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.

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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.   

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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.

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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.

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Lisa finally got to try the social media craze ‘Dubai Chocolate’ and thoughts were had. The guys took calls and texts on the time you accidentally injured someone. Lisa had all the latest news on The Shaw Report - Quentin Tarantino favourite Michael Madsen died at the age of 67 and Ringo Starr has notes. The Beatles drummer went head-to-head with Sam Mendes asking for two-days’ worth of revisions to his life story for an upcoming biopic. Drum roll please; the Oasis World Tour finally kicks off.  Barra popped in to chat about two massive AFL retirements, iconic sporting names, how to pronounce Wimbledon and more. And local musical theatre star Taneel Van Zyl came in for a chat ahead of her performance in Mamma Mia!

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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.

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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.

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On today’s show, Clairsy was not happy that his favourite bakery was randomly closed. The show’s producer Suzy joined the guys to talk about taxis in Perth not doing the right thing. Clairsy’s Tragic Music Box was back, and the year was 1988. Speaking of Clairsy, a recent visit from his Dad saw the guys open the text and phone lines to ask, ‘Have you kept a promise years later?’. Ben O’Shea phoned in from a traffic standstill to chat about Jurassic Park Rebirth, a film full of GMO dinosaurs and no memorable moments. The Shaw Report had the latest on the Diddy trial, Squid Games has reached a new record, and The Bear season four finale gets a mention. Lisa always has the goss.

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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.

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Clairsy’s Tragic Music Box took us back to 1988.  A year of Australia's Bicentenary celebrations, Atari gaming consoles and MagnaDoodles, 1988 was the year Channel 10 went to air in Perth, Murray Street was not yet a mall and petrol cost just 60 cents a litre for petrol. Oh.. and can you remember how many gold medals Australian won at the Seoul Olympics? Hint – not many.

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