Kymba challenges Matt and Clarisy to see if they could write a children's book. After the storm last night Sam Jolly from Channel 7 called in to talk about what's happening over the next few days and some tips on how to be a weather reporter, so Clarisy, Matt and Kymba hear your calls on what's the weather like in your suburb, and look out Sam! Plus Manapause is real, and it's called anapause.

First up, an update to our Singaporean friend who missed out on a radio prize.

And a pizza man is being undercut by doordash for his own pizza and selling it at a lower price, so he's ordered it through the app, and well the

With the Galaxy Drive In opening up, Clairsy, Matt and Kymba wanted to know your drive in memories. Some were very sweet, and some were a bit....cheeky!

Is the Bayswater Bridge going to be knocked over? Matt visits a gene tester to help him quit smoking. Comedian Craig Quatermain calls in to tell us about his comedy special airing with Perth Comedy Club. 

And it's only $40K to buy this Perth institution! Want to go halves?

It's just not fair!

Host of The Voice, Guy Sebastian, calls in and tells Clairsy, Matt and Kymba about the tough and strange world of Mongolian Throat Singers on this season of The Voice. 

Senior Sargent Serious fills us in on the alleged prison guard that stole $2 worth of crackers. 

And did you have a chance to do something for a loved one that passed? We hear your calls.

Clairsy and Kymba give Matt a little tidbit of news this morning as he continues on his journey to give up the smokes.

Premier Mark McGowan talks about why opening up our state boarders in not the right move for now and strikes back at footy players getting upset over being called pampered. 

We hear your calls on dumb things you did as a kid...and they were dumb. Plus Sandwichgate! Kymba is cursed when it comes to ordering sandwiches and so much more!

His chat in full with Clairsy, Matt and Kymba.

"I've been called a lot worse than 'pampered'".

Lego Masters and winners of season 2, Jackson and Alex, call in to tell us what they're up to since the win and what it was like to do a 28 hour build. Tradies gone bad, and the pubs are open, with a capacity of 20 people and must order food, Bradley Woods, CEO of the Australian Hotels Association calls in.