Ben O ′Shea ‐ Freakier Friday: So Stoked For Her

Ben O’Shea dropped in to chat about the sequel to the classic body swap movie - Freakier Friday. He reckoned it was awesome, with both Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan delivering standout performances. This time around, Lindsay’s character had a child, and her parenting struggles mirrored Jamie Lee’s role from the original. The film featured a four-way body swap and multiple callbacks to the original, from old boyfriends to bands, all handled with care that long-time fans would appreciate. And what did Ben rate it? You’ll have to tune in to find out.

Hayden Young: I Wasn’t Able To Get Going… It Was Frustrating

Freo’s Hayden Young dropped by the studio to chat with Clairsy & Lisa about the team’s performance against Carlton, who came out firing as the best first-quarter team in the comp. Hayden spoke about the Dockers’ maturity in regaining momentum and not letting teams get a head start. He also gave an important update on his groin injury. Will Fyfe play? Hayden gives his take. And on a lighter note, he revealed how much his grandparents loved their 5-star experience in the President’s Suite. Take a listen to find out more. 

Richard Marx: They Slip Me A Few Bucks

Music legend Richard Marx phoned in ahead of his judging debut on this season of The Voice. He chatted with Clairsy & Lisa about his long-time friendship with John Farnham, collaborating with Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh and shared one of the most meaningful moments of his career. The Voice starts this Sunday at 7pm on Seven. 

Elliot Yeo: I Play Football, I Don’t Make Decisions At The Top

Elliot Yeo dropped by for a chat with Clairsy & Lisa, reflecting on the frustration of being sidelined and the team’s struggle to execute their game plan. He weighed in on whether the players are backing Andrew McQualter and compared the current rebuild to where Fremantle was a few years back. The guys also asked about the younger players stepping up and whether it’s fair for the Eagles to seek draft assistance from the AFL.

Kevin Bloody Wilson: DILLIGAF (CLEAN)

CLEAN VERSION

Kevin Bloody Wilson joined Clairsy & Lisa ahead of his upcoming 2026 tour. He shared stories about writing songs in Kalgoorlie, scolded Clairsy for his language, and reflected on the multi-generational fans that fill his audiences. Plus, he’s hitting the road to revisit the country towns that first inspired him and he even treated the guys to a song. Tune in. 

Kevin Bloody Wilson: DILLIGAF (EXPLICIT)

LANGUAGE WARNING: EXPLICIT 

Kevin Bloody Wilson joined Clairsy & Lisa ahead of his upcoming 2026 tour. He shared stories about writing songs in Kalgoorlie, scolded Clairsy for his language, and reflected on the multi-generational fans that fill his audiences. Plus, he’s hitting the road to revisit the country towns that first inspired him and he even treated the guys to a song. Tune in. 

Adrian Barich (Barra): Even The Coach Was Getting Shirty

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to break down a big weekend in sport. Freo fans were rattled after a shaky first half, but Barra never doubted the Dockers despite another injury to Hayden Young. Over at West Coast, things went from bad to worse, with Barra calling the Eagles “diabolical” and Coach Andrew McQualter losing his patience in the post-game presser. In netball, the West Coast Fever were handed a heartbreaking one-point loss by the Melbourne Vixens. Barra and Lisa also unpacked the Hungarian Grand Prix results. And in AFL drama, Hawks bad boy Jack Ginnivan was fined $1500 for flipping off Crows fans, later declaring on Instagram it was the “best coin spent.”

Danielle Cormack: A Bittersweet Rivalry Between Them

To celebrate the launch of The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer on Binge, Clairsy & Lisa caught up with actress Danielle Cormack for all the behind-the-scenes goss. She shares what it was like working alongside Sam Neill, filming in the hauntingly beautiful Margaret River, where the landscape becomes a character of its own and how this season brings a fresh feel with new directorial talent. Danielle also opens up about her love of motorbikes, her adventures on Rottnest Island, and a few memorable rides through Perth. With multiple timelines and a chilling murder mystery at its core, this season will keep you on your toes.

Adrian Barich (Barra): I Was Like The Little Aussie Bleeder

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio fresh from being one of 20,000 fans at HBF Park, where AC Milan thrashed Perth Glory 9–0. The buzz in the stadium was all about the possibility of AC Milan returning in February to play a Series A points match against Como. Barra also weighed in on AFL – saying if the Eagles win tomorrow, Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin could be in trouble. He tipped the Dockers to win big over Carlton at Optus Stadium on Sunday, and backed West Coast Fever as hot favourites in the netball grand final against the Melbourne Vixens. In the Australia Cup, Olympic Kingsway are making waves as the giant slayers of Australian soccer. And in swimming, Molly O’Callaghan has equaled a record held by Ian Thorpe.

Dr Jacob Wale ‐ Fetch Mobile Vets: There Was A Massive Superman Pendant In His Abdomen!

While Clairsy and Lisa were taking your calls on, what did your pet eat?, Dr Jacob Wale of Fetch Mobile Vets rang into the show to share the most common and weirdest things he has come across as a vet. Plus tips on what to do if your pet does consume something strange! 

Hayden Young: I Was Ripping Into The Boys A Little Bit

Freo star Hayden Young dropped by the studio fresh from a stellar Derby performance and three goals and a Glendinning-Allan Medal to his name. He chatted about filming the new AFL series for Amazon Prime, running into Min Woo Lee at the golf course and looks ahead to this weekend's Retro Round against Carlton at Optus. Tune in to hear all about it. 

Ben O′Shea: I Might Have Watched The Worst Film I′ve Ever Seen

Ben O’Shea reckons he’s found the worst film ever made. Yep, that's right it's Bride Hard. Starring Rebel Wilson and loosely inspired by Die Hard, he says he’d rather remove a fatberg from Perth’s sewerage (by hand) than sit through it again. The script is terrible, the performances are unwatchable. Is this his worst rated film yet? Tune in to find out. 

Elliot Yeo: You′re Not Going To Rush Him Back... Put Him On Ice

Elliot Yeo joined Clairy & Lisa to recap the Derby and shared his thoughts on Harley Reid’s season-ending ankle injury, eerily similar to his own. With Harley now on ice, Lisa asked who’ll replace him as the team heads east to face Melbourne this weekend. Elliot said the Demons will be firing on cylinders after a shocking loss last weekend and said the Eagles better be prepared for a tough game.

Adrian Barich (Barra): You Want To Talk About The Derby?

Barra braved the freezing cold to chat with Clairsy & Lisa about a huge weekend in sport. Freo's Hayden Young was named best on ground in just his second game back from injury, while the Eagles copped another blow with Harley Reid ruled out for the season after an ankle injury. Oscar Piastri claimed another win at the Belgian Grand Prix, overtaking Daniel Ricciardo in career victories. In cricket, Tim David’s explosive innings helped the Aussies crush the Windies, and the Australian swim team opened the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore with two golds and a silver. Plus, Tadej Pogačar sealed a dominant Tour de France win in a rain-soaked Paris. Tune in to hear all the news. 

Adrian Barich (Barra): $6.50 For A Small Cappucino

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio to chat all things sport. It was a tearful goodbye for Carlton, as Sam Docherty announced his retirement. With the Derby on this weekend, Barra said it was a chance for the Eagles to make a statement or completely ruin Fremantle’s chances. Barra also staked out the airport yesterday in hope of catching AFL agent Nick Gieschen, who was in town amid rumours of a groundbreaking $20 million contract for Harley Reid. While there was no news on the contract, Barra was far more shocked by the price of a small cappuccino at the arrivals gate. Plus, Barra got his creative juices flowing as he imagined what Caleb Serong’s diary entry might’ve looked like after the nail-biting Collingwood match last weekend. Take a listen to hear the whole thing. 

Ben O′Shea: I Interviewed Pedro Pascal ... And We Hit It Off!

Ben O’Shea stopped by to chat about Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: Four Steps. He had the chance to meet Pedro Pascal during a press junket in Sydney, and Pedro’s double handshake left him mesmerised but... was the film as captivating? With Marvel hoping to bounce back from recent flops and scandals, there was a lot riding on the film. While the pacing dragged at times, strong performances helped it find its way. It occasionally felt like The Incredibles (which, fun fact, was actually inspired by The Fantastic Four). So, what score did Ben give it? Tune in to find out!

Michael Theo & Natalie Abbott: He Becomes A Bad Boy.

Ahead of the second season of Austin, Clairsy & Lisa chatted with stars of the show Michael Theo and Natalie Abbott. They chatted about Michael’s fans, love interests on the show and what to expect from this season... without spoilers! 

Derby Special with Elliot Yeo, Hayden Young and Adrian Barich (Barra): The Cankle Has Not Got Up

Ahead of the weekend's Derby, three sporting greats joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio to chat all things footy. Barra quizzed Hayden on whether Freo’s clash with Collingwood was their best yet? The big question for the game, who was Elliot secretly barracking for? Meanwhile, Michael Voss, dubbed the "Prancing Pony," was praised by Hayden for his six-goal performance at the G. The conversation turned to cowboy tackling, ankle injuries, and the emotional rollercoaster of being sidelined. Elliot shared his frustration about his ongoing recovery, admitting it's driving him mad. He’s aiming for a return next year, but for now, he’ll be watching from the players' box. Talk also turned to Harley Reid’s rumoured deal, which Elliot said could be truly life-changing. And with this weekend's clash, Hayden knows the pressure is on.

Anglicare WA: Homelessness Affects People All Across The Community

With so many in our community doing it tough this winter, Clairsy & Lisa have teamed up with Anglicare WA for Caring Coats - a simple way to help keep someone warm. From now until Friday 8 August, they’re collecting clean, wearable, used or new coats and jackets to pass on to those who need them most. To kick off the initiative, Anglicare WA’s Acting CEO Philippa Boldy and Housing Co-ordinator Nick Mathieson dropped by to chat about the difference your donation can make.

Scott Cam: The Dog Was Driving

TV's legendary tradie Scott Cam dropped by to chat about the brand-new season of The Block, which kicks off Sunday 27 July on Channel 9. This year, the action moves to Daylesford, Victoria - a spot famous for its natural sparkling mineral water straight from the ground. With two WA teams in the mix, it’s shaping up to be a big one. Clairsy asked Scott about his massive semi-truck, while Lisa wondered if he ever gets tempted to move to the stunning Block locations himself? Tune in to get the goss. 

Scott Carne: A Lot Of People Found Their Voice

Countdown was the go-to show for music lovers, serving up the best local and international acts every Sunday night. Now, Stars of Countdown is hitting the stage and bringing that iconic era back to life. Expect a huge night of nostalgia, packed with classic tunes from the Countdown years, all backed by an epic live orchestra. Leading the charge is Scott Carne, frontman of the legendary Aussie ‘80s band Kids in the Kitchen. We caught up with him to chat about finding fame, what Countdown meant to a generation, and what fans can look forward to when the show rolls into town. Catch Stars of Countdown on Sat 26 July at the Astor Theatre. 

Adrian Barich (Barra): Can The Soufflé Rise Again?

Barra’s back with plenty to unpack from a huge weekend in sport. The Fremantle Dockers silenced the MCG, but can they keep that momentum rolling? The West Coast Fever made a serious finals statement, while Harley Reid continues to give Eagles fans something to believe in, despite another diabolical AFL loss. Plus, is Scottie Scheffler golf’s new Tiger Woods?

Adrian Barich (Barra): Maybe I Shouldn′t Have? I Would Have Been a Better Player.

Barra swung past to update Smiley on all things sport. First up, Barra’s tipping Freo for a win this weekend, especially with Hayden Young making a big return at the MCG against Collingwood. Eagles Coach Andrew McQualter praised our Yeo-y as a seasoned content powerhouse. Barra also dived into the latest cricket drama and is ABSOLUTELY pumped for Perth Fever’s semi-final at RAC Arena on Sunday, and relates to Scottie Scheffler’s reflective take on golf at the British Open in Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, Tour de France fever is strong among Western Suburbs cyclists. Tune in to hear it all. 

Miguel Maestre: Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Touched For The Very First Time!

Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre is in town for the Good Food and Wine Festival and he joined Smiley in the studio where he told him his favourite recipe for a winter warmer plus he talked about his new beer which combines Spain with his love of Australia. Plus what has the movie Minecraft got to do with his cooking demonstrations this weekend?

Ben O′Shea: Slasher Films Are All About The Jumpscare

Ben O’Shea joined Smiley to review I Know What You Did Last Summer and yes, it gave him a fright or two. He took us back to the ‘90s drama surrounding the original film, including a lawsuit from the makers of Scream. The plot? The same as last time, a group of teens caught up in a deadly secret. But how many choc tops did Ben give the new instalment? Tune in to find out.

Hayden Young: Whenever J.L gets on his feet you′re always on the edge of your seat

Hayden Young joined Smiley and Barra in the studio to chat footy and his upcoming return after 66 days on the sidelines, he's feeling better than expected and keen to make a strong comeback this weekend. He’s eager to perform and was inspired by the impressive returns of Jaeger O’Meara and Sam Switkowski over the weekend. Barra described Freo’s win over Hawthorn as one of the club’s best ever, highlighting the record number of tackles and the high stress levels in the coaches’ box. They also touched on Andy Brayshaw splitting his head open twice during the game, with Hayden calling him seriously tough. Now, all eyes are on the Dockers’ big clash against Collingwood this weekend.

Elliot Yeo: I′m old school, I grew up watching Demolition Derby

West Coast Eagles star Elliot Yeo stopped by for a lively chat with Smiley and our resident sports nut Adrian ‘Barra’ Barich and it didn’t disappoint! Barra kicked things off by getting Elliot’s take on Jack Graham’s four-match suspension, before praising the exciting form of Harley Reid, who's quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with. Would Elliot have taunted Jason Horne-Francis? Plus, Elliot admitted to some frustration with the team’s current form, showing just how much the boys want to turn things around.

Barra also put Elliot through his paces with a rapid-fire round of questions, including the hot topic: “Who’s the best team on ground right now?” Plus, a cheeky throwback debate, should we bring back the biff? You’ll want to hear Elliot’s answer.

Adrian Barich (Barra): It was family, it was the vibe.

Adrian ‘Barra’ Barich dropped into the studio to chat all things sport. First up, the Dockers rose for Sonny Walters in front of a strong 50,000-strong crowd in what felt like a historic turning point for the club, something has definitely shifted, something’s clicked. With Hayden Young set to return, all eyes are now on their big clash against Collingwood this Sunday. Do they have a chance? Barra thinks it's on. The Eagles showed promise, playing great footy for three quarters, but still couldn’t quite put together the full four. Off-field, Barra had a laugh about getting lip readers involved in on-ground banter after recent controversies. Wimbledon is wrapped up, and the West Coast Fever continue their winning streak. 

Adrian Barich (Barra): Guts Up At The Bahamas

Adrian ‘Barra’ Barich joined Smiley to talk sport, with pressure mounting on Michael Voss after Carlton’s loss to Brisbane. A huge clash tomorrow as the Dockers face the Hawks,  a win draws them level. Hayden Young remains out, Caleb Serong could be tagged again, and Justin Longmuir’s over the off-field drama. In a shock move, Tim Kelly’s been dropped for West Coast’s game against Port. And, rumours swirl about Gout Gout performing at the AFL Grand Final. Meanwhile, Queensland clinch the State of Origin, Wimbledon finals hit this weekend, and the West Coast Fever keep their winning streak alive.

Ben O′Shea: The Best Superman since Christopher Reeve.

Film guru Ben O’Shea joined the show to discuss the latest superhero blockbuster, Superman. Smiley asked, “Was David Corenswet convincing as the new Man of Steel?” Maybe not as impressive a specimen, but yes.  The film is fun and doesn’t take itself too seriously. Nicholas Hoult is great as Lex Luthor, possibly the best since Gene Hackman, but the two real scene-stealers might come as a surprise.  Director James Gunn, the creative force behind the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, brings a loving and thoughtful approach to this film. Smiley asked Ben, “How many Choc Tops out of five did you give it?” Tune in to find out.

Hayden Young: We′ve Got To Write Our Own Story.

Hayden popped in for a chat with Smiley and Barra this morning where they chatted about Hayden’s rehab, he’s almost back on the field and strength numbers have never been better. The guys ask which of the upcoming games he’s looking forward to the most and Barra asks if we’ll see Hayden subbing anytime soon? Hayden chats about those pesky taggers that keeps swarming Caleb Serong and talks about the fatigue of news headlines.   

Elliot Yeo: Mentally And Physically I Might Explode!

Elliot Yeo joined Barra this morning where they chatted about the progress of his slow recovery from injury and what he is made to do by the club during the games when he's not playing. Barra asked him if he's sick of people asking when he's coming back to play and he gave his thoughts on new players Jobe Shanahan and Malakai Champion. Barra then moved on to Dom Sheed's retirement and got Elliot's reaction to the news and with the news that AFL State of Origin is getting closer to reality, Elliot gave Barra his controversial theory on how it should be played out.

Adrian Barich (Barra) : I Thought His Ribs Were Gonna Come Out The Other Side Of His Body!

Barra joined Smiley this morning after a massive weekend in sport including West Coast Fever making the Grand Final after 11 straight wins, a bad weekend for the Eagles and the Dockers however Barra was singing the praises of Freo's Murphy Reid, plus he had another of those passionate Carlton fans calling another radio station and giving his team a very honest character assessment. As well as that Matilda's game in Bunbury where 10,000 fans turned up, Lando Norris wins the British GP and all the latest action in the cricket and at Wimbeldon.

Taneel Van Zyl‐Mamma Mia: The Perth Talent Is Just Incredible.

Triple Threat Taneel Van Zyl dropped in to chat about her role in Mamma Mia. The guys asked the WAAPA alumni about her favourite ABBA songs, performing for a home crowd and getting her start on iconic WA show Ship to Shore. Mamma Mia runs at The Regal Theatre until 19 July.

Adrian Barich (Barra): Who Are The Other Sports People Who Are Remembered For One Single Act?

Barra joined the guys to chat all things sport, and it’s been a massive week for retirements in footy. First up, the hero of the Eagle 2018 premiership Dom Sheed retired earlier in the week and then Dockers fan favourite Sonny Walters hung up his boots just yesterday. In classic Barra style he was full of facts - did you know Sonny, Chris Yarran and Nick Nat all grew up on the same street? The Eagle’s eighth debutante Malakai Champion played his first game, which lead the guys to discuss the great sporting names – Tiger Woods, anyone? Barra reckons The Eagles could win this weekend and the guys don’t seem sold on the idea. Wimbledon top seeds are losing in droves and West Coast Fever aim for another win this weekend. Plus, Barra pays respect to Eileen Bond, a huge WAFL fan and supporter of South Fremantle.

Taxi Chat: A Growing Number Of Drivers Are Not Using Their Meters.

Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti has been stung, Suzy our producer has been stung, Clairsy & Lisa opened the lines to ask callers about their experience with taxi drivers who are not doing the right thing.