The Gareth Cliff Show Extra

Drake threatens a fan during a concert for groping a woman... and it goes viral.

During Reality Check with Rich Mulholland, the team all express what they're grateful for...

It's revealed that the team all love Eminem... except Ben, who REALLY hates him. But why?

Nqobile calls in with a serious topic that he and Gareth get into... how to really bridge the racial divide.

It has been a big week for Zimbabwe with Bob Mugabe's reign finally coming to an end, or so it seems. Gilmore Tee, host of the GT Vibe on CliffCentral, gives you an update of what is happening on the ground there, and if Mugabe is actually on the way out. Will he go, will the transition of power be peaceful? Gilmore has some interesting insights with this.

There's a lot of love between Gord and Ben. Honest.

The ups and downs of cryptocurrency is becoming more and more a part of our lives. But do we really understand enough to be active investors? Ran Neu-Ner is doing what he can to get us there, and returns to studio to update you on recent happenings. He talks about Bitcoin variants, things to look out for as an investor, and the constant evolution of the crypto world.

With all the Hollywood sex pests being outed, the team tries to imagine how this year's Academy Awards will go...

Siya had a serious Phuza Thursday that involved tequila, his neighbour from Limpopo and some Daisy Duke shorts!

Fifteen minutes of news just spent talking about dick pics... how did that happen?! A rather detailed discussion on the topic with some surprising input from Siya and Ben.

Gareth is fired up after reading The President's Keepers and suggests everyone stops paying taxes to fight back...

Registered sex offenders in the USA will soon have it marked on their passports, which prompts a discussion about how visas should actually work.

Mabale has a drop dead gorgeous neighbour, which inspires Gareth to sing a Manny Pacquiao style song about her.

Henri van Breda takes the stand in his trial, and was as cool as a cucumber. Journalist Karyn Maughan provides critical analysis of the latest evidence for the team.

Ben was in Rwanda for a cricket match, but ended up experiencing so much more in a place sometimes referred to as ‘Africa’s North Korea’...

DigitalCampus looks set to revolutionise the educational landscape. Gareth welcomes Busisiwe Ramekgoe and Gavin Olivier into studio to talk about this. Two people not just living their brand of DigitalCampus, but also informing you on how you can get involved in upskilling yourself and your career - thanks to this unique partnership between WITS and The LRMG Performance Agency. DigitalCampus

Mabale explains why a ‘Dutch oven’ could be good for you as scientists have recently discovered the various health benefits of farts.

A story about a dead body being found in a hospital ceiling, told in typical GCS style with singing and laughter...

The team discuss the pros and cons of secret socks, which leads to a discussion about stinky feet... and then Ben explains what panty liners are to Gareth.

Following the news story about how smacking your child is no longer legal in SA, Ben has a creative solution...

Somewhere in Mozambique, vampires are conspiring with government officials to drink the townspeople's blood...

Gareth plays the team some anthems from around the world... and some better alternatives that should replace the official ones.

James 'Mad Dog' Mattis has some ideas on how to defeat ISIS... and some memorable quotes to go with them.

The contrast between North and South Korea could not be greater, something that Louise Broomberg has witnessed firsthand. Gareth chats to her about her time in this fascinating part of the world, from the history of the region, to what could happen in future when considering the current political trajectory.

Far too many of South Africa's young children are dying from illnesses that can be prevented by just washing your hands. Sibonile Dube from Lifebuoy talks about the #High5ForHandwashing campaign, and how it plans to educate people about good cleanliness practices. Lifebuoy