Siouxsie Wiles joins RadioLIVEs Graeme Hill to provide what Graeme considers to be practically a public service. Siouxsie is here to suss out scams, explore woo and expose hoaxes. First up they take a look at TVNZs recent decision to axe a pseudo-history show called New Zealand: skeletons in the cupboard. The show makes claims that seven foot tall, red headed Celts and pale skinned fairy like settles in NZ before the Maori arrived. The documentary was apparently viewed 4000 times before being taken down from the on demand service. Then its time for a look at Sensing Murder again. This week the New Zealand Heralds entertainment writer Siena Yates went in for a reading from one of the Sensing Murder psychics. She says she went in a reluctant sceptic and shes come out a believer. Although Ms Yates admits that some of what psychic said was just straight up wrong, the things she did get rightshe got scarily right! Siouxsie gives us a follow up on the latest deer velvet news. And finallyDavid Avocado Wolfe is coming to New Zealand in December. The entrepreneur and spokesmen is visiting Sydney, Perth and Auckland. Tickets are apparently limited to 100 per venue and they will set you back $200. The event is sponsored by Inner Origins which calls itself a Wellness Abundance Community and has Paleo-Pete Evans as another one of its ambassadors. Siouxsie believes that they are obviously ready to go global.Then Dybvig is in to give us the latest from the USA. Weekend Variety Wireless with Graeme Hill, 8pm - midnight Saturdays and Sundays, on RadioLIVE and streaming live to the Rova app on Android and iPhone.

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