24
SEP
9am
Life Hacks with Nikki
Nikki is back with some more tips to try make life a bit easier. This week's hacks are everything braai because why not right?
24
SEP
9am
Weird Wide Web - Sand grain sized chips used for surveillance
It's neither a bird nor a plane, but a winged microchip as small as a grain of sand that can be carried by the wind as it monitors such things as pollution levels or the spread of airborne diseases.
23
SEP
11am
What's on the Menu - Braai Desserts
Chef Maradine is back! This time with some great dessert recipes for your heritage day braai.
23
SEP
11am
Ntando Mahlangu on The Joyride
In celebration of our Paralympians' achievements at this year's Tokyo Paralympics Games, Nico chats to Ntando Mahlangu. Mahlangu won the T63 long jump with a world record jump of 7.17m.
23
SEP
10am
Anrune Weyers on The Joyride
In celebration of our Paralympians' achievements at this year's Tokyo Paralympics Games, Nico chats to Anrune Weyers. After fighting off Covid-19 just before the games, Weyers steamed to a win in the 400m T45 in a time of 56.05
23
SEP
9am
Weird Wide Web - The real Harry Potter
A dad-of-three says he's had to spend the last 25 years trying to convince people that his name really is the same as the world-renowned fictional boy wizard, Harry Potter.
22
SEP
9am
Conspiracy Corner - John Wick is actually Neo from The Matrix
A popular theory about The Matrix and John Wick has been officially debunked because of coronavirus. Ever since it was announced that the fourth instalments of each franchise would be released in cinemas on the same day, fans have been wondering whether this was an intentional move.
22
SEP
9am
Weird Wide Web Pod - Generous Dolphins
A pod of dolphins in Queensland has been bringing ashore gifts from the sea - apparently because they’re missing interaction with humans.
The humpback dolphins usually mingle with visitors at Barnacles Cafe & Dolphin Feeding at Tin Can Bay, north of the Sunshine Coast.
But it’s been weeks since visitors lined up to feed the animals due to coronavirus restrictions.
The humpback dolphins usually mingle with visitors at Barnacles Cafe & Dolphin Feeding at Tin Can Bay, north of the Sunshine Coast.
But it’s been weeks since visitors lined up to feed the animals due to coronavirus restrictions.
21
SEP
9am
Obsession of the week - A game we can all play
Jaybee found another game to play. The difference with this one is that anyone can create games within the game itself, let other people play the games they created and play games that were created by other users on the platform.
21
SEP
9am
Weird Wide Web - Don't pop that pimple!
A man allegedly suffered near-fatal consequences after he popped a spot between his lips and nose - otherwise known as the 'Triangle of Death'.
This area of the face, which stretches from the tip of a person's nose to either side of the lips, is particularly dangerous as doctors warn blood can flow back into the skull and cause infections inside the cranial cavity, where the brain is located.
This area of the face, which stretches from the tip of a person's nose to either side of the lips, is particularly dangerous as doctors warn blood can flow back into the skull and cause infections inside the cranial cavity, where the brain is located.
20
SEP
9am
Podcast of the week - Talking it Out
Uncomfortable topics, unconventional viewpoints and thought-provoking conversations about life, love, relationships, family and everything in between. Take a deep dive into the male psyche with Bachelor Nation favorites Mike Johnson and Dr. Bryan Abasolo as they give advice, get advice, and most importantly, push you outside your comfort zone. Join the conversation along with our special guest every week as we learn, reflect and talk it out!
20
SEP
9am
Weird Wide Web - Clinically dead woman brought back to life for grandchild's birth
Kathy Patten was clinically dead for 45 minutes before she was brought back to life. In the same hospital, her daughter was in the middle of a 39-hour labor.
