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Drive Moment - Who Is Your Person Of The Year For 2024

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Time Magazine has named Donald Trump as "person of the year" for the second time. He previously got the honour after winning the presidential election in 2016. This is an annual tradition - which recognizes a person or movement that "for better or for worse... has done the most to influence the events of the year". If you were the Time magazine editor, who you have selected? Who do you think has influenced the world, or your world the most, for better or worse? Which industry or sphere are they in? The Drive 959 team got some interesting answers from our listeners! Check it out!

16 Dec 2024 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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