Speaker 1: We get you every morning, every day.
Speaker 2: Lazy Adelaides folks.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you're just a humble trade and you're just trying
Speaker 3: to get your job done and just you know, make enough.
Speaker 2: Money to feed your family and live a really breasonable wife.
Speaker 3: And then you've got to jump over some of these hurdles,
Speaker 3: and some of these hurdles just people putting it on you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's so tough for the boys sometimes, isn't it,
Speaker 4: when they're so hot and attractive and muscly and you.
Speaker 1: Know, well equipped, that women can't help themselves.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, just trying to get the job done
Speaker 3: building Australia. Fun little chat this morning when it's been
Speaker 3: put on you at work.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of trade is working around Adelaide today
Speaker 3: with their shirts off and just really really getting their
Speaker 3: jobs done. At the same time, probably doing it in
Speaker 3: a very sexy way.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And I don't want to speak on behalf of
Speaker 4: all women, but I will when I say thank you
Speaker 4: to the cute trades because you just brighten our little
Speaker 4: day in ways that you don't even know when you
Speaker 4: drive past a work site. And years and years we've
Speaker 4: been objectified when we walk past work site, whistled, etcetera, etcetera.
Speaker 1: But now I just feel like the tables are turned right.
Speaker 4: Okay, So all the middle aged mums who are dropping
Speaker 4: their kids off just go past the work site.
Speaker 2: Do you feel about that? Boys, how do you feel that?
Speaker 4: They feel?
Speaker 2: Real good, objectified?
Speaker 4: It's fine, they're fine, they like it, no complaints so far?
Speaker 4: Building your house right across from my house at the
Speaker 4: Moment's good?
Speaker 1: Quality?
Speaker 2: You really getting quality home?
Speaker 3: Really get your steps half, aren't you? Said said the dog.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I'm exhausted. I can't go for another block.
Speaker 4: But I'm not even going around the block. I'm just
Speaker 4: like going to the end of the street.
Speaker 2: Mate, It's like, what is going on?
Speaker 3: Mix it up, mum, for goodness, say I've got a
Speaker 3: bunch of trading mates, and I would say the majority
Speaker 3: of them are builders. Before we get into it's just
Speaker 3: a really really quick question.
Speaker 1: Sexiest trade, sexiest trade?
Speaker 4: Sheep.
Speaker 1: There's give me some options.
Speaker 2: Here, chippy, yeah, builder, electrician.
Speaker 3: You got a landscape, players, brick layers, concretors.
Speaker 1: I don't know this. I like, Oh okay, I've got it.
Speaker 1: I love a good landscape garden.
Speaker 3: Okay, landscaper producer. Am your husband is a builder?
Speaker 1: Is he not fiance? Let's just clarify that.
Speaker 4: Every Wow, he hasn't sealed the deal yet, still long
Speaker 4: enough to get the ring.
Speaker 1: We're still waiting on the wedding anyway. He installs flooring right,
Speaker 1: which is technical.
Speaker 4: It's not one of the classic trades, I'd say, but
Speaker 4: he calls himself a trading Where's high is good enough
Speaker 4: for me?
Speaker 2: Farmers Union? All that? No, no, no, Krensky for.
Speaker 4: Breakfast, bacon, an egg roll and a double shot espresso.
Speaker 1: He goes hard.
Speaker 2: Oh, double shot espresso. I got a heat of trading mates.
Speaker 3: A lot of the builders, one Borking in particular, has
Speaker 3: been hit on a couple of times, and reasonably recently,
Speaker 3: like genuinely hit on doing a job at a house.
Speaker 3: Like I'm not talking about flirtatious, so I'm talking about
Speaker 3: actually put on him. And he's married, happily married. Okay,
Speaker 3: he's a good looking rooster. I will say that.
Speaker 2: But is this does this happen?
Speaker 3: Or is this because I've been told as well that
Speaker 3: sometimes I use these particular plots for particular movies. No
Speaker 3: idea what that person who told me that was talking about.
Speaker 1: When Harry met selling and that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: Maybe okay, maybe something like that.
Speaker 1: Ye sleepless and Seattle, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, is this the one off? Or could it
Speaker 2: possibly happen?
Speaker 4: I can't imagine even if the cutest trading in the
Speaker 4: world came to my house and I am happily married
Speaker 4: with a lot of children and Seid the dog, I
Speaker 4: can't imagine in what universe, even if I was single,
Speaker 4: that I would say to a trading let's go.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But yeah, but more so, let's say if you were single, though, like,
Speaker 3: if you were genuinely single, don't.
Speaker 1: Put that on me again. I've been there. It wasn't fun.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's just it really intrigues me that he's
Speaker 3: found himself in this situation. Blight lid client, of.
Speaker 4: Course, do you know, do you have an understanding of
Speaker 4: what she actually said to him?
Speaker 1: Or can you not say that at eight fourteen when
Speaker 1: there are children?
Speaker 3: I can't say it eight to fourteen, nor can I
Speaker 3: say it at any time really, So yeah, it wasn't
Speaker 3: It was pretty blunch.
Speaker 1: It was like pretty much an offer on the.
Speaker 3: Table really really floored him, so he didn't know how
Speaker 3: to respond to it. In terms of really aggressively saying.
Speaker 4: No, okay, well let's do this third in twenty four ten,
Speaker 4: when have you been hit on at work?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Genuinely propositioned, Yeah, outrageous stuff. And he's a builder.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is it happening to the concretors?
Speaker 1: I don't know certainly what happen to a landscape gardener?
Speaker 1: She's there. That's just the next level of trades, aren't they?
Speaker 2: When have you been hit on at work? And take
Speaker 2: us through the situation.
Speaker 3: I'm just so intrigued from a trading point of view
Speaker 3: as well, if this actually happens somewhat on the red.
Speaker 4: I have heard of there being for traders who are
Speaker 4: single who have sort of regular situations like this, of
Speaker 4: people leaving certain things in window sills when they might
Speaker 4: be home alone, you know what I mean as a
Speaker 4: signal or really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is it the like the upside Dwan pineapple thing? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that kind of that sort of vibe.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Okay, So getting somewhere, we're just scratching the surface.
Speaker 4: We want to peel back the curtain a little bit
Speaker 4: more though, as much as we can.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, from morning, Chloe, were you've been hit on
Speaker 3: a work good morning.
Speaker 5: Yes, many moons ago. When I worked at Subway.
Speaker 3: I used to get would you like my foot long?
Speaker 4: Or because you only handle a six inches? Oh yeah?
Speaker 3: And what about the majority of lives? Did they actually
Speaker 3: think that they were clever?
Speaker 2: Saying that?
Speaker 4: I think some of them did.
Speaker 1: But it got really old, really really quick.
Speaker 5: I worked there for about seven years, and by the
Speaker 5: end of it, I.
Speaker 3: Was just like, Oh, I heard it all before, buddy,
Speaker 3: witness make heard it all before.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm going to digress here for just a moment,
Speaker 4: But have the Subway people ever thought of doing something
Speaker 4: in between the six inch and the.
Speaker 1: Foot long, like a three quarter?
Speaker 4: Because that's what I'm there for a three quarter?
Speaker 1: Well I'm the same, but now that I have kids,
Speaker 1: I just normally cut off the extra bit that I
Speaker 1: don't want to al Right, gotchas.
Speaker 2: You're only what if away from a holiday? With what
Speaker 2: if dot com?
Speaker 1: You could go to the dentist or the kids' sports.
Speaker 2: But what if it was a weekend on the coast instead.
Speaker 4: Book hotels, holiday rentals, apartments and more.
Speaker 2: What if it's ouzzie for travel? There is a very
Speaker 2: special day across Satellite TI it.
Speaker 1: Is Are you okay?
Speaker 4: Day, So it is so important to check in with someone,
Speaker 4: particularly who you know when your gut isn't doing so well.
Speaker 4: And I just very quickly wanted to chat about a
Speaker 4: young girl who I met when she was fifteen. Her
Speaker 4: name was Lucy, Lucy Marsh and she'd been heavily bullied
Speaker 4: at school hazy so from thirteen onwards, and when you're thirteen,
Speaker 4: you know lifestyff as it is let alone that pile on.
Speaker 1: And you know, when we were kids, we'd go home.
Speaker 4: There were no phones, there was nothing or no computers,
Speaker 4: nothing that can continue that bullying well into the night.
Speaker 4: But now it's just a whole new ball game for
Speaker 4: these kids. So she suffered depression, she was in and
Speaker 4: out of hospital. She had absolutely no self worth or
Speaker 4: self esteem at one point there. And so through a
Speaker 4: mutual friend of our, Sharnie, she was a netballer and
Speaker 4: so she met her in netbull circles. Sharnie was living
Speaker 4: in Melbourne at the time, so she rang when she said, look,
Speaker 4: there's this young girl who I know isn't doing well.
Speaker 4: Do you mind catching up with her for a coffee
Speaker 4: and just having a chat. Sharnee, having known that I
Speaker 4: also had had bouts of depression and my own mental
Speaker 4: health struggles on and off. It's never been long going,
Speaker 4: but I have experienced what it can be like. So
Speaker 4: I caught up with her. I never forget this day.
Speaker 4: We went for a walk around the Uni Loop and
Speaker 4: there was this young girl and she was fifteen, and
Speaker 4: I felt so helpless because she was in a really
Speaker 4: bad state, the worst possible state that you could be in.
Speaker 4: And I just thought, I have no words, I don't
Speaker 4: know how to help her, and she needed some professional help. Anyway,
Speaker 4: fast forward eight years later, she stood up bravely in
Speaker 4: front of her school, told her story, sort of confronted
Speaker 4: all the bullies that had been horrible to her and
Speaker 4: explained to everyone how that had made her feel. And
Speaker 4: at the age of twenty two, she's got a job now,
Speaker 4: she's working night shift. She's absolutely loving it working in
Speaker 4: the health space, and with the help of her mum, Nash,
Speaker 4: she's recovered for now. She's been diagnosed with bipolar. She's
Speaker 4: embraced that she's on the right medication, so she's on
Speaker 4: the right path. The point of all this is she
Speaker 4: had a message at the end of her podcast that
Speaker 4: I listened to this morning before coming to work. It's
Speaker 4: called be on the back Paddic with Lucy Marsh. Just
Speaker 4: I want everyone to have a listen to this and
Speaker 4: just have a real think about mental health and what
Speaker 4: it might help, might be affecting those people around you.
Speaker 5: Any question that I've ever had regarding my life, I've
Speaker 5: always had it within me. I've just needed a circle
Speaker 5: of love around me to bring it out. And it
Speaker 5: may have taken eight years put me to get well,
Speaker 5: and at some stage I might be on well again,
Speaker 5: but I know the only thing that brought me out
Speaker 5: of that was love, not only from other people but
Speaker 5: from myself too. So yeah, I think love is the
Speaker 5: only thing that will say to us.
Speaker 2: I think that's an important thing.
Speaker 5: We've got to learn to love ourselves as well, particularly
Speaker 5: when that internal conversation is trying to tell us quite
Speaker 5: the opposite speak message.
Speaker 3: And just how powerful words are, Yeah, like her, particularly
Speaker 3: in all facets, in all ages, both negative and positive. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what good can come from positive words? But just what
Speaker 3: bad things can come from negative words? Particularly in the
Speaker 3: playground like the whole the old school, sticks and stones
Speaker 3: will break my bond.
Speaker 2: With that, that's just absolute crap because it's all about words. Well,
Speaker 2: it's hurt and completely shape the future.
Speaker 4: Words can really hurt, and especially in that online space
Speaker 4: you think you're talking to no one. Well, people read
Speaker 4: that stuff and it has a profound impact, and.
Speaker 1: It did on her.
Speaker 4: I'm so happy to say she's doing really well now.
Speaker 4: And I would implore any parent in particular who might
Speaker 4: be struggling with a young child or a teenager who
Speaker 4: is having depression issues, please have a listen to that
Speaker 4: podcast because I think you'll find some solace in it
Speaker 4: and knowing that you're not alone.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that.
Speaker 4: Stuck with me there, Lucy said, I might be well now,
Speaker 4: but I might be down the track. I think the
Speaker 4: thing is with depression, anxiety, mental health, it never.
Speaker 1: Goes to way.
Speaker 2: It's ongoing.
Speaker 4: So you might think someone's cured or you know they're better,
Speaker 4: or whatever it might be. It's a battle and it
Speaker 4: can be a battle every single day.
Speaker 1: So just be kind to those people around you.
Speaker 4: And if this has triggered anything for you, please call
Speaker 4: Lifeline thirteen eleven fourteen.
Speaker 1: But so Lucy, if you're listening this morning, I'm so proud.
Speaker 3: Of you, Dove, good stuff, Lucie fantastic podcast as well.
Speaker 3: Make sure you give a listen it is. Are you Okada?
Speaker 3: So anyone you think might need to chat, just feel
Speaker 3: free reach out.
Speaker 1: It was quite warm yesterday. Did you go out and
Speaker 1: enjoy perhaps the Uni loop?
Speaker 3: I told you, and I think it made it onto
Speaker 3: our Instagram page. There was a shirt thief in North Adelaide,
Speaker 3: specifically in the uniloop Era and I was robbed. I
Speaker 3: was robbed as soon as I stepped foot on that track. Yes, bang,
Speaker 3: I got robbed by the shirt thief. I'm just so
Speaker 3: thankful that it was such a nice day. I didn't
Speaker 3: freeze to death.
Speaker 1: That's so lucky, isn't that?
Speaker 2: From here? So I might as well just keep running.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just have to say I'm I'm so sorry
Speaker 4: you were a victim.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry you Okay.
Speaker 2: I'm always a victim here. You don't know what it's like.
Speaker 4: I don't know, no, because I'm not prone to running shirtless.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't have to live like this. It's not right
Speaker 3: what happened. So there was that incident and then there
Speaker 3: was another incident. Can you believe it as well? And
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to pull your leg here for the
Speaker 3: second time this year I was crapped on by a bird.
Speaker 3: The first time was much worse, to the point where
Speaker 3: I think I had post traumatic stress for so long
Speaker 3: I was wearing one of those genuine big motorbike helmets
Speaker 3: for the fear of a bird crapping on me because
Speaker 3: the first time it actually went in my mouth. But
Speaker 3: this one was really strange because it hit me directly
Speaker 3: on top of my head, right in that specific spot
Speaker 3: of the back sort of top back where blokes start
Speaker 3: to go ball oh okay, yeah, And it felt like
Speaker 3: someone sort of dropped a rock on top of my head. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like a genuine It felt like a genuine slap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's a strange, unusual feeling.
Speaker 1: The trauma of your run yesterday.
Speaker 3: So the first part was like I just get crapped
Speaker 3: on and then getting almost a quarter of a handful
Speaker 3: of bird turn on my head going confirmation, yes, I
Speaker 3: did just get crapped on. But secondly, why did that
Speaker 3: feel like sort of crap on skin contact?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Shouldn't I shouldn't my hair
Speaker 2: have cushioned the fall? Do you want me to have
Speaker 2: a lot?
Speaker 1: Do you need to squat down? Had around and I
Speaker 1: can give you a real honest appraise.
Speaker 2: Don't worry. I had a genuine, solid look.
Speaker 3: And I'm speaking of so many blokes here, and there's
Speaker 3: always that moment, and there's the.
Speaker 2: Ads, you know, the hair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my turning point, Yes, because I took photos from
Speaker 3: a little dome and yeah, there's a genuine little strip there.
Speaker 3: It's just almost ready for a little helicopter land. So
Speaker 3: I mean, just keep your eyes peeled for the latest
Speaker 3: TV advertisement. So I was just like going for a
Speaker 3: run and I felt like this sort of slap on
Speaker 3: top of my head and I looked up and it
Speaker 3: was like big bird and it turned out it is
Speaker 3: puokeing on my head.
Speaker 2: And that was when I knew that I was genuinely
Speaker 2: gone bald. And that was my turning point. Everyone's got one, well,
Speaker 2: most blokes have one.
Speaker 3: Few lucky buggers who don't have to worry about going baled.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well done. There's always a moment because I knew
Speaker 2: I was receding, but I didn't know that I was
Speaker 2: losing at the back back. That's my soul.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: You know you'd be good in this situation because the
Speaker 4: other night when you went to the McGarry and you
Speaker 4: were dressed up in a black tie and you thought
Speaker 4: you were looking schmik. You were like, I I'm almost
Speaker 4: a chance when I.
Speaker 1: Get home to get some tonight because I look so good.
Speaker 2: Eight and a half month pregnant wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, she said, I don't know what's going on here,
Speaker 4: but you looked gaunt.
Speaker 2: I thought it was old, but she said gaunt.
Speaker 3: But also I sort of wonder if had I not
Speaker 3: been running shirtless, whether it would have happened before. Because
Speaker 3: I can tell you right now that was a message
Speaker 3: from nature and birds.
Speaker 2: Yes, that was their version of put Yeah.
Speaker 3: So fiercely competitive comrades, just fighting for musical supremacy.
Speaker 1: That's what's that thing here, that's what's going on. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the scoreboard.
Speaker 3: You're always going to the schoolboard. You want to go
Speaker 3: to the scoreboard for songs, A song, song, song as well.
Speaker 1: Keep those two entities very separate. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: This is Battle of the Bangers.
Speaker 1: You're such a child.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm losing this competition, but let's talk about the
Speaker 4: other competition that I'm winning.
Speaker 3: Okay, if it was in reverse, you do the exact
Speaker 3: same thing.
Speaker 2: In child, you right about now.
Speaker 1: Battle of the Bangers this week? So would you like
Speaker 1: me to go first?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sell your song? What do you got?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: So the meaning behind this song is it's about not
Speaker 4: being okay, which is a good.
Speaker 1: Day to day because it's are you okay? Day? So
Speaker 1: it's an.
Speaker 4: Absolute banger and I chose it because, as well as
Speaker 4: being a song about not being okay, I also saw
Speaker 4: it on a promo for the footy finals on Channel seven.
Speaker 4: I thought, oh jeez, that's a good song.
Speaker 3: It feels like that's where you got it from. You're like,
Speaker 3: I like this year, I'm gonna use it. But you've
Speaker 3: tried to find deeper meaning, deeper spot on the you're
Speaker 3: alad to say.
Speaker 6: I just think it's a ripping jew epic by Faith
Speaker 6: No More like that.
Speaker 2: I don't reckon all.
Speaker 3: People would be with familiar with Faith no more. It's
Speaker 3: not about everyone knows so.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not about the band. It's about the song
Speaker 1: that the bang is not Battle of the Band.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, you should not have this much confidence with
Speaker 3: that song.
Speaker 2: That's all I say. Really, sure it's gonna win.
Speaker 1: I never said that. I just liked the song.
Speaker 3: Okay, Sure, as Killiman Jero rises like Olympus above the
Speaker 3: heir and getting.
Speaker 4: Here it is.
Speaker 3: Let's call it right now, folks, I know Africa everyone's
Speaker 3: second favorite song.
Speaker 1: I would argue that.
Speaker 2: Everyone's go to karaoke song.
Speaker 4: I would argue that when the Port Adelaide players in
Speaker 4: the rooms about to run out on Saturday night, they
Speaker 4: won't be playing Toto by Africa.
Speaker 6: No, they won't.
Speaker 2: Look at Charlie Dixon and the Boys bring back Hames.
Speaker 2: Charlotte gets the dums back.
Speaker 1: This little Zach Butter's in the.
Speaker 2: Corner kind of Rosie. All right, So that's my song,
Speaker 2: Toto Africa.
Speaker 1: Two songs, Killer and jo What does that light even mean?
Speaker 3: No one knows. No one knows what that means. If
Speaker 3: you do know, she was kill and Joy rise like
Speaker 3: limps above the searing Eddie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's a girl.
Speaker 2: Send us a.
Speaker 3: Text, howror get voting at Jody and Hazy Faith no
Speaker 3: more epic or Africa by Toto, t.
Speaker 1: A bit of my song just to go out, Just
Speaker 1: to be fair, it's gone.
Speaker 2: Lady, you told you you've.
Speaker 5: Built a time machine.
Speaker 3: Hazy on this daisy Thursday, beautiful Thursday. Oh, soak up
Speaker 3: this sunshine and let's take a little trip down in
Speaker 3: Marmory Lane. The fourteenth of September tay as well as
Speaker 3: are you OK?
Speaker 5: Day?
Speaker 3: Very very special and important day on the carnet. You've
Speaker 3: got a mate reach out and doesn't matter. What's an
Speaker 3: antsy picking it?
Speaker 4: I get ask the question and I was reading somewhere
Speaker 4: it on AREU OK?
Speaker 1: Day?
Speaker 4: Ask once, and then if you still think in your
Speaker 4: gut something's not right, ask again.
Speaker 3: Eighteen sixty, French acrobat Charles Blanden walked a tie rope
Speaker 3: across the Niagara Falls while walking on stilts.
Speaker 2: What yes?
Speaker 3: And I could just imagine the anxiety. It's exactly what
Speaker 3: it feels.
Speaker 2: Like for me when I come home.
Speaker 3: I've got a couple of beers, and I know that
Speaker 3: both my kids are asleep in bed, haven't gone to
Speaker 3: the airbags, so I'm not allowed to wake them up.
Speaker 3: You've got to get through and somemer half of the shower.
Speaker 3: That's the sort of anxiety. I feel like a big
Speaker 3: chuck is going through the well.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty seven, Sunday New York Times achieved a record
Speaker 3: as the heaviest ever newspaper who weighed more than five
Speaker 3: to four kilos and the most massive single issue of
Speaker 3: a newspaper sixteen hundred and twelve pages.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of news, sure, and I speak on
Speaker 4: behalf of all journalists.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it be nice to have a newsrooms that full
Speaker 1: of journals?
Speaker 3: My gosh, all some of the newsrooms now there's only
Speaker 3: about three or four journals in there. You guys need
Speaker 3: sixteen hundred pages tomorrow. You've got a deadline three hours.
Speaker 3: Twenty seventeen, Bill Wilson was a ward of four point
Speaker 3: five million in damages after she sued Women's Day magazine
Speaker 3: after they made her out to be a serial liar,
Speaker 3: which is just disgraceful. I mean, as far as I know,
Speaker 3: Women's Day in some of those magazines has never ever
Speaker 3: ever told a lie or absolutely gone ridiculously.
Speaker 2: Over what about anyone?
Speaker 3: Her number one song on September fourteen, two thousand and four,
Speaker 3: was leave Get Out by Jojo Oh Jo. She's only
Speaker 3: thirty two, is so? By my calculation? I mean she
Speaker 3: was only sort of what twenty three?
Speaker 2: Hang on? What the year is it? Twenty years ago?
Speaker 2: Hang on? How old was she put a song out?
Speaker 2: Hang on? What day is it? What station is this?
Speaker 2: All right, that'll do for me. Fuck, that'll pick.
Speaker 1: That'll do talk.
Speaker 2: I'll do a speaking story. This huge.
Speaker 5: Sid Well.
Speaker 4: The official trailer for the next installment of the hit
Speaker 4: anthology series American Horror Story Delicate has been so they've
Speaker 4: been teasing viewers for months and months now, but the
Speaker 4: new cast, which features Kim Kardashian, Kara Delavin, and Emma Roberts,
Speaker 4: has been dropped on Binge. This is the trailer for
Speaker 4: the highly anticipated season twelve.
Speaker 2: You are an Elas Stone, Now focus on the good.
Speaker 4: Do you have a peculiar penchant for turning dreams into nightmars?
Speaker 2: Pretty name, don't care?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 2: That's Kim. She sounds all right, she sounds just like Kim. Okay,
Speaker 2: do you know what I mean? Yeah, it's like going, wow,
Speaker 2: she's an acting mode.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, right, Okay, that's a harsh critique because you
Speaker 4: could very easily embarrass yourself in that situation for someone
Speaker 4: who's been accused of having no talent her whole life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but was it fallon or was something that she
Speaker 2: went on with or Saturday night? Liable?
Speaker 1: And she did a really good job just read the
Speaker 1: auto cube.
Speaker 2: But still still that's that's pretty.
Speaker 1: Hard putting yourself out there, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Reading it fall a seat at the same time being
Speaker 3: funny and keeping up that tone.
Speaker 1: And vib totally. It's just what.
Speaker 2: We just read to the Academy Awards and you're in
Speaker 2: the middle of your speech.
Speaker 4: I was just about it's just like you reading the
Speaker 4: what if line.
Speaker 1: It's not just anyone can do that. It takes character,
Speaker 1: it takes skill.
Speaker 3: It's about eight words, but sometimes those words come out
Speaker 3: different places in my mouth.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what they come out.
Speaker 2: Real quick, real quick. What if? For travel that much?
Speaker 2: We can guarantee in the press? Juice? What else you got?
Speaker 1: One direction?
Speaker 4: Star lam pagn has been rushed to hospital with agonizing
Speaker 4: kidney pain. So he fell on a trip. No, he
Speaker 4: didn't fall, he fell ill. Sorry, he didn't fall at all.
Speaker 3: Start the source has said that he actually fell. And
Speaker 3: then you're going to end up into a new idea.
Speaker 3: It's going to be a friend of a friend.
Speaker 1: He actually felt okay one day, Fancy didn't fall.
Speaker 4: He fell on a trick to Lake Como in Italy
Speaker 4: with his girlfriend Kate Cassidy, and doctors are investigating.
Speaker 1: The recurring problem but he had to cancel his concerts. Yeah, right, disappointing,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 2: He's a little bit disappointing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of all the one directions, would Lampayne be the
Speaker 4: one you'd go and pay to see by himself?
Speaker 3: Obviously the easy one. It's it's who's coming second, because
Speaker 3: Harry Styles is first.
Speaker 2: Yes see, I'm a big Nile fan. I'm a big
Speaker 2: Nile fan. But there's I'm into zaying just because he's
Speaker 2: a bit. He's a bit of a bad boy.
Speaker 3: He's a bit of a recluse, like he's a bit,
Speaker 3: he's a bit of an outcast, saying he didn't go
Speaker 3: in the same excuse the part, but he didn't go
Speaker 3: in the same direction as the other boys in terms
Speaker 3: of being on the same page.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with all due respect, I didn't ask you who
Speaker 4: you want to go on a date with.
Speaker 1: I asked her who you want to go and see?
Speaker 2: I love them all my children.
Speaker 4: Juicy taylors With won nine awards at the VMA, so
Speaker 4: she basically took everything home. Now, I'm sure that you've
Speaker 4: been to awards nights, given how much footy you've played,
Speaker 4: Where is the one person wins absolutely everything?
Speaker 1: How boring is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That is the bit boring, isn't it?
Speaker 3: But particularly when I mean forty wards nights, it's probably
Speaker 3: there's probably four or five and then maybe the bloker
Speaker 3: wins the most, maybe wins two or three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but not as much as she did. It was
Speaker 2: just it would have been so.
Speaker 1: Boring, wouldn't it.
Speaker 2: I know, it would have been making things up like
Speaker 2: oh best right shoe Taylor sweet? Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So there we go. There's not much more to
Speaker 4: say about the VMA has not much happened, apparently, although
Speaker 4: producers Zoe was saying that there was a rumored rift
Speaker 4: between Justin Timberlake and Meghan the Stallion because I mean,
Speaker 4: who saw that coming? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it's Megan thee Stallion too, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yea Megan Meghan the Stallion.
Speaker 2: That's okay, we're getting there, we're learning.
Speaker 3: Some of the outfits of the VMAs as well, were
Speaker 3: absolutely outrageous.
Speaker 1: How there was that girl yesterday?
Speaker 4: Was it?
Speaker 1: Who was it not? Jewel Leafer?
Speaker 2: Does you cat?
Speaker 1: Does you cat stressed as a cobweb?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, No one saw that coming. She was playing
Speaker 3: about three dollars sixty to turn up as a cobweb.
Speaker 3: Rageous odds. There you go, because thirty degrees coming. Really,
Speaker 3: you've really stuffed me up a.
Speaker 2: Couple of times.
Speaker 4: We've thrown you out, hasn't it. All these music variations
Speaker 4: because of the hot weather.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So just to peel back the curts just a
Speaker 3: little bit, just to educate with some radio talk. When
Speaker 3: you hear the intro of a song before the vocals
Speaker 3: start kicking in, that's called you want to talk up
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 2: Up to the we hit the post, that's what they called.
Speaker 4: Yes, what you don't want to do is talk over
Speaker 4: the vocals because people get extremely triggered when radio announces
Speaker 4: talk over the top of songs.
Speaker 3: It's an art to talk right up to the last
Speaker 3: millisecond before the vocals kick in.
Speaker 4: So, for example, on Hazy's screen here, it will give him, say,
Speaker 4: sixteen seconds, so you know you've got to talk for
Speaker 4: sixteen seconds and then stop talking before, for example, Katrina
Speaker 4: and the Waves kicks in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this was about half an hour ago, just
Speaker 3: a pinpoint, the exact moment where I should have stopped
Speaker 3: talking leading up to one of ourt heat themed songs.
Speaker 4: And also for exactly how long you kept talking for
Speaker 4: when you should have stopped talking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, coming out next, Jude's talks to you about a
Speaker 3: mate of mine he got hit on at work as
Speaker 3: a trade.
Speaker 2: It's happen a couple of times. That rageous stuff.
Speaker 1: The meantime degrees say it again.
Speaker 3: As like a little eye and also as we do
Speaker 3: off Katrina and the waves over talking on just a
Speaker 3: good six seconds, that's okay, good efforts.
Speaker 2: Fine, you're hearing your train came in?
Speaker 3: How boss came in? It was like, oh geez, did
Speaker 3: you hit the post? Should we take it upstairs? Should
Speaker 3: we go to the yard? I was like Lee Matthew's
Speaker 3: name too. I snapped the post in half.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you are like the Adelaide Crows who
Speaker 4: actually didn't hit the post.
Speaker 2: Battle of the Bangers as well. Just a quick little recap,
Speaker 2: which is Jodie song.
Speaker 3: Fake Name, More Epic versus Toto Africa and.
Speaker 2: We love this. I think we work something out as well.
Speaker 3: I always get excellent starts, so jump on Jode and
Speaker 3: Hayes on Instagram and you can vote for your favorite song.
Speaker 3: But I always get a nice little early lead or
Speaker 3: you might have worked it out this morning.
Speaker 1: I think we've absolutely worked out.
Speaker 4: My husband's away at the moment. I haven't heard from him.
Speaker 4: I've texted him several times and heard nothing back. However,
Speaker 4: he has had time to vote. The first vote for
Speaker 4: your song Toto Africa was from Greg Gotti.
Speaker 1: That's great, my husband, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: The second vote was from whom body Media.
Speaker 1: Boddy Media under the company name Chris.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 3: Is there any other social platforms you can jump on
Speaker 3: there and vote for my song?
Speaker 4: He is so busy voting for you in Battle of
Speaker 4: the Vegas that I he hasn't had time to text
Speaker 4: his wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fine. Love that. Greg's good stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Carstor though, jump on Jodi and Hazy and tomorrow
Speaker 3: morning at eight o'clock we're going to reveal the winner.
Speaker 2: Listen, sag that up? How what are your thoughts?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 2: Maybe been of this? I'm all there for you.
Speaker 4: I'm a bit of a pump up ahead of port
Speaker 4: Adelaide playing tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That is so, why don't you use never turnt up.
Speaker 1: Because we're going to hear it tomorrow night?
Speaker 2: What was the point there playing on Friday night? Folks?
Speaker 4: Adelades