Marcus Lush Nights

Marcus has felt a little 'off' all week, and know he thinks he knows why.

Also, what are NZ's great urban myths?

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Where is New Zealand's worst set of traffic lights?

Are there boats on the Clutha at Kaitangata?

And what song will Marcus end the show with?

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It's Chocolate Milk Day, and also the day of another leader's debate.

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Actor David McCallum has died, but Marcus still can't figure out one of his well-known shows.

Also, what's the point of voting early? And how do you get people to stop leaving you voicemails?

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Marcus cleans up the weekend sport, opines about the change of clocks, and wonders why the minor minor parties (the ones that regularly come in less than 1% in the polls) don't merge together to get over the 5% threshold.

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This might be the most infuriating question you've ever heard asked.

Also, Marcus gets into custard squares and water stains.

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Southland continues to bear the brunt of some nasty weather, and Marcus takes calls on the minor leaders' debate, and whether Worcestershire sauce is still the world's favourite.

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The South Island shook, the wind was blowing a gale, and Pukaki Downs caught fire.

And all of that was before there were chicken feathers all over the road.

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What is the purpose of the televised leader debate?

And Marcus remembers Roger Whittaker.

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It's that windy outside, which means Marcus warns the audience about trampolines.

And Marcus digs into the origins of the saying on all of NZ's lips this year.

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