5 Breakfast

What does your favourite chip flavour say about your personality. The team has a massive laugh about Potato Chip Star Signs.  

Never Count Yourself Out For A Miracle: Dan and Xoli chat with Silver Medal Winning Olympic Surfer Bianca Buitendag on her return from Tokyo. 

The Melkbosstrand High-School Choir sings their own version of the 'Get Vaccinated' Song.

Dan chats with Breast Cancer survivor Sam Steward who was diagnosed at the early age of 27. She describes the impact of being so young and being given 6 months to live while the rest of her friends were just trying to cope with their first jobs. She also encourages all women, no matter how young, to go have themselves checked as it can really help to save lives.

Dan gets an urgent call from Andre the creative producer of 5FM who tells him he needs a haircut desperately for an important meeting after the show. The only person who can do it is Nic Erasmus, the only thing is Nic has never cut hair before, the results aren't pretty.

The team have a laugh at some of the ridiculous things that women have heard men ask or say about women's health with the hope of creating a conversation around women's health that is no longer taboo.

Dan chats with multi-award-winning SA Dance Pop artist Holly Rey. She talks about losing some of her performance fitness and the excitement of getting vaccinated and a return to live shows.

Dan chats with International pop sensation Betta Lemme who's latest track is aims to put queer love in the mainstream. Her new single 'Girls' galvanises women and all people regardless of their gender or orientation to live their lives and love who they love.

Stephanie Baartman and Marlee Van Der Merwe perform their incredible swing version of the 'Get Vaccinated' Parody song.

Dan chats with Clinical Psychologist Emily Knott about what draws people to conspiracy theories. Among other things it is based on a need for information, a need for safety and a need to connect.

Dan chats with our Anonymous Olympian who was at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. He sheds some light on athletes using Tinder in the Olympic Village as well as house parties and Gold Medal Mojo.

Are you finding work unstimulating, browsing social media overly much, not performing well anymore? Dan chats with workplace psychologist Natalee Holmes about a phenomenon known as bore-out which affects people all around the world. 

Dan chats with SA Hitmaker Kaien Cruz now based in Los Angeles in the US. She speaks about the difficulty of moving to LA during a pandemic and nearly getting screwed over by the LA Music Industry but still getting a hit album out despite it all.

Dan chats with Economist and PhD student at the University of Oxford, Rocco Zizzamia about what a 'Basic Income Grant' is, why government has proposed this and whether it is a realistic goal for the near future.

Dan wrote and performed a hilarious spoof of 'Complicated' by Avril Lavigne to encourage 35-49's to get their vaccine. Here are the lyrics: Chill out, what you stressing for? Get jabbed, we’ve all been vaxxed before, And if, we get herd immunity, you will see, We’ll get to go back to bars No more covid tests in cars And we really could be having fun, covid done Vaccines are best They&r...

Dan chats with Mbali Ndhlovu from 'Rebuild SA', a Facebook page with over 45 000 active particpants who are engaged in trying to mend the damage caused by the spate of looting and violence that left Gauteng and KZN ravaged this week.

Dan and the team share some of the reasons they love South Africa in an attempt to lift the spirits of the Nation.

Dan and the team chat with Social Justice lawyer Tanveer Jeewa about the deployment of the SANDF to help manage looting and violence in Gauteng and KZN. We ask her what they are and aren't allowed to do and who are they accountable to?

Dan catches up with Kate Wilkinson from Africa Check who dispels a couple fake news stories that have been doing the rounds during this time of Zuma related unrest. She also reaffirms the importance of fact-checking your news before sharing it.

Dan and the team chat with Dr Khanyile about mental health during a time of unrest.

Dan chats with Ziyanda Stuurman author of 'Can We Be Safe' about what it means to bring the military in to help enforce public policing.