Sales and Crabb go live in Wagga, a trip eagerly anticipated but tipped up by some typically Byzantine transport hiccups. Nevertheless, the pair manages to visit some dining establishments, buy a frock, leave Crabb's greasy nose-print on the window of a local design joint, and discuss cultural offerings ranging from true crime to Lena Dunham. Sound exhausting? Friend, they've barely started.
Read MoreSales and Crabb have interviewed Michelle Obama and yet you have to hear their thoughts on pickleball and cowbells before you get to the good oil. Sorry everyone. Also: Tradwives!
Read MoreMost of this podcast is spent discussing serious literature and viral online treats, but Crabb will remember nothing past Leigh Sales’ truly startling substitute for caviar in a dessert recipe.
Read MoreIt’s the 50th anniversary of the iconic film Taxi Driver, which gives Sales an opportunity to misquote its most famous line.
Read MoreAward-winning journalist Leigh Sales confesses that she forgot she'd interviewed STEVE WAUGH, one of the nation's least-forgettable cricketers. And she Salesplains Deadloch to Crabb, having no recollection that Crabb herself talked about this very funny show, to Sales, in some detail, just two weeks ago.
Read MoreCrabb's been on holiday to Vietnam, where she ate all the things and read some books. Sales has come round on The Diplomat. Updates as they come to hand.
Read MoreSales and Crabb have been consuming a dizzy selection of high- and low-brow items. Crabb’s choice induces narcolepsy in Sales.
Read MoreCrabb’s making a new podcast for the ABC which is guaranteed Chatter catnip, while Sales is on a Jason Bateman deep dive, starting with DTF St. Louis.
Read MoreCrabb’s gone on a deep dive on the famous choreographer Bob Fosse, and Sales finds great hilarity in the list of awards Crabb bestows on the great man. Meanwhile, Sales slips up the Magic Faraway Tree.
Read MoreSales is troubled by the KFC product placement in Love Story and, much to Crabb’s amusement, does a deep dive.
Read MoreSales has written a cookbook! With Gwen! So not only do we know it's going to be good, let's face it - it's probably already been delivered to your doorstep. Crabb can't wait to "improve" on the recipes, but in the meantime has been watching Vladimir, the TV adaptation of a Chat 10 favourite, while Sales is entranced by Arundhati Roy's memoir.
Read MoreCrabb and Sales have watched a few of this year’s Oscar-nominated films but they’re more fixated by the trend towards men’s brooches.
Read MoreIn a bid to find fresh new content, Sales has returned to Survivor, much to Crabb's deep unsurprise. But they have seen new stuff too, including Marty Supreme and the new season of Shrinking.
Read MoreSales and Crabb ponder whether the current outbreak of romantically themed television shows and films are related to Valentine's Day.
Read MoreCrabb demonstrates her limited grasp of the kissing terminology of her youth by running out of options after tonguey and pash, while Sales has predictably bounded straight off to watch Baz Luhrmann's new Elvis documentary, EPiC.
Read MoreScience fiction, crime fiction, 16th century Japanese epics... oh yeah, and The Naked Gun. It was a fairly average summer for Leigh Sales, as swiftly becomes clear.
Read MoreCrabb & Sales are back for 2026 and Crabb shares what has held her attention over the summer holidays.
Read MoreCrabb & Sales do the traditional end of year live show in Canberra, with the customary reworking of 12 Days of Xmas and their top cultural picks for 2025. Dachshunds are once again briefly defamed.
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