Podcasts

Singer-songwriter Kasey Chambers was in town this week to spruik her upcoming tour of the country. In celebration of the 20th anniversary of her classic album 'The Captain', Kasey is about to hit the road once again - starting at the Big Red Bash in neighbouring Birdsville next month.

This weeks bulletin is your bite sized special wrap up of the Federal Election and all of the fallout from it!

With the Federal Election finally over, The Betoota Advocate are now able return to the everyday news cycle. Namely, the Winter football codes and all the scandal that come with it. This we speak to Ian "The Most Violent Man In Rugby League" Roberts - also, the first openly gay professional footballer in Australia. Ian talks about growing up...

Wendell joins Clancy & Errol for this week's Bulletin to cover the dark grey cloud hovering over Strathpine, Bill Shorten's bold pitch to voters, a young apprentice's apathetic stance on it all, just how the devout Christians in the All Blacks manage to keep it together on social media and more.

James Reyne joins Clancy and Errol this week to answer all the questions no one has had the integrity to ask him before. Where are ya living? What new stuff does he like listening to? Did he intend to become a stoner icon with 'Boys Light Up'? Did Guns N Roses copy Australian Crawl? And what is it like...

Betoota Weekly News Bulletin: While Bruce Hitchcock is still onboard a South Pacific Cruise, Wendell's back in town joining Clancy & Errol for this weeks Bulletin. We cover Egg Girl and the charges of unoriginality levelled at her, the AEC's new policy on dicks drawn on ballot papers, a notable Australian's interesting Met Gala outfit and more.

EUROVISION SPECIAL: Where do the kids go to smoke billies in the mundane Western suburbs of Brisbane? How does Eurovision stop Russians from rigging their voting system? What is the most fun music festival in Australia? All that and more in this week's interview with Kate Miller-Heidke. Clancy and Errol feel honored to have Queensland singer-songwriter royalty visit them...

Betoota Weekly News Bulletin: Wendell Hussey and Bruce Hitchcock continue their holiday, so its us Clancy & Errol presenting this weeks Bulletin once again. Pauline and why the world hates her so much, the Canberra brain drain, draught Bundy and how it makes you feel alive, a popular pizza chain that's got a lot to answer for, the NBN...

Zali Steggall, Olympic medalist, barrister, the end of Tony Abbot? Clancy and Errol sit down with the independent candidate gunning for the seat of Warringah. Will she win over the blue ribbon Northern Sydney Liberals? And can she do it while also believing in climate change, and not showing support for the convicted rock spider Cardinal Pell? Is it...

Clancy and Errol are reading the news this week after their communist subordinates called on the MEAA to demand they be allowed ten days off over Easter. So needless to say this week's bulletin is wildly offensive and goes off in many different tangents. Enjoy!