Randy Feltface presents the first of four episodes on how to speed up climate change and bring a swift end to life on Earth as we know it.By Randy Feltface

Randy Feltface burns it all down in Episode TwoBy Randy Feltface

Randy Feltface blows hot air in Episode ThreeBy Randy Feltface

Randy Feltface dives deep in Episode FourBy Randy Feltface

It's a brand new four part audio series from Randy Feltface.By Randy Feltface

In the final Snack Pack for 2022, Sammy launches a blistering attack on emus and Wenlei Ma launches a blistering attack on 3D movies. Plus Ange Lavoipierre dives into Google's most searched words.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

If you're invited to a holiday house, should you have to pay? What if it's a lighthouse? We ask the big questions on the snack pack this week.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Amy Remeikis from The Guardian relives a fraught encounter with a neighbour, comedian Michael Chamberlin refuses to take his shoes off and scientist Michelle Huang uses AI to talk to her younger self.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

We meet future star Lorinda May Merrypor, we talk movie stars with Wenlei Ma and then we journey to the stars with Dr Sara Webb. Plus Alita Brydon stops by to give the humble baby shower zero stars.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Missy Higgins drops in to talk navigating the new world, we find out how you can join Bite Club and we sample the mythical online space of Mastodon.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

How has Eddie Perfect changed in twelve months? What's the shonkiest product of 2022? And is it too early to celebrate Christmas?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Genre-bending artist Ali McGregor plans to bring the ladies of Little Lon to life, horror author Alan Baxter assures us he’s actually a really nice guy and the Mayor of New York declares war on rats.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What do you know about eels? You'll know a whole lot more after this podcast, thanks to born-again eel enthusiast Dr Emily Finch.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Do you like your name? Or is it a bit problematic? It’s a safe space this week as we share name pain, eat oysters with Thelma Plum and find out why kids are the real heroes of Morris Gleitzman’s books.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Ten years on from the misogyny speech, former Prime Minister Julia Gillard reflects on the day. Plus Jimmy Rees thinks radio should stay in its lane and Dr Moira Junge teaches us how to nap right.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

One person can look at a random photo of dirt and guess the exact location. Man or wizard? You decide. Plus we drop in on Liz Ellis as she drags her family around the country and head to the UK where Dr Pragya Agarwal is encouraging her kids to scream their lungs out.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

After a decade on air, how is Shaun Micallef planning to farewell viewers? Plus Tim Minchin stops by to talk about art and time and Alita Brydon teaches us how to spot “beige flags”.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Why is everyone talking about the movie "Don't Worry Darling"? What is Nazeem Hussain doing this weekend? And Rob Mills stops by to ask how we're going on R U OK? Day.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Are we there yet? Has Spring sprung? And where is Gander? At least two of these questions are answered on this week’s Snack Pack, as we farewell Winter and welcome the true stars of “Come From Away”.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Who was your dad’s best friend and why? How come killer whales are busting up boats? And has Tinder swiped itself into our hearts?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Snack Pack gets steamy as we remember our schoolyard crushes, Sammy attempts to ask a rock legend the one question he's never heard and Carmel Rodrigues hits the wall before hitting the stage in Hairspray the Musical.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What are the chances of being hit by space junk by the time you finish this podcast? Have you ever fallen in love on a train? And how do you go from the suburbs of Melbourne to an international Bollywood career?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

When did you realise you were a weirdo? We celebrate our uniqueness as we chat to the winner of the Archibald Prize People’s Choice Award and discover why a red jelly baby made author Anna Spargo-Ryan cry.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Instant coffee! Leaf blowers! Wine with the neighbours! We celebrate suburbia as Rob Mills pays tribute to Neighbours and Andrew Hansen calls time on beeping domestic appliances.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

On the 50th episode of the Snack Pack, you'll hear about school excursions and how they've changed a lot over the years. A LOT!By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Fact: no film improves after the 90-minute mark. So says broadcaster Jo Stanley, who thinks cinema screens are full of self-indulgent tripe that pays no heed to audience enjoyment or bladder capacity. Plus, Sammy pens a song to ABC pedants.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Couch cushions torn apart, or that time your dog really did eat your homework. It’s time to name and shame our animals for the things they’ve destroyed.Plus Felicity Ward hates kale big time, and diving into the history of the ABC logo.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

On a bleak day in the CBD, cars and trams flash past as pedestrians shuffle down streets glued to their phones. One misstep meant Sammy's friend Ross might have walked into traffic. But thanks to some quick thinking, a life was saved. It's just what heroes do. Plus Yon from Tripod, a journalist confronts her bully and seeing stuff with Waleed Ali.…

Six months ago, broadcaster Wendy Harmer looked into her crystal ball and predicted her own future. Now it's time to pay the piper and find out if her predictions came true. Plus, we shine a light on Tony Armstrong and the Buzz Lightyear controversy.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Why are people taping their mouths shut to sleep? How does Linda Bull feel about her OAM? And who put cockroaches in Astrophysicist Alan Duffy's fridge?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What should we name the Australian dodgeball team? How did a Fish and Chip shop in the UK become a viral sensation, and how do you stop a school bully from stealing your Tim Tams?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Who taught you to drive? Is Tom Cruise really the greatest actor of his generation? And have you heard the one about the Qantas bomb hoax? If not, this pod is for you.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Alan Fletcher (aka Dr Karl) prepares to leave Erinsborough, Nicolette Minster dies on the hill of macarons and Matilda Boseley age-shames people on trams.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Is it OK to ask someone who they’re voting for? Nelly Thomas says yes. Can you enjoy beer without alcohol? Rob Sitch says yes. Can we fly to London and live in a mansion together on taxpayer funds? Jonathan Green says no.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

This is a highly controversial peanut butter-based episode and we also head to the high seas.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Do you hate it when colleagues call you “family”? How old was Mozart when he composed his first piece of music? And is the word “nong” offensive?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Would you pack your family into a van for six months? Could you pull off an Olympic flame heist of epic proportions? Plus Nicolette Minster gives us her take on all things Barbie.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Can Dan Diamond save America's sunshine? Can Catherine Bennett pronounce 'Epidemiologist'? And how do you become a wine detective?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

We pay tribute to Sizzler, speak to Oscar winning cinematographer Greig Fraser and find out whether Celia Pacquola’s new flame burned bright or fizzled out.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Was Sammy J snubbed by the ARIAs? Was Connor Ratliff snubbed by Tom Hanks? And was Melbourne’s Lord Mayor snubbed by the royal family?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Termites in your car? Family in your band? Penis in your logo? There are more questions than answers in this week’s Snack Pack.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Would you read somebody else’s mail? Can a band spring back after politics? And why was 536AD the worst year ever?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Should we bring back hugs? What noise does a bridge make? And is it OK to dance with your daughter’s boyfriend?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Have you ever thrown up in a taxi? Where on earth does time travel the slowest and what is the author of the Redfern speech seeing, hearing and tasting?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

How do you burn a prop on stage? Can Gorgi Coghlan live up to her promises? Plus we find out why the Brits don't want to come to Australia and author John Marsden teaches us that there's always something new to learn.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What does it take to make Georgie Parker storm off stage? Can you injure yourself in a pillow fight? And is Encanto really the greatest Disney film of a generation?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What's Australia's worst place name? Why is Wilbur Wilde? Plus, Spielberg meets Sondheim on the silver screen – but was it worth the wait?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What does it take to make an astronomer laugh? Eddie Perfect shares his frustration and Sammy J uses his power to overturn a bad Frozen reviewBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Sammy J flies across a giant river with a Lord Mayor, former Jet frontman Nic Cester writes for children and comedian Corinne Grant rails against eating on trains.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Do you shuffle your music or play it straight? Physicist Brian Cox sings to the moon and broadcaster Wendy Harmer considers a post-radio lifeBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation