The Joyride
Join The Joyride with Nico van der Westhuizen, Nikki van der Linde and JayBee Makhalemele weekdays between 15:00 and 18:00.
Weird Wide Web - Woman calls police for "missing" chicken
A woman from Cleveland in the United States recently called the police as she claimed that she received fewer pieces of chicken than she paid for.
Weird Wide Web - Diamonds are a girl's best friend
Ever had a dream so vivid that it felt very real. This happened to Jenna Howell of San Diego.
What's on the menu - Sticky chicken wings
Sometimes you don't want to leave the house for some takeaways right? Well this week's recipe from Chef Maradine is the exact type of snack you need for those lazy days.
Town of the week - Carnarvon
Aaron made a stop in the Northern Cape town of Carnarvon. Carnarvon is an attractive and fascinating Karoo village surrounded by the hills that form part of the Karee Mountains in the Northern Cape province of South Africa.
Weird Wide Web - Killer jellyfish living in Jupiter
Scientists say the conditions on the gas giant are perfect for the fearsome stinging creatures and they could be even more deadly than those found on Earth
Conspiracy Corner - Possessed doll seen laughing and shaking its head
A woman has found a creepy doll, that seems to be possessed by something, laughing and moving its head in an abandoned building.
Weird Wide Web - Invisible Art, waste of money or great investment?
An undisclosed private art collector in Europe recently made more than $1 million go “Poof!” by purchasing a receipt for invisible artwork at auction.
Weird Wide Web - Oldest Easter egg in the world
A Great-Grandma has become the proud owner of the world’s oldest Easter egg that’s remained unopened for 62 years.
Weird Wide Web - Elon Musk says he lives in a box
Elon Musk – the richest man on the planet – claims he doesn’t actually own a house and spends most of his time skipping between the various spare rooms of friends.
Weird Wide Web - Magic cakes
While the most recent baking phenomenon involves decorating cakes to appear indistinguishable from everyday objects (currently manifesting in the new Netflix show, Is It Cake?), one trend that keeps popping up throughout history is the addition of inedible trinkets to the batter.
What's on the menu - Homemade Chocolate Easter Eggs
It's Easter weekend and it only made sense for Chef Maradine to bring us an easy chocolate Easter egg recipe!
Town of the Week - Mahikeng
This week, Aaron makes a stop in the North-West province in the capital city of Mahikeng.
Weird Wide Web - Magnetic Slime robot
Researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Harbin Institute of Technology published a study on March 25 in Advanced Functional Materials, revealing the creation of a magnetic slime that could potentially be inserted into the human digestive system to fish out foreign objects.
Conspiracy Corner - The Temple of Hathor
The stairs to the Temple of Hathor are a complete mystery to archeology. Built-in pure granite, one of the hardest materials, the stairs have somehow melted.
Weird Wide Web - AC/DC's music improves performance
Interestingly, listening to rock music can have a calming effect and even lower blood pressure, and listening to fast-paced music proved to be a major factor in speeding up operations.
Weird Wide Web - Cake said to reveal your future spouse
During the late-17th to mid-20th centuries, unwed women in England and America did not swipe right to find a husband. Instead, they baked special “dumb cakes” and followed a stringent ritual that was supposed to give them information about their future spouses.
Weird Wide Web - Plane performs a hand-break turn
Not something you normally read about a plane. A car definitely, but a plane? Well, it has happened, a plane in Costa Rica performed a hand-break turn!
Weird Wide Web - The only UFO Landing Pad
I visit the world's first official UFO Landing Pad. How many UFOs did I see? Watch to the end. The world's first official UFO landing pad was built in the small Canadian prairie town of St Paul, in Alberta, Canada, and was formally opened on 3 June 1967 by the…
What's on the Menu - Kerrie vis
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Town of the Week - Kuruman
Kuruman is a town with just over 18,000 people in the Northern Cape province. The town is known for its scenic beauty and the Eye of Kuruman, a geological feature that brings water from deep underground. The abundance of water produces an unexpected swathe of green amidst the barren plains…