A special bonus edition of the show as JP and Daz find out their #1's for things like movies, music etc. for What's Ya Go To?

Originally from Lebanon, Mazz Matta, pronounced Mazz Matta, moved to the USA at age 7 and to Australia at age 17. Mazz is an artist and comedian who does things in an Unorthodox way, despite being raised Orthodox. His style can be best described as funny. Which is weird for a prop comic, but miracles happen.

How many times have you read a review praising a film to the skies, gone to see it and it's a stinker? What's going on? Cinephilia provides film reviews of the latest movies as well as an extensive archive of classic, art-house and Australian films. Reviewer and editor-in-chief, Bernard Hemingway, joins me on this episode to explain more.

Peter Greco believes everyone has a story to tell, and for over 30 years he’s been ensuring those stories get told. Peter’s a very well-known and highly respected presenter of three programs at Vision Aust Radio and is reminded not to take what he does for granted.

Right 4 You assist people to find a way out of struggle and negative life patterns. Trauma Awareness Coach and owner of Right 4 You, Margaret Gray, joins me to explain what trauma is and some of the ways she helps.

ADHD is a common brain disorder that makes it hard to focus, sit still, and control impulses. It affects about 5% of children and 2.5% of adults worldwide, and can cause problems at school, work, and home. Jo Muir is an ADHD mentor, educator and advocate, and the person behind The ADHD Collective.

John King lives and breathes basketball. He started off as a junior in Brooklyn playing with his mates, and ended up here in Australia, now playing for Westernport Steelers in the Big V. He has also developed his own basketball shoe brand…KOIX - Made by Ballers, for Ballers.

Olivia Crapper is a highly successful coach, mentor, remedial massage therapist and owner of livfitco. She teaches people adaptive and resourceful strategies to take ownership of their health and fitness.

Dr Dianne McGrath has lived her life challenging what others thought impossible, whether that was to live a year with no single-use plastics, prepare for a one-way mission to Mars, or choosing to sail around our planet to help protect our oceans.

Brainwave supports over a thousand children and their families across Australia to live their best lives. Every story is special and unique. Program Co-ordinator, Leighann Nolan, joins me to explain more.