When one considers what this young man has achieved at the tender age of 23, it comes as no surprise that he has been brought on board to join the all-new cast of 5fm. He is talented, ambitious and opinionated - an ideal set of character traits for someone behind the microphone.

Growing up in Cape Town, Roger has always aspired to be on the airwaves. From the moment he spoke his first word, Roger was extremely talkative, and family and friends have been suggesting he embark on career in broadcasting for a number of years. With meager equipment and bundles of creative energy, Roger used to hand out tapes at high school with his own remixes of radio adverts and jingles, mangled together with sounds from old records. It was undoubtedly a clear sign as to his future calling.

As one of the country's most successful dance music producers, Roger is certainly no stranger to the studio, and will feel quite at home behind the controls at 5fm. A fact unknown to most is that he has been involved with radio for some time now. For the past few years, Roger has created the sounds and music behind many radio adverts and jingles, working with a host of South Africa's top advertising firms.
Roger Goode brings youthful enthusiasm, a passion for homegrown talent, and his diverse music industry experience to 5fm. This combination is one that he hopes will provide listeners with something a little different and wacky, yet uncompromisingly groovy and accessible.

He is huge fan of African influenced dance and plans to promote South African producers and DJ's more than ever before. Having been through the process that most aspiring DJ's and musicians embark upon, Roger certainly has something to offer our growing music industry through his shows.

For fans of his music, you can be assured that Roger's entrance into the world of radio will not affect his music making activities. Music production is Roger's first love, and he will continue his assault on the charts if he has his way, as well as DJing around the country.

In Roger's words, "Radio is about entertaining people, and I plan to do nothing less."
…Let the Goode times roll!