Jay Shetty explains why you should shift your thoughts from negative to gratitude. 

Rameez Khan returns with his popular Kfm Mornings feature, 'What's Happening at the Courthouse' where he makes his way to courthouses across Cape Town to hear their stories.

Darren "Whackhead" Simpson calls up an older gentleman who's looking for a romantic connection on Gumtree. 

It's group therapy on Kfm Mornings where Darren reads a message from a listener and asks everyone to share their sage advice.

Darren "Whackhead" Simpson calls up a random man under the guise of a government official and poses a range of silly questions to see how long before the victim hangs up.

We're inspired by this week's R10K Pop Quiz winner! Oom Benny from Worcester is 70-years-young! He's fit, healthy and getting married in April this year. Listen to his game on Kfm Mornings.

The Pretoria High Court on 13 January declared the AARTO Amendment Act, on which the planned demerit system for traffic offences is based, unconstitutional and invalid.  The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) had challenged the act and its amendment, saying that there had been no consultation.  Kfm Mornings called up Wayne Duvenage, CEO of Outa about their win in court. 

This prank sees Darren 'Whackhead' Simpson play the role of a school guidance counsellor. Teaming up with a high schooler, the duo call up the school boy's mother and lead her to believe that her son has been up to no good. 

There are multiple studies that conclude that intelligence comes is inherited from the mother's side. Kfm Mornings discuss.

Kfm Mornings discuss the world’s most powerful passports for 2022 and where South Africa ranks. 

2021 marked the first time CD sales have increased year-over-year since 2004. 

With South Africa's one and only driver's licence print machine out of order and in for repairs in Germany, this Kfm Mornings listener says she outright refuses to cough up the R90 fee for a temporary driving permit. 

South Africa's one and only driver's licence print machine has been out of order since November leaving approximately half a million South African motorists stuck with expired driving licence cards.  The twenty-year-old machine is currently in Germany for repairs.