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Drive home with The Flash Drive, and beat away the boredom with Carl Wastie's energetic brand of humour. He’s got the best mix of music and entertainment to make your drive home feel great!

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In this episode of The Flash Drive, Carl Wastie is joined by Cassidy Nicholson to unpack a heated debate among parents about sending their kids to school for the final few days of the term. They weigh up the pros and cons, hearing from both sides: parents who feel it’s a waste of money and teachers who are overwhelmed with end-of-term workloads.  The conversation explores the importance of school attendance, the impact of absenteeism, and the need for creative solutions to keep kids engaged as the holidays approach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today on The Flash Drive, Carl & Cassidy dive into relationships and marriage, sharing surprising research that might make you rethink how you approach your partner. From cooking to communication, Cassidy unpacks the importance of teamwork in relationships and how it can lead to a happier marriage. Plus, they’re putting listener knowledge to the test in a fun round of Flash Quiz, where listeners stand a chance to win tickets to the HSBC 7s Cape Town. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's a festive one on The Flash Drive as Carl and Cassidy get into the holiday spirit. They're giving away tickets to the HSBC Sevens Cape Town and sharing some fun facts — like how cats show affection by sticking their butts in your face. They also dive into the world of science, discussing how nearly every worker who has ever lived has struggled to focus before 10 a.m. Plus, they play the Flash Word game with Chanel and Jay — this week sponsored by Takealot. And they tease an exciting new game, Santa Stash with LottoStar, where you could win up to R250,000.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are you ready for a dose of pure radio entertainment? Join Carl Wastie and Cassidy as they navigate the chaotic world of pre-Christmas preparations, social anxieties, and the perils of family gatherings. This episode delivers the perfect blend of humor and relatable content, covering everything from the trustworthiness of drivers by age group to the hidden warning labels Christmas should come with. The duo’s chemistry shines as they quiz each other on agricultural management practices, share listener stories about Secret Santa mishaps, and debate the merits of Japan’s "Citizens Holiday" system. With just a month until Christmas, the hosts collect hilarious warning labels from listeners that capture the festive season’s challenges, from unwanted family members treating your home like a "cheap Airbnb" to the inevitable tight pants and loose budgets. Whether you’re dreading family gatherings or already planning your festive menu, this episode delivers laughter, relatable moments, and Carl and Cassidy’s infectious banter. Tune in and discover why The Flash Drive brings the most music, the most fun, and the perfect soundtrack to your festive season!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Step into the chaotic, laughter-filled world of The Flash Drive, where hosts Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson tackle everything from Grade 5 math tests to fashion faux pas with unfiltered honesty. This episode delivers the perfect blend of workplace banter, competitions, and candid conversations that make you feel like you're right in the studio with them. The heart of the show revolves around the results of a mathematics challenge, where Carl and Cassidy faced off on a Grade 5 test. While Cassidy comes out on top with an impressive 90%, Carl’s commentary on workplace rights for fictional characters steals the spotlight. Between word games, call-ins, and brutally honest takes on fashion trends like secret socks and denim-themed events, the chemistry between the hosts creates an addictive listening experience. Ready for a radio show that feels like hanging out with your funniest friends? Tune in to The Flash Drive on KFM 94.5 for daily doses of unscripted entertainment that will have you laughing out loud in traffic!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Step into the vibrant world of The Flash Drive with Carl Wasty and Cassidy Nicholson, where everyday moments turn into engaging radio gold. This episode captures the show's unique blend of current events, personal stories, and playful banter that keeps listeners coming back for more. The hosts open with a moment of solidarity for gender-based violence awareness, celebrating the recent declaration of GBV as a national disaster in South Africa. This meaningful conversation flows naturally into lighter moments, including a hilarious attempt to tackle Grade 12 music exam questions and the duo’s struggle with a surprise Grade 5 math test assigned by producer Petrus’s teacher husband. Tune in on Monday to find out whether Carl and Cassidy passed their Grade 5 math test and to enjoy another round of Flash Word. This episode shows exactly why The Flash Drive remains one of the most entertaining radio experiences on the dial.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In South Africa, 15 women die every day from femicide—one every two and a half hours. Women for Change is leading a powerful national movement to demand that gender-based violence be declared a national disaster. Operations and Advocacy Coordinator Merlize Jogiat joins us to discuss tomorrow’s nationwide shutdown, highlighting the impact of violence on women, families, and the economy. With over a million petition signatures, the movement is gaining unstoppable momentum. On November 21st, women across the country will wear black, lie down in public spaces at noon, and refrain from both paid and unpaid work. A 15-minute livestream will honour approximately 400 femicide victims, reminding the nation of lives lost while action remains overdue. This conversation underscores the urgent need for change. Whether you’re directly affected or wish to show solidarity, the shutdown is a crucial opportunity to raise your voice. Join the movement, wear black, and demand action now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What happens when someone you trust becomes your abuser? In this powerful episode, Cassidy courageously shares her harrowing experience of abuse, manipulation, and isolation at the hands of a friend who turned into her tormentor. This is not just a story of trauma—it’s a testament to resilience and the critical importance of believing women when they speak up. The conversation exposes how abusers operate in plain sight, using friendship and trust as weapons, and highlights the devastating physical and emotional toll such relationships can take. From being locked in an apartment to ending up hospitalized with a burst appendix caused by extreme stress, Cassidy’s journey from victim to survivor illuminates why these conversations must happen. Listen to this essential episode that breaks the silence on gender-based violence. If you or someone you know has experienced similar trauma, remember: you are not alone, you deserve to be believed, and there is power in sharing your story. This isn’t just an episode—it’s a lifeline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive, host Carl Wastie masterfully balances entertainment with advocacy as the show tackles gender-based violence ahead of a national shutdown. What starts with playful banter and trivia quickly evolves into a meaningful conversation about women’s safety in South Africa. Listeners are taken on an emotional journey when co-host Cassidy Nicholson courageously shares her personal experience surviving abuse, highlighting that gender-based violence can affect anyone — even the vibrant personalities we hear on radio. Meanwhile, an interview with Merlize Jogiat from Women for Change provides crucial context about the national shutdown protest, revealing shocking statistics and explaining how everyday South Africans can get involved. Between these impactful moments, the show maintains its signature energy with segments like a Grade 12 economics quiz, fascinating insights into the evolution of kissing, and the competitive Flash Word game, where a new champion is crowned. Carl demonstrates that entertainment can simultaneously educate, advocate, and entertain. Listen to The Flash Drive for the perfect mix of laughs, conversation, and social awareness that keeps you informed while making your commute fly by!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ever wondered what happens when radio personalities let loose and have fun? This episode of The Flash Drive delivers exactly that — a whirlwind of spontaneous banter, games, and real-life stories that will have you laughing along with hosts Carl Wastie, Cassidy Nicholson, and producer Petrus. The team dives into everything from the awkwardness of sharing names with relatives to the challenges of agricultural sciences in school. You’ll hear debates about dating someone with the same name as a family member, analysis of celebrity gossip surrounding South Africa’s rugby captain, and even critiques of Rosamund Pike’s surprisingly convincing South African accent. Whether you’re stuck in traffic or need a mid-day mood boost, this episode delivers the perfect mix of humour, relatability, and entertainment. Tune in tomorrow from 3–7 PM for more laughs, games, and conversations that make everyday life a little more fun!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where Craig Lucas Drops His Taylor Swift Inspired SongEver wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish.  The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track.  What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey.  Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!Ever wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish.  The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track.  What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey.  Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!Ever wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish.  The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track.  What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey.  Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!

The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where Craig Lucas Drops His Taylor Swift Inspired SongEver wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track. What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey. Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!Ever wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track. What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey. Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!Ever wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track. What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey. Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!

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Ever wonder what happens when radio personalities get real? In this captivating episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy Nicholson, listeners are treated to an authentic blend of humor, insight, and musical discovery that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The hosts explore everything from the science of brain hydration to the awkward realities of office bathrooms for Gen Z workers. The highlight of the episode comes when South African musician Craig Lucas joins the show to premiere his new Taylor Swift-inspired single, “1989” — a project that began as a casual mention nearly two years ago and has since evolved into a fully-produced track. What makes this episode truly special is how Carl creates a space for guests to be vulnerable and authentic. Craig shares how he connects his music career with his PhD work in early childhood development for children with disabilities, revealing the passion behind his creative journey. Ready for a mix of laughs, inspiration, and exclusive music? Don’t miss this episode of The Flash Drive, featuring the premiere of “1989” — it might just become your new favorite track!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Get ready for a dose of authentic radio banter that will leave you laughing and nodding in agreement. In this episode of The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and Cassidy J. Nicholson, the hosts explore everything from annoying motivational clichés to the curious world of diamond sales. The show kicks off with their signature energy before moving into a segment where they interview a mystery guest, guessing her occupation through yes-or-no questions. After clever deductions, they discover Anzel is a diamond sales executive at Shimansky, working with elite clients and possibly even celebrities — though she remains professionally tight-lipped. The episode wraps up with a hilarious speed round that keeps everyone in stitches, proving why The Flash Drive remains a listener favorite. Whether you’re commuting home or winding down your day, this episode delivers the perfect mix of entertainment and relatable content. Tune in to The Flash Drive on KFM 94.5 and laugh along with Carl and Cassidy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Get ready for a wild ride through the airwaves as Carl Wastie and co-host Cassidy take you on an entertaining journey packed with laughs, confessions, and unexpected insights. This episode captures the authentic chemistry of radio personalities who aren’t afraid to get personal while keeping listeners engaged with their witty banter and relatable stories. The hosts dive into hilarious confessions about “bussonitis” — their self-diagnosed habit of reading other people’s phone messages in public. From political secrets spotted on planes to potential affairs glimpsed in checkout lines, their candid admissions about this surprisingly common habit will have you checking who’s looking over your shoulder next time you text. Whether you’re a regular listener or tuning in for the first time, this episode perfectly captures the magic of radio at its most entertaining — unscripted moments, genuine laughter, and hosts who share their quirky habits and observations about everyday life. Ready to join the conversation? Tune in to The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie and discover why this show keeps listeners coming back for more of their unique brand of fun and authenticity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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# The Flash Drive: Weekend Vibes and Spring CleaningAre you ready to dive into the world of weekend adventures and spring cleaning therapy? Join Carl Waste and Cassidy Jane Nicholson on KFM 94.5's Flash Drive as they explore what makes weekends special as the year winds down. From sun-soaked reading sessions to closet cleanouts that turn therapeutic, this episode captures the essence of making the most of your free time.The hosts invite listeners to share songs that represent their weekend experiences, creating a musical tapestry of weekend activities. Whether it's Bob Marley's "Sun is Shining" for those peaceful moments or Flo Rida's "Low" for celebrating the Springboks' victory (despite early work shifts!), each song tells a unique story of how South Africans spend their downtime.## Timestamps and Key Takeaways:**00:45** - Weekend song challenge introduction: Listeners share songs representing their weekend activities**03:20** - Carl discusses spring cleaning and the challenge of responsibly disposing of old tech**08:15** - Introduction to Going Green Solutions, a startup helping divert e-waste from landfills**14:30** - Clicks Singles Day promotion: Are you a better shopper when single or in a relationship?**21:00** - "We Listen and We Don't Judge" segment featuring anonymous confessions**25:40** - Concept Spot game with listeners competing for a sunset cruise**28:15** - Flash Word psychology game featuring "-ology" wordsWhether you're looking for sustainable solutions for your spring cleaning, relationship shopping insights, or just some lighthearted entertainment, this episode delivers the perfect blend of community connection and fun. Tune in to discover how your fellow listeners are making the most of their weekends and perhaps pick up some ideas for your own!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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