It's the story that dominated news over the weekend, now it's Gary's turn to weigh into the debate... and of course it's the perfect chance for a parody song!

Selfie sticks are a new phenomenon and whether you like them or not they seem to be taking over every public event in town. The walking stick like apparatus however, isn't winning love from museums, stadiums and other public grounds - seeing a number of them banning selfie sticks. Gary took it upon himself to parody the next generation toy in his latest musical addition.

Robert Mehang - the co-creator of phone app 'On the Spot Fines' called in to chat to Laurel, Gary and Mark this morning about his creation and some of the more peculiar laws in place on Queensland roads.

Deana Martin, the daughter of Dean, talks about Christmas in the Martin household with carols and all. She also touches on having so many famous family friends and the respect between artists and friendship.

Gary's latest parody song is certainly an original!

We catch up with Sharon Corr ahead of her Australian Tour with America.

Judith Lucy previews her latest project on the ABC, her feminism and women in comedy.

And you can even take your grandma to the show according to star Thomas Larkin!

Ray Simpson is best known for being the policeman in the Village People, but what is he like outside of that uniform? Listen to the man behind the uniform...

Channel 7 UK correspondent Ben Lewis weighs in on the verdict of Gary Glitter who has been found guilty of indecent assault of three young women, dating back to the 1970s.

Listen to the full podcast detailing of the court proceedings and his obscure gesture when being named guilty.