If you’ve ever wanted to save the world but got distracted by laundry, Wi-Fi issues, or a really good meme — this show is for you.

Richard Glover is hitting the stage at Wagga Comedy Fest with How to Save the World – a one-man mission to unpack modern life with wit, wisdom, and the kind of dry humour only someone who’s survived the 1970s (and lived to write about it) could pull off.

Think TGIF energy: fun, sharp, a little nostalgic — and totally relatable.

From dodgy DIY parenting advice to awkward office moments and avocado-related trauma, Richard takes a hilariously honest look at how far we’ve come — and how we might just save ourselves yet (no superhero cape required).

Richard discusses some fun stuff from his book “Best Wishes” which is about all the annoying things that corporate Australia does to us.

Plus some funny stuff from his Avocado book about how terrible Australia was when he was growing up and how did we manage to achieve some measure of change.