Our tech guru Ben Aylett joins us every week to keep us up to date on the world of tech.

This week we talk cybersecurity, keeping your website, and phone safe.

Last year Cat Haven rescued nearly 8500 cats and kittens, all of which were vaccinated, sterilised, and treated for fleas and worms.

On Sunday they throw open their doors for Wet Nose Day, their main fundraising event for the year. 

Chandra Woodley, Marketing Officer for Cat Haven, told us more about the fun and frivolity in store at the event.

Steve 'Grumpy' Collins drives us through Europe with Bus About.

Alexandra Tselios and Chris beguiled your Friday night with scanning your brain to figure out if you're right for a job, the link between Emo Rap and opioid addiction, and why you should marry an intelligent person.

A Wheatbelt grandmother lost her life this week to a snakebite on her family farm - a tragic reminder our cold-blooded friends will be out in greater numbers over the coming months.

Dr Bill Bateman is a Wildlife Biologist at Curtin University, and he joins us to answer questions and bust myths about WA's snakes.

If you're feeling a little spooky in the lead up to Halloween, brave souls have the opportunity to tour the notorious Woodman Point Quarantine Station, said to be one of Perth's most haunted buildings. 

Built in the last 1800s and long since abandoned, the building is said to be home to the spirits of some of those who died while quarantined there. 

Medium Rebecca Millman runs the once-a-year overnight tour and she came in to the studio to talk about this remarkable experience.

This week's panel topics include the bus strike, alcohol packaging warnings, and what Chrissy can do about her leg cramps.

Mayor of Bayswater Dan Bull joined us on the show to talk about a brazen illegal waste-water dumping in the area.

Critically acclaimed author Tom Gilling's new book The Lost Battalions tells the little-known story of two Australian battalions abandoned on Java during World War II. 

Until now the story of the more than 2000 soldiers forgotten in Java was not one included in the collective memories of the war in New Guinea - drawing on diaries, documents, and interviews with survivors, Tom constructed their narrative. He joins us tonight to tell their story.

Hilarity and hi-jinks are back with the Pontificants: Elijah James, Pascal the 8th, Duvid Tuffley and Steve 'Grumpy' Collins. Join us on the podcast for all the fun.