Each Month the Commissioner for Consumer Protection David Hillyard answers all your scam related questions.

This month David and Chris spoke about the Takata airbag recall, dodgy car dealing, and getting the best out of comparator websites.

Childhood abuse and trauma has far reaching consequences into the livesof many people. Parkerville Children and Youth Care works to help kids move past the effects of trauma and cares for them through their recovery. 

Parkerville CEO Basil Hanna talks about the effects of childhood trauma and his organisation tackles this complex problem.

Corrective Services Minister Fran Logan got real about WA's prisons and told Chris what comes next following the drug epidemic and the Greenough breakout.

Got a dental question? Join Dr Hooman Golestani from Dental 359 on Perth Tonight with Chris Ilsley.

Among the questions asked this month by listeners:

How long do your fillings really last?

Where do you go if you've had dodgy dental work?

Does teeth whitening really work?

Mat Donelly from Donelly Auctions took your calls and valued the antiques of Perth including a Don Bradman coin and an antique table.

A growing numer of business owners in Perth are concerned local brothels are masquerading as "massage" parlours, devaluing their properties. 

Ms Julie Bates, from Urban Realists Planning and Health Consultants was one of the contributors to a report into WA’s sex industry last year, published by Curtin University, which found decriminilastion was the best approach to sex work.

Fremantle MP Josh Wilson spoke with Chris about the reasons he believes WA is missing out on its fair share of defence spending.

Mr Wilson told Chris more funding is required to help WA fulfil its potential.

"What we know is we have an excellent ship building precinct here in Western Australia...at Henderson...It has fantastic capacity and even better potential," he said.

"Of course for us to realise that potential we need a fair share of the defence ship building program...and there's no doubt that we're not getting it, the numbers don't lie."

Each week, technology guru Ben Aylett of benaylett.com shares the latest news and answers your questions relating to all things digital!

This week Ben and Chris talked about Huawei as a product and the political fallout it suffers.

Forte Music School's Joondalup students serenade us with their renditions of American Woman and Santana's Smooth. Director of Forte, Nunzio Guinta, talks about the value of music and how to pick an instrument.

Perth's very own Paranormal Hunters and Barry Sue, author and son of the legendary Jack Sue, joined Chris to talk about the spooky, the eery, and the downright scary. 

Their latest adventures have taken them to the Jack Sue Building in Midland, Fremantle Prison, and Toodyay's Christmas 360. Barry Sue fills us in on the paranormal history of his family's building. Do you believe it? Decide for yourself.