Speaker 1: Sometimes you turn up in the morning think, here we go,
Speaker 1: today is going to be such an excellent, positive day.
Speaker 1: But I just need to feel the energy and the
Speaker 1: vibe from everybody else around you. But what you don't
Speaker 1: know is that your co host has just lost a
Speaker 1: semi final net ball the night before and they are
Speaker 1: in such an interesting headspace.
Speaker 2: Morning, Joe, I'm in pain, that's all. That's all it is.
Speaker 3: The Adelaid Wildcats beef is went down to Saint Ignatius
Speaker 3: and it hurts and we won't play the grand final.
Speaker 4: Who saw this coming? Not the bookies?
Speaker 2: Well we did. We lost to them a couple times
Speaker 2: during the season, so the writing was on the walls,
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 4: On the walk. So then what the Grand finals next week?
Speaker 4: You'll head along.
Speaker 1: You should definitely get You should get all the girls
Speaker 1: together and go just watch the game there together and
Speaker 1: just focus on the team that wins and sit and
Speaker 1: say things like that should have been us.
Speaker 4: How do we get better for next year?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll get them in the in the summer season
Speaker 3: next year, That's what we'll do.
Speaker 2: And we'll take.
Speaker 4: Notes uncalled for an unsolicited advice there from me. How'd
Speaker 4: you feel about that?
Speaker 2: Not great?
Speaker 3: I didn't feel great about the lady who bailed me
Speaker 3: up when I was walking my little attack dog sid
Speaker 3: either my toy kavoodle the other day and gave me
Speaker 3: some unsolicited advice about what I was doing.
Speaker 2: It's just walking my dog.
Speaker 1: I know how you operate in situations like this. Though
Speaker 1: you would have thanked her for the advice, I actually
Speaker 1: walked on.
Speaker 2: I really did, thank you so much. That's great. As
Speaker 2: I'm muttering under my.
Speaker 1: Breath, doctor Chris Brown and Julia Morris got to have
Speaker 1: a chat with them ahead of our celebrity.
Speaker 3: They're always so much fun. What about the lovely friendship
Speaker 3: between them too, So I'd like to.
Speaker 1: Say that that's really nice. And that was one of
Speaker 1: the questions that you asked them, because if it is fake,
Speaker 1: geez are good.
Speaker 2: Actor's very very good.
Speaker 4: Can't be fake, though, I that's what you get an
Speaker 4: understanding of.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. I enjoy the podcast. You guys enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Please just promise promise us one thing. If you can
Speaker 1: promise us just one thing today, enjoy yourselves.
Speaker 3: We got a puppy this year. This is the first
Speaker 3: dog the Oddie Family's ever had. It's a toy kerodole.
Speaker 3: It's an attack dog called Sid.
Speaker 4: She's aggressive stuff too.
Speaker 3: She stands tall at about thirty eight centimeters. Yeah, she's
Speaker 3: very very little anyway, she weighs.
Speaker 1: About two point one kilos. I reckon that's probably generous, isn't.
Speaker 2: It very generous?
Speaker 4: One point seven kilos.
Speaker 3: The thing is, we don't know what we're doing with Sid.
Speaker 3: We're trying our hardest at the moment. Well, we've gone
Speaker 3: from a peeing and poohing issue around the house.
Speaker 2: We've sort of solved that. It's getting better.
Speaker 3: Now we've moved on to the how do we get
Speaker 3: sit out of the bed stage on Sid.
Speaker 4: I think we're talking about Greg there, Greg bed.
Speaker 2: Toilet Thereen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: If you've got any advice on how to get a
Speaker 3: little puppy out of your bed, that would be great
Speaker 3: because at the moment I'm getting kicked out and Sid
Speaker 3: just like sleeps on my pillow.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm welcome to advice about this dog. I really am.
Speaker 2: It's all very new to us.
Speaker 3: However, when it's unsolicited, it can get offensive. So I
Speaker 3: took Sid for a little walk around the block the
Speaker 3: other day, literally fifteen minute walk.
Speaker 2: Wasn't far less than a ka.
Speaker 3: So Sid's kind of plotting along with her little legs
Speaker 3: trying to keep up, and crosses the road.
Speaker 2: She crossed the road and stopped me, and she goes, oh, oh.
Speaker 3: Don't run her too hard. Don't run her too hard.
Speaker 3: She's got little soft, soft tissue that hasn't developed yet,
Speaker 3: so it's very important. Then, my lady, I'm taking my
Speaker 3: dog for a fifteen minute walk. I thought exercise was
Speaker 3: a good thing.
Speaker 4: Ye, it's not a junior version of Nigel Smart.
Speaker 1: I'm not running across a bunch of wholes at a
Speaker 1: Crow's pre season.
Speaker 2: Oh, situation exactly right.
Speaker 3: And it just makes me think about those people that think, oh,
Speaker 3: I need to educate this person, like I know better
Speaker 3: than you in this situation.
Speaker 1: You thought that, and no, no, she's she thought that,
Speaker 1: and I know it's your response, but you've just been
Speaker 1: so brutal in your response. You would have had all
Speaker 1: these things in your head. You would have gone, Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: So much, thank you. That's lovely, thank you.
Speaker 3: I will be sure not to run my dog for
Speaker 3: any longer than one hundred meters in future.
Speaker 2: You have people giving you advice.
Speaker 1: Yes, I've a lot of people constantly give radio advice,
Speaker 1: but I kind of take it. Did what Yeah, particularly
Speaker 1: in the first last couple of months. So if people
Speaker 1: have advice on what to do and what to talk about,
Speaker 1: you do take it because you're like, Okay, I want
Speaker 1: to know what people think. But then sometimes they'll say things,
Speaker 1: and particularly the last or a couple of years, they'll
Speaker 1: tell you what you should be talking about, what you
Speaker 1: shouldn't be talking about, what's interesting, what's not.
Speaker 2: Are these from radio producers or just pumped us on
Speaker 2: the street.
Speaker 4: It is punters, just general punters.
Speaker 1: One of them was a Dare Murphy's I don't know
Speaker 1: what I was doing with I think is in they're
Speaker 1: asking for directions and where Will Wist was who said
Speaker 1: I think you should be talking more about this and
Speaker 1: less about this. Appreciate that I'll pass that on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: But I just sort of feel like we kind of
Speaker 1: are onto a bit of a half interesting thing.
Speaker 4: We know what we're doing. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I've had lots of feedback online over
Speaker 3: the years, just people just saying, oh, not funny or
Speaker 3: you know, oh god.
Speaker 4: Boring about blow covered and cheese or dust.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I like to think of those people and
Speaker 3: just go. I would love to pick them up off
Speaker 3: the street or from behind their keyboard or wherever it is,
Speaker 3: and pluck them behind this microphone.
Speaker 2: Go entertain me for three hours. I'm just going to
Speaker 2: sit in that chair.
Speaker 4: Cool and then go for it. Just give us your
Speaker 4: version of juice.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Thirteen twenty four to ten Unsolicited advice?
Speaker 3: Do you give it? Are you one of those people?
Speaker 3: Or have you received it? When it's been most unwelcome?
Speaker 1: Always in every situation, even if I know someone is
Speaker 1: definitely doing something wrong, Yeah, I would never tell him
Speaker 1: how to do it right.
Speaker 2: The gym's another one.
Speaker 4: The gym is a big one. So that's a very
Speaker 4: good one.
Speaker 1: You've just clicked something in the gear for me, I remember,
Speaker 1: and on the rower.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look, oh I've had it on the rower.
Speaker 4: Oh big time.
Speaker 1: And I remember both coming up to me and going
Speaker 1: and he was just someone who was extremely out of
Speaker 1: nick and it was a stage where I was really
Speaker 1: hitting the rower very very hard. And I know that
Speaker 1: at any sort of ergome at a test, i'd probably
Speaker 1: have his measure by a lot. Yes, to come up
Speaker 1: and say, look, I don't like your technique. I think
Speaker 1: you should be doing it like this, yeah right in
Speaker 1: my response, okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: I'll take that into consideration or really.
Speaker 2: Take that on board.
Speaker 3: But the thing about the roller is you're not doing
Speaker 3: it to row for Australia. Like I don't want to
Speaker 3: be in the skulls at the next Olympics. No interest
Speaker 3: in that. I want to burn quick calories fast, that's it.
Speaker 3: Let me alone, let me row how I.
Speaker 5: Want to row.
Speaker 4: I'm supposed to have a sharp pain in my middle.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Warren from Glenelg North. Hey, Warren, how
Speaker 2: are you doing?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 4: Guys, how are you good?
Speaker 2: You got some advice that was unwanted?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we were our son he has Hasbergerson and he
Speaker 7: used to have meltdowns all the time. And we managed
Speaker 7: to get out one time to a restaurant and with
Speaker 7: something that very really did. But I went to the toilet,
Speaker 7: came back. My wife is in tears and I've found
Speaker 7: out what's going on. She said that woman there just
Speaker 7: told me how we should discipline our son. And so
Speaker 7: I went both to the woman and I said, well,
Speaker 7: why would you make that comment? She goes, well, I
Speaker 7: disc from his pole, as I said, he's got he's
Speaker 7: on the autism speck, and so yeah, it was you know,
Speaker 7: I sort of gave her my view. Yeah, it's surprising
Speaker 7: that people would just do that, and especially when you've
Speaker 7: got somebody, you know, a child that can't cope in situations.
Speaker 7: And we were just trying to go out and have
Speaker 7: started the week, and then we just quickly asked the
Speaker 7: restaurant to pack everything up and.
Speaker 4: So we could get out of there.
Speaker 3: Warren, I'm so sorry that happened to you, But there's
Speaker 3: a good lesson for people just and not judge. And
Speaker 3: you don't know what someone else is going through. You
Speaker 3: don't know what's happening in their lives. Just all that
Speaker 3: makes me so cross.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that far as Malvin sounds as well, that Warren
Speaker 1: handled himself much better than I.
Speaker 4: Probably would have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not good in no situation. No, Yeah, horrible. Actually,
Speaker 3: hang on a second, little fiery temper on you.
Speaker 2: Is he from Highgate? You got some months solicited advice?
Speaker 8: Yes, probably more so an unsolicited opinion. I just sat
Speaker 8: down at a cafe after a long run and had
Speaker 8: had a big donuts had about ten o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 8: and one of the older ladies just started staring at me,
Speaker 8: and she was like, I don't think it's a bit
Speaker 8: early for a donut. My Well, I just run twenty
Speaker 8: three kilometers, so I'm going to eat whatever I want.
Speaker 1: I just burned about three and a half thousand calories,
Speaker 1: so this shouldn't make too much a difference. Also, I
Speaker 1: donut is a delicious treat any time of the day.
Speaker 8: Yes, exactly, and I almost got two to be honest.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: She's in the running four first class in fifty k
Speaker 3: Ben from Mount Barker.
Speaker 2: What was the advice you got, Dell?
Speaker 9: Yeah, good morning. God's mine's a little bit different. About
Speaker 9: twelve years ago, my fan at the time went to
Speaker 9: the psychic spare. Yes, you get to my boss, and
Speaker 9: the lady's noticed her engagement ring and said, I suggest
Speaker 9: that you cancel all plans for the wedding and stop
Speaker 9: everything because I can tell you now that your fiance
Speaker 9: is going to be dead before the wedding dates.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Ben, what was your feels reaction?
Speaker 6: Was she?
Speaker 9: Okay, she was very upset that night, but I'm happy
Speaker 9: to say ice.
Speaker 3: Device Well you're here and you're talking to us, Ben'
Speaker 3: so that's a good result.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and eleven years married. So yeah, well done.
Speaker 1: So Ben, I'm pretty sure something like that isn't that
Speaker 1: illegal for a psychic term.
Speaker 10: Yes, that was the.
Speaker 9: Main That was the main concern that even if they
Speaker 9: do sense something like that, I think the rule is
Speaker 9: that they're not allowed to tell you.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but yeah, she came straight out and said, no.
Speaker 11: He's gone.
Speaker 3: Well, well, happy to hear he's still here, Ben. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's awesome. God, hand in your psychic license to the universe.
Speaker 2: Lady. It's terrible.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure if my wife went to a psychic
Speaker 1: and she said to my wife, don't let him have
Speaker 1: any sort of responsibility when it comes to organizing a wedding. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's very very believable.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly right.
Speaker 1: And so we predicted that before it happened. So that's
Speaker 1: exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: Well you turned up.
Speaker 1: Thank you for everybody called this morning. You're in the
Speaker 1: drawer for Novas first class in fifty k.
Speaker 4: The guest freaking story towns.
Speaker 3: We're seeing this huge, ladies and gentlemen. We have a
Speaker 3: new national hero and she's Bronte's sister on maps.
Speaker 2: Who would have seen that coming?
Speaker 3: Here? She is last night in a very posh restaurant,
Speaker 3: ripping into Australia's villain Harrison on the show.
Speaker 2: Have a listen to her absolutely take him down silent.
Speaker 4: I think it's just.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 3: So you're going to get up and be a cowl
Speaker 3: it and walk away from me and your wife.
Speaker 4: And if that's what you want to do, then I'll.
Speaker 2: Scort you out. If that's what you want to.
Speaker 4: Do, happen to sit here and be told.
Speaker 3: You're not going to sit here and be held accountable
Speaker 3: for being a narcissistic.
Speaker 2: Gas lighting cat. Don't treat my sister goodbye, see you later.
Speaker 3: Go Oh my goodness. We've got a new public holiday
Speaker 3: in this country. It's called National Cira Day.
Speaker 4: Go off, Queen, didn't she go off?
Speaker 2: Didn't she go off?
Speaker 3: And she just she didn't waiver And every argument he had,
Speaker 3: like he basically called Bronzie a liar and then she's like,
Speaker 3: you just called him a lion.
Speaker 2: He's like, that did not happen. She's like, what you
Speaker 2: she literally just said it.
Speaker 4: It feels like that perhaps Harrison's finally met his match.
Speaker 3: It feels like it, and I hope so can you.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say this to you because I know
Speaker 3: you get very excited about the Simpsons. You've got a
Speaker 3: Simpsons analogy for every single situation on the planet.
Speaker 2: Remember Jacks, Remember who Jack's Jacks.
Speaker 3: Jaques Ducks was the bowling instructor who became really best.
Speaker 4: He almost had an affair with March.
Speaker 3: So she took up bowling because you remember, Homer gave
Speaker 3: her a bowling ball that has had his insignia on
Speaker 3: it for her birthday. So she cracked the dirts and
Speaker 3: she's like, well, screw.
Speaker 2: You home, I'm going to take up bowling.
Speaker 3: And then she met this French seducer who was a
Speaker 3: memorable character in the season one episode Life on the
Speaker 3: Farst Lane.
Speaker 2: Well, he's just made his comeback.
Speaker 3: Wow, thirty three years after he made his first appearance
Speaker 3: trying to seduce March.
Speaker 2: So he comes back to coach Marche in a bowling tournament.
Speaker 3: And we'll have to find out what happens. It hasn't
Speaker 3: aired here, so I can't spoil it for you. But
Speaker 3: also topical on the Simpsons, are you aware of this
Speaker 3: theory that the Simpsons plotline predicts the future.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's so many unbelievable examples and they're always very
Speaker 1: very subtle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that I don't know if they're genuinely.
Speaker 1: Trying to predict the future or there's just people going, oh, well,
Speaker 1: look that said this this and this tiny little hint there,
Speaker 1: and that came true, so they knew it was going
Speaker 1: to happen, or it's just a giant coincidence.
Speaker 3: Well, now they're saying that the Simpsons predicted monkey way
Speaker 3: back in nineteen eighty five, where home I brought home
Speaker 3: like a pet monkey.
Speaker 2: Have a listen, go for Pete's sakes, why is that
Speaker 2: monkey worrying a paper?
Speaker 8: I thought it was house broke Classicay, how.
Speaker 2: Can I get lace?
Speaker 12: And nothing happens to Millhouse?
Speaker 1: It's so cold, very very cold, and Millhouse is like
Speaker 1: ghostly white.
Speaker 4: Yeah house, you pointed out that.
Speaker 3: And also the Simpsons produces the future.
Speaker 2: You know, what's the predictions, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure about that, because I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: that monkeys have got rid of a history for carrying
Speaker 1: all sorts of nasty little diseases to you.
Speaker 4: So I'm not really sure. But blessed Mealhouse, Yeah, Millhouse.
Speaker 2: Now it turns out Cindi Lauper is just like the
Speaker 2: rest of us.
Speaker 3: She clutched her green juice as she had her nails
Speaker 3: done at the nail bar in Adelaide's Central Plaza yesterday.
Speaker 2: Really before rocking it.
Speaker 3: Out on stage at the Adelaide Entertainment.
Speaker 2: Center last night.
Speaker 1: Abe she still very much got it to her. She'd
Speaker 1: absolutely put on a sensational show.
Speaker 4: Did you head along?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: I'd love to know if you saw Rod Stewart as well,
Speaker 3: who belted out some absolute classics from all accounts last night,
Speaker 3: and it was a real stage show, like they had
Speaker 3: all the bells and whistles. But anyway, I wasn't there,
Speaker 3: so thirteen, twenty four ten. If you were, we'd love
Speaker 3: some sort of review on Rod Stewart.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Do you mind?
Speaker 2: Is it okay?
Speaker 4: Do you mind if Frod takes us out?
Speaker 2: Have you been playing it all morning? So? I don't
Speaker 2: have it?
Speaker 3: Really, I genuinely don't have a saying it so okay?
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Speaker 1: Shane McCadam has been rubbed out for three weeks, and
Speaker 1: we thought, why don't we go to the top shelf
Speaker 1: and get someone in to talk about that? And you said,
Speaker 1: are we getting Michael Christian? Not quite okay but next level?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we've got your boyfriend in the studio this morning.
Speaker 2: You are so excited and so often about Tom Wren. Welcome.
Speaker 4: We're both energized, but we're equally happy to see you too, Josas.
Speaker 3: Oh, no, you're only saying that because I was complaining
Speaker 3: about Oh, you boys are in sports, so I will
Speaker 3: just sit out this conversation even though I'm going down.
Speaker 2: To the Crows out of my job doing the sport.
Speaker 4: You're a guru when it comes to sport.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know about that, but keep talking.
Speaker 5: It's all about Shane McCadam, isn't it. And what a
Speaker 5: wild couple of days it's been. And I think there's
Speaker 5: a lot of outrage out there at the moment, and
Speaker 5: look understandably. So I don't think that many people are
Speaker 5: upset that Shane mccadam's got three weeks. But I think
Speaker 5: they're upset because when you compare it to Cozi Picket
Speaker 5: from Melbourne, and we don't want to lynch Cozy Picket
Speaker 5: because he's a great player. But when you compare it
Speaker 5: to that, it's apples and apples, and yet we're getting
Speaker 5: different outcomes. Two weeks for Cosey Picket, three weeks for
Speaker 5: Shane McAdam. So a lot of people saying, huh, how
Speaker 5: do you come up with that? So there's real frustration
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 1: I think the big thing as well, and we certainly
Speaker 1: don't want to go with the Cozy picket Asport Adelaide supporters.
Speaker 4: They wanted to be our to next year or in
Speaker 4: the next couple of years. Is it now?
Speaker 1: It's not about the outcome, it's about intent. So if
Speaker 1: there is intent to almost hurt with the Cozy picket,
Speaker 1: what two years ago or last year that would have
Speaker 1: been playing on because Balley Smith has jumped back up.
Speaker 1: So now if there's intent and it's like, well that's
Speaker 1: an action which could have been dangerous, you could still
Speaker 1: get a few weeks.
Speaker 4: That's where people are just a little be confused exactly.
Speaker 2: It is a confusing scenario. It's outside looking in.
Speaker 5: It's so confusing, and I think Shane McCadam probably ended
Speaker 5: up getting a harsher penalty because Jacob Weir, the guy
Speaker 5: that he bumped, he had a concussion test now got cleared,
Speaker 5: came back and played, whereas Bailey Smith, You're right, hazy,
Speaker 5: he just bounced back up. They did no concussion test.
Speaker 5: But then the confusion goes even further because Lance Franklin
Speaker 5: he bumps the guy on the weekend. Sam Collins who
Speaker 5: goes off can cuss for the rest of the game,
Speaker 5: gets one week So is it outcome based?
Speaker 4: Is it intent?
Speaker 5: In the end, Shane McCadam got done for severe impact
Speaker 5: as opposed to Cozy Pickett for high impact. But fascinatingly,
Speaker 5: last night Toby Green who plays for GWS, so Shane
Speaker 5: McCadam was playing against him on the weekend, you'd think
Speaker 5: he would be pretty biased towards his team. He thought
Speaker 5: Cozy Pickett's bump was worse. So, I mean there's confusion
Speaker 5: just all around the place at the moment, and this
Speaker 5: is the frustration for players, coaches, and I think supporters
Speaker 5: as much as anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the thing for men, I've got a four year
Speaker 1: old coming through. You've got young boys as well, You've
Speaker 1: got young girls, so they want to play footy all night.
Speaker 4: I'm telling him not to bump at all. You're not
Speaker 4: teaching the bump anymore. Yeah, like why would you correct? Haasy?
Speaker 5: And I mean you played at the high slop you
Speaker 5: want four flags. I don't know if coach has ever
Speaker 5: told you don't bump.
Speaker 1: I had to bump because I had to physicality to
Speaker 1: make up with physicality what I was lacking in skill.
Speaker 1: Tom Yeah right, yes, And it was a couple of times.
Speaker 1: But looking back, I remember a couple of times. The
Speaker 1: first time that I ever got on for a game,
Speaker 1: I was inside about twenty seconds and a bloke got
Speaker 1: rid of it, handballed him and I laid him out, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like proper laid him out. I got him with the
Speaker 1: jaw and it knocked him out, and I got and
Speaker 1: I gave away a twenty five mental pendly because that's
Speaker 1: what's happens in the sample.
Speaker 4: That was it, and I was unbelievably praised for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah than the team, now, that's that could be.
Speaker 3: Foll That surprises me about you because you're such a
Speaker 3: pretty boy, So your first rule of football should be protect.
Speaker 2: Your looks, like protect the face.
Speaker 1: I was thuggery, uch and bokes and back of the
Speaker 1: head behind all that type.
Speaker 4: Of it and then pointing someone else. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, So what happens now with a mccadum situation in
Speaker 3: terms of crows.
Speaker 5: They appeal or great question, they've got until mid dad today.
Speaker 5: I suspect they'll appeal, But I wonder whether or not
Speaker 5: it's a fruitless exercise because it's a fair bit of
Speaker 5: money to do it and then it goes towards your
Speaker 5: soft cap. But I think because there's so much outrage
Speaker 5: from supporters, I think there's a very good chance they'll
Speaker 5: appeal and try and fight the fight. Because there's so
Speaker 5: much talk about it, I think there's a very good
Speaker 5: chance they'll try.
Speaker 4: And a peel it.
Speaker 3: Okay, And just before you go, has your relationship tracking
Speaker 3: you too?
Speaker 2: Still very much in love.
Speaker 4: We're still in the honeymoon period.
Speaker 1: The honeymoon period for me is never going to finish. Hey,
Speaker 1: you ready, before we do, let you go? Bect Roy
Speaker 1: Filthop wouldrobably come in for Sha MCA.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think he's a very good chance. And I
Speaker 5: think a lot of people want to see Philthorpe in
Speaker 5: that side, don't they. So I reckon, that's a that's
Speaker 5: a very good call. Play up forward a little bit
Speaker 5: of ruck as well, which they seem to be battling
Speaker 5: in on the weekend.
Speaker 2: People were surprised he didn't play round one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, midtime, Well, you know, such a high draft pick.
Speaker 5: Massive raps about him, and you know, I think they
Speaker 5: want to get games into him, but it's just trying
Speaker 5: to find that spot for him. So it's a good call,
Speaker 5: joes I reckon, there's a very good chance he plays cool.
Speaker 1: That's around it out would be poured Adelaide.
Speaker 5: How good was Have you seen a better first game?
Speaker 5: And in your club Jason Horn, Francis and Junior Riol
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 4: Was breathtakingly good.
Speaker 5: Gee, I'll tell you what if they can beat Colin
Speaker 5: with this week match of the round, I'm getting excited.
Speaker 1: He is I get when I speak to Tom Rene
Speaker 1: has been winter game, hard time Rein.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, thanks boys and girls that I
Speaker 4: was looking, I was looking.
Speaker 2: At and then I went knowing, so well.
Speaker 4: Well it's time to exit. Left on Mount You told
Speaker 4: me you got the time machine.
Speaker 1: It's on this daisy Wednesday, the twenty second of March.
Speaker 4: Where should we go? I think you know exactly where
Speaker 4: this is going.
Speaker 2: Right now, Hong Kong, jump on the bus. We're going
Speaker 2: for a trip to memory Laying.
Speaker 1: Down, I thought you said, Hong Kong. I thought you
Speaker 1: said to Hong Kong. No, no, no, not Hong Kong.
Speaker 1: Bet up for a trip to memory lane. Let's go
Speaker 1: back to nineteen seventy six. By the way, it's World
Speaker 1: Water Day today, is it?
Speaker 3: So have a drink elect today and every day two leaders,
Speaker 3: so freak up.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy six, recent with a spoon was born in Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Today's her forty seventh birthday.
Speaker 2: This is a tape of girl that Warner. What's to marry?
Speaker 2: Last year? It going to have it is the only
Speaker 2: way I'm going to get the love of my life back.
Speaker 1: So now, as a certified dad, I'm obliged to make
Speaker 1: that joke when I say to my kids or somebody
Speaker 1: of any sort of young age, what that did you
Speaker 1: hear about the actress who got done caught with a knife?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then they say no, who, And I say Reese.
Speaker 1: I can't remember her last name. I heard last name.
Speaker 1: And then they say Witherspoon. I say, no, it was
Speaker 1: with a knife. Have you heard that joke? No, it's
Speaker 1: pretty dadlight.
Speaker 4: I think it's.
Speaker 2: Terrible, and I'm glad you can recognize your own failure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good stuff.
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety four Australian New Zealand film The Piano wins
Speaker 1: three Oscars.
Speaker 12: We ask your goals to harley him for it.
Speaker 4: Sit there you go.
Speaker 1: Just another example of a film that I've never heard
Speaker 1: of doing be things.
Speaker 2: The piano that was enormous. It's a piano about having
Speaker 2: said that, I've never seen it was.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is though, I'm not a
Speaker 2: complete idiot.
Speaker 4: No, not completed. It's seventy percent.
Speaker 2: Oh much. You haven't even heard of it.
Speaker 3: It's true.
Speaker 4: So we're both idiots. We're both three court idiots. We're
Speaker 4: in this together, this satame category.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Twenty and fourteen, Thought was disqualified from competing in the
Speaker 1: four hundred meter free Olympic event and atholets after he
Speaker 1: started before the starting signal.
Speaker 2: Starts.
Speaker 1: They've got to notify the athletes that this is a
Speaker 1: false start of the fifteen meter mark. Two thousand was
Speaker 1: the big absolute Grand final an Thought. It's still very
Speaker 1: good in two thousand and four.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have to say, though, did he get to
Speaker 3: squalified to the fact that.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have actual human feet He's got flippers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's strange, isn't that enormous? First time ever? If
Speaker 1: you're a swimmer, you pray for web feet. Every other
Speaker 1: human you don't want web feet. Twenty thirteen, American rock
Speaker 1: band My Chemical Romance announce their breakup.
Speaker 4: Do you self profail?
Speaker 1: You can jump on to our Instagram and look at
Speaker 1: the Ben, Liam and Bell page, although it's probably been deleted.
Speaker 1: Liam Stapleton the biggest My Chemical Romance fan of all time?
Speaker 4: How embarrassing?
Speaker 2: Did did they sing that polyistic girls on? That's a cracker?
Speaker 4: It's garbage?
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not.
Speaker 1: No, that's the band garbage O regurgitata, it's not. Oh well,
Speaker 1: that's sure, you saved us all. We're silly. Now here's
Speaker 1: a song. Here's one of the great one hit wonders.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to two thousand and one. The number
Speaker 1: one song on this day.
Speaker 4: Was Butterfly by Crazy Down. So absolutely, flash Baby, that's
Speaker 4: so on and so forth.
Speaker 3: Well, hazy, very excited to speak to our next two guests.
Speaker 3: They are the stars of Armor Celebrity get me out
Speaker 3: of here. It's on the Beautiful Channel ten network. It
Speaker 3: starts on April second. Good Morning, Julia Morrison, doctor Chris
Speaker 3: Brown's I say, I want to say doctor Chris then,
Speaker 3: and I was like, are you still practicing as a vet?
Speaker 3: Are you still a do I do?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: You know what? I get asked that a lot, but
Speaker 6: I and I'm surprised for hew out of people when
Speaker 6: I'm I'm actually in there, but I still work in
Speaker 6: the same Wait what So I genuinely get people who
Speaker 6: are like, you're you're seeing my dog? And I'm like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm an actor, Like I'm actually qualified to do this
Speaker 6: people an actor, I'd be very convincing qualified.
Speaker 10: But I do go in and check a few temperatures.
Speaker 1: Hey guys, I'm a celebrity. I can't wait for this
Speaker 1: to return. So how hard can we push on? Potentially?
Speaker 1: Who's in? So there's a TV personality, reality star, a
Speaker 1: TV royalty, a TV host, AFL star, a Brownlow medalist,
Speaker 1: a sporting legend, and a UK TV star. You'd be
Speaker 1: so good at just pushing back when people are badgering
Speaker 1: you for who these people are.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, over many, many, many years, we've We've
Speaker 10: done all sorts of things to throw people off the sense.
Speaker 10: Come years we've said we don't know the list. Other
Speaker 10: years we say we know, we're not going to tell you.
Speaker 10: It's funny. The hardest people to deal with are close
Speaker 10: friends and family. They're like, you can trust me. You're like, mate,
Speaker 10: I've signed a document.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So there's actually like nda sort of gear involved with
Speaker 3: this hundred.
Speaker 10: Because one of the lusty moments of this show is
Speaker 10: seeing those people fly into this experience and one by
Speaker 10: one by one. And also, I think if you tell
Speaker 10: anyone individual eat here, this person, this person, sometimes it
Speaker 10: can lead to someone saying, oh, but as a collective
Speaker 10: and as a group and as a cast of a
Speaker 10: show that we are about to watch, the combination of
Speaker 10: them all is where the magic comes together.
Speaker 6: The all good thing is that they're so strict on
Speaker 6: the NBA. Is that I walked past someone who's in
Speaker 6: Who's going into the jungle this year the other day,
Speaker 6: and they were too scared to even acknowledge the fact
Speaker 6: that I might know that they were going in and
Speaker 6: even have a conversation about thought. I just I just
Speaker 6: shake them down and say, don't worry, I know we're
Speaker 6: actually okay, there's no one else here we can talk
Speaker 6: about this, I know, And are you sure there's there's
Speaker 6: literally no one from like three hundred.
Speaker 10: Meters we can I'm done with there with his girlfriend
Speaker 10: and I'd never met them before, and they introduced themselves
Speaker 10: to me, and then they were kind of like, I'm
Speaker 10: doing this weird smuck. But I didn't know if his
Speaker 10: girlfriend knew or if he knew. I was just keeping
Speaker 10: a fresh okay.
Speaker 4: So in terms of you're not going to say anything,
Speaker 4: we understand that.
Speaker 1: So I'll just say it and you will just sit
Speaker 1: there and say, Okay, look he's nailed it. In terms
Speaker 1: of the Brownlie medallist, I'm looking forward to seeing how
Speaker 1: Johnny Platton goes.
Speaker 4: I was joking.
Speaker 10: And well pick lets some write those down. They're ready
Speaker 10: for the second of April to see if you're right.
Speaker 2: Okay, just one one quick one before we go.
Speaker 3: You too, working together is like it's just beautiful magic
Speaker 3: TV chemistry. Are you still as good of friends to
Speaker 3: this day as you have been from the start, because
Speaker 3: you seem like you get along read I think better.
Speaker 6: I mean we we kind of like very loosely knew
Speaker 6: each other when we first started, but we knew we
Speaker 6: had a unique connection, definitely, But it's only been that
Speaker 6: connection has only been fuilled in more with more depths,
Speaker 6: I guess through shared experiences and the fact that you're
Speaker 6: essentially living in each other's pockets. But whilever we do
Speaker 6: the show, but we're also also very protected with each other,
Speaker 6: and we keep an eye for each other the whole
Speaker 6: year round, and we've become very close.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so close to so any man that can stand
Speaker 10: side by side with the lady's going through the menopause
Speaker 10: and kill support, that doesn't judge, that doesn't se honestly
Speaker 10: flash quite frankly, is a pretty good guy, by mate.
Speaker 6: That's I'm back there in.
Speaker 10: Here, I don't know, not in here, don't worry.
Speaker 3: I asked this because Hazy and I've just started working
Speaker 3: together and we're such great friends.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting for him to turn into a d head,
Speaker 2: as most men in the media do, but it hasn't
Speaker 2: happened yet.
Speaker 4: So fingers crossed, because I've always.
Speaker 10: Been a d head man in the entertainment industry. Who's
Speaker 10: but what.
Speaker 3: Do you do?
Speaker 2: Guys?
Speaker 3: It's back April second. We cannot wait. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: For joining us. It's always a pleasure and a joy
Speaker 3: to speak to both of you.
Speaker 9: Love you so much.
Speaker 4: Dead or alive.
Speaker 1: Sometimes people die, sometimes they live in this game. Sometimes
Speaker 1: when they die, we like to celebrate it and turn
Speaker 1: it into opportunities to score yourself for free coffee.
Speaker 3: We take the role of judging who's dead or alive
Speaker 3: very very seriously.
Speaker 1: Indeed, we certainly do, because mortality or morbidity.
Speaker 4: What's the word. It's mortality, isn't it.
Speaker 2: We can go with either one on this occasion.
Speaker 4: Morbidity, morbidity, it's so word.
Speaker 3: Me.
Speaker 4: Good morning to you. Producers. Are your baby?
Speaker 12: Yes, sure is. I love discussing the people in society.
Speaker 4: The Princess of death they called Zoi.
Speaker 12: It's a brilli nic name.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 12: Well, same as always. I will give you a few
Speaker 12: celebrities a bit of a bio, and you have to
Speaker 12: tell me if they are with us.
Speaker 4: Or not sure, dead or alive?
Speaker 12: All right, let's start off. Bruce Springsteen Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen,
Speaker 12: an American singer, songwriter and musician, is released twenty one
Speaker 12: studio albums, most of which feature his backing band of
Speaker 12: East Street Man. That's known for him Dancing.
Speaker 4: In the Dark.
Speaker 12: Born September nineteen forty nine. Dead or alive?
Speaker 4: Till girls dad own? Did they go and leave you
Speaker 4: all alone? Now I'll go to.
Speaker 2: The shows that the company I'm on hand us?
Speaker 12: Yeah, do you want to give us that hazy dead
Speaker 12: or alive?
Speaker 4: If Bruce tink if he died.
Speaker 1: If Bruce Springsteen died, I would be shafted and I
Speaker 1: would very much know about it. So he's very much alive.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, he's still gigging, and his
Speaker 1: gigs go for about three hours, boring the foss still
Speaker 1: gets it done. Just think I'm sorry, Are you showing
Speaker 1: some disrespect for Bruce Springsteen?
Speaker 2: Well, I think I just did. Yes, three hours of
Speaker 2: anything is too much? Thank you, Thank you, producer.
Speaker 4: Are Web.
Speaker 2: He's very much a mine.
Speaker 12: Well done? Here is alive or trick?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How'd that work out for? Right?
Speaker 6: All? Right?
Speaker 12: Next up? Come chatter for real your life? I said,
Speaker 12: I've just going to be the two of Us. An
Speaker 12: American actress, she was a regular cast member of five
Speaker 12: TV sitcoms, but best known for playing Berta, the Housekeeper
Speaker 12: for all twelve seasons of Two.
Speaker 2: And a Half Men.
Speaker 12: She's born in nineteen forty three. Dead or alive?
Speaker 4: Oh burder, she's see you. Such a good character from
Speaker 4: two and a half minutes.
Speaker 1: She was always keeping Charlie Alan honest and that's what
Speaker 1: we remember her for.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately she's no longer with us.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent guessing here, but I want to go
Speaker 3: for the win, so I'm going to say she's still alive,
Speaker 3: she's died.
Speaker 4: I just win it for that.
Speaker 12: Really that was a guess. Yeah, died in twenty twenty
Speaker 12: long ago.
Speaker 3: Didn't knock you around too much at the time, did it.
Speaker 4: Did covid g her? No, she's not with us, so
Speaker 4: rest her soul.
Speaker 3: Oh bye, she's experiencing some real more biditing.
Speaker 1: So I told you this is where we try to
Speaker 1: put a positive spin on things when it comes to morbidity.
Speaker 4: It's one piece.
Speaker 12: You are in the lead for two one hazy as
Speaker 12: it stands.
Speaker 4: Sorry to say, Joe, it's got that, Addie.
Speaker 12: But here's another for you. William Shatner seed, will You're
Speaker 12: what I'm replacing yours, Captain of the Report to the
Speaker 12: Bridge Commander, Canadian actor in Korea spanning seven decades, best
Speaker 12: known for portrayal of James t. Kirk in the Star
Speaker 12: Trek franchise and Denny Crane in the Practice and Boston Legal.
Speaker 12: Born March nineteen thirty one, Dead or alive?
Speaker 1: Anyone else for the last name of Shattna. We get
Speaker 1: so much brief yeah, in terms of nick names, etc.
Speaker 1: But not if you're as good as William was. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: he passed away not too long ago.
Speaker 2: Jody William is still alive.
Speaker 12: She's correct, he's alive.
Speaker 4: Was so confident that he die?
Speaker 12: Now that's too all, that's too old. So I guess
Speaker 12: we're gonna have to do a tie.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, here we go, alright?
Speaker 12: One following the Star Trek theme.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 12: Leonard Simon Nimoy an American actor famed for playing Spock
Speaker 12: in the Star Trek franchise for almost fifty years, including
Speaker 12: the originating spot in nineteen sixty six and then all
Speaker 12: the way through right up until the Next generation. Born
Speaker 12: March nineteen thirty one, Dead or alive.
Speaker 1: I just have no idea about Star Trek, Star Wars
Speaker 1: or women.
Speaker 4: I'm going to say he's still alive.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say doctor Spot died.
Speaker 12: Jokes for the.
Speaker 4: Wind, don't go on about it.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go on.
Speaker 3: I would not go on about it.
Speaker 4: Worst job, worst jobs. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: It's been a red hot minute since you've put me
Speaker 1: to work because I feel like all the jobs, saw
Speaker 1: the crappy jobs around it later been done.
Speaker 4: So I went on vacation.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I had a little spell. It's like you've
Speaker 3: had two weeks and you'll leave. Now you're back and
Speaker 3: have I got some jobs for you and joining us
Speaker 3: us now is the manager of your gym?
Speaker 11: Hello, Brad, Hi Jerdie, how are you going there?
Speaker 10: Very well?
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Firstly, let's get a synopsis of how Hazy goes at
Speaker 3: your gym, because every time I speak to him, he's
Speaker 3: on that bloody AsSalt bike and yep, what's his routine?
Speaker 11: Like his routine. He rocks up, he gets changing the
Speaker 11: car park, he rocks up, whether it's raining, don hail,
Speaker 11: will shine. He takes his top off and a gray
Speaker 11: or white so just no branded T shirt, singlet and
Speaker 11: then you don't see him half now he just appears
Speaker 11: in his office. That's the front toilet, he just says,
Speaker 11: and he comes out like he's done nothing wrong with
Speaker 11: this guilty looking at his face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and everyone else is vomiting in the corner and
Speaker 1: every every single morning, I'm like, well, that must be
Speaker 1: just coincidence.
Speaker 3: Well, all the.
Speaker 11: Girls are all happy. They're made evaated by you changing
Speaker 11: there in the car, but so they're happy.
Speaker 2: Why don't you change you that? Don't you have change rooms?
Speaker 4: They're brad They love it.
Speaker 11: I even gave him actually a gym bag so he
Speaker 11: wouldn't get changed from his from his boot there. But
Speaker 11: he sort of likes his routine and then he gets
Speaker 11: up on his assault bite for a ten mile forty
Speaker 11: minute session, or he get in his favorite treadmill for
Speaker 11: a ten kre and he'll do his shoulder flyers and
Speaker 11: then he will sit in from of the mirror for
Speaker 11: a good fifteen to twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the hoteset, Bradley. I'm doing ten miles
Speaker 1: a lot quicker than forty minutes.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, actually quite good. Actually Hazy had the world
Speaker 11: record on the ski eleven two thousand and seventy had
Speaker 11: the world it's actually second second in the world.
Speaker 2: The world on the ski loog.
Speaker 11: So I'd like to see him do it again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, five hundred.
Speaker 1: He's a question marks who was participating that but that's
Speaker 1: that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 4: We do need to mention as well, best finness.
Speaker 3: No, it's very here in there because you know one
Speaker 3: I know is competing for a world championship on a
Speaker 3: scale loos.
Speaker 1: Probably the point, but I'll take it. I'll completely take it.
Speaker 1: What's the jobs you got from me?
Speaker 4: Brain?
Speaker 11: Well, firstly we'll get you clean the front office if
Speaker 11: you could. Secondly your mirrors that you'll probably enjoy that
Speaker 11: job of it too much, yeah exactly, And then I
Speaker 11: want you clean it up after your brother and a
Speaker 11: big session.
Speaker 4: Yeah all right.
Speaker 1: So just as reference, my brother in law is Mickey G.
Speaker 1: And some people playing home might remember him from Maths.
Speaker 1: He was on Love Island, all sorts of these ridiculous shows. Yes,
Speaker 1: still riding on that fame as well. Isn't he townty?
Speaker 11: Yeah, but he's a bit bigger than he used to be.
Speaker 11: He's on a journey, he's making a comeback. So he
Speaker 11: was in this morning working hard and he's doing well
Speaker 11: a gift.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's on a journey. The journey is twice around
Speaker 1: the planet, up and down.
Speaker 2: And so how is he going to help out? Mickey G.
Speaker 11: I've put a couple of little jobs. Boy sweat after
Speaker 11: affording session.
Speaker 1: Then I'll tell you what and the the bloke could
Speaker 1: get a sweat up at the north Pole.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, he knows how to sweat, doesn't he. Well, ayah,
Speaker 4: it's true. He's actually very very true. Hi, this is
Speaker 4: in frozen water by you guys.
Speaker 1: Hey, you're going to come out to Fifth Streets Bowden
Speaker 1: for BST Fitness and you're going to put me to work?
Speaker 4: Is that all good?
Speaker 12: Thanks?
Speaker 11: May I really appreciate.
Speaker 1: It's been a very very big show and we really
Speaker 1: encourage you to listen to the podcast. And look, let's
Speaker 1: just as a group apologize if JODI's seen a little
Speaker 1: bit flat today. I'm so sorry about last night's event.
Speaker 2: Completely understandable though.
Speaker 3: The Adelaide Wildcats B four has lost an epic semi
Speaker 3: final just and his old scholars last night, so we
Speaker 3: miss out in the grand final where it's no big deal.
Speaker 3: I showed up today, didn't I I'm here, Yes, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 3: It took to the last quarter of the season for
Speaker 3: me to act actually go down with it ankle, So
Speaker 3: I got through the whole thing and tell the clutch
Speaker 3: part of the game okay, and the Worldcats lost their
Speaker 3: worst player, so you know, chokes on them.
Speaker 4: No issues whatsoever.
Speaker 1: There's probably a few other little things we need to
Speaker 1: explore tomorrow though, Okay.
Speaker 2: We can.
Speaker 4: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I'll be ready to talk about it.
Speaker 4: By the very good stuff. Or so Tom do day,
Speaker 4: Tom do we do day.
Speaker 2: He's going to come in ask us anything makes a return.
Speaker 3: This is where you can get involved at breakfast at
Speaker 3: over nine one nine dot com dot a you and
Speaker 3: ask us any question you like.
Speaker 1: All right, it's our little worst Job Wednesday follow up
Speaker 1: as well. That's it once again, Please listen to the
Speaker 1: podcast and please enjoy the rest of your day.
Speaker 4: Go on then goodbye, Thank you,