Michael McLaren has learnt something new today. The most popular streamer in the world IShowSpeed is currently in Sydney live streaming and is drawing quite the crowd. 

Technical specialist Jocelinn Kang chats with Michael about the new development. 

Yes, you read that right. Nick Bendel chats about his wild plan with Michael. 

Clive Palmer has hit back at political donations potentially being blocked under new electoral spending caps.

Director of the Penrith Regional Gallery Toby Chapman chats with Michael about the myth. 

Michal McLaren has weighed in on The Guardian no longer posting on Elon Musk’s X from its official accounts.

Distinguished English academic, TV presenter and author Alice Roberts chats with Michael. 

Michael McLaren responds to the news of the Senate passing a censure motion against Lidia Thorpe. 

In an unexpected twist during his live radio show, Michael McLaren found himself on the receiving end of a playful prank that had listeners laughing out loud. 

Deirdre Khoo & Giorgia Kennedy, Stars of Six The Musical preview the show with Michael McLaren. 

Jim Haynes' Sydneysider this week is Archibald Nugent Richardson.

Entertainment expert Anna Cordaiy returns this week with more movies and streaming recommendations.

Michael McLaren has weighed in on the recent uptick in immigration questioning why the government appears to ignore the general public's opinion.

Finance expert Blake Wendt from Pretzel Wealth, joins Michael McLaren every Wednesday to answer your finance questions.

General manager of Services Australia, Hank Jongen, joins Michael to answer all questions related to services and payments.

Shadow Health Minister Kellie Sloane has weighed in on the pay dispute between the Minns government and the nurses and revealed how she should approach the issue.

Michael McLaren is calling on universities to do something to make arts degrees appear more valuable and relevant to the taxpayer as they demand more from 

For this weeks Travel segment, Michael McLaren chats to Darren McLean who has been to nearly every country.

Orthapedic surgeon at Macquarie University, Dr Tim O'Carrigan answers questions relating to hip and knee replacements. Macquarie University Hospital No-Gap Joint Replacement Program. Terms and conditions and eligibility criteria apply.

Associate professor Jonathan Boymal reveals how the economy and fertility rates impact each other.

Michael McLaren says the recent US election shows some fight against the "woke parade", but notes it's too early to make the claim "woke is broke".

Sir Peter Cosgrove has opened up about advocating for Vietnam veteran Richard Norden who was finally granted a posthumous Victoria Cross earlier today.

Barnaby Joyce has called for special tax zones to encourage movement out of major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.

Michael McLaren has joined other Australians in remembering those who fought for Australia as he notes the day provides important lessons.

One of the people stranded, Kim told Michael McLaren after hours of waiting the company has been able to open the warehouse where their cars are stored but they have no idea how much longer they'll be waiting.

Owner of Cow and The Moon Gelato Jim Crowl joins Michael for this week's Friday Food segment.

Michael McLaren has been stunned by the amount of personal data companies are asking potential customers for, and he calls for companies to stop asking for extremely personal details.

Fire Rescue New South Wales Superintendent Adam Dewberry told 2GB Afternoons no injuries have been reported.

A grassfire has broken out at Sydney Airport as witness reports suggest it was sparked by Qantas flight QF520 which may have suffered an engine explosion.

Historian Jim Haynes looks back on the extraordinary life of Nancy Wake.

Entertainment expert Anna Cordaiy joins Michael to chat about the first of many Christmas movies to come this holiday season!

Shadow communications minister David Coleman says the social media companies were warned years ago to do something about the issues on their platforms as the Albanese government and the opposition commit to ban children under the age of 16 from using the sites.

Michael McLaren continues to question why airlines are offering politicians flight upgrades as shadow transport minister Bridget McKenzie deals with the fall-out of her failure to declare several flight upgrades.

Michael chats to Professor Anne Cust from the Daffodil Centre.

Blake Wendt from Pretzel Wealth chats to Michael about finance and answers all the questions asked by listeners! 

Michaelia Cash has slammed the latest development in the Albanese Government's handling of immigration detainees which she says will see over 200 non-citizen criminals out in the community without any monitoring.

US Democrat congressman Joe Courtney says Pennsylvania is the state to watch during the election count as he comments on the potential impacts the election could have on AUKUS.

Michael McLaren says while he can understand the need to have a healthy trade relationship with Australia's biggest trade partner, the government needs to remain vigilant against the threat of surveillance by China.

The chief executive officer of Far And Away Adventures Normand Schafer chats to Michael about traveling in a supply ship!

Australia's veteran psephologist Malcolm Mckerras provides some valuable insight into the polls.

Michael McLaren has shared that he thinks former US President Donald Trump, who was impeached twice, could come out victorious in the US election tomorrow.

Michael McLaren chats to the CEO of the NSW EPA regarding the problem the state has with landfill.

Chief executive officer of Roy Morgan Michele Levine chats to Michael McLaren regarding the disenfranchised Australian voters.

Economist Chris Richardson chats to Michael McLaren about the new changes to HECs.

Michael McLaren has called for bike helmets to remain mandatory as discussions about helmets grow.

Animal Welfare League vet Charlene Carig answers all your pet health questions!

Manager of the Seafood School at the Sydney Fish Market Sally Webb joins Michael McLaren to discuss the Sydney Fish Market's new cookbook! 

Donald Bradman - the purrfect gentleman in a fur coat! This distinguished, middle-aged kitty may not be knocking out centuries on the field, but he'll certainly knock you out with his charm and cuddly ways.

The Project host and commentator Waleed Aly has commented on the US election and a small group of voters who feel globalisation has left them behind.

Michael McLaren says the decision by Sydney Water to increase their customer bills by 50 per cent over the next five years only highlights the government-made housing crisis.