Speaker 1: We got get morning every daday.
Speaker 2: Adelaide, our next guest, started playing drums age nine in Melbourne, Victoria.
Speaker 2: Their careers started with their first band.
Speaker 1: Called Khuda Punkt.
Speaker 2: They soon changed their name to G Flip, inspired by
Speaker 2: their dad's nickname, Mister Flip. After dominating the ARIA charts,
Speaker 2: G went on to marry the love of their life,
Speaker 2: Chrischelle Stous from the epic real estate series Selling Sunset.
Speaker 1: I really love Gello. It's just so nice to me.
Speaker 1: My partner's not by marrying these. They then pronounced, this is.
Speaker 2: A please, welcome to the studio the unbelievable talent that
Speaker 2: is G Flip.
Speaker 1: Jane's so lovely to talk to you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: We were just briefly.
Speaker 4: Talking off about how you've been performing in New York.
Speaker 1: Do you pinch yourself just how many people did you
Speaker 1: play for?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I reckon there would have been twenty thousand, maybe
Speaker 5: ten twenty thousand.
Speaker 1: I'm not good at numbers.
Speaker 5: I do pinch myself all the time, and I can't
Speaker 5: believe I get to do this and it's my life.
Speaker 5: I think about it every day. I think there's every
Speaker 5: day I just shopped at how this ended up working
Speaker 5: out this dream.
Speaker 6: I had talk through the project, the g Flip project,
Speaker 6: and from where you were to where you are now, Like,
Speaker 6: could you imagine that you'd be doing this sort of stuff,
Speaker 6: because it's been it's been a hell of a little
Speaker 6: period for it.
Speaker 5: I always felt really comfortable on stage when I was
Speaker 5: just drumming for other bands and doing that for a while.
Speaker 5: But I think when I was sitting behind that drum kit,
Speaker 5: I was looking at whoever the lead singer was thinking, God,
Speaker 5: I could be pretty good at that. So, you know,
Speaker 5: I just grinded for so many years and really believed
Speaker 5: in myself until you know, the stars aligned and things
Speaker 5: started working out for me. And yeah, I'm really grateful for,
Speaker 5: you know, all the people that have helped me in
Speaker 5: my career and got me to where I am. And
Speaker 5: I'm also a bit proud of myself for just sticking
Speaker 5: to it and not giving up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you should be a full confession here. I'm a
Speaker 4: massive selling sun Step fan wondered how it would feel
Speaker 4: for you because you've been a part of this series,
Speaker 4: but how it would feel for you sitting back watching
Speaker 4: your partner cop Shade, Like I would find that really
Speaker 4: hard if I on a reality show, you know, if
Speaker 4: people were dishing stuff on my partner and really when
Speaker 4: that's not who they are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I feel like the earlier seasons like that when
Speaker 5: I went back and caught up before Kroschelle knew me. God,
Speaker 5: some people were pretty rough to her. As you if
Speaker 5: you're a fan of the show, you know Cochelle can
Speaker 5: definitely hold her own. Yeah, so now you know she's
Speaker 5: you know, she's so good in an argument and like
Speaker 5: can really hold her own. And she's also just such
Speaker 5: a lovely, lovable woman who's so caring and nice. But
Speaker 5: if you do, like just try to go after her
Speaker 5: for no reason, like she could really hold her own
Speaker 5: in how does point across?
Speaker 1: How does that got home? When you get into an
Speaker 1: argument and you're like, oh, I'm cooked here.
Speaker 5: To be honest, we really were not a very argumentative
Speaker 5: I'm just such a like chiller that I'm not ever
Speaker 5: trying to get into any fights or something. I really
Speaker 5: don't even know how to have a fight. But God,
Speaker 5: if Krishelle needed to put me in my place, she
Speaker 5: definitely could.
Speaker 6: Hey, j let's talk about Ozzie music festivals. We can't
Speaker 6: wait for you to get here for spin off twenty four, Friday,
Speaker 6: nineteenth of July. What's going on with the Aussie music
Speaker 6: festivals at the moment, because we're really looking forward to
Speaker 6: this one, but a fair few prominent festivals have been canceled.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been, you know, a big shame.
Speaker 5: We've groven the Mirror and Splendor and everything, and there's
Speaker 5: multiple other ones as well. It's just a hard landscape
Speaker 5: for festivals, and it's you know, it's really hard to
Speaker 5: get international, big international acts over festivals are costing more.
Speaker 5: It's just it's a really hard landscape at the moment,
Speaker 5: and it's such a shame because festivals are so much fun.
Speaker 5: There's so much fun, and the artists and the you know,
Speaker 5: the punters out there love it.
Speaker 1: So it is a shame.
Speaker 5: But I think, you know, everyone in Adelaide and people
Speaker 5: traveling into spin off are going to have a great,
Speaker 5: great time and I'm looking.
Speaker 1: Forward to it so much.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm mates with Peach PRC who's also on
Speaker 5: the bill. Girl in Red just recently toured with my
Speaker 5: friends the Beaches, so they were setting messages and I'm
Speaker 5: excited to meet her and their cruise.
Speaker 4: Jesus, before we let you go, do you get to
Speaker 4: spend a bit of time in Australia now because Chrishelle
Speaker 4: was just signed up to do Neighbors, which is iconic
Speaker 4: soap here. So does that mean you sort of both relocate?
Speaker 4: How does that work?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're both coming to Melbourne to live. Yeah, we're
Speaker 5: moving into Ramsey Street. Yeah, it's going to be good, Paul,
Speaker 5: back off, It's going to be cute. It's going to
Speaker 5: be good to spend time, you know, with my family
Speaker 5: back home.
Speaker 1: But it's good that we both just have work.
Speaker 5: It's kind of the dream situation to both be having
Speaker 5: work on and it's so cool that she's on Neighbors.
Speaker 1: Did you used to watch it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I used to come home, used to play my instruments
Speaker 5: and then whack the telly on and get into a
Speaker 5: bit of Neighbors.
Speaker 1: So yeah, jee.
Speaker 6: Filip, we absolutely love everything that you're doing. We can't
Speaker 6: wait to see when you get here for spinoff on
Speaker 6: the nineteenth of July. Thank you so much for the
Speaker 6: chat and we'll see something.
Speaker 1: No stress.
Speaker 5: I'm so excited and thanks for the cheeky interview.
Speaker 1: Welcome. He's what you're waking up to, Adelaide?
Speaker 6: Is it news today?
Speaker 7: Breaking? News.
Speaker 1: What's the news today? Snooze News.
Speaker 4: That's where we break down all the big news stories
Speaker 4: over the past twelve to twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Abbi in the news room. Bit going on,
Speaker 1: a bit.
Speaker 8: Going on today, but the one that has peaked my interests.
Speaker 8: Mobile phone detection cameras have been rolled out across Adelaide,
Speaker 8: so they're coming online today, but they won't if you
Speaker 8: get snapped, you won't actually you'll be given a warning,
Speaker 8: but you won't actually get a fine until September. So
Speaker 8: around about six hundred dollars, six hundred and forty dollars
Speaker 8: and the loss of three demerit points. So the message
Speaker 8: here is stuff your phone. You're four times more likely
Speaker 8: to have a crash if you're on your phone. We
Speaker 8: all know how bad distracted driving is. Our death our
Speaker 8: road deaththole is up to forty already, so you know,
Speaker 8: middle of the year and we've already lost forty people,
Speaker 8: which is really sad. But they've been strategically positioned around
Speaker 8: sort of the hot spots that they're saying where people
Speaker 8: are more likely on their phones. So we've got one
Speaker 8: at South Road in Torrenceville, the Southern Expressway in Darlington,
Speaker 8: the North South Motorway and Regency Park, Port, Wakefield Road
Speaker 8: in jeps Cross and Port Road in heine Marsh, So
Speaker 8: be careful are out.
Speaker 6: It's a lot around master of Area. Yeah, that's I
Speaker 6: change music a lot. That's what's going to get me
Speaker 6: as long.
Speaker 9: As I think. You've got to have it up in
Speaker 9: your you know, hold to get a hold.
Speaker 1: Ye, I think a whole time.
Speaker 8: But also you should in your car. Like I change
Speaker 8: music and change podcasts a lot. But I can do
Speaker 8: that using my controls. I don't need to use my phone.
Speaker 1: Don't you have like Apple airplay through.
Speaker 6: Your car that's set up.
Speaker 9: You've got a six stacker underneath.
Speaker 6: The Oh, bro, I can't see he's everywhere.
Speaker 9: The spider's probably still there from the other the other
Speaker 9: year as well.
Speaker 4: I mean we let yesterday that you made a mixtape
Speaker 4: for your third cousin in primary school.
Speaker 1: So is that what you're playing in your car?
Speaker 6: And would you have ever? Still didn't manage to over.
Speaker 1: She's like, hey, bro, I'm your cousin.
Speaker 6: I just remember Dad telling me that's our mate. That's
Speaker 6: that's not what we do. You can't do that sort
Speaker 6: of stuff.
Speaker 1: Jo speaking of the roads.
Speaker 4: Justin Timberlake allegedly swerved to the wrong side twice, refused
Speaker 4: to take a breath test, and was glassy eyed, according
Speaker 4: to a police report which has emerged following his shock
Speaker 4: arrest for drunk driving. So he was taken into custody.
Speaker 4: He was in the ritzy Hampton's area of Long Island.
Speaker 4: He'd been out to dinner. He said, I, hey, hey, bro,
Speaker 4: I've had one martini and I've followed my friends home.
Speaker 4: So apparently his friends have pulled up as he is
Speaker 4: being arrested and been like, don't you know who he is?
Speaker 1: Like let him, let him go.
Speaker 4: So the police officer failed to rest recognize who JT was. Anyway,
Speaker 4: he spent the night in the cell, was handcuffed and everything,
Speaker 4: the mug shot and and it's all been caught on
Speaker 4: body cam. So how let's kit, let's count in three
Speaker 4: two one before someone leaks that vision of Justin Timerlake
Speaker 4: being arrested.
Speaker 9: Oh, there's his mugu bang, So a Fugget's not.
Speaker 4: A bad mug shot, it's a pretty hot moto.
Speaker 6: How would you describe the smug shot? Like, he's got beautiful.
Speaker 4: Eyes, He's got beautiful eyes, He's got gorgeous bone structure.
Speaker 1: He's a little bit Sultan peppery.
Speaker 4: But in terms of waking up the next morning and go,
Speaker 4: oh my god, what did I do? Oh but Jesus,
Speaker 4: I look up my mug shot.
Speaker 10: Do you know what? Though?
Speaker 6: You know what I'd say, just on that mac shot.
Speaker 6: It's very Sultan pepper in the bed, That's what I'm there.
Speaker 6: No salt at all at the top, no rinse much,
Speaker 6: justin wow, s a rints in there? Do you think?
Speaker 1: Oh? Okay, well you're you're fast approaching that phase.
Speaker 6: So I'm not going to go through that phase.
Speaker 1: You're not going to rintse not at all.
Speaker 6: You can see all the salt in my hair right now,
Speaker 6: can't you. It was cute.
Speaker 1: Fine, you're fine because.
Speaker 6: Now people know they've got salt my hair, so I
Speaker 6: can't go for a bit of a rinse.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: Some people did that and then all of a sudden
Speaker 6: stopped doing and all of a sudden they just completely gray.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and everyone's like, god, he's aged.
Speaker 6: What age? He's alwayslaugh at he's just always getting rinsed.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you don't have to be, thank you.
Speaker 6: Doesn't timulate what a loser. Just Tim Blake is so cool.
Speaker 6: This isn't cool, but but part besides from this very cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the last twenty four hours aside, he's very cool, okay,
Speaker 4: Porter Laike Zack butters.
Speaker 6: Zack butters off. Haggard's out for Pordelaie suporters, so he
Speaker 6: will play against the lines this week, got off his
Speaker 6: one game suspension for striking Tom Green and also a
Speaker 6: bit of a shout out. So there's a whole heap
Speaker 6: of Hall of Famer duct these last night you South Australian's,
Speaker 6: most notably Chris mc dermott. Yeah, congratulations to Bone.
Speaker 1: Anyone knows the origins of his nickname Bone, Yes, so
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 6: It's on his Wicked Beedty page. Actually sure it is
Speaker 6: because he had so many knocks to the nose that
Speaker 6: all the cartilage and everything was absolutely destroyed and his
Speaker 6: nose is basically bugging. Yeah right, yeah, so what's your
Speaker 6: thinking jokes, it's not it all right?
Speaker 1: How did you know what I was?
Speaker 6: He just could see that looking you do you know?
Speaker 6: That is your post at Snooze News. Jode's get that
Speaker 6: out of your mind and get the first question of
Speaker 6: the six fifteen Vendom Machine quiz in please, we'll do it.
Speaker 1: You're going to have to give me a few minutes.
Speaker 6: If you don't mind, can you just pass me the
Speaker 6: advertiser players a little bit bored. Let's see what's in
Speaker 6: the paper showering. Okay, here's a random headlune. Should I
Speaker 6: just jump straight into it?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 6: Okay? It reads stolen sex to he hits elderly woman
Speaker 6: on the head. Finally, finally we got there, after years
Speaker 6: and years, the article that absolutely united a nation.
Speaker 9: It is this from the advertiser or from the NT news.
Speaker 6: It's via the advertisement, but it's from the NT News.
Speaker 1: Read the tizer went. We'll have a bit of that.
Speaker 6: That's always happening in darln. I'm just going to read
Speaker 6: you some snippets. An elderly woman was sipping her coffee
Speaker 6: when she was struck in the head by a flying dildo.
Speaker 6: That's right, triggering a massive fracas between a gang of
Speaker 6: views and bystanders in a Northern Territory shopping center. You
Speaker 6: know what I like to say, nice it's rain and
Speaker 6: times shaped like a man's fallace. At about one point
Speaker 6: thirty on Tuesday, Oasis shopping village descended into chaos and
Speaker 6: four us on scooters zip through the shopping center and speed.
Speaker 6: What an unlikely weapon they use. Things turn ugly, However,
Speaker 6: when the troublesome group held a variety of items, including
Speaker 6: sex toys around the food court, an off duty support
Speaker 6: worker who did not want to be named, witnessed a
Speaker 6: moment an elderly woman was struck with and I quote,
Speaker 6: a fat dick to the head.
Speaker 1: Stress is enough.
Speaker 6: Thank you to the Northern Territory and to the advertiser
Speaker 6: from bringing us this wholesome content. And I quote again,
Speaker 6: they threw two large robberdildos. One of them bounced off
Speaker 6: the floor and no other smacked an elderly woman right
Speaker 6: in the head. And then the woman said, oh, I've
Speaker 6: just been hitting the head with a pennis and I
Speaker 6: don't know what happened to her because she disappeared. That
Speaker 6: is a direct quote.
Speaker 1: By the way penis disappeared.
Speaker 6: The penis disappeared, probably ran off. It's got two legs
Speaker 6: kind of witness and Melanie Uhus, who's forty seven, said
Speaker 6: the victim could have been badly hurt by the massive
Speaker 6: sex toys. She said it was probably about thirty centimeters long,
Speaker 6: and it was fat. It was really fat heavy. She
Speaker 6: also said it wasn't normal size that one.
Speaker 1: God, so she's got some experience.
Speaker 5: In the area.
Speaker 6: Really knuckling down on the absolute product, if you know, man.
Speaker 6: Several Good Samaritans caught the corpets on site, with barstanders
Speaker 6: restraining two of the troublemakers tried to squirm free. Multiple
Speaker 6: witnesses said a woman could be seen with a dildo
Speaker 6: on one hand while using the other to restrain a culprit.
Speaker 6: Watch a pleasure nine to five. You use it as
Speaker 6: a weapon behind closed doors, use it for pleasure.
Speaker 8: You guys gave me so much stick for when I
Speaker 8: came out and said, yep, I don't use part I
Speaker 8: don't partake in those.
Speaker 9: Why would I when they can be a bloody weapon I.
Speaker 4: Hit in the head with a because outside of nine
Speaker 4: to five, when they're not being used as a weaponar my.
Speaker 6: God, what had their apps? And that's when they get
Speaker 6: you to They target people who they know. They're like cats.
Speaker 6: I'll say this, like cats. They go after the people
Speaker 6: they know don't like them. So as it's just sitting
Speaker 6: down at the oasis, Billy having an what the.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's do this.
Speaker 4: This is the what the for the animal addition, because
Speaker 4: yesterday we heard from you you had a you had.
Speaker 1: A very scary spider encounter. Yeah, let you go. What
Speaker 1: the fork was that?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, it was a good couple of years ago.
Speaker 6: And in short four thirty in the morning, you're not
Speaker 6: quite there, are you. Like you're awake and you're doing
Speaker 6: things that you need to do. Yeah, but you're not
Speaker 6: with it still.
Speaker 4: Okay, this sounds terrible, but sometimes I'll drive to work
Speaker 4: and then you get to work and you're like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, where was that the last five minutes?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Like you about that?
Speaker 1: No, you're just still a little bit vago, is what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You're very You're very vague, and it's hard to get
Speaker 6: sort of adjusted for about a good hour. So imagine
Speaker 6: me when it's about four thirty five o'clock in the
Speaker 6: morning and I'm driving along and then a big spider
Speaker 6: ab sails down from my rear view mirror it where
Speaker 6: I was on the mirror at the top of the
Speaker 6: blind and lands on my inner thing.
Speaker 1: You make it sound like a mission impossible, spider.
Speaker 6: And it was.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 6: It was the ultimate dere from his spider mates.
Speaker 1: I reckon, yeah right.
Speaker 6: It made me flinch so bad that I sixty k's
Speaker 6: an now knocked the transmission from drive to park.
Speaker 4: Yes, mid drive, Yeah, which you I think that would
Speaker 4: blow up your transmission with it.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's got a little setting the
Speaker 6: antel adjust for such situations. But yeah, it was fine.
Speaker 1: Oh it does.
Speaker 4: It's called the spider setting, the spider setting. It's called
Speaker 4: the four am spider setting. So if you knock it,
Speaker 4: then it's like, oh, we know what's happened to you.
Speaker 6: They're thinking everything these days, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they sure reading every situation. Let's do this this morning,
Speaker 4: thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: What the for?
Speaker 1: When did an animal make you go? Oh my god?
Speaker 1: What the fork? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So we got this message which is absolutely unbelievable. It's
Speaker 4: from anonymous and she said I was in Bali swimming
Speaker 4: with dolphins and they set up a situation where the
Speaker 4: dolphin would swim into my arms for a photo. So
Speaker 4: when the dolphin stopped, my hand was accidentally over its.
Speaker 6: Blowhole, like when you cover up their blowhole.
Speaker 4: No, well, animals and humans, So it bucked up and back.
Speaker 4: It bucked up and bashed me on the side of
Speaker 4: the face, sent me flying, and yes.
Speaker 6: Broke my jaw broken by dolphinh.
Speaker 1: Isn't that unbelievable? Lesson learned? Don't swim with wild animals
Speaker 1: and don't touch blowholes.
Speaker 4: Yes again, lessons at all again, Men's sister.
Speaker 6: Can I get a hell yeah, unbelievable. It's quite an
Speaker 6: unbelievable encounter with an animal.
Speaker 1: You've had a snake encounter as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had several snakeingcounters on the farm. That sticks out. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they all start from the age of thirty. Say no,
Speaker 6: I'm just kidding. That's ridiculous. One ill trod on the snake.
Speaker 6: All brown snakes too, By the way, I trad on.
Speaker 1: One, you trod on one, or you trod on one,
Speaker 1: tread trod.
Speaker 6: Don't you dare give me grammar lessons brought me? Because yeah,
Speaker 6: you went and brought a gun from the store, Yeah,
Speaker 6: to shoot it. So I've trodden on one. But then
Speaker 6: also I must have been like eight or nine years old,
Speaker 6: and there was a snake up near the wood heap
Speaker 6: and it was angry, right like super angry because it
Speaker 6: was on it It was like flared up. Yeah, right,
Speaker 6: like half of it was up, and it was carrying
Speaker 6: on saying things like this, anyway, my soccer ball. My
Speaker 6: soccer ball was right next to it, and for whatever reason.
Speaker 1: He could not be this stupid.
Speaker 6: I was like, I need to get the soccer ball,
Speaker 6: so I'm running towards the snake, and I think also
Speaker 6: the snake was saying this but was also into soccer right,
Speaker 6: So for whatever in my eight year old head, I'm like,
Speaker 6: I need to get the soccer ball or it's gone.
Speaker 6: And Dad's two hundred meters way and he's.
Speaker 1: Like, got away, run the other way.
Speaker 6: So he's watching your son running towards the snake, which
Speaker 6: was ready to strike, and I picked up the soccer ball,
Speaker 6: and the snake would have been i'd say ten to
Speaker 6: twenty centimeters away, like ready to launch, and I remember
Speaker 6: to turn around and sprinting off.
Speaker 1: Got away and it never bit you.
Speaker 6: Never bit me. You's just I was moving so quickly.
Speaker 6: It was just just off the distance. He's just gone.
Speaker 1: So it's gone. With the smartest child, were you.
Speaker 6: Forest saved the soccer ball, though, Thank.
Speaker 4: Goodness, I had a snake encounter on the Murray, so
Speaker 4: we were waterskiing and I was in the water and
Speaker 4: it was actually with a group of girls, and I
Speaker 4: turned around because I was like I'd come off as
Speaker 4: per usu and I looked into the boat and all
Speaker 4: the girls were.
Speaker 1: Like, get in the boat, Get in the boat.
Speaker 4: I swim a lot, and so I swam crawled like quickly,
Speaker 4: and they were all pulling me into the boat.
Speaker 1: And I looked behind me and there was a brown
Speaker 1: snake in.
Speaker 4: The water and it's same thing, was like really ready
Speaker 4: to strike. We're in the middle of nowhere, by the way,
Speaker 4: and my girlfriend was a nurse and I said, well,
Speaker 4: I would have been fine you were here. She goes,
Speaker 4: absolutely not, there is nothing I could have done.
Speaker 6: Ridiculous. Turns out as well that snake was actually Greggotty.
Speaker 1: And he attacked me.
Speaker 4: And then Banger was pregnant three times.
Speaker 6: Animal encounters and yeah, dogs used to go and collect
Speaker 6: sticks and bring them up to the back door.
Speaker 10: Day she had actually bought a snake up to that
Speaker 10: door and.
Speaker 6: It was dead because obviously she's threshed it around.
Speaker 3: But it took us.
Speaker 1: Hours to distinguish whether this was actually a snake or
Speaker 1: a stick. Right, it can be tricky, can be tricky,
Speaker 1: can be so tricky.
Speaker 6: Can be tricky. That's what happens.
Speaker 1: Same time, I couldn't distinguish between a snake and greg or.
Speaker 6: Is my future husband or is it a dead said
Speaker 6: King Brown.
Speaker 1: It's so hard to tell. Oh, you hadn't encountered with
Speaker 1: the red kangaroo. Tells what happened? I sure did.
Speaker 3: Is it was a long time ago with my baby daughter,
Speaker 3: my first child was in my arms.
Speaker 10: Look a little a.
Speaker 3: Trip out to the Grandpians and the beautiful surrounding kangaroos everywhere,
Speaker 3: and of course there's a sign there that don't feed
Speaker 3: the kangaroos.
Speaker 10: For me being due to.
Speaker 3: Thinking that why would I do that, I follow that instruction. Anyways,
Speaker 3: we have some bread. I thought it beat his kangaroo
Speaker 3: and gave a little bit of my baby daughter to
Speaker 3: feed the kangaroo.
Speaker 10: Als. Wait, everything was great until I ran and ran.
Speaker 3: And suddenly this bret whopping where they got in't boxing
Speaker 3: kangaroo for a reason, I'm sure, And he just reared
Speaker 3: up and from my confine, was about to kick me.
Speaker 3: So I threw my daughter down, unfortunately, and he kicked
Speaker 3: me in the gup. He really, really kicked me. He
Speaker 3: didn't do any that, you know, I didn't do any damage. Why, God,
Speaker 3: I learned a lesson.
Speaker 6: So just in situations like this, you've you've did sack
Speaker 6: got a license to to kao kangaroo? How did did you?
Speaker 6: Did you get any in.
Speaker 3: The arsided?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: But I wanted to. I was not wondered my baby daughter. Really,
Speaker 3: this guy gave me a how of a wallet on
Speaker 3: his he and they read up on them on their fails,
Speaker 3: and I was sorry happening, but I didn't think what
Speaker 3: was going to happen next and then boom near knock
Speaker 3: me out. Of course I was in just in picking
Speaker 3: up my daughter and running away. Honestly, No, that's amazing.
Speaker 3: That was my encounter.
Speaker 7: Kangaroo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, did it chase after you? Justin? Did it chase
Speaker 1: after you when you picked up your daughter and ran?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 10: No, nothing like that.
Speaker 3: Kicking just lovely as No.
Speaker 1: Here's a here's a stat for you.
Speaker 4: Remember with the lotto where there was like one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty million a couple of weeks ago and someone
Speaker 4: wanted there were more chances of being killed by a
Speaker 4: kangaroo than winning the lotto.
Speaker 6: Really, there you go.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I did not know that. Well, I told you
Speaker 1: that at the time, but you obviously went listening.
Speaker 6: I certainly wasn't. I don't remember. I wasn't listening.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Shane. What happened.
Speaker 10: I was written by a boy I thought was a
Speaker 10: meskidio and I wake up the next morning and I
Speaker 10: had a huge lump on my stomach.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: It went to the doctor. Doctor thought, no, you need
Speaker 10: to go get that check. Went to the hospital. I said,
Speaker 10: you've been bridten by a white chip.
Speaker 6: Ah.
Speaker 10: Well, twelve twelve to twenty four months later, I've had
Speaker 10: eighteen operations. Oh my god, I have a scar that's
Speaker 10: about twenty five centimeters long. It went eighteen centimeters deep.
Speaker 10: You could put two fists in it.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: So Shane, can you explain what did the doctors say
Speaker 6: to you? What's with the venom? What happens is it
Speaker 6: just there is.
Speaker 10: No anti venom for a white chipped spider. And what
Speaker 10: it does is it eats your skin. It just eats away.
Speaker 10: So every day for nearly eighteen months, I was having
Speaker 10: packing in by like one of the days when he
Speaker 10: was packing there, he was pouring saline into the stomach
Speaker 10: hole and you know on a coke bottle. He's got
Speaker 10: the plastic little extra on a coke bottle. Well, that
Speaker 10: fell off into the whole. He dug her fingers in
Speaker 10: and it was right up to the edge of the
Speaker 10: under her finger I got. I got banned on Facebook
Speaker 10: because they thought it was factual content.
Speaker 6: It's spider it's not.
Speaker 1: Oh Shane, what are you right now?
Speaker 10: I still take antibiotics and antibiotics for a very strong
Speaker 10: I have catch scans every six months to see if
Speaker 10: the poison stack has lapped my body. Of the little
Speaker 10: white knots everywhere.
Speaker 1: Spy bite.
Speaker 10: Everyone at my sports club they all call me spider Man.
Speaker 6: There's one bus from the situation.
Speaker 1: Eighteen months of hell. It's a cool nickname, Oh Shane,
Speaker 1: thank you so much of hell.
Speaker 6: For shame, it's showing to keep that whole covered. It's
Speaker 6: it's been on festival.
Speaker 1: We'll be right, yeah, at least keep the photos off Facebook.
Speaker 6: There we Goeflip. We're going to speak to j Flip
Speaker 6: very very soon. Yes, I can't wait for that. That's
Speaker 6: really nice. Thank you to everybody who's called up with
Speaker 6: their weird animal encounters.
Speaker 4: What I would like for you to do right now
Speaker 4: is put your two hands together in front of your
Speaker 4: heart chakra in the prayer position, please, okay, because we
Speaker 4: need to talk about spiritual guidance. Okay?
Speaker 6: Am I doing this as well?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yes, put your hands up here. It's nice.
Speaker 1: Okay. I would like to formally introduce you to my
Speaker 1: new spiritual leader from Instagram. Her name is Peaceful Barb,
Speaker 1: and I've discovered Peaceful Barb. Thank you, Abby?
Speaker 6: What is going on here?
Speaker 4: I wake up to her every single morning and her
Speaker 4: messages of love and support.
Speaker 1: She I would say, she's a grandma.
Speaker 9: Is that why you've been less bitchy lately?
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: I just try not to look at you in the morning,
Speaker 1: and it angers me less.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we speak like half an hour after you get in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. But for everyone so, Peaceful Barb is grandma.
Speaker 1: She's from the States.
Speaker 4: She holds up little signs of messages of love and support,
Speaker 4: and she also delivers them sometimes while she's cooking things
Speaker 4: like peach pie Thank you. She has this beautiful, serene
Speaker 4: smile on her, which I mean, I think is lovely.
Speaker 4: Producer M thinks it makes her look slightly unhinged, but
Speaker 4: that's Okay, so she holds up these placards that say
Speaker 4: things like this, There will be people that would rather
Speaker 4: lose you than be honest with you about what they've
Speaker 4: done to you.
Speaker 1: Let them go.
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you, really really good stuff.
Speaker 1: Do you want an audio example?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 9: Please.
Speaker 1: Peaceful Bob's messages.
Speaker 11: P'spect your own boundaries by choosing not to overshare with
Speaker 11: people who don't have your best interests her. Trust yourself
Speaker 11: to know when you need to set a boundary.
Speaker 1: Remember, boundaries are an act of self care.
Speaker 6: Thanks Bob.
Speaker 9: Boundaries are an act of self care.
Speaker 1: Isn't that revolutionary?
Speaker 9: I'm not going to share that information with you. That's
Speaker 9: my boundary.
Speaker 1: Here's another one for you. Never forget that walking away
Speaker 1: from something unhealthy is actually very brave.
Speaker 9: Oh wow, sorry, but I can't walk away from donuts today.
Speaker 6: That would be that would be stupid out. It wouldn't
Speaker 6: be bravery.
Speaker 1: It is also a good one.
Speaker 4: Being overly independent is a defense mechanism from being constantly
Speaker 4: let down. Oh God, Barb, God, Barb, you're incredible.
Speaker 9: I feel attacked.
Speaker 1: But before before I leave you, some peaceful Barb words
Speaker 1: of wisdom. Do you have anyone that you look.
Speaker 8: Up to Oh look, I would say, Okay, So there's
Speaker 8: a woman called stro Tashtro astro Tash, and she's usually
Speaker 8: on Sunrise All the morning show on Monday, and she
Speaker 8: does she puts up every week, she puts up your
Speaker 8: star sign and what your star horoscope is going to
Speaker 8: be for the week, and she gives you your power
Speaker 8: day as well, your power Day yep, and then she
Speaker 8: tells you.
Speaker 9: Like you know, Venus is in Mars or like Mars
Speaker 9: is in Uranus this week, and this is what's gonna
Speaker 9: come and happen.
Speaker 6: And usually didn't be there, by the way.
Speaker 9: Usually she is pretty spot on, all right, so I
Speaker 9: do look to her.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, Hazy. Do you have anyone on the
Speaker 1: intermonette that you look too for spiritual song?
Speaker 6: And I was like, I don't really follow anyone. There's
Speaker 6: no one that I really followed. I really sit there
Speaker 6: and like, well, what's he got to say? Except for
Speaker 6: like Lebron James. I'm just not sure that astro Tash
Speaker 6: and Bob and Peaceful Barb and Lebron drames are all
Speaker 6: in the same sort of category.
Speaker 1: I'm going to leave you with Peaceful Barb final message. Okay,
Speaker 1: and I just want you to know this about yourself,
Speaker 1: you and everyone listening as you go about today.
Speaker 6: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 11: I woke up this morning feeling proud of myself, so
Speaker 11: I wanted to tell all of you I'm really proud
Speaker 11: of you because the truth is, if most of the
Speaker 11: people in your life really knew your story, they would
Speaker 11: probably wonder how you're still.
Speaker 1: Able to smile.
Speaker 11: So if no one tells you this today, I am
Speaker 11: really proud of you, and I want you to be
Speaker 11: proud of yourself too.
Speaker 6: You are amazing. Oh thanks Bob, Oh, thanks Bob.
Speaker 1: So beautiful message from Barb and also one more message
Speaker 1: for you. Lebron is proud of you too. Lebron is
Speaker 1: so proud of you.
Speaker 6: James, we got here.
Speaker 1: We've arrived.
Speaker 4: Okay, what a journey this has been so Dody and
Speaker 4: Hazy's Most Awesome Donut. We've had thousands of nominations all
Speaker 4: over the last week and we whistled it down to
Speaker 4: a magnificent five final nominees. Donut World, Adelaide, England, Brown's
Speaker 4: Barossa Donuts in Tonunda, Landown's, Lando's, Brighton c Jake's Bakery
Speaker 4: in Christie's Beach Bradley's Bakery in Christie's Downs.
Speaker 6: So congratulates, well done to the top five.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So we opened up the voting on our over nine
Speaker 4: one nine Facebook page on Monday. We received almost five
Speaker 4: thousand votes, save thousand votes until we closed it last night.
Speaker 4: And now we are in the esteem position of being
Speaker 4: able to announce the winner of Jody and Hazy's Most
Speaker 4: Awesome Donut.
Speaker 6: All right, would you like a drum roll, just a
Speaker 6: little drum roll.
Speaker 1: It's Brown's Borossa Donuts in Tonander. Congratulations we had to
Speaker 1: day from Brown's Barossa. Well done, Dave, you must be thrilled.
Speaker 7: Yes, this is great, Thank you?
Speaker 2: How good?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: You guys have really just spoken to the stomachs of
Speaker 7: all South Australians, haven't you really? This has just gone bananas.
Speaker 7: They can't walk down the street without people, you know, saying,
Speaker 7: are you going to get the best donuts in the
Speaker 7: South Australia. I was like, oh my gosh, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Dave.
Speaker 1: Can I tell you about your journey?
Speaker 4: This all started so you moved into a rental in
Speaker 4: Melbourne and you found a random deep fryer and then
Speaker 4: just one Sunday, afternoon, You're like, I'm going to learn
Speaker 4: how to make donuts.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, yeah, I mean, and it's not just
Speaker 7: any old fror. This was a huge try. It was
Speaker 7: so random, and we found out that the people that
Speaker 7: owned the place used to make stuff for markets, some
Speaker 7: pastries and stuff. So I was like, why don't we
Speaker 7: tried to do donuts, and because I couldn't find anything
Speaker 7: that I particularly was in love with, and I was like,
Speaker 7: I'm going to do this, and then yeah, you're right.
Speaker 7: On a Sunday morning, I was like, I'm going to
Speaker 7: do it, and I did it, and yeah, five years later,
Speaker 7: here we are.
Speaker 4: So you moved to the Barossa, you opened up this business.
Speaker 4: Has it gone gangbusters?
Speaker 8: Dave?
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh. People have embraced us, and you know,
Speaker 7: it is just really been something that's been passionate for
Speaker 7: us personally, but we really found that other people are
Speaker 7: just as passionate about donuts as well, and good quality
Speaker 7: stuff as well. I think the reason why we're so
Speaker 7: popular is because we make everything from scratch, we use
Speaker 7: traditional methods, and we try really hard to embrace the
Speaker 7: local produce as well in our products. So yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: people love it. As much as we do, and we're
Speaker 7: just so happy.
Speaker 6: Dave, you received one nine hundred votes, so that's us
Speaker 6: quite ridiculous crazy. It's ridiculous, man. So jeez, you're forming
Speaker 6: an absolute institution for all these absolute people who will
Speaker 6: go to the ends of the world to sample some
Speaker 6: of your donuts. Your favorite donut? What is your specialty?
Speaker 7: Well, it's the one that started at all. It's a
Speaker 7: simple vanilla being custed donut. And the reason why is
Speaker 7: because we make the custard from scratch and it's rare
Speaker 7: that you can find that these days, where custard is
Speaker 7: made from scratch with real you know, real eggs, fresh
Speaker 7: cream and real milk and real vanilla bean. So it
Speaker 7: is one that I when I was a kid, there
Speaker 7: was this bakery that used to do this, and that's
Speaker 7: what kind of in my mind I wanted to recreate
Speaker 7: and we did. And yeah, it's just my absolute favorite
Speaker 7: and it's the one that started at all, Dave.
Speaker 1: I presume at this point they're all no fat, low
Speaker 1: car blow sugar and can.
Speaker 7: You can indulge in these, you know, once the day,
Speaker 7: seven days a week and you'll be fine. You just
Speaker 7: got to cut out everything else.
Speaker 1: Well, we're going to.
Speaker 4: Come and visit you today between eleven and twelve, So, folks,
Speaker 4: if you want to come and try some of these
Speaker 4: amazing donuts.
Speaker 1: You're doing a little special this morning out you dave.
Speaker 7: Ah, Yes we are. We are giving in honor to
Speaker 7: you and the magnificent competition that you've bestowed upon us.
Speaker 7: We're giving away ninety one point nine donuts today between
Speaker 7: eleven and twelve o'clock. Now you may ask, how are
Speaker 7: we going to get the point nine? One of you
Speaker 7: might have to take a bite out of one of
Speaker 7: the donuts, and sometimes some unlucky soul I was going
Speaker 7: to get that one. But yes, ninety one point nine
Speaker 7: donuts for free between eleven and twelve, and you'll have
Speaker 7: to be first in best breads, of course, and come
Speaker 7: and say you guys as well. That's going to be
Speaker 7: really good to have you guys up here. And what
Speaker 7: a weird avenue for you both, Yes, to get to
Speaker 7: get up here to try and get some wine. I
Speaker 7: thought that maybe that would be the avenue that you've
Speaker 7: It's a long shot, but his idea, he said, let's.
Speaker 4: Get raise some donuts so then we can go via
Speaker 4: you know, a couple of wine or said Field, et cetera.
Speaker 6: I mean, here's a question for you, Dave. What's what
Speaker 6: wine pair is the most beautiful with your donuts?
Speaker 7: Depends on really, like I say, that's a serious question,
Speaker 7: depends on which one we actually with paired with wineries
Speaker 7: and done some donuts with Dune, some donuts with Charaz Gin,
Speaker 7: the local distillery up here. We've done a Gin donut
Speaker 7: which went off its head by the way, people love it.
Speaker 7: So look, we when we create stuff, there is nothing
Speaker 7: that's left on the off the table. We we just
Speaker 7: bring everything on. Were like, what can we do and
Speaker 7: we get really creative. So hey, look anything you compare
Speaker 7: our donuts with anything.
Speaker 1: That's why you're getting a lift with Producer And today
Speaker 1: you're gonna have ninety gins. Well we're going to come
Speaker 1: out and see you.
Speaker 4: We've got a Joni and Hazy winner of Adelade's Most
Speaker 4: Awesome Donut Plark for you, Dave. Can't wait to meet
Speaker 4: you and your beautiful wife Rachel. And yeah, congratulations what
Speaker 4: and on are well done?
Speaker 3: And thank you?
Speaker 7: Can I just say a shout out to all the
Speaker 7: other donut makers in Australia. They do a fantastic job,
Speaker 7: all of them, and they are just as deserving as
Speaker 7: we are of this and the recognition that they get.
Speaker 7: They I know how hard it is. I didn't know
Speaker 7: how hard it was so to be a to be
Speaker 7: a baker, and it is damn hard to get up
Speaker 7: really early and do what we do. So we shout
Speaker 7: out to all the guys and girls and people that
Speaker 7: are doing donuts in South Australia and please support them.
Speaker 1: Well said, day, awesome, well done, good job, Thank you
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 6: Brown's Borossa Donuts into Nanda. We will be there from
Speaker 6: eleven o'clock this morning, ninety one point nine free donutsw
Speaker 6: I'm down Salo and sample what's been voted as the
Speaker 6: best donut and that a r.
Speaker 1: Amongst it this morning, you guys in and around the
Speaker 1: Barossa comes he is. That's good, hazy.
Speaker 4: A bit of a commotion in the audi household last
Speaker 4: night so much so, I kid you not, it's become
Speaker 4: a news report.
Speaker 6: Oh my God, made the news.
Speaker 1: The addies have made the news.
Speaker 4: So I'm going to put on my best news voice
Speaker 4: and deliver the report at what happened in the early
Speaker 4: hours of my home last night. Ready The police were
Speaker 4: called to a home in Adelaide's Decent suburbs at around
Speaker 4: two thirty am last night after a heated commotion in
Speaker 4: the front yard of a house near the Avenue shopping center.
Speaker 1: A woman in her early thirties was seen.
Speaker 4: Sprinting around chasing a dog, screaming obscenities in the early
Speaker 4: hours after ten years first discovered she'd let her toy
Speaker 4: kervoodle out the front door to urinate before promptly remembering
Speaker 4: she had freshly laid.
Speaker 1: Concrete at the front of her home in a.
Speaker 4: In a desperate attempt to stop the perpetrator from leaving
Speaker 4: paw prints in said fresh concrete. Witnesses say she started
Speaker 4: tackling the dog, yelling FFS SID. She's described as five
Speaker 4: foot six, blond, but in need of a root touch up,
Speaker 4: wearing Peter Alexander pajamas, and was arrested after she returned
Speaker 4: to the house and discovered the toy kavoodle had already
Speaker 4: defecated on the carpet inside, the woman promptly becoming unhinged.
Speaker 1: The whereabouts of the toy kavoodle is unknown.
Speaker 6: What's the follow up Police are pleading for witnesses subscrime
Speaker 6: will remain unsolved. There's any sort of genuine le.
Speaker 4: One until the woman is released from the RAH, deemed
Speaker 4: suitable enough to integrate herself into the community once again,
Speaker 4: we
Speaker 6: Can stop her from yelling at fFN