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Host, Dom Hennequin passes judgement on the format and strategy of upcoming Network Ten breakfast programme, "Wake Up", and asks whether there's really room for another program at brekky in Australia?

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Discovering the Leap Motion Controller

Technology contributor Mathew Blair shares his initial thoughts on the Leap Motion Controller.

Leap Motion, a company who has funded its first device through Kick Starter is aiming to change the way we interact with technology. Far beyond the mouse, the keyboard or even the touchscreen, the Leap Motion Controller uses two infrared cameras to detect your hand movements, turning those interactions into the way you control a virtual interface.

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What not to do in your next audition Co-founder and Artistic Director of OCPAC Theatre Company Josh Gavin, joins Dom Hennequin to talk about what not to do in an audition for a musical.

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Apple September 10 iPhone event A talk with technology contributor, Mathew Blair about Apple's September 10 iPhone event, what's new in iOS 7, and what'll be new in the iPhone 5S.

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The election campaign is officially underway, and Let's Be Honest is there with our first ever Let's Be Electoral.

Dom Hennequin chats to Actress Jaclyn DeVincentis, Host of The ARC Hour on 96.5 Inner FM Nathan 'Slevs' Slevin, and LBH regular Mark Kearney.

This segment covers the gaffs of the campaigns so far. From James Diaz's six point asylum seeker plan, to Stephanie Banister creating her own religions. Plus, we dissect the first leaders debate between Abbott and Rudd.

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Gay marriage is a contentious election issue at the moment, but neither of the big parties has taken a solid stance on it. Dom talks to Mark, Slevs and Jacs to discuss why it's an election issue, and whether it'll sway their votes.

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Would you have the guts to donkey vote at the next election? Dom asks Mark, Slevs and Jaclyn what genitals they would draw if they were to.

Plus, Mark loses it at "Kitchen Cabnet" host Annabel Crabb in Let's Be Brutally Honest.

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In this episode, Dom and Mark talk about Melissa Doyle's exit from Sunrise, and whether or not it was a scheme by the Seven Network to fix the show's ratings. We talk about the ABC's new sketch show Wednesday Night Fever. And, finally we'll hear about the best movies Mark has seen this week.

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In this episode Dom and Mark discuss the latest Labor leadership change, live performances of Jesus Christ Superstar, King Kong, Legally Blonde and the one and only Idina Menzel, and Mark gets "Brutally Honest".

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"Reality Consultant" Mark Kearney joins Dom to talk about season two of The Voice Australia.

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In this episode Dom and Mark have a general 'chin wag' about current events including Mark's star-turn in The History Boys, the terrible-ness that is Seven's Celebrity Splash. Our favourite new movies and TV shows, as well as our Googling history.

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Tess Armstrong joins Dom to talk about the Boston bombings and the media's responsibility to get their facts right, amidst a transitioning landscape. Also in this episode, gun control in America. Why Obama's background check bill didn't pass through the senate, and what it's going to take to wake the US up.

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In our inaugural logies special, Dom and Mark dissect Australian television's night of nights. Running through the highlights of this year's event, the hits and misses on the red carpet, and a special game of "Tricky & Fun", not to be missed.

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In this episode, Dom and Mark count down the five best and worst stage to screen adaptions of musicals. Everything from Cabaret to Rocky Horror gets a mention. Listen out for some of Mark's shamelessly blunt responses to films on the list, they're worth the listen.

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Is "hipster journalism" taking over the internet? It seems widely accepted that today there are more sites than ever using explicit language and a pretentious tone when writing about music and pop culture. But, does that tone belong in serious news journalism?

In this episode, Dom sits down with writer and radio/television presenter, Tess Armstrong to talk about "Vice" magazine's foray into cable television, and whether their brand of journalism is a responsible one.

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This episode Mark Kearney takes a jab at Tony Abbott, standing up for Julia Gillard, the failed media reform legislation and compulsory voting in Australia.

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President of the Latrobe Liberal Club and political pundit, Evan Mulholland sits down with Dom Hennequin to discuss the Labor leadership spill, media reform, and why he doesn't like Julia Gillard.