Clairsy & Lisa’s Perth Pub Crawl continued today with Dave Eamus from Loaded Dice who brought Dick Haynes from Dick & The Dames with him. They chatted about playing the pubs in the mid 70s and early 80s and the story behind the Dicettes.

The man who invented Tiramisu died so Clairsy & Lisa asked, Did you invent anything.

Hayden Young from the Fremantle Dockers joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio to reflect on their Derby win and how they’re going to handle Essendon this weekend.

In The Shaw Report, Rob Lowe confirms a St. Elmo’s Fire sequel is in very early development plus Martin Scorcese is putting together a concert to honour his life long friend, musician Robbie Robertson. Lisa has all the details for you.

The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called Clairsy & Lisa where he told them about his newly reshuffled cabinet, and the trip across the Nullabor in the early 80's where he fell in love with W.A and Perth band The Triffids.