The precious folk of Pakuranga (21 November 2024)

Listeners find out that you might get a speeding ticket if you speed. And Marcus learns there's more than one Christchurch. LISTEN ABOVE 

Stop ticketing people (20 November 2024)

Marcus has a run-in with the parking wardens, Sky TV continue to have problems, and why is basketball so popular in New Zealand? LISTEN ABOVE

We should've walked (19 November 2024)

Marcus is amazed people are still opting for taxis and then complaining about how expensive they are, plus we dig into why Sky TV in-home service has gone downhill so badly. Plus a stunning sea rescue unfolds while the show is live on air. LISTEN ABOVE  

Bugger the Temu (18 November 2024)

Marcus has a bird problem, he's broken his phone, and he has questions about streetlights. LISTEN ABOVE 

Taking the worm off a blind hen (15 November 2024)

Marcus talks televised sport, de-cluttering without dumping on the side of the road, and flying into Queenstown. LISTEN ABOVE 

And 5ZB which was a train (14 November 2024)

Famed New Zealand broadcaster Lindsay Yeo has died, and Marcus hears from listeners and former coworkers alike about a different era of radio. LISTEN ABOVE 

They would've panic-parked (13 November 2024)

Marcus talks buying second-hand cars and gets reviews from Coldplay's first show at Eden Park. LISTEN ABOVE 

They're not biscuity enough (12 November 2024)

Marcus has a gripe with the state of biscuits in New Zealand, and gets into our country's rich elephant history. LISTEN ABOVE 

A bit keen to deliver (11 November 2024)

Marcus has queries around the popularity of TradeMe, and what has gone wrong when you've bought and sold goods on community selling sites. LISTEN ABOVE 

So good I bought two of them (8 November 2024)

Marcus made a purchase before the show that he reckons has changed his life. LISTEN ABOVE