As retirement creeps closer, our fave Docker admits exactly how the reality of it all is hitting him.

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David Mundy chats to Clairsy & Lisa ahead of what could be his last home game in the AFL. We take your calls on what allergy you developed later in life and Lisa fills us in on her recent cat shenanigans. 

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Clairsy & Lisa wanted to know what have you been chased by. Magda Szubanski phones in to chat about her new role in Channel 9’s new dramedy 'After The Verdict'. Elliot Yeo tells us how the team is tracking before the game that divides the city and The Shaw Report pays tribute to Olivia Newton-John.

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And we also asked her about her new, more dramatic, role in 'After The Verdict': 'How could I turn down the opportunity to play a Polish lesbian butcher?'

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He also made the weirdest admission for an Eagle: he *checks notes* wants to see a sea of purple at the derby this weekend. Um, wut.

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As we went to air this morning, we learned the heartbreaking news that Olivia Newton-John had passed away at 73. Clairsy & Lisa fondly looked back at her life and her iconic music many of us grew up on… 

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Host of The Hundred Andy Lee put it to Clairsy & Lisa: just how many Aussies would give the thumbs-up to a real-life indecent proposal? Turns out we were 0% prepared for the answer.

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If you loved the music of the TV show 'Tour of Duty', holy smokes this could be right up your alley...

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Andy Lee joins Clairsy & Lisa to chat about his show The Hundred and the team finds out some jaw-dropping stats. We take your calls on your favourite street names around Perth and Rebecca Blake the producer of Rolling Thunder Vietnam drops in ahead of the stage show. 

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It’s been 40 years since they first performed and it's not hard to see why the band are so beloved, enduring and straight-up legendary. Their live shows are played with more energy than bands half their age and their songs, described as ‘inventive and lyrically smart’, earned them a well-deserved place in the ARIA Hall of Fame. And honestly, the Aussie music landscape wouldn’t be the same without them. Join Clairsy & Lisa for some hot sake in our living room as we Band-ter over the Hoodoo Gurus.

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