Ryan and Jack have finished Netflix and are now discovering the late night shows on the lesser-known corners of free-to-air TV!

Shaun Harrison is opening up a new Gracie Jiu-Jitsu studio in Ipswich, one that differs from mainstream Jiu-Jitsu and focusses more on self-defence, confidence and coping skills. As well, Shayne's 'Little Locals' give their perspectives on bullying. If you need to talk to someone about issues raised in this episode, call Lifeline 24/7 on 13 1114.

The University of Southern Queensland's resident Eurovision expert Dr Jess Carniel joins Nick and Stu from the Bright Morning Boys to dissect today's announcement that the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest has been cancelled because of COVID-19.

In this new series from the University of Southern Queensland, USQ Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker talks all things career and employability and helps you to realise your career goals. This week, you'll get the low down on why heading regional can be a big benefit to your career. Primary school principal Liz Bailey and Julia Spicer from Engage and Create Consulting have worked in rural, regional and remote parts of Australia and share their top tips with you. Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale.

Incapable of hating films or even pointing out any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's film - The Fate of the Furious (2017)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.

The LNP's Brisbane Lord Mayor (and Lord Mayoral candidate) Adrian Schrinner joins Ryan Croxford from 'Back By Popular Demand' to discuss his vision, policies and experience for the top job. Labor's Lord Mayoral candidate Patrick Condren speaks with Ryan Croxford in a previous episode (https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode/575077). 'Back By Popular Demand' with Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson airs Friday mornings 10am-11am on Phoenix Radio.

Testing each other with games and quizzes about 'Plastic' are Dylan, Spencer, Courtney, Mitch and... who's this?? It's Alan!

Shannon Newley, Editor of the Queensland Times, joins Nick and Stu to discuss this week's Ipswich Mayoral debates. Shannon will be back with Nick and Stu every Thursday at 10.40am until election day, March 28th.

22 students from Rosewood State High School just spent a day at Phoenix Radio, learning about radio and podcasting. Here's one of the four podcasts they created. Called 'The Everyone But Jess Podcast', it's a discussion about the so-called 'Mandela Effect' and other conspiracy theories. Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale. Enjoy!

Students from Rosewood State High School test Phoenix Radio's Shannon Lewis to see if she can identify a series of everyday noises. Wear headphones for the best listening experience! Recorded at the University of Southern Queensland Springfield campus as part of a radio/podcasting high school experience day.