Stacey & J Sbu

Stacey and J Sbu tackled this week's Great Drive Debate: toxic family culture and whether you stay out of respect or leave to protect your peace. Stacey shared argument one focused on staying; family is everything and walking away often just passes dysfunction on to the next generation. J Sbu shared argument two for leaving, saying peace isn't negotiable and respect has to go both ways. Listeners...

Where are all the big boys? Stacey and J Sbu unpack Minenhle’s confession about dating preferences, as listeners weigh in on body types, attraction and where to find Durban’s big boys.

Is single life really better, or is being in a relationship worth it? Stacey and J Sbu put the question to KZN as listeners share the best and worst parts of being single, dating and being in a relationship. From freedom and sleeping alone to shared finances, companionship and growing together, the debate gets very honest.

At just 16, Shreeya Subbiah is already making her mark in South African cricket. She joins J Sbu and Nick Tatham to share her journey from the Chatsworth Cricket Hub to the SA Under 19 women’s team, the challenge of balancing school and cricket, and the advice she has for young girls chasing their dreams.

Stacey and J Sbu opened the lines to chat about taxi, bus and lift club rules in KZN and what all the unwritten codes are. J Sbu took Stacey on a journey to learn all about public transport in our beautiful province, and listeners joined in. From learning about not sitting in the front seat (unless you're a maths whizz) to making sure you know when to knock for your stop. Missed it? Listen in!

What makes someone a really good friend? We asked the kids of KZN, and their honest, heartfelt and surprisingly wise answers reminded us that kindness, loyalty and simply being there for one another never go out of style.

Stacey and J Sbu put their accent skills to the test with the viral TikTok Accent Challenge. From Irish to Australian and Scottish, the team delivers plenty of laughs as they try to guess and master some of the world's most recognisable accents.

Is littering simply a bad habit, or does it show a lack of respect for others and the environment? Stacey and J Sbu unpack South Africa's growing litter problem and hear what listeners have to say in this thought-provoking edition of The Great Drive Debate.

A couple in Kenya has captured hearts after finally tying the knot following 64 years together. Stacey and J Sbu unpack this remarkable love story and the timeless reminder that there's no deadline for love, commitment, or saying "I do."

Confused about AARTO? You're not alone. Stacey and J Sbu speak to Road Traffic Infringement Agency spokesperson Monde Mkalipi, who breaks down exactly how the AARTO rollout works, what happens when you receive a traffic infringement notice, how long you have to respond, when the 50% discount applies, and what could happen if you ignore your fine. If you're a South African driver, this conversation...

Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness leave the biggest impact. Stacey and J Sbu asked listeners to reflect on the people who've made a difference in their lives, from a security guard who offered hope during a difficult season to a cashier who quietly covered the last few rand at the till. These heartfelt stories are a reminder that gratitude costs nothing, but can mean everything. Who would yo...

When a company recalls a product, does it make you trust the brand more for owning up to the mistake, or less because the product should never have made it to market? Stacey and J Sbu unpack this week's Great Drive Debate and hear what listeners had to say.

Is it healthy to speak to your parents every day, or can being too attached to them damage a relationship? This week's Confession comes from an anonymous listener whose fiancé calls his parents multiple times a day and leans on them for almost every decision. She worries he's still emotionally dependent on them and wonders whether he'll ever put their relationship first.

On Wifey's Hotline, wives across KZN reveal the hilarious little things their husbands do that drive them crazy, from fishing every weekend to leaving socks everywhere. Stacey and J Sbu hear the confessions, put a few husbands on the spot, and discover that sometimes the smallest habits cause the biggest laughs.

Social media has made it easier than ever to stay connected, but is it also making us feel more alone? In this edition of the Great Drive Debate, Stacey and J Sbu unpack the growing loneliness epidemic, particularly among Gen Z, and ask whether social media is bringing us closer together or replacing meaningful human connection.

What would your car reveal if it could speak? Stacey and J Sbu explore funny driving habits, road rage, traffic, roadworks, bad drivers and the hilarious truths your car has witnessed.

Every husband has that story. Stacey and J Sbu asked husbands to confess the moment they realised their wife was right. From failed DIY projects and running late to hilarious marriage moments, these honest (and funny) relationship confessions prove that sometimes the best words a husband can say are, "You were right."

Stacey featured this week's Confessions, where Anonymous from Molweni explained how a saucy voice note meant for her partner ended up going to her boss instead. Listeners Caylee and another Anonymous caller phoned in with their advice on what she should do next. Missed it? Listen in.

Her hit Aweh, remixed with Cassper Nyovest, went double platinum, and she gave Wena Fela a stripped-back Colors performance. Stacey caught up with Lord Kez before her show at the Music At The Lake this Sunday. If you missed it live, listen in!

In this heartwarming and informative conversation, Stacey and J Sbu chat to two first-time Comrades Marathon runners with very different, yet equally inspiring stories. Durban's Brandon van Loggerenberg, 20, shares why he chose one of the world's most iconic ultra marathons to test his physical and mental limits. They also speak to Zaahida, a 42-year-old entrepreneur, mentor, wife and mother, who...

Stacey and J Sbu tackled Men's Mental Health Month, unpacking why men account for nearly 80% of recorded suicides in South Africa - a situation the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities has declared a national crisis. Men called in, sent voicenotes and messaged in to share what finally made them open up. Registered counsellor James Sturdee joined the conversation with practical...

A listener from Queensburgh shared that he went snooping on his partner's phone and found flirtatious messages. He asked whether to confront her and risk exposing himself or stay quiet. Stacey and J Sbu opened it up to listeners and the calls and voice notes came flooding in. While some asked him why he went looking, others told him to take some pointers from the flirtatious messages If you missed...

Stacey and J Sbu opened the Wifey's Hotline asking the ladies to share the things they do at home that would completely fall apart if they stopped. From invisible household tasks to the little things partners never notice, the wives had plenty to say. We even spoke to Debbie and her husband Brett live! If you missed it live, listen in!

Stacey and J Sbu opened up the tipping debate on Great Drive, should you tip because you want to or just to dodge the guilt?   Listeners weighed in on whether it's about ubuntu and supporting low-wage workers; or whether employers should simply be paying a fair wage. Missed it live? Listen in!

Stacey and J Sbu discussed a deeply concerning pattern of school violence in KwaZulu-Natal, after two separate incidents unfolded on the same Friday - a Grade 10 learner stabbed by two junior pupils outside school gates and a mass brawl in Northdale. With over 2 300 cases of violence, drug abuse, and gang activity recorded in KZN schools since January 2024, educational psychologist Sandile Radebe...