KCDrive, Weekdays from 15h00 - 18h00
Brad and Sean J, drives you home in style with the best youth chats and coolest tunes that you love so much
Magistrate Clifton Maseti - Human Rights month
Brad talks to Magistrate Clifton Maseti, a legal expert deeply familiar with constitutional rights and their real-world application, about Human rights.
Salvador Mouers
Salvador Mouers gesels met Brad oor sy splinternuwe enkelsnit 'Slaan my binne', op die KC Drive show
Samantha Choles from the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa.
We talk about paper recycling in South Africa and why simple habits at home can make a real difference. Find out how YOU can help keep waste out of landfill and give paper a second life, with my guest, Samantha Choles.
Brittany McCormick
Brittany McCormick shares her story of living with cerebral palsy and how she’s turning her experiences into purpose.
2026 Western Cape Budget
Deidré Baartman, MEC for Finance, Economic Opportunities and Tourism in the Western Cape, in conversation about the 2026 Western Cape Budget.
In studio with Conrad Ferreira from Tafelberg Furnishers
Conrad Ferreira, Manager at Tafelberg Furnishers talks to Brad about their big promotions this weekend, on KC Drive.
Dj Fahd SA
DJ FAHD rekindles the spirit of AfroHouse with his new single 'Your love'.
Peach Olive, founder of Drinkerbell
Peach Olive, founder of Drinkerbell, talks about preventing drink-spiking. Learn how to stay safe, protect your friends, and support victims of this growing issue
In studio with Conrad Ferreira from Tafelberg Furnishers in Paarl
Brad is joined by Conrad Ferreira, Manager at Tafelberg Furnishers on the KC Drive show, as we look at their current Autumn carnival promotions
Air freight, infrastructure and South Africa’s global trade links
Following the recent Budget Speech, we look at infrastructure and economic growth through the lens of air freight. Why does cargo connectivity matter for exports, medical supplies and online trade? We discuss why efficient airports, faster customs processes and better logistics systems are important for jobs, competitiveness and keeping South…
'Are your “power-saving” appliances really saving you money?
With electricity prices set to rise again, we talk to Dr Andrew Dickson about why energy-efficient upgrades don’t always lead to lower bills, and what you can do to actually cut costs at home.
As Human Rights Month begins, we focus on the right to a safe and secure education
With growing concerns around bullying and school violence, we’ll be talking about what schools can do to improve safety, what parents should look out for, and how learners can help build a more respectful school environment.
Fathers Matter campaign with Wesley Van Graan
We're talking about the Fathers Matter campaign by Heartlines, and why positive male involvement makes such a difference
We’re just days away from the end of the tax year on 28 February, as we know, and for many of us, money is tight
The reality is that very few people are saving enough for retirement, and many have even dipped into their savings over the past year. On the line is Erica Liebenberg to talk about practical, tax-smart steps people can still take before the deadline.
André Roux, Economist, Stellenbosch Business School
With the Budget Speech taking place tomorrow, we get a clear and steady view of what Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana may focus on. We talk about possible tax decisions, government spending, and what this could mean for households and businesses in an election year.
Dr Eben De Jager
Ons gesels oor ‘n belangrike en diepgaande onderwerp: Bybelse profesie, geloofs-oortuigings en die ontwikkeling van leerstellings deur die eeue, met Dr Eben De Jager.
Getting Matric 2026 off to the right start with Darren Purdon
The Matric class of 2026 is already feeling the pressure. We talk about setting clear goals early in the year, building good study routines, avoiding burnout and taking care of mental health. It’s about finding balance, planning properly and making this final school year count without losing yourself in the…
First-year university survival guide with Dingaan Moropane
Many first-year students struggle in their first few months at university. We look at the common mistakes that trip students up, from poor time management to isolation, and talk about simple habits that can make a big difference. It’s a practical chat for students and parents on how to settle…
Khaya Blaai, the Acting Manager in the Office of the CEO of Services S
The interview with Khaya Blaai, Acting Manager at Services SETA, explores ARISE's practical benefits for young South Africans, its role in bridging the study-work gap, and the importance of university-SETA partnerships in addressing youth unemployment
Leadership, purpose and modern success with Janet Pillai
A broad conversation about leadership in today’s world. We talk about building a meaningful career, balancing work and life, mentoring others, and what strong, values-driven leadership looks like, especially for women in positions of influence.