Drive 959 with Glen Lewis, weekdays on Kaya 959, 15:00 - 18:00. Glen Lewis teams up with Skhumba Hlope, Kgomotso Meso, Angie Khumalo, and Ayanda Nyathi.
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English South AfricaMusic · ComedyAuthored by Glen Lewis, Skhumba Hlope and Kgomotso Meso
Let’s focus on what’s good for a change. We complain a lot, about the economy, the news, the chaos of life, but today, let’s flip it. What do you actually love about your life right now? It could be something big or small.
Scammers are cashing in on confusion ahead of the AARTO rollout. In this week’s ProTip, Barry Berman, CEO of Fines SA, helps us spot fake traffic fine messages and ghost fines doing the rounds. Learn how to identify red flags, verify fines safely, and protect your money and personal information.
In celebration of Bafana Bafana’s win last night, South Africa is beaming with pride as Bafana Bafana books their spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup! From the locker room to the nation’s heart, what song says “Bafana, we’re proud of you!”?
Be honest, how many times do you shower & brush your teeth in one day? How often do you change towels, bedding, pyjamas and gym clothes? Let’s talk nasty vs hygiene, the stuff you don’t always admit. From showers to gym clothes, towels to bedding, how often is ‘too often’…
How Do You Validate a Customary Marriage and What Can You Do to Avoid Proving It When It Ends? Customary marriages are recognised by South African law, yet many couples still face legal challenges when the relationship breaks down. In this episode, we unpack what makes a customary marriage valid,…
what's something you've started doing that's improved your life so much that you wish you'd done it earlier? Sometimes, it’s the little things that make the biggest difference. Today, we’re diving into those small daily habits that unexpectedly improved your life. What simple change had a big impact?
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for ProTip, practical advice from experts to make life a little easier and smarter. In this episode, we’re talking money management, specifically your credit score. Find out why spreading your debit orders throughout the month can help build a stronger credit profile, plus other…
If your 10-year-old munchkin self could see you today, what would they be proud of? What would surprise them most about your life now? This hour, we reflect on our journey, our growth, and the achievements our younger selves couldn’t even imagine.
This month on Global Swap, we headed to Lagos, Nigeria, to connect with The Upside on Radio Jusmen 105.7 FM, hosted by EDK. Broadcasting from the Oriental Hotel, the show blends Afrobeats, pop culture, and good vibes, giving us a taste of Lagos life, its sounds, its rhythm, and its…
do you live near a club, school, shopping complex or a stadium or an airport - what’s the one sound you hear often that’s become part of your life - or that just annoys you to your core? Noise is the unseen soundtrack of neighbourhood life, sometimes comforting, often intrusive…
Rise Mzansi, BOSA, and the GOOD Party have joined forces to contest next year’s local government elections, forming a brand-new political party called Unite for Change. The parties say they stand a better chance together, describing this as a historic move that could reshape South Africa’s political landscape. We spoke…
Friends can make or break you, they lift you up, or drain you dry. So today we need you to complete the sentence, "don’t be friends with people who…” Hear what listeners said and the questions that make bad friends.
It’s Wednesday, and that means ProTip, practical advice to make life smarter. Today, Wayne Duvenage from OUTA helps a listener tackle a traffic ticket for a car she doesn’t own, in a place she’s never even been. He gives next steps to take going forward in such a situation.
Time is our shared currency, yet lateness can strain trust, productivity, and relationships. Today, we ask: when is being late simply flexible and when is it downright disrespectful? Glen, Skhumba and Kgomotso also shared their time icks.
What’s your dog’s name and breed? How do you treat your dog now compared to the ones you grew up with? And if you’ve lost a dog, how did that loss hit you? Growing up, many of us knew dogs as outside pets, eating leftovers and guarding the yard. But…
The SIU has uncovered seven extraction syndicates operating at Tembisa Hospital, which together siphoned off over R2 billion from hospital funds. A central figure in one syndicate is Hangwani Morgan Maumela, nephew of President Cyril Ramaphosa (from a previous marriage). His network allegedly handled over R816 million via thousands of…
Every Friday, we’ll be asking kids the questions and instead of adults giving the answers, the kids get to tell us what they think.
26 Sep
9 min
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