Episodes

On the unluckiest day of the year, Riley and Tom are visited by Felix Grimes (Jack Laird), a fixer with a certain way of doing things. Friendships are tested, furniture is interviewed, and fun is had by all. Plus, Riley commits a murder.

Another beautiful day in the Radio Go! studio brings another productive interview, as Riley and Tom have absolutely no trouble keeping lawyer Freddy Asphalt (Saul Henry) on track. Plus, a quick game of bullet chess.

With Producer Tom mysteriously absent, it's up to guest producer Erin Marsh to guide Riley through an interview with presidential candidate Billy McNuggets (Tom McGrath). Plus, we make a few calls.

In the thrilling conclusion to our six-hour telethon, Riley welcomes Quentin (India McGrath), a pilot with some highly unverifiable data. Plus, a very special announcement! God save the King!

The telethon special continues with a most unusual guest, a data entity named Derik (Stuart Dunlop), who discusses the dark web and the fate of his creator. Plus, Mark Toilets analyses film and the station manager checks in.

The radio station is in crisis! Riley and Producer Tom embark on an epic telethon to save their jobs, aided by their apathetic work experience kid Charmaine (Sash). Plus, a preview of the benefits supporters can get.

Riley and Tom are joined in the studio by veteran teacher Miss Rose Wait (Elise Freshwater-Blizzard), who teaches them a thing or two about discipline. Plus, Tom unveils his new look.

Film critic Ephraim Dijon (James Lickman) gives his expert opinions on the best movies in history. Plus, Riley and Tom discuss their recent time away and a caller indulges in a few shout-outs.

Culinary expert Greg Fenderson (Ash Routh) visits the studio to discuss his dreams, when a familiar visitor from the future (Harriet Wilmer-Richards) interrupts. Plus, Riley reads from their newest literary obsession.

Producer Tom begins his plot to revolt against Riley via soundboard, while Riley tries to get information out of a CEO, Rizzler (Terri Silver). Plus, a wealthy benefactor makes an offer Riley can't refuse.

In the most contentious interview on the show to date, Riley grills centenarian salesman Timothy Gum (Sash) about his products and his allergies. Plus, Riley takes a spam call and Tom steals a helicopter.

Riley's interview with cheese advocate Gerald Topolino (Pierre Finnimore) detours into the difficulties of his childhood. Plus, Riley reviews the latest video games and tries out the new jingle package.

A medium by the name of Crystal Peaks (Stevie Yardy) lets Riley in on the secrets of the afterlife, but a supernatural disaster brings an unexpected visitor. Plus, Tom calls in a favour.

It's the start of something beautiful - episode number one! In this premiere episode Riley interviews Frank Abernathy, a vampire (Ash Routh). Plus, we read your comments and bring you the serious news.