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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On today’s show, Clairsy had a Tropicana pack from Red Rooster for dinner last night, what ever happened to the banana fritter? Extraordinary composer and musician Bear McCreary phoned in to chat about his upcoming Aus tour, working with Hozier and overcoming his fear of dogs to get his first gig. Today on The Shaw Report, ABBA’s Dancing Queen has reached 1 million views, John Farnham is a grandad. Was Lisa concerned to hear that Katy Perry got trapped in a steel ball on stage? No, Katy is practically an astronaut. Inspired by Sony’s Walkman epic 46th birthday, the guys opened the lines to ask what old tech you still own. Hayden Young swung past to chat about Freo’s nail biting win against St Kilda on the weekend, the SCG turf dramas, getting Zen in the coach’s box and him and Lisa bond over de-loading at the gym.

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Composer and music virtuoso Bear McCreary phoned in to chat about his upcoming Australian tour. Known for his work on epics shows and movies including The Lord of the Rings, Battlestar Galactica, Outlander and The Walking Dead, Bear has also released an epic concept album The Singularity features Slash, Rufus Wainwright and more. The guys had a tonne of questions and Bear talked about his process for scoring film, overcoming his fear of dogs to get his first gig, his mentors, working with Hozier and more. See Bear McCreary at The Astor Theatre on July 28.

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Hayden Young popped in to chat about the weekend’s game against St Kilda. Despite a rough start for the team and supporters, they turned it around to win by 12 points. Lisa asked if was nice to get one over on Ross Lyons. The Dockers play Sydney Swans this weekend and there is A LOT of talk about the grass at SCG grounds. Clairsy asked Hayden what it’s like to sit in the coach’s box. Plus, Lisa and Hayden bond over deload-ing at the gym.

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Clairsy and Lisa start the show with an enlightening chat about their respective zits. Elliot Yeo stopped by studio to chat about the Eagles loss to Collingwood over the weekend, whistle issues and Clairsy tried out a new nickname for Elliot. Was it a success? Jason Featherby from Leeuwin Wealth came in for a chat, no you can’t claim that air fryer as a tax deduction. Inspired by Jason’s visit, we opened the lines to ask what random things you’ve claimed at tax time?

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