Marlon Williams and Tiki Taane are live in the studio, with a cheeky extra rendition of cocktails made - as Corey flies back home for the holiday break.
First it was the wrong theme track, then it was Newsroom technical difficulties, and finally a Fire Alarm!? What's going on at the B? Ooh, there's also a lot of weed news and some brilliant wine sampled too!
David Lange turns up on the subject of Mashups - Avatar is back and is the subject of Flicks ’n That - Mark of New Plymouth’s own Infinity Ritual phones in for What’s Cooking - and apparently web domains end in .cum now...
Jonny finds an old number bFM once used, a curious Corey phones it up... And space wizard Josh, from The Stardome summarises the year in space that was for 2022.
Jonny confesses to attending Guns 'n Roses during the weekend, Peter Lineman ponders a religious view of the world being explored in Social Studies classes, and Rita Steel gives us the rundown on the biggest environment wins of 2022.
Jonny tries to teach Corey phone etiquette, the talented Luke Buda phones in from Wellington for Friday Live, and the listeners go mad over the coppers sending out speeding tickets.
We get the latest blazed news from Chris in Marijuana Media, sample some tasty drinks in a double-bill edition of Cocktail Corner, and the Lo-Fi Crew visit ahead of their 5th Birthday celebration at The Mothership this weekend.
This edition of What's Cooking takes us online with a discussion between Jonny and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs ahead of their visit and gig in Auckland.
Corey and Jonny speak with Half/Time over the miracles of the internet to speak about what's new for the band, how they're playing at a festival in Wales, and when they're next playing in Auckland (hint: it's this Friday at The Vault).
Peter Lineham phones in to talk about a former Evangelical student at Massey who has now turned to pushing "Stop Co-Governance" messages. The situation develops in the next few weeks ahead...