This week Clancy and Wendell sit down with one of the few Australians who straddle the worlds of professional sports and literature. Brandon Jack hails from one of the more successful sporting families in Australia, with his father and his brother playing NRL and AFL respectively at the highest level. Since hanging up the boots on his own AFL career, Brandon has turned to writing and has just published his second book ‘PISSANTS.’ Satirising Australian sports, footy culture, masculinity and taking influence from his own career, Pissants is already making waves for its controversy and its blunt yet accurate portrayal of what goes on in the changerooms.

<p>This week Clancy and Wendell sit down with one of the few Australians who straddle the worlds of professional sports and literature. Brandon Jack hails from one of the more successful sporting families in Australia, with his father and his brother playing NRL and AFL respectively at the highest level. Since hanging up the boots on his own AFL career, Brandon has turned to writing and has just published his second book &lsquo;PISSANTS.&rsquo; Satirising Australian sports, footy culture, masculinity and taking influence from his own career, Pissants is already making waves for its controversy and its blunt yet accurate portrayal of what goes on in the changerooms.</p>

Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.

A weekly dissection of the Australian zeitgeist with high profile Australian guests.