5 Drive

We unpacks the aftermath of football managers getting sacked and what it really means for both the club and the coach. From shock dismissals to the ripple effects on players, fans, and boardroom pressure, the conversation explores why managerial changes are so frequent in modern football and whether they actually solve anything.

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.

We dive into the hilarious and sometimes chaotic world of keeping “receipts” in relationships—whether it’s friendships, family, or romance. What starts as a playful debate turns into a broader conversation about accountability, petty scorekeeping, and the fine line between holding people responsible and dragging up the past for the win.

We explored the power of new experiences after Yanga shared her first sound bath, a deeply grounding process that helped her release anxiety and find a sense of calm. Her journey inspired the rest of the team to commit to their own "firsts" that pushed them out of their comfort zones. This led to some unforgettable moments live on air, as Nick Archibald underwent his first-ever wig...

We tackle the controversial question of whether Venus Williams should step away from professional tennis. Using her recent performances as a starting point, the conversation explores legacy, longevity, and the difficult balance between knowing when to continue and when to retire.

The team explores the nerves, excitement, and unpredictability that come with doing something for the first time. From awkward beginnings to unexpected outcomes, the conversation highlights how stepping into new experiences can be both daunting and memorable.

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.

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.

We unpack the latest changes to Formula 1 and what the new rules and regulations could mean for the sport. From evolving car designs to increased reliance on energy systems, the discussion highlights concerns from drivers and fans about how these updates might impact racing quality and competitiveness.

We lean into the passion—and frustration—that comes with supporting your favourite sports teams. From heartbreaking losses to questionable decisions by players and coaches, the conversation becomes a relatable vent session about why fans stay loyal even when their teams test their patience.

This segment from 5 Drive explores how quickly a friendship can form—and how unexpectedly things can take a turn. What starts as a simple bonding moment between people evolves into a surprising or unsettling situation, highlighting how we often don’t fully know the people we connect with.

Tuesday Traffic Challenge with Nick. 

Jude breaks down a massive weekend in the world of sports

We explored the power of new experiences after Yanga shared her first sound bath, a deeply grounding process that helped her release anxiety and find a sense of calm. Her journey inspired the rest of the team to commit to their own "firstS" that pushed them out of their comfort zones. This

Buckle up for another chaotic session of World Wide Dial ! This week, the team isn't just making phone calls—they’re testing the limits of parental love and patience

For Story Telling Relay, Jude was out partying over the weekend and made the fateful decision to head to a second location’… what happened next?

Jude shares insights on the best players to have in FPL.

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.

The Department of Basic Education is inviting public commentary on its draft History Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS) for Grades 4–12. This initiative is a critical step in reshaping the historical narrative taught in South African schools. Before the Sunday deadline, we want to hear your perspective: What essential history do you thin is curre...

Today on 5 Drive , we’re joined in studio by the Prince of Venda himself, Una Rams . While we know and love him for the smooth, soulful storytelling on his debut album Meet Me at the Altar , he’s here to talk about a different kind of harmony: how to fight in a relationship and more.

We honored the late five-time Grammy winner Bab’ Albert Mazibuko, co-founder of the legendary Ladysmith Black Mambazo. We played a specially produced tribute celebrating his fifty-year career, spanning from 1969 to the iconic Graceland era.

How long do you actually wear your pyjamas before they’ve earned a trip to the washing machine? Is it a fresh set every single night, or are you riding that one oversized t-shirt until it can practically walk itself to the laundry basket? The crew gets surprisingly honest (and a little defensive) as we break down the unwritten rules of sleepwear.

Jude speaks all things sports on Don't Drop The Ball.

We are joined by a true pioneer who is redefining the limits of South African music culture. Fresh off a historic month, the incomparable  DBN Gogo sits down with the team to talk about what it takes to stay behind the decks for 24 hours straight and what it feels like to command the biggest stages in the world.

Studies show a massive shift in consumer behavior: Gen Z is officially choosing experiences over "things." But is a passport full of stamps really worth more than a driveway full of luxury cars? This week, we dive into the Gen Z psyche to ask: What do you value more—life-changing moments or high-end gadgets? Are we the generation of minimalists, or are we just chasing a different kind of sta...