Ross Recommends
9PodcastsWelcome to Ross Recommends. The simple aim: To help you get more out of your spare time! more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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Ross Stevenson and Hamish McLachlan believe horse racing people are never boring and love to catch up, talk about racing. The love, the trauma, the losses and the wins. more
As Ross Recommends signs off for 2023, we're clearing out the mailbag with YOUR recommendations. Listen in as Ross reacts to all your suggestions that you've sent through throughout the year. more
Jim Schembri joins Ross to talk all things Equalizer franchise after the third installment was released earlier this year. Jim also gives Ross his impressions of Ridley Scott's Napolean and has his very own delicious recommendation! more
Rod Wilson joins Ross to recommend the life of a detective. He delves into the infamous case of Paul Denyer, with this podcast being recorded hours before the news broke that the Frankston serial killer would remain behind bars for the rest of his li... more
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- Enjoyable
Fawlty Towers. What a great show. Never get sick of it. The other two shows I would say is Seinfeld and The Late show with the degeneration legends.
Apple Podcasts5Brod73
Australia8 months ago - John Cleese
Very enjoyable, thanks Ross đź‘Ť
Apple Podcasts4BB OakleighAustralia9 months ago - What a fabulous episode
Absolutely loved S2E1 especially when talking about your choir experience and the wonderful music and it’s meanings to you. more
Apple Podcasts5dinternicathAustraliaa year ago - Great to hear him uninterrupted
Listening to Ross makes me feel happy to be 57. No pretensions. No agendas. Interested in what he has to say.
Apple Podcasts5SpotonAngeloAustraliaa year ago - Every episode is a gem
These are great Ross, stimulating, thought provoking snd entertaining. It’s so good to be taken out from our own little world of stuff and introduced to new stuff! more
Apple Podcasts5Rock on RossAustraliaa year ago
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