Tonight on the Good Life, Jono takes a psychopath test.

We catch up with the Wholesome Doctor, Preeya Alexander, to chat about managing ezcema and a new study warning mum's about the risks of taking antibiotics while pregnant.

And Allan Ared is in from the Omni Eye Centre to answer your eye health questions.

Tonight on the Good Life, the whales say hello. Jono asks a biologist about whales imitating human speech.

We go through some of the absurd, ineffective dietary supplements on the market.

And TimeOut's Emma Joyce goes through what's on this weekend.

Matt Burgess is a genetics counsellor and founder of Insight Genomica, a genetic counselling practice. He chats to Jono Coleman about what genetic testing can tell us about our health.

Jono Coleman is joined in the studio by world renowned Aussie flautist Jane Rutter who's appearing at the Camelot Lounge in Marrickville tomorrow, 1st February.

Astronomer, Professor Fred Watson, talks to Jono and Laura V about 2018 Lunar Eclipse and moon misconceptions.

Hypnotherapist, Mark Stephens joins Jono to discuss sports hypnosis and take your calls.

Listen to the full Good Life podcast with Jono Coleman.

Mercedes from Flowers by Mercedes talks to Jono about Carnations this week.

Sam gets under the skin of the taxidermy industry. He hears a pharmacologists arguments against the upcoming codeine ban. And why is it so hard for American actors to get the aussie accent right? We'll break it down on the Good Life.

This week a man in the UK put a hole in his throat by sneezing. Tonight on the Good Life, Sam Stove finds out how this can happen, and examines some sneezing myths with Rhinologist Richard Harvey. Plus, Trent Nikolic from Car Advice gives the latest from the Consumer Electronics Showcase, and Laura V answers your pet questions.