Speaker 1: Weak up, get you the morning.
Speaker 2: Every day, every lady, gentlemen, Adelaides joy and Hazy over.
Speaker 3: Joseph Socks. Sleepwalking. Oh my gosh, it's sleepwalking. Fascinating.
Speaker 4: It is unbelievable that people just don't recall what the
Speaker 4: hell they've done.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: So a woman who has been sleep walking for years
Speaker 3: has revealed the bizarre things that she's done in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night, from reranging furniture to placing shocking.
Speaker 6: Door dash orders. It's a bit scary.
Speaker 3: When you're getting up and you're doing actual things, and
Speaker 3: also when you're going outside. Yes, so this lady's name
Speaker 3: is Miranda. She's from Canada, so she began sleepwalking as
Speaker 3: early as six years old. Some of the things that
Speaker 3: she's done, she has said that I will clean up,
Speaker 3: I will make lunches, I'll often clean dishes, so that's
Speaker 3: quite handy, she said. I have often folded clothing, I've
Speaker 3: reranged furniture, I've put away decorations. And one time she
Speaker 3: revealed that at twelve forty three in the morning, she
Speaker 3: placed an order a single order for one satchet of
Speaker 3: honey mustard to be delivered via door dash and it
Speaker 3: costs eight dollars and there's a photo of the bloke
Speaker 3: from door Dash with a very very peculiar look on
Speaker 3: his face, thinking, what the hell do you need one
Speaker 3: saet of honey mustard.
Speaker 7: For at twelve forty three in the morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, I had a few episodes young. I don't know
Speaker 3: what it is. I think it's a young bloke sting
Speaker 3: when you go through a bit of a phase and
Speaker 3: maybe you're drinking too much consistently were you're not quite
Speaker 3: in control of things?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: I did have a bloke who I used to play
Speaker 3: footy with for confidentiality purposes. That's calling Brad. No, maybe
Speaker 3: that's probably a little bit to what that's call him
Speaker 3: be Obhara And every single time this great football too
Speaker 3: for the dogs back in the day.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's irrelevant.
Speaker 6: This is probably.
Speaker 3: I just try to play the picture big night, come
Speaker 3: home without fail, each and every time, bang piece on
Speaker 3: the TV on his TV.
Speaker 6: In his bedroom.
Speaker 3: Oh no, so I'd understand why, Like, there's obviously a
Speaker 3: science behind it. But who could explain why that when OI,
Speaker 3: or O Train as we like to call him, would
Speaker 3: come home half a few drinks and have no recollection.
Speaker 6: What's the all he have to do is the next morning,
Speaker 6: like was that a big night? Yes it was.
Speaker 3: Let's go check there, Let's go check to TV. It's
Speaker 3: wet every single time. And I know he's not alone.
Speaker 3: I know there's a lot of other stories. But for
Speaker 3: whatever reason, if it's urinating on a TV or urinating
Speaker 3: in a bin or something anywhere in your direct site,
Speaker 3: that isn't the actual toilet.
Speaker 4: When you say you know he's not alone, he had
Speaker 4: other doggies teammates that came in and joined in the fund.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think so. I don't think so. No,
Speaker 3: it was the tea body. But he used to measure.
Speaker 3: He'd be like, oh, had a big night last night?
Speaker 6: Like how big? Like like O we big? Like did
Speaker 6: you piss on the TV? Like big? Not that big?
Speaker 6: What about his TV as well?
Speaker 3: No, TV is just sitting out there being like it's
Speaker 3: getting laid past midnight?
Speaker 6: Three A m oh, here he comes here, he comes here,
Speaker 6: he comes, Go straight to bed, go straight to bed.
Speaker 1: No, no pray.
Speaker 4: Also, the TV's there. I'm just gonna that's it. I'm
Speaker 4: just going to have to buy a PUNCHO.
Speaker 6: He comes home, So why are you wearing a Boncho.
Speaker 4: Told a fascinating story a little earlier this morning about
Speaker 4: your mate who played at Central's, And oh my goodness,
Speaker 4: didn't he like to basically come home or go to
Speaker 4: bed and then wake up and pee on the tv?
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, it happens. It happens. Who knows what happens
Speaker 3: when you're snoring. His name is Brad Noahara, by the way,
Speaker 3: very good football. I played for Central's.
Speaker 4: It's irrelevant at this point, is so far that he's
Speaker 4: burying the lead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the O train used to maybe you'd just have
Speaker 3: one or two many drinks and come home and go
Speaker 3: to sleep, wake up and all of a sudden bang
Speaker 3: just taking slash on the t back. He's not alone
Speaker 3: to by the way, not the first time. A lot
Speaker 3: of people like to do it in their clothes, bins
Speaker 3: and things like that. We want to put it out there.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten The strange things that you've done
Speaker 3: while sleep walking. So this particular woman, as well as
Speaker 3: the story, stem from from Canada. She explained how she's
Speaker 3: been sleep walking since she was sick years old. Said,
Speaker 3: sometimes she gets up, she cleans, she makes lunches, She
Speaker 3: often cleans dishes. One time She got up at twelve
Speaker 3: forty three and she ordered one single saturte of honey
Speaker 3: mustard from door Dash.
Speaker 7: Yeare right?
Speaker 6: Eight bucks it cost her.
Speaker 4: Oh dear, imagine the door Dash guy. He's like, why
Speaker 4: is she dose this? Really so very desperate who.
Speaker 3: Had a hand cring just to ever so slightly garnish
Speaker 3: their meal with a bit of honey mustard twelve forty
Speaker 3: three in the morning. She also went on to say
Speaker 3: that only once has she gone outside, so that's when
Speaker 3: it's really dangerous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is I have to say, though, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: hate it if my preferred activity.
Speaker 7: Sleepwalking was to do housework.
Speaker 6: Now made you wake up?
Speaker 7: Did you wake up? When you go? Who came over?
Speaker 7: And who folded all the washing? And who did the dishes?
Speaker 7: And oh wow, someone made the kids lunches. This is amazing.
Speaker 6: And I'm refreshed as well.
Speaker 3: Sure I'm physically not feeling my best, but mentally I'm recharged.
Speaker 7: It's just the dream actually.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten, Please share your sleep walking
Speaker 3: stories's got a bunch of calls. We'll get to you
Speaker 3: next time. I'll tell you this March before out o'clock
Speaker 3: in here and Edge hearing song. If you want to
Speaker 3: get on stand, why let's to see the great Man
Speaker 3: performing in It's Swedeen that well, listen out free song.
Speaker 6: Let's going to play Call thirteen, twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: We're talking sleep walkers, and in particular the crazy stuff
Speaker 3: that you've done will sleep walking Adam at Jodes, who
Speaker 3: used to get up every single time after a few
Speaker 3: beers in the middle of the night and just urinate,
Speaker 3: ever so delicately on his TV in his room.
Speaker 7: Was it wouldn't have been a plasma then it was
Speaker 7: a plasma early days, early plasma.
Speaker 6: D early plasma days.
Speaker 3: And you suggest as well that perhaps at some stage
Speaker 3: that particular plasma start wearing a poncho.
Speaker 6: We did.
Speaker 3: He's still wearing a poncho right now, Like why are
Speaker 3: you wearing ploncho? It's like, well, because I'm going to
Speaker 3: the showdown, but also because brain's going to wheel on me.
Speaker 7: Very well prepared. Plasma.
Speaker 4: TV's got a John from Jabron Park.
Speaker 7: Good morning John, What are you doing your sleep?
Speaker 8: Good morning guys.
Speaker 9: I'm not quite a sleep walker. I'm asleep rocker. My
Speaker 9: wife basically has described it like I'm possessed by something
Speaker 9: bad and I folded in the middle backwards and launched
Speaker 9: like a feel or something that's getting aggressive. And I
Speaker 9: had but the bed that she's bouncing on the other
Speaker 9: side of it. And I'm not an overly big man.
Speaker 9: It's pretty concerning.
Speaker 3: That's so good that I know he's having a fit.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, he's just cutting sick to this,
Speaker 3: He's just driving.
Speaker 9: I know, I'm enjoying the music that I'm here. And
Speaker 9: if you know, I wake up and I've got like
Speaker 9: carpa burn on my forehead from the pillow case.
Speaker 4: I mean, sorry, did you say your wife?
Speaker 9: How does she sometimes tries to calm me down, like
Speaker 9: put a hand on me back and try and you know,
Speaker 9: or wake me up or whatever. But it's pretty intent.
Speaker 10: I'd love to be awake to see it.
Speaker 5: One day.
Speaker 6: You got to get it.
Speaker 4: Are please get her to film you when you're doing
Speaker 4: it the next time? Thanks so much, John thirteen, twenty
Speaker 4: four ten. We are taking your calls this morning one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty dollars Earth Clay voucher to give away
Speaker 4: for the best dollar take.
Speaker 3: Us through your sleep walking situation, because it's a bit
Speaker 3: of a scary thing. I just wake up in like
Speaker 3: what was I doing last night? I have no recollection whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Often wonders, what have you committed a crime?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: I know? Or you could do what that woman that
Speaker 4: we've been talking about this morning did and just woke
Speaker 4: up and did all the housework.
Speaker 6: How good, It's perfect.
Speaker 7: That's that's what.
Speaker 6: What about the fitness as well?
Speaker 3: What if you get in your sleep like go for
Speaker 3: a run, ord get on the treadmill, or do push ups.
Speaker 7: Do all the crap that you don't want to do
Speaker 7: awake during the day.
Speaker 6: It's the dream, isn't that?
Speaker 7: Isn't that good? Let's go to Monica from Clarence Gardens.
Speaker 7: Good morning Monica.
Speaker 11: Good morning Jodie and Heaby.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 7: Was it you that were sleepwalking?
Speaker 12: I loved a good sleep walk. Apparently as a six
Speaker 12: year old I was called the Tudini of sleepwalkers in
Speaker 12: my family. I believe I used to love getting out
Speaker 12: in the middle of the night, shaking and rattling all
Speaker 12: the chains of the front door. And my parents had
Speaker 12: like four bolts on the front door, just to open
Speaker 12: them all up and sit there, wiggle the chain and
Speaker 12: just stand there with the door wide open. And my
Speaker 12: mum would come out and think, oh my god, someone's
Speaker 12: robbing the house and it was intruder. And then I
Speaker 12: would follow it up the next night by escaping out
Speaker 12: the window, and quite often my mum would find me
Speaker 12: halfway outside the window my bedroom. So a fascination of
Speaker 12: just getting outside.
Speaker 6: Yes, someone's trying to rob us.
Speaker 3: No, it's okay, it's our demonic little six year old,
Speaker 3: just rattling the chain.
Speaker 4: Wake her on a stage, though, chuck her in one
Speaker 4: of those big water tanks and tie her up in
Speaker 4: one of those strap jackets and watch you get out.
Speaker 7: The girls a great little literally.
Speaker 6: You like, let's go seek clift. Good morning to you, Cassie,
Speaker 6: Good morning, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 7: We're good, Cassie. Was it you that was asleep? Yeah?
Speaker 7: What happened?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 11: I did.
Speaker 13: When I was a kid, I was a massive sleepwalker.
Speaker 13: I've got two quick occasions that my parents had told me.
Speaker 13: One night they woke up because I was stumping down
Speaker 13: the hallway. I stumped into their room and then I
Speaker 13: just stared at them, and then that actually told me
Speaker 13: to go back to bed, and I yelled at them
Speaker 13: and said what are you doing? And then stumped my
Speaker 13: way back into my room and went.
Speaker 10: Back to sleep properly.
Speaker 13: Yeah. And then the other occasion was my dad heard
Speaker 13: some noise and he came looking for me and found
Speaker 13: me in the lounge room watching static on the TV.
Speaker 6: Oh that is scary, by the way.
Speaker 10: Very scary.
Speaker 13: They thought I was possessed.
Speaker 7: Lunatic. So this fascinates me.
Speaker 4: So when people so you're sitting there watching TV with
Speaker 4: your eyes open, yes, but you're fast asleep.
Speaker 13: Yeah, fast asleep, though I slightly open.
Speaker 3: Did you look at your parents but then your head
Speaker 3: kept on turning? Did like a full three sixty? Went
Speaker 3: back to watching theater.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Gussie, thanks so much for Nicole.
Speaker 3: Sleepwalking can be a very very scary thing. We're sharing
Speaker 3: sleepwalking stories this morning. She seems dangerous to me. It
Speaker 3: could be used for good things. Yeah, I often wonder
Speaker 3: what could happen if you used for bad things? Is
Speaker 3: it a way to get out of committing a crime?
Speaker 7: I don't know. Does it stand up in court? Is
Speaker 7: the question?
Speaker 6: Good question?
Speaker 4: Okay, let's go to Teresa from Mobbery Heights. Good morning
Speaker 4: to Resa. Were you the sleepwalker?
Speaker 11: Yes? I was. Good morning guys.
Speaker 7: How are you good? Good? What happened?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 11: I was in hospital and my dad picked me up.
Speaker 11: He was a truck driver, and he dropped me back
Speaker 11: home and he came back to check on me about
Speaker 11: two hours later, and he said, I was walking around
Speaker 11: the house like real estate agents, showing imaginary people around
Speaker 11: the house and describing the features of the house, and
Speaker 11: bless my mum and dad. Their house wasn't a very
Speaker 11: nice house. So I have no idea what I said,
Speaker 11: but my dad would just stand back in the doorway
Speaker 11: and just watch me do it. And when I finished,
Speaker 11: I just went back to bed.
Speaker 6: That's nice.
Speaker 3: We wearing sunglasses well, and a gray suit, and some
Speaker 3: white lifers with a small little secondhand Lexus park out
Speaker 3: the front as well.
Speaker 11: To Raser, I think I was because my dad said
Speaker 11: the way I described the house, he would have bought
Speaker 11: it as well.
Speaker 6: You're a good real estate agent, bro.
Speaker 4: You can see we have one point seven meters ceilings
Speaker 4: in the kitchen.
Speaker 3: Gorgeous entertainment of the space, the space, thick of the possibilities,
Speaker 3: renovators dream.
Speaker 4: Amazing Lauren from VICTI, Good morning, Lauren. Were you the
Speaker 4: sleepwalker did more?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 10: That was me So I was very stressed right for
Speaker 10: my wedding and doing a lot of sleet walking, and
Speaker 10: I woke up one night in the corner of my
Speaker 10: bedroom with.
Speaker 15: A Liait lighter on my head.
Speaker 10: Whoa, whoa I used to keep I used to keep
Speaker 10: the lighter on my bedsite table with my candle. I
Speaker 10: don't do that anymore, but yeah, yeah, I just I
Speaker 10: woke up and I had it leaped in my hand
Speaker 10: and I'm like, what is this done?
Speaker 7: Is horrifying, Lauren.
Speaker 4: So the wedding went okay, it was fun, excellent, beautiful.
Speaker 7: Monica from Hawthorne Deane, Good morning.
Speaker 15: Monica, good morning.
Speaker 7: Okay, well this is horrifying. What happened?
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was quite horrifying. So we were traveling as
Speaker 15: a family with all my four kids, and we'd arrived
Speaker 15: and our first stop overseas. We were heading off to
Speaker 15: see family. So it was a long haul. Everyone was
Speaker 15: of course tired as you are from all that flying,
Speaker 15: and everyone went to bed and then during the night
Speaker 15: woke up to a lady standing next to our bed
Speaker 15: with our daughter and one of her kids we didn't
Speaker 15: know which of random lady and a kid and saying,
Speaker 15: your sister, your child. So this my daughter had left
Speaker 15: the hotel room, gone into the fire escape. I don't
Speaker 15: know how far away she's gone, because we were all
Speaker 15: asleep and then working up in the fire escape, petrified
Speaker 15: of course, and then knocked on the door, and fortunately
Speaker 15: it was a lovely lady with her family. And we
Speaker 15: still don't even know how they managed to out of
Speaker 15: all the doors of this random, big hotel. She did
Speaker 15: find her way back to up and it was all wonderful.
Speaker 15: But I even now, like you just we don't think
Speaker 15: about the could have been. We just think, wow, that
Speaker 15: was an adventure and Lily is here safe. So from
Speaker 15: that we learned that Lily does I didn't want to
Speaker 15: her name, but she does sleep sleepwalk when she gets
Speaker 15: overtired as well as we know she does that from
Speaker 15: you know, when she is sick or whatever, but just
Speaker 15: added that list. So from them we had to barricade
Speaker 15: every door wherever we went, suitcapers piled up, and she
Speaker 15: would still dry. I was terrified, even though it was hilarious,
Speaker 15: it was.
Speaker 3: Terrifiedly trying to escape all though she's asleep.
Speaker 8: She's Yeah.
Speaker 7: Some people put their kids to bed and read them
Speaker 7: a story.
Speaker 4: You put your kid to bed and whack a handcuff
Speaker 4: on her to the side table.
Speaker 6: Sweet dreams. Oh my god, there's a lot going on,
Speaker 6: isn't there I much going on.
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Speaker 1: What you need to know.
Speaker 6: With Jody and Hay, I'll tell you what's happening today,
Speaker 6: ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 7: It's rain.
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Speaker 14: While Jody laughs, I'd just like to say, helpfully, keep laughing, Jody,
Speaker 14: we've had five meals already this morning, right, okay, till
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Speaker 14: while you were all asleep.
Speaker 4: Yep, the fifteen to thirty meals expected today.
Speaker 7: Did you just say that, Lucy?
Speaker 4: And also five to fifty eight expected tomorrow for a
Speaker 4: showdown as well.
Speaker 7: So the kicker, isn't it he's a little bit groom.
Speaker 3: Isn't it going to be a wet and windy and
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Speaker 3: to suit for Adelaide supporters because it's going to slightly
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Speaker 6: And then we go, there you go. That's what you're
Speaker 6: waking up to this morning.
Speaker 4: Still to come with Jodie and Hazy on Adelaide's One night.
Speaker 3: You jump into the show. It's that one note wonder. Yes,
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Speaker 6: Do you think that's really easy?
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Speaker 7: Friday? Have you got it?
Speaker 3: Thurtday and twenty more ten, let's play it Joe's We've
Speaker 3: got a big old showdown happening on Saturday night, a showdown.
Speaker 6: At fifty eight.
Speaker 3: We thought, why don't we speak to one of the
Speaker 3: absolute best to ever do it? Three time Premiership hero Fitzroy,
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Speaker 6: It's als to Lynch, get a.
Speaker 1: Lynch, good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you you've gone to the top shelf this morning?
Speaker 4: Andrew Hayes, you're not.
Speaker 6: The top part of the top shof too.
Speaker 7: Above the top Sholfees.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure it's exactly the top shelf, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not on the bottom.
Speaker 6: Let's go with that, mate.
Speaker 3: Can we talk about the showdown and can we get
Speaker 3: your thoughts on the showdown from someone who views it
Speaker 3: from the outside. Obviously it's the biggest thing. It's the
Speaker 3: biggest thing on the day, it's the biggest thing leading
Speaker 3: up to it as well. But from someone who was
Speaker 3: a footy grade who's seen it all and done it all.
Speaker 6: What's the showdown like in your eye?
Speaker 1: Love it?
Speaker 2: I love everything about the showdown, especially Adelaide Oval, regardless.
Speaker 1: Whether it's a port game or Adelaide home game.
Speaker 2: I love the passion, love the passion of I mean
Speaker 2: South Australians like I grew up in Tazzy South Australia
Speaker 2: and tazzy similar we've got passionate football supporters. Traditionally you
Speaker 2: supported your local clubs and then had a team the VFL.
Speaker 2: But you get your own team and you're right in
Speaker 2: behind them, and I just love the passion of the
Speaker 2: supporters that go in and I'm expecting that it will
Speaker 2: be an Adelaide win, but in these games, I seem
Speaker 2: to get the upsets.
Speaker 1: There's some characters in the games.
Speaker 2: It's always a bit in the in the lead up
Speaker 2: and there's always a little bit at the end of it.
Speaker 2: So one of the great Derby's, well probably the greatest
Speaker 2: AFL derby at the moment. I mean we talk about
Speaker 2: the traditional ones. Carlton Collingwood, you know from the VFL
Speaker 2: days and historically you know they've gone that's gone on
Speaker 2: for a long time. But there's there's history in this
Speaker 2: derby and there's been some great games and great stories,
Speaker 2: and I think this is number one.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my fellow Taswegian. By the way, there going,
Speaker 4: were you Hobart or Lonnie?
Speaker 1: We'll see I'm winded on the northwest.
Speaker 7: Coast, really wind suburb winned.
Speaker 2: You can't laugh when you say that.
Speaker 1: All right, So what are we doing? Family trees?
Speaker 2: Because this might we can't talk for too long because
Speaker 2: we'll probably work out we related.
Speaker 1: So that's an issue. Where about you're from.
Speaker 4: I'm from Hobart, so I grew up sort of Glenorchy way.
Speaker 2: You grew up in Grenorky and you're hanging it on Wingard.
Speaker 2: My goodness.
Speaker 4: My dad was a TfL umpire as well, so I
Speaker 4: spent a lot of time at the North Hobart Oval.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: Fantastic there you go, Oh it.
Speaker 7: Is my cousin. It's my cousin, Elie Stick.
Speaker 2: There's a massive chance we've had these conversations before. You
Speaker 2: sit down with a teammate in the tazzy side or
Speaker 2: something like that and you work out, oh my cousin's
Speaker 2: your cousins. Yeah, yeah, confused and you're actually going to
Speaker 2: I'm I'm just kidding.
Speaker 6: I shouldn't take on the cast makers.
Speaker 7: Like that, Alistair.
Speaker 4: So let's get back to the showdown show for just
Speaker 4: a second. But forum means nothing. Going into these showdowns
Speaker 4: traditionally Port in a bit of trouble, especially with injuries.
Speaker 4: Taking on the Crows who are absolutely flying literally, are
Speaker 4: they any chance of an upset?
Speaker 2: Well, because of what you said, Yeah, these sort of
Speaker 2: games do pop up upsets you wouldn't expect so, but
Speaker 2: you know Kenny Hinckley's last showdown, he's been such a
Speaker 2: huge character in the game in South Australia and certainly
Speaker 2: for Port Adelaide. He's been at the Helm when they've
Speaker 2: had some upsets Port Adelaide over the Crows. So I
Speaker 2: think this is going to be a cracking game. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I would expect though Adelaide, who are just looking really
Speaker 2: well tuned in the run up to the finals, so
Speaker 2: I think they'd win and win comfortably.
Speaker 3: Alis the Lenz from fox Foot he made we absolutely
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Speaker 6: So thanks for time.
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Speaker 1: Now I can goday.
Speaker 8: Friday.
Speaker 6: I've said it before I start it again. Two things
Speaker 6: you need to do on a Friday. Put on a
Speaker 6: pair of pants, have a drink of water.
Speaker 3: And listen to Ryan fIF fifty Friday. There you're absolute
Speaker 3: free stating your morning.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 16: This is the time of the year guys that I'm
Speaker 16: what are we five games out before the end of
Speaker 16: the home and away season? I mean this is where
Speaker 16: they ramp up your training and get yourself ready.
Speaker 17: This is where I.
Speaker 16: Would get myself ready to sit on the bench for
Speaker 16: three quarters and no.
Speaker 6: But it is.
Speaker 16: It's that time of the year and what a way
Speaker 16: to get yourself ready leading into the finals for the
Speaker 16: Cries is the showdown.
Speaker 17: I'm really nervous about this Saturday night nervous.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I bet.
Speaker 4: I mean it's kind of a danger game, isn't it,
Speaker 4: because the team that's supposed to win never normally does
Speaker 4: in the team that is not surprising does.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's kind of Rosy's hand going to be all right, that's.
Speaker 4: The questions and Andrew Hayes question, you're the AFL Channel
Speaker 4: seven sports reporter.
Speaker 3: Well, there is a break in there, so he's going
Speaker 3: to be playing with pain and probably some sort of
Speaker 3: little guard there. But he's so silk and he's so smooth.
Speaker 3: It's not like last time we played Fitz. Was it
Speaker 3: last year he played in the showdown and took a
Speaker 3: punt with the hamstring and it went bang.
Speaker 16: Yeah, differently, it was an absolute mess. But do you
Speaker 16: remember was it Stevie j who had a broken hand
Speaker 16: and there was someone trying to smash his hand with
Speaker 16: Stevie Baker?
Speaker 6: Was it was a Stevie.
Speaker 16: Stevie That's right, Stevie Baker on Stevie j. He and
Speaker 16: he had a broken hand, Jody, And the whole game
Speaker 16: you just saw Stevie Baker just smashing his hand.
Speaker 17: Well, the ball wasn't even in the area.
Speaker 7: I mean, I find that filthy, that sort of hat.
Speaker 3: I remember remember O four Jonathan Brown v. Chadcorns, and
Speaker 3: Chad Corns was going after Jonathan Brown's knee.
Speaker 16: Was Chad was Yeah, yeah, I think it was was
Speaker 16: at the Grand Final as well where he had a
Speaker 16: big fight with Josh Carth Jeez.
Speaker 7: It was just on hey, hey, Fitzy.
Speaker 4: Speaking of the showdown this weekend, Jack Lekoschis joined us
Speaker 4: in the studio this week eventually because he was supposed
Speaker 4: to be here at about seven forty and he sent
Speaker 4: us a text and gone and he's gone, oh my god,
Speaker 4: I've just woken up. So hopefully that's not an omen
Speaker 4: for the Port Adelaide Football Club on the weekend. But
Speaker 4: have you ever had one of those moments where you've
Speaker 4: woken up and gone, oh, should have been at work?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Actually, funny you should bring that up because it was
Speaker 16: while I was on air. So two thousand and five,
Speaker 16: remember when MTV was flying in Australia and they put
Speaker 16: on their own award show. They did an Australian MTV
Speaker 16: Music Awards, and it was the year Jodes that Anna
Speaker 16: Nicole Smith rip not with us anymore. She got up
Speaker 16: and presented an award with Kelly Slater the surfer, and
Speaker 16: she got her breasts out.
Speaker 17: Do you remember that? It was quite a Controversey.
Speaker 7: Absolutely off enough.
Speaker 17: So hazy, this is going to shock you.
Speaker 16: But I actually presented an award at the two thousand
Speaker 16: and five MTV Music Awards on behalf of Nova. I
Speaker 16: did it with Bianca die and I ended up having
Speaker 16: a huge night. I was partying with people like jar
Speaker 16: Raw and Sharon Osborne after the show, and Kelly Slater
Speaker 16: and Anna Nicole Smith. I slept in and I woke
Speaker 16: up at eight am in the morning, and I missed
Speaker 16: the first two hours of the breakfast.
Speaker 6: Sho Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: What about that feeling fits me when you wake up
Speaker 3: and you look at your phone, You're like, no, can't
Speaker 3: be it can't be that time.
Speaker 7: What times you get to bed? What time do you
Speaker 7: go to bed?
Speaker 17: Do you know what I went to bed at?
Speaker 16: I reckon around about five o'clock and we're on air
Speaker 16: at six am.
Speaker 17: Do you know the best thing about Nova?
Speaker 16: And I shout out to our ex CEO, Cath O'Connor
Speaker 16: because I still remember I was so nervous because I'd
Speaker 16: only been working less than a year and they got
Speaker 16: me to present the award and I thought, I'm in
Speaker 16: massive trouble here. Still remember the phone call she rang
Speaker 16: me after the show and she said that was the
Speaker 16: funniest hour you ever did. When you're on from eight
Speaker 16: till nine. She goes, you should do that again sometime,
Speaker 16: and I was like, what a legend. This is the
Speaker 16: place for me where they praise you being late into
Speaker 16: the into work.
Speaker 6: So fitsy. Here go, here's twelve beers each and every morning.
Speaker 7: That's outstanding.
Speaker 3: Before we let you go, we did see a very
Speaker 3: very funny video via your Instagram and also Fitzy and
Speaker 3: Kate Richie No over nine six nights you riding a
Speaker 3: bike and here's here's the audio.
Speaker 16: No, it's this is so embarrassing. But I pulled up
Speaker 16: at my place. There was a young kid walking along
Speaker 16: the road and I thought, and I'll try to do
Speaker 16: a cut of endos here bunny hops and try to
Speaker 16: impress him. But my right cleat in my bike couldn't.
Speaker 16: I couldn't get it out. So I've just actually it's
Speaker 16: like the slowly like the leaning tower of Pizza. I've
Speaker 16: just hit the decks her head and this kid's just
Speaker 16: laughing at me. Now I get up not thinking, oh no,
Speaker 16: this is so embarrassing. Went and told my wife and
Speaker 16: she said, oh that's great. Let's go and get the
Speaker 16: old CC's up on our socials.
Speaker 7: Man, it's so brilliant.
Speaker 16: Oh and you should see the bruise on my ass,
Speaker 16: do you? It's it's massive.
Speaker 17: Well you want to see it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're on video, so you yeah, we can see.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, whoa that's am I hemophiliate?
Speaker 17: Do I bruise? Easy?
Speaker 3: Also, thanks for giving us an insight. Also, did you
Speaker 3: get any injuries from falling.
Speaker 6: Off the bike?
Speaker 4: He's a titan of the Australian food industry, an award
Speaker 4: winning food journalist, a restaurant critic, and on a number
Speaker 4: of television cooking shows.
Speaker 5: Some dishes that are disasters, quite frankly laughs. He's disgusting and.
Speaker 4: You will certainly recognize him from his colorful cravats in
Speaker 4: Adelaide as an ambassador for the Adelaide Heels Winter Rest
Speaker 4: Festival for this weekend.
Speaker 7: And joining us now in studio. Please welcome that Chrystal.
Speaker 5: Lovely to be here, How lovely to.
Speaker 7: Be, how lovely to have you?
Speaker 5: I mean wine, Hello, red wine winter open fire, Yes,
Speaker 5: elegant red wine from the Adelaide Hills. I mean, what's
Speaker 5: not to love?
Speaker 6: This is?
Speaker 5: I woke up this one? Who went when this could
Speaker 5: not be better? Weather? Wet and all? I need to
Speaker 5: open fire? Yeah, a little bit of a large glass
Speaker 5: so you can really swizz all things around, because you know,
Speaker 5: drinking wine is all about how you look when you do.
Speaker 5: It's huge glass, red wine, swish it around.
Speaker 4: I'm so pleased you endorse the huge glass because my
Speaker 4: husband at home calls me buckets because I like the
Speaker 4: really big.
Speaker 5: Can we can we just clarify that the huge glass
Speaker 5: is for a small amount of wine. It's not a
Speaker 5: huge glass. What I need another bottle to go in?
Speaker 5: This glass is not what you want to.
Speaker 4: Be someone march Matt Preston out of the studio. Pase
Speaker 4: that is incorrect.
Speaker 6: Also, buckets over there? Half glass.
Speaker 7: What's your favorite type of red wine? Please?
Speaker 5: Oh look, I think it's probably Peano noir. I had
Speaker 5: a beautiful moment out and had pizza last night, because
Speaker 5: that's you know, that's the whole thing about red wine
Speaker 5: goes really well with pizzas as it.
Speaker 7: Goes well everyone's it. Domino is going, what's Preston.
Speaker 6: I went to Cray up in the Hills.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well that's right, we did. We did have We
Speaker 5: did have of ingreen a peanut and it was very,
Speaker 5: very nice but beautiful, you know, that nice double double
Speaker 5: pepperoni pizza with a little chilly honey on the hot.
Speaker 5: But if you're going to go to places, go to
Speaker 5: places that are run by you know, the people that
Speaker 5: are on the floor. I'm a big fan of going
Speaker 5: to the independent places run chains because one they tend
Speaker 5: to care, because their livelihood is totally built into where
Speaker 5: you have a good experience and and you just get
Speaker 5: you know, the pizza we had. I think Crape was
Speaker 5: just they were just one wonder for it's not the
Speaker 5: fanciest places, but it's also not the most expensive.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's very true.
Speaker 3: But we've been pulling that card for years in South
Speaker 3: Australia compared to the Eastern States, which is a little
Speaker 3: bit cheaper.
Speaker 5: But we like it. But that's a big sounth Australian
Speaker 5: mistake because because it should be the other right, it's
Speaker 5: really good. Oh yeah, and it's also not going to
Speaker 5: cost you the price of Ferrari. Yes, you're not going
Speaker 5: to have to pay for microherbs on top, and it's
Speaker 5: all those you know, the South Astraca because of the
Speaker 5: produce has always done really well. That's the great joy.
Speaker 4: I'm really keen to pick your brain on this because
Speaker 4: I feel like the way we cook now and the
Speaker 4: way we do recipes has completely transformed. Because I was
Speaker 4: like old school, out of the recipe book you would
Speaker 4: have been to. However, now everything I do is sort
Speaker 4: of off Instagram or TikTok or and then you find
Speaker 4: yourself you've screenshot a recipe and you're like, oh, I've
Speaker 4: got to go back and find that.
Speaker 7: Where is that? It's all online? How do you feel
Speaker 7: about that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Look, look I love it. I think it's fantastic. I
Speaker 5: think it. I mean, I think that the you're about
Speaker 5: it is whether the stuff's been properly tested. So you know,
Speaker 5: I've written for Delicious Taste for twenty years and everything
Speaker 5: on everything you see on those websites has been tested
Speaker 5: three times, so you know it's going to work.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: Being also writing a column for The TiSER, I'm out
Speaker 5: there looking at the latest trend stuff and I'll see
Speaker 5: that great thing on TikTok. I'll try it and I'll
Speaker 5: be a disaster and it'll be disgusting because it's it's
Speaker 5: all about what it looks like. And so then going
Speaker 5: well maybe the German of grade idea you can turn
Speaker 5: into something good. So you've got to be careful. But
Speaker 5: it's like a magazine or anything. You find people already
Speaker 5: a share. You find people you can trust who give
Speaker 5: you great advice, and then they become your friends. And
Speaker 5: I think it's the same thing on social media, I think.
Speaker 5: But I think the democratization the fact that people can
Speaker 5: come up with a different idea to use, say rice
Speaker 5: paper that's fantastic, rather just making a Vietnamese role, but
Speaker 5: you know, using it to make a case of deer
Speaker 5: with rice it sounds fantasy.
Speaker 4: But the other interesting thing is the way things take
Speaker 4: off now, Like we're seeing a shortage of cottage cheese
Speaker 4: because of all these cottage cheese.
Speaker 5: Well we have exactly that problem. I'm doing a Sunday
Speaker 5: actually shinning up at Lot one hundred on as part
Speaker 5: of this this Red Rine Festival, the Winter wed Ryan Festival,
Speaker 5: and I'm doing a I've made a Dubai chocolate tart,
Speaker 5: so it's like a like a chocolate tart. It's got
Speaker 5: a thick seam of pistachio to heini and katiefi pastry.
Speaker 7: You want to decipher all that for us?
Speaker 6: Andrew host something that's really yummy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, it's really simple. You just take very finely
Speaker 5: shredded filo toasted in butter so it's golden and crunching,
Speaker 5: and then smash it with pistachios, a little bit of
Speaker 5: something sweetness like honey and tahini, and then you just
Speaker 5: mix it together into a paste you put at the
Speaker 5: bottom of your tart. It's very simple. Dubai Chocolate's been
Speaker 5: a huge, huge everywhere, but you can't get that shreaded
Speaker 5: filo anyway. So I was being cursed last week as
Speaker 5: they were trying to I think we I think we
Speaker 5: found it. Made of mine found it through a Greek
Speaker 5: mate who found it through a Greek restaurant and he
Speaker 5: managed to know the last last kelo in South Australia.
Speaker 7: Matt Preston.
Speaker 4: If people want to come along it's this weekend, how
Speaker 4: do they go about it?
Speaker 5: Jump online against some chicken, jump online and get the tickets.
Speaker 5: A lot of them is over fifty events. Most of
Speaker 5: them have sold out or close to sold out, so
Speaker 5: you know, get your friends, wrap up, warm, come out
Speaker 5: this open fires, there's red wine, and it's got a
Speaker 5: party out. The sei is great, it's good.
Speaker 3: The Adelaide Hills Wine Region hosts the biggest winter wine
Speaker 3: festival in the States, fifty producer events across the Hills
Speaker 3: this week at all charging the glass and celebration of
Speaker 3: readings right now to cool climate red Wines alongside our
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five ambassador. And this is the best bit,
Speaker 3: mister Matt Preston, Thank you for chatting with us so
Speaker 3: much for coming in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I do still want to try and win
Speaker 5: the shirtown tickets.
Speaker 4: Well I meant first called through, so yeah we got
Speaker 4: inside ten minutes.
Speaker 6: Good luck to you, mister dabreast.
Speaker 8: Gentleman and battles.
Speaker 6: We love this.
Speaker 3: What a wholesome little competition that doesn't get too competitive
Speaker 3: at all. It's called our Battle of the bang Is.
Speaker 3: It's getting quite tight. Actually it's in my favor still.
Speaker 3: Eleven to nine. This week was quite interesting. It was
Speaker 3: two thousand and three. Two songs Joe's You went with this,
Speaker 3: We so bad dance me, I want to work your
Speaker 3: buddy piece of steak.
Speaker 6: Versus a bit of counting crows. Oh, I can't.
Speaker 3: It's nice, isn't it, Big yellow Taxi? I wasn't a
Speaker 3: little more meddle super mellow, isn't it? You couldn't go
Speaker 3: into sort of different directions, could you, Big yellow Taxi
Speaker 3: versus rock your body?
Speaker 7: Make a choice? Do you want to be up and
Speaker 7: about or you want to be a little bit flat,
Speaker 7: don't you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Producer Lucy, the results are officially in
Speaker 3: which way are we going? And on top of that
Speaker 3: as well, because you're new in this space, we're going
Speaker 3: to give you a drum roll and then you can
Speaker 3: give us a result.
Speaker 6: You're ready to go, Ready to go?
Speaker 5: Go on? Okay?
Speaker 6: Two?
Speaker 14: Three said it was close, Jody, like you said it
Speaker 14: was close, It remained close. One was sixty percent, one
Speaker 14: was forty percent. Yes, luckily, Jody was your sixty percent
Speaker 14: rocky body.
Speaker 7: If you ever want to be up and about me,
Speaker 7: oh that's true, I'll give you that. Okay, let's go,
Speaker 7: Jo t all right.
Speaker 3: It's a tight contest now then sure is takes us
Speaker 3: to eleven ten. Here is your winning song this week
Speaker 3: with Battle of the banger as justin Timberlake, fresh Iper,
Speaker 3: there you are.
Speaker 6: It's rock your body on NOE