The Tuks FM Best of 45 “Where Legends Are Born”

Tuks FM went on an audio journey from 1981 to 2026. 45 songs from 4 and a half decades of Tuks FM with music stories, throwbacks and career milestones in between. Plus a few surprise clips and birthday wishes as well 

Tuks FM’s Best of 45: 1981 – 1990

The 80’s by Peet Bothma, Dave Thomas and Quinton Jacobs.
Peet Bothma helped build the first Tuks FM studios and was part of the first broadcast in 1981 and even shows how he presented back then.

Part 1 of 5 from the commemorative show celebrating and commemorating 45 years of broadcasting. Take a trip through four and a half decades of Tuks FM as some of our alumni share memories, stories and moments from their time at the station while we go through the biggest songs from the last 45 years heard on air.

Tuks FM’s Best of 45: 1991 – 1999

The 90’s by Tebogo Ramatjie, Richard Perry and Rian Van Heerden

Part 2 of 5 from the commemorative show celebrating 45 years of broadcasting. Take a trip through four and a half decades of Tuks FM as some of our alumni share memories, stories and moments from their time at the station while we go through the biggest songs from the last 45 years heard on Tuks FM.

Tuks FM’s Best of 45: 2000 – 2009

The 2000’s by Mike Bower, “Papa G” Chris Jordan, Joe Mann, Barney Simon and “Waynalicious” Wayne Van Jaarsfeld

Part 3 of 5 from Tuks FM’s Best of 45 show, celebrating and commemorating 45 years of broadcasting. Take a trip through four and a half decades of Tuks FM as some of our alumni share memories, stories and moments from their time at the station while we go through the biggest songs from the last 45 years heard on Tuks FM.

Tuks FM’s Best of 45: 2010 – 2019

The 2010’s by Rob Forbes, Alex Caige, Poppy Ntshongwana, Nadia Romanos and Kriya Gangiah

Part 4 of 5 from the special show celebrating and commemorating 45 years of broadcasting. Take a trip through four and a half decades of Tuks FM as some of our alumni share memories, stories and moments from their time at the station while we go through the biggest songs from the last 45 years heard on Tuks FM.

Tuks FM’s Best of 45: 2020 – 2026

The 2020’s by “DJ Tshepi” Tshepi Seakamela, “The Big Chief” Tshepi Moji, “Baxbara” Barbabra Moagi and Venita Engelbrecht.

This is the last part of the show, celebrating and commemorating 45 years of broadcasting. Take a trip through four and a half decades of Tuks FM as some of our alumni share memories, stories and moments from their time at the station