watch Party! This week we get all cosy with a coming-of-age series called 'Ginny and Georgia' and then we go to Thailand for a real-crime thriller series called 'The Serpent'.

Vic Naidoo has a brand new game called the One-Second-Challenge and YOU would win R1000 at 13h45 every day. All you need to do is identify a song after hearing just one second of it. If you can't identify it, Vic is happy to do some negotiating with your prize money!

To enter: WhatsApp your name and 'One Second Challenge' to 061 792 9495.

The Ramdaz brothers, Vikshay and Vishekh joined Vic Naidoo for a catch up and a live performance.

Today on Local Live with Vic Naidoo: MADE is a Durban-based non-profit and community-driven organisation that actively creates a positive environment, by promoting Arts and Culture as a source for any artistically driven individuals to come together, use their talents and unique skills, and grow as artists. This song is dedicated to everyone who has been struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to their #ECRMoreMusicMarch performance right here.

Every Tuesday, Vic Naidoo will be opening up the studio and the airwaves (figuratively, of course) to the super talented musicians that can be found right here in our very own province. Today he spoke to Mzansi Arts Development Ensemble (MADE) MADE a Durban-based non-profit and community-driven organisation that actively creates a positive environment, by promoting Arts and Culture as a source for any artistically driven individuals to come together, use their talents and unique skills, and grow as artists. This is their story.

It's FriYAY and that means Vic Naidoo is back with your guide for what to watch on Netflix this weekend. We call it Watch Party! This week we go 'Behind Her Eyes' and then to an assisted living facility and a mafia boss in 'I Care A Lot'.