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ABC's Good Game Rad Yeo answers Lady Gaga's question ('What's fortnight') and explains why the hugely popular game (Fortnite) mysteriously disappeared for 48 hours, we take a visit to PAX gaming festival, and Costa makes a pop culture confession.

In a special episode of comedy highlights: The Kates and writer Jessica Walton on Get Krack!n's distinktly inkompetent episode fokussing on disability, Ronny Chieng tries to fill in for Benjamin Law and the video/song that satirist Mark Humphries thinks about a lot.

Untitled Goose Game co-creator Jake Strasser and composer Dan Golding about their indie gaming hit, chiptune producer Jamatar and games composer Belinda Coomes on making music for and using games, and why is Beverley watching The Masked Singer?

Comedians Joel Creasey and Lawrence Leung join Beverley and Benjamin at the Wheeler Centre to divulge their surprising pop culture pleasures.

Comedian and writer Bjorn Stewart on Saturday Night Live's hiring and firing of Shane Gillis plus he shares a nerdy pop culture confession, Slate's Dear Prudence AKA Daniel Mallory Ortberg on writing and giving advice on the internet and we take a look at She Said - the new book about the Harvey Weinstein investigation and the #metoo movement.

Writer Anna Barnes and director Daley Pearson on their viral smart-phone series Content, comedian Suren Jayemanne on his new comedy podcast special and food youtubers, and Caroline Calloway.

Beverley and Benjamin are joined by writers Oliver Phommavanh and Jenna Guillaume at the Brisbane Writers Festival.

Comedian Fred Armisen on finding humour in details, Cantopopstar and activist Denise Ho on music as protest, and small screens critic Aimee Knight on Netflix's new Dark Crystal series and the enduring legacy of Jim Henson.

It's been five years since the Gamergate hashtag blew up on the internet - how did it unfold and what is its legacy? Plus Swiftie Kaitlyn Plyley on the singer's latest album and the latest news in the MCU.

The Farewell director and screenwriter Lulu Wang on bringing her own family's true story to the screen, street art photography legend Martha Cooper talks about her life and work on the release of a new Australian documentary about her work and Survivor Australia's Jonathan LaPaglia takes us behind the scenes of the show.

Rae Johnston on the online responses to the two mass shootings in the US, we discuss the life and legacy of Toni Morrison with Dr Denise Chapman, plus why are people flocking to Australian survivor?

Sampa The Great talks about her latest music and first live score, Tom Gleeson reveals a love for Rusty and filmmaker Serge Ou on Kung Fu as counterculture.

Marvel embarks on its dramatic 4th phase, musician Rainbow Chan talks us through her new album and we feast on the MasterChef drama. Plus how the heck do musicians make a living?

Jamie Morton take us behind the sexy scenes of hit podcast My Dad Wrote A Porno, Jan Fran says goodbye to The Feed and introduces us to Youtuber ContraPoints, satirist Mark Humphries steps into the Pop Culture Confessional and we share our roar feelings about the new The Lion King.

Hunter Page Lochard on Play School's 'Acknowledgement of Country' episode, we meet three First Nations drag queens and revisit Brigg's internet journey.

Comedian Claudia O’Doherty's new ABC Comedy web series, visual artist Hannah Brontë and hip hop artist Kween G on Motherlode and Series Mania's Francois-Pier Pelinard-Lambert on TV trends.

Happy EOFY! To celebrate Beverley and Benjamin are joined by podcaster Helen Zaltzman, comedy writer Bec Shaw, journalist Naaman Zhou & hip hop artist Remi Kolawole to discuss the best and worst stories in pop culture so far this year, and get in some early ‘best of’ picks for 2019.

Acclaimed director Richard Lowenstein on his new documentary about INXS' Michael Hutchence, Junkee's Jared Richards shares his thoughts on Taylor Swift's new Pride-themed video clip and we meet Youtube star Korean Billy.

Rae Johnston brings us all the news out of E3, we meet cosplayers and fans at Oz Comic Con and we catch up with comedian and journalist Aamer Rahman.

Footage from Aretha Franklin's 1972 live album recording finally sees the light of day, we look at Tank Man on the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre and for Eid we appreciate some viral Muslim memes.