5 Drive

The New York Times has released a list of the Top 100 Movies of the 21st Century. The team plays a game of Movie Bingo to see who can guess the most correct answers of which movies made it to the list. You may be surprised which movies made it on!

In a heated Great Divide, ahead of Christmas Day, the team asks, is it better to keep things traditional or change it up? 

Between Yanga and Zanele, they managed to convince a listener who called in to break up with his girlfriend. Aside from radio presenter intervention, what are the reasons people break up these days? 

Bafana Bafana is set for their first match in AFCON 2025 and looking good for a promising performance. Considering how we used to cry big tears over them, what a comeback! Who else potentially had the best comeback of all time? 

Up the Creek festival is on the way and Jeremy Loops is now a co-owner and headliner! The team checks in with how his prep is going as well as taking a little tour through his music so far. 

Donald Trump has put up the Walk of Fame of American presidents - but, he disses the ones he doesn't like! With Christmas right around the corner and your annoying family along the way, what is your diss track caption for them? 

In a world with so much ingenuity, what do you believe is the invention that you could not do without?

Jude introduced his girlfriend to his friends last night. This leads the team to ask, "Which is more important; your friends liking your partner or your family liking your partner?"

Before Janu-Worry comes the activities that lead to empty wallets. The team checks in with whether you are making it. 

Zanele felt very confident in her performance on Brain Buster - so much so that she bet on buying the team lunch if she lost! Unfortunately, she was not successful leading the teams to anticipate full tummies. 

The team gets heated in the Great Divide where the question is, "Do you take work with you on holiday?" 

Zanele recently took a flight with a lot of turbulence which leads her to ask people for their scary flight stories. 

Zanele has a strategy for dealing with unenthusiastic shop assistants. How do you deal with poor service in the shops? 

It’s Brain Buster ! We give you a letter and seven categories — and you have just 30 seconds to name items in each category that start with that letter. Quick thinking, fast fun, and plenty of laughs — can you beat the clock?

On a scale of 1 to 10, how sensitive are you — really? Is it thick skin or tender heart? We unpack emotions, triggers, overthinking, and how sensitivity shows up in relationships, friendships, and everyday life.

Do you talk to yourself out loud — and when did you realise you do it?  From motivational pep talks to full-on arguments with yourself, we unpack the moments it hits you that you’re having conversations… alone. Is it normal, helpful, or a sign you’ve been working too hard?

Khekheleza means pretending to be busy at work when you’re actually not — just passing time  So… how do you khekheleza at work? We talk sneaky tricks, fake seriousness, scrolling strategies, and the universal art of looking productive when there’s nothing to do.

A bra that only opens with your partner’s fingerprint — would you wear it?  And men, would you actually buy this for your woman? We debate trust, control, romance vs red flags, and where innovation crosses the line. Is it next-level security or just too much?

You go out with a friend who’s splurging all night and even buys you shots. The next day, they ask to borrow money — would you lend it, and why?

2026 is coming — but what is it really for, and what does it rhyme with in your life? Let’s hear your take.

Jude speaks all things sports. 

It’s Brain Buster ! We give you a letter and seven categories — and you have just 30 seconds to name items in each category that start with that letter. Quick thinking, fast fun, and plenty of laughs — can you beat the clock?

The DA finds itself at war as John Steenhuisen is grilled over allegations of personal spending on a party credit card — including e-hailing food orders — and a reported R150k debt. We break down the claims, ask how it could get to this figure, and debate the big question: is it even possible to spend that much on food, or is there more to the story?