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The Family Show's social therapist Di Chandler caught up with Liam and Robbie, to unpack the question of whether or not we should be protecting our children from some of life's stresses?

The Family Show caught up with Epilepsy Australia's new ambassador, Ben Fordham. Up until recently the former Today Show host and Sydney radio presenter had kept quiet his lifelong battle with the condition. Ben tells us how he handled epilepsy throughout his life, and what his connection to Brisbane is.

Another one of those weeks at The Family Show, jam packed full of fun, and big name guests! Brisbane actress Melina Vidler dropped by the studio to talk about the huge success of 800 Words on Channel 7, as a short run drama. Anthony Mundine ahead of his final sparring session as he travels the country in preparation for his November 11 fight. Etiquette coach Patsy Rowe gave us the low down on what to (and not) do at this year's office Christmas party, while researcher Mark McCrindle told us which baby names were most popular in 2015. And you had your say on the cool things you've found at the tip! All that and much more to be heard in this week's podcast.

Odette sent The Family Show an email, asking us to do something for her close friend. She tells us that Heleen as been on a 'long road', as her second child has spent most of his life in hospital. ‘I know she often feels so alone. I would love for her to know there are many people who are there for her and praying for her,' Odette says. Liam and Robbie gave Heleen a call this morning on behalf of Odette, in conjunction with our station sponsors, for an SOS you simply have to hear!

Peter and his guests discuss the very important journey from boyhood to manhood and helping boys becoming healthy men.

On the show this week the boys were joined by Michaela from the X-Factor, Sam from The Biggest Loser, life coach Jaemin Frazer and Alex Tselios from The Big Smoke. Hit play for all the best bits from the week that was on the Family Show with Liam & Robbie.

The Family Show's Liam and Robbie caught up with One Minute Coach Jaemin Frazer on how it is possible to effectively train people to treat you better.

Peter and the panel discuss some of the material being produced and promoted by the Safe Schools Coalition - is it a good or bad thing? Peter is joined by Wendy Francis from the ACL and Julie Robinson - a social worker and mother.

Should you let your child win? The Family Show sought some answers from qualified child nurse and regular Di Chandler, as to what parents should do.

So much to hear from this week's The Family Show! David filled in for his brother Robbie, as he enjoyed a Monday Birthday! We wound the clock back to the 1980's, to mark Back To The Future day. The Ten Tenors dropped by the studio as they endlessly tour, while talent show stars Reece Mastin, Jo Moore, and Stan Walker gave us an insight into what they're up to at the moment. Dietitian Karen Inge explained why fat cartoon characters are having a negative effect on our children, while Australia's youngest pilot Adam Bieder told us about his aviation aspirations. All that, and much much more…

Is it possible to overpraise your children. The Family Show with Liam and Robbie got some answers from resident child expert Dr Justin Coulson.

The Family Show's Liam and Robbie find out why social media is damaging the view teenagers and young adults hav,e on the way they look.

X Factor judge Guy Sebastian is going on a regional tour, capping off a huge 2015 where he performed at Eurovision and released more music. He caught up with The Family Show's Liam & Robbie.

Our biggest week this year so far yet on The Family Show! Liam and Robbie caught up with so many guests: Guy Sebastian, Ricki-Lee Coulter, Shannon Noll, chef Alastair McLeod, Troy Cassar-Daley, Todd Woodbridge, the red Wiggle Simon, Alex Smith from Moving Pictures, and James Reyne. All that, and even more...

Monalisa sent The Family Show an email, asking us to do something for her close friend. She describes Gloria as an 'amazing' lady, as she cares full-time for her 91-year-old mum who has dementia. Liam and Robbie gave her a call this morning on behalf of Monalisa, in conjunction with our station sponsors, for an SOS you simply have to hear!

The statistics around family violence are dire - every week in Australia one woman is murdered by someone who is supposed to love her. Peter and the panel discuss how men can address the problem of domestic and family violence.

Burns and Green talk Traffic Signals being remixed.

In the lead up to Odd Socks Day Peter and the panel talk about the stigma around mental illness, and that stigma being a barrier to people accessing help with mental illness. For more information on Odd Socks Day go to http://www.oddsocksday.org.au/

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