Tonight on Talking Tech, which NBN providers pass the Netflix challenge?

Ben and Chris talk about all that and more on Talking Tech

Dr Hooman Golestani, our dentist extraordinaire, joins us once a month to answer your questions.

A new report by the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) has called for an update to the National Nutrition Policy, saying a staggering 67% of adults are overweight with a 10% rise in obesity in 20 years, and less than 1% of Aussies follow the existing guidelines. 

Dr Joe Kosterich says the report may be miss the point, and it may be time government stepped out of food.

Clive Palmer has been on everyone's minds in recent weeks, whether you've had a campaign text message, seen his 2-minute TV ad, or driven past a billboard covered in United Australia Party slogans, but will it win him any seats? Pundits are saying no.

Nic Hayes, media analyst and Managing Director of Media Stable, talks us through Palmer's campaign, who he's targeting, and who's likely to end up footing the bill.

Would you watch a C-section broadcast on live TV? That question and more answered with Karalee Katsambanis and Tiffany Fox.

Brian Cadd of Axiom, Little River Band, and The Bootleg Family Band fame, joins us to talk about his long career as an Aussie rocker, his new album, and upcoming 2019 tour.

Whether your pooch is a faithful fido or your pampered furbaby, we all love our dogs; but would you throw them a birthday party?

Chantal Magnus of Billy's Day Care for Dogs has thrown parties for three doggies in her care today alone, she fills us in on the trend.

Married at First Sight has us all wondering if it really is possible to fall in love at first sight, or if it's doomed to failure. 

Professional matchmaker and dating coach, Renee Brown tells us about how and why the brain creates instant attraction, and whether it can last.

This week our Travel Bug Grumpy is in Bali, he brings us up to date on how to do it best.

Our social media expert Ming Johanson is with us talking about sadfishing, catfishing, and other nefarious internet phenomena.