The Joyride
Join The Joyride with Nico van der Westhuizen, Nikki van der Linde, Kayla Barker and JayBee Makhalemele weekdays between 15:00 and 18:00.
Weird Wide Web - Woman has rag doll baby!
Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. In the same breath, love knows no bounds right? What if we told you this love might just be a bit ragged for us to understand?
Conspiracy Theory - Was Titanic about time travel?
There are a lot of theories about Titanic. Some claim it never sank, some claim that the sinking was planned while others just don't care about it. But what if we told you that Jack might have been a time traveler?
Weird Wide Web - In Romania, squatting can save you money!
Cluj Napoca city in Romania combines a healthy lifestyle with a passenger on the local public transport.
Weird Wide Web - Breathing through your behind, real or fake?
Scientists have found a unique way for humans to survive should we suddenly lose the ability to breathe through our mouths and noses - having done tests on pigs and mice.
Weird Wide Web - The baby jumping festival
A Spanish village is preparing for one of its most unusual celebrations of the year: El Salto del Colacho, also known internationally as the "Baby-Jumping Festival."
Weird Wide Web - The vanishing trash
The Test Valley Borough Council wheelie bin was spotted by a journalist reporting on the conflict in Ukraine, who posted a video on Twitter.
What's on the menu - French toast
This week, Chef Maradine gives us a quick snack, late breakfast or depending on your mood, breakfast for dinner recipe. This week we make French toast.
Weird Wide Web - Death by chocolate
How much do you love chocolate? Do you love it enough to dive into an entire tank of chocolate?
Nikki chats to Duane Erasmus
Nikki chats to Duane Erasmus, the development Officer of the FDDCMFS. The Federation of Dance Drill, Cheerleading and Majorette Sport South Africa (FDDCMSA) is a national body that offers dance drill, colour guard, marching bands, majorette sport, baton & cheerleading to all youth in the Republic of South Africa; and…
Weird Wide Web - AI might make it possible to speak to the dead
It is predicted that by 2077, scientific knowledge will make it possible for the living to speak to the dead.
Weird Wide Web - An elephant really never forgets!
We've all probably heard that saying, "An elephant never forgets", but has this theory ever been confirmed? Well, it looks like this elephant is proof that this might be true.
Weird Wide Web - Dreams into reality with love potion no.9
It's the stuff of fairytales right? Love potions that makes one fall in love with another. Turns out these could be available pretty soon.
Weird Wide Web - Mushrooms can talk to each other
We all know that plants are "alive" in a sense, but did you know that some actually speak to each other?
What's on the menu - Toffee apple pudding
It's dessert time. Chef Maradine gives us a quick toffee apple pudding recipe.
Call A Guy - Gardening during winter
This week, we chat to Nerine Beukes from Tuipark in Bloemfontein. Nerine gives us some pointers on how to take care of our plants over the winter months.
Weird Wide Web - The perfect proposal ruined
It turns out Disneyland isn’t always the happiest place on Earth as Disneyland Paris has issued an apology after an employee recently 'ruined' a marriage proposal at the theme park.
Oom Nicolaas van der Westhuizen
We all have that one uncle who seems to know EVERYTHING! So this week, we gave one of Nico's all knowing uncles, Oom Nicolaas, some time to let us know what he had on his mind.
Conspiracy Corner - Is Garfield dreaming?
What if Garfield has been alone this whole time? A theory has surface suggesting that Garfield has been alone since 1989 and that everything he is going through, is all in his imagination!
Weird Wide Web - This bird has a problem with ponytails
A bird of prey has been terrorising people on a footpath, with a keen eye for blonde hair and ponytails, with resident Heather Hughson resorting to carrying a large stick to fend off the bird.
Weird Wide Web - South African's forced to "prove" their "South Africaness"
A low cost airline in Europe has subjected several South Africans to general knowledge questions, in Afrikaans, to prove that their passports are real.