Macca is joined by fan favourite Ian and newcomer Dee Mason for a morning of political agenda, etc., starting with the consequences of the National Party's vote for a new leader.

Josh Dowling comes in to discuss the trouble that Volkswagen are mistakenly facing with their diesel models at the moment.

Seb Stewart, a recipient of the new HEY Grant, is brought on to explain how he became eligible for it through his People Project.

Dr. Kobe Yoa discusses the recent fall in trade and relations from China and the possible long-term impacts this could have.

Next up, the crew lament on the clamour for votes in the Melbourne Ports electorate.

Then Dean Beck presents an interview with Master Charles Cannon, who wrote a book that recounts his time as a Hindi, a hostage in a Mumbai hotel, and his methods of meditation and spirituality.

Panellist Josh is planning on moving house, so he asks resident money man Matt Hale from Rising Tide for some sound advice.

Dan Monaghan is called to talk sport, including the footy finals, but certainly not cricket.

Aired on 26th of September, 2015.

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