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Matthais calls to ask about why some streetlights are turning purple. Kyle writes in with a question about a possible fast food conspiracy to short people on condiments. Curious in Seattle prompts a disturbing exploration of the death of federal prosecutor Thomas Wales, who appears to have been murdered by a professional assassin. Ben, Matt and Noel decide to dive into the case in a future episode. All this and more in this week's listener mail segment.

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We're sorry, we're sorry, we're sorry...JD had uni assessment due and Em had the C word so we may have accidentally missed a podcast episode fortnight...But we're here now, and we're ready to make it up to you. Firstly, we had a lovely little chat to John & Pearse from Perth, WA band Streetlights. Other than a blood nose and a coke habit accusation, things went superbly. Newsman joins us from Canberra as per always with the latest on that damned song that came out 37 years ago and is now a bloody TikTok trend due to a certain Netflix series....

Then JD & Em finally had a chance to catch up and relax a bit, despite the usual lack of sleep both of us managed to only mispronounce about 50% of what we were saying. We shared our favourites from the Episode's Playlist (which you can listen to right HERE) and that's about it for Episode 16 of Regular Radio.

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Articles featured on page 10 of The Carlow Nationalist on February 9th 2021.

Do LED lights cause cancer? Can they really reduce crime? One kid is so concerned about LED streetlights that he called Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Grand Rapids Historical Commission and the Community Media Center present Glance at the Past a local history radio project. This week's episode focuses on GR's first streetlights and the city's first official lamplighter Henry Baker.