The Giblets Gazette

Julian and Ross are both getting a bit old and crusty, but they reckon they can easily spot the difference between a new submarine and a used one. 

This week Ross tells Julian about fantastic work scientists have carried out learning that Beluga whales look at their own reflection in mirrors. Apparently. 

It’s Eurovision time again, so who better to give useless insights than our Giblets, Ross and Julian. 

This week both the Giblets went off to watch The Devil Wears Prada. Not together, not that that is relevant of course. 

For the recording of this episode Ross turned up wearing Ugg Boots. Cue much mirth. 

In the latest episode of the Giblets Gazette Julian reveals despite having lived in Canberra all his life, he hates winter.

As if sharks aren’t scary enough already, now it turns out some of them are on cocaine. Giblets Ross and Julian ponder what could go wrong. 

As people contemplate donating a kidney so they can pay for a tank of petrol, Ross and Julian compare notes on the lost art of tank siphoning 

In the latest episode of the Giblets Gazette Ross and Julian mount the case why they should be paid $10 million a year..

The Winter Olympics are over, but Ross and Julian are leading the charge to have Australia send a snowball fighting team to the next Games. 

Gibleters Ross and Julian are back for season six of the Gazette, and are already getting easily sidetracked from the important issues of the day. 

Wagyu steak is top of the wozzer when it comes to culinary delights. Imagine Ross and Julian’s surprise when we learned you can cook them on a sandwich maker…

And you thought Giblet Julian’s greatest skill was talking. Turns out he also is bloody good at making Christmas wreaths! 

This week we learned there’s a new species of bees with horns. Which will help protect them from the crocodiles we now learn can climb trees. The Giblets are confused. 

This week Giblets Ross and Julian ponder how the man formerly known as Prince Andrew became Ponce Andrew. 

In the first episode of season five Julian and Ross ponder how hard it really was to steal from the Louvre, and how cool is it to knock down parts of the White House. 

It’s the annual Fat Bear competition so a good opportunity for fat podcasters Ross and Julian to hand out some advice. 

The Giblets love a good hard fought sporting contest. They’re not fans of sports people acting like dickheads. And there have been a few lately. 

6,7 everyone and skibedee toilet to you all. This week Julian and I discovered a whole new language. Strange, really, because we can barely speak English…

First it was two people hanging out at a Coldplay concert that shouldn’t have been hanging out together. Then a bloke got caught stealing a cap off a kid. Will the prevalence of cameras encourage Julian to get dressed up? 

Julian and Ross kick off season four of The Giblets Gazette with fascinating accounts of their holiday exploits, but without the slide show..

In the latest episode of the Gazette Giblets Ross and Julian review State of Origin 2 and marvel at the ingenuity of a Czechia family who learned dentistry off the internet. 

With debate raging about Australia’s future submarine needs, Julian has offer to use his retirement to head to Bunnings and knock together a “Giblets-Class” submarine at a fraction of the cost and in next-to-no-time. 

Having already run their learned eyes over Eurovision, Julian and Ross this week branch out to review movies. 

In this episode Julian reveals he has gone Scandinavian in the bedroom, and he’s a big fan!