We talk to Michele Renaglia, a former Polly Waffle maker from the days of Rowntree Hoadley.
She passes judgement on Steve's new version called The Pointy Waffle.
Brett takes us back to Wassail Wine Bar in Prospect .
Colin introduces us to a brand new segment, The South Australian Register.
Steve asks for your guidance on how to subscribe to newspapers the smart way.
We hear that posties are safe in South Australia.
We also discover why koalas are much bigger tree huggers in summer than in winter.
Plus music from PlanB and wine from Rosemount Estate.

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Dr Jane Goodall at Adelaide Zoo.
Bob Francis and Sandra Matz re The Beatles 50th anniversay
Douglas Adams, late author of The Hitchhikers' Guide To The Galaxy, gets a nod, given this is episode 42.
Follow up to our Janine Hardy story from episode 41
A blinded wine tasting
The Shambolics.
Oh, and Adelaide newsreader, Jane Doyle, inducted as our sixth Nigel
Revelation of Australia's Got Talent rudeness and The Voice inspiration

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Don Violi, Adelaide hair dresser extraordinaire.
Janine Hardy, an Adelaide Hills mother of five who is facing a new chapter in her ongoing battle with breast cancer that has also advanced into bone cancer.
Our voice recorder gets a work out this week as we take a contribution from Sebastian.
Peter Goers and Spence Denny from 891 ABC Adelaide feature in the show.
And the editor of In Daily, David Washington, not only lends us his voice, but has also suggested adding time codes to our content details below, which we have done in a new addition we are calling the In Daily Column (take a look at our show notes).
Plus wine from Clare Valley and music from Courtney Robb..

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This week in Adelaide's Yesterdays it is 'school memories' to honour the conference in Adelaide this week looking at the next wave of challenges facing school design and construction.
Chloe from Yelp gives us five great places to go to enjoy Winter better this year - all around Adelaide, the Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula.
Dr Dino Hodge returns for part two of the interview about his book, Don Dunstan: Intimacy and Liberty (a political biography).
We also cover Adelaide's water (it's better than legend would have you believe), Peter Goers, and Peppa Pig - pick the odd one out!
Plus wine from Sir Richard Branson, music about the death of Dr George Duncan, and an Adelaide Visa Council that not only crosses borders, but crosses the floor of parliament. Did someone mention Martin Hamilton Smith?
We also stumble across an actual Boring Conference which we'd like to bring Down Under.

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Try mentioning South Australia to any other Australian and inevitably the name Don Dunstan will come up.

This week, we delve into the first biography about Don Dunstan by interviewing its author, Dr Dino Hodge.

Dino unravels some of the mystery around Don Dunstan by taking us back to his formative years, the social and sexual culture of early 20th Century South Australia, the cold war, the police and ASIO special squads and, ultimately, the key things that shrouded his departure from public life.

Also this week, we discuss the mainstream media coverage of our interview with Adelaide Lord Mayor, Stephen Yarwood, in last week's show, episode 038. In particular, we discuss the City Messenger treatment of the story in which they tried to milk controversy that wasn't there from Stephen Yarwood's use of the term apartheid.

We feature an incredibly talented South Australian band, The Bearded Gypsy Band. The aplomb with which they play clever, complicated compositions is a delight to listen to and to savour.

Likewise, this week's wine is fittingly an 8 Songs shiraz from Peter Lehmann - harmony, confidence, majesty!

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This is a special, extended edition of our podcast to capture the full, candid interview with The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood. We cover the 'boring' tag, his attraction to bikes, bike lanes and electric cars, comparisons of different media styles, Victoria Square and Star Wars.

Also on the show, hear Geoffrey Robertson QC accept his award as Australian Humanist of the Year, which was awarded in Adelaide last weekend. He has a searing critique of the international response to the mass abduction of school girls in Nigeria.

Colin stops over in the now demolished Grand Central Hotel, which once stood where Hungry Jacks is at the end of Rundle Mall.

Plus we cover Fork On The Road, wine, music, Wakefield Press, and dog birthdays.

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In this week's show we get knee deep in food with the chief executive of Food SA, Catherine Barnett, giving us the inside scoop on the upcoming ACCC legal action against Coles on behalf of small to medium sized food producers, along with reflections on Tasting Australia, the state of food manufacturing in SA, and a long lost, biscuity love from childhood.

Steve lashes out at Adelaide's slack, undeserving, shameful coffee van vendors, while Brett prepares to serenade the food trucks of Adelaide at this weekend's Fork On The Road event at Port Adelaide.

Steve's father-in-law, Trevor Symonds, steps up as Nigel number 5 and is put under the spotlight in Adelaide's Yesterdays, recounting stories of life in country South Australia in the 1960s and 70s - yes, that means no TV but a rather posh English family car.

We also have the happiest Adelaide Visa Council of all time, dig up a classic song about the Target Air Conditioner, unearth a Barossa wine from 160 year old vineyards, and discover Brett's new found calling as a creepy old man.

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Adelaide psychologist, Alexandra Frost, from Attuned Psychology in North Adelaide, discusses boredom with us and helps us work out why some people are so quick to label our town as boring.

In preparation for next week's visit of Adelaide Lord Mayor, Stephen Yarwood, Colin takes us back through the annals of some of his predecessors where we discover a Lord Mayor with three playgrounds named after him, and one who made the world smell nice?

In Brett Monten's musical pilgrimage we cover a deeply moving song by Heather Frahn called Always With You.

Redman Wines from the Coonawarra delivers our SA Drink Of The Week, plus we discover why everything's on the up and up in Hindley Street's strip club scene.

Did I mention we also get an expert opinion on the silly Mazda survey question discussed last week from Adelaide market research guru, Andrew Bell from Steve's workplace, Baker Marketing, and we tip our hat to a local man who was once part of the Home And Away cast.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent part of Wednesday in Elizabeth and we were there to bring you the colour and the insights - and Steve brought back something quite unexpected!

With this show going out on Anzac Day Eve, we took time to look at the first Anzac Day event ever, which took place in Adelaide in 1915.

Continuing the historic theme, we chatted with Chloe from Yelp about the Nanna Skillz Tasting Festival on Sunday, May 4. It will feature demonstrations of the skills of yesteryear from brewing to pickling.

And in a further acknowledgement of Anzac Day, we chat with Louanna Hacket, an exercise physiologist from Funlife Fitness Centre at Ingle Farm, about her work rehabilitating veterans.

Plus there's wine from the Barossa, music from Ben Searcy and a saucy Adelaide Visa Council.

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When Adelaide launches its own Monopoly Board Game this year, please let it not be cosmetically Adelaide but roots-and-all Adelaide.
That's why we're offering this episode to sway the powers-that-be to transform Monopoly away from the 'bored' game and into the board game for South Australia.
EverettBrookes Jewellers has just been named Best Jewellery Retailer in Australia and New Zealand. We find out why it is so with Ian Brookes, who opens our eyes and polishes our rings (well, at least our understanding about rings).
In Adelaide's Yesterdays, we get hot and cross about Easter via a letter to the editor from 1952.
The wine this week blows us away - bravo to Michael and the team at Tenafeate Creek Wines.
And music gets us moving, with Kelly Menhennett making our hearts beat beat.

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