Speaker 1: Gay, Ben Lamon Bell.
Speaker 2: The new sound of NOVER mornings in twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: is Early Breakfast and.
Speaker 3: Peas Ben Leamon Bell from six AM and Jody and
Speaker 3: Hazy from seven.
Speaker 4: At Best Time Ever, Funny, Happy to hear.
Speaker 5: Your voice, Loving to show back there and Hazy. It's
Speaker 5: the new sound of nov In twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Well, welcome to you, your handsome character. Thanks for jumping
Speaker 2: on board the podcast.
Speaker 6: Sealking about yourself, Handsome Hazy.
Speaker 5: Don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Such a tight knit family we are here at Over,
Speaker 2: so it's good to have everybody on board and let's
Speaker 2: just have a little bit fun.
Speaker 5: Is that okay with you?
Speaker 6: We are tight knit. Why don't you tell everyone what
Speaker 6: you did on Friday night.
Speaker 2: I just enjoyed a couple of drinks responsibly with a
Speaker 2: couple of colleagues, and we just sailed off into the sunset.
Speaker 2: And that's how I remember things. Oh wait, no, I
Speaker 2: don't remember much. That's not how panned out at all,
Speaker 2: was it?
Speaker 6: Did you or did you not go back to Channel
Speaker 6: seven to pick up your backpack and you saw a
Speaker 6: little couch and you went, I'm just going to have
Speaker 6: a nap here. That went for seven hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seven hours, keyword being seven, because at seven o'clock
Speaker 2: the next morning, my wife called, I've just said, where
Speaker 2: on earth are you, my good friend? And I said, listen, babes,
Speaker 2: I'll be home very very shortly. So I rode my
Speaker 2: bike home and oh my goodness, seven o'clock after you've
Speaker 2: been mixing red wine, tequila and champagne.
Speaker 5: How do you think that went?
Speaker 6: Ummm, not well on the home front.
Speaker 5: Even though I was melting the bitchman with my breath,
Speaker 5: I think anyway.
Speaker 2: Obviously rode along the paths as well, just to make
Speaker 2: sure that I wasn't on the roads. But you know,
Speaker 2: we live and we learn, and so I won't do
Speaker 2: that again for another two.
Speaker 5: Or three weeks.
Speaker 6: Big podcast coming up Channel ten. Wow, we have a
Speaker 6: chat with Kate Freeban, who is presenting our local news bulletin.
Speaker 6: They're on ten absolutely kicking goals, Katie.
Speaker 2: Judge, Jody Jeez sold this morning. So in short, the
Speaker 2: question was, could you forgive a convicted criminal going forward
Speaker 2: in a relationship?
Speaker 6: Question depends what they did?
Speaker 5: I guess what if it's really really heavy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's pretty intense, all right.
Speaker 2: That's coming up also Jodey's jewice Tom Brady. I mean,
Speaker 2: in short, he sits on a piece of sand. You
Speaker 2: can sell that sand for a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Who would have thought, that's exactly right?
Speaker 6: You'd pay I'd.
Speaker 5: Pay good, good money in hazy Good morning.
Speaker 6: Ten years Versta also up and about because Kate Freevan
Speaker 6: is returning to the Helm and she's going to guide
Speaker 6: our new ship, and we say good morning to her. Now,
Speaker 6: Good morning Kate.
Speaker 7: Good morning guys.
Speaker 4: How are you going?
Speaker 6: We are so good. So you've been on matt leave,
Speaker 6: You've had a beautiful little baby. How's it all going,
Speaker 6: and you're returning to work? How are you feeling?
Speaker 4: It's going so well? It's been a really fun year
Speaker 4: spending time with earlier. Now I get it what's involved
Speaker 4: with being a mar I heard all the stories before
Speaker 4: of it. Now it's really feeling it. It's fine. It's
Speaker 4: hard time, but it's been such a nice time to
Speaker 4: get to know her and spend my days with her.
Speaker 4: But I am looking forward to getting back to work,
Speaker 4: having a bit of adult time in the afternoon. That's
Speaker 4: what you need.
Speaker 6: I did warn you, I've had four I told you
Speaker 6: this is going to be a.
Speaker 2: Journey congratulations on the gig, and it's just fantastic. I mean,
Speaker 2: we all sort of work in different news departments and
Speaker 2: I can even say on behalf of Channel seven, it's
Speaker 2: so good to see Channel ten back, particularly from a
Speaker 2: local perspective. You guys must be so thrill and there
Speaker 2: must be such a nice culture building there as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is great. It's great. I've been talking to
Speaker 4: between a lot over the last few months, really getting
Speaker 4: all of this ready, and speaking to Max and two
Speaker 4: who've got on sport and weather, and it's just fun.
Speaker 4: Always had a really good team in Adelaide whout football.
Speaker 4: Well we've got drinks after work. So to be able
Speaker 4: to get back and be working so closely with everybody
Speaker 4: who can, it feels like fun rather than work. I
Speaker 4: know it kind of sounds cliche, but it is true.
Speaker 4: I'm speaking to them every day. They're my friend and
Speaker 4: it's exactly what I was after. So I feel very
Speaker 4: lucky to be getting back into a job with people
Speaker 4: that I love and know really well.
Speaker 6: It's very hard to explain to people caj about the
Speaker 6: ten newsroom. It's such a great team and we all
Speaker 6: genuinely get along really well and love each other and
Speaker 6: the media can be such a brutal industry, but it's
Speaker 6: so nice to work in an environment where everyone genuinely
Speaker 6: gets along loves each other.
Speaker 4: Oh, it really is. I think, Yeah, it's pretty unique
Speaker 4: for something that's always been that way. I'm not really
Speaker 4: sure why. It has been something special about ten and
Speaker 4: Chief is amazing. So having her on where they're taking
Speaker 4: my old job has been really fun for me because
Speaker 4: I've been training her up and watching her and she
Speaker 4: is going to be great at it. And that's when
Speaker 4: I think for todays. So we have a laugh on
Speaker 4: the desk and at each other at times as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, the idea of being for me.
Speaker 5: I just don't like it. Look, it's a strong line up.
Speaker 6: I just say, what come on, mister Channel seven, what
Speaker 6: what have you got for us?
Speaker 5: I'm not sure about Tiff, to be honest, I just
Speaker 5: think that.
Speaker 2: We can jokingly say that because she's part of the
Speaker 2: Nova family and she is just been sent from the
Speaker 2: Heaven's TIFFs.
Speaker 5: She's fantastic.
Speaker 6: Okay, she's she's like you. She's one of those women
Speaker 6: that when I first met I was like, I need
Speaker 6: to poke you. Are you a real girl? Because like
Speaker 6: You're so beautiful and also so funny and so sweet.
Speaker 2: Giant horn coming out of your head there in record.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she is very funday. Yeah, And I've been getting
Speaker 4: to know her on the radio for you guys have
Speaker 4: been really fun. But getting to know her as the
Speaker 4: weather preventer as well, that's going to be fun with
Speaker 4: yours because she's retty crazy. She's sort of not yet
Speaker 4: average weather girl. She throws a few gags in there,
Speaker 4: but hang on, there's someone else that's done that in
Speaker 4: the past before.
Speaker 6: Am I right? Am I right? Kate Freeker.
Speaker 4: That you're still part of the ten team as well?
Speaker 6: Yes? Well, the only reason I am is because we
Speaker 6: have Friday night nibbles and we socialize. That's why. That's
Speaker 6: why I'm sticking around.
Speaker 5: I want Friday night nibbles.
Speaker 4: Always work Fridays, don't.
Speaker 6: Don't they give you chips on a Friday night at seven?
Speaker 6: It's sad well, Kate. I cannot wait to see you
Speaker 6: back on our screens tonight. It is a big night
Speaker 6: for the ten newsroom and I'm so glad you're a
Speaker 6: part of it, and I know that all of South
Speaker 6: Australia can't wait to see you back on our screens.
Speaker 6: It felt like a holiday after your holidays.
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Speaker 1: Will you guess?
Speaker 8: Making just to lay this town has ever seen is
Speaker 8: huge bloody Sasha Walpole.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know who that is?
Speaker 2: She's the lucky Lady. Where she is It's on Channel
Speaker 2: seven as we speak.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's the woman that took Prince Harry's virginity and
Speaker 6: she's explained why she decided to go public, saying the
Speaker 6: Duke of Sussex's book turned her secret into a ticking time.
Speaker 6: Bob Andrew Hose, I.
Speaker 5: Just can't say this with a straight face.
Speaker 6: She's done an interview with this No, because I know
Speaker 6: what audio is coming. That's why I can't say it
Speaker 6: with the straight face. She's done an interview with her son.
Speaker 6: Sasha revealed herself to be the older woman who had
Speaker 6: relations with Harry behind a busy pub in two thousand
Speaker 6: and one. Why this had to be brought up? I
Speaker 6: do not understand. No one wants to talk about their
Speaker 6: first time because the most of us it was very unremarkable.
Speaker 5: You delete that part of your life, don't you. For
Speaker 5: the most part.
Speaker 6: Pe Sean's looking at me like his wasn't unremarkable. S
Speaker 6: you got something to say, someone to say, mate, No's.
Speaker 3: It's very romantic and very you know, you look back
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 6: No one knows what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Sure, it's a lot of head shaking in my situation,
Speaker 2: some people do. How did they go so drastically wrong?
Speaker 2: I just planned that night. I saw that happening differently
Speaker 2: in my head. But here we are, call me.
Speaker 6: Give school. You want to catch up again?
Speaker 5: You catch up again?
Speaker 6: No, thank you?
Speaker 5: Andrew understood anywhoy?
Speaker 6: Missus Woopole is two years older than Harry, who was
Speaker 6: seventeen at the time that this happened. To have a listen.
Speaker 9: I didn't know Harry was a virgin at the time.
Speaker 9: It was until probably the next morning when I actually
Speaker 9: thought about it. I was a bit oh no, not
Speaker 9: because of him being a prince. It was the fact
Speaker 9: that I just slept with one of my friends and
Speaker 9: it was Harry. But then it kind of dawned me
Speaker 9: that perhaps he was because obviously he'd never really had
Speaker 9: a girlfriend. I suppose I knew what it was just
Speaker 9: so quickly in the field, and I had no idea.
Speaker 9: Harry Roten's book that I gave him a slap on
Speaker 9: the bum. I gave him a little squeeze as well.
Speaker 9: It was a bit of fun.
Speaker 5: He had a peachy bum.
Speaker 1: He was young.
Speaker 9: But I have to say it in my words otherwise
Speaker 9: it's going to get twisted. It wasn't that glorious. We
Speaker 9: were drunk in the field. It's never going to be glorious.
Speaker 9: I'm surprised Harry put it in his book. It was
Speaker 9: such a long time ago. We were teenagers.
Speaker 5: It's for me.
Speaker 6: I just gave you a little squeeze on his peachy bum.
Speaker 5: At a slap on the rump.
Speaker 2: It sort of felt like she was going to go
Speaker 2: down the path where she said I didn't know he
Speaker 2: was a virgin, but then afterwards I.
Speaker 6: Knew because he had no idea. That man had no
Speaker 6: idea what he was doing. I don't know what funny. Yeah,
Speaker 6: should we move on.
Speaker 5: It's Harry's fault too, by the.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly, okay, straighten up.
Speaker 5: Must move on a sexy times and talk about Austin Butler, who.
Speaker 6: Your wife said what about on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Should be angry and I'm mentioning this, but she was
Speaker 2: watching a little interview with him and Jimmy Fallon and
Speaker 2: she said he might be the sexiest bloke on the
Speaker 2: planet or something on those lines, and stupidly say something
Speaker 2: like what's he got that I don't Yes, she would
Speaker 2: reply with I don't know everything.
Speaker 6: And also, Austin Butler wasn't hungover and you were, so
Speaker 6: she wasn't finding you sexy at all. After what feels
Speaker 6: like an eternity of Austin Butler claiming his Elvis Presley
Speaker 6: accent was legit, he's finally admitted that he'll probably ditch it.
Speaker 6: On a recent episode of The Graham Norton Show, the
Speaker 6: thirty one year old actor said he'd be looking to
Speaker 6: use the accent in a little less conversation. Get it,
Speaker 6: have a listen.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like And it's when if you live
Speaker 1: in another country for a long time or that sort
Speaker 1: of thing, you know, you end up soaking in many
Speaker 1: things and it becomes a part of your DNA in
Speaker 1: a way.
Speaker 2: You know exactly, so you know when you see bikes
Speaker 2: and you hear bokes, and you listen to the bikes,
Speaker 2: and even a bloke can say, look, I'll just admitted.
Speaker 5: That he's one sexy dude. Yeah, he's one of those blokes.
Speaker 6: You do get to that point in your marriage, though,
Speaker 6: where you just go, oh god. I mean, I can
Speaker 6: admit when someone's really hot when they walk past, right,
Speaker 6: and I'll be like, Okay, you're gonna have a look.
Speaker 2: So what's the point in the marriage where my wife
Speaker 2: says Jeezy's sexy and I go, oh my god, I know,
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 6: Can we talk about Melinda and Layton please? On maps sure, yeah,
Speaker 6: you know who they are? Yep, Okay, it's overwhelmingly obvious
Speaker 6: that she isn't impressed from the get go, so let's
Speaker 6: have a listen to her talking about him punching above
Speaker 6: his weight. First impressions, he may be punching just a little.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 10: And half on a bad day.
Speaker 5: On a bad day.
Speaker 6: Wow, first impressions.
Speaker 11: Give us a call that in twenty four ten you
Speaker 11: describe yourself as a nine and a half out of ten.
Speaker 11: If you're so self involved that you'll think you're absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 5: There's only by nine and a half an hour books.
Speaker 5: That is Harry Style. Actually know he's at ten.
Speaker 6: You're going to say, no, you're in a nine.
Speaker 5: And a half out of fifteen.
Speaker 1: A little to you built a time machine.
Speaker 2: On this stasy working on Monday, sixth of February twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. But let's take a little trip down memory lane.
Speaker 2: We'll start in nineteen thirty two. Of course you knew
Speaker 2: I was going to go to this spot.
Speaker 5: Jokes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the first Olympic dog sled race at Lake Placid
Speaker 2: in New York.
Speaker 5: Was released in love.
Speaker 2: That was a demonstration sport at the time. Now I'm
Speaker 2: going to put you on the spot. Your top five
Speaker 2: dog sleds athletes.
Speaker 6: Go Fido.
Speaker 5: I don't think any of these dogs formed the sled dogs.
Speaker 5: But goodness sake, Cuba Gooding Junior didn't need.
Speaker 2: Do a movie like that about sled dog watched this
Speaker 2: space get back to you on that one. Nineteen thirty five,
Speaker 2: Monopoly board game goes on sale for the first time.
Speaker 2: Can I say something, I've never played a Monopoly.
Speaker 6: Mom, Oh my god, who are you?
Speaker 5: I don't know, it's some kind of child. That's really
Speaker 5: hell back.
Speaker 6: What are you doing with your life? What board games
Speaker 6: have you played?
Speaker 5: Hungry, hungry hippo. I mean we were raised by a hungry,
Speaker 5: hungry hippop.
Speaker 2: Well that sounds I'm having a crack with my mum.
Speaker 5: I'm not at all anyway.
Speaker 2: Nineteen fifty two, the late Queen Elizabeth the II sixceeds
Speaker 2: King George to the British throne and proclaimed.
Speaker 5: Queen of the Commonwealth. What happened I don't even know.
Speaker 2: After King George has got Veena one, I'm not even
Speaker 2: sure what Roman you is. Sixth okay, of course makes
Speaker 2: sense as well, because the sixth of February.
Speaker 5: It's all linked.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety one, Gary Ablett announces his retirement. That senior,
Speaker 2: saying he's lost the desire and motivation to continue, came
Speaker 2: out of retire in Dune. The same year, the freak
Speaker 2: Gary Ablett decided to give away Australian rules. The reason
Speaker 2: that I loved football so much as the younger is
Speaker 2: because of Gary ob Yeah he was. Yes, I went
Speaker 2: for Geelong. I loved the boys, Peter McCarty and whatnot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Gary Hocking.
Speaker 6: Fortunately his son was terrible at football.
Speaker 2: I know how disappointing for Gary Ablett senior when you've
Speaker 2: got a son like Gary Ablett junior. It's like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, pick a different sport, Junior.
Speaker 6: You're embarrassing the family.
Speaker 2: He would have thought that somehow Junior might actually be better.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety nine Don Dunstan, former SA premier. He died
Speaker 2: at the age of seventy two. So he did some
Speaker 2: amazing work.
Speaker 1: Well, I saw a great many things wrong with society,
Speaker 1: a great deal of injustice, unacceptable in equalit to unacceptable poverty.
Speaker 6: Used to get around in shorts.
Speaker 5: Did he? Yeah, I get around in st shorts.
Speaker 6: It doesn't make you the premier in the statement.
Speaker 5: You have to have a few more requirements, is it.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty two, Queen Elizabeth I Twid becomes a British
Speaker 2: monarch to celebrated platinum jubilee marking seventy years is on
Speaker 2: the throne.
Speaker 5: This this is the morning.
Speaker 6: When London that you have the Commonwealth.
Speaker 3: Says thank you to her Majestine, who was out on
Speaker 3: the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
Speaker 5: Yes, can you take over from here? Because my royal
Speaker 5: knowledge is not.
Speaker 6: Up to say we got that when you couldn't read V.
Speaker 2: One and another one song in two thousand and nine
Speaker 2: sums up this situation says my life would suck with
Speaker 2: you by Kelly Clarkson, just kidding, it's without you.
Speaker 10: Oh okay, sure, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: Now I know we're at We're out broadcasting in the
Speaker 3: field on Friday. Not that field, I know which You're
Speaker 3: going back to Harry's field, not that field field. And
Speaker 3: the phone lines lit up, And I basically want the
Speaker 3: men of Adelaide if you're over the age of thirty
Speaker 3: and you eat nutral green col and support me. So
Speaker 3: neutral grain is full of protein fiber.
Speaker 10: You mean it says it in the box?
Speaker 6: Oh okay, So you believe everything you read? And can
Speaker 6: I just say they sell it as iron Man food.
Speaker 6: You don't look like that ironman on the box if
Speaker 6: you don't go on.
Speaker 5: There, you don't look like that. What's going on here?
Speaker 5: Where on camera?
Speaker 6: This is iron Man food? Are you trying to say
Speaker 6: you look like an iron Man?
Speaker 5: Maybe there is.
Speaker 2: It's fuel for the big fellow. He's got a big day.
Speaker 2: So this is what I'm saying. And I'm a man.
Speaker 2: It might be thirties, so we're talking about much difference.
Speaker 5: I feel like I grew out of this way at
Speaker 5: about twenty five. Yeah, Okay, so you're saying, men still
Speaker 5: in their thirties eat these cereals which are just chocco
Speaker 5: box frilledeal filled of sugar, so you've got nutrigrain. And
Speaker 5: also when you're desking this big box of cocoa pops
Speaker 5: this morning.
Speaker 6: Before the cocoa pops, are you four? No one eats
Speaker 6: cocoa pops in their thirty But for.
Speaker 3: Once, I can actually go buy my own cereal Withoutmum
Speaker 3: and Daddy being like, you don't have that for breakfast.
Speaker 3: I've have some old man cereal here for you too,
Speaker 3: Uncle Toby's Plus with antioxid and seat very good.
Speaker 5: What else do you have an ice cream for dinner
Speaker 5: as well?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: I brush my teeth tonight because I don't have to
Speaker 5: look on Friday.
Speaker 3: The phone line is lit up, and I just wanted
Speaker 3: the people of Adelaie to know it is okay if
Speaker 3: you're over the age of thirty to have neutral grain
Speaker 3: for breakfast.
Speaker 5: I don't think you're going to get any support on this, Okay, I.
Speaker 6: Know you're not going to get any support on this.
Speaker 2: The people in their thirties, blokes in particular, who are
Speaker 2: still eating these jewerry cereals.
Speaker 6: Are there adults eating children's food, grow up pan, grow
Speaker 6: up goodness, sake, count chocula produce.
Speaker 5: A Sean is just in a giant child to put
Speaker 5: a bluntly, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's a big man in a small child's body.
Speaker 5: I say that right now. I think you can say that.
Speaker 5: That's fine.
Speaker 2: He's a big man in a big body or a
Speaker 2: small body. Eye careful which way you put it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you put it out there. Thirteen and twenty four
Speaker 2: ten and the men in their still eat these outrageously
Speaker 2: sugary cereals. We're talking nutragrain and cocoa pops. We asked
Speaker 2: you to call us.
Speaker 6: Up, Michelle from Lindock. Men in their thirties. Are they
Speaker 6: still eating nutri grain and cocoa pops?
Speaker 1: Well, not so much the cocoa pops, but the nutri grain. Definitely.
Speaker 1: My husband's dita and he eats nutribra. But more embarrassingly,
Speaker 1: I had nutragraped tea Friday night.
Speaker 10: Michelle, you're a woman of my own heart.
Speaker 1: Now I must confess. We do have a twenty seven
Speaker 1: year old living at home, hink white in the pantry.
Speaker 1: But every now and then you'd like to have a
Speaker 1: little sweet treat we have some nutrogress. I know it's
Speaker 1: got confia.
Speaker 6: So Michelle taught me through this on Friday night. You've
Speaker 6: had a couple of wines, You've gone, oh god, there's
Speaker 6: no food, there's no lasagna. I'm just gonna have some grain.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look, yeah, look it's bizzar. Had a late lunch so
Speaker 1: I was not having tea and then I got a
Speaker 1: little bit peckageduff.
Speaker 5: Like oh nutrigras. Sure, why not.
Speaker 2: Filled the spot.
Speaker 6: You Michelle, We're going to send you off to the
Speaker 6: big wedgy.
Speaker 5: Okay, very good stuff.
Speaker 6: Because you're a couple of.
Speaker 2: Children, you and your husband, Theresa from Modbury Heights. You've
Speaker 2: got a partner who don't tell me they're into these
Speaker 2: sugar cereals.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's forty one.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and he has cockcoat pops every morning.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, you are you married to Sean Sad?
Speaker 6: No one.
Speaker 13: He's looking guys, so you know, but he loves his
Speaker 13: Coca paps.
Speaker 1: So what can I say? I can't say, no torasy.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 6: The slogan is it's just like a chocolate milkshake, only crunchy.
Speaker 1: Yes, and he still drinks the milk out of the bowl.
Speaker 12: After he's finished his cocoa.
Speaker 5: That's very satisfying. It is good. Lord, you've got support,
Speaker 5: he sean. Yeah, you feel like some kind of athlete, now,
Speaker 5: don't you damn straight.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be buying and it's on special this
Speaker 3: week of cold. I'm just going to get smashed.
Speaker 6: Amazing. Good for you, darl Yeah.
Speaker 5: Good stuff. We have six months supplying the office tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, and you all that neutral. I'm just waiting
Speaker 5: until you start to look like Shannon and Kane Exstein.
Speaker 5: But that's just a little bit were off of that.
Speaker 6: Also during the songs, he's going to go and play
Speaker 6: his Nintendo Switch.
Speaker 5: Good for you. We'll bring you a lollipops.
Speaker 6: Email us breakfast at No. Over nine one nine dot
Speaker 6: com dot are you with any moral dilemmas that you
Speaker 6: have and the judge will be in session and she
Speaker 6: will hand down a ruling on whether your behavior is
Speaker 6: inappropriate or not.
Speaker 5: She's didn't you straighten up?
Speaker 6: Boy?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Get that gavel out and you're just a new woman.
Speaker 10: It's easy, dear judge.
Speaker 5: Jody.
Speaker 6: I met a guy on Tinder who and his personality
Speaker 6: is pretty great. We've been facetiming for a week now,
Speaker 6: and he's putting a lot in a lot of effort
Speaker 6: on his own. Before meeting in person, he said he
Speaker 6: had to confess that he has a criminal record, Andrew
Speaker 6: Hayes from pushing drugs a couple of years ago.
Speaker 5: Oh okay wow.
Speaker 6: Since then he hasn't done any drugs and said he
Speaker 6: made tons of changes and has his life together now.
Speaker 6: Obviously I'm skeptical, and I'm not inclined to give him
Speaker 6: the benefit of the doubt because I have trust issues
Speaker 6: in general already. This is so messy, Ladies, have you
Speaker 6: ever experienced this? Is it always bad to go for
Speaker 6: a guy like this? Or could it possibly work out?
Speaker 6: Any of you, ladies dating someone with a criminal record?
Speaker 6: Please help judge.
Speaker 2: So clearly it's not Jeremy Meeks. Remember hot mugshot guy.
Speaker 6: He was so he was so hot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's such a bad Boy's such.
Speaker 1: A bad boy.
Speaker 6: We love a bad boy. We do love a bad boy.
Speaker 6: Having said that from a woman who spends in her
Speaker 6: other job, in her other life, an inordinate amount of
Speaker 6: time in court, it always fascinates me the amount of
Speaker 6: people on meth, The amount of people on meth in
Speaker 6: this state of South Australia is extraordinary.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm not reading this he's saying that's good or bad.
Speaker 6: No, it's very bad because I can't imagine anyone watching
Speaker 6: the news going, oh, I should try some myth because
Speaker 6: that's where out really well for all of those criminals,
Speaker 6: like it's it's a scourge. So I'd just be very
Speaker 6: very wary with this one. I'd be very skeptical. And
Speaker 6: because drugs, once they get a holdier, it's pretty bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drugs remarks. We know that, and I look at
Speaker 2: it no stage. I think what you're trying to say
Speaker 2: is don't do meth. And that's a great strong message,
Speaker 2: thank you, doctor Roddy.
Speaker 6: No, I'm just saying from my experience, it never pans
Speaker 6: out well for people. Okay, people do stupid things on meth.
Speaker 5: That's so true, News reader Abby.
Speaker 6: Your thoughts on segue into someone who's done myth?
Speaker 5: So have you done?
Speaker 7: Method confirmed that I haven't.
Speaker 6: But from somebody who has dated.
Speaker 7: Morons her entire life to this lovely lady who has
Speaker 7: emailed in actions speak louder than words. As you get older,
Speaker 7: you realize that they can say everything they want to say,
Speaker 7: but actions speak louder than words. Right, I was dating
Speaker 7: someone who kept getting himself a little bit mixed up
Speaker 7: in the law, and he was all change of change,
Speaker 7: of change, but his actions had.
Speaker 6: Not a little bit mixed up in the law. Is
Speaker 6: like saying I'm a little bit pregnant. Either you're mixed
Speaker 6: up in the law or you're not abs exactly.
Speaker 7: Right, So get away from him if his actions don't
Speaker 7: match his words.
Speaker 6: Okay, I like that?
Speaker 5: Oh okay. Thoughts thirteen, twenty fourteen.
Speaker 6: Are you dating someone who's been a criminal? Are you
Speaker 6: dating someone who's been in prison?
Speaker 5: Are you dating Jeremy Meeks?
Speaker 6: That's a little bit niche, I reckon. Okay, We're going
Speaker 6: to get a heap of calls on that.
Speaker 5: All right, we'd love your thoughts on this.
Speaker 6: Please get bold breakfast at over nine one nine dot
Speaker 6: com dot Are you any moral to let me have?
Speaker 6: Let us know? Do you judge? Jody? I met a
Speaker 6: guy on Tinder. His personality great, been facetiming great. But however,
Speaker 6: she's discovered that he's got a criminal record from pushing
Speaker 6: drugs a couple of years ago. Should she give him
Speaker 6: a chance? That's the question? We love a bad boy.
Speaker 2: We're talking about bad Boys and just in the song
Speaker 2: there before what was the name of that bike? From
Speaker 2: Sons of Anakin, and the entire room goes, oh, oh my.
Speaker 5: God, Oh he's so amazing.
Speaker 2: He was a certified criminal and he did some really
Speaker 2: really bad things, did.
Speaker 6: Some bad stuff. But he's so hot.
Speaker 5: So hot, isn't he?
Speaker 6: Is he? Producers? Here's my dream men. I have rewatched
Speaker 6: some of any that many times. Yeah, yeah, you abby
Speaker 6: thoughts on Jack's Hello?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 6: Please? Anything to do with that?
Speaker 5: Hey, Jax, what did you get up to today?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: I murdered a for you guys and pedaled some drugs
Speaker 5: and firearms.
Speaker 6: Come and patch me.
Speaker 5: What's for dinner? Me? JACKX? You're so awesome, man.
Speaker 6: It doesn't work that, Yeah, it kind of does work
Speaker 6: like that. I don't know what are your thoughts on
Speaker 6: this one, though. I personally think your passes your past
Speaker 6: and if you've changed, good on you.
Speaker 3: You know you've you've done a really strong thing and
Speaker 3: people should forgive you.
Speaker 6: Well, let's go to some jurors. Kelly from Ingle Farm,
Speaker 6: what do you think?
Speaker 14: Well, I'm pretty much the same with her because my
Speaker 14: partner is a criminal, So I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the past is the past. And they've just you've
Speaker 1: just got to have trust in them.
Speaker 5: I think, did it take your while, Kelly to forgive
Speaker 5: and forget?
Speaker 14: I suppose not really, because we actually were talking while
Speaker 14: he was in prison, and I knew him before he
Speaker 14: went to prison, so the crime didn't really matter to
Speaker 14: me that.
Speaker 6: Much, right, And so can I ask what he did?
Speaker 6: Was it really bad or was it something that you
Speaker 6: can sort of, you know, move on?
Speaker 14: It was really bad. He actually went in for murder.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And so you're still together.
Speaker 1: Yep, we're still together.
Speaker 14: We have two kids, Like, we're pretty strong.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 5: It's good.
Speaker 14: He's on parole for the rest of his life, so
Speaker 14: that's a downfall. But now we're good.
Speaker 4: He's good.
Speaker 5: There you go. It says medicine to move forward, just
Speaker 5: to forgive.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So from example from Kelly, thank.
Speaker 6: You, Kelly. Let's go to Mel from Morphot Vale. Hey, Mel, Hey,
Speaker 6: what do we do here?
Speaker 12: I've been on both sides, So I've been the person
Speaker 12: with the past and I've been the person dating. And
Speaker 12: I think if his action and words are matching, yes, sweet,
Speaker 12: you're good. But she's saying, you know, I've already got
Speaker 12: trust issues.
Speaker 1: So is this actually that.
Speaker 12: She's got a problem with these past or is this
Speaker 12: that she's just got trust issues and looking for an exit?
Speaker 2: Right questions, right questions, whole new can of worms there,
Speaker 2: so melt you.
Speaker 6: You believe people can change and evolve and move on.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 12: I'm twenty years on the other side of addiction, like
Speaker 12: serious addiction, from people dying and you know, various crimes.
Speaker 12: And you know, I'm a business owner, I'm a homeowner.
Speaker 12: I've got beautiful grandchildren and children that that's driving You
Speaker 12: can totally flip it around from serious, serious addiction. It's hard,
Speaker 12: and you have to really put the work in every day.
Speaker 12: Even twenty years later, it's still every day.
Speaker 1: You've got to put the work in.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but your actions and your words really need to
Speaker 12: match up one hundred percent every minute of the day.
Speaker 12: Otherwise you just stay in that cycle.
Speaker 6: Okay, mel Can I say congratulations to you because addiction
Speaker 6: is a horrible, horrible disease and for you to come
Speaker 6: out the other side is incredible. So well done. Thank you,
Speaker 6: Good on you. Mel Coup.
Speaker 2: Unbelievably strong calls this morning. Goodness, You've got a tough
Speaker 2: decision to make.
Speaker 5: Here we go, the pressure.
Speaker 6: Being a judge is so hard. It's so hard. It's
Speaker 6: a burden every day.
Speaker 2: I don't think of just a judge in the court
Speaker 2: of the law doesn't actually wave their hands.
Speaker 5: Down and go it's just so hard. This is so hard.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh. So that's one thing you work on.
Speaker 6: It's my body language. Okay, I am going to say
Speaker 6: on this run, open your heart. Give someone the benefit
Speaker 6: of the doubt. They may have made a mistake, but
Speaker 6: people can change, they can evolve, they can grow as humans.
Speaker 6: And as long as as Abby in the newsroom said,
Speaker 6: and as our caller said, their actions match up with
Speaker 6: their words, then go for it.
Speaker 2: There you go, gavel me final ruling. O.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 2: So when I say this we are the home of
Speaker 2: Harry Styles tickets, it's not like a big build up
Speaker 2: to just eventually crown some of the winner, like we
Speaker 2: are just giving tickets away like their absolute bits of lollies.
Speaker 6: Yes, willy nilly was the expression we used this morning.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine waking up in the morning going I'm
Speaker 6: going to get on a plane today and I'm going
Speaker 6: to fly to Melbourne and I'm going to be put
Speaker 6: up in a fancy hotel and I'm going to go
Speaker 6: and watch Harry Styles. Can you imagine that?
Speaker 5: Excited?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 6: I think?
Speaker 5: Do you think?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: All right, Each and every morning we put someone on
Speaker 2: the stand by this and then we announce a winner.
Speaker 5: So this morning it is. And let me just get
Speaker 5: this out.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, let's stop carrying on.
Speaker 2: Get on with it, Serena Hannah from Mawson LAKESA said
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Speaker 5: Now, it's ten minutes to get in.
Speaker 2: Touch with us.
Speaker 6: The time is on, got the timer on, nine minutes
Speaker 6: and fifty three seconds left.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: What we will say is that we gave you a
Speaker 2: couple of winters last week and we said you got
Speaker 2: ten minutes and they got in touch within about I
Speaker 2: don't know a two point five seconds. So there you go.
Speaker 2: Serena Hannah from Morson Lakes. Stick around as well, because
Speaker 2: if Serena doesn't come through and you know what we
Speaker 2: do here at over Oh yeah, we channel out in
Speaker 2: Stephen Bradbury.
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Speaker 2: So this will be one of those things in your
Speaker 2: life which you would just marked down as one of
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Speaker 5: I just imagine it.
Speaker 6: I just I can't even imagine jumping on the plane,
Speaker 6: flying to Melbourne, putting yourself up in a beautiful hotel
Speaker 6: and then going to see Harry Styles in concert.
Speaker 5: Very good.
Speaker 6: Guess who's going to do that? Because we put the
Speaker 6: call out to Serena in Mawson Lakes and we said
Speaker 6: you've got ten minutes to get in contact with us.
Speaker 6: Eight seconds, I reckon it took her. Serena, congratulations. Are
Speaker 6: you excited? Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm freaking out.
Speaker 6: Oh Serena, congratulations. You're going to see Harry Styles up
Speaker 6: close and personal.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Serena. We've got to say as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you introduce that cars and everything further
Speaker 2: than they've player, et cetera, and you left a little poem,
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Speaker 12: I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: Like, obviously we missed out in Adelaide, but I just
Speaker 1: want to thank you for the opportunity.
Speaker 8: It's so amazing.
Speaker 6: I love that we've made you so happy. Serena.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me and my best friend, we'll be so excited.
Speaker 5: Excellent.
Speaker 2: Hey, Serena, thank you so much for entering, and thank
Speaker 2: you so much for listening to Nova.
Speaker 10: Congratulations, Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Oh you're welcome. Thank you so much, Serena.
Speaker 5: Very good.
Speaker 2: Alright, it's plenty of opportunity to start to get yourself
Speaker 2: on the standby list. Another winner this time, tomorrow, winner
Speaker 2: every day. That's crazy, well, Jodie, we get to meet
Speaker 2: so many of these new lovely people from Married at
Speaker 2: First Sight, and I've got to say this might be
Speaker 2: my favorite.
Speaker 6: I think she is my favorite.
Speaker 10: Mel.
Speaker 6: I have to say good morning, Hello, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 6: When we were first introduced to you on your wedding night,
Speaker 6: I thought this girl is so horny, she is out
Speaker 6: of control horny. But now we're discovering you're actually gorgeous
Speaker 6: and sweet as well.
Speaker 13: Oh thanks guys, Yeah, it's the wedding was amazing. It
Speaker 13: was so great to watch last night.
Speaker 5: Well, can I just cut straight to it? Are you
Speaker 5: with the right man?
Speaker 13: Josh is absolutely fantastic. Look, Josh and I had a ball.
Speaker 13: The wedding was amazing. In our honeymoon, we had a
Speaker 13: bit of a spicy honeymoon.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what we need to talk about, because you're
Speaker 2: happy to talk about it, But maybe Josh isn't so much.
Speaker 5: Where do we stand on this whole?
Speaker 2: I suppose openness with the sexual relationship.
Speaker 5: Pardon things.
Speaker 13: Look, that was a really hard situation for the both
Speaker 13: of us because obviously we all know that I'm open
Speaker 13: and okay to talk about sex, but Josh is very conservative.
Speaker 13: So that was definitely a bit of a pick up
Speaker 13: in our relationship at the start. But just comes around.
Speaker 13: Let me tell you, I don't scare him off.
Speaker 6: That's great, It ends up.
Speaker 13: Okay, The honeymoon was fantastic. We had such a great
Speaker 13: time and we have a lot of laughs.
Speaker 7: It was great.
Speaker 2: Well, we love how I open and hoynest you are,
Speaker 2: and I think that's where so many people are connecting
Speaker 2: with you. What sort of twists and turns can we expect,
Speaker 2: and not just from you guys, but from everyone else.
Speaker 2: Have we got a clear indication of what everyone's like
Speaker 2: or can it turn like it has in previous seasons.
Speaker 13: Oh, there's going to be some twists and turns. Absolutely.
Speaker 13: I think a lot of viewers are going to be
Speaker 13: quite shocked in what happens in lots of different relationships,
Speaker 13: Like some things look great on the outside and then
Speaker 13: how things can go south quite quickly, and then some
Speaker 13: relationships that start really bad actually end up to be
Speaker 13: really phenomenal. So I think this year there's going to
Speaker 13: be lots of twists and turns, and I think a
Speaker 13: lot of view are going to be quite shocked with
Speaker 13: a lot of the ending. So yeah, I just say
Speaker 13: sit down, bustle out, because there's a lot to come
Speaker 13: with this year's season.
Speaker 6: I love that, Hey, you have a child, Have you
Speaker 6: got a little boy or girl?
Speaker 13: A little boy?
Speaker 6: Little boy? Has he watched the show?
Speaker 13: No, he's too young?
Speaker 10: OK, married up?
Speaker 13: First sight. I don't think it's really for kids or
Speaker 13: kids doing.
Speaker 6: Without giving anything away. Is he glad that mummy's happy?
Speaker 10: Absolutely good.
Speaker 13: My little boy said to me, Mummy, I just want
Speaker 13: you to meet a nice person. And I've got to
Speaker 13: say the experts definitely delivered on that Josh. He's kind,
Speaker 13: he's lovely, He's actually everything that I asked the experts
Speaker 13: for on the honeymoon and everything. There was a few
Speaker 13: little hiccups, but we worked through them and it's been
Speaker 13: going great.
Speaker 5: So before we let you know, I know you can't
Speaker 5: give too much away. I'm listening. You're doing very well
Speaker 5: at keeping tight lipped.
Speaker 6: I know I tried to go in the back door
Speaker 6: there with.
Speaker 2: We Love a Villain. Is Harrison still locked in throughout
Speaker 2: the entire series? Is he going to stay the villain?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 13: I Thinkrrison definitely, he's going to stay to bill it.
Speaker 13: I don't think things improve change that much with Harrison.
Speaker 13: Harrison's going to be Harrison, and we loving for it.
Speaker 6: Harrison's just going to do Harrison things. I love that.
Speaker 6: Mel so lovely to chat with you, and we don't know,
Speaker 6: but we suspect that you might have got your happy
Speaker 6: ever after.
Speaker 14: So yes, wait and see.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for chatting with us.
Speaker 5: Thank you all right, we'll.
Speaker 2: Catch it bright and early tomorrow morning. From seven, don't
Speaker 2: forget Ben laymonbell In from six to seven. Mattie Rowe
Speaker 2: is going to take you through your workday with the
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