Adam Hills launches his show with an impressive ensemble of guests including Golden Globe nominee Melissa George, internationally acclaimed comedian Arj Barker, and 2011 Australian of the Year Simon McKeon.

Adam is joined by comedian Tim Minchin, supermodel and actress Megan Gale, and Oscar-winning director Peter Weir – and there is music from American band Neon Trees.

Adam is joined by comedian Anh Do, Queensland Premier Anna Bligh, English comedian Steve Frost and Whoopie Goldberg joins the show via video phone. Music is provided by singer Martha Wainwright and Little Red.

Adam is joined by Irish comedian Jason Byrne, American author Jeff Lindsay, and actress Zoe Ventoura. Music is provided by Australian rocker Dave Larkin and Alexis Jordan.

Adam is joined by comedian Dave Hughes, environmental activist and captain of the Sea Shepherd Paul Watson, and actress Claudia Karvan. Music is provided by Paris Wells and The Bedroom Philosopher.

Adam will be joined by Frank Woodley, motivational speaker and author Nick Vujicic, and journalist and TV presenter Jennifer Byrne. Music is provided by Sparkadia, and Sally Seltmann lends her hand to a Gordon St Classic.

Adam is joined by comedian and writer Tony Martin, American stand-up comedian and voice actor Maria Bamford, and English TV adventurer Charley Boorman. Music is provided by Dan Kelly and Architecture in Helsinki.

Adam is joined by British comedian and novelist Mark Watson, comedian and radio presenter Tom Ballard, and Canadian singer/songwriter k.d. lang.

Adam is joined by actor and comedian Greg Proops, journalist and TV presenter Kerry O'Brien, and actress Asher Keddie. Music is provided by Tinie Tempah, and the Mad Bastards Trio lend their hand to a Gordon St Classic.

Joining Adam Hills are Merrick Watts, Samah Hadid and Ardal O'Hanlon, plus a special chat with The Rats of Tobruk. The Secret Sisters perform, while Gurrumul and Blue King Brown collaborate to close the show.

Adam is joined by radio host Meshel Laurie, Catholic priest and media personality Father Bob Maguire, comedian and writer John Doyle, as well as indie-pop band Oh Mercy and the Soweto Gospel Choir.