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The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where A Name Made Dating A Bit Awkard

The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where A Name Made Dating A Bit Awkard

Update: 2025-11-19
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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!

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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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The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where A Name Made Dating A Bit Awkard

The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where A Name Made Dating A Bit Awkard

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