- Section
- Crime
Marcus Lush Nights
8pm-11:59pm Weekdays
MARCUS LUSH NIGHTS
8pm–Midnight weekdays
Gather round New Zealand’s largest watercooler – Marcus Lush Nights.
If you’ve always wanted to join a movement now’s your chance.
Marcus Lush engages Kiwis from all walks of life, discussing the issues that matter most.
His sharp wit, depth of knowledge and crazy idiosyncrasies create what has become one of New Zealand’s most loved programmes.
Just as much at home in the metropolis as he is in the Deep South, Marcus has the ability to relate to everyone, no matter their background.
Email him at [email protected], and give him a call on 0800 80 10 80.Â
Subscribe to the Marcus Lush Nights Podcast
-
"Not going to happen": Caller's firm belief in All Blacks' defeat
Sports have a way of whipping people into a frenzy, international competitions able to spark passion in even the most apathetic. Scott Robertson has recently taken...
-
The edge of despair
The All Blacks have lost to South Africa (again) - and people have things to say about it ... including Lois !! LISTEN ABOVE
-
I think it's the door (6 September 2024)
Your Friday free-for-all covers bands you used to hate and then changed your mind on, things you've persevered in, being colour blind, and the wave of Thai cannabis...
-
Not happy with the changes they made (5 September 2024)
Marcus is pleased no one is complaining about couriers anymore, and what book-based TV shows or movies missed key plot points from their source material? LISTEN...
-
No word on why (4 September 2024)
Of course Christchurch shouldn't host the Commonwealth Games, Donald's upset at what's now missing from Palmerston North Hospital's foyer, and we all learn about...
-
Charlie Ash will never die (3 September 2024)
A popular Australian cafe chain has made a rather unpopular announcement, and what do you do when you find something valuable and know handing it in is the right...
-
Mark my words! (2 September 2024)
Marcus has some questions about the weekend's sports, and how to get a barge off the sea floor. LISTEN ABOVE
-
Caller of the night: Lois predicts more woes for the All Blacks
Marcus isn't all that concerned about the All Blacks losing to South Africa. Lois is convinced this means the All Blacks can rule out any future victory... LISTEN...
-
A formative memory (30 August 2024)
Disaster has struck Marcus' Swanndri collection, and we mark 50 years since the death of one of NZ's most loved political leaders. LISTEN ABOVE
-
The least unexpected headline of all time (29 August 2024)
It's happened to all of us, and boy are there some excellent spillage stories out there... LISTEN ABOVE
-
A drive that feels long (28 August 2024)
With news that the Tui Brewery in Mangatainoka is now basically defunct, Marcus talks about one of NZ's most iconic beer brands. LISTEN ABOVE
-
Crikey! That seems to be the way it is (27 August 2024)
A prediction from last year's Predictions Game has come true - and it's not about Oasis reuniting! Also how much is Hobbiton bringing in every year? LISTEN ABOVE
-
Gets crazy in Dorothy territory
Marcus tries to connect listeners with missing collectible cards, talks neighbour disputes, and things you've memorised. LISTEN ABOVE
-
What's your hobby? (22 August 2024)
Marcus talks America's Cup, hobbies and self checkouts LISTEN ABOVE
-
What were you doing at 15? (21 August 2024)
Marcus asks listeners, what surprising thing were you doing when you were 15 years old? The discussion follows criticism thrown at Location, Location, Location...
-
Guacamole on what? (20 August 2024)
Marcus talks dates (and other drupes), missing buses, and TradeMe strategies. LISTEN ABOVE
-
They're not afraid of infrastructure (19 August 2024)
Marcus talks bad investments, changing dreams, and giving kids cards to put in their wallets. LISTEN ABOVE
-
The skills of catching a bus (16 August 2024)
Marcus talks sports movies, the Bronte sisters, Subway sandwiches, and the death of Elvis. Sounds like a Friday free-for-all for the ages! LISTEN ABOVE
-
That's what druids do (15 August 2024)
Are there any artists that could actually sell out Eden Park more than two nights? And with Stonehenge in the news, Marcus talks about how it might've been built,...
-
The police run nitrogen (14 August 2024)
There's something missing from more and more from petrol stations across New Zealand, and people are getting asked some weird questions at job interviews. LISTEN...
-
Love a sailor's knife (13 August 2024)
What's something weird or unusual that happened to you today? Plus it's International Left Handed Day (and once you turn on that tap, you can't shut it off!) LISTEN...
-
A social high jump on a Saturday morning (12 August 2024)
Now that they're over for another 4 years, Marcus and the callers decide on the best and most memorable medal moments from Paris. LISTEN ABOVE
-
Never felt the love for that (9 August 2024)
It's Marcus' last night covering the Olympics - and also a decision has been made about the Christ Church Cathedral. LISTEN ABOVE
-
What ever TradeMe seller should do (8 August 2024)
While covering more medals won for NZ at the Olympics, Marcus gets into a pet peeve on TradeMe, whether passenger rail in New Zealand is boring or not. LISTEN ABOVE
-
Giant stacks of cardboard (6 August 2024)
It turns out some NZ Olympic athletes are competing in events they don't really want to be in... and what is with our country's obsession with fast-food pizza? LISTEN...
-
Paper plating (5 August 2024)
More Olympics coverage (pole vault and sports climbing!!) - and a new kind of scam Marcus has never heard of. LISTEN ABOVE
-
You've probably got to bribe them (2 August 2024) (2)
More Olympics coverage, plus the usual Friday free-for-all LISTEN ABOVE
-
You recognise them by looking (1 August 2024)
While covering NZ rowers winning three medals at the Olympics, Marcus gets stories of terrible work mistakes. LISTEN ABOVE
-
Get lapped and you're out (31 July 2024)
While covering the men's triathlon at the Olympics, Marcus talks about what ruins pies, and taking your own food to the movies. LISTEN ABOVE
-
These are the self starters (30 July 2024)
Under another day of Olympic coverage, Marcus gets into why teenagers don't seem to have the wide variety of part time jobs we used to have when we were younger. LISTEN...
-
-
- Section
- National
Further Mpox cases confirmed after Queenstown Winter Pride Festival
- Type
- Read article
