The Rising Cost of Back to School & Introducing Selwyn TV Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Julie Chapman, CEO & Co-Founder of KidsCan about the rising cost of schooling, then later to Wilton & Merryn Atkins - co-founders of Selwyn TV. Guests: Julie Chapman, Wilton Atkins, Merryn Atkins

Drive to Survive & World Buskers Festival Synopsis: Kenny interviews Superintendent Steve Greally, National Manager of Road Policing at the New Zealand Police about the rising road toll in New Zealand, then later discusses the World Buskers Festival. Guests: Steve Greally

2016 Post Mortem Synopsis: Wireless Watchdog reviews the year that was 2016 and reviews the stories that grabbed the watchdog’s attention last year.

2016 Christmas Special Synopsis: In the final Wireless Watchdog for 2016, Kenny counts down to Christmas with this special Christmassy edition of Wireless Watchdog. Merry Christmas!

White Ribbon Campaign & The Science Behind Earthquakes/Tsunamis Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, Campaign Manager of White Ribbon NZ about the White Ribbon Campaign, then about the science behind earthquakes and tsunamis affecting the Canterbury region. Guests: Rob McCann

Mental Health Special Synopsis: Kenny talks about cyberbullying, workplace bullying, depression and anxiety in this mental health special edition of Wireless Watchdog.

The US Presidential Race - What does it mean for NZ & US? Synopsis: Kenny talks with Robert Patman, Professor of International Relations at the University of Otago about the US presidential race and its implications for New Zealand. Guests: Robert Patman

Mental Health Awareness Week & Stoptober Synopsis: Kenny talks about mental health, depression & anxiety. Later he speaks with Boyd Broughton from Stoptober about why you should quit smoking this October. Guests: Boyd Broughton

Local Body Elections & Blue September Synopsis: Kenny speaks to Cruize Erueti about local body elections and then to Graeme Woodside, CEO of the NZ Prostate Cancer Foundation about Blue September. Guests: Cruize Erueti, Graeme Woodside

Dr Duncan Webb joins Kenny on the programme to discuss his career in law, and his change to politics as he becomes the new Labour candidate vying for the Christchurch Central seat at the 2017 general election.