Maths guru Adam Spencer lifts the lid on October, Superman’s kiss with a twist and Aussie swimmer Chloe McCardel on her record-breaking swim

Does your café get you hot under the collar? Matilda Boseley prefers texting to calling, author George Ivanoff on Australia's greatest UFO mystery and an American's fairy bread creation shocks the nation.

Why didn't Shakespeare talk about the plague? Plus Facebook and Ray-Ban team up for some high-tech headgear and we get In Da Club with miniature pottery maestro Nora Saudie.

How many random guests were at your wedding? Sammy J meets a grass connoisseur, Dr Karen Freilich puts her back into good posture and we recreate the entire AFL Grand Final Parade with help from Catherine Murphy, Tony Armstrong and a Lord Mayor. 

Comedian Randy Feltface has successfully dodged every Australian lockdown of the past three months, broadcaster Raf Epstein detests electric kettles, and journalist Alice Workman brings out her finest puns to dominate the debating ring.

Journalist Sharnelle Vella swaps politics for Formula 1, comedian Claire Hooper thinks carpet treads all over floorboards, Sammy meets basketball hype guy Tyson Whelan and ABBA lover Shanika Ranasinghe unpacks the Swedish group's fanbase.

Comedian Celia Pacquola confronts a post-Rosehaven existence. Broadcaster Tony Wilson is prepared to die for a silent cinema experience. One man in Kansas has 3D-printed a TV to watch his favourite Simpsons episodes, and what is going on with Miranda Kerr’s piano?

How did musician Ella Hooper fall into the heady world of wrestling? Why is a former State Premier struggling with USB chargers? And should Sammy J finally embrace the air fryer? Plus a tribute to the Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts.

In a very special Snack Pack, Sammy J recreates a cancelled exam for three lucky high school students. ABC journalist Leigh Sales has a chicken named after her and broadcaster Jan Fran slams milky coffee drinkers.

​How much is your CD collection worth? Tech journalist Rae Johnston remembers her pet rat, maths lover Adam Spencer does a deep dive on the number six and how to overcome needle phobia.