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 Katleho Sekhoto.
Drive 959 Munchkins - Cool Dads: What’s Cool About Your Dad?
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. Let’s elebrate the legends we call Dad. Whether he’s your superhero, your comedian, or your quiet protector, every father has that one thing that makes him…
Drive Moment - Your Birth Story
Your life didn’t start with a selfie… it started with a scene. Maybe a hospital dash, maybe a home delivery, maybe a moment so dramatic it still gets retold at family gatherings. Maybe your mom was stuck in traffic, maybe your gogo stepped in like a pro, maybe you arrived…
Pro Tip - What Are Holiday Timeshares
For many South Africans, the idea of owning a guaranteed holiday sounds appealing. Timeshare allows consumers to secure annual vacation accommodation either through a traditional fixed-week system or a more flexible points-based model. Supporters argue it helps families plan regular holidays and hedge against rising accommodation costs. Guest: Gerald Mwandiambira…
Drive Moment - Kuyabekezelwa Emshadweni
Is there any truth to this saying in your Opinion? This sentiment is frequently used by elders, often to justify or overlook the misdeeds of their offspring. Should we continue to uphold this viewpoint, or is it time to let it go? Share personal or family stories regarding instances where…
Make It Make Sense - Inside The Billion-Dollar Business of Football Jerseys
Football regalia is big business. According to FIFA, global football merchandise generates billions every year, while Deloitte reports that top clubs can make over €100 million annually from kit sales alone. But it’s not just about money. Fans don’t just buy jerseys for style — they buy identity, loyalty, and…
Drive Moment - Football, Feelings, And Masculinity
We’re looking at how men express emotion differently depending on the setting. At a football game, tears, shouting, and hugging strangers are normal. Outside that space, emotional expression is often discouraged. Why is sport treated as a safe emotional release while real life is not? And what does that say…
Pro Tip - Property Deals Don’t Always Go Smoothly
Property transactions rarely unravel overnight. A deal that starts smoothly with a signed Offer to Purchase (OTP) and a paid deposit can quickly run into delays, disputes or outright collapse. And when that happens, one question matters most: who protects the buyer’s money? How quickly can they be recovered? Our…
Drive Moment - Family Over Everything, Every Household Has Secrets: “We Listen & We Don’t Judge”
Are you or someone in your family the one who knows all the family secrets? In a world where timelines have replaced living rooms and every thought can become a post in seconds, the idea of family privacy is shifting. We are living in a non-secretive era, where silence feels…
Drive Moment - FIFA World Cup 2026
For any football fan, the buildup to a World Cup is usually accompanied by feverish excitement and anticipation.This time, however, the feeling around the event does not quite seem to be living up to the billing. Across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, 48 teams will battle in a stretched new…
Drive Moment - Why Do They Need To Know That?
Yesterday, one of you asked … why are you being asked for your matric certificate when you already have sent the degree? Yoh. Make it make sense. And it got us thinking…how many questions on forms are actually necessary, and how many are just there out of habit? This also…
Pro Tip - The Longevity Gap: Aligning Your Health Span With Your Wealth Span
Life after work is no longer a short chapter but a long, unfolding horizon. As people live longer, retire later, and move through multiple career chapters, financial planning becomes less about a fixed finish line and more about flexibility, resilience, and choice. The real question is not when you stop…
Drive Moment - Tradition In Modern Times: Let’s Talk Polygamy In Modern Times
Polygamy is an ancient tradition that continues to be practiced today, though many are moving away from it. I am interested in hearing your thoughts on the subject. Do you believe Polygamy should remain a tradition that should be upheld, or do you feel it is sometimes used as a…
Drive Moment - Petty Crimes In Your Youth
What begins as experimentation or peer pressure can range from shoplifting and vandalism to underage drinking, fare evasion, or minor trespassing moments often dismissed in adolescence as “just kids being kids Young people who come into conflict with the law are often judged through the same lens as adults, yet…
Make It Make Sense - International Children’s Day: Department Of Education To Target Children’s Screen Time
Guest: Mari Payne - Deputy Managing Director and Senior Director Education And Programmes Sesame Workshop International South Africa. The DBE told parliament it is developing national guidelines on screen time for children aged 2 to 6, marking South Africa’s first targeted intervention on children’s digital exposure. How will they enforce…
Drive Moment - Childhood Games
Today on the Drive Moment we’re taking millennials back to childhood games. Before smartphones and WiFi, we played House using pure imagination but somehow certain friends always got certain roles. Maybe you were always forced to be the baby when you wanted to be the parent. When you played House…
Pro Tip - Employment Services of South Africa
South Africa continues to experience extremely high levels of unemployment, with the latest figures released by Statistics South Africa, the official unemployment rate stands at 32.7% in the first quarter of 2026. The high unemployment rate has increased pressure on government and private sector initiatives aimed at improving access to…
Drive Moment - Office Politics: Working Away from Home
According to Statistics South Africa, Gauteng attracts the largest share of internal migrants in the country. Approximately 4.5 million lifetime migrants (people residing in Gauteng but born elsewhere) live in the province. Roughly 28% of all South Africans who relocate across provinces do so for paid work, with Gauteng as…
Drive Moment - Is South Africa Truly A Safe Haven For All Practices And Has CONTRALESA Gone Too Far?
CONTRALESA has publicly criticised aspects of the burial and memorial practice linked to American actress Gabrielle Union, after reports that she placed her father’s ashes beneath a vine tree she planted in 2022 as a personal act of remembrance. In its response, CONTRALESA argued that the practice does not align…
The Global Swap - Africa day Edition - Namibia Unplugged: The Fresh AIR Experience
:It’s Africa Day, and the airwaves feel a little more alive than usual—like the continent itself is tuning in. For our Global Swap, we land in Namibia, where Fresh FM is setting the rhythm of modern urban life. We have FRESHFM’s DRIVE TIME SHOW Hosts, Chazz and Skrypt on the…
Make It Make Sense - International Museum Day
Last Monday marked International Museum Day- this year's theme focused on how cultural institutions act as vital bridges across social, geopolitical, and cultural divides to foster peace and understanding. The day is a global reminder of how important museums are in protecting history, culture, and identity. But in South Africa,…