The Gareth Cliff Show Extra

As tensions heat up after the EFF’s 10-year anniversary celebration... many people are frightened, angry, confused, and highly emotional. Gareth Cliff encourages us to keep a cool head and to remember what brings us together as a country, not what sets us apart.

Everyone is talking about Elon Musk laying off some of the Twitter workforce… what about Mark Zuckerberg at Meta? Gareth shares his thoughts and opinion on this, and gives us an update on how the US midterm elections are going.

If you're looking at the US Midterm Election results in confusion, Gareth explains how all the spheres of government in America work!

What makes someone unattractive? Gareth shares a list of countries with the least attractive people in Europe. There’s a new Chinese ‘flying car’, and find out why paintballs are being shot at Dutch wolves!

A couple of days ago a British tabloid asked what would last longer - Liz Truss or wet lettuce? The lettuce won! Next time you think of taking a swim, be careful, as a woman was attacked by a hippo during loadshedding, and a hotel was recently named one of the “most Instagrammable pools in the world”.

Gareth is off to Turkey for a few days and is super excited about it. He also reflects on his interview with comedian Robby Collins, which leads to him talking about mental health.

Gareth pays tribute to the late rapper Coolio. He also doesn’t understand people who are cheapskates, after finding an app that helps you find the cheapest fuel in your area, and calls out people who claim to create awareness about issues by cycling.

Gareth plays some of your voice notes and also goes through a list of social rules that may be obvious but not for everyone such as not calling someone more than twice or interrupting people when they talking.

Is Gareth going through menopause? Will he really be retiring? Remember the show Gladiators? Gareth spends the first couple of minutes of the show answering all these questions and more.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II is a subject no one can ignore today. As the days unfold, the future of the monarchy and Britain as a whole will solidify as Prince Charles makes his transition to King Charles III. Gareth unpacks the monarchy’s history as a whole, and the influence of its tradition on modern day society.