RC 261010947
Saturday, 10 October 2026
Saturday's late-night show moved from unrealistic adulthood timelines to memories of life before the internet, with a listener report of Durban looting and an unsolved Guess the Suburb game.
- 00:22
A listener from Phoenix, Durban, reported stores in the Durban CBD damaged and multiple attempts to loot them, as the host urged listeners to stay safe.
- 03:04
The host examined the timelines people set for adulthood, like becoming a millionaire by 20 or being married by 25, arguing they may not be realistic in today's economy.
- 03:32
The host argued life orientation should include a learner's licence, and admitted dropping accounting in grade nine and now paying someone to handle tax season.
- 01:38
Listeners recalled memorising phone numbers and using library encyclopedias before the internet, with one Santon caller saying everything now lives in the cloud.
- 02:56
Guess the Suburb went unsolved after the Benoni guess was wrong, and the host said the game would continue on the next show.