New Zealand has a blasphemy law? Oh, Christ! Graeme says. Mark Honeychurch joins Graeme Hill, to expose hoaxes, woo and scams for what they arent. A man in Vancouver has sold bottled hotdog water at a street fair for $38, telling potential buyers it would increase their brain function and help with weight loss. Mr Honeychurch tells Graeme about how easy a scam can be with the man selling 60 litres worth. Also, are LED lights something to steer clear of? Plus, a woman in the United Kingdom claims cannabis oil cured her terminal cancer. Mr Honeychurch points out the gaps in this story. Also, Euan McCabe, author of World Cup Baby and dedicated World Cup aficionado on Russia, their psyche, the tournament, our prejudices about certain teams and the most over-achieving football nation on Earth, and by some stretch, and its NOT Brazil. World Cup Baby comes highly recommended. Graeme rates it as one of the best sports books hes read. Weekend Variety Wireless with Graeme Hill, 8pm - midnight Saturdays and Sundays, on RadioLIVE and streaming live to the Rova app on Android and iPhone. RadioLIVE.

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