Tom has come in with a blue fingernail, and Warren finds out more about the Polished Man fundraiser he and Wayne are signed up for.

They recap a night out last weekend with Moira Finucane and Mama Alto at the famous Spiegeltent at Luna Park.

With Bradley Cooper making his music chart debut for his work in A Star is Born, we count down the best and worst actor-turned-singer moments, and ask listeners for their suggestions.

Plus dogs might be lying to us to get what they want.

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Their Royal Highnesses Harry and Meghan are in town, and Tom and Warren discuss their agenda, and royal protocol.

In today’s hot topics:

Plus, you’ve probably been grating cheese wrong! We tell you how it should be done.

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Eight moving canvases are rolling around Melbourne streets as part of this year’s Melbourne International Arts Festival, in the shape of iconic W-class trams. The artist behind one of the works, Troy Innocent, has used geometric designs integrated with a smartphone app to produce a multimedia, musical score on the side of Tram #5106. He joined us in the studio to tell us more about the project and his work.

Check out all the Art Trams designs here, and download Troy’s app to trigger your own experience when you find his piece.

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On the day cannabis is legalised in Canada, Fiona Patten joins us to discuss why Australia is so far behind the world in drug reform. Pill testing saves lives, so why is Australia’s government not acting?

Plus when will we stop putting the rights of religious institutions before people?

Fiona brings the voice of reason to Australian politics, and once a month to JOY.

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Brittany Leo is what we call a triple threat: Singer, radio host and DJ.

Brittany returned to the JOY studios, where she used to host daytime, to chat to Tom and Warren about competing in DJing competitions, and recording her latest music.

Her new single “Adore” is available now, and we had the premiere on JOY.

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Tom and Warren discuss all the hot topics of the day:

Plus when Tom remembers what he is outraged about, he lets loose about the government overruling decisions about destruction of part of Federation Square to accomodate a new Apple Store.

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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report was released on Monday. The report says widespread changes would be needed in energy, industry, buildings, transportation and cities to limit global warming to 1.5 degree C.

Dr Andrew King from Melbourne Uni joins us to discuss the implications if we don’t take action now.

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Tom’s still learning his new computer and he’s not ready for the show to start, but there’s no time to waste in bringing you all the hot topics of the day:

Plus, the apprentice has a housework hack for us.

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The time for this discussion couldn’t be more urgent! Men drink more, smoke more, do more drugs, and die younger than women. They get bashed, robbed and murdered more – and mostly by other men. That makes them both the victims and the main perpetrators of violence. How do we break the cycle?

SBS VICELAND reporter Marty Smiley has spent the last two months meeting the men behind Australia’s most damning statistics to see if change is truly possible and whether all men should be involved in that process.

His documentary #YesAllMen premieres on The Feed, 7.30pm Tuesday 16 October on SBS VICELAND. The documentary will be available after broadcast anytime, on your favourite device via SBS On Demand.

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Matthew Wade, editor of Star Observer, joins us again to fill us in on all the headlines in this month’s magazine.

We discuss an interview with Benjamin Law and his mum about what it’s like growing up gay and Asian-Australian.  Young Greek Australians talk about reconciling sexuality and religion.  Paloma Faith tells Star Observer that she is basically a drag queen.  LGBTI body image is put in the spotlight in an interview with a gay disabled man.  Is gay men adopting an African-American vernacular cultural misappropriation?  Plus, a guide for allies on how to better support trans and non-binary people of colour.

Check here for places you can pick up your copy, or follow Star Observer online.

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