Durban-born Vic Naidoo is fresh, unapologetic and inclusive. He brings his honest brand of humour to your airwaves every weekday between 1pm – 4pm. In case you missed any of the best bits from his show, this is the best place to catch up.

Interviews with top CEOs and leaders shaping today's news stories alongside all the latest news that is impacting the markets, business and investments around the world.

A Tiso Blackstar Group Production.

Keywords: money, opportunity, business plan, business ideas, business news, income, financial news, industry news and views

Brent Loucks has only ever had one job and he’s loved it ever since the beginning – hot hits, classic gold, great oldies and News Talk.

“One of these days I’ve got to get a real job,” he jokes about his more than 44 years on the radio.

Brent said it’s the people he meets, and the amazing stories they have, that keep him going.

He’s married to his former co-host, Penney Murphy, and together they have four kids and five grandkids.

In his off time, you can find Brent at his Pike Lake area home relaxing on his massive deck with their three dogs – or travelling everywhere from Winslow, Arizona, to Caribbean cruises and the English countryside.

On his bucket list is more travels to Europe, and anywhere warm in January.

You've seen the business news, got the gist of the bourses and heard what the country's top CEOs have to say. It's now time for some in-depth markets analysis.

This half hour show was the first of its kind in the business TV market in South Africa – every night our anchors are joined by two markets experts who tell you what shares to be buying, holding or selling.

A Tiso Blackstar Group Production.

Keywords: money, opportunity, business plan, business ideas, business news, income, financial news

Greg Morgan always dreamed of someday being on CJME.

Growing up in the Rosemont neighbourhood, Greg’s parents had CJME playing on the radio 24/7. He grew to love radio and stints in places like Meadow Lake, North Battleford, and Lloydminster, Greg worked his way back to Regina and the afternoon show on CJME.

After several years, Greg left for other opportunities, including STV, (now Global), where he was the weatherman for 10 years. For a change of pace, Greg worked in private business before winding up back in radio. He’s now come full circle, back home at 980 CJME where it all began.

Now a father of two amazing daughters, Greg is thrilled to be waking Regina up with the days big stories, as well as a bit of fun and a smile. He says the only thing that could have made his return to CJME better is if his dad were still alive to hear him back on the station that he first introduced him to all those years ago.

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