5 Breakfast

In this episode, Nick Chats to mortician Dennis Zondo. Nick Goes Inside explores taboo, misunderstood and unusual jobs, lifestyles and life choices. Guests answer one simple question honestly: what’s it really like? Stories are shared without judgment, filters or clichés. The feature replaces assumptions with understanding through candid first-hand experiences. Curious, huma...

Over the years, Safer Internet Day has become a landmark event in the online safety calendar. Starting as an initiative of the EU SafeBorders project in 2004 and taken up by the Insafe network as one of its earliest actions in 2005, Safer Internet Day has grown beyond its traditional geographic zone and is now celebrated in approximately 170 countries worldwide.

A chat to the head of redradio cedric wembe and one of the stations star presenters about why Redradio was started and what it would mean to the learners to participate in our classroom to country world radio day initiative.

Presented by Thabo, this segment delivers a humorous and unique take on the weird, wacky, and risqué news of the day. It adds a playful twist to current events, making news consumption entertaining.   HEADLINE: NFL star sues ex-wife over [BLANK] [BLANK] comments

Some hear a preacher of second chances. Others see a disruptor who thrives on chaos. A third group insists he’s a magician who knows where the crowd is looking; and where it isn’t.

This week, as we celebrate World Radio Day, we’re doing something special on 5 Breakfast; we’re handing the mic over to the future. Introducing Classroom to Country. A nationwide celebration of South Africa’s school radio stations, where young voices step out of the classroom and onto a national stage. Every day this week, a school gets two full minutes of national...

James Van Biljoen gives us the monday motivation for February.

Who learned early that inheritance is louder when styled, that a crown can be rented by the hour, and that being underestimated is the most profitable disguise of all?

The team battles it out on a game to see who remembers what happened this week.

So Florida had a proper cold snap... and suddenly people started seeing iguanas dropping out of trees like nature’s most confusing plot twist.   Here’s the key detail: when it gets cold enough, green iguanas basically shut down. They’re cold blooded (reptiles), so their bodies run on external heat. No heat? No movement. They go stiff, lose their grip, and fall. That&rsq...

This morning on 5 Breakfast, we’re joined in studio by one of the producers who helped shape the sound of South African pop and Afro-house over the last decade; Sketchy Bongo. After a five-year hiatus, Sketchy is officially back, kicking off a brand-new chapter with his album One26 On M and the lead single “No Getting Over You”, featuring the ever-smooth Jimmy Nevis. &n...

Xoli chats to Adrian Birrel - Sunrises Eastern Cape Coach about their third SA20 Win.

What happened on this day in history.

Who learned to fight without noise, to think without limits, and to love without a body, proving that presence doesn’t need permission from fists, facts, or flesh?

There’s fresh chatter about South Africa potentially age-gating or “banning” kids from TikTok and Instagram; and MyBroad- band went straight to digital law expert Emma Sadleir to ask: would it work here? Her answer is basically: Yes, it’s a good idea... but no, it won’t land unless we can actually enforce it. And that’s the key: a ban isn’t a vib...