Special guest: Country singer Marlon Williams.

Prime Rocks: The New Sound of Country screens Thursday 1^st December, 9.30pm on Prime.

Darren Bevan: Movies

Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, starring Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler, Colin Farrell, Jon Voight,

Darren's verdict: Wait for the DVD

Review http://bit.ly/fantastic-beasts-review

And at home, let's look at Star Trek Beyond, starring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Simon Pegg, Anton Yelchin, John Cho, Karl Urban,

Darren's verdict: Good for a quiet night

Review http://bit.ly/startrek-beyond-review

For all Darren's reviews and info go to Darren's blog  http://www.darrens-world-of-entertainment.blogspot.co.nz/

NICI WICKES: Food

It’s cauliflower season and we can only eat so much cauliflower cheese! I seriously love making and eating this pizza which has a base made from cauliflower - it might sound crazy but it’s crispy yet bendy and mightily delicious for all pizza lovers. Gluten free folk don’t need to miss out on enjoying a slice (or two, or three!) of scrumptious pizza either!   The recipe for cauliflower pizza is on our page ... for more inspiration visit  http://www.niciwickes.com/  or her Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/#!/niciwickes

LYNDA HALLINAN: Gardening

Amazing gardens to visit:

Hobbiton in Matamata   http://www.hobbitontours.com/

Whangarei Garden Discovery.  http://www.whangareigardens.org.nz/events

BOB CAMPBELL: Wine

Bob's wine of the week:

Forrest Estate “The Doctor’s” Sauvignon Blanc $22

This is certainly one of the best low alcohol (9.5%) style Sauvignon Blanc that I have yet tasted. It has fresh herb and subtle passion fruit flavours, a silky texture and gentle acidity which masks any suggestion of sweetness and finishes pleasingly dry.

Visit Bob's website with over  22,000 wine reviews!  http://bobcampbell.nz/

MIKE YARDLEY: Travel

Grazing in Greytown, Wairarapa - For more tasty tips on exploring Greytown, check out Mike's story on our website.
www.newstalkzb.co.nz/lifestyle

CATHERINE RAYNES: Books

No Mans Land by David Baldacci, Macmillan $30

Not Dead Yet: The Autobiography by Phil Collins, Penguin $40 

ANDREW DICKENS: Music

Sting "57th &  9th"  and an anthem for driving fast called Petrol Head.  Andrew's verdict: 6/10

For the first part of the album Sting is back with his foot on the accelerator and it’s not so dissimilar from the Police of old.  Halfway through he gets a bit wombly and maudlin with a series of ballads.  Overall, this is an album I can listen to rather than some of his self indulgent twaddle of the last decade but it’s not a wholesale return to the halcyon days.  He’s announced a big tour which will be awesome but this album is not a “must have”.