5 Drive

In this game, contestants are given a letter and have 30 seconds to name an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something found in nature, all starting with that letter. The contestant who shouts the most correct answers within the time limit wins, making for a fast-paced and fun test of quick thinking and creativity.

Nick and Tshepi Moji take on a fun challenge from the team: performing the Single Ladies dance routine at every 5 km mark during their Balwin Half Marathon. Will they keep up with the running… and the dancing?

Jude sits down with Hugo Broos to get his insights on the Brazil vs. Argentina matchup, breaking down the tactics, key players, and what to expect from this exciting clash.

Nick creatively incorporate song lyrics into a live traffic bulletin—sometimes even delivering it in front of the artists themselves as a surprise.

In this game, contestants are given a letter and have 30 seconds to name an actor, a flavour, a job, a movie title, a country, a noun, and something found in nature, all starting with that letter. The contestant who shouts the most correct answers within the time limit wins, making for a fast-paced and fun test of quick thinking and creativity.

When Doja Cat recently opened up about her strained relationship with her father, Dumisani Dlamini, it reignited a deeply personal and complex conversation that many can relate to: the impact of absent parents. Do absent parents deserve a second chance to be part of their children’s lives?

When Doja Cat recently opened up about her strained relationship with her father, Dumisani Dlamini, it reignited a deeply personal and complex conversation that many can relate to: the impact of absent parents. Do absent parents deserve a second chance to be part of their children’s lives?

At Gordon Ramsay’s newest restaurant, the old adage “the customer is always right” is officially off the menu. Staff are encouraged to stand their ground—even respond if guests get rude—flipping the usual power dynamic. So, let’s put it to the test: imagine you’re in an argument with a waiter or waitress, and then you realise you’re actually in the w...

At Gordon Ramsay’s newest restaurant, the old adage “the customer is always right” is officially off the menu. Staff are encouraged to stand their ground—even respond if guests get rude—flipping the usual power dynamic. So, let’s put it to the test: imagine you’re in an argument with a waiter or waitress, and then you realise you’re actually in the w...

At Gordon Ramsay’s newest restaurant, the old adage “the customer is always right” is officially off the menu. Staff are encouraged to stand their ground—even respond if guests get rude—flipping the usual power dynamic. So, let’s put it to the test: imagine you’re in an argument with a waiter or waitress, and then you realise you’re actually in the w...

What’s the one random thing you always take a picture of the moment you arrive somewhere? If we scrolled through your camera roll, what would your travel photos reveal about you? From airport signs and hotel room snaps to street pics, bathroom selfies, and even random animals—we unpack the little habits that say a lot about how we experience our journeys.

These days, concerts are just as much about capturing the moment as they are about living in it. But when artists like Jill Scott ban cellphones at their shows to encourage real connection and presence, it raises a bigger question: are phones ruining the live experience? And is it fair to restrict them when fans have paid for their tickets?

What’s the one random thing you always take a picture of the moment you arrive somewhere? If we scrolled through your camera roll, what would your travel photos reveal about you? From airport signs and hotel room snaps to street pics, bathroom selfies, and even random animals—we unpack the little habits that say a lot about how we experience our journeys.

What’s the one random thing you always take a picture of the moment you arrive somewhere? If we scrolled through your camera roll, what would your travel photos reveal about you? From airport signs and hotel room snaps to street pics, bathroom selfies, and even random animals—we unpack the little habits that say a lot about how we experience our journeys.

These days, concerts are just as much about capturing the moment as they are about living in it. But when artists like Jill Scott ban cellphones at their shows to encourage real connection and presence, it raises a bigger question: are phones ruining the live experience? And is it fair to restrict them when fans have paid for their tickets?

We're putting your unsuspecting neighbors, friends, even strangers, to the test. We're prank calling them live, and the on-air team has to convince them to do something wild.

Jude sits down with Theo Erlangsen to dive into the world of freestyle mountain biking. From tricks and training to adrenaline-packed adventures, discover what it takes to ride at the top of the game.

Zanele takes on a fun challenge from the team: snapping a picture with a blooming cherry blossom tree while exploring Japan. Will she strike the perfect pose under the blossoms?

Join us as kids hum their favourite songs and see if the team and our listeners can guess what they’re singing. Fun, playful, and full of surprises!

Jude share insights about the FPL.

Do you care whether the attention you’re getting is positive or negative—or does it not matter as long as you’re being noticed? We unpack the idea of attention in today’s world and whether any spotlight is good spotlight.

Saw someone littering—what did you do? Stay silent, speak up, or just walk away? Let’s talk about it.

Saw someone littering—what did you do? Stay silent, speak up, or just walk away? Let’s talk about it.

Saw someone littering—what did you do? Stay silent, speak up, or just walk away? Let’s talk about it.

We start a story with a single sentence, and our listeners take it from there! Each day, one listener gets the chance to add the next sentence, continuing the tale in their own style. Genres can range from romance, comedy, thriller, drama, to horror—anything goes! By Friday, the full story is revealed, featuring contributions from our creative listeners and the Drive Team.