Listener calls
When a listener phones a show, or sends a voice note that gets played, we log the call: the topic, their view in a sentence and their own words, with a clip of the call as it aired. Browse the last 7 days by station, show or topic.
Listener call
Ask AISays his love of coffee began with his father and grew through making coffee for friends during university study sessions.
“My love for coffee started with my dad, he loved coffee, and I was the guy he always sent to go make coffee.”
Charlie
702 · Afternoon Drive · 1 Oct 15:19
Listener call
Ask AIDescribes enjoying decent coffee, especially a Saturday morning takeaway coffee linked to driving to the golf course.
“I drive to my local spot, grab a coffee, and then drink the coffee on the way to the golf course.”
Jonathan
702 · Afternoon Drive · 1 Oct 15:17
Listener call
Ask AIExplains that she believed debts were settled after selling her property, but was contacted ten years later and asked to pay a large amount including interest and legal fees.
“This is the first time in 10 years that they've actually told you that you owe the money.”
Happy
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:48
Listener call
Ask AIAsks why attorneys claim a shortfall is owed to the bank after selling a property where all amounts appeared to have been paid.
Happy in Kibler Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:44
Listener call
Ask AIDescribes an engine failure in a low-mileage car and a dispute with the manufacturer over diagnostic and repair costs.
“This is an up-market car that's only got 83,000 K's on the clock.”
The clip plays the first three minutes.
A caller
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:39
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that banks should not charge clients extra premiums or fees when bank-caused delays complicate debt settlement.
“This is not fair.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:29
Listener call
Ask AISays she paid off her bond and cancellation charges but has not received her title deed, while the bank demanded further payment to remove an interdict.
“I settled my bond in March on the sixteenth of March twenty twenty six.”
Lydia in Riddipwitz
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:10
Voice note
Ask AISays people assume she is an illegal immigrant when she identifies as Zimbabwean and questions ridicule directed at people from particular areas.
“Whenever I tell people I'm from Zimbabwe, they think I am an illegal immigrant.”
A listener in Zimbabwe
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:44
Voice note
Ask AIRejects claims that Venda is associated with witchcraft, describing the area as peaceful even at night and recommending that people visit.
“From my own perspective, in that area, it is peaceful.”
A listener in Venda
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:43
Voice note
Ask AIAcknowledges Ivory Park's serious crime problem and says some residents have gone years without electricity after transformers failed.
“There are parts of Ivory Park where they haven't had electricity for two years.”
A listener in Ivory Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:42
Voice note
Ask AISays people constantly find negative things to say about her neighbourhood because they cannot afford to live there, despite its convenience for her family.
“I used to feel bad, I don't feel bad anymore.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:41
Voice note
Ask AIDescribes Dawn Park as an area known for severe crime and says people also make dismissive assumptions about living in Fourways.
A listener in Dawn Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:39
Voice note
Ask AIDescribes being stereotyped as a thug after identifying as being from Winterveld and argues that suburbs are not necessarily safer than townships.
“There is no such thing.”
A listener in Winterveld
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:37
Voice note
Ask AIDescribes enjoying rural living because it is quiet, affordable, and provides solar power and clean water without municipal rates or refuse-removal costs.
“I absolutely enjoy living in the rural areas.”
Flores in Western Cape
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:28
Listener call
Ask AIRecalls a viral traffic-stop video in which a man invoked his affluent area and income to project status, prompting ridicule about the area.
“So, guys, a few years ago, a gentleman had been pulled over.”
Bumi in Braamfontein
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:24
Listener call
Ask AIDescribes being stereotyped as a gangster, drug user, or alcoholic because he lives in Eldorado Park, while saying he enjoys the area and would not leave.
“But I won't give up El Dorado Park for nothing.”
Sebastian in Eldorado Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:22
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that residents, not only municipalities, must keep their communities clean and reject class-based judgments about where people live.
“It doesn't matter where we stay, not allow the dirty.”
Manford in Midrand
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:19
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that government should consult abusive men to understand why they mistreat women and develop ways to prevent such behaviour.
“Why don't we care for that to happen?”
Jane
702 · The Midday Report · 1 Oct 12:29
Listener call
Ask AICongratulates the guest, recalls attending school together and watching his career, and says he feels privileged to be part of his life.
“I just wanted to say I remember scrumming down with you against Jeffy in the good old days.”
Scott in Craighall Park
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 10:44
Listener call
Ask AIAsks the guest to confirm whether an unnamed artist in his book is the musician with a famous track played on radio stations.
“There's a part where you guys get arrested in Hillborough for drug position.”
Thibos in Meyersdal
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 10:43
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that government tenders open to everyone should not later exclude successful contractors because they come from another city or province.
“The tenor was open to everyone.”
Mtandi in Krugersdorp
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 09:55
Listener call
Ask AIExplains that Putco could not involve local businesses because its month-to-month government contract made long-term commercial arrangements difficult.
“The unfortunate fact is that Putco didn't have a tear contract.”
Khoto in Midrand
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 09:54
Listener call
Ask AIExplains that the 30% local procurement requirement is intended to support township and rural businesses, job creation, and local economic development.
“The thirty percent is supposed to remain in the locality.”
Khotzo in Midrand
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 09:49
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that provincial businesses should receive government contracts so development spending and economic benefits remain within the province.
“The rand must circulate within the province.”
Koketo
702 · The Clement Manyathela Show · 1 Oct 09:25
