Each week, Cliff shares the latest entertainment news, movie releases and DVD announcements.

The fur is flying on tonight's Thursday Panel as Chris, Lanna Hill of One Small Step Business Coaching, and Nic Hayes from Media Stable talk Clive Palmer, the bus strike, and the best thing to do for your ex on Valentines Day.

A recent study show that Australian woman are ageing up to 20 years faster than women from other parts of the world. 

Dr Kate Jameson is a Cosmetic Physian, GP, and Medical Director of Youth Lab, talks us through why it happens, and what you can do about it.

The diet industry may be worth billions watching over the chemicals in the food we eat, but what about the air we breathe? Humans consume more than 11,000 litres of air per day, which can carry chemical contaminants causing a range of illnesses. 

Building and environment expert, Dr Samantha Hall, talks us through some of the ways to limit your risk.

Journalist and commentator Phil Barker has spent years writing about the lives of Australian men. In his new book The Revolution of Man he discusses what to means to be a man, and how that's coming to be seen in a completely new light.

His last name include the word ‘tyre’ so it’s safe to say Glen McIntyre was destined to become a mechanic! The RAC Autoservices Manager joins Chris every month to demystify what’s going on beneath the bonnet.  

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Tonight Chris and ‘Lost Perth's' Warren Duffy remember Perth cultural staple 78 Records' 47 years in Perth's music scene.

As the banking Royal Commission's Hayne report offers 76 recommendations, we speak to Chalon Performance Consulting Managing Director Cliff Chalon and ask, is it time for the banks to make cultural changes and stop offering token apologies?

A group of roos has been given a reprieve from euthanasia and will be relocated after the state government revoked a management plan which took two years to negotiate. 

Spacial Property Group's Managing Director, Bruce Young weighs in on renegotiating its Fauna Management Plan, and who should wear the costs.

Chinese New Year is upon us and 2019 will bring in the Year of the Pig. 

Bill Lang has been travelling to China and working with Chinese businesses and students for over 18 years; he joins us with some facts about what the new year might bring.