And then there were two! The only guest on this week is the one they call friendship. In Ep 11, or the lazy bakers dozen, the boys talk blue light discos, favourite Tarantino Films, which season suits them best and we get to hear the noise of one of Bobs body parts that has to be heard to be believed. Is it a Frilliant Ep? Plug your headphones in and find out

For the true fans Episode 10 is a belter! We hit the double digits with Andy Kelly, manager to bands like The Vines and The Avalanches (to name a few) and he comes in like a rocket! A lover of both music and footy, this listen is funny and interesting until the last minute. I think you'll really enjoy this one Seaters

Episode 9 brings Glenn Robbins to The Seaters! He talks Uncle Arthur, Kel from Kath and Kim, The Panel and of course Russell Coight. There’s tips on tipping, why doing good things is more about you than anyone else and that’s all mixed in with a heavy dose of great chat

Episode eight brings Jet Bass player and Cats fan Mark Wilson. There’s rock n roll, Geelong nostalgia, mullets and skullets with a dash of chat about heavy petting. Another Frilliant Episode, enjoy Seaters!

Episode seven brings actor Rick Davies aka Jimmy from Offspring to The Seats. We talk washing your shoes, rhyming slang, the best thing to yell whilst you’re at the footy and Rick’s only real “stage fright” that he’s held onto since he was a kid. What a ride!

Episode 6 we have Rik Rushton- international speaker, life coach and high-performance sports coach who met Bob Murphy during his early playing days when Bob had the goal kicking ‘yips’. It’s an interesting conversation about sporting minds from the neck up.

Episode 5 is with Walkley award and Gold Logie winner (and road side assistance savior) Waleed Ally. A brilliant mind that is gracious enough to swim in the shallow end of the intellectual pool with The Cheap Seats. We talk his love of The Tigers and his love of Queen but hate of The movie Bohemian Rhapsody. We use Waleed’s insatiable analytical brain on important issues like the Facebook group ‘Subtle Bogan Traits’ ™ and ‘No Wucking Furries’. Then we bring it home as Waleed get’s to answer...

"The Quartet" as Bob puts it, is out! We’re joined by comedian Ben Lomas who hosts a podcast called ‘FitBet’ where he and fellow comic Dilruk Jayasinha had a bet; the first to get under 100kgs wins $1000 dollars. We hear about Ben’s weight loss, about the “healers” Bob visited to get his body right when he played AFL and, to really show his hipster stripes, Dave describes the 10 day silent retreat he did with his partner. It’s a great chat with three Dads who just want time to themselves to...

The much anticipated third album of The Cheap Seats brings in none other then comedian and actor Dave “not Banjo’s relation” Lawson. Our listeners tell us about male injuries during labour, which runs the very real risk of loosing listeners by the barrel full. D-Law gives us the goss on what he’s been up to and then adjudicates an AFL style Peer assessment between Bob and Dave. This kind of ‘D-Law and Order’ will surely rip these two knuckleheads apart

In this gripping sequel Dave uses the Ep 1 'Bob's Bringing it back' phrase live on national TV to shall we say mixed results. Then the boys have a deep dive into each others careers. How close to professional football is stand-up comedy and Vice versa? To put it into Murphy parlance it's all "No Wucking Forries"

AAAAAANDD WE'RE OFF!! The guys introduce themselves to the listeners and each other with a Hiptser test and Bob is put through his paces to see if he's Bucking or Strutting the Footy Cliché. Also stick around for 'Bob's Bringing it Back' when Murph decides to bring back a saying that we're not sure ever existed.