The Breakfast Express

In our “Making Lives Better” CSI campaign yesterday, we shared an earnest appeal from Kevin, who was in need of some warm clothes to face the cold weather...

As temperatures are cooling, seasonal flu is knocking on the door. We chat to Dr Diveshni Govender on the pros and cons of taking the flu vaccination. And, she’ll share some of the immune boosters, healthy foods and supplements you should keep handy this winter.

It’s Freedom Fridays where we celebrate those who have made an indelible mark in South Africa’s freedom and democracy. We chat to the chairperson of Radiocracy, Advocate Robin Sewlal

The legendary Wheel of Fortune is spinning onto your screens. We chat to show host Rorisang Thandekiso for more...

Sham Maharaj set to be honoured by the SA human rights commission for his work around promoting human rights...

It’s Freedom Fridays. We chat to author Phumlani Majozi on his historic book, Lessons from Past Heroes...

We chat to 12-year old Skyelar Brijmohan from Isipingo who is one of our lucky Lotus FM Human Rights Poetry winners

The average price of a household food basket for March was over R5,200, based on data from the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group’s (Household Affordability Index. We chat to the group’s Programme Coordinator, Mervyn Abrahams to unpack how this affects you and I…

Many residents are still without water in the northern and southern areas of KZN, some for weeks and months. We get an update from Roshan LilRuthan from the Verulam Water Crisis Committee on the current status in Verulam as well as from listener Kogie Reddy

According to government’s No Drop Report, water demand is expected to sharply increase over the next 20 years while the water supply is likely to decline. Many provinces are already struggling to supply water to residents. So, how bad can it get and what’s the solution? To get some insights, we chat to executive manager of WaterCAN, Dr Ferrial Adam

A lifestyle TikToker, Juhi Sanam Maharaj from Port Shepstone has caused a stir on TikTok after her video making Tin Fish sandwiches at the beach left viewers questioning whether the canned fish needs to be cleaned first. She’ll share how shemakes her now famous Tin Fish sandwiches…

SABC 3 celebrates 30 Years of Democracy with the launch of the documentary series Truth Be Told tonight. We’ll chat to  series director, Enver Samuel

We chat to the No. 1 angler in the recently held SA Surf Casting Fishing competition, Jace Govender. And he’ll share some tips on how to become a competitive angler.

Get ready to turn up the heat! Join me on the HOTSEAT today as we welcome the sensational multi-award-winning singer and songwriter, Kyle Deutsch  His electrifying anthem "Never Over" for the Durban SuperGiants has been setting cricket stadiums on fire! Don't miss out on the action...

How safe is your computer and devices from cyber attacks and scammers? It’s Safer Internet Day. We chat to Abdul Moosa on how you should be protecting yourself. He’ll also advise on how to safeguard your social media accounts...

We pay tribute to celebrated author of Indian cooking, social activist and philanthropist Zuleikha Mayat, who passed away over the weekend. We share her inspiring interview about the origins of the bunny chow and her love for writing

Two brothers, both named Mohamad scooped 6 A’s in the NSC matric exam. We catch up with the Southlands Secondary lads...

We were live from the fabulous new Phoenix Children's Centre, at the Phoenix Child Welfare. It’s been two years of hustle, loads of generosity, and now the centre is ready to give back to the community.

As matrics celebrate their results this morning, we’ll chat to two exemplary matriculants, Niharika Ganesh from Crawford international Sandon who scooped 9 distinctions. And, one of Star College Durban’s top matriculants, Sarah Chetty.

As matrics anxiously await their results, we chat to two outstanding matriculants, Dhivya Naicker and Kaylen Desmond from Crawford on their phenomenal matric journey.

We commemorate 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children and chat to Keready, a youth-led health movement, that is dedicated to helping eliminate gender-based violence.

The M4 Tongaat bridge road has been closed since it was damaged in the April floods last year. We chat to SANRAL Regional Manager Dumisani Nka-binde on when we can expect it to be reopened. 

It is believed that the bank cartel implicated in the rand manipulation saga, made a trillion rand a day due to price-fixing and market allocation. Is a small fine adequate? Should these cartels not face more stringent repercussions? We chat to the Competition Commission’s Makgale Mohlala

Thunee Co-ordinator for KZN, Johnny Nair and female Thunee Champion Sholeen Naidoo to come through and answer your thunee questions.