Riley Wilton, Spencer Howson, Courtney Heck and Mitch Drake return with double the fun, double the questions and infinite doubling of points in the latest episode of Quiz of Quizzes!

Prompted by a claim that Ipswich has become "the forgotten town", Ryan and Jack set about devising a school holiday ad campaign for the city. But, will their slogan start a war with another southeast Queensland city?!

Margery Forde's 90s coming-of-age tale "X-Stacy" opens at the Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills, on October 11. The season runs till October 13. Trent Sellars, who plays Paul, explains "X-Stacy" to Ryan and Jack.

Eight high schools students from all over southeast Queensland - as close as Springfield and as far away as Goondiwindi and Warwick - have spent two days at USQ Springfield campus learning how to produce and present radio. At 1pm on Tuesday 24th September, Ethan, Annie, Claire, Jason, Sam, Deaz, Joe and Tina hit the airwaves. This is their radio show. Commercial music has been removed for the podcast but you will get to enjoy Annie's original song "Why Do You Lie?"

'The Showers' is a new podcast looking at the behind-the-scenes world of professional sports. Basically, what happens to all the world's most famous athletes, managers and trainers away from the cameras. What you don't normally see. In this third episode, University of Southern Queensland's Associate Professor Dr Janet McDonald and Jason Leslie from Otium Sport discuss fan behaviour and the experience of attending live sport. Conceived, produced and presented by Benjamin Maslen at the University of Southern Queensland.

Mark and Shayne introduce you to seven amazing local people with disabilities. Hear about their challenges and successes over seven days during Disability Action Week 2019. In this episode, meet Amy Tobin.

Zaine Harvey and Gab O'Brien introduce you to some of the students and staff of Redbank Plains State High School. #USQGoesBackToSchool is an annual series of outside broadcasts, part of USQ's second year course Radio and Audio Production II. This episode was produced by Byron Queale and Tyler Brennan, with tech support from Clear Matthews, studio panelling by Danen Eadie and social media by Shannon Lewis.

Mark and Shayne introduce you to seven amazing local people with disabilities. Hear about their challenges and successes over seven days during Disability Action Week 2019. In this episode, meet cricketer and radio presenter Nathan Letts.

Songstress Rachael Leahcar is an open book, and for the first time she is taking her forthright and honest approach to her music out on the road and sharing the ups and downs of her life in a unique stage show, Colours Of My Life. What started as a couple of select performances in her hometown in South Australia in 2015, spawned the idea for a concept show depicting her journey as a musician. Bright Morning Boy Nick Mollenhauer catches up with her to discuss her show and how her life has changed since The Voice.

Ryan and Jack are Back by Popular Demand. This week, they test Phoenix Radio presenters Issy, Jen, Shannon and Russell! How do they test them? That's for us to know and you to find out by listening. Suffice it to say, this episode contains subtle adult concepts.