A payback prank 14 years in the making.

If you know someone who’s highly ‘Prankable’, tell us about them. Send us an email to darrens@kfm.co.za then catch Whackhead’s Prank Call on Kfm Mornings with Darren, Sherlin and Sibs at 08:10, every weekday morning, only on Kfm 94.5.

Darren “Whackhead” Simpson’s prank calls on Kfm Mornings

If you know someone who&rsquo;s highly &lsquo;Prankable&rsquo;, tell us about them. Send us an email to darrens@kfm.co.za then catch Whackhead&rsquo;s Prank Call on Kfm Mornings with Darren, Sherlin and Sibs at 08:10, every weekday morning, only on Kfm 94.5.

Does it really take 14 years to get payback for being pranked?

In this episode, Darren Whackhead shares a hilarious story about getting scammed by a Tanzanian conference organizer. He's joined by a guest who's been duped into booking a conference that doesn't exist. The conversation takes a turn when Darren decides to play along, pretending to be a scammer himself. The result is a series of ridiculous phone calls that leave both parties confused and frustrated. You'll be laughing out loud as Darren navigates the situation with his signature wit and humor. It's a wild ride that'll leave you wondering what's real and what's just a scam.

In this episode, Darren Whackhead shares a hilarious story about getting scammed by a Tanzanian conference organizer. He's joined by a guest who's been duped into booking a conference that doesn't exist. The conversation takes a turn when Darren decides to play along, pretending to be a scammer himself. The result is a series of ridiculous phone calls that leave both parties confused and frustrated. You'll be laughing out loud as Darren navigates the situation with his signature wit and humor. It's a wild ride that'll leave you wondering what's real and what's just a scam.

"Give me back my money!"

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In this episode, we're talking about car enthusiasts and their unwavering loyalty to their favorite brands. Our host shares a hilarious prank call to an Audi guy, who's so devoted to his brand that he's willing to drive a potentially deadly car. We hear the conversation, where the host tries to convince the Audi guy to drive a 1981 car that's been known to spontaneously combust. The Audi guy's reactions are priceless, and we can't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. It's a lighthearted look at the quirks of car culture and the people who live it.

In this episode, we're talking about car enthusiasts and their unwavering loyalty to their favorite brands. Our host shares a hilarious prank call to an Audi guy, who's so devoted to his brand that he's willing to drive a potentially deadly car. We hear the conversation, where the host tries to convince the Audi guy to drive a 1981 car that's been known to spontaneously combust. The Audi guy's reactions are priceless, and we can't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. It's a lighthearted look at the quirks of car culture and the people who live it.

You don't mess with a man's Audi

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In this episode, Darren Whackhead puts the Consumer Protection Line to the test. He shares a personal experience of trying to return a TV and a jacket, highlighting the challenges consumers face when dealing with faulty products. He calls the Consumer Protection Line, speaking with Beryl, a consumer protector in the Western Cape, to see how effective the service is. The conversation reveals the importance of understanding consumer rights and the role of the Consumer Protection Line in resolving issues. It's a relatable and informative discussion about consumer protection in South Africa.

In this episode, Darren Whackhead puts the Consumer Protection Line to the test. He shares a personal experience of trying to return a TV and a jacket, highlighting the challenges consumers face when dealing with faulty products. He calls the Consumer Protection Line, speaking with Beryl, a consumer protector in the Western Cape, to see how effective the service is. The conversation reveals the importance of understanding consumer rights and the role of the Consumer Protection Line in resolving issues. It's a relatable and informative discussion about consumer protection in South Africa.

"Hi can I return this, it's out of fashion"

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Does it really take 14 years to get payback for being pranked?

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