Hans: I′m Even Playing In A Venue With A Roof This Time.

International superstar, sex symbol, accordionist and Berlin boy-wonder Hans phoned in to chat about his new show. The guys ask what to expect from his highly anticipated show – a roof, his backup dancers ‘The Lucky Bitches’ and fairy bread. Hans said fans will finally get the full story, the gospel according to Hans and maybe a few celebrity cameos along the way. Young, Fun & 21 will play The Astor (5 July) and Mandurah Performing Arts Centre (4 July).

Hayden Young: This Is What It Must Be Like Playing In Melbourne.

Freo’s Hayden Young popped in for a chat. The guys chatted about the team’s win against Essendon last week. A few predictions were thrown out for Brownlow favourites. Can you guess who? This weekend the Dockers play The Saints at Optus Stadium for the Starlight Purple Haze game and the team are gunning for a home game win. Hayden shares his thoughts on the chance for revenge and said their last loss against The Saints ultimately helped them play better.  

Elliot Yeo: Barra Sends His Minions Down.

On today’s show West Coast Eagles player Elliot Yeo joined the guys in the studio. Last week’s bye didn’t stop a big week of news for the team and we got the inside scoop on Oscar Allen’s injury and Jeremy McGovern’s medical retirement. The guys wanted to know if West Coast were nervous to play number one team Collingwood this weekend. Elliot’s answer is surprising. Plus, Barra sent through a pic of Elliot from training and Lisa asked if we’d see him playing anytime soon?

Professor Jeff Craig: Australia′s Most Identical: It′s The Closest Relationship Known To Man

Professor Jeff Craig joined Clairsy & Lisa on the show to chat all things twins ahead of  ‘Australia’s Most Identical’ on Channel 9. The guys had A LOT of questions for the professor with twin telepathy and other twin phenomena getting a look in. Tune in to find out more.  

Holden Sheppard ‐ My Cameo Got Cut As Well!

W.A author Holden Sheppard popped in to chat about his latest book King of Dirt and we couldn't fit the whole thing into the show so now here it is in it's full uncut glory. The guys asked about his foray into adult fiction, being a proud Geraldton boy and the importance of writing about masculinity and mental health.  Plus, Lisa’s nephew and Holden’s cameos in The Invisible Boy got cut and Holden’s knack for running into Gero folk across the country.  

Adrian Barich (Barra): I Reckon He′s The Best Tall Defender Of The Modern Era

Barra had a big night, first with the announcement of AC/DC hitting town and then the excitement of Minjee Lee’s Women’s PGA Championship win. The trophy makes her the third Australian golfer to win three majors. In AFL news, Eagles fan favourite Jeremy McGovern has now medically retired, and Barra had nothing buy respect for the player saying it took true courage to step away. Speaking of the Eagles, Barra reckons it could be tough for the team to beat Collingwood this week. Barra didn’t have much to say about the Dockers, they safely in the Top 9 for the time being. West Coast Fever continue their winning streak with Barra describing the team as blue hot. Plus, Perth airport has been busy with rugby union’s British and Irish Lions and the Matildas hitting town. Keep your eyes peeled for the players across Perth.

Jimmy Carr: I′m Going To Crack Open A Prostitute And Do A Couple Of Lines Of Coke!

This morning, Jimmy Carr joined us all the way from Norway to chat about his epic 2026 tour Down Under, which includes Perth.  He told the guys about his extensive travel plans and an iconic drinking sesh at Perth’s Crown Casino. Lisa asks what audiences can expect from the show?

Jimmy finds unlikely inspiration from Maya Angelou and the guys ask if a comedian should ever apologise for a joke? Plus, Jimmy tells the guys his hilarious plans to unwind post-show.

Adrian Barich (Barra): Apparently He′s Got No Front Teeth.

Barra popped in to chat to the guys about all things sport. First up, a huge win for Dockers against Essendon has Barra thinking Freo is shoe in for the finals. Luke Jackson’s debuted an unusual party trick and Barra asked if Lisa is a fan of Patrick Voss? I

n Eagles news, Oscar Allen’s season is over due to injury and Barra muses on West Coast’s plans for the player.

The State of Origin came to Optus Stadium with NSW Blues up against QLD Maroons and Barra asks why is the score always 1-1?

In Wildcats news, another great player ditches the team with Keanu Pinder off to Japan to play for the Akita Happinets.

Sam Heughan: I’ll Bring The Budgie Smugglers.

Outlander’s Sam Heughan, heads to Perth next weekend for Supernova 2025. The Scottish star chatted to the guys about his excitable fans, whiskey tastings and the Aussie heat.

Clairsy and Lisa congratulated Sam on his upcoming role in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s as Macbeth and no pressure but Ian McKellan was the previous actor in the role.

Ben O Shea‐El 47: It′s One Of The Many Great Spanish Films.

Ben O’Shea chatted to the guys about the Spanish hit film EL 47. Set in 70s Barcelona, the film may seem like it’s just about a bus route.. but Ben stresses it’s about so much more that.

Showing as part of the Spanish Film Festival, Ben would encourage anyone that loves a feel-good British film to check it out. Lisa asked how many empanadas Ben would rate it?  

Shaun Micallef: Surprisingly I′ve Never Done Anything Physical.

Shaun Micallef phoned Clairsy & Lisa to chat about his rigorous training for Dancing with the Stars Australia.

Shaun is the oldest competitor and is surprised by his fitness. Clairsy asked about Shaun’s WA born dance partner and Lisa wants to learn the salsa and asked what Shaun’s favourite dance has been so far.

Kav Temperly: Let Me Entertain You!

Kav Temperley of Eskimo Joe, joined Clairsy & Lisa to chat about his upcoming festively-themed variety show 'Christmas In July (And Those Boxing Day Sales)' at The Duke of George in Fremantle, July 11 & 12. Kav tells the guys to expect Sabrina Carpenter’s Christmas special but with more clothes and less celebrity guests. 

Lisa tries to get the scoop on show’s special guests, but Kav remains tight lipped.

Plus, Kav shares the motivation behind writing the Heath Ledger inspired song, Foreign Land.  

Hayden Young: We Can’t Rely On Playing That Sort Of Footy Going Forward.

Hayden Young from The Dockers was in telling Clairsy & Lisa about Freo’s tight win over North Melbourne on the weekend.

Lisa asked about Sam Switkowski’s hamstring injury and Hayden had good news and was even able to give Sam some tips.

The Dockers play Essendon tomorrow night and Hayden ran the guys through their training regime.  Corey Wagner gets a shout out and Hayden commends the lawn at Optus Stadium.

Elliot Yeo: We′re Probably Related.

Elliot Yeo popped in to chat and Lisa grilled him on the Eagles loss over the weekend. Elliot praised Tom McCarthy’s debut game and can’t believe the job he was doing up until two weeks ago. A whole list of players out with injuries including Oscar Allen and Harry Edwards. Lisa asked if Elliot is going to tomorrow’s State of Origin game to support a fellow (possibly related). Plus, the guys ask for an update on Jeremy McGovern’s concussion panel.

Julia Morris: I Woke Up Alive

With two Logie nominations Julia Morris (Host of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here) phoned in to chat and she was ecstatic. She’s up for a TV Week Gold Logie and Most Popular Presenter. Lisa noted something interesting about the nomination list, Julia has become her own ‘trad wife’ and yes, Robert Irwin gets a mention. Her Logie campaign strategy? All she wants is the kids to unpack the dishwasher.  

John Edward ‐ Psychic Medium: He Came To Expose Me As A Fraud.

John Edward is coming to The Regal Theatre on the 18th of November. Lisa asked what we can expect from the show and John revealed that people generally want the same thing.

It’s been over twenty years since the TV show, Crossing Over and John chatted about the success it brought him.

Plus he has a new book called “Chasing Evil” where his co-author is an FBI agent. The whole project came about in an unexpected way. 

Todd McKenney: I Play A Geriatric Broken Down Cat.

To celebrate the 40th Australian anniversary of Cats the guys chatted to Todd McKenney ahead of the musical’s touchdown in Perth later in the year and despite playing two roles you won’t be seeing him in Lycra anytime soon. Todd shares his favourite Cats songs and gives the guys the low down on his epic three week 60th birthday celebrations.

Adrian Barich (Barra): Fat Cat Was Crying!

Barra stopped by for a chat all things sport including a great result for Freo against the Roos and the lore behind Patrick Voss’ unique nickname. No win for the Eagles but injuries abound with Harley Reid and Oscar Allen suffering. Barra was loving every minute of the U.S Open with some average golfing on tough course. Barra asked the guys if red hot is better than white hot? West Coast Fever are having a great season and Lisa asked about Oscar Piastri’s performance at the F1 over the weekend.

Clairsy & Lisa′s Perth Pub Crawl 2025 ‐ The Full Gig Guide Edition.

Clairsy & Lisa's Perth Pub Crawl was back for 2025 and this time they spoke to even more legends of the Perth Pub Scene including Suze DeMarchi from Baby Animals, Peter Borg from Flash Harry, Tod Johnstone from V-Capi, Peter Dean from The Jets, Tom Tapping from The Rookies, Martin Cilia from The Flying Fonzarelli's, John Webster and Dave Cook from The Motors and Tom Jennis from Clutch Cargo.

So get ready to reminisce about those great old Perth pubs and the bands that played in them and of course sticking to the carpet as you stumble to the bar. It's Clairsy & Lisa's Perth Pub Crawl 2025-The Full Gig Guide Edition.

Myf Warhurst ‐Spicks and Specks: All I Have To Do Is Turn Up.

Myf Warhurst phoned in for a chat. She’s back on the telly with Spicks and Specks. The show turns twenty this year and Myf got nostalgic, she spoke about getting the job and her favourite guest moments – Frank Woodley and Chrissie Amphlett ranked high up on the list.  Plus, Lisa got excited about some new games added to the show

Perth Pub Crawl‐ Suze DeMarchi: I Got Electrocuted At The OBH.

Clairsy & Lisa's Perth Pub Crawl interview session rounded out with the incredible Suze Demarchi. The guys asked her about her about an iconic gig at the Cat and Fiddle in Mt Lawley and the moment she knew she wanted to make music.

The guys fanned out and asked a bunch of questions including her favourite venues, her time living in London and was she competitive with her sister? Suze recounts the time she was electrocuted at a Sunday session and Lisa asked if she thought she would still be touring forty years on.  

Adrian Barich (Barra): Four AFL Teams In Town, It’s Like A Mini Festival.

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to weigh in on this week’s sport and was bit bleary-eyed from a late night watching the World Test Championship Final between Australia and South Africa at Lords. The guys chatted about the opening day of the West Test at WACA in November and everyone’s excited for the new look stadium complete with water slide.

Plus, it’s a jam-packed weekend of AFL in Perth this weekend with two games to ba played at Optus Stadium. Barra is impressed by the fan turnout at North Melbourne’s training sessions at The Good Grocer Park and everyone thinks 4.10pm kick-off is just too late for the Eagles match against Carlton on Sunday.

Barra asked the guys their thoughts on the Wildcats rebrand and Lisa’s school of thought is if it isn’t broke don’t fix it. 

Perth Pub Crawl‐Peter ‘Deany’ Dean: We Played To Four People At The Civic Hotel.

 Peter ‘Deany’ Dean took us back to the start of The Jets including lounge room jams, Karratha and favourite venues including The Raffles where the staff would use a rake to get the glass out of the carpet. Clairsy & Lisa also asked about his memories of Bindoon.

Ben O’Shea‐Materialists: There’s Not Much Rom And There’s Not A Lot Of Com.  

Our movie connoisseur Ben O’Shea was in the studio with Clairsy & Lisa to review Materialists. With an all-star cast of Pedro Pascal, Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson, the film is not without its flaws including the choice to make Pedro Pascal’s character out to be a less appealing romantic option. WHAT?!? Lisa asked the big question, how many ‘not exactly Sophie’s Choices’ did he give the movie?

Michael Thomson & Tracey Vo: Channel 9 Perth Turns 60!

Channel 9 Perth is turning 60, to celebrate the momentous anniversary Michael Thomson and Tracey Vo popped into the studio to look back at the station’s legacy. Ahead of tonight’s special broadcast ‘Celebrating 60 Years, Channel 9 Perth’ they discuss all the presenters over the years including a whole lot of different Peter’s.

Marta Dusseldorp ‐ Bay Of Fires Season 2: Expect New Villains.

Actress Marta Dusseldorp phoned in to discuss the launch of Bay Of Fire season two. She told the guys that viewers can expect new villains and deeper, darker secrets, however, spoiler alert - not as many people die this season.  Clairsy asked Marta about her move back to Tasmania and how the weather plays an integral part on the show.

Perth Pub Crawl‐Tom Jennis ‐Clutch Cargo: Playing Down At The Queens Is Where We Started.

In the lead up to this Friday’s Perth Pub Crawl at Pinocchio’s Tom Jennis (Clutch Cargo) took us on a trip down memory lane. Lisa recalls seeing the band back in the day and asked after a toy that Tom used to take everywhere. No stone was left unturned as Tom discussed his David Bowie tribute show and the cruise ship lifestyle. Clairsy asked about the band’s appearance on Hey, Hey It’s Saturday and Tom revealed why it almost didn’t happen.  

Hayden Young: Extra Glaze On Top.

Fresh from a bye, Hayden Young said everyone was well rested with the boys back in full-on training ahead of this weekend’s game. With three wins under their belts, The Dockers play North Melbourne this weekend at Optus Stadium. Lisa asked Hayden about the team’s recent school clinics and Patrick Voss’ unlimited energy. The guys’ got the inside scoop on Hayden’s rehab progress and Clairsy grilled him on the best spot in Perth to pick up a cinnamon scroll.

Perth Pub Crawl ‐ John Webster and Dave Cook ‐The Motors:  We Did Our First Gig At The Herdsman.

Ahead of this Friday’s Clairsy & Lisa’s Perth Pub Crawl at Pinocchio’s, the guys chatted with John Webster and Dave Cook from The Motors/Formula 1. Topics discussed included the band’s surprising Singapore connection as well as the band’s favourite venues,  The Charles Hotel’s sticky carpet. Plus the band’s ‘Almost Famous’-Esque emergency landing in farmer’s wheat field.  

Nicholas Hammond: We’re All Backstage Following The Mushroom Murder Trial.

Star of ‘And Then There Were None’ Nicholas Hammond popped into the studio for a chat. Did Agatha Christie inspire Mike White’s The White Lotus?  The ‘Mushroom Murder’ trial and the legacy of his roles in Lord of The Flies, The Sound of Music and Spiderman.

Elliot Yeo: Let′s Kick Some Goals!

Elliot Yeo joined Clairsy & Lisa to reflect on the Eagles weekend loss, in Bunbury, against the Kangaroos. Elliot described the game as a learning process and Lisa asked if the ‘Bunbury Breeze’ had something to do with it?  Elliot discussed his feelings about West Coast’s home games against Carlton this weekend and Lisa asks Elliot the big question…  how is fatherhood going?

Perth Pub Crawl ‐Michael Parks ‐The Riffs: We Had Him Hooked Up To A Flying Thing!

Ahead of Clairsy & Lisa’s Perth Pub Crawl this Friday, Michael Parks (The Riffs) phoned in for a chat. Michael chatted about the inspiration behind the band’s name, which Lisa described it as ‘very West Side Story’. The guys chat about all the venues that no longer exist, ironically quite a few have been turned into retirement homes. Plus, Lisa asks about that infamous Red Parrot Christmas gig.

Perth Pub Crawl ‐Martin Cilia‐ The Flying Fonzarellis: I Did Start Very Young.

Today it was double Perth Pub Crawl day!

For round one, Martin Cilia reminisced about his first gig at Morley Senior Highschool, from there it was onto the Perth pub scene at fifteen! The Flying Fonzarellis started off in a garage in Balcatta. Martin also chatted to Clairsy and Lisa about being around the likes of Mental As Anything and Dave Warner’s From The Suburbs.

Adrian Barich (Barra): The Game That Won’t Win Any Accolades.

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to dissect the weekend’s sport. They discussed The Battle of Bunbury, with The Eagles loosing unceremoniously to the Kangaroos, plus Barra noted there a lot of Roos fans living in the southwest. Barra ran into Hayden Young at the launch of the new Cockburn Thornlie line because ‘people love trains’, and it looks like Hayden be playing again earlier than expected. The Big Freeze is back, raising money for Motor Neurons Disease Melbourne and Collingwood go head-to-head today at the MCG. The French Open gets a mention with Coco Gauff defeating Aryna Sabelenka. In one of the longest games in history, Carlos Alcarez beat Jannik Sinner, with Lisa describing the match as ‘Jannick Sinner: Escape from Alcarez’. Plus, a team close to Barra’s heart, West Coast Fever had their seven straight win.

Perth Pub Crawl ‐Tom Tapping‐The Rookies: Our First Show Was In Northam.

Ahead of Clairsy & Lisa’s Perth Pub Crawl next Friday, Tom Tapping (The Rookies) phoned in for a chat. Tom chatted about the inspiration behind The Rookie’s name, his favourite gigs and his parent’s reaction to quitting his job to join the band. Plus, some iconic Perth venue’s get a mention including The Warwick, The Cloverdale and The Balga.

Adrian Barich (Barra): Before I Get In Trouble, I′m Getting Out Of Here.

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to weigh in on this week’s sport updates including the Socceroos big win against Japan last night. Barra attended the Optus Stadium match describing it as a historic night. Plus, the battle for Bunbury is on this Sunday with North Melbourne hosting the Eagles for a regional match, but will the Bunbury breeze be an issue?  It looks like Tasmania’s AFL team may not get up but there are whispers that WA could get a third team. Wanneroo welcomes Supercars this weekend and the contentious plans for Burswood entertainment precinct gets a mention. Barra also had the latest on the Perth Bears and the French Open.

Perth Pub Crawl ‐Tod Johnston: I′m Getting Out The Lycra And Shoulder Pads.

Local legend Tod Johnston joined Clairsy & Lisa to reveal that his band Tod Johnston & PeaceLove will headline Clairsy & Lisa’s Perth Pub Crawl at Pinocchios.  He and the guys chatted about all the bands that lead him to V-Capri, including early gigs at the Murdoch Uni Tav.