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
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.
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…
International Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Day
Dr Leana Olivier explains how raising awareness and supporting expectant mothers can help prevent FASD, sharing real-world steps that families and communities can take.
Turning your thesis into a manuscript
Exploring the journey from thesis to book: His basically asking the question 'Have you completed your thesis and wondered how to transform it into a compelling manuscript?' This will serve as academic empowerment, which is especially meaningful in Heritage Month, where we are celebrating Cape heritage and scholarship.
International Physiotherapy Day - Dr Natalie Benjamin-Damons
Today is International Physiotherapy Day, a reminder of the important role physiotherapists play in keeping us active, independent, and above all...pain-free.
Tackling overdue credit
Tackling overdue credit judgments, not just debt, but showing how legal removal is possible. We will put emphasize on consumer empowerment: 'Why paying off debt isn't enough, and how to reclaim your financial freedom'
Heart Awareness Month
Ms. Shonisani Nephalama, a registered dietitian and Nutritionist, spoke more about Heart Awareness Month this September.
Empowerment as a lifestyle, not an event
With over 12 years’ experience in property, Kelly built her own business and launched a platform to uplift women from all walks of life. As September focuses on heritage and identity, Kelly emphasizes how empowering women and educating girls strengthens entire families and communities.
Conrad Ferreira from Tafelberg Furnishers in Paarl
Conrad Ferreira, Manager at Tafelberg Furnishers in Paarl spoke to Brad about their new Spring sales this September, on KC Drive.
Grammy-nominated, Stellar Award-winning artist, Calvin Bridges
Brad was joined by an icon from the US today; a true Gospel legend, Calvin Bridges. He’s a Grammy-nominated, Stellar Award-winning artist, celebrated around the world for his unforgettable music and ministry. With a career spanning over 30 years, he’s inspired audiences in more than 20 countries, and he continues…
The musical comeback with ‘Obsession'
Jarusha returns with her new single and shares how she balances her medical career with her passion for music.
Culinary education as a transformative lifestyle
Miranda shares how culinary training is shaping chefs of tomorrow, blending creativity with career readiness, and celebrating food as cultural heritage.
Women, leadership & renewable energy in South Africa’s future
As Heritage Month begins, Kirsten unpacks how our energy story can drive both sustainability and inclusivity, while opening opportunities for women in the green economy.
Breaking barriers in sport & business.
Tiisetso empowers women in sport, by creating opportunities for women to thrive across both sport and business. A Women’s Month highlight celebrating female leadership in a sometimes male-dominated sport.
New U.S. tariffs and their impact at home
Discussion on how U.S. tariffs threaten South African jobs in agriculture, mining, and automotive sectors, the debt crisis affecting 12 million over-indebted adults, and how local households are finding innovative ways (stokvels, side hustles, informal work) to cope. Making sense of the global-to-local economic link for listeners.
Lee Toerien – Cancer Survivor
Lee shares her powerful story of battling cancer, overcoming challenges, and spreading hope during Women’s Month.