Lisa & Russell

Today Barra joined Lisa and Russell to talk about Monday's controversial Brownlow Medal count, Snoop Dogg's kick of the Sherrin yesterday and he and Russell also joined forces for Dad Chat where they spoke about teaching kids how to deal with success and more importantly failure. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa for another round of Dad Chat and an important lesson on teaching kids to deal with success and more importantly failure. Lisa is learning to play golf so today Russell organised some professional help for her with former golf champ turned Women's golf instructor Jess Speechley. In The Shaw Report, yet another 90s reboot is on the way, Lisa has all the details Lisa and Russell opened the phones today to find out the basic adulting task you have never learned. Plus the guys had a very important update on how much money has been raised for Purple Bra day this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa has lined up golf lessons with Jess Speechley (former PGA pro, now WA State Coach for women and girls, and instructor at Joondalup Country Club). What a resume! Jess spoke about the need to encourage more women into the sport, noting that women are often more mature learners on the green. Lisa asked how many lessons she’d need before she could confidently get out on the course and what starter equipment is best. Russell, naturally, suggested Jess invest in a helmet to wear when Lisa is around. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa revealed that her new boyfriend can’t stand her perfume and listeners didn’t hold back with their advice. Ryan Taaffe from Barking Gecko dropped by with the scoop on their exciting school holiday activities, while Russell’s new Spanish teacher, Liliana Aguirre, shared some handy tips for anyone learning a language. Plus, Lisa had the latest on Jimmy Kimmel’s TV return and even gave the upcoming “rapture” a mention. Tune in to hear it all!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barking Gecko's CEO Ryan Taaffe dropped in to chat ahead of the school holidays. Ryan says there’s  kids have so many questions and imagination, creativity and play help them find the answers. Russell asked about the importance of creating, and how Barking Gecko is breaking down barriers so every child can experience their incredible arts program. Tune in to hear it all. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lilian Aguirre from the Multicultural Language Centre in Subiaco phoned in for a chat. She’ll be teaching Russell Spanish... sí. Lisa asked about the pros of Duolingo and Liliana explained why having a clear goal makes all the difference when learning a language. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s Monday, which means Lisa & Russell opened the phones and text lines for your bad news stories. Russell found himself roped into a marathon anime film, Barra dropped by to talk all things footy finals, and Lisa shared a horrifying story about a surgeon who cut off his own legs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra dropped in to chat all things sport. First up - Geelong and Brisbane are through to the Grand Final, find out Barra's thoughts. The Brownlow is set for a thrilling five-man race tonight, while in the WAFL South Fremantle claimed a two-point grand final win that was ultimately deemed the right call. Oscar Piastri endured a nightmare with a false start and lap one crash but still holds his championship lead, as Max Verstappen dominated the Azerbaijan GP ahead of George Russell and Carlos Sainz. And heartbreak for the Aussie men’s 4x400m relay team, disqualified after thinking they’d broken the national record.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa had some exciting Muppets news on The Shaw Report, a sniffly Barra swung past with his footy finals predictions, and Producer Suzy gave us the latest on those pesky poo bags popping up in her neighbourhood. Russell shared his love of Berocca, and we opened the phones and text lines for your Feel Good Friday stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra dropped into the studio a little sniffly but ready with the latest in sport. Tonight, Hawthorn face Geelong at the MCG, who is he tipping to win? On Saturday, it’s Collingwood v Brisbane at the G, with Bobby Hill out in a huge call for the Pies. Seventeen-year-old sprint sensation “Double G” lit up the 200m semi-finals, the WAFL finals see South Fremantle take on East Perth with fans invited for a post-game kick on the oval, and the Wildcats open their season at RAC Arena. Plus, Ange Postecoglou’s Nottingham Forest crashed out of the League Cup after surrendering a 2–0 lead to Swansea City.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Lisa & Russell opened the phones to hear about your biggest fines. Ben O’Shea dropped by to review A Big Bold Beautiful Journey starring Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell. Former INXS frontman JD Fortune is headed to Perth, he shared stories from his time with the band and his early days as an Elvis impersonator. Plus, Russell got candid about his step count and Lisa brought all the Hollywood goss in The Shaw Report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben O’Shea asked the big question - is Margot Robbie a good actor? He joined Lisa and Russell in the studio to review A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, starring Robbie and Colin Farrell as two strangers who meet at a wedding and travel back through time to revisit their most pivotal moments. But does the film make you think enough? And what score did Ben give it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of his Australian tour, former INXS frontman JD Fortune phoned in to chat with Lisa & Russell. He reflected on his time with the iconic Aussie band - no malice, just freedom - and how they gave him the space to be truly himself. Russell even asked about JD’s early days as an Elvis impersonator. Tune in to hear the full chat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa paid tribute to Robert Redford on The Shaw Report, Barra joined the guys to discuss the Sandover medal results, the upcoming Brownlow medal and gentle parenting. Assistant producer Liz joined the guys to chat about her most recent housesit and the guys opened the phone and text line to ask: How many languages do you speak? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Golf Box Pro Golfer Taylar Gard phoned in to give Lisa some beginner pointers - what you can save on, what’s worth investing in, and of course, whether a cute outfit can actually help you play better.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa & Russell were joined by Aussie actor Ryan Corr ahead of the release of Kangaroo. Lisa found a potential side hustle for Russell, while Taylar Gard from Golf Box gave her the lowdown on the best gear for beginner golfers. The guys opened the phones and texts to hear if you’ve ever won a final, and Lisa wrapped it all up with the latest results from the Emmys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa & Russell caught up with Aussie acting icon Ryan Corr ahead of the release of Kangaroo, hitting cinemas this Thursday. Inspired by the story of Chris Barns, the film explores animal welfare, connection and finding meaning in unlikely places. Don't miss this great school holiday watch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa & Russell opened the lines for your bad day stories, got a call from Roger Cook about public holiday changes (and some career advice for Russell), and heard about a man kicked out of Walmart with his emotional support alligator. Plus, updates on golf and Spanish lessons, and Barra drops by to chat sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra stopped by with a massive wrap of the weekend in sport. In the AFL finals, three of the four teams left are from Victoria, and history was made when top side Adelaide were knocked out by 8th-placed Hawthorn. In the AFLW, the Dockers smashed the Eagles to claim their 8th straight derby win. And in soccer, Aussie superstar Sam Kerr returned after 20 months on the sidelines, scoring the match-winner for Chelsea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roger Cook joined us with some tips for Russell as he settles into his new role and shared why he wants WA’s public holidays to better align with the eastern states.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa & Russell open the lines for Feel Good Friday. Lisa’s mishap at the driving range has left her injured, Russell’s gym drama - Big Brother is watching and listening it seems. Exciting news for Big Little Lies fans on The Shaw Report, plus Barra drops by ahead of a huge footy weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra dropped into the studio in anticipation of a  massive weekend of footy with the  AFL semi finals, WAFL grand final East Perth v Claremont, the AFLW Derby, plus all the news out of Freo with Neil Erasmus re-signing and James Aish resigning. And of course, who’s Barra tipping?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show, the guys opened with a eflection on September 11.There’s big news for recyclers as Containers for Change will soon include wine bottles, Lisa is ready to get rich. The phone and text lines were opened for the Book of Records, this week the guys were looks for the oldest thing hiding in your fridge. In entertainment, The Shaw Report revealed an Uncle Fester spin-off is on the way, and Ben O’Shea gave his take on the new Dakota Johnson rom-com Splitsville. Plus, we said goodbye (for now) to our boy Hayden Young after a crushing one-point loss to the Gold Coast Suns.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Freo Docker Hayden Young joined us for his final chat of the footy season. After a heartbreaking one-point loss to the Suns on Saturday, he was still in good spirits and grateful for the journey. With 16 wins under their belt, it’s the most success Hayden’s seen since joining the club. It didn’t end how they’d hoped, but as he told Lisa, things are definitely heading in the right direction. Plus, we got his pick for the Grand Final and Brownlow. Tune in to hear more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben O’Shea phoned in to review Splitsville, a new romantic comedy with vibes of Wes Anderson before things got quirky, and Woody Allen before the controversy. Ben reminisced on the all the great rom-coms of yesteryear when rom-coms were box office gold, so how does Splitsville stack up? And what score did Ben give it? Stay tuned.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sleep struggles, film sets, and Fyre Festival! Lisa & Russell tackle household sleep issues, chat with Screenwest’s Gabrielle Cole about WA’s film boom, and get parenting tips from Barra. Plus, The Shaw Report reveals a Fyre Festival biopic in the works.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa & Russell opened the phone and text lines to ask What is the sleep issue in your house? Everything from menopause, shift work and restless leg syndrome got a look in. Plus, psychologist Dr Melissa Ree from Sleep Matters phoned in to chat about common sleep problems and steps that can be taken to get a better nights sleep. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gabrielle Cole from Screenwest called in to talk about the booming film and TV industry in WA, driven by a surge in local productions and the new studio opening in Malaga next year. With demand high for a wide range of filming locations, from shacks to mansions, Screenwest is encourages homeowners to register their properties on its location database to support upcoming shoots across the state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty Fox from The Block dropped by to talk all things Kitchen Week, while Lisa hit the driving range over the weekend and discovered a newfound love for golf. The Shaw Report delivered all the latest MTV VMA gossip, and the text and phone lines lit up as listeners shared what they’ve decided to learn as adults.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Property expert and The Block judge Marty Fox joined Lisa & Russell at the halfway mark of the season to share what valuers really look for, which homes stand out as most liveable, and why Rumpus Rooms might just be your secret weapon for added value. Tune in for all the goss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s show, Lisa and Russell unpack Freo’s heartbreaking loss, chat with acting brothers Stephen and Bernard Curry about The Amazing Race: Celebrity Edition, and hear from Barra on all things sport. Plus, drunk raccoons on The Shaw Report and your calls on bad days.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra joined Lisa & Russell to discuss a massive weekend of sport. First up, heartbreak for the Dockers as they fall short by a single point despite a heroic effort from our very own Hayden Young, while Fyfe finds himself stuck in a familiar loop. Barra's tipping Collingwood and Geelong for a finals clash, and over in F1, McLaren's team orders spark outrage as Oscar Piastri takes the hit to let Lando through—Barra and Lisa have thoughts, while Russell didn’t hold back: “British team, British driver.” Tune in to hear the full chat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Iconic Aussie brothers Stephen and Bernard Curry hit the road on Channel 10’s The Amazing Race: Celebrity Edition, which kicks off tonight! They phoned in for a chat - Russell asked what the Himalayas were really like, Lisa got the scoop on the all-new face-off challenge... and yep, they had to ask: were there any behind-the-scenes camel bites?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra joined the guys to talk all things footy finals, while on The Shaw Report a famous band offered their services for Taylor Swift's wedding. Gemma Hansen from Optus Stadium phoned in to share the massive amount of food and drinks ordered for Freo’s final game. Being Feel Good Friday, the team opened up the phone and text lines to hear your best moments of the week, and Russell revealed he ate two desserts yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We also had a chat with Gemma Hansen, Head of Food and Beverages at Optus Stadium, who's gearing up for a massive weekend with Freo’s footy final on the horizon. She’s expecting a huge crowd - think 70,000 beers poured, 15,000 hot chips flying out the door, and plenty more. Lisa asked the important question: will there be any purple-themed food for Dockers fans? The answer is yes  but you’ll have to tune in to hear what’s on the menu!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra dropped in for a finals frenzy chat ahead of a huge weekend in sport - Collingwood silenced Adelaide with a statement win in front of a monster crowd, though Isaac Quaynor copped heavy boos for his role in the Izak Rankine saga. Barra’s tipping Brisbane to get over Geelong tonight at the G, while tomorrow it’s Dockers v Suns and if you're keen, the Suns are holding an open training session at Optus this arvo. The guys touched on the Eagles club champion night at Crown, Molly Picklum becoming world surfing champ, and a wild story out of Melbourne AFL coaching great Mick Malthouse reportedly took on home intruders. Oh, and in world football, Alexander Isak has made a record-breaking $256 million move to Liverpool and says he’ll be forever grateful to Newcastle. Big weekend ahead!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s been a pet-themed week on the show, with Lisa & Russell opening the phones and text lines to find Perth’s oldest pet and wow, did the listeners deliver! Turns out there are some seriously long-lived (and weirdly wonderful) critters living in homes across the city. Hayden Young popped by ahead of this weekend’s finals clash against the Gold Coast Suns. Stoic, focused, and finals-ready - the Dockers defender sounds more than up for the challenge. Lisa also dropped the big news: a Split Enz reunion is on the cards! Plus, she took a stab at unpacking some classic R.E.M. lyrics and let’s just say, the jury's still out on what’s going on in "It’s the End of the World As We Know It.” Ben O’Shea rounded things out with a review of The Roses, the new star-studded British comedy remake of War of the Roses. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman are hilarious together, even if the supporting cast doesn’t quite keep up. Bonus points for a standout cameo from Allison Janney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hayden Young checked in ahead of this weekend’s sold-out final at Optus Stadium, where 60,000 fans will watch the Dockers take on the Gold Coast Suns. Rested after a weekend off and enjoying some whale watching at Leighton Beach, Hayden said the team is ready for the opposition’s best. He also shared how Nat Fyfe’s finals wisdom was a steadying influence as the Dockers prepare for the big stage. Go Freo! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben O’Shea dropped in to chat about the new British comedy The Roses, a modern remake of War of the Roses. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman lead the cast, and their on-screen dynamic is hilarious, bringing a sharp, dry wit to the famously chaotic story of a marriage unraveling. The supporting cast doesn’t quite match the leads’ energy, but the film is still carried by its two stars. Look out for an amazing cameo from Allison Janney, who steals her scene with signature style.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inspired by Suzy's tale of mystery dog poo, Lisa and Russell caught up with Perth pet detective Mick Buckley to hear about his unique work tracking down lost animals. Who would have thought it would be such big business? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa and Russell caught up with Perth pet detective Mick Buckley to hear about his unique work tracking down lost animals. With Father’s Day around the corner, they took calls and texts from listeners sharing their favourite dad jokes and classic dad-isms. Barra joined them for a dad chat, offering gift advice and tackling a tricky listener question. Plus, Lisa revealed some of the world’s most annoying songs in The Shaw Report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the "second day" of Spring, Lisa and Russell continued their disagreement about when the season actually starts. Producer Suzy provided some comprehensive research from a Climate Scientist to assist the debate. The Voice coach and Spicegirl, Melanie C chatted about the upcoming battle rounds and what it is like to work on the show. Plus, why did Lisa and Russell ask her about a fatberg? Staying with that theme, a mystery dog poo incident inspired your calls on neighbour feuds. City Of Stirling Mayor, Mark Irwin, weighed in on this issue and revealed just how much is spent on providing those dog poo collection bags. Plus, on The Shaw Report, The Aristocats live action movie has been cancelled and Lisa revealed what a man had in his chest for eight years!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inspired by a mystery dog poop incident on producer Suzy’s property, we opened the lines to hear about the wildest neighbourhood feuds - and listeners did not disappoint. From stolen pregnant cats to police reports over outdoor lighting, the drama was next level. Plus, City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin joined the show to weigh in on proper dog poop etiquette. It was messy, petty, and yet, downright entertaining.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pop star Melanie C joined the studio via phone ahead of the Battle episodes on The Voice. Having previously worked only on the kids’ version of the show, Melanie admitted it's been a big learning curve stepping into the adult series. She spoke about the different kinds of coaching needed - some contestants required a confidence boost, while others benefit more from technical guidance. Inspired by the bizarre news of a Bryan Adams concert being cancelled due to a fatberg, the guys asked Melanie if she’d ever had a show called off for an unusual reason. She laughed and shared her own behind-the-scenes stories from the road.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s that time of year again, My Kitchen Rules is back. Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge phoned in to chat about the new season, sharing what’s in store and how the competition is heating up. Lisa quizzed the duo on whether they ever cook together off-screen and got their picks for must-have kitchen accessories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The show was packed with highlights as My Kitchen Rules co-hosts Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge called in to chat about season 15 of the hit show and their top kitchen gadget picks. Being Monday,  the guys opened the phone and text lines for "You think you're having a bad day?" and heard some cracking stories. On The Shaw Report, Lisa broke down the early reviews of the Bruce Springsteen biopic, and Barra dropped by with all the big F1 results from the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra popped in to the studio to discuss the massive weekend in sport. First up, Oscar Piastri took out the Dutch Grand Prix for his sixth win of the season and extended his championship lead. In AFLW, the Eagles pull off a stunning last-minute comeback while Freo suffers a brutal loss to the reigning premiers. Finals footy fever hits Perth with Dockers tickets nearly gone, but it’s season over for Corey Wagner. The Eagles men are off-grid in Thailand, Oscar Allen included. Liverpool stunned Arsenal with a goal-of-the-season contender, Melbourne Ice won the AIHL title, and two big upsets in the WAFL as Perth and East Perth shocked the competition. Let’s dive in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russell was still unwell, so Lisa was once again joined by Smiley and Barra. Richard Roxburgh stopped by to chat about the new ABC show Killer Whale - Australia’s Megapod. The team also tackled the topic of AI love interests and brought back Feel Good Friday, loving all your good news stories. Barra covered the latest in footy, including Bailey Smith’s mental health admission and Dave Hughes’ nasty injury with cracked ribs and a punctured lung. And on The Shaw Report, the spotlight was on the celebrity couple who just bought a massive house in the Cotswolds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barra dropped this week’s sporting gossip: the All Stars won the Legends game despite Ben Cousins missing due to surgery, while Dave Hughes was hospitalised with cracked ribs and a punctured lung. Jordan Clark and Caleb Serong made the All Australian Team, but no Eagles were selected. Murphy Reid was voted best first-year player, Lisa asked how it differs from the Rising Star award. Plus Barra commended Bailey Smith upfront discussion about his mental health battle. In tennis, Taylor Townsend and Jelena Ostapenko had a heated exchange after their second-round match Plus, if you see the Matagarup Bridge and the Graham Farmer Tunnel lit up red and blue this weekend - its in honour the Australian ice hockey finals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie actor Richard Roxburgh is the voice behind the new documentary Killer Whale – Australia's Megapod, which you can check out now on ABC iView. Killer whales are seriously smart and the ones off the coast of Bremer Bay, WA, are full of surprises. During a chat about the doco, Lisa asked if there were any random facts about killer whales and one really stood out: these orcas actually have their own accent! Just like people from different regions sound different, these whales each have their own unique way of communicating. Researchers reckon there’s a lot more going on in their calls than we realise, and with the help of AI, they’re hoping to one day crack the code and understand what these incredible creatures are really saying.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.