Vic Naidoo (Archive)
Here is the archive channel featuring Durban-born Vic Naidoo's catch up moments from his 12pm to 3pm weekday show on East Coast Radio.
#MoneyTalks: 2 in 5 people putting off marriage due to debt
According to a new study, more and more people are getting married later due to fears of financial strain.
#IAmLegend: Lucas Radebe
South African football legend Lucas Radebe is a household name. But what you might not know about the defender is that not only is his name famous here at home, but abroad, too. Listen to the full podcast of Lucas Radebe reflecting on his time as Bafana Bafana captain, some…
Kagiso Media Relief Fund with Vic Naidoo
Now more than ever, people in South Africa need food to eat. Kagiso Media and East Coast Radio have pledged R500 000 to the Kagiso Media hunger relief fund to help those in need.
What's the 1 thing that you can't eat because it brings back bad memories?
Eating the wrong thing can have a lasting effect on you. What's the 1 thing that you can't eat because it brings back bad memories?
Normalise This: Should we normalise reporting our neighbours who break lockdown rules?
‘Normalise This’ is a feature where we give you a scenario and you must tell us whether we should normalise it or not. Today Vic spoke about reporting neighbours who break lockdown rules.
Vic Naidoo talks to musician Ricky Tyler!
Ricky Tyler is an old soul that has been referred to as South Africa’s answer to Sam Smith and Ed Sheraan.
What is the weirdest thing a visitor has done while in your house?
We have all experienced those moments where you have a person over and they do something unbelievable in your house…
Anne Slater of NGO ICare chats to Vic Naidoo
Now more than ever, people in South Africa need food to eat.
Vic Naidoo plays a new feature with KZN: Keep or Cut!
In this segment of the show, we reveal stories from listeners about something that a person did to them. We will then help them decide if they should keep or cut the person from their life.
What are the things you love about Monday?
Vic Naidoo speaks to KZN about what they love about Mondays and surprising there is a lot that people love about Mondays.
Boity drops her new single 'Own Your Throne'
She is one of the hottest personalities in the country and is breaking out as a hip-hop star.
Vic Nadioo introduces new feature called 'Normalise This'
'Normalise This' is a feature where we give you a scenario and you must tell us whether we should normalise it or not.
What is the first thing that you do with your salary when you get paid?
Everyone always waits patiently and eagerly for their payday to come but as soon as the money comes in, it goes straight out to all the many things that you had put aside to have enough money to do.
Vic Naidoo chats with multi-talented South African artist Soli Philander
Soli has won several awards as a comedian, television and radio presenter, columnist, actor, playwright, film director, and motivational speaker.
Where are you from and what do you love most about your neighbourhood?
Knowing where you come from and where you started off is always a good reminder of how far one can go.
What is the one family tradition that you want to start or end?
Not all family traditions are a treat because sometimes they require more work than the fun is worth.
What is the most creative way you can greet someone in current times?
Since the coronavirus outbreak, a lot has had to change - especially when it comes to greetings.
Vic weighs in on #BlackLivesMatter
On May 25, Minneapolis police officers arrested George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, after a deli employee called 911, accusing him of buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill.
Has your partner seen your payslip?
Money can make things uncomfortable, especially when it comes to your partner knowing how much you earn.
Ask a parent: Creative punishments
The kids are home due to the national lockdown and they are driving you up the wall!