It’s been a big week with Clairsy & Lisa! Scott Carne from Kids in the Kitchen dropped by ahead of this weekend’s Countdown show, while Scott Cam gave a sneak peek at the new season of The Block. The Shaw Report covered the passing of a Cosby Show star, Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson’s on-screen reunion, and Oasis weighing in on the Coldplay Kiss Cam drama. Plus, Clairsy & Lisa launched Caring Coats with Anglicare WA, calling on the community to donate warm jackets to those in need.

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With so many in our community doing it tough this winter, Clairsy & Lisa have teamed up with Anglicare WA for Caring Coats - a simple way to help keep someone warm. From now until Friday 8 August, they’re collecting clean, wearable, used or new coats and jackets to pass on to those who need them most. To kick off the initiative, Anglicare WA’s Acting CEO Philippa Boldy and Housing Co-ordinator Nick Mathieson dropped by to chat about the difference your donation can make.

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TV's legendary tradie Scott Cam dropped by to chat about the brand-new season of The Block, which kicks off Sunday 27 July on Channel 9. This year, the action moves to Daylesford, Victoria - a spot famous for its natural sparkling mineral water straight from the ground. With two WA teams in the mix, it’s shaping up to be a big one. Clairsy asked Scott about his massive semi-truck, while Lisa wondered if he ever gets tempted to move to the stunning Block locations himself? Tune in to get the goss. 

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Countdown was the go-to show for music lovers, serving up the best local and international acts every Sunday night. Now, Stars of Countdown is hitting the stage and bringing that iconic era back to life. Expect a huge night of nostalgia, packed with classic tunes from the Countdown years, all backed by an epic live orchestra. Leading the charge is Scott Carne, frontman of the legendary Aussie ‘80s band Kids in the Kitchen. We caught up with him to chat about finding fame, what Countdown meant to a generation, and what fans can look forward to when the show rolls into town. Catch Stars of Countdown on Sat 26 July at the Astor Theatre. 

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After two weeks off, Clairsy & Lisa are back and wow, there was a lot to catch up on! Barra was full of energy, jumping straight into the big sporting wins over the weekend. Freo knocked off Collingwood at the ‘G, the West Coast Fever dominated in the netball, and our boy Hayden Young was back on the field doing what he does best. Not such great news for the Eagles, but they prevail. As always, Harley Reid gave fans something to smile about. Inspired by a blocked toilet in Clairsy’s hotel room (yes, really), the guys opened the phone lines to hear your best Fawlty Towers-style travel disasters and you delivered! And of course, The Shaw Report was still all over that kiss cam footage everyone’s talking about… plus plenty more.

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Barra’s back with plenty to unpack from a huge weekend in sport. The Fremantle Dockers silenced the MCG, but can they keep that momentum rolling? The West Coast Fever made a serious finals statement, while Harley Reid continues to give Eagles fans something to believe in, despite another diabolical AFL loss. Plus, is Scottie Scheffler golf’s new Tiger Woods?

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Barra swung past to update Smiley on all things sport. First up, Barra’s tipping Freo for a win this weekend, especially with Hayden Young making a big return at the MCG against Collingwood. Eagles Coach Andrew McQualter praised our Yeo-y as a seasoned content powerhouse. Barra also dived into the latest cricket drama and is ABSOLUTELY pumped for Perth Fever’s semi-final at RAC Arena on Sunday, and relates to Scottie Scheffler’s reflective take on golf at the British Open in Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, Tour de France fever is strong among Western Suburbs cyclists. Tune in to hear it all. 

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Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre is in town for the Good Food and Wine Festival and he joined Smiley in the studio where he told him his favourite recipe for a winter warmer plus he talked about his new beer which combines Spain with his love of Australia. Plus what has the movie Minecraft got to do with his cooking demonstrations this weekend?

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Ben O’Shea joined Smiley to review I Know What You Did Last Summer and yes, it gave him a fright or two. He took us back to the ‘90s drama surrounding the original film, including a lawsuit from the makers of Scream. The plot? The same as last time, a group of teens caught up in a deadly secret. But how many choc tops did Ben give the new instalment? Tune in to find out.

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Hayden Young joined Smiley and Barra in the studio to chat footy and his upcoming return after 66 days on the sidelines, he's feeling better than expected and keen to make a strong comeback this weekend. He’s eager to perform and was inspired by the impressive returns of Jaeger O’Meara and Sam Switkowski over the weekend. Barra described Freo’s win over Hawthorn as one of the club’s best ever, highlighting the record number of tackles and the high stress levels in the coaches’ box. They also touched on Andy Brayshaw splitting his head open twice during the game, with Hayden calling him seriously tough. Now, all eyes are on the Dockers’ big clash against Collingwood this weekend.

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