This week, Dave from Scorpio Books reviews the novel, “Bonfire” by Krysten Ritter of Jessica Jones and Breaking Bad fame.

This week, Stuart and Matt discuss the modern classic and best selling PS2 game of all time, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

This week, Matt and Nick trade notes on “In The Valley of Elah” and “Windy City Heat”

Julian Temple of Julian Temple Band joins us to chat about the bands new album, Antarctica and runs us through a couple of kiwi tracks he loves from other artists. His picks for The Guest List are Jay Clarkson’s “Fly on the Wall” (1993) and Koizilla’s “(Ashley) Clean the Kitchen” (2017).

Jay’s taking a break so we have Drop in Dale cover. Matt picks an Alanis Morissette deep cut and it turns out to not be as borderline as he initially thought.

Matt quizzes the prime minister on doing media appearances during very late term pregnancy and why Trump is putting tariffs on New Zealand but not Australia.

This week, Suli talks up the benefits of body weight. Matt suspects he could be leading listeners down a dangerous path.

Martyn Pepperell’s picks this week are “Procession” and “Mother Maybe” from Kadhja Bonet’s new album, Childqueen.

In this addition of “Were They Being a Dick?” The RDU listeners deliver the verdickt on a 9 year old girl who became so addicted to the hit game “Fortnite” she opted to wet herself rather than break from the game to go to the toilet.

This week, Tamsin from Scorpio reviews the novel, “Home Fires” by Kamila Shamsie. Winner of the 2018 Women’s Prize for Fiction.