What could you say or do last year that you couldn't last year?

After hearing some concerning landlord-related stories from the people of KZN, Stacey Norman and J Sbu were left curious. The East Coast Drive team felt it was only right to hear BOTH sides and gave the landlord of our province the opportunity to share their stories. Some were heartwrenching and others left us thinking! If you missed it live, listen in!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu wanted to hear from the parents of the province today and boy, did they hear it all! While we know every situation is different and every child is different, Stacey and J Sbu still asked you: When is the 'right' time to STOP bedsharing with your little one. From kids being in their parents' bed for a mere 6 months to them bed sharing for 8 years, we learnt a lot. If you missed it live, listen in!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu opened the hotlines to you after asking a tricky question: "What was the last squabble you had with your landlord". You did not hold back with your stories from landlords turning lights off to them pocketing insurance money, we heard it all! If you missed it live, tune in!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu asked YOU what can you say or do today that you couldn't last year. We heard tons of inspiring stories. From being a proud new homeowner to quitting smoking, the stories shared are nothing short of inspiring. Sharon from the Bluff shared her triumph over a four-year smoking habit, while Stacey proudly mentions nurturing a healthy relationship with herself and buying a new house. Natasha from Durban North chimed in about completing a 10km run, marvelling at her body's capabilities and relishing the mental peace it brings. Londi from Umhlanga, recounted the challenging journey of her premature baby girl, Alexandra, now thriving as a one-year-old. We heard so many special and inspiring stories that will tug on your heartstrings. If you missed it live, tune in!

Have you heard of ROMO aka the Relief of Missing Out? Stacey and J Sbu share personal stories and listener experiences that look at the joy of staying in and avoiding the chaos often associated with going out. From unexpected savings to avoiding unpleasant encounters, listeners call in with their relief stories, bringing laughter and relatability to the conversation. J Sbu’s story about avoiding a costly night out and Stacey’s delight in simple home comforts are the perfect ROMO examples. If you missed it live, tune in!

At just eight years old, Aleah Ramouthar isn't your typical primary school learner. With a spark for adventure and a love for Chinese culture, she's diving headfirst into the world of Mandarin. Guided by her enthusiastic teacher, Vivian Zeng, Ramouthar has already started making waves on the Mandarin language scene. Ramouthar's journey began when she was introduced to Mandarin at her school's extramural course, led by Zeng. What makes Ramouthar stand out is her exceptional talent in picking up the language quickly. Zeng recalls, "Aleah is one of my star students. She memorised a Chinese song in just one week!" It's this eagerness to learn and excel that sets Ramouthar apart. Despite having only started learning Mandarin in February, Ramouthar participated in the Chinese Bridge competition in Cape Town this June. With just three and a half months of preparation, she clinched second place. Sporting a traditional Chinese outfit, meeting new people and being celebrated for her efforts, Ramouthar found the entire experience exhilarating. She’s not stopping there. Ramouthar is already gearing up for next year's competition, aiming for that coveted first-place spot. Zeng, equally excited, says, "If Aleah wins first place, she gets a chance to go to China with one of her parents and compete in the World Chinese Bridge competition for her age group." Ramouthar's dedication and passion for learning Mandarin are truly inspirational. With Zeng's expert guidance and her own hard work, the sky is the limit for this young prodigy. Who knows? We might soon see Ramouthar shining on an even bigger stage, bridging cultures and bringing people together. "I want to take my mom and dad to China, meet the pandas and eat Chinese food," she says.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu heard a listener's confession about insecurities when one's partner starts looking fitter and seemingly getting 'out of their league'. You joined in and shared your perspectives on relationships and self-worth. As the conversation unfolds, Stacey and J Sbu shed light on how to navigate these emotional complexities within relationships, offering both humour and heartfelt advice. If you missed it live, tune in!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu explored a lively conversation about renaming the Republic of South Africa to the Republic of Azania. Along the way, they took a look at the fun side of renaming everyday items with their listeners. From calling vapes 'clouds of lies' to dubbing air fryers 'game changers,' Stacey and J Sbu's imaginative names will leave you laughing. If you missed it live, tune in!

Stacey & J Sbu opened the Parents Hotline and asked YOU to share life hacks that make life easier and more enjoyable for both parents and kids. From practical cleaning tips to timeless advice on saving money, this episode is packed with valuable stories and tips. KZN listeners call in to share their own experiences, offering a rich tapestry of advice passed down through generations. Whether it's finding creative ways to get children to eat their veggies or clever hacks for household chores we found a treasure trove of practical wisdom.

Stacey and J took things a little bit deeper for this kiddies hotline. Instead of the fun, innocent questions, they wanted to know just how inspiring the parents of KZN are. Which of these lessons have you taught your kid?