Speaker 1: Go get you in my morning every day, Lady Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Okay, ladies and general, welcome to the podcast. Yeah that's right.
Speaker 1: Guess what I'll make all the coffees on me today,
Speaker 1: all the coffees in the OVER team on me.
Speaker 2: Do you know why I'm doing that? Because I'm trying
Speaker 2: to sleep with you all.
Speaker 3: I know, it's pretty obvious, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Guess what if you want to buy me a skinny cap,
Speaker 4: I'm telling your wife.
Speaker 1: Oh sez, I mean seriously a bloke and one of
Speaker 1: the experts has come out and said that if you
Speaker 1: buy people coffees or maybe drinks, then it's micro cheating.
Speaker 2: Give me, I'll grow up. Captain SquarePants. Do you want
Speaker 2: a coffee? Apps?
Speaker 5: I always want a coffee, let's be honest, especially when
Speaker 5: I have a little sneaky sleep in. But I know
Speaker 5: you pride yourself on buying coffees for people. That's what
Speaker 5: you do. That's kind of like your love language here
Speaker 5: at over.
Speaker 2: Because communication is not yes correct.
Speaker 5: Also, I just want to let you know, though, that
Speaker 5: an expert has come out and said that you actually
Speaker 5: could be cheating on your wife by shouting us.
Speaker 2: Coffeesh here we go Yeah, not this again, Am I right?
Speaker 5: Basically they're saying that if you are going and you're
Speaker 5: shouting your work wife or work hubby coffees or drinks,
Speaker 5: it could be seen as micro cheating.
Speaker 2: I give me a spell. That is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Whoever wrote this as well is the biggest titas on
Speaker 1: the planet. Not prepared in any situation to buy somebody
Speaker 1: in coffee.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: You didn't need to attack me like that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, so this could be seen as micro cheating
Speaker 5: if you go to the PA, or you go to
Speaker 5: the coffee shop and you're with your colleague, or you
Speaker 5: know your work wife, you work hubby and there's lingering
Speaker 5: touches and you know you spend a bit of extra
Speaker 5: time with them. And also the fact that you're not
Speaker 5: telling your partner. So do you tell Kara that you
Speaker 5: shout us coffees?
Speaker 6: Do?
Speaker 2: I tell no?
Speaker 1: Because she'd be bored with the conversation. Also, let's not
Speaker 1: overanalyze all these movements. For example, when Abby comes in
Speaker 1: and we exchange all head kisses into every morning, Jod's
Speaker 1: and I after most mornings will just exchange a couple
Speaker 1: of estimate kisses. There's nothing in it like Tom was
Speaker 1: in here a couple of days ago, beautiful little Tommy
Speaker 1: ram was and we hadn't seen each other for a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks. So yeah, we had a pass for
Speaker 1: about half an hour. But don't overdize a girl. God,
Speaker 1: he's just a couple of lads came.
Speaker 3: So the pash.
Speaker 5: I think the pash is fine. But where I draw
Speaker 5: the line is the coffee. And they're shouting the coffee.
Speaker 5: That's not okay.
Speaker 4: So what I'm wondering is we all are in a
Speaker 4: coffee round here each and every morning, so Kevin go
Speaker 4: Josh will come to us and say it's your turn,
Speaker 4: your turn, your turn. So does that mean we're having
Speaker 4: a good old fashioned orgy?
Speaker 2: Things just got very very spicy. You know what else?
Speaker 2: This reeks of tho apps.
Speaker 1: I think every single person and please get involved. Thirteen
Speaker 1: twenty four ten Or sent us a texto for double
Speaker 1: O nine one nine nine one nine knows a bloke
Speaker 1: who thinks that every girl, no matter what they say,
Speaker 1: no matter what they do, wants to sleep in them. Yes,
Speaker 1: as if you'll say hi, how are you, and she'd
Speaker 1: say I'm good that.
Speaker 2: She wants me.
Speaker 4: I've heard of this over the journey of like women
Speaker 4: friends just doing like inane things, and blokes going back
Speaker 4: to other boats going oh my god, she's so into me.
Speaker 3: It's like you you.
Speaker 2: What, lads, lads, Joe's brought me coffee this morning?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, she might as well take her clothes off.
Speaker 4: Anyway, who shout for the audio.
Speaker 2: Buying individual coffee?
Speaker 7: Is?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 3: This took her turn, didn't peas what you're waking up to?
Speaker 9: Adelaide breaking news to Snooze news.
Speaker 4: Well, this is where we do a roundup of all
Speaker 4: the things that matter today. Mine's not very important. It's
Speaker 4: maths related. So let's go to Abby in the newsroom. First.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, guys, all is okay in the world
Speaker 5: again because Meta is back up and running.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 5: Facebook and Instagram is back, so you can sponsor sponsored
Speaker 5: posts to.
Speaker 3: Your life you know, counts on it.
Speaker 5: But yeah, anyway, a technical issue caused huge disruptions to Facebook,
Speaker 5: Instagram and threads this morning, so Meta are refusing to
Speaker 5: say what it was, but they are saying that they
Speaker 5: don't believe it was a cyber attack, so that's good.
Speaker 5: But basically people couldn't log into their account and they
Speaker 5: couldn't refresh their fee.
Speaker 4: Just a small question here. Who's Meta?
Speaker 5: Meta is the parent company of Facebook and Instagram?
Speaker 3: Right, okay, yes, when.
Speaker 5: Where were you're in news? Where were you when this
Speaker 5: happened like years ago?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Well, I don't know. This is how
Speaker 4: invested I am in Instagram. I haven't even checked mine
Speaker 4: this morning, so I don't even know if it's working.
Speaker 3: Well, you are not a good influencer, then, I well.
Speaker 4: I'm pleased about that. Thank you.
Speaker 3: You should be good.
Speaker 5: You should be waking up, going, putting your phone over
Speaker 5: on the corner, pressing record and then recording you waking
Speaker 5: up and pretending that it's normal. Like, okay, here's a
Speaker 5: life in the day, guys, he's been waking up. I
Speaker 5: feel really refreshed this morning, thanks to my alkaline water
Speaker 5: and my green juice from whoever hashtag sponsored.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, well thanks for me to work on it.
Speaker 3: Must have a few things for you to work on, babe.
Speaker 4: I really appreciated, and can I instead this morning I
Speaker 4: woke up and said, Sid, you've pissed on the carpet again.
Speaker 2: That's what follows.
Speaker 4: That's nice anyway, Sorry, Andrew, let's talk maths last night,
Speaker 4: all things serious. So there's this guy Jack, and he's
Speaker 4: am I wrong. He's just turning out to be the
Speaker 4: biggest villain on the show.
Speaker 3: He's a bit of a douche.
Speaker 4: So they had to retreat at Bar and Bay, which
Speaker 4: actually looked quite nice. But they were all sitting around
Speaker 4: and everyone's just attacking Jack. You're not Jack did so.
Speaker 4: There was a guy on the show who confided into
Speaker 4: the camera that he had body issues and he didn't
Speaker 4: want to take his shirt off around the pool because
Speaker 4: he felt a bit overweight and self conscious. So Jack
Speaker 4: walks in, who's a personal trainer. He goes, ah, I
Speaker 4: see the whales are out today.
Speaker 2: Jack. That is whack.
Speaker 3: Jack, that is whack.
Speaker 4: And this was the response from the group, have a listen.
Speaker 7: Never directly call anyone as like those bands are happening
Speaker 7: all over the place.
Speaker 2: It's no context. Outrageous banter.
Speaker 3: Up here, He goes.
Speaker 1: Again, that's such a that's such an ordinary excuse as well.
Speaker 1: First of all, I never call anyone a while I did,
Speaker 1: but yes, this is banter.
Speaker 4: Banter, This is banter. You and I sitting here having
Speaker 4: fun taking the mickey out of each other. But not
Speaker 4: hurting each other.
Speaker 3: When you just fun, We'll.
Speaker 2: Talk about your son's sports. That's fun.
Speaker 4: When you walk into an environment you call someone a whale,
Speaker 4: that is not banter. That is body shaming, and it's
Speaker 4: mean and it's cruel and it made the other person
Speaker 4: feel small. It's actually bullying. It's apparently, according to producers,
Speaker 4: things are about to hit the fan tonight because Eden
Speaker 4: is very aware that one of the other contestants went
Speaker 4: and caught up with her re ex boyfriend and she
Speaker 4: sent her a text and told her that now she's
Speaker 4: going to tell a whole group. Can't even cutch.
Speaker 2: Eating's our girl too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Aiden's our girl.
Speaker 2: We spoke to Eden, Lovely South Australia. Yeah she is Wow.
Speaker 2: Watched this Space on Maths.
Speaker 1: Huge result last night for the MRO the Tribunal Jimmy
Speaker 1: Webster seven weeks for his hit on Jay Simpkin. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people saying, oh, ten to twelve
Speaker 1: weeks and everything, but when you actually break it down,
Speaker 1: the longest suspension ever it was against a gaff when
Speaker 1: he literally punched Brayshaw in the face and broke his jaw.
Speaker 2: He eight weeks eight weeks.
Speaker 1: So then when you compare it to that he's not
Speaker 1: going to get more than a bloke punching another bloke
Speaker 1: and breaking his face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we went back to the old We were reminiscing
Speaker 4: about the barrier whole days. Wely lost his mind and
Speaker 4: punished him in the face as Steakers on Pluto, and
Speaker 4: then Barry was like putting his arms up there going, what.
Speaker 1: My gosh, it was genuinely out of a cartoon. Steaker
Speaker 1: flew off like with angel wings, out of the stadium,
Speaker 1: and then when he came back down there were bird
Speaker 1: it's like circling around on the top of his.
Speaker 2: Head, and.
Speaker 3: Any works is at about seven year.
Speaker 1: That was seven weeks. I think Burial got seven weeks.
Speaker 1: So seven weeks for Jimmy webs the last night and
Speaker 1: just on that as well. I loved and they write
Speaker 1: down the quotes and everything. Yeah, he said, So Jimmy
Speaker 1: obviously didn't have much to say at all. Yeah, he said,
Speaker 1: I'm happy to cop the backlash, but I've got a
Speaker 1: sixteen month old and a wife at home.
Speaker 2: For them to cop it on social media, that's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: But also when they said what was your defense for
Speaker 1: leaving the ground, he said, I have no defense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just have to cop it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do they have to go and do like any education
Speaker 3: on it?
Speaker 5: You know when you get caught drink driving and you
Speaker 5: lose your license and you go like, isn't that there's
Speaker 5: some sort of thing that you go and do about
Speaker 5: the dangers of it? Do they have to sit through
Speaker 5: any education stuff?
Speaker 2: There's two things. They're extremely educated.
Speaker 1: But also yeah, it's easy from the cheap seats to
Speaker 1: sit back like, well, he shouldn't have done that, versus
Speaker 1: being in the moment where it's split second reaction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a man in the arena stuff, isn't that?
Speaker 4: You know, we've never been in that situation where we've
Speaker 4: lost our mind and you know, taken someone out in
Speaker 4: the footy field? Have we have?
Speaker 7: We?
Speaker 1: Andrew comment, I'll just say you get away with a
Speaker 1: lot more back in the sample those days.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you watch the news and you see things that
Speaker 4: you can't unsee, And that was the case last night
Speaker 4: on seven and you did a sport report and I
Speaker 4: just thought that's so gross. No, that's not true.
Speaker 2: It's about like i'd work yesterday.
Speaker 4: Watching seven News last night and the beautiful Rosanna had
Speaker 4: a little story that had everyone go little vomit bits
Speaker 4: in your mouth. Have a listen.
Speaker 10: A South shopper has been left for a polst after
Speaker 10: she says she found rat remains and a can of
Speaker 10: kidney beans purchased from Coal's at Mount Barker. She bought
Speaker 10: the can on the weekend and made the disgusting discovery
Speaker 10: while cooking dinner on Saturday night. ESA Health has collected
Speaker 10: the can for investigation.
Speaker 2: Bloody rats.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry to bring this up, but like it's a
Speaker 5: Saturday night, kids, a Saturday night.
Speaker 1: A pastor, you know what I mean, Yeah, knacking on
Speaker 1: kidney beans, and all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: What does it discover?
Speaker 4: How completely and utterly disgusting. It was just like if
Speaker 4: you have a look at it online, it's just like
Speaker 4: a little rat's leg just sitting in there and some
Speaker 4: sort of undefined what looks like maybe a body part,
Speaker 4: like it's stomach or something. Oh my god. And also
Speaker 4: what I discovered is we're supposed to be rinsing our
Speaker 4: kidney beans. I didn't realize that. I thought anything that
Speaker 4: came from a can was safe.
Speaker 3: Oh god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Jodi when she eats her kidney ban she
Speaker 1: it's like a duck she just tilts her head back.
Speaker 3: And how she hitts at baked beans in the morning too.
Speaker 1: How many rat legs do you think have gone through
Speaker 1: Jody system unnoticed?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: Please, let's do this thirteen twenty four to ten. What
Speaker 4: disgusting thing have you found in your food? Happy to
Speaker 4: take your calls this morning? Let's go around the room, Abby?
Speaker 4: What have you found?
Speaker 5: So it wasn't me, but I do remember this story
Speaker 5: from Mum and Dad where essentially their parents owned like
Speaker 5: a snack bar down in Rannella back in the day
Speaker 5: and somebody had I thought, don't know whether it was
Speaker 5: Mum or someone had bought a pie and they're halfway
Speaker 5: through eating it and there was literally a mouse remains
Speaker 5: in the pie. Yes, oh my god, yeah, little mouse, serious,
Speaker 5: little fairy mouse no longer fairy in.
Speaker 1: The pie in the pie like a mouse in its prime,
Speaker 1: or an old mouse like at least was the meat nice?
Speaker 4: The longevity of the mouse, that's your takeaway from the story.
Speaker 5: But want an old stringy mouse to be able to
Speaker 5: fit in the pie, you'd assume he was in his prime?
Speaker 3: It be little, can we guy?
Speaker 4: Josh? What you got?
Speaker 7: So this happened to your friend of mine's wife in Balley.
Speaker 7: She was halfway through a Nazi goring and then found
Speaker 7: half a cockroach, which means that she already enjoyed the
Speaker 7: head and the thought.
Speaker 2: The other half was but she's ingested it.
Speaker 4: Yes, mate, that was the whole point of the story.
Speaker 4: That's why you said half a god gross?
Speaker 2: Did you finished it off?
Speaker 5: Obviously it's probably good for us. Let's be like a
Speaker 5: bit of gut health.
Speaker 2: I tell you what's not good.
Speaker 1: Remember the story circulating in I think it was Kuljiba
Speaker 1: Hotel two years ago. People there was fecal matter, and
Speaker 1: not just sort of particles, We're talking proper sort of
Speaker 1: nuggets fecal matter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not good.
Speaker 4: I'm a very fussy easier. So I do wonder how
Speaker 4: many times in my life when I've sent something back
Speaker 4: to the kitchen there's a chef that's just got Oh
Speaker 4: you know what does bent over down?
Speaker 1: So next time I volunteered to make your breakfast jokes?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, you know what sounded like it's a
Speaker 1: giant kidney bean.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 3: It's Hazy's liver.
Speaker 1: No one wants what are the two delicacies Life's little
Speaker 1: treats in my life.
Speaker 4: This is very easy. Shower bears and anthem's gone wrong?
Speaker 2: Spot on? Well done?
Speaker 3: How did you know?
Speaker 2: Right off the top of your head like that?
Speaker 4: I just know when you know you know?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I've got another failed anthem for you?
Speaker 4: Brilliant?
Speaker 2: Also, should we do it while enjoying a shower?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please jump into Yeah, you're very very welcome. Let me
Speaker 1: introduce you to Kinsley Murray. Okay, it was an eight
Speaker 1: year old from the States who performed the national anthem
Speaker 1: just a couple of days ago before an NBA game.
Speaker 1: It seems to be it's always before an NBA game always.
Speaker 1: I don't know where they're scouting for these people to
Speaker 1: sing the national anthems, but yeah, I just enjoy this
Speaker 1: and let those patriotic vibes just really sink into your veins.
Speaker 12: It's so fussy, get it, Kinsleys, There we go.
Speaker 2: You don't want to go viral.
Speaker 3: To that though.
Speaker 4: With Kinsley, she's dressed to the nine. She's got this
Speaker 4: gown on that her mother has sat there and bedazzled
Speaker 4: years and years. She's got the ribbons in her hair.
Speaker 4: It's all there except for the voice.
Speaker 2: Yes, Unfortunately, mum couldn't sing for her.
Speaker 4: Do you know the cool parties? The one stage when
Speaker 4: she tries one of the high nights.
Speaker 3: And she's like and the rug side she punches the.
Speaker 1: She's trying to signal to the music. Gods, give me
Speaker 1: something that it's a good excuse, just to once again
Speaker 1: go through the timeline. Carlo was back in ninety three
Speaker 1: before an NBA.
Speaker 2: Game, see and the ruck And that's the best bit.
Speaker 4: That sounds like your voice this morning spot on.
Speaker 2: She's really battling for those little extra bits.
Speaker 1: But then, of course, of course the grand finale, each
Speaker 1: and every time we talk of stuffed up.
Speaker 2: National anthem, go do it? Can we?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, go sure we can, We absolutely can. All Star
Speaker 1: Game a couple of years ago. Fergie, Fergie. Sometimes I
Speaker 1: just like a pearl in an oyster. Beautiful things formed
Speaker 1: out of genuine irritation, like this remix.
Speaker 2: Did you see this?
Speaker 4: I saw it in the locker rooms when they're all dairs.
Speaker 2: You saw it now? It doesn't get much better than this,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: The thing about this story that I do love is
Speaker 4: that her ex husband at the time, Joshin Marhoo's the
Speaker 4: actor basically came out after a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: It all he boys, you've had your fun.
Speaker 1: I guess what people had even more fun? Few people
Speaker 1: even more and more so, thank you very much. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Cobb Kinsley Marry.
Speaker 11: Our next guest is six foot eleven with size sixteen
Speaker 11: feet and you know what they say about men with
Speaker 11: big feet big basketballs. He played college ball for the
Speaker 11: University of Kentucky Wildcats. He's a talented muso who likes
Speaker 11: to hang out at j Lo's house in the off season.
Speaker 11: He's a pioneer in the LGBTQI plus community, having come
Speaker 11: out to his former Melbourne United teammates in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 11: the first MBL player to do it. As a side note,
Speaker 11: the Hadla thirty six is hate Melbourne United, which is
Speaker 11: why we're so glad. The big Guy calls the Entertainment
Speaker 11: Center home. Please welcome to the star of Fringe Show Unearthed,
Speaker 11: Isaac Bradley Humphreys.
Speaker 2: What an intro, Ryan.
Speaker 4: It took me a good three minutes.
Speaker 2: To put Wikipedia page Google.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wasn't it. Hey. Welcome to the studio. We're so
Speaker 4: excited to have you, and we're also excited to see
Speaker 4: your show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you. I'm very excited. Fringes well and truly
Speaker 6: on the role. You know what's happening, and I'm closing
Speaker 6: out Fringe. But yeah, there's so much going on that's awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And so what can people expect? What can they
Speaker 4: hear at your show?
Speaker 6: So my show, it's a singing show. It's half covers,
Speaker 6: half original songs. So I'll have some original music in there,
Speaker 6: and it's called Unearthed, and basically I'll be unearthing a
Speaker 6: lot of the stories and discoveries and lessons that I
Speaker 6: learned over the last couple of years through coming out
Speaker 6: and my suicidal depression and my issues with just coming
Speaker 6: to terms with my sexuality. Not all negative stuff, obviously.
Speaker 6: I live a very happy, positive, incredible life now. So
Speaker 6: it's like a bit of a rollercoaster journey in that show.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you about that because at the time,
Speaker 4: you're playing for Melbourne United, and how were you feeling
Speaker 4: that moment that you walked into the room and you
Speaker 4: knew what you're about to do no one had ever
Speaker 4: done before. What were the emotions like? It must have
Speaker 4: been so intense.
Speaker 2: It was very intense.
Speaker 6: Something I had thought that I would never ever do so,
Speaker 6: sitting in a room like that, I thought it just
Speaker 6: would I would never get to this point, so intense emotions.
Speaker 6: I had a pretty decent car accident on my way
Speaker 6: to the practice facility. It was the craziest morning of
Speaker 6: my life. Like I was t boned by a stolen
Speaker 6: car and there was like machete and drugs in the
Speaker 6: front seat. It was really intense. I'm doing fightling police
Speaker 6: reports while telling everyone like hold off a little bit,
Speaker 6: you know, I'll be there, And then I had to
Speaker 6: film that video. So yeah, the craziest twenty four hours
Speaker 6: of my life.
Speaker 4: That's insane. What was the aftermath like for you, because
Speaker 4: obviously everyone just got around you and went like this
Speaker 4: is awesome. Did you feel brave?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: People throw a brave around a lot, you know, And
Speaker 6: sure I understand the element of bravery and stuff like that,
Speaker 6: but there are so many layers to my decision, and
Speaker 6: bravery wasn't one that crossed my mind.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: It was just how can I live my life and
Speaker 6: be happy and understand that I don't have to hide anymore?
Speaker 6: And how do I show people that? And how do
Speaker 6: I help people who are struggling with that and how
Speaker 6: do I use my experience and my story to help
Speaker 6: as many people as I can. That came through as
Speaker 6: this big, brave, emotional moment, which of course it was,
Speaker 6: but that's not really how I saw it. I just
Speaker 6: wanted to affect the world as much as I could,
Speaker 6: and that's kind of how it went.
Speaker 1: I don't want to embarrass you, but you've got this
Speaker 1: aura about you, so when you walk into a room,
Speaker 1: you light up a room, and when you speak, people listen.
Speaker 1: So and a lot of people it's not natural for
Speaker 1: a lot of people. So I mean, how do I
Speaker 1: put this without sounding incorrectly the right man for the
Speaker 1: job in terms of spreading awareness and being I suppose
Speaker 1: the voice for such a huge moment in Australian sports society.
Speaker 2: Do you feel that pressure? Is there pressure there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's pressure for sure, But you know, I'm an
Speaker 6: athlete and we thrive on pressure.
Speaker 7: And I.
Speaker 6: Know that with all this pressure and with all this
Speaker 6: amazing stuff that's come from this, we're doing really good stuff.
Speaker 6: And like I was just in the Auok flowing Marti
Speaker 6: Grade on the weekend and I'm an ambassador for Auok
Speaker 6: and I love that I constantly get to represent mental
Speaker 6: heal health and men's mental health, suicide prevention, and I
Speaker 6: just get to share my story and yeah, hopefully, you know,
Speaker 6: touch a lot of people and help a lot of people.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we're going to switch tack for just one moment.
Speaker 4: We've been having a little bit of fun this morning.
Speaker 4: One of Andrew Hayes's favorite things in the world are
Speaker 4: butchered national anthems.
Speaker 1: We had a new contender, yeah, I mean Isaaca Man
Speaker 1: as well to really.
Speaker 2: Just to get some professional advice.
Speaker 1: So I was like, this is Kinsley Murray, and we're
Speaker 1: not going hard on Kingsley because he's only eight years old.
Speaker 1: Now I've heard I heard a few days ago.
Speaker 2: When did I hear this?
Speaker 1: If you just listened for the first time, this was
Speaker 1: before an NBA game a couple of days ago. I
Speaker 1: thought we can make EV's almost seven flash on TikTok.
Speaker 2: The other day.
Speaker 6: It was being reacted by a vocal coach who were
Speaker 6: standing there with her parents, and her parents were looking over.
Speaker 2: Like isn't she great?
Speaker 6: You know, she's amazing, and the coach had very nicely
Speaker 6: just be like, look there's something there, but we need
Speaker 6: to we need to get in the studio.
Speaker 1: And is this an NBA thing? You played in the NBA.
Speaker 1: All these anthem stuff ups seemed to be before NBA.
Speaker 4: He can forget Fergie, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: Conque, stunning and brave all the once. Yes, and we'll
Speaker 2: talk about brave. What about you, Isaac?
Speaker 1: When you line up for a game and someone's singing
Speaker 1: the anthem, are you looking there?
Speaker 2: Going? I could give some advice here and I could
Speaker 2: probably do a better job.
Speaker 6: Look, I'm very confident in my singing abilities, that's for sure.
Speaker 6: I know I could do a great job. But honestly,
Speaker 6: anyone we've had singing this this past season with the
Speaker 6: Sixers has been great. Yeah. Yeah, to be fair, they
Speaker 6: picked some good talent. And I always have a friend
Speaker 6: in the crowd who also knows music. He comes to
Speaker 6: games all the time, one of my best friends, and
Speaker 6: we will be sneakily looking like is she good?
Speaker 2: Is he good? You know?
Speaker 1: I love that the nerves between a big basketball game
Speaker 1: and before performing and singing in front of it, are
Speaker 1: they different?
Speaker 6: All the differences same like lane of feeling, you know,
Speaker 6: same that adrenaline craving sort of big moment sort of
Speaker 6: feeling But I think the difference with basketball games and
Speaker 6: my concerts is I plan my concerts for so long
Speaker 6: and I know exactly what's coming. I don't know how
Speaker 6: the crowd to react, but I know exactly what's coming.
Speaker 6: I know what I'm saying, I know what I'm singing.
Speaker 6: Whereas a game like, you have no idea what's going
Speaker 6: to happen. You have no idea if you'll score, when
Speaker 6: you'll score, if you're dught, if you'll miss it, Like,
Speaker 6: you have no idea what's going to happen. So I
Speaker 6: think the unknown is where a lot of that nerves
Speaker 6: for a big game comes from, versus yeah, the control
Speaker 6: I have over my shows.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the six is. It was a rollercoaster
Speaker 4: of a season. The first half did not go to plan.
Speaker 4: Second half, I'm just got in. The minis went really
Speaker 4: really well. A lot to take away from that. How
Speaker 4: do you go sitting back watching finals now and do
Speaker 4: you have a team that you want to see take
Speaker 4: it out or none of them?
Speaker 2: Manly above none of them?
Speaker 6: Well obviously, yeah, it was a very up and down
Speaker 6: year and everyone watching, you know, we're seeing one thing
Speaker 6: and then everyone going through it all was going through
Speaker 6: a whole other thing. So it was a lot and
Speaker 6: I swear if we had like cameras following us, we
Speaker 6: would win an Emmy for the Best Reality Show. It
Speaker 6: was crazy in there that the environment was very, very
Speaker 6: different to what I'm used to. But look, we got
Speaker 6: there in the end and Scotty did a great job
Speaker 6: with sort of what he took took over. We found
Speaker 6: a groove towards the end there, and yeah, we just
Speaker 6: missed finals or pla the play in, but I think, yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't know it. It's gosh, that was like when
Speaker 6: we finished two weeks ago. Now, yeah, it feels like
Speaker 6: a lifetime.
Speaker 2: Ago, you know.
Speaker 6: But yes, it was a very up and down. He
Speaker 6: won MVP for the team, which I'm very proud of.
Speaker 6: That was a really cool, cool achievement. And in terms
Speaker 6: of finals, I still have a lot of love for
Speaker 6: my Melbourn United family, yeah, because of what we went through.
Speaker 6: You know, they helped me so much through a very
Speaker 6: life changing moment for me and I will always have
Speaker 6: a lot of love and respect for them. So sure,
Speaker 6: let's go with Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Isaac while we are waiting to see exactly what you
Speaker 1: do in terms of your future because you are an
Speaker 1: in demand free agent. DJ said it you have got
Speaker 1: your star team mate. He said, look, I've got to
Speaker 1: take Isaac out and taken to some fancy dinners. If
Speaker 1: you're sitting there and you're sitting on the fence wondering
Speaker 1: what you're going to do next year, can we just
Speaker 1: play something and hopefully this can be the kicker to
Speaker 1: get you over the line. Yes, it's true in Red
Speaker 1: and Blue you're a type big man, but you need
Speaker 1: a big deal.
Speaker 5: And we understand.
Speaker 1: This year results didn't go to plan, but we're close
Speaker 1: to returning to the premise.
Speaker 2: Who won't you p James that?
Speaker 7: So won't you?
Speaker 2: We need your Iyaac, We desperately need you.
Speaker 4: It's fantastic, real emotional Sam Smith play for us to stick.
Speaker 6: Around Sam Smith from Hazy at seven whatever in the morning.
Speaker 6: I don't know what to do with myself what.
Speaker 2: I thought he was squirmish before.
Speaker 6: So also that will very much influence my decision. Okay, yeah, fantastic.
Speaker 4: He's taking the courtesy of putting it on a mixtape
Speaker 4: so you can take it with you and play in
Speaker 4: your cassette player in the car all the way home.
Speaker 2: So much in all seriously.
Speaker 1: How I know you're not going to say anything, but
Speaker 1: how are negotiations going.
Speaker 2: You're wearing an Adelade thirty six is hat?
Speaker 3: That's good?
Speaker 6: I am, yes, I thought i'd get away with that.
Speaker 6: That's because I did not have enough time this morning
Speaker 6: and it was the cap that was in my car. No,
Speaker 6: I look, things are going pretty well and I am
Speaker 6: not allowed to say anything just yet. But it's been
Speaker 6: a very big week in what a day is it
Speaker 6: even Wednesday? It's been a big weekend and week in
Speaker 6: terms of all that stuff, and everyone will we'll have
Speaker 6: some news soon enough. I don't know what I'm allowed
Speaker 6: to say or not, but it's it has been a
Speaker 6: big week with all that. So things are going well
Speaker 6: and we'll see what happens this week.
Speaker 2: Maybe this one we'll just concentrate in singing. We can
Speaker 2: take it away one thing at a time.
Speaker 6: However, it seems to not work in my life. I
Speaker 6: just like to combine in.
Speaker 2: It's one o Zac.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for coming in. We absolutely adore you,
Speaker 4: and I know the crowd, the Sixers crowd just keep
Speaker 4: turning up week after week to see you and see
Speaker 4: you perform, So thank you for coming in We love.
Speaker 2: You, thanks for having having me. Guys, really appreciate it
Speaker 2: for let the fork.
Speaker 4: Please please please get involved in this segment. These are
Speaker 4: the things that you look at you go what the
Speaker 4: fork is that about? And four double o nine nine
Speaker 4: nine one nine is the text line. If you want
Speaker 4: to text us through what you're what the fork? We're
Speaker 4: having to run with it and go with it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's all content for us, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely know those things you just look at and
Speaker 2: you go, oh, what the fork?
Speaker 8: Not the fork?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And yesterday I was saying what the fork? Adam
Speaker 4: got me thinking about weird expressions on thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: I find that most families have these little sayings that
Speaker 4: they have house in house sayings. But yesterday you dropped
Speaker 4: one on air. Can we just have a little can
Speaker 4: we go back and have a little listen please.
Speaker 1: A little bit so the little tiddley weak bits of
Speaker 1: information that you need, tiddley week bits of information?
Speaker 2: Am I right there?
Speaker 1: Little tiddley big bits of information? And just to finish
Speaker 1: that off, we threw to Abby and yes, I said,
Speaker 1: is it right? She said no, it's not right. She said,
Speaker 1: what's wrong with you? Which was a whole different conversation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think the expression is tidbits.
Speaker 2: Ah right, yes, thank you, thank you for the education.
Speaker 4: If you like yours, tiddleywink bits, do you want to
Speaker 4: say tiddling wink bits. It's entirely up to you, My friends,
Speaker 4: your own race twenty four ten, please get involved this morning,
Speaker 4: and anyone who gets on the air goes in the
Speaker 4: air first class and fifty k and win a trip
Speaker 4: to Paris, London or New York thanks to Riggul Lady Michell.
Speaker 1: No doubt the have got a couple of very unique expressions.
Speaker 4: Shut up. I didn't know this down because we have
Speaker 4: so many. I think one of the big ones is like,
Speaker 4: if you're saying you're joking me, we always say you're
Speaker 4: terry joking me.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 4: Of course, eat a bowl is a big one now.
Speaker 1: Now of stuff stuff like cereal, Yeah, eat like a
Speaker 1: bowl of teriarchy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's one I think.
Speaker 1: Actually concerned, I think, and news reader Abby said that
Speaker 1: to me a couple of times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not rocket salad. The other one we like
Speaker 4: to go, that's good. I like that you got someone
Speaker 4: in your family with bindy littledy.
Speaker 9: Bin says stuff that she just thinks are real sayings,
Speaker 9: but they're not. She's just missed it, kind of like
Speaker 9: the tidbits and living bits. One I always say because
Speaker 9: I find it hilarious and that stumps people is oh,
Speaker 9: how the turns of table? It's my favorite thing. I know,
Speaker 9: how the turns of tape? And everyone goes, you know
Speaker 9: that's not the same, right, It's brilliant. And then Georgia,
Speaker 9: one of our coworkers, every single time she wants to
Speaker 9: agree with you and go absolutely, she goes absodu.
Speaker 2: And it's my.
Speaker 4: Favorite when you do it on purpose and people look
Speaker 4: like like you're an idiot, Like I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 9: It's half the fun.
Speaker 2: I really like that.
Speaker 9: It's not rocket salad.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can use it, thank you.
Speaker 1: And also just adding a little bit more to really
Speaker 1: really the point. For example, pardon me very.
Speaker 2: Much, excuse me very very much. Oh, dear you very much, Jane.
Speaker 4: If we didn't realize that we do that a lot.
Speaker 9: But it was pointed out every day constantly, and I do. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you guys add very much to everything.
Speaker 2: Excuse me very much.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Laura, good morning.
Speaker 4: Good what's your expression that you like to use cool
Speaker 4: and gravy instead of yeah, gravy, yeah, yes, sort of
Speaker 4: gravy chicken.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 1: A little there's I think if you if you YouTube
Speaker 1: as well, think called wanker banker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's one of the great sketches.
Speaker 1: This is one of the things he says, one old
Speaker 1: things glacious, Thank you, Laurel.
Speaker 4: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: We had delicious to the end of most names or
Speaker 2: descriptions of things.
Speaker 1: So think my son Sammy and Sammy licious.
Speaker 2: My daughter's la la la laicious.
Speaker 9: Delicious is the.
Speaker 2: Dog and.
Speaker 1: Coming from the most delicious of them all, glicious.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right about it.
Speaker 3: Well done.
Speaker 4: G are you in the running for first class and
Speaker 4: fifty k? Let's go to Joe, Hey, Joe, go on,
Speaker 4: then go on, So.
Speaker 8: Instead of coincidence, will use coinkydink Oh yeah, absolute top shelf.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's good. It's good. Do you have at the
Speaker 4: other's there?
Speaker 8: Oh? We do so sort of fresh avocado, it's free
Speaker 8: shivcs very embarrassing order.
Speaker 1: Yes see, that's the same sort of vibes as when
Speaker 1: we go to our subway back and then when real funny
Speaker 1: as teenagers. Yeah, and instead of saying, how you ask
Speaker 1: for jelapanos.
Speaker 2: And the guys like, oh god, I've heard this four
Speaker 2: times a week.
Speaker 9: I totally stood at my house mate. She's vegan, and
Speaker 9: anytime we went to a restaurant, she go, I'm just
Speaker 9: checking because I'm vegan.
Speaker 4: Lucy, you've hit us with your expression. Please.
Speaker 13: Hey, guys, so mine is comes from me messing it
Speaker 13: up years ago, and now we our family just use
Speaker 13: it as something we say when someone's done something good
Speaker 13: and I'm not a pretty faces.
Speaker 7: I love it so much.
Speaker 1: It's very good. There's some good ones out there as well.
Speaker 1: Everyone's got on the O this morning as well. Automatically
Speaker 1: on the STANDA just a first class in fifty k
Speaker 1: keep the text.
Speaker 2: Coming through A four double nine nine on nine. But
Speaker 2: if you've got one thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: I'm so going to my Grangrossers today when I do
Speaker 4: my fruit and bed shop. Can I'm a fresher for Kudu.
Speaker 2: Uh Joe Delicious and Hazy Jode. You are an absolute
Speaker 2: sligh for a reality show.
Speaker 4: Oh, I love it.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about reality TV show And let's
Speaker 4: take a little trip down memory lane with this one.
Speaker 4: But first, there's a new show on the horizon, you guys.
Speaker 4: It's called Pit TV. So apparently Pip Edwards is in
Speaker 4: talks for her own TV show. So the pe Nation
Speaker 4: founder is rumored to have two television executives fighting over
Speaker 4: the rights to be in a reality series on her life.
Speaker 4: So Pip Edwards she is allegedly the other woman in
Speaker 4: that love triangle with former Ozzie Cricket and Michael Clark.
Speaker 4: Yasmin Yabro, who's the partner of Carl Stefanovian. Remember the
Speaker 4: big blow up in the NUSA Park Clark he was
Speaker 4: having having a barney with his missus and then did
Speaker 4: his hammy halfway through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how can we possibly forget?
Speaker 11: Don't you can't?
Speaker 4: So, yeah, there is that, And I guess if it's
Speaker 4: that spicy then maybe I'd tune in.
Speaker 3: But it just got me.
Speaker 4: Thinking about some really poor ideas over the journey from
Speaker 4: reality TV. Can you remember being Lara Bingle?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, get to know the real Lara Bingal
Speaker 2: in teens?
Speaker 3: Lara Bingle.
Speaker 4: Again a bit of a Michael Clark theme because that
Speaker 4: was around the time that those two had splitten and
Speaker 4: he allegedly flushed the engagement ring down the toilet or
Speaker 4: she did, I can't remember. Anyway, it was worth besquillion dollars.
Speaker 4: It was a really bad show.
Speaker 1: Yeah see, that was one of those ones where I
Speaker 1: just want if the executive producers were like, what are
Speaker 1: we doing this in depth show about Lara Bingle, We
Speaker 1: really get to know it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we did want to know all
Speaker 2: those things.
Speaker 4: There was another one back in the day, can you
Speaker 4: remember Undercover Angels. So basically Ian Thorpe headed it up.
Speaker 4: He was like the Aussie Charlie from and he sent
Speaker 4: out the likes of Jackie O and Kelly Underwood from
Speaker 4: Bardow to do good deeds.
Speaker 2: Wow, what a combination.
Speaker 4: I want to know who was in that meeting when
Speaker 4: they pitched it and they went.
Speaker 2: Yes, stay with us, listen, yeah, fronted I and then
Speaker 2: yeah good.
Speaker 4: There was another one that was a massive car crash.
Speaker 4: It was called Celebrity Splash, so they basically got celebs
Speaker 4: to jump off a ten meter platform.
Speaker 2: I remember that that lasted only a few weeks.
Speaker 4: Yes, it really did. Paul Ratings saw that dive to
Speaker 4: the bottom of the pool. There's another show from the
Speaker 4: States which is arguably the worst reality series of all time.
Speaker 4: It was called Born in the Wild and it was
Speaker 4: this horrible show where basically they dump a woman in
Speaker 4: the middle of the forest and let her go into labor.
Speaker 4: And the kicker of this TV show is basically, does
Speaker 4: the mother and the child's vibe?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Oh, how does this make it past
Speaker 2: the border?
Speaker 5: I'm excited to have my baby outside in Alaska. We're
Speaker 5: surrounded by Malik and the trees and the clouds and
Speaker 5: the mountains.
Speaker 2: Is absolutely brad cheeking.
Speaker 3: If something is wrong here we are in the middle
Speaker 3: of nowhere.
Speaker 2: Beautiful, beautiful chest picture.
Speaker 4: It's so it's so serene. I love it so much.
Speaker 4: And then there was Australia's Next Top Model, which was
Speaker 4: actually quite a decent show that I got into until
Speaker 4: what was probably the most cringe worthy moment in Ossie
Speaker 4: reality reality history, and it was through no fault of
Speaker 4: Sarah Murdoch, who was the beautiful host, but they just
Speaker 4: told her the wrong winner's name of the series. Have
Speaker 4: a listen. So the winner and Australia's Next Top Model
Speaker 4: for twenty and ten is it's you Kelsey.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I don't know what to say right now.
Speaker 8: I'm feeling a bit sick about this.
Speaker 4: This is not this was a complete accident.
Speaker 8: I'm so sorry. It's Amanda, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: What a stitch up for Sarah Burda.
Speaker 4: It was so awful. Can you only imagine, Hazy. It's
Speaker 4: akin to them announcing your name in the AFL draft
Speaker 4: and say you've been selected by the Crows.
Speaker 1: Andrew no, sorry different Andrew ah No, turn around and
Speaker 1: struck back in a different direction.
Speaker 4: God, oh God. Then at the time you punch Andrew
Speaker 4: Dimitrio on the face.
Speaker 1: We're going back in time on this daisy in Lacky Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Time for a big thick injection of knowledge into that
Speaker 1: beautiful dairy air of yours. It's time time from this daisy.
Speaker 1: Let's go back six of the March to nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 1: Shaquille O'Neil was born in New Jersey. Today is his
Speaker 1: fifty second birthday. He's got a big dairy air. One stage,
Speaker 1: I think he was weighing up. He's about simple too,
Speaker 1: wearing up. It's about one hundred and fifty kilos.
Speaker 4: He's a big, big boy, the one that of booty,
Speaker 4: don't they big old Booty, big old Booty iconic too,
Speaker 4: Tho Shack.
Speaker 1: I was obsessed with Shack when I was young, particularly,
Speaker 1: and he's all Lando days when he started because he
Speaker 1: genuinely you couldn't get a more iconic person to start
Speaker 1: an NBA franchise, So true, mate, I'm.
Speaker 2: Veering off into sports Chapman. Nineteen twelve, Oreo cookies were
Speaker 2: introduced for the first time. I'd love to know how
Speaker 2: many oreos off consume. It'll be hundreds of thousands.
Speaker 4: Are you an Oreo boyd?
Speaker 2: Huge Oreo fan?
Speaker 4: So if there's a packet of oreos sitting there on
Speaker 4: the bench and it's eight thirty really old pack you
Speaker 4: can't stop it too.
Speaker 1: In ie the packet as well. God yeah, it's a
Speaker 1: genuine thing. Like if you can have one or two oreos,
Speaker 1: how the hell do you do it? Are they stay
Speaker 1: in your teeth? It feels like for days too worth it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, throw the milk and there that thing where you
Speaker 4: go stuck at three teeth.
Speaker 2: Big Time twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Glass Animal song heat Waves sets a new record of
Speaker 1: fifty nine weeks.
Speaker 2: There's number one on US Billboard Top one hundred.
Speaker 1: It's pretty unpredictable. What's going to go number particularly in
Speaker 1: the US, Like, how could you predict, for example, the
Speaker 1: go to somebody that I used to know would crack
Speaker 1: it and go number one.
Speaker 4: You would just have no idea would Yet yet here
Speaker 4: we are.
Speaker 2: Here, we are having this really really intelligent conversation.
Speaker 1: Number one song on March sixth in twenty nineteen was
Speaker 1: Without Me by Halsey.
Speaker 2: Okay is a fun fact. Halsey is an anagram for
Speaker 2: Ashley