The Church are on the road again in December and lead singer Steve Kilbey called Clairsy & Lisa to tell them what to expect from the shows.

Lisa told Clairsy which two countries would most likely survive should there be a nuclear war.

In the 80s you couldn't turn on CHannel 9 without seeing Terry Willesee, Clairsy & Lisa got him on the phone for a chat as they celebrated the year 1984.

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Fremantle Docker Hayden Young talks about the win against Gold Coast, playing up forward for a large part of the game, captain Alex Pearce’s unfortunate injury and the big task ahead; facing the top of the ladder Swans in Sydney this Saturday.

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Clairsy has a love for a toasted sandwich and he told Lisa all about it.

Author Heather Morris had a chat to Clairsy & Lisa about her multi million dollar selling novel The Tattooist of Auschwitz which has also been turned into a TV series.

TV Legend John Burgess joined CLairsy & Lisa as they celebrated the year 1984 which is also the year Burgo took over on Wheel Of Fortune.

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Perth Scorchers bowler, Jason Behrendorff chats to Russell about Australia’s loss to India overnight, whether bowling first was the right decision and what needs to happen now for them to stay in the T20 World Cup. He also discusses the Perth Scorchers playing in a T20 series in Darwin in August, which was just announced this morning.

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Producer Greg had the opportunity to do a hot lap in a V8 Supercar with champion driver Will Davison. He told Clairsy & Lisa how it went.

During Clairsy & Lisa's celebration of the year 1984, they spoke to Andy McClusky from Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark.

Comedians Jon Pinder & David Hughes joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio where they had a chat about Jon's reversed vasectomy

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Barra talks about Fremantle being back on the winners list, but will captain, Alex Pearce be ok to face the top of the table Swans this weekend. Meanwhile, the Eagles gave it a good crack against a top four side and the cavalry returning this week. Australia really needs to beat India tonight to keep their World Cup dreams alive, but rain is threatening the game. And the West Coast Fever had a loss they’d rather forget.

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Clairsy and Lisa spoke to Dylan Twiss, he's the Kalamunda man who recently won the annual Cheese Rolling competition in the UK.

Pseudo Echo front man Brian Canham called Clairsy & Lisa as their debut album Autmnal Park turns 40.

Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to find out when you accidentally set your hair on fire. 

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Here's the complete set of Clairsy and Lisa's Stories Behind The Song - all ten chapters.

Find out all the bits of trivia you didn't know about some of the songs you love.

1. Lyin’ Eyes – The Eagles
2. Burning Down The House – Talking Heads
3. Horror Movie – Skyhooks
4. Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins
5. Solid Rock – Goanna
6. Who Made Who – AC/DC
7. Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song) - Billy Joel
8. I’m Not in Love – 10cc
9. The Reflex – Duran Duran
10. Blue Sky Mine – Midnight Oil

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Lisa updates Clairsy on the ridiculous amount of money Sony has spent purchasing Queen’s music catalogue.

Clairsy reveals a pet peeve involving toilet paper in the workplace.

Adrian Barich has the guys in stitches over sports name pronunciations and tells them which AFL team fans hate which other clubs the most.

Clairsy and Lisa do one final segment of The Story Behind the Song, which is the Australian classic ‘Blue Sky Mine’ by Midnight Oil.

And Lisa talks about the passing of actor Donald Sutherland and a possible St Elmo’s Fire sequel in the Shaw Report.

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Rounding out the week, Clairsy and Lisa check out the story behind the Australian classic ‘Blue Sky Mine’ by Midnight Oil.

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