Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin are joined by good friend and acclaimed Australian fashion designer Jane Lamerton to talk all things fashion this Spring Racing Carnival. 

Jane brings an interesting perspective to the discussion 'Are Department Stores a Dying Breed?' plus shares a simple but outfit saving Good Local Tip. 

Also up for discussion Nathan Broad and the Richmond FC response to 'that' topless photo scandal plus the Chris Gayle defamation case. 

In BSF Corrie recommends 'Grand Melbourne Gardens' by David Wilkinson and 'The Bookshop' on the big screen as part of the British Film Festival plus Caro shares a recipe for Chicken Pumpkin and Basil Stirfry (from Marie Claire) that's gone viral in her gym group. 

Packing for an overseas trip has Caro getting grumpy this week, there's 6 quick questions and Corrie's Crush of the Week is Senator Bob Corker from Tennessee.

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A big week for big issues as Victoria's Lower House passes the Euthanasia Bill and the same-sex marriage postal vote deadline looms.

Donna Karan gets caught up in the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

It's Man Booker Prize time and now American authors are in the race will an Aussie writer ever win it again?

In BSF - Caro has high praise for Nick Riewoldt's new book "The Things That Make Us" and urges everyone to go and see the film "The Only Living Boy In New York" plus Corrie shares her favourite pesto recipe from Alimentari.

The NBN gets Caro and Corrie fired up in Grumpy Old Women and in 6 Quick Questions we ponder what's up with Ange Postecoglou, should the AFL have a night grand final and Caro's Crush of the Week is Gabby Trainor.

Corrie's Good Local Tip might help you avoid magpie related injuries this Spring.

It's a feminist themed family affair this week with two special guests - Caro's daughter Rose Donohoe and Corrie's daughter Francesca Carter.

We get an insight into the lives of these 4 very different women - from Caro's Book Club weekend away and Corrie's speaking engagement at the State Library to Rose's music festival antics and Francesca's disastrous missed birthday bash.

Hillary Clinton's recent 4 Corners interview inspires an interesting discussion on the role of women in power, feminist heroes and why feminism is perhaps perceived as a dirty word among younger women.

With more revelations of sexual harassment - Harvey Weinstein is back on the agenda.

In BSF (books, screen and food) Caro's been re reading Daphne du Maurier's "I'll Never Be Young Again", Corrie has a favourite new quiz show "Insert Name Here" Thursday night on ABC TV and Francesca share's a great recipe for Pumpkin Fruit Bread (courtesy of The Healthy Chef).

Caro's a Grumpy Old Women because the ABC have axed another of her favourite shows - "The Book Club", and Corrie is cranky over the disappearance of The Age Form Guide.

There's a footy inspired Crush of the Week for Caro and a simple but very handy Good Local Tip from Corrie.

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Caro and Corrie delve into some of the wonderful comments, feedback and requests from listeners - plus tackle a couple of 'complaints' as well. 

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Caro and Corrie discuss Theresa May's disastrous speech in which she was plauged by a cough and ask 'have we gone right off Boris Johnson?'.

Footy might be over for the year but there's plenty to talk about when it comes to club presidencies and appointments - none bigger than the return of Jeff Kennett to the football landscape.

Hollywood is in turmoil following revelations of alleged sexual harrassment plus there's some great recommendations for the big screen ('Battle of the Sexes' and 'Our Souls At Night'), books ('A Boy In Winter' by Rachel Seiffert) and Caro shares her famous Chicken sandwich recipe. 

Public toilets have Corrie fired up and you might be surprised by her Crush of the Week and Caro has a race day related GLT. 

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Caro and Corrie are joined by special guest Julia Wilson (aka Caro's Mum) for a very special Episode 10. 

Women in football clubs, Hugh Hefner, baking tips and some great recommendations are all on the agenda.

We love hearing from our 'poddies' so couldn't resist sharing this little snippet from Hutchy who interviewed a Don't Shoot The Messenger lover late one night at a pub (apologies for the scratchy late night bar sounds audio!).

Sure there's a LOT of amazing AFL stories to talk about - but there's plenty more than footy on this week's episode.

Corrie has some beauty tips for Caro and the boys on 'Footy Classifieds', Caro talks Brownlow awards, describes her feelings after the Tiger's prelim final win and talks about the Grand Final build up.

Shane Warne's recent woes lead to an interesting discussion about our flawed sporting heroes and there's no surprises that Grand Final jumpers are making Caro a Grumpy Old Women. 

In BSF (books, screen and food) Caro has admits she's more than a little hooked on 'Dicte', Corrie indulges in the September issue of Vogue and scones are on the menu. 

Richmond's president Peggy O'Neal is Caro's Crush of the Week plus we talk royalty, Trump, Clooney and showbags in 6 Quick Questions. 

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We love giving Caroline Wilson the right of reply when her opinions are called into questions - it's the beauty of having your own podcast! 

Caro's recent comments on cheque book journalism had Craig Hutchinson seeing red, and he let loose on The Sounding Board podcast with Damien Barrett. Here's Caro and Corrie's response to Hutchy and Damo's conversation.