Macca is joined by Pete and Tas for another tour de force into the week that was, along with word of a coming storm towards Mexico and how they get their names.

Terri Butler, MP from Queensland, is brought in to share her on a new plebiscite vote for marriage equality.

Rhett Corker comes to show his support for this year's Movember and who is eligible to participate in growing facial hair.

From the Centre of Independent Studies, Patrick Cavello discusses the effects that CHAFTA could have on trade between us and China.

Looking forward to the clippety-clops, the team talk to Jimmy Bourke in Fitzroy about the excitement of this year's Spring Racing Carnival.

Gailean Carbas has been nominated for the Montreal International Poetry Prize with her writings, and she explains her stories, including a friend with cerebral palsy.

Film-maker Vorna Casirani discusses his turbulent career that brought from being arrested in native Iran to his new book, I Have No Gender.

Vorna also runs through the trouble he had with moving out of Iran and his with controversial filmography.

Aired on 24th of September, 2015.

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