Drive 959 with Glen Lewis
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.
Pro Tip - Navigating The Online Space Safely for Parents & Young People
Today’s Pro Tip continues Monday’s conversation on children and online safety. After hearing that discussion, the Film and Publication Board reached out to add to what we spoke about. Nthabiseng May from the Film and Publication Board shares key advice for parents and young people on navigating the online space…
Drive Moment - Do You Care When Towns, Cities & Provinces Change Their Names?
South Africa is seeing a renewed wave of town, city and provincial name changes, driven largely by KwaZulu-Natal. With East London facing a name change and King Misuzulu pushing to drop “Natal”, do town and city name changes matter to you?
Drive Moment - The Greatest Love Song
In your opinion, what is the greatest love song of all time? Songs have been written about every topic under the sun. But some of the best ones have been about love. In your opinion, what’s the greatest love song ever? It could be from any genre, old or new,…
Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Customary Marriages & Property Rights
We unpack a landmark Constitutional Court ruling on customary marriages, property rights and prenups. Joined by admitted attorney Minenhle Khumalo, we explain what the judgment means, why customary marriages are fully protected in law, and how the ruling strengthens protections for women.
Drive Moment - Service Providers
Do you feel service providers sometimes get too familiar to secure tips or are we just overthinking it? Has a service provider ever made you feel uncomfortable by being too familiar and how did you handle it?
Pro Tip - Safe Transport Of Children In Public Vehicles
For today’s Pro Tip, we’re focusing on the safe transport of children in public vehicles. Xolani Fihla from the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department is clarifying what the law says about seatbelts, overcrowding, and the illegal transport of children, while urging parents and operators to put safety before convenience. JMPD also…
Drive Moment - How Would You Rate Yourself As A Partner Out Of 10 And Why?
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and while we often judge our partners, today we’re turning the mirror inward, how would you rate yourself out of 10 and why?
Drive Moment - You Can Only Pick Two
For today’s Drive Moment, we switched things up with a hypothetical game that got everyone thinking. No right or wrong answers, just instinct and honesty. Listeners had to choose only TWO: a dream home for free, R1 million in cash, bringing one person back to life, or restarting life at…
Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Car Payments
A recent Gauteng High Court ruling has clarified that even if a financed car is allegedly faulty, consumers must still pay the bank. We unpack why disputes sit with the dealership, not the financier, why the Consumer Protection Act doesn’t override credit agreements, and what buyers should do instead. We…
Drive Moment - What Are The Non-Romantic Things The Other Gender Does That You Find Attractive?
There’s a TikTok trend where women and men share the non-romantic things they appreciate about the other gender, from manners to mindset. We ask the listeners what theirs are
PRO TIP FEATURE
It’s Back to School and we’ve been hearing from parents who are frustrated about Grade 1 and Grade 8 placements, from system glitches to children being placed far from their neighbourhood schools. So for our Pro Tip this afternoon, we’re going live with Gauteng Department of Education spokesperson Steve Mabona
DRIVE MOMENT
You’ve passed matric, now what’s the next move? With the 2025 matric results officially released, we opened the lines to talk about life after matric. The conversation expanded beyond results, with listeners sharing advice, raising concerns, and reflecting on the realities facing the class of 2025 as they transition into…
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
Detox After the Holidays: Fad or Fact? After the festive season, everyone talks detoxes, fasts, and Dry January. But are these resets actually necessary, or just hype? We speak to registered dietician Mbali Mapholi to unpack
Drive Moment - Rate The Year 2025
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.
Drive Moment - Looking Back On 2025, What Was Your Song Of The Year?
What was your personal song of 2025, a track you connected with, re-discovered, or loved, not just the biggest hit worldwide?
Drive Moment - What Are Privileges We Often Overlook?
It’s the end of the year. Let’s reflect on the privileges we often overlook, the things that feel normal, until you realise they aren’t universal.
Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Private Colleges Under Fire
On Make It Make Sense, we break down the deregistration process facing Damelin, City Varsity and ICESA, what led to it, and what it means for students, qualifications and staff. Listener question: Are you or your child affected by this? How has it impacted you?
Drive Moment - What Falls Apart When Your Home Exec/Helper/Domestic Worker Goes On Leave?
It's December and as per normal our home execs are going on leave. When they go on leave what crumbles in your household?
Drive Moment - What South Africans Googled In 2025
Google has released its Year in Search 2025 report, revealing what captured South Africans’ attention throughout the year. From bargain shopping and politics to AI, education, travel and online gambling, the searches paint a clear picture of a nation curious, hustling and adapting to a fast-changing world. AI also stood…
Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Say Farewell To Spam Calls In South Africa
South Africans, we are constantly bombarded by spam calls, insurance, data deals, funeral policies, all day long. But the big question is: are spam calls finally coming to an end? Government has introduced a national opt-out registry and stricter POPIA rules, and today we’re joined by Phetho Ndaba, spokeswoman at…