Betoota Talks
Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 23 minutes
- Episodes
- 765
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong - in her first ever podcast!
Senator Penny Wong steps into the booth with Betoota this week, for her first ever podcast interview. The South Australian Labor heavyweight talks about her upbringing, family and what drew her to po…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Filo Pope, Election About to Get Real Catholic, Millennial Dating & Straight Man At Pilates
BETOOTA TALKS: Josh Burns Labor MP For Macnamara
Josh Burns was the youngest member of the Labor caucus when he was elected to parliament in 2019, but he faces tough opposition on both sides to retain the pivotal seat of Macnamara at the upcoming e…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Liberals Plan To Fix Crisis They Caused, Annual Leave Expert, Family Dog Eats Easter Eggs & Boyfriend Knows No Details Of Gossip
BETOOTA TALKS: Victorian Socialist Purple Pingers & Democratic Campaigner Kyle Middleton
The first of our mid-week podcasts that will be published in the lead up to the election features two figures on opposite ends of the political scale. First up, a Senate candidate from the Victorian …
BETOOTA TALKS: Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor (Member For Hume)
A Rhodes Scholar from Nimmitabel with a Master of Philosophy in Economics from Cambridge. He cut his teeth at McKinsey before helping establish Fonterra, the Kiwi dairy co-op whose creation is now st…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Rottnest Island Tariffs, Mutant Livestock, Dutton A Proud Leftie & Exercise Can Be Fun
Nicolette Boele: The Wildly Popular Independent Candidate for Sydney’s Upper North Shore
Born and raised in the leafy North Shore suburb of Killara, Nicolette Boele (pronounced ‘Buller’) is making waves as the next Federal Independent tipped to oust the Liberals from a once very safe blu…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Robert Irwin Thirst Trap, Trump Tarrifs, Dutton Works From Home & Turkish Tourism Collapsing
Betoota Advocate Official Election Preview with Charles Croucher
Everything you need to know about the upcoming federal election in one place. The seats to watch out for, the candidates to keep across, and the issues that will decide the next government. Clancy an…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Federal Budget, Adolescence, Mixed Breed Dogs & Do Australians Really Want This?
BETOOTA TALKS: Treasurer Jim Chalmers Talks Federal Budget, Broncos & Bullets
In this special episode of Betoota Talks, the Federal Treasurer talks about the 2025 Budget and the lack of talent in the Liberal Party. He also talks Brisbane Broncos, The Brisbane Bullets, Logan Th…
BETOOTA TALKS: Liberal Senator Jane Hume
Joining Clancy and Wendell this week is Victorian Senator Jane Hume, the Shadow Minister for Finance, the Public Service and Shadow Special Minister of State. Jane dropped by to chat about how much s…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Dutton’s Referendum, Childcare Makes Dodgy People Rich, Stranded Astronauts & Shepard Avocados
BETOOTA TALKS: Max Chandler-Mather MP
The Greenslander himself, Max Chandler-Mather joins Betoota Talks to discuss his unique brand of environmentalist class politics, and how it translates so well to suburban Queensland. At the 2022 ele…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Ralph Lauren Ozempic Rumours, Kneecap Baffles Aussie TV, Young Mums Back In The Office & Tesla Owner Pretends Not To Be A D*ckhead
BETOOTA TALKS: Dermot Kennedy
This week on the Betoota Talks, Clancy Overell and Errol Parker sit down with Dermot Kennedy, the critically acclaimed, multi-platinum Irish singer-songwriter, to chat about his brand-new global Iris…
WEEKLY BULLETIN: Dutton Marked Safe At Hemmes Mansion, F Boy Alfred Ruins IWD, Zelenskyy Dresses Up & Hot Chip Michelin Star
BETOOTA TALKS: Hon Sussan Ley MP - Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party
This week we talk to the Member for Farrer Sussan Ley. A seasoned political operator and deputy leader of the Liberal Party. Born in Nigeria, raised in the Emirates and the British boarding school sy…
