KCDrive, Weekdays from 15h00 - 18h00
Brad and Sean J, drives you home in style with the best youth chats and coolest tunes that you love so much
Bianca “The Bird” Burt
Her new single Chasing Fireflies explores memory and wonder. We talk about her creative journey, what inspired the song, and how music can heal in turbulent times.
Stroke Awareness
Stroke is one of South Africa’s top killers, yet many cases are preventable. Sister Thembeka Shezi will walk listeners through how to spot stroke symptoms early and take simple steps to reduce their risk, no expensive gym or diet needed.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In Breast Cancer Awareness Month, many South African women are being diagnosed at younger ages and more aggressive forms. We talk about how to assess risk, the role of self-exams and mammograms, and why early detection can save lives.
Tafelberg Furnishers - Conrad Ferreira
Conrad Ferreira from Tafelberg Furnishers joins Brad live to talk about their big Verjaarsdagkarnaval.
Boland Summer Festival
Yoesrie Abrahams & Azhar Moerat talk about their popular 22-year-old Boland Summer Festival.
Right to Sight
Rising diabetes in Africa is increasing cataract cases, the leading cause of preventable blindness. Discussing access to cataract surgery, prevention, and the Right to Sight Trust’s initiative to perform over 1,000 free surgeries.
Tech Tuesdays
The good and bad of excessive screen time — how constant use of phones, social media, and laptops affects health, productivity, and relationships.
Gambling
Gambling in SA has doubled since 2017, with 65% participation and rising youth involvement. Exploring how gambling drives debt cycles and what can be done to prevent financial ruin.
Reneé Rowan Basel from South Florida
Brad speaks to Reneé Rowan Basel from South Florida. She’s a powerhouse vocalist and worship leader, known as the “Hump Day Hymn Lady,” and she’s just released new music with a message of hope.
Mushfiqoh’s journey
Mushfiqoh’s journey of surviving gender-based violence, raising four children, becoming a tech leader. Inspiring for Heritage Month: themes of resilience, leadership, youth mentorship, women in tech.
South Africa’s energy crisis
South Africa’s energy crisis has made rooftop solar a lifeline, for many households. But Eskom’s new registration rules and fees are raising concerns. Joining me now on the line is Dr Andrew Dickson, an energy and policy expert, talks more about why fees might discourage homeowners...and what fairer solutions could…
Britos Kuilsrivier
We’re turning up the heat for Braai Month! Brad talks to Schalk, store manager at Britos Kuilsrivier, about their sizzling specials, exciting competitions, and why Britos is your ultimate braai destination this season.
Tourism
Brad talks to Dr Niel du Toit, CEO of Go Sustainable Tourism, about how tourism in the Western Cape can balance profit, people, and planet, and why sustainable tourism matters for our future.
Britos Kuilsrivier
We’re turning up the heat for Braai Month! Brad talks to Schalk, store manager at Britos Kuilsrivier, about their sizzling specials, exciting competitions, and why Britos is your ultimate braai destination this season.
Maths education under pressure!
Maths education in South Africa is at breaking point guys...and the future of our children is on the line. Brad speaks with Expert, Greg Shapiro, Founder of the Bundi Foundation, about a free diagnostic assessment for Grade 7 learners that could change the course of their schooling. If you’re a…
Tech Tuesdays with Clinton Cupido
Today we’re looking at how artificial intelligence (AI) is not just a thing of the future, but already part of our daily lives...from what we ask our phones, to how businesses operate.
How the media we consume advertising
Environmental activist and researcher, Bradly Howland, looked at how the media we consume, especially advertising, can shape our views on climate change and why creative agencies are calling for a ban on fossil-fuel ads.
Spring of survival with Samantha Moyana
Samantha Moyana from National Debt Advisors joins Brad on the line to talk about how rising food prices are squeezing household budgets this Heritage Month, and how you can stay financially strong through (what they call) this ‘spring of survival.’
The Ebenezer Primary video and the legal implications
A video recently surfaced showing a father confronting, and assaulting, a learner at Ebenezer Primary after claims his own child was bullied. Brad talks to legal expert, Wilfred Moses.
Women’s leadership journeys in forestry
Khosi Mavimbela (Executive director of the Forest Sector Charter Council and director of She Is Forestry) focus on women’s leadership journeys in forestry, and with a title like 'Tools, mentorship, confidence, and breaking barriers in careers through shared stories'. We emphasize how listeners can support women’s leadership and mentorship in…