Speaker 1: This is Adelaide's Jody and Hazy on over nine one nine.
Speaker 2: It's Halloween and time to get scary.
Speaker 1: Our next guest has been investigating the paranormal for over
Speaker 1: thirty years, taking locals to some of the most haunted
Speaker 1: places in Adelaide. Paranormal expert, ghost hunter and owner of
Speaker 1: Haunted Horizons Ghost Tours. Please welcome Alison Oball.
Speaker 3: Good morning to you and happy Halloween.
Speaker 4: Happy Halloween, can you too?
Speaker 1: This is your this is your wheelhouse here, Allison, this
Speaker 1: time of year, surely it is.
Speaker 4: Our busiest time. I must's met. Yes, however, actually are
Speaker 4: real Halloween here in the Southern Hemisphere. It's a Northern Hemisphere.
Speaker 4: I think ours is until the end of April.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, Alison, let's go straight to it. Can you
Speaker 5: please tell us your most intense, maybe spine chilling ghost encounter.
Speaker 4: Our main ones will be here in South Australia.
Speaker 2: Oh, great.
Speaker 4: Z Ward, which is the asylum that we do the
Speaker 4: tours are. I was in one of the rooms there,
Speaker 4: one of the cells with the tour, and we all
Speaker 4: become silhouettes because we don't have lights on and I
Speaker 4: have the silhouette of a guest, right in my face,
Speaker 4: which is really off putting because nobody wants anybody back
Speaker 4: close to your face. So I made a polite point
Speaker 4: of trying to make make them move back, touch them
Speaker 4: or move back. So I broke off and said, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: I soid is that somebody next to me? And I
Speaker 4: put my hand out to touch them. My hand kept going.
Speaker 4: Now several people in the room freaked out, but they
Speaker 4: said my hand went out. Whatever it was, leaned back
Speaker 4: away from my hand and then completely vanished in front
Speaker 4: of them. End of tour, everybody was out that room.
Speaker 4: I'm like, they go.
Speaker 3: Yes, money back, because that's what you pay for.
Speaker 2: What sort of people aren't crossing over?
Speaker 1: What sort of people are going you know what, I've
Speaker 1: got business to do here on earth, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to linger around and I'm going to be a spirit
Speaker 1: or a ghost or whatever you may call it. What
Speaker 1: sort of people are still sticking around now?
Speaker 4: Normally, I would say with asylums and jails, especially the
Speaker 4: criminal ones at the end of the day. In the
Speaker 4: old days, they were very religious then. And if you've
Speaker 4: committed a crime, if you've murdered somebody or something like that,
Speaker 4: obviously where you're going to go.
Speaker 3: You think you're going to hell?
Speaker 4: So doesn't Adelaide jail or an asylum look a lot better.
Speaker 6: Around?
Speaker 4: That is not fact. That is not fact that it's
Speaker 4: just I've always thought about it myself. Why are the
Speaker 4: places like jails and sloanes seem to be very active?
Speaker 3: Alison?
Speaker 5: Are you immune to fee like? Do you still get
Speaker 5: scared like the rest of us?
Speaker 3: Oh? God, yea.
Speaker 4: Not in my own places. I'm used to them. I
Speaker 4: know how far it will go and what to expect.
Speaker 4: But when I go to America and England and you
Speaker 4: are in those huge penitentiaries and there's only two of
Speaker 4: you because you've hired it just for the two of you,
Speaker 4: and nobody else is on site near there for the night, Yes,
Speaker 4: you still feel that fear?
Speaker 3: You do it?
Speaker 4: But you do you do feel that fear?
Speaker 3: Do you feel in danger?
Speaker 4: I must have met there wars one time in Zedward
Speaker 4: where I did leave. I bailed.
Speaker 2: Where is this bloody asylum?
Speaker 4: Yeah? That's here, it's campus.
Speaker 2: Yeah jeez, okay, yeah, good old? I say, so, why
Speaker 2: did you bail?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 4: During the something flat Bush fires nine years ago and
Speaker 4: I was going to I couldn't get home because I
Speaker 4: live up in the hills, and I thought, well, that's
Speaker 4: all right, off stairs Edward, because I've got the keys.
Speaker 4: I'll just live there.
Speaker 2: All the places just a rest head for the night.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's like a perfectly nice Stanford on North Terrace.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I bailed ten minutes because something moved across
Speaker 4: the hallway. About five minutes later it was got closer.
Speaker 4: It flitted again. It was this time was closer to me,
Speaker 4: and the whole feeling, the whole feeling was whatever that
Speaker 4: one was, It just felt that one wanted to hurt
Speaker 4: and it's just come out. I slept in my bus
Speaker 4: for the night. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Another wise decision.
Speaker 1: Are most of these ghosts or spirits or whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call them paranormal beings?
Speaker 2: Do you ever speak make a sound?
Speaker 4: That's very rare. I've had it twice in my own home,
Speaker 4: and there was witnesses to one of them. We were
Speaker 4: sitting here in the office and a woman's voice in
Speaker 4: the office just went hello, and we just could not
Speaker 4: find the cause of it. And then I had one
Speaker 4: the other day. It was a male voice doing the
Speaker 4: same thing. I'm sitting here working in the office on
Speaker 4: my own at home and I just heard the mail
Speaker 4: boys saying hello, and there was absolutely nobody. Nobody read
Speaker 4: and my house isn't haunted. Yeah, it was very, very bizarre, Alston.
Speaker 2: What do your people do if they do in CA
Speaker 2: to a spirit or a ghost.
Speaker 4: Not panic? Yeah, you know, it's like I say, in houses,
Speaker 4: people are frightened because it's the unknown, and it's probably
Speaker 4: just somebody who used to live there that is still
Speaker 4: just sharing their home.
Speaker 5: I'm still doing this though, Alison. Thank you so much
Speaker 5: for chatting with us this morning. It's absolutely fascinating.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Just so you know, Allison, when I go I'm coming
Speaker 1: back to Haunt Hazy excellent, stick around with your camera
Speaker 1: in your life, and.
Speaker 3: When I see you coming, Alison, I'm going to go hello.
Speaker 4: I've already told my team that the tourists have to
Speaker 4: continue when I pass over. If you here, if you
Speaker 4: hear Alison Noborne, owner of Haunted Horizons passed away, yeah,
Speaker 4: book your tickets. You are going to have the best
Speaker 4: go do what you've ever had.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Alison. That was amazing.
Speaker 3: It is time to share some ghosts. Oh that's scary,
Speaker 3: isn't it isn't that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're horrifying. Have you ever encountered a ghost?
Speaker 5: Not me personally, but my mother tells a story about
Speaker 5: when she was very, very small, like a prima school
Speaker 5: maybe seven eight years old, and she was in bed.
Speaker 3: With her brothers.
Speaker 5: She had three brothers, and that she swears, absolutely swears,
Speaker 5: that she was looking at the wall. It was the
Speaker 5: middle of the night, and that a figure came through
Speaker 5: the wall. A head came through the wall and looked
Speaker 5: her dead in the eye, and she said she was
Speaker 5: so scared that her voice wouldn't work right, and it
Speaker 5: looked at her and it basically looked up and down
Speaker 5: and then disappeared.
Speaker 3: And then they found out that it matched.
Speaker 5: The description of the person who built the house and
Speaker 5: lived there their entire life.
Speaker 2: And did they die grizzly death?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that would have made the story better.
Speaker 3: We would have hang on, can I go back?
Speaker 5: But you can imagine a seven or eight year old telling
Speaker 5: her brothers the next day about her and the brothers
Speaker 5: how they would have reacted.
Speaker 2: Is she sure it wasn't a dream?
Speaker 5: She swears that she did, because she claims that she
Speaker 5: obviously couldn't get back to sleep. Yeah, so it would
Speaker 5: have been like two or three in the morning, and
Speaker 5: she stayed there completely wild away for the rest of
Speaker 5: the night and waited till their brothers woke up to
Speaker 5: tell them the story, which they obviously said, you're completely
Speaker 5: full of you know what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know sometimes when you dream right and
Speaker 1: you're scared or someone's chasing you or they catch you,
Speaker 1: you try and scream that you can't in your dreams.
Speaker 2: So I have no doubts over der dream. Let's just
Speaker 2: say it.
Speaker 3: Oh my very goodness, she was eight years old. I
Speaker 3: have some compassion jokes.
Speaker 2: I think no one believed her at the time too.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, let's go around the rooms. Yeah, produces are.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I had I've spoken about before, because genuinely I
Speaker 8: don't believe in this stuff. I'll say, but this I
Speaker 8: cannot explain. I was living with mum and my dog
Speaker 8: about ten years ago, and my dog is terrified of storms.
Speaker 9: So it was middle of the night.
Speaker 8: I woke up because it was such a big storm
Speaker 8: and my shadows were going Yeah.
Speaker 10: I went as shout as we're going yeah, classic forest story.
Speaker 9: Well just set up and then it's thunder as well.
Speaker 8: My first thought was, oh, the dog's going to be
Speaker 8: losing it, so I'll get up and make sure she's
Speaker 8: all right. And then I went, oh, no, it's all good.
Speaker 8: Dogs on the end of my bed. Mum's already thought
Speaker 8: of this. She's come in and she's patting the dog
Speaker 8: and calming the dog.
Speaker 9: And so I open up myrs.
Speaker 8: I look at Mom and I go, oh, she al right,
Speaker 8: she's completely ignored me.
Speaker 3: Rude mum, mum.
Speaker 9: And then this figure just looked at me and disappeared.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 8: And I thought, just because it's the only the two
Speaker 8: of us at home, I assumed it was Mum patting
Speaker 8: the dog. Bin said she slept through the whole night.
Speaker 8: She never came in, didn't touch the dog, dog was
Speaker 8: completely calm. I thought I was dreaming. So I rolled
Speaker 8: over and wrote a note in my phone. Yeah, next morning,
Speaker 8: note was in there. It was like two thirty in
Speaker 8: the morning.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Let's hear you ghost stories this morning, your spiritual encounters,
Speaker 1: give us a past thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: We'd love to hear you. Also your thoughts on did
Speaker 2: Hayes full of it?
Speaker 3: Yes? With love? Your thoughts on that?
Speaker 5: And also I sent as three thoughts on Are you
Speaker 5: a ghost? And do you break into people's houses have
Speaker 5: at their doctors?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go to Jess. Good morning morning.
Speaker 1: Firstly, Happy Halloween. Secondly, what is your ghost story?
Speaker 11: She is about my daughter. She was three years old.
Speaker 11: A friend and I were going to pick up some
Speaker 11: plants just off a marketplace at a let's house. So
Speaker 11: we went around to this lady's house and as we're
Speaker 11: about to walk in, my three year old daughter says, Mom.
Speaker 12: Why are we at the doctors?
Speaker 11: And I said, darling, we're not at the doctors. And
Speaker 11: she said, yes, we want to go to the doctor's mum.
Speaker 11: And she was going, why are you here? And I said,
Speaker 11: it's not the doctors and this lady's face she just
Speaker 11: looked at me as the lady that lived there, and
Speaker 11: went like really pale and had mely tears in her eyes.
Speaker 11: And I was like, are you okay? She said, what
Speaker 11: did your daughter just say? I said, oh, she just
Speaker 11: seaks throughout the doctors. I don't know what she's on
Speaker 11: about sort of things. And she just went really really pale,
Speaker 11: and she said this actually used to be a doctor's
Speaker 11: surgery and one of the doctors actually died in here.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 11: And yeah it was quite freaky. And yeah, there's no
Speaker 11: way obviously my daughter would have known any of that,
Speaker 11: and apparently she'd obviously seen something there, and yeah, a
Speaker 11: bit of a weird time, excellent ess story.
Speaker 2: Did she go into like how the doctor died?
Speaker 11: No, I didn't really died into that, I think unfortunately
Speaker 11: it was Yes, I don't know. I think she was
Speaker 11: actually related to the doctor, to be honest. Yeah, she
Speaker 11: didn't really go too much into it. But yeah, it
Speaker 11: was really awkward after that because she was just so pale,
Speaker 11: and yeah, she was kind of freaked out and my daughter, take.
Speaker 2: Your glance and go good.
Speaker 5: We can only assume a gruesome death to add to
Speaker 5: the story.
Speaker 1: We can't assume that it could have just been a
Speaker 1: heart attack or something. Oh my goodness, Scarlet, good morning,
Speaker 1: your ghost story.
Speaker 2: Go please.
Speaker 13: So when I was about fourteen, I was walking to
Speaker 13: a friend's house with just a few of my friends
Speaker 13: and we were cutting through the streets, so went back
Speaker 13: walked through an alleyway. The second I stepped in, all
Speaker 13: the hairs like stood up on my body, had this
Speaker 13: heavy feeling on my chest and like I could barely
Speaker 13: walk my legs were completely jelly. My friends even said
Speaker 13: to me, like, did you see a ghost or something?
Speaker 13: Because I was just I would have looked pale. Finally
Speaker 13: got through the alleyway. At the time, for some reason,
Speaker 13: all I could think of was my uncle who actually
Speaker 13: got murdered when I was two years old, which happened
Speaker 13: in an alleyway. So got home, spoke to my mum,
Speaker 13: looked at the newspaper article and that was the alleyway.
Speaker 13: Oh gosh. Yeah, did you have no explanation for it
Speaker 13: was a full body reaction, but I knew, so, yeah
Speaker 13: it was.
Speaker 5: How did you So? How did your mom feel about
Speaker 5: the situation? That must have sugar her a little bit.
Speaker 4: She was fouit.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I've had other experiences, so that's not new to me.
Speaker 13: But she was pretty freaked out. There's just no explanation.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So speechless, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm speechless in this situation and I'm
Speaker 1: the grim Reaper today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy. Should be used to this kind of stuff, I.
Speaker 2: Know, Well, normally I'm dispensing death. Yeah, wow, that.
Speaker 3: Is INCREDI fun when you're on the other side of it,
Speaker 3: is it? Grim Reaper?
Speaker 2: Let's go to Corny. You did the ghost tour?
Speaker 7: Yes, I did?
Speaker 2: Okay, which one.
Speaker 7: As the ward?
Speaker 1: Ok So if you missed it a little earlier, we
Speaker 1: spoke to a ghost hunter who does tours through the
Speaker 1: z Board, which of course was then old the Inside
Speaker 1: Mental Asil and what happened Courtney.
Speaker 7: So when we went on the tour, we go to
Speaker 7: the cells and the sort of tells you to go
Speaker 7: in there and she will lock the doors behind you.
Speaker 7: You're stand in there for a couple of minutes to
Speaker 7: get the feel of what they'd be like to standing
Speaker 7: in there. And as I'm standing in there, we's like
Speaker 7: we have to choose a part of the room where
Speaker 7: you want to stand and he have to stay still.
Speaker 7: And then she opens up the door to you know,
Speaker 7: let us out, and I go to try and walk out,
Speaker 7: and my whole body just throws and I couldn't move,
Speaker 7: like I was statue. I couldn't move. I was just
Speaker 7: staring at my age partner just like he's like, you're right,
Speaker 7: and I could not talk, like my whole body was
Speaker 7: just an ice. And he's like comes up to me
Speaker 7: face to face and apparently I was just staring at
Speaker 7: him cold and stay and it wasn't until he actually
Speaker 7: touched me on the arm. But I actually got released
Speaker 7: and my whole boy went back to filmal and I
Speaker 7: just been like what happened? Like you were like out, wow.
Speaker 2: Courtney, do you think something took over your body?
Speaker 7: Most definitely, like I was cold to the touch apparently
Speaker 7: when he touched me.
Speaker 3: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's so awesome. You got you got invaded
Speaker 2: by spirits.
Speaker 3: It was a spirit just hanging out inside you.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Courtney, that's incredible. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Here, that's good. There's some good stories too.
Speaker 2: By the way, I could do this all morning. I
Speaker 2: love it.
Speaker 3: It's Halloween, baby, Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we're gonna be armed with all sorts of ghoulish stories,
Speaker 5: kings off jairs.
Speaker 3: What do you got?
Speaker 1: A woman marries a ghost but divorces him because he
Speaker 1: kept disappearing.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, disrespect the ghost.
Speaker 3: Actually Patrick's ways.
Speaker 1: So her she's a singer. Her name is Bricardi, like
Speaker 1: Bricardi and Coke.
Speaker 3: Any relation to Cardi bar distant cousin.
Speaker 1: Briccardi by Riccardi and Cardio. Anyway, she married the ghost
Speaker 1: of a Victorian soldier named Eduardo.
Speaker 3: Never trust in. Eduardo said that since day did.
Speaker 2: This story is so good. It's the gift that keeps
Speaker 2: on giving.
Speaker 1: She reportedly ended the relationship after less than a year.
Speaker 1: So she met him in twenty twenty one and stated
Speaker 1: that the marriage began to fall apart due to her
Speaker 1: ghost husband's erratic behavior.
Speaker 2: I mean a war, said that, and then bloody reliable?
Speaker 3: Are they you ever?
Speaker 5: Have you ever tried to discipline a ghost? Absolutely? Because
Speaker 5: the worst thing is when they walk away from you.
Speaker 5: They literally walk out of.
Speaker 3: The room through a wall and they're like, where to
Speaker 3: from here? Go to your room? And he just walks out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that feels like me trying to get
Speaker 2: my five year old of bed. Go to bed. She
Speaker 2: just walks to a wall. Oh she goes?
Speaker 9: Where's she go?
Speaker 2: Don'no?
Speaker 3: Just drifts through, floats off.
Speaker 1: She described how he became increased simply possessive and unsettling,
Speaker 1: leading her to eventually divorce him.
Speaker 2: What about this bit though? He's the kicker? She said.
Speaker 1: He would routinely disappear and then emerge days later.
Speaker 2: Smelling of Chanelle number five, No, no, no, it gets better.
Speaker 1: Chanell Number five is Marilyn Monroe's favorite perfume.
Speaker 14: Oh whoa.
Speaker 1: So essentially he was ghosting and poking up with Marilyn
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Paul Bricardi and Coke.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you've got to be so careful. We'll give you
Speaker 5: this tip of free You've got to be so careful
Speaker 5: ghosts these days.
Speaker 2: Don't you.
Speaker 3: You can not trust.
Speaker 2: Them Father's money, not.
Speaker 3: Even during Halloween. Thinks to get a little bit blue.
Speaker 5: So we've got to get this little segment out of
Speaker 5: our sisman before we straighten up at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Johnh Sure, no problem. What's got for me?
Speaker 5: I got a nice little headline here which I really
Speaker 5: feel like will connect with you on a personal level.
Speaker 3: You'll understand when I get to it.
Speaker 5: A feurious husband has been jailed after going on a
Speaker 5: rampage with a shovel following the discovery of his wife
Speaker 5: having sex with his brother in the back of a
Speaker 5: car while his mother sat in the front. I mean,
Speaker 5: I've told you some stories, but this is at the
Speaker 5: most top part of the top shelf.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 5: David McCulloch, who's forty one, played guilty last week to
Speaker 5: the fool and attack after catching the duo romping in
Speaker 5: the vehicle in Tasmania.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go, right, and I feel like.
Speaker 3: Everyone who's from Tazzy knows everyoney to Dazzy.
Speaker 2: That's not entirely true.
Speaker 3: What was Dave actually like?
Speaker 1: Dave?
Speaker 2: I've never met Dave.
Speaker 3: Are you sure?
Speaker 5: The bizarre audio unfolded whinn as suspicious McCulloch tracked down
Speaker 5: his spouse sent to king after she failed to answer
Speaker 5: her phone multiple times. Classic the Bernie Supreme Court her
Speaker 5: during his sentencing hearing, Bernie, ain't.
Speaker 1: It's some strange things happening, Bernie. I mean I'm from Tasmania,
Speaker 1: so I can say that it's fine.
Speaker 3: Bernie, Supreme Court. We've said some stuff.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: He Fern, his wife of six years, with whom he
Speaker 5: also shares four kids, in the back of the vehicle
Speaker 5: with his brother Jamie, in a parking lot close to
Speaker 5: his siblings apartment building.
Speaker 3: Gosh, it's so incredibly connected, which is so tacy.
Speaker 5: Shockingly, his own mother was sitting unperturbed in the driver's
Speaker 5: seat when the pair were caught and the raunchy acts
Speaker 5: the court has heard.
Speaker 3: That's the biggest question. What do you doing, mom? What's
Speaker 3: what's going on in front seat?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 2: Hey, mum?
Speaker 1: I mean I can say how I mean, I grew
Speaker 1: up in Hobart, obviously I can safely say that never
Speaker 1: once have I had relations with the boy while mum
Speaker 1: sat in.
Speaker 2: The front of the tarata. Never.
Speaker 3: And you can, you can. You can hold your head
Speaker 3: high in was, so can Colleen.
Speaker 5: That's something particularly in Tazzy where it's not commonplace.
Speaker 2: No, so what on Joe's Yeah, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Can I confirm something though? Can you just be honest
Speaker 5: for a second, is or is it not your maiden
Speaker 5: name McCulloch. No, I want to talk to you about
Speaker 5: the moment where your kids are going through a traumatic situation,
Speaker 5: but you can't stop.
Speaker 3: Laughing, so you need to leave the room. I think
Speaker 3: we've all been there at some stage as parents.
Speaker 1: Absolutely we have where they're like distraught and you're like.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 5: And there was an incidant in our household yesterday where
Speaker 5: both my wife and I were in that situation and
Speaker 5: unfortunately our little Lottie, who's a four year old little
Speaker 5: lady with so much sunshine, was in tears.
Speaker 2: I mean, you say sunshine, I say sas.
Speaker 3: Yes, sas sassy sunshine is what it is.
Speaker 5: Yes, So we left just for a second while they
Speaker 5: were both in bed, ready to ready to go to sleep,
Speaker 5: and then as what happens, you hear a bit of
Speaker 5: a thump, and then what came from that was a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of tears. Lottie was in tears because you've
Speaker 5: been hurt by a six year old Henry, and oh,
Speaker 5: here we go. We both looked at each other and like,
Speaker 5: all right, who's going to go in there and dress this?
Speaker 5: We both came at the same time. Lotty is in tears.
Speaker 5: Henry's sitting there pretending like nothing happened. Just two of
Speaker 5: them in the room, so we're not detectives. We can
Speaker 5: work out what's happened. And so he starts with something really,
Speaker 5: really stupid, And then we said what happened, and Lottie's
Speaker 5: response was Henry jumped on me and hit me in
Speaker 5: the nuts. We both looked at each other as I
Speaker 5: genuinely started laughing to the point where I have to
Speaker 5: leave the room. It's making Lottie cry even harder, and
Speaker 5: even Henry started giggling, you don't have nuts, bless you.
Speaker 5: Lottie could picking up the words around.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's so cute. Didn't get resolved.
Speaker 5: It did get resolved. So the conclusion is that she
Speaker 5: ain't got no nuts.
Speaker 3: It is Halloween.
Speaker 5: Let's talk scary movies, and shall we, and in particular
Speaker 5: those movies that really scarred you as a cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those things that you watched as a kid and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh my god, I probably shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 1: You know, when mom and dad said, don't watch that
Speaker 1: because that will horrify you.
Speaker 2: Yes, I should have listened.
Speaker 5: She should have definitely listened to you, one of you.
Speaker 5: I don't think still to this day, if I watch
Speaker 5: this now, I would still be just as freaked out.
Speaker 3: And that is the exergum.
Speaker 4: It is a layer you will exclise with the truth
Speaker 4: to not an accident, an exercision.
Speaker 2: A million.
Speaker 13: I'm actually possessed by.
Speaker 9: I always wonder if that kid was scarred by acting
Speaker 9: in that role.
Speaker 2: Yeah, surely, Yeah, there was.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was a kid getting a little
Speaker 1: sneak peek of the Gremlins.
Speaker 3: Oh my, probably the most of the scene.
Speaker 15: Don't ever feed him after midnight.
Speaker 5: Showed you already at the Christmas party.
Speaker 6: Get Meeker, Let's go around the road.
Speaker 3: Produces.
Speaker 9: Yeah, babysitter made me watch sore.
Speaker 1: Babysitter. I hope she earned her eight dollars fifty an hour.
Speaker 9: And it stayed with me.
Speaker 3: That helmet scene, sore, freaky af you do not kill
Speaker 3: that six and Alison and Diana will die. This rule rot.
Speaker 8: Let the game genuinely given me shivers up my spine.
Speaker 1: What was the movie where there was the babysitter was
Speaker 1: in the house and she takes a phone call?
Speaker 3: What was that one scream?
Speaker 2: I don't think twenty four ten?
Speaker 3: Someone tell us scatty shack. I don't know, we're working.
Speaker 1: Does anyone know what I'm talking about? With the babysits
Speaker 1: alone in the house and she gets a phone call?
Speaker 9: Is that the same one of the phones coming from
Speaker 9: inside the house?
Speaker 3: Is it screamed?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 9: Coming from inside the house.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's scream I.
Speaker 2: Just no, okay, here's your key takeaway from that. No
Speaker 2: one wants you to be right, not one of us.
Speaker 3: What about you produce a flak?
Speaker 5: I think produce a FLA's going in a bit of
Speaker 5: an alternative area when it comes to horror movies.
Speaker 10: I don't do horror movies. I refuse to watch them.
Speaker 10: I think they're silly and scary, that is you're right. Yeah,
Speaker 10: my life changed when dad let me stay up and
Speaker 10: he goes, this is good for your development, and he
Speaker 10: let me watch Lord.
Speaker 3: Of the Flies.
Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, now that's not a horror film, but the
Speaker 10: kids go a bit crazy, right yeah on the island
Speaker 10: and in primary school, I was a bit of a
Speaker 10: fact yeah, and that killed a fat kid with a
Speaker 10: rock and I'm like, great, that's me and then scarred
Speaker 10: me for life.
Speaker 3: Thank you for laughing at my name. I feel a
Speaker 3: new nickname.
Speaker 1: Come are we replacing mask?
Speaker 13: Are we?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Twenty four ten?
Speaker 5: Tell us the horror movie that absolutely scarred that you
Speaker 5: know what out of you.
Speaker 3: As a child.
Speaker 2: Please, we'd love to hear from you.
Speaker 3: Share your trauma.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Halloween will soothe you.
Speaker 3: It's fun, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Let's tell you calls next those movies that really really
Speaker 5: set you off in a really destructing path as a kid.
Speaker 5: Talking about those scary movies that you saw as a
Speaker 5: kid that absolutely shocked you and probably caused a bit
Speaker 5: of trauma.
Speaker 1: To be honest, well, you know how, we were just
Speaker 1: chatting about the I was like, oh, who's the girl
Speaker 1: the babysitter in the house alone, and you're like, it's screamed.
Speaker 2: I think it's screamed.
Speaker 3: Is it confirmation?
Speaker 2: It's not screamed.
Speaker 1: It was when a stranger calls and someone calls them
Speaker 1: and goes, have you checked the children?
Speaker 3: Horrifying? Isn't that that does sound good?
Speaker 1: We are asking on thirteen twenty four to ten, we're
Speaker 1: bringing out childhood trauma.
Speaker 3: Okay, talk about.
Speaker 1: Things that terrified you the movies more specifically that terrified
Speaker 1: you as a child. Emily from Golf You Heights?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 12: I was at my dad's house and he said, okay,
Speaker 12: you need to watch Finding Destination, but you cannot tell
Speaker 12: your mom.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh that what about dad?
Speaker 5: The Final Destination series was just outrageous. This is number three.
Speaker 5: The roller coaster scenes. You just felt like that if
Speaker 5: you were inside the Final Destination, like if that was you,
Speaker 5: you were the character. It didn't matter what you were
Speaker 5: going to do, you were going to end up dead.
Speaker 2: Emily, what was the plot?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: What was it all about?
Speaker 12: It was the one where they were at the racetrack
Speaker 12: and the racetracks completely fell apart. And then I went
Speaker 12: back to months the next night and she was.
Speaker 11: Like, oh, that's so to speedway. So then the whole
Speaker 11: entire time I was just like, I'm going to die.
Speaker 12: Yeah, because yeah, it's just going to completely poor part.
Speaker 2: And also also thanks dad, Yeah, cheers dad.
Speaker 3: What a great, lovely thought process for a young child.
Speaker 1: Yeah, isn't that beautiful? Beteen twenty four ten, get involved
Speaker 1: this morning. Those movies that traumatized you as a kid,
Speaker 1: let's hear from you. We're going to take your calls next.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll take more calls straight ufter. Sabrina Carpenter
Speaker 5: a really ghoulish song on Overdime by Night.
Speaker 3: It's called Taste. It's Jodie Nazy.
Speaker 5: We're talking scary movies because it is Halloween, in particular,
Speaker 5: those scary movies that really really.
Speaker 3: Messed you up as a child.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the Exorcist ruined you for life, did
Speaker 2: it not.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 5: I always wondered what it would be like to spew
Speaker 5: out blood but also walking backwards.
Speaker 3: On your hands and feet down the stairs. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: never got to live it out. But I thought, wow,
Speaker 3: do you know that's something else?
Speaker 2: Today's the day? Today could be to day?
Speaker 3: I went, why not? I'm just going to say it,
Speaker 3: and if you know the movie.
Speaker 5: You know, there's a moment where they're screaming the power
Speaker 5: of Christ compels you, and what's happening with that crucifixes.
Speaker 3: It's just not right, it's just not heavenly. Really messed
Speaker 3: me up.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'm sorry, Yeah, it's kind of Matt from More
Speaker 1: Welcome morning, Matt.
Speaker 15: Good morning, guys. How are we good.
Speaker 2: Relive your childhood trauma for us, please?
Speaker 15: Well, one that messed me up as a kid wasn't
Speaker 15: It wasn't all that scary, but it was definitely one
Speaker 15: that gave me an irrational fear was a movie called Volcano.
Speaker 4: Yeah it was.
Speaker 15: I had to quickly look it up, but it was
Speaker 15: a movie I only watched it as a kid. I
Speaker 15: never watched it again because it's irrational fear. But it
Speaker 15: was apparently an earthquake happened in Los Angeles and it
Speaker 15: started like hidden on the Grand Volcano. And then I
Speaker 15: just got a rational fear that I'm gonna have a
Speaker 15: volcano erup somewhere near me in my life and I'm
Speaker 15: gonna burn.
Speaker 2: Whatever you do, Matt, don't watch shark Nado because you
Speaker 2: just Let's go to Vicky from Darlington, Good morning, Vicky.
Speaker 13: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was it?
Speaker 7: It was?
Speaker 11: It was a movie I would have been probably, you know,
Speaker 11: maybe five years of age, just sitting in the loundry
Speaker 11: and playing with my dolls and that's on TV.
Speaker 3: He was that a mid day movie?
Speaker 1: I know, normally, Vicky, the midday movies are like some sappy,
Speaker 1: ridiculous like love movie where you know, someone falls in
Speaker 1: love with someone else, but not on this particular occasion.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's amazing. And all the moms and
Speaker 5: dads out there, you've just got to put it in perspective.
Speaker 5: You think your toddler's bad could be worse, could be chucky.
Speaker 2: So true.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Sharon from Seafed Meadows. Good morning, Sharon,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 2: What was the movie?
Speaker 14: It was Critters.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I watched critis as well. Nothing about
Speaker 3: them all.
Speaker 5: They've come a long way and they're hungry.
Speaker 3: You know, watch Sharon.
Speaker 5: If we sat down and watched Critters now we would
Speaker 5: laugh because it's so just not very, very scary at all.
Speaker 14: It was the scene where the little girl is sleeping
Speaker 14: in a single bed and the creater is underneath the
Speaker 14: bed and she hangs her arms and legs over the
Speaker 14: edge because it's hot, and he comes up from under
Speaker 14: the bed and eats her feet and hands. And I couldn't.
Speaker 14: I slept in a bowl for years. I could not
Speaker 14: put couldn't, couldn't hang over the bed.
Speaker 3: It's not the thing.
Speaker 5: And then for the rest of you childhood, you're this
Speaker 5: sweaty little ball in.
Speaker 3: The middle of your bed in the fetal position, gulf
Speaker 3: by you.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, oh you poor love.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Sharon.
Speaker 1: Cassie from seakhliss around this out for us.
Speaker 4: What was the movie? Good morning? It was signed the
Speaker 4: Alien movie?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, but it.
Speaker 13: Did so much damished me.
Speaker 7: I was so young.
Speaker 13: I literally left half glasses of water.
Speaker 15: You know the movie.
Speaker 7: You know that the water is what can you know?
Speaker 7: Kill the alien?
Speaker 4: Yes, I left half glass the water all around the
Speaker 4: house for years and drove my parents insane, like we
Speaker 4: did into my teenage.
Speaker 7: Into teenageas I'm not kidding, was amazing.
Speaker 3: I just cruise around the house. Well a glass of water.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, Cassy is thirsty.
Speaker 3: Oh good for the animals, I guess, oh, I guess
Speaker 3: there you go.
Speaker 6: Okay, now, Cassie, you know I still struggle to drink
Speaker 6: a full blast.
Speaker 5: What a magical space this is too usually good friends
Speaker 5: coming head to head in I would say almost Mortal Kombat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the fierceness of this.
Speaker 1: We will fight to the death in Battle of the Bangers,
Speaker 1: There's no question. And if you haven't heard it before,
Speaker 1: this is how it rolls.
Speaker 2: We have a theme. Each week.
Speaker 1: You choose a song, I choose a song, and then
Speaker 1: you get to vote on the Jody and Hazy Instagram
Speaker 1: page for the song that you want to hear tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Write about this time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's simple and I love that too.
Speaker 2: You choose the music right now? Would you do? You
Speaker 2: care to read out the school?
Speaker 3: Wow, it's twenty one to fifteen. It was good to
Speaker 3: say that.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure how many more weeks we have left
Speaker 5: in the year, but there is a trophy for Battle
Speaker 5: of the Vegers Supreme Champion Battle the Bangers, and I
Speaker 5: probably need to win every single week from here and
Speaker 5: then to be even eligible to be in the mix.
Speaker 2: No, I think you're out.
Speaker 1: I think we did the mask badly last week and
Speaker 1: you had to win last week and you didn't.
Speaker 3: Again, We've got more than six weeks left on the Nah.
Speaker 2: No, we don't no, mate.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I'm the diamonds. This is the gree
Speaker 3: I'm the diamonds and you are the silver fan.
Speaker 2: Shut up?
Speaker 3: Does that feel not nice? I'm just trying to come.
Speaker 3: I'm strong. Still lost a series though.
Speaker 1: Okay, why do you have to play dirty? The minute
Speaker 1: you start losing, you discussing? Don't bring the do don't
Speaker 1: you very dare bring the Diamonds into this just because
Speaker 1: they just lost the consolation Cup.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, cheers.
Speaker 5: I'll try anything at this stage. Yeah, all right, Halloween theme.
Speaker 5: Would you like to go first like you always do?
Speaker 1: Yes? Please, the Queen of Halloween Marianna with a bit
Speaker 1: of disturbia.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's definitely fits the theme.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? Jade's my song?
Speaker 5: I know you well enough to know that you're going
Speaker 5: to really like my song and that you're going to
Speaker 5: hope that my song wins.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Cranberryese zombie.
Speaker 4: That is good.
Speaker 1: That is good.
Speaker 3: Za Never never have you sung along to my song
Speaker 3: like that?
Speaker 2: Never know, these are bad signs for me.
Speaker 5: There you go, well, and this will show just how
Speaker 5: much I'm not liked in this space. You're you're probably
Speaker 5: going to win this with a full endorsement for my song.
Speaker 5: You could tell me people to vote for my song
Speaker 5: and you still get.
Speaker 3: To win this. My soul.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, that's how I feel in songs, A song,
Speaker 1: song song each You never a Tuesday where you pants
Speaker 1: me pretty much right?
Speaker 5: Please get voting at Jody and Hazy. So you've got
Speaker 5: a Zombie by the Cranberries versus disturb You by Rihanna.
Speaker 5: Boy our boy need a victory. We will play the
Speaker 5: Winging song tomorrow morning at eight.
Speaker 1: Last week it came down to one vote, solitary, and
Speaker 1: I think we had the most votes we've ever had.
Speaker 5: It was hundreds of votes, came down to one vote
Speaker 5: for the first time in weeks and weeks, your husband
Speaker 5: voted for your song instead of my song.
Speaker 3: It really hurt me, really.
Speaker 1: You know, when greg Odie the man you have a
Speaker 1: complete romance with votes for his own wife, You're in
Speaker 1: trouble mate.
Speaker 3: What happened there