Te Radar

The chilli so hot that it can kill you, is to be used as an anaesthetic. Audio

New Zealand's most unreliable library users and the vast amounts they owe, and KFC's first romance novella, Tender Wings of Desire, timed for mothers' day. Audio

The Week that was with Te Radar and Gemma Gracewood. Audio

The brazen theft of home kill, cheese rolls, a Swanndri, and some gumboots in the small Otago community of Clydevale. What do our comedians make of this crime against southern values? Audio

The New Zealand couple attempting to set a world record with their Princess Leia gathering and the woman who comforted her dying ex husband, by convincing him that Donald Trump had been impeached. Audio

Bill English's pineapple, spaghetti pizza offends New Zealand, the six-year battle at a Christchurch retirement village over a fence, and it is now illegal in Russia to share an image of Vladimir… Audio

Te Radar and Pinky consider whether playing Ed Sheeran on repeat constitutes torture, and whether yoghurt should banned from lunchboxes. Audio

The Japanese town offering discount funerals for seniors who give up driving, a new perfume aims to make you smell like cat fur, and bird-watching - the new hipster rage. Audio

Comedians Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther weigh in on the world's most expensive taco, a special washing machine for curry stains and the weirdest phobias ever. Audio

With Te Radar and Michele A'Court. Audio

Te Radar and Alice Brine with the stories that made us chuckle this week - including the 99 year old woman who's ticked off another bucket list item; getting arrested - and the speedboat mishap caught… Audio

Te Radar and Irene Pink on the Hamiltonian who's designed a solution for space poo - and the political outfall from Iceland President's preference for pineapple not being anywhere near pizza. Audio

Te Radar and Pinky Agnew present their funny picks of the week including a self-service checkout scam and how winning millions might actually make you a little miserable. Audio

Te Radar and Gemma Gracewood on what hating certain sounds might say about your brain and the etiquette - or not - of taking selfies at funerals. Audio

A charity debate at the Classic Comedy Club in Auckland, celebrating 20 Years at the home of live comedy in Auckland. Audio

Te Radar and Pinky Agnew have a lighter look at the week - including the one about the Danish zoo which has developed a 'Tinder' for orangutans to track mating preferences. Audio

Kennedy Warne, Tommy Honey, Te Radar and Pinky Agnew help us bid farewell to 2016, with the help of Wellington chamber choir Nota Bene. Audio