Broadcaster Alex Nicol started at the ABC in 1967, and became their first rural reporter, and the host of 'All Ways on Sunday'. Old Days, Old Ways is the story of his time as a bush broadcaster, bringing to life the colourful characters and you-couldn't-make-it-up stories of a country Australia long gone. 

He joins us to spin some yarns and talk about the early days of radio, as well as his new book.

Exercise physiologist Jodie Hopkins, from Your Life Your Body, joins Chris Ilsley each month to answer your questions!

Dr Joe Kosterich sees the grim toll of smoking day to day in his practice - he joins us to talk about why so many can't quit and how the government is letting them down.

Tonight we talk tech with our expert Ben Aylett. We're talking about telco scams, tvs, and more.

We recently saw the controversial Gillette campaign blow up the internet, now Nike has released a new ad featuring Serena Williams taking on social issues. What does it take to get this kind of advertising right? 

Megan del Borrello from Gloss Marketing Communications fills us in.

Are Job Active providers helping WA's job seekers find employment, or are they failing to prepare them properly. Managing Director of Forensic HR, Dale Kennett, says 30% of resumes are incomplete, and a further 20% aren't up to date. - he tells us how to build your CV with confidence.

This week on Hot Topics Karalee, Tiffany and Chris discuss the woes of parking in Perth.

With so many conflicting opinions about what healthy eating actually looks like, how to we cut through the real deal and the real nonsense.

Health coach Samantha Jackson talks with us about the difference between ‘healthy’ and nutritious.

International violinist Rupert Guenther is back in the Perth Tonight studio with a new show. 

Born Under a Bad Sign is playing at the Duke of George in East Fremantle on March 14. He joins us in the studio to talk blues, electric violin, and his life in music. 

For bookings to see www.dukeofgeorge.com.au