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What high school sport were you good at? 🏅 Drop it now—and we’ll see if you missed out on millions! In this segment, we explore how sports in South Africa go beyond competition, shaping culture, entertainment, and big business.

Contestants are given a letter and 30 seconds to name as many things as they can in different categories including an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something in nature — all starting with that letter. The player who shouts out the most correct answers in the time limit wins. Fast thinking, quick talking, and lots of laughs guaranteed!

Cooking can be fun… until you look around and see your kitchen looks like a tornado hit it! Some people are “clean as you go,” tidying while chopping and simmering, while others dive in fully and tackle the mess only after the feast. In this segment, we explore the two styles and ask: which one are you?

Cooking can be fun… until you look around and see your kitchen looks like a tornado hit it! Some people are “clean as you go,” tidying while chopping and simmering, while others dive in fully and tackle the mess only after the feast. In this segment, we explore the two styles and ask: which one are you?

If you could go back in time and meet your 11-year-old self, what advice would you give? In this reflective episode, we explore the lessons, wisdom, and insights we wish we could share with our younger selves—and the moments that shaped who we are today.

Contestants are given a letter and 30 seconds to name as many things as they can in different categories including an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something in nature — all starting with that letter. The player who shouts out the most correct answers in the time limit wins. Fast thinking, quick talking, and lots of laughs guaranteed!

Cooking can be fun… until you look around and see your kitchen looks like a tornado hit it! Some people are “clean as you go,” tidying while chopping and simmering, while others dive in fully and tackle the mess only after the feast. In this segment, we explore the two styles and ask: which one are you?

In this fun challenge, kids hum popular songs while the 5 Drive team and listeners try to guess the song title and artist. 🎶 It sounds simple… until the humming starts! Play along and see if you can recognise the tune before everyone else.

We’re celebrating Yanga’s birthday in style! Join her loved ones and radio legends DJ Fresh and Duran Collett as they share laughter, and surprises in this special birthday episode.

We speak about the Lion King Song and it's meaning. The lyrics, written in Zulu and sung by the great South African composer Lebo M.

If you could go back in time and meet your 11-year-old self, what advice would you give? In this reflective segment, we explore the lessons, wisdom, and insights we wish we could share with our younger selves—and the moments that shaped who we are today.

There are F1 races in the Middle East, and Jude shares his insights.

Jude speaks all things FPL!

A special conversation with Msaki and Jesse Clegg as they talk about their exciting new collaborative project, the creative process behind working together, and what fans can expect from them in the future.

It’s a fun lyric quiz challenge with Msaki and Jesse Clegg joining the 5 Drive team! 🎶 From finishing lyrics to guessing songs, things get competitive as everyone puts their music knowledge to the test. Who knows the lyrics best?

In this fun challenge, kids hum popular songs while the 5 Drive team and listeners try to guess the song title and artist. 🎶 It sounds simple… until the humming starts! Play along and see if you can recognise the tune before everyone else.

A special conversation with Msaki and Jesse Clegg as they talk about their exciting new collaborative project, the creative process behind working together, and what fans can expect from them in the future.

A special conversation with Msaki and Jesse Clegg as they talk about their exciting new collaborative project, the creative process behind working together, and what fans can expect from them in the future.

From talking too loudly on the phone to standing way too close in a queue — strangers in social spaces can have some seriously irritating habits. In this segment, we unpack the little things people do in public that instantly get under your skin. What’s the one thing strangers do that irks you the most?

Contestants are given a letter and 30 seconds to name as many things as they can in different categories including an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something in nature — all starting with that letter. The player who shouts out the most correct answers in the time limit wins. Fast thinking, quick talking, and lots of laughs guaranteed!

From talking too loudly on the phone to standing way too close in a queue — strangers in social spaces can have some seriously irritating habits. In this segment, we unpack the little things people do in public that instantly get under your skin. What’s the one thing strangers do that irks you the most?

Football could soon see some changes. In this segment, we unpack potential updates to the rules of the game, what’s being proposed, and how these changes could impact players, referees, and fans.

Contestants are given a letter and 30 seconds to name as many things as they can in different categories including an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something in nature — all starting with that letter. The player who shouts out the most correct answers in the time limit wins. Fast thinking, quick talking, and lots of laughs guaranteed!

Should you be legally required to financially support your sibling if they can’t provide for themselves?  In this segment, we unpack the complex mix of family loyalty, cultural expectations, and personal boundaries. Is helping a sibling a moral responsibility, or should it ever become a legal one?

Should you be legally required to financially support your sibling if they can’t provide for themselves?  In this segment, we unpack the complex mix of family loyalty, cultural expectations, and personal boundaries. Is helping a sibling a moral responsibility, or should it ever become a legal one?