Laurel, Gary & Mark - 4KQ Breakfast: Recent Episodes
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The Laurel, Gary & Mark show aims to entertain and brighten the day of Brisbane each weekday morning, not too newsy, not too heavy and not too silly. They cover some of the day's topical news, with a couple of funny stories in between and offer a great mix of music and memories. They have plenty of fun with listeners along the way and give them a chance to win big cash prizes. Laurel and Gary have been doing the show together for almost 20 years.
Laurel, Gary and Mark spoke to Tommy ahead of his tour and spoke about coming home, his brother Phil and his missed calling as a comedian!
Ace Frehely, Original Guitarist From KISS Joined Laurel, Gary And Mark - PART 2 by 4KQ Brisbane
Ace Frehely, Original Guitarist From KISS Joined Laurel, Gary And Mark - PART 1 by 4KQ Brisbane
By 2031, greater Brisbane is likely to have a regional economy approaching $250 billion.
Singer Albert Hammond Talks About Not Knowing How Famous He Is And The Moment Whitney Houston Sang His Song.
We heard first hand an incredible story from Alison Martino, daughter of Rat Pack member, Al Martino.
Bruce Alvey Speaks To Laurel, Gary and Mark About The Closure Of Alvey Reels by 4KQ Brisbane
We fell in love with Mark Vincent all the way back in 2009 when he was just a school kid and won Australia's Got Talent. Now he's starring in My Fair Lady at QPAC and got to meet the incredible Dame Julie Andrews.
He's coming back to Aus and it seems Leo Sayer has some very good memories of being down under...
He disappeared after going for a swim and ever since the conspiracies surrounding Harold Holt have had a life of their own...
He's known for his work as a musician, but right now INXS' Kirk Pengilly is taking on a different kind of role. Joining up with the Eye Surgeon Foundation, he says it's a cause close to hi's heart. Listen as he reveals how at the age of 27 he almost went blind...
The woman behind the voice of Siri, Karen Jacobsen, will be performing the national anthem at tonight's State of Origin game. So we decided to get Siri's help to hear what it could sound like...
It's the colour being described as that ugly it's being used to help people quit smoking...
With his new album, Soul Searchin', out now, we catch up with the great Jimmy Barnes...
When we had Kate Ceberano join us in studio, we didn't expect her to talk about her underwear. But that's exactly what she did and for very good reason! Listen below as we talk body image, dancing, her new album Anthology and Australia's music legends...
We've seen it played in Melbourne, but could State of Origin eventually make it's way to New Zealand? Do they even care? We decided to find out...
Following the death Reg Grundy, we caught up with Philip Brady to find out what it was like to work with the TV legend...
Alastair Machray from The Liverpool Echo talks about the conspiracy to cover up the Hillsborough Stadium disaster in which 96 Liverpool fans were 'unlawfully killed'...
The plight of Brisbane mum, Sally Faulkner, and the 60 Minutes crew involved in a botched child recovery attempt in Lebanon has made headlines around the world. Col Chapman from Child Recovery Australia is one of the few people who can understand exactly what is involved - and what can go wrong in these situations.
We first fell in love with Dawn Wells as the innocent Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island. Fifty years on, we catch up with Dawn to find out all the secrets from the set - and why it was so hard to get off that island!
Thirty-five years ago Geoff lost contact with his niece Cheryl. We're helping to reunite them with the help of our private investigator...
Laurel decided to head to the iconic "Summer Bay" over the Easter weekend. Listen as she has her own Home & Away moment...
"They had every right to be alarmed by the term rock n' roll". Chubby Checker introduced a new dance craze that really made parents quiver... and he's the first to admit they had a right to be afraid! Listen as we catch up with the rock n' roll legend...
Of all places, Blankety Blanks was where Jon Englished discovered he could have a career in comedy, after being encouraged by fellow panellist Noel Ferrier to pursue the genre. And it certainly seems to have paid off as English now prepares to star in Monty Python's Spamalot.
Laurel, Gary and Mark speak to Jon English about his foray into comedy and some of the more amusing moments throughout his time on stage as a performer.
Laurel was greeted by an unexpected visitor at work today. Luckily Mark was there to save the day. You could say he was her knight in shining lycra...
We spoke to John Cleese about the stage show of Fawlty Towers that's coming to Australia. He also told us about the U.S version that cut Basil from the show, and obviously tanked...
We found another favourite and spoke to Jeff St John on the show this morning! He gained fame for top ten hits with Teach Me How to Fly, Big Time Operator and Fool in Love. He was also born with spina bifida.
We caught up with Eric Summons who was famous for playing Boris The Black Knight. He spoke to the guys about the studio that burned down, and his crazy weightloss - he's shed 30 kilograms!
Laurel thought some of the people who came up with names for animals weren't that good, so she came up with a few of her own including one for Skunk, she thought "Fart-Squirrel" would be a lot better.
With Valentine's Day around the corner, we had our resident etiquette expert, Patsy Rowe, give us the low-down on the proper ways to express our love on the 14th of February.
Unfortunately for Cleo readers in QLD in the 70s, the censorship laws prevented any "naughty bits" being seen by readers...
Ita Buttrose created the iconic magazine, Cleo, and is sad to hear of it stopping publication...
Late last night a crocodile was spotted in the Townsville CBD. We spoke to Townsville Bulletin Editor Ben English about the 4.7m croc that had to be wrangled into a cage...
Laurel decided to use up her leftover bananas by making a banana cake, but was dismayed when the cake didn't bake properly... It was only when she checked the fridge this morning that she realised her mistake.
Wendy McCreadie came to the rescue for many people trapped on the M1 after a horrific jacknife crash. She handed out bottles of water on the scorching day that reached 35 degrees Celsius.
After Laurel tells the gang about her encounter with some Birds of Prey, Mark recalls a time he took his daughter to the wildlife sanctuary. But things didn't go quite to plan when a Bird Of Prey decided to skip the show for a snack...
In light of the recent Mitchell Pearce drunken night out (in which he was filmed simulating a lewd act on a poodle), Gary did up a quick parody song.
To celebrate school going back today, Laurel Gary and Mark took listener's calls for the worst spelled signs they've seen!
Laurel, Gary and Mark had a chat to Pointer Sister, Ruth Pointer. They were So Excited and it was a Fairytale for the team. They were Automatic-ally starstruck, and Gary was a bit Shy, but he did a Jump (For My Love) and the interview was Fire...
Laurel is broadcasting live from the Tamworth Country Music Festival with her country music star husband Troy Cassar-Daley. But they've only got one headset between them... Mark and Gary ask Troy about what Laurel's really been like at the festival...
You might have been one of the lucky fans to see The Eagles play at Expo 88, and we spoke to Glenn Shorrock from The Little River Band who shared the stage with them that night.
We chat to Fr Peter Dillon about setting a date for Easter from now on, to abolish the confusion with the floating dates.
We spoke to listener Avril who decided to go ahead with her trip to Paris after the Paris Attacks, when she heard Imagine by John Lennon on 4KQ.
Tim Finn has brought this genius to Ladies In Black a play on at QPAC - writing the lyrics and music for the show. We got to have a chat with him about his involvement in the project.
After Gary spoke about a story where a 47-year-old woman gave birth an hour after finding out she was pregnant, we had a caller talk to us about how that happened to him - only a month ago!
Jenny Hocking's new book, The Dismissal Dossier: Everything you were never meant to know about November 1975, details the removal of Gough Whitlam from government, and we can't wait to settle in and read it!
Dr Karl talked to us today about his new book Short, Back and Science, and also about the myths of superfoods.
We chatted to Aussie Superstar Tina Arena about her seemingly timeless career ahead of her ARIA Hall Of Fame induction...
One of our listeners had a massive win on the Melbourne Cup, getting the first four on a Mystery Bet! The amount he won was just insane... Congrats!
We've put together our favourite bits from Laurel, Gary and Mark's A-Z of Brisbane Icons. We talked to so many icons, and about so many... it was tough to choose the best bits!
We talked to Stefan about his iconic business that has shaped Brisbane as we cover 'S' in Laurel, Gary and Mark's A-Z of Brisbane Icons!
We talk to Carol Lloyd of Railroad Gin in Laurel, Gary and Mark's A-Z of Brisbane Icons, when we cover the letter R!
She's promoting her Australian tour and talks about her love of performing, as well as how lucky she felt to have a Bond theme under her belt.
We spoke to John from QPAC and we had a caller chat to us about the Quandamooka people of North Stradbroke Island!
We talked to Peter Hackworth, an innovator when it comes to Brisbane restaurants, including Primitif!
Gary's at it again! Here's another one of his famed parody songs, about none other than QLD MP Billy Gordon, who allegedly sent unsolicited photos of his genitals to women on Facebook...
We spoke to the current owner of the New Farm Deli about how they kickstarted the trend of going out for breakfast in Brisbane...
McWhirter's, Moorooka Motor Mile Motors, Mal Meninga and many more in Laurel, Gary and Mark's A-Z of Brisbane Icons.
We talk about the Brisbane Lions, Lone Pine Sanctuary, Love You Brisbane and our very own Laurel Edward's in our A-Z of Brisbane Icons!
Amy Grey from Diner En Blanc chatted to us about the beginnings of Brisbane's hottest secret location dinner...
It was letter 'H' today and we chatted to Hugh Cornish, the first person to appear on Brisbane TV about his illustrious career in television...
We chatted to Steve Stepp from the National Audio Company about the return of the humble cassette
It was all about the Gabba when it came to Letter G in Laurel, Gary and Mark's A-Z of Brisbane Icons. We talked to the groundskeeper, Kevin Mitchell, and cricketer Michael Clarke about the iconic stadium.
We rounded out the first week of our A-Z of Brisbane Icons with the letter E, and it was a place-oriented day with the Ekka, Expo and the Entertainment Centre...
We were bombarded with callers this morning talking about their memories of the letter 'D' of Brisbane Icons. We had newsreader legend Don Seccombe's son Ian on the phone...
Today's letter was C and we reminisced on the Cloudland Dance Hall, Chinatown and Chermside Shopping Centre...
Paul Stanley talks about how the band KISS is like a team, everyone is replaceable and he hopes it will live on for a long time
We spoke to Brisbane Bullets legend Leroy Loggins, talked about Bishop Island, Brunswick Street Station and Boris' Breakfast Club.
We spoke to Annette Allison about her career, and spoke to Agro fans and about the Amazons Water Park in Jindalee!
Rebecca Gibney joined us in studio ahead of her performance in the highly anticipated Peter Allen: Not The Boy Next Door on Channel Seven.
The Brekkie team chatted to Damon Gameau about his new documentary about the hidden sugars in "healthy" food that is affecting our health...
We chat to Erik Thompson about his new show 800 Words, set in New Zealand but with an Aussie twist...
We chatted to Malcolm Ma, Brand Manager for Star Wars at Hasbro, and they unveiled the brand new light saber!
We were BOMBARDED with callers this morning telling their stories of the strangest places they've fallen asleep. From a U2 concert to the top rack of a train in Asia to the toilet - we think we've heard it all!
The Brekkie team chat to Aussie acting legend, Michael Caton about his new film about euthanasia called The Last Cab To Darwin, and about growing up in Woolongabba.
We chat to Tom Patterson, a Dreamworld wildlife education officer who has had to wear a blonde wig so a certain bird won't get angry!
Aussie film star Ryan Corr joined us live in studio ahead of his new film Holding The Man
We spoke to Wall Street Reporter Kevin Dugan about the Dow Jones crash and he warns that everyday people could feel a lot more pain if the crash continues....
Gary and Mark chat with Rob Sitch about his favourite times on breakfast radio and his new TV show Utopia!
Laurel, Gary and Mark spoke to one of Laurel's favourite musicians, Iva Davies from Icehouse!
Laurel, Gary and Mark caught up with author Barry Nicholls, who wrote The Establishment Boys. It's about the two national Cricket teams in Australia in the 1970s...
Laurel received a weird package offering a double pass to the movie The Gift and a lint roller but the reason why is ingenious!
'Tragedy' may seem like a curious title for a book dedicated to 1970s hitmakers The Bee Gees but after chatting to author Jeff Apter, we are starting to understand the choice.
Laurel, Gary and Mark discuss the helium shortage with Dr Karl and come up with an easy solution to releasing balloons into the air...
Claire van der Boom joins us and spills on the privilege of playing a young Diane Keaton and the hottest Hawaii Five-0 co-stars...
Brothers Ben and Geoff Robertson certainly are talented - and if you need any proof we have it! On tour now with their tribute to The Everly Brothers, we were lucky enough to hear them perform one of their songs. Listen below as we catch up with Ben and hear their amazing tribute...
Laurel treated herself to Dire Straits 'Love Over Gold'... but perhaps she should have consulted her son first!
The Brekkie Team ask Bartholomew John the important questions: Was he ever a Ronald McDonald? And he surprises us with his answer...
Hitchbot the friendly hitchhiking robot is no more! He was created from odds and ends as a social experiment, to see if his kind could "trust" humans - and unfortunately, he could not...
We find out about the case of the missing echidna, Piggie, stolen from Currumbin National Sanctuary overnight...
Nick Van Eede from Cutting Crew caught up with the Brekkie Team and he's written some of the greatest hits since the 80s!
Mondo Rock's Ross Wilson joined the Brekkie team for a chat ahead of his Mondo Rock tour, coming to Brisbane August 1...
Dee Dee Kenniebrew phones into Laurel, Gary and Mark about her wild success with The Crystals when she was so young!
Laurel, Gary and Mark chat to Dr Meredith Brothers who had her bronze giraffe stolen from her vet in March. It has finally been returned after it was chopped up into 15 pieces!
Laurel, Gary and Mark sang a Bronwyn Bishop parody song on air this morning that had us in stitches...
Laurel, Gary and Mark talk about the sad news of the fire that damaged the Stones Corner Doll and Teddy Hospital that had been in business for over 40 years...
Comedian Kitty Flanagan is touring with her latest show Seriously?! and came in to visit us in studio. From gushing over our shared love of the Powerhouse to her latest dating ventures - as always Kitty was a pleasure to talk to.
After a US woman made headlines for yelling at a toddler who was screaming in her cafe for 40 minutes, Laurel, Gary and Mark talk to a QLD man who banned kids under 7 from his restaurant...
Susan Olsen aka Cindy Brady had Laurel starstruck in the studio this morning, addressing those death rumours as well as making out with Bobby in Tiger's doghouse on set.
He first caught our attention in the 90's as Bronson Twist in the hit Aussie show 'Round The Twist'. Since then, Jeffrey Walker has turned his hand to directing - and certainly has some interesting tales to share!
Listen as we catch up with the winner of our Gonna Make You A Star competition - Jane Sizer!
Can Queensland take out the State of Origin in 2015 by winning tonight? Assistant Coach Michael Hagan weighs in on the game ahead.
You've heard all the old wives tales, now we talk to William Grant Son's Laura Hay to find out exactly what whiskey is a miracle cure for...
Listen as we catch up with author Jackie Collins about which character her fans love and what she thinks about erotic fiction like 'Fifty Shades'...
The one and only Mary Wilson tells us about her earliest influences in music, what it was like to be at the top, hairbrushes and the hard work it took.
If Dick Smith was Prime Minister, just what would he stand for? Listen as we catch up with Dick and find out why he doesn't really want to get in, but has plenty to talk about...
Instead of taking offence to the tag 'surprisingly good' Rob Mills is embracing it - naming his latest performance just that. Laurel, Gary and Mark chat to the former Australian Idol singer turned performer about his latest works and some of the funniest reviews he has read about himself.
Trevor 'Gilly' Gillmeister calls in to talk about the latest on Dale Cherry-Evans and his contract decision. While talk of loyalty and opportunity are thrown around, Gilly ultimately understands his position, setting himself up for life.
Fashion Know-all Di Cant called into the studio to discuss what constitutes a daggy dad and weighs in on Mark and Gary's style.
Normie Rowe called in to chat to Laurel, Gary and Mark this morning and offer up a spot in his anniversary tour for the winner of 4KQ's Gonna Make You A Star competition.
While many people will remember Ted Mulry for Jump In My Car, it was just one of a number of great songs he contributed over the years. Now a new album is being released in tribute to Mulry - the songwriter. Listen as we catch up with Tony Romeril, who you may remember from the band Autumn, about the album Will You Remember Me, A Tribute To Ted Mulry... Songwriter.
Laurel ran into The Footy Show's Erin Molan over the weekend and was sworn to keep a secret... and then Monday morning rolled round!
Col McKenzie states that the Great Barrier Reef is not in as dire a situation as the media suggests. But Col did say that the increase in the Crown of Thorns Starfish is continuing to damage the area.
The latest Powerball winner has been headlining in the news this week and Laurel, Gary and Mark discuss their take on the situation and form an unlikely idea of who he may be related to.
It can be hard these days to get people to put down the phone and look up. But Judith Lucy's managed to do just that!
He's the undisputed King of Queensland, but that didn't stop Wally Lewis from getting a ribbing when he jumped back into the uniform. So was he 'sucking it in' as some of the Broncos so cheekily suggested?
Singer Normie Rowe tells us about the magic moment he had at Anzac Cove in Gallipoli...
Laurel and Troy made the most of the gorgeous weather yesterday and went exploring with their walk taking them along the river.
Following Ireland's referendum to approve gay marriage on the weekend, the question is being asked: should Australia do the same? Listen as we talk to Rodney Croome of Marriage Equality Australia about our own nation's options for legalising marriage equality.
It was Paniyiri on the weekend and Mark certainly was leading the celebrations! The only problem was it came with some memory loss by the time Mark had to find his way home...
Joel Archer of Brisbane's Golden Oldies has unveiled a much sought over silent film that was thought to have vanished "Seven Sinners". He has since returned it to Hollywood to be shown at next year's Silent Film Festival and called in to 4KQ to talk about the film and its history.
There's no doubting Normie Rowe has lived the dream - and Normie himself is the first to admit it! From starting out to getting to play with his idols, listen as we catch up with the 60's star.
The singer joined us to talk about his days in Herman's Hermits, he's memories of touring Brisbane and he even has to re-listen to his music to remember the lyrics!
Tom Burlinson discusses his role in Sinatra at the Sands, how they replicated the transcripts of Sinatra's original songs and the fun he is having on the show.
Laurel got a shock after stopping in at one of her favourite cheap eats in the Valley for wonton soup this week - with the parking costing the same as two cheap meals...
Gary's son Jack has swapped computer games for coffee. Daughter Eloise has helped him get his first job as a barista at Channel 7.
Listen to Gary joke about the new set of challenges it brings and his commitment to his new profession.
We hear straight from the horses mouth if Jimmy Barnes is set to be the next X Factor judge and get excited about his upcoming acoustic tour.
Kevin McHale chats to Laurel Gary and Mark about his role on Glee as the wheelchair bound Artie and preview his upcoming role in Boychoir starring alongside Dustin Hoffman and Kathy Bates.
Despite Laurel's best efforts aiming to go to the gym, the antique store across the road and her shopping addiction won instead. She also found a treasured vinyl record that she thinks makes the whole expedition totally worth it.
Fifty years after The Sound of Music first hit cinemas, we catch up with Nicholas Hammond who played Friedrich von Trapp...
We know it's not Laurel, Gary & Mark, so who was it that took to the sky to apologise in Brisbane? Mark's son has a theory...
It's hard to believe it's been 50 years since The Sound Of Music first hit cinemas. To celebrate, we caught up with the youngest of the Von Trapp children, Gretl... aka Kym Karath. Listen below as she relives her memories from on set...
Actor Mark Lee calls in to discuss his role in the 1981 iconic film Gallipoli alongside Mel Gibson and how its legacy rings true on the 100 year anniversary of World War 1.
Biomedical News Editor for New Scientist Jessica Griggs discusses the potential of a head transplant in future and one optimistic doctor's estimate that it could happen as early as 2017!
Ringo Starr was inducted as a solo artist into the Hall of Fame over the weekend. Despite being the last of The Beatles to be inducted as a solo artist, Director of The Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool, Martin King, says Ringo has put in the work with his massive back catalogue.
That's what some Gold Coast businesses are saying. But Laurel, Gary & Mark have other ideas...
Mark was proudly boasting to his kids that the builders next door are big 4KQ fans... but things got awkward when a certain song played on the radio.
Everyone has their personal favourite productions from QPAC over the years and today we reflect on John Kotzas' most memorable shows with the company.
On the two year anniversary of the Boston Bombings we reflect on the horrific crime that was committed that day and the aftermath.
We look back at some of our biggest memories of QPAC in honour of the centre's 30th anniversary.
As QPAC celebrates 30 years since it first opened, we look back at the controversy and history behind the building.
Laurel, Gary and Mark take time to remember the iconic radio and TV personality, Jim Pilgrim who passed away this week.
When a statue commemorating Lucille Ball in her home town was unveiled a number of years ago no one quite expected this. It seems the statue doesn't share much of a likeness to the comedy queen and has greatly upset locals and I Love Lucy fans alike. We speak to the Mayor of her hometown of Celoron to find out his take.
Toby Allen calls in to preview Human Nature's upcoming Australian tour and discuss performing in Las Vegas and raising children in America.
From being part of the Australian Crawl, to his solo works, James Reyne graced us with his presence in studio this morning and even gave us an exclusive performance.
Gary has created another parody song, this time about former ALP member Billy Gordon and his current state in Queensland politics.
Sue Belinda calls in to explain the beginnings of Easter and how it came to be the celebration we know and love today with the Easter Bunny and Chocolate Eggs galore!
If you're a fan of Bear Grylls wild antics, wait till you see Aussie Phil Breslin's new show 'Wild Survivor'. The adventurer caught up with us to tell us what it's like to live on the wild side...
When Mark's wife's cousin visited, he learned something interesting about her family when it came time to pay after a meal...
A charismatic Rick Nielsen joins Laurel, Gary and Mark while on tour in Australia and admits to ordering 60,000 guitar picks at a time!
Part of Cheap Trick's memorabilia are the picks that the band throw out to the crowd or give out as a calling card... but Rick said he was too often mistaken for being called Fender.
What celebrity was so offended by Ruby Wax that they landed a plane early and kicked her off?
Find out in today's podcast with Laurel, Gary and Mark on 4KQ.
Laurel learnt the hard way this week after taking her dog for a walk... Turns out the poo bags aren't meant to be left in the car overnight!
Mrs Australia International 2015 Piper O'Neil joins us in studio for a chat about her upcoming trip to compete for Mrs International as well as her philanthropic work in the community and the recent birth of her son Taylor.
As Sesame Street celebrates it's 45th anniversary, we caught up with Senior Vice President and Executive Producer Carol-Lynn Parente.
Following Jackie Trent's passing, we look back the songwriters biggest hits over the years...
We chat to author Peter Walsh about his latest bestseller "Lose the Clutter, Lose the Weight", The six week total life slim down.
Dr Mike Whitby calls in to discuss Meningococcal and what symptoms to look out for after a Queensland woman passed away from the infectious disease.
Three performers from the upcoming Pirates of Penzance joined Laurel, Gary and Mark in studio to discuss the musical's opening this week as well as gracing us with a performance.
He scored a duet with Bing Crosby on his latest album, Songs From Ireland, and now Damien Leith has revealed how...
We've watched them on My Kitchen Rules and now contestants Annie and Lloyd are giving us all the goss behind the reality show...
Brian Cahill's former colleague Annette Allison reflect on the life and career of the first man to call to news on television in Brisbane who was laid to rest today.
After giving us an exclusive performance of one of his new songs, Troy Cassar Daly discusses the collaboration with music icon Paul Kelly and how the songs all came about.
Co-Executive Producer Greg Meng joined Laurel, Gary and Mark for a chat this morning about the history and appeal of Days Of Our Lives for its 50th Anniversary. He also gave tips for the next Australian actor to appear in the show.
Rebecca Gibney calls in to talk about the conclusion of her TV show Winter as well as an upcoming project on the life of Peter Allen where she plays his mother.
Leo Sayer talks about his decision to record a new album and why it has a distinctly Aussie feel...
With the release of his new album Kevin Johnson: The Ultimate Collection, we caught up with the Aussie rocker...
Mia Moyle was given a certificate of appreciation for her bravery and composure while ringing the emergency services when her father had a seizure in his sleep.
Hear what Mark's son has asked for his birthday and what he wants to do for a party in today's hilarious clip from the breaky show.
Glenn Shorrock called into the Laurel, Gary and Mark show this morning to discuss his upcoming APIA Good Times Tour, as well as the saga of Jimmy Fallon and The Little River Band.
Teaming up with Brian Cadd, Joe Camilleri and Kate Ceberano, Glenn is set to play at QPAC on Thursday 14 May 2015.
Summer's officially over (although it may not feel like it quite yet) which means the post-summer blues can be a real issue. But never fear - Dr Happy, aka Dr Tim Sharp, is here to help!
Ahead of her show at the Brisbane Powerhouse, we caught up with Sandra to find out her favourite music, how she takes hecklers and her connection with Laurel.
The team speak about Mark's wife and her excitement to see the 50 Shades of Grey movie - much to Mark's dismay.
Frozen food and importing produce from overseas has been very topical in recent weeks, after a hepatitis A scare shocked the nation.
Hayley Mills spoke to Laurel, Gary and Mark this morning about her exhilarating life from early roles in Pollyanna and The Parent Trap to more mature roles alongside her sister.
It's the story that dominated news over the weekend, now it's Gary's turn to weigh into the debate... and of course it's the perfect chance for a parody song!
Selfie sticks are a new phenomenon and whether you like them or not they seem to be taking over every public event in town. The walking stick like apparatus however, isn't winning love from museums, stadiums and other public grounds - seeing a number of them banning selfie sticks. Gary took it upon himself to parody the next generation toy in his latest musical addition.
Robert Mehang - the co-creator of phone app 'On the Spot Fines' called in to chat to Laurel, Gary and Mark this morning about his creation and some of the more peculiar laws in place on Queensland roads.
Deana Martin, the daughter of Dean, talks about Christmas in the Martin household with carols and all. She also touches on having so many famous family friends and the respect between artists and friendship.
Ray Simpson is best known for being the policeman in the Village People, but what is he like outside of that uniform? Listen to the man behind the uniform...
Channel 7 UK correspondent Ben Lewis weighs in on the verdict of Gary Glitter who has been found guilty of indecent assault of three young women, dating back to the 1970s.
Listen to the full podcast detailing of the court proceedings and his obscure gesture when being named guilty.
We asked who you thought Laurel, Gary & Mark looked liked... this is how you responded!
Relive all of your favourite "I Love Lucy" moments as Elise McCann assumes the endearing character of Lucille Ball at QPAC this month. Laurel, Gary and Mark spoke to the actor about the role and reminisce on the actress and all her quirks.
'Dorito's Crash The Superbowl' Aussie finalist Armand de Saint-Salva phones us from the bus on the to the Super Bowl...
Ahead of the upcoming production of Mother & Son at QPAC, we catch up with stars Noeline Brown and Darren Gilshenan.
Friend of the show, Blair Allsop, gives us all the details on the worst ever snow storm to hit New York...
Another live cross to Tamworth sees Laurel chat to husband Troy Cassar-Daly about family, performances and rubbing shoulders with childhood icons.
What started as an early night with the kids turned into a late night session with Paul Kelly in Tamworth but Laurel said it was completely worth it.
Pete Denahy joins long-time friend Laurel in Tamworth for an exclusive interview before his performance at the annual music festival.
Singer Daryl Braithwaite joins Laurel, Gary and Mark for a chat about being nominated as a 4KQ Hottest 70s Hearthrob, his Red Hot Summer tour and memorabilia he has collected throughout his career.