Every Friday DJ Sveta had a great dance music based breakfast show on 2SER-FM in Sydney.  Maynard joined up with her from 1995 till 2001 and the show never recovered. This show from 1996 brings you the mismatched antics of Maynard and DJ Sveta. Featuring new tracks from Tori Amos and Engelbert Humperdinck

An Easter treat for Planet Maynard listeners. We cross live to a 2 hour slice of the Madd Club doing their thing in Glebe last Sunday afternoon. Swoon to the sound of Sunday Afternoon Fever. Maybe in the entire 2 hours you’ll hear 1 song you like.

Adrian Edmondson of Young Ones, Bottom, celebrity champion cook and historical documentary host is touring Australia. With his band The Bad Shepards he’s bringing the celtic punk sound our way. Just Go, it’s great.

The Record Crate in Glebe, this Sunday afternoon is the place to be for Maynard style lounge sounds with guests Geoff The Shopkeeper and Tony Push. Tony came to see how my work is going on the Maynard archives at Maynard International Studios.

Two shows in 1 this time! Maynard visits some of his favourite Japanese music from his archives. On the way the big news of a Madd Club reunion gig and a live show interviewing Tim Ferguson broke in.

Tim Ritchie has been in radio since the 70s, from Triple J to Radio National he has always been about introducing new music. His time as a nightcjub DJ is legendary, as are the stories you are about to hear. Tim Ritchie answers some of your questions and most of mine. Enjoy some quality sounds…

Jedward, twins John & Edward Grimes, are Eurovision popsters and a double trouble ball of energy. They played Enmore Theatre, Sydney to an equally excited crowd of fans. Maynard got between the fans and between the Jedward twins to share a Jepic night.

That’s Koko Wallace making a “chickie boom” move with Bridget Turner & Jade Foo of Boys, Boys, Boys. Boys, Boys, Boys are from Perth and would like your attention for a moment. Koko packs well on tour, enjoys 90s techno and has an occasional potty mouth. Enjoy.

Conspiracy archivist Jaimie Leonarder has been fascinated by the JFK assassination all his life. He has studied and read everything he can find on the subject. Today, 50 years on, what does he think of the various theories? Is the death of JFK still even relevant to Australia 50 years on? Jay brings his conspiracy…