Jase & PJ

Jase gets emotional in the most adorable Mothers Day message and PJ absolutely nails her weekly poem. We ask about some of the most outrageous benefits your boss has and we also talk washing machine etiquette.

Jase challenges the Prime Minister to a race and PJ reluctantly tells us about the guy she is seeing. Aussie Paul teaches us how to iron your clothes without an iron and we ask about the punishment your parents decided to follow through with.

We ask if you've ever broken up while on holiday and what you wanted to be when you were younger V what you are now. Someone shows bad sportsmanship in Verbal Ping Pong and a new Secret Sound has arrived.

We ask what crazy drunk purchase you made and we attempt to guess your dinner in What Ya Cookin. Jase also leaves an interesting message with an unhappy listener.

PJ has an obsession with her phone and Jase gets awkward when he's pressured to eat cold meat. We also have a big announcement that involves a lot of overtime.

We ask what did you swallow and PJ talks about her disastrous alter ego making an appearance at the bar last night. PJ also wraps up the week with her poem and it's Friday so we give some free air time. Today is the day. Can Jase whistle so a 10 year old boy can make his dream of bungy jumping come true?

Jase now has an incentive to whistle before Friday and we find out what happened behind the scenes of PJ's laptop prank. We ask what your parents got up to before you were born and Jase has another million dollar invention

Jase gets sent a suggestive package and PJ covers up a not so pleasant smell. We ask what came out in a speech and Verbal Ping Pong tests the guys gaming knowledge

Jase needs expert advice on how to whistle and PJ gets a performance review from her Mum. We ask if people act differently when they find out what you do and have you been turned off someone after you find out the TV shows someone watches.

When should you stop kissing your family and have you taken the law into you own hands? Secret Sound is back and as ambiguous as ever and Jase (a grown man) tries to whistle.