Jonny finds an old number bFM once used, a curious Corey phones it up... And space wizard Josh, from The Stardome summarises the year in space that was for 2022.

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Seasonal salutations from Camp Stench.

Josh Aoraki delivers the highlights of Spaaace, in the year that was 2022.

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For Tomorrow's World, Stella Huggins speaks to Professor in Critical Health Psychology at Massey University, Sarah Riley about Menstruation Tracking Apps.

And the Wire team brings you the best of the Monday Wire, recapping the year that was in news and current affairs.

This year, Stella Huggins spoke to former Auckland Deputy Mayor, Penny Hulse about an ongoing review on the future of local government. 

We revisit Aotearoa becoming the first country in the world to have explicitly legalised drug checking. Spike Keith spoke to Know Your Stuff’s Brin Ryder about drug testing services at summer festivals. 

Spike also interviewed the NZ Drug Foundation’s Sarah Helm about their findings that overdose deaths in the past five years have increased by 50%.

And finally, we look back at Stella's interview with Chris Wilson, a Senior Lecturer of Politics and International Relations at the University of Auckland, about his report on his colleague James Halpin, infiltrating Action Zelandia, a far-right extremist group in Aotearoa.

Could the religious side of life be explored in Social Studies classes in Primary and Secondary Schools? Peter chimes in over the telephone to discuss.

With 2022 coming to an end, Rita gives us the biggest wins for the Environment this year. 

Jonny confesses to attending Guns 'n Roses during the weekend, Peter Lineman ponders a religious view of the world being explored in Social Studies classes, and Rita Steel gives us the rundown on the biggest environment wins of 2022.

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Vintage Roots 45s

Tim Batt phones up to chat about the wrap up event for everyone's favourite conspiracy podcast, Did The Titanic Sink? Tune in to the live-streamed event tonight at 7:30pm to hear from Tim, Carlo Ritchie, and Abby Howels chat about history's most mysterious ship. All happening on the RNZ website. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Suri's here with an epic wrap up of 2022 reads! Here's her mighty list to help spark some summer reading ideas. Whakarongo mai nei!