Spicks and Specks

We look at Eurovision history. Australia has tonight’s guest, Dami Im. Ireland has Dustin the Turkey. Plus Spacey Jane’s Caleb Harper, comedians Nikki Britton and Andrew Maxwell. Julia Jacklin closes the show.

Two brand new games – one tests your memory and the other tests your ability to discern country lyrics from Barnaby Joyce quotes. Guests are Buyi Zama, Amy Shark, Joel Creasey and Tyrone Pynor. Keli Holiday closes the show.

Why does pop star Ruel always lie down? Why does Deborah Cheetham Fraillon perform in slippers? What does musical fruit really sound like? Olga Koch and Tom Ballard are on board to help answer. Playlunch close the show.

We ask if The Nutbush is Australia’s national dance and Greg Larsen takes Substitute to a new level. Lucy Durack, Royston Noell and Sara Pascoe join Alan, Myf and Adam. Plus Ruva Ngwenya’s closing number is simply the best!

Colin Lane gets on a roll, Danielle Walker shares her ride-on mower tips, Devaura needs her support teddy, and Kram is well… Kram. Somewhere amongst this, a quiz show happens ending with a performance by Grace Cummings.

Gardening Australia’s Costa Georgiadis joins for a fun new game and there to help spread the lawn fertiliser are Robert Forster, Julia Morris, Ruva Ngwenya and Brett Blake. Plus Pseudo Echo takes us back to Funky Town.

It’s story time on Spicks with Justine Clarke. Alan, Myf and Adam are joined by Miss Kaninna, Tommy Little, Don West, Geraldine Hickey and a stunning performance by Montaigne.

Spicks returns with Ross Wilson, Andrea Lam, Ali McGregor, Frank Woodly and Urvi Majumdar all joining our favourite regulars Adam, Alan and Myf. Paul Kelly also belts out his sequel to How to Make Gravy.

What’s happening with Macaulay Culkin’s music career? Featuring Meg Washington,, Joel Creasey, Peking Duk’s Adam Hyde and Abbie Chatfield.

It’s new games galore with Blah Blah and the Blah Blahs and Musical Chers! Playing with Adam, Alan and Myf is Eddie Perfect, Jordan Barr, Vera Blue and Tom Ballard with a final perfomance by Emma Donovan.