The Giblets Gazette podcast series, ft. Ross and Julian and interesting guests

Gazette hosts Ross and Julian celebrate reaching the milestone of ten episodes with a chat about nothing in particular, but traversing topics like why do people carry dogs, is it a good idea to sit inside while your house is being painted by Michael, are Queenslanders annoying, and is it a good idea to go a long way under the water in a submarine built in someone's backyard.

The Giblets catch up with Superjesus [https://www.thesuperjesus.com/#home-section] frontwoman Sarah McLeod to discuss why the band has never talked about the reasons they split the first time, how angry religious folk protested outside their gigs in the US, and how the death of one of their most passionate fans affected the band. We also learn how Superjesus [https://www.thesuper

The Giblets catch up with Australian guitar legend Nathan Cavaleri [https://www.nathancavaleri.com/] for a very frank and open discussion about his career, his battles with mental health, and how it taught him a lot about his friends. Before he even became a teenager, Nathan was a household name because of his prodigious talent with a guitar. But his journey there had been tough -

The Giblets chat with architectural nut, tv and radio host and former stand up comedian Tim Ross about his new ABC TV show Designing a Legacy (Sunday night and ABC iView)

It's State of Origin week, folks, so Julian and I invited two-time Maroon Clinton Schifcofske onto the Gazette to give us some insights into what Origin is all about. And we learned about the secret he was carrying as he ran onto the park for game two…

The Giblets are joined by Australian jazz legend Vince Jones, who talks about growing up in a house where the Beatles were banned, how he learned his trade singing on a Chinese cruise ship, and how his passion for the environment nearly got him killed.

This week the Giblets chat with Steve Williams of Wa Wa Nee fame - the first Australian band to have two songs in the top ten at the same time - and one of those songs they really didn't like! Steve is about to go back on the road singing the songs that made Wa Wa Nee so big in the 80's.

Ross and Julian discuss how to fix Nick Kyrgios's knee problem, and what it would be like to be swooped by a buzzard.

Regular Giblets Ross and Julian are joined by Australia's 2017 Eurovision entry Isaiah Firebrace to talk about the famous song contest, and how it changed his life. Image by brgfx on Freepik Contact us at [email protected]

For their first official edition of The Giblets Gazette Ross and Julian enlist the help of Butcher Lindbeck to discuss how useful giblets are. Turns out not very useful at all. They also discuss the Coronation, and whether Harry could actually see anything sitting behind Anne's hat.. Image by brgfx on Freepik Contact us at [email protected]