RC 261014947Bolele Polisa
Wednesday, 14 October 2026
Bolele Polisa's Wednesday show was dominated by a listener debate over whether to chase a driver or Uber for a food delivery that never arrived, with the bygones-be-bygones principle at its centre.
- 19:23
Listeners debated whether a customer who paid nearly R50 in delivery fees should chase the driver or Uber after a late order never arrived and he collected the food himself.
- 19:58
The host concluded that letting bygones be bygones erodes accountability, and that everyone should take responsibility for their own part rather than placing that burden on other people.
- 19:09
With about 21 days until the local government elections, the host urged listeners to find out who their ward councillor is and research their options before heading to the polls in November.
- 20:50
A bathing quiz drew listener responses on which body part they wash first; the host said face-first washers place a lot of importance on how others perceive them.
- 21:45
The Sistine Chapel ceiling question was answered: listeners who picked Michelangelo were correct, while Leonardo da Vinci was ruled incorrect.