Paul and Rach

If you loved Paul and Rach then come over to Rach's new podcast 'You've Gotta Start Somewhere' and check out her interview with Paul Murray about his career and all the crazy stuff they got up to when they hosted drive on Triple M. Subscribe here if you listen to podcasts through iTunes or here if you're one of those people who hates it when people assume everyone uses iTunes. For more information about each episode check out the website: http://www.youvegottastartsomewhere.com Share the show on twitter with the hashtag #YGSS iTunes link: itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/youve-gotta-start-somewhere/id1213802372 Subscribe elsewhere: http://rachelcorbett.com.au/ygss/how-to-subscribe/

In episode eighty-four of Paul and Rach, Paul Murray and Rachel Corbett discuss Rach's male physique, the importance of saying no, why flying sucks and the death of journalism.  They chat about the many minds of Siri, what the back pocket means in relationships, where you can take fishing rods to a restaurant and what happens at dog college. www.paulandrach.com.au

In episode eighty-three of Paul and Rach, Paul Murray and Rachel Corbett discuss Rach's radio past, what Apple Maps and your dad have in common, why Easter eggs have changed and why they need to have a word with the people at Lindt.  They chat about why anyone is buying 4 ply toilet paper, the poo museum, how you can tell you're getting old and what leaving Hotmail says about you.  They talk about how they can't understand why people have a problem with lock out laws, the time Rach tried to be a DJ, the neck fat phenomenon and why Rach's dad has a taser.   www.paulandrach.com.au

In episode eighty-two of Paul and Rach, Paul Murray and Rachel Corbett are back in the same room together, discussing the joys of having your weekend on a Tuesday, Glenn Lazarus' obsession with footy metaphors, how the Easter Show could save the economy and why Paulie is confused about Jeebers.  They chat about the time Paulie's dad won 'dad of the year,' the yoni massage, the art of spruiking, Erin Andrews' and why Rach loves silence.  They talk about the Grand Prix, who's paying $120,000 for a car, people who have no control over their limbs and the best de-friending trick for Facebook.  As always they wrap it up with Rach's Story Time. www.paulandrach.com.au