Everything is green (29 October 2026)

For people not bothered about having a say, people who don't vote love to talk about it. But tonight we focused on what the best arguments for voting are. And, more dodgy Shane Jones comments led to a conversation about the gendered division of labour in your household.  LISTEN ABOVE 

Fabsil or Pursfab? (28 October 2026)

Youtube is taking over the childrens entertainment scene leading to two questions about changing childhood experiences; do kids perfer watching Youtube to movies now? And why do kids want to be an influencer? Also on the topic list on Marcus Lush Nights with Tim Roxborogh was average speed cameras…

Are the intersections really the problem? (27 October 2026)

A number of topics crossed the airways with Tim Roxborogh on Marcus Lush Nights including using cellphones at traffic lights, misused words, Klara and the Sun facing terrible reviews, and the renewed popularity of bartering. LISTEN ABOVE 

That's the deal with a package of scorched almonds (23 October 2026)

On this free-for-all Friday listeners called in to chat about the annoying extras you have to pay for at cafes, shrinkflation, James Bond, and Kerrin Leoni's resignation.  LISTEN ABOVE

A thumb-sized ant (22 October 2026)

Airbnb is changing its rules for guest cleaning requirements, prompting a chat about the cleanliness and expectations of hotels, motels, and other stays. And, listeners call in to recommend the most underrated activities in popular travel destinations.  LISTEN ABOVE

Good, right, buh-bye (21 October 2026)

Tonight on Marcus Lush Nights with Tim Roxborogh listeners called in to chat AI in schools, memories of party lines and 0800 numbers, cycle rage, and the greatest unsolved mysteries. LISTEN ABOVE

Cats, moa, and ferris wheels (21 October 2026)

Another debate of the Chris's took place tonight prompting a politics focused intro to Marcus Lush Nights with Tim Roxborogh, followed by discussions of 'Jurassic Parking' moa, cats, and dodgy ferris wheels. LISTEN ABOVE

A controversial 22 minutes (19 October 2026)

Tim Beveridge took over Marcus Lush Nights to chat the debate over Olivia Dean exceeding curfew and whether a fine should be issued. This led into a night of discussions over the best and worst concerts our listeners have attended over the years.  LISTEN ABOVE 

I think it will go gangbusters (15 October 2026)

It was a night of many topics on Marcus Lush Nights including, but not even nearly limited to, Costco, whether Luxon will remain if re-elected, and DVDs. LISTEN ABOVE 

I can't steer the container ship around that quickly (14 October 2026)

Two debates preceeded the show prompting more election chat as the start of voting draws nearer. And, a loyal bank customer was denied cash, so Marcus and listeners discussed how difficult, or not, it is to get cash in the digital age.  LISTEN ABOVE