The last words, played at the end of a montage, was a recording made earlier in the show of Rob Sitch saying "Martin Molloy have left the building" through a megaphone. The theme song to this radio show was "Eighteen Strings" by Tinman. Every Friday Mick would choose a topic of his choice and simply ask the question "What's All That About?" A humorous slant on the topics of the day. This segment was created based on a Pauline Hanson quote. The quote was used frequently on the show before it was given its own segment in which the quote was played quite frequently. Pauline herself was often used as a subject in this section of the show where Tony and Mick would ponder and try to explain quotes made my famous people (mainly politicians) during the week. The segment was replaced with another based on another Pauline Hanson quote "I Don't Like It". The segment was renamed "Peas Explain" during the final two weeks of the program to promote the "Eat Your Peas" album. This segment was simply Mick and Tony choosing something they don't like and ranting about it. There was frequent use of the "I don't like it" quote by the infamous Pauline Hanson. Not really a segment, but starting from 1996 Paul Hester would become a regular guest on the show every Friday, providing that the album Recurring Dream by Crowded House (of which he was the drummer) was number 1 on the ARIA charts, an arrangement that lasted many weeks. Even after the album dropped out of the top 40 altogether, Hester remained as a frequent guest on the program. Hester's foray into the media would continue when he soon hosted the show "Hessie's Shed". A rundown of bizarre celebrity behaviour, usually Michael Jackson. Another memorable segment was called "Top Night". Callers would ring in with accounts of their exploits. One guy reported that after a big night on the booze, he had lost his keys thus locking himself out of his apartment. He began scaling the drainpipe to reach his bathroom window. The drainpipe tore away from the side of the building and he fell 20 feet to the ground fracturing his wrist. The neighbours had already called police who duly attended the scene and arrested the chap for attempted burglary. Mick and Tony gave that a huge "Top Night" thumbs up! Daily segment/competition where Tony and Mick would discuss the topic of the day and then choose a handful of listeners to call in to briefly discuss the chosen topic with the hosts.