A bumper 3 hour show of the Sunday Afternoon Fever show from 21st March 1993. Guests; Caligula, Donna DeLory (Madonna dancer), Elvis (from Newcastle) & Sale Of The Century winner Russell Cheek. Maynard’s Mastermind quiz and other things to puzzle over from the 20th century. We also attempt to solve the burning social issue of 1993;…

Peter Barton has produced a reference work for the WW1 battle of Fromelles. The book has taken 10 years for him to produce and tells the story from both sides. Peter Barton has given more perspective to a very brutal battle in Australian military history.

The show that shouldn’t have had a 1st episode, has a 3rd. Tim Ferguson and Maynard take your questions and ask a few of their own. Tim Ferguson makes bold statements about politics, burlesque AND Richard Fidler (completely unsupported by facts) Maynard swears twice and admits to reading a book recently. PLUS your regular dose…

Young Maynard hosts his weekly show on community radio 2NUR-FM. It’s 11pm Friday, 2nd November 1985, Australian economic growth is at 8%, Samuri Trash are playing Uptown Circus, Giddy People (Castanet Club) are playing The Ambassador and a young Labor Council upstart Anthony Albanese has an issue with McDonalds. I’m also working only flat top…

The Pet Shop Boys played 3 shows as part of Sydney Vivid festival. Maynard caught the Saturday night show and spoke with the fun folk in the audience.

Travel to 3rd October 1993 as Kim Wilde joins the show to take questions from the audience. Also hear Mrs Sinatra, Lance & The Hollywood Kids, Crappy New Releases & Yeah Yeah’s in studio. The day after Sleaze Ball 1993. What a show!

Maynard and Tim Ferguson attempt a 2nd episode of the show that should never be. Tim gives his right of reply to the Federal budget, Maynard describes his letterbox & we play some more Lorne Greene. It’s the opposite of compelling.

Richard Saunders, skeptic and upstanding citizen, takes a tour of Maynard International Studios. He doesn’t quite get it, but chooses at random some music and tapes for us all.

All three of us look surprised to be on the first episode of Bunga Bunga. Maynard brings the shonky music, Tim Ferguson brings a shonky theory about candida infection at The Edinburgh Festival. Skeptical Richard Saunders is guest.