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Tuesday, 6 October 2026

A listener-led debate on whether business success translates into presidential leadership dominated the show, alongside practical advice on phones, vehicles and the craft of film sound.

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  1. 13:22

    Listeners challenged the idea that business success guarantees presidential ability, with callers citing character, accountability, political structures and public service as more important qualities.

  2. 13:50

    Tech creator Mackie TV advised replacing smartphones after roughly three years, particularly when battery health falls to 70%, while warning against upgrading for colour or hype alone.

  3. 14:21

    Foley artist Kyle Kukamur revealed that around 90% of film sounds are re-recorded, using everyday objects such as frying eggs for rain and celery for breaking bones.

  4. 14:46

    Vehicle payload limits came under scrutiny after the Jatour T1 and T2’s payload rose from 300kg to 475kg; buyers were urged to check GVM and payload before loading up.

  5. 14:58

    Gauteng’s Greatest winners included Something Nice for bakery or deli, Cycle Mania for bicycle shop, Kitchen of Oz for restaurant, Azania Hair Boutique for beauty salon and Hangover Boxburg for shisanyama.