So how did Lucky Du Plessis end up at ECR after a dissapointing radio career

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Some may have been introduced to Lucky Du Plessis through a television cooking show called Come Dine With Me, but many call him the radio guy. From working at various radio stations to working at 947 and being disappointed at the station after himself and his co-host, Greg, were pushed to the last slot on the station - he describes it as a "kick on the face." However, his passion for radio did not allow him to stay down and when the ECR job came, he wanted to move solo.
What can we expect from Lucky every Saturday and Sunday from 6am-10am on KZN's number 1 hit music station? Listen to the podcast to find out.
26 Nov 2020 12AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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