Terence Pillay Investigates (Archive)
Terence Pillay Investigates: Archived discussions and investigative reports that aired on East Coast Radio by the late award-winning radio and TV presenter and journalist, Terence Pillay.
Men, it’s time to man up and face the truth.
Terence Pillay believes the outrage by men to the hashtag Men Are Trash is misplaced. We have a collective responsibility around the scourge of women and children abuse.
Could the mayor who wanted to clean up corruption in the city be corrupt herself?
Terence Pillay chats to political activist and commentator, Imraan Buccus who breaks down the facts of the Mayor Zandile Gumede corruption case.
It’s becoming a costly affair to send our children to school
School fees are just one part of sending your child to school says Terence Pillay. The secondary costs are stinging parent’s pockets.
Could you be the next Bachelor SA?
Terence Pillay believes the next Bachelor SA should come from KZN and he’s on a mission to try and make that happen.
Exclusive – Zelda la Grange
With the 30 year anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison in sight, Terence Pillay sits down for an exclusive one-on-one with the icon’s long-time personal assistant and friend Zelda la Grange.
Exclusive with Nan Lee, Siam's mom
Murdered Durban teenager Siam Lee has left a gaping emotional hole in her mother’s heart. In an exclusive interview, she opens up to Terence Pillay about her mother-daughter bond on the dark side.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – Survivor South Africa’s Nathan Castle
Terence Pillay catches up with Nathan Castle after his epic blindside on Survivor South Africa last week.
Parking and convenience stores – Those grudge purchases we all dread!
Terence Pillay believes you shouldn’t be paying for parking if you are contributing to the economy of an establishment like a mall.
There’s no priority in low cost airlines
What is the point of priority boarding on a low-cost airline, asks Terence Pillay.
Exclusive: Ed Stoppard on film, career, and family
In an exclusive interview on the set of the new M-Net mini-series Trackers, Terence Pillay shoots the breeze with lead actor, Ed Stoppard.
The blame game: Who's responsible for the plastic pollution on the planet?
Much of the plastic packaging that we use ends up in landfills and our oceans creating huge environmental issues. Terence Pillay asks who exactly is responsible for this scourge.
Flying High: A sit down with two extraordinary Durban girls
Sisters are doing it for themselves. Terence Pillay meets two young Durban girls who are over-achieving in two very different fields
Social media - Where everyone's an expert
"Commenting and sharing posts on a social media post without first reading the content can do a lot of harm and contribute to spreading false information," says Terence Pillay.
Pet Peeves: The things that get my goat!
There are some things that annoy Terence Pillay so much that it’s developed into a fully fledged pet peeve.
Helen Zille: Tweets from a twit?
Another offensive tweet from the outgoing Western Cape premier Helen Zille has sparked debate around the concept of privilege. Terence Pillay breaks down what the theory of privilege actually is.
Nico Panagio talks surviving 'Survivor South Africa'
Terence Pillay chats to Survivor South Africa’s host Nico Panagio in an exclusive interview ahead of the show’s premiere tomorrow night.
My ex from hell!
Terence Pillay looks at the often scary world of the ex from hell and also shares some listener stories.
Carletonville crèche incident: Are we doing enough to protect our children?
Terence Pillay is livid after watching a video in which a teacher beats up a toddler for throwing up in class and asks if we are doing enough to protect our children from this kind of scourge
Michael Jackson – Music genius vs alleged monster molester?
The world seems to be torn when it comes to the new documentary film that accuses Michael Jackson of being a monster molester. Terence Pillay looks at the polarization of opinion on the matter.
Lights out and everybody’s home – the scourge of load shedding!
Like most South Africans, Terence Pillay is frustrated with the latest round of load shedding. But how did we get to this point, he asks.