The Giblets Gazette

The Giblets this week reflect on the AFL Grand Final, and how Katy Perry was far more entertaining than the footy. And is the NRL too predictable. 

The Giblets begin by dissecting how supermarkets are ripping off punters, but get distracted by a shameless ploy to attract a lucrative sponsor. 

In an episode recorded on an encrypted device Ross and Julian try to keep a lid on the excitement of the Commonwealth Games being resurrected. 

In the latest episode one of our Giblets is celebrating a significant career milestone. The amazing thing is, he still looks so young!

The Giblets and a special guest conduct a deep dive on whether Julian has been using his retirement wisely.. 

The Giblets were very surprised to find that a massage not only relaxes your body, but can also make it grow. 

The Giblets lapped up the Paris Olympics. It left them wondering - what iconic sights and landmarks will Brisbane showcase to the world in 2032?

The latest episode of The Giblets Gazette kicks off with Julian shaming Ross by buying him a muffin. Ross has never bought Julian a muffin. 

In this episode the Giblets ponder what is the purpose of the ear lobe, why England keeps promising to bring “it” home, and if The Seine would be a good place to hide during a terrorist attack. 

After many weeks of remote chatting the Giblets are back chatting face-to-face but become distracted by someone reverse parking poorly. 

The Giblets come together to talk about random stuff. And to offer great insights into nothing of any particular importance. 

In this episode Giblets Ross and Julian put the microscope on the behavior of two people who should know better. And it’s not themselves.

The Giblets have a whinge about long haul travel. Talk about out of touch with everyday battlers.

Rishi Sunak wants to introduce compulsory national service for all 18-year-olds. In this edition of The Giblets Gazette Ross and Julian ponder whether a form of national service would have made them better people..

In our latest episode of The Giblets Gazette Ross and Julian pay tribute to the late Frank Ifield, talk about whether horses would run faster if they were listening to Abba, and ask whatever happened to Air Supply. 

The Gibletters discuss if Australia’s richest woman has a case when she claims her portrait in the National Gallery is not flattering.. and they wonder why their mugs have not been captured for posterity by a famous artist..

Has Eurovision lost its innocence? Why isn’t Mother’s Day global? And what’s going on with those Hungarians? Lots of thorny issues for the Giblets to get their teeth into this week..

This week two of the biggest names in world comedy, Jerry Seinfeld and John Cleese, lamented the dearth of great comedy on the telly these days. Certainly a topic for our Giblets to get their teeth into. 

In our latest episode of The Giblets Gazette, our gibletters discuss the merits of putting ice in your wine, and how a prize bottle of whiskey was accidentally drunk by a beloved family member. 

In episode 3 of this season’s Giblets Gazette Ross and Julian discuss the risks of taking Angina tablets while preparing a casserole for elite Chinese swimmers.. 

In this episode of The Giblets Gazette co-host Ross learns some surprising and, frankly, quite disturbing facts about the life choices of his fellow compere, Julian. 

The Giblets are back for a new season after a summer break. Having escaped the podcasting lion’s den, they’ve gone back in for their hats. 

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  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  spent a lot of money and time on what Sarah thought was a ripper film clip, but t...