Speaker 1: Get every morning, every day Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Emergency Emururgency Jick Chad.
Speaker 3: Okay, can I tell you what happened this morning?
Speaker 4: You came into work and I had Zoe produces Zoe
Speaker 4: pinned down on the ground and I was just laying
Speaker 4: into it.
Speaker 2: And I was like, save something for me, and I was.
Speaker 3: Then you were like, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: And I said, We've had a disagreement over this guy
Speaker 4: Ian on the Gold Coast talking about thongs on the
Speaker 4: beach and he wants to ban them, and Zoey disagrees
Speaker 4: and I can't agree.
Speaker 5: Zoey v Jody Old V the young Hey listener, Baby,
Speaker 5: it's a.
Speaker 3: Podcast, mate, it's low hanging fruit jokes.
Speaker 5: Okay, don't you find that some of that low hanging
Speaker 5: fruit is the sweetest?
Speaker 4: Well, you obviously do, absolutely delicious. You seem to go
Speaker 4: back to the low fruit a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm a simple man too.
Speaker 4: On top of all that, anyway, does chicks on the
Speaker 4: beach wearing g strings make you uncomfortable? Discuss my really picture?
Speaker 5: Let's chat?
Speaker 3: It is so time for ah let's go girl.
Speaker 2: Babies. Now what brings you guys here?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Well, I know we had ch chat yesterday, but we've
Speaker 4: had to convene hastily an emergency meeting of the Sweety
Speaker 4: Pie and Porium i e.
Speaker 2: Chit Chat ladies, welcome leasure.
Speaker 4: Something something's happened overnight that we're all sort of in
Speaker 4: strong disagreements about and we would really love your thoughts
Speaker 4: on this. On thirteen twenty four ten, okay, welcome Abby.
Speaker 3: From the newsroom. Thank you. She was single, loving to
Speaker 3: the weekend.
Speaker 4: Now no one knows because she's not really being forthcoming
Speaker 4: about what happened on Saturday.
Speaker 2: She just wants to take it one.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, did you just say we don't need
Speaker 4: to know about you. You're happy to tell us three
Speaker 4: hundred and sixty four days of the year about your
Speaker 4: parents of love and Zoe he has joined us as well.
Speaker 4: Zoe very career driven, beautiful, gorgeous young girl in her
Speaker 4: twenties and glowy.
Speaker 2: That's blow up. Zoe. Yeah, listening for the first time, She's.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is what's happened overnight in order to necessitate
Speaker 4: the emergency convening of this group. So the question of
Speaker 4: where the thong bikini should be banned at the beach
Speaker 4: has sparked a furious debate. There was a guy on
Speaker 4: the project last night, basically middle aged blow who's come
Speaker 4: out and said it makes me really uncomfortable when women
Speaker 4: wear bikinis at the beach.
Speaker 2: You also need to know that his name was Ian.
Speaker 4: I don't know, maybe he could be he's anyway, So
Speaker 4: I hate to say this, and this goes against him
Speaker 4: and every feminist bone in my body, but I feel
Speaker 4: uncomfortable when I see thirteen fourteen year old girls wearing
Speaker 4: a thong.
Speaker 2: At the beach. All right, well let's just have a
Speaker 2: little little listen to what a Hane's got to say.
Speaker 6: All right, I want young women to be so confident
Speaker 6: enough for they can wear I think wrong with an
Speaker 6: ordinary bikini that goes straight across the bum, as opposed
Speaker 6: to the song up it turns about when you're looking.
Speaker 6: You can't help it if you're walking down the street
Speaker 6: and you've got a couple of young ladies with their
Speaker 6: beer bums right in front of you.
Speaker 3: So are your immediate reaction to aan.
Speaker 7: Oh come on, you know my media. I first of all,
Speaker 7: he's what a middle to later aged man. I don't
Speaker 7: want to hear what you think about young girls bodies ever,
Speaker 7: That's my immediate take. I think one of the panelists
Speaker 7: made the point of don't look, and you went, oh,
Speaker 7: I can't help it.
Speaker 3: Yeah you can.
Speaker 8: I you can help it.
Speaker 7: Look look away, eyes up here in thanks sweety for me.
Speaker 7: I just think he has no place to have an
Speaker 7: opinion on women's bodies, their choices, what they wear. It's
Speaker 7: a taste thing. So just like that's not his taste. Yeah,
Speaker 7: he's certainly not a lot of people's taste as well.
Speaker 7: You know, it doesn't mean it should be bad.
Speaker 4: I'm sort of torn on this one because I'm all
Speaker 4: about young girls empowering their bodies, feeling good about themselves,
Speaker 4: because we have an epidemic in this country, in this
Speaker 4: universe really where women hate their bodies, and it starts
Speaker 4: in that young age. But also at the same time,
Speaker 4: I've lived through an age where women have been objectified
Speaker 4: my whole life, and so I sort of don't like
Speaker 4: young girls putting themselves in that position.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that wrong?
Speaker 7: I hear it, and I think maybe this is where
Speaker 7: we differ because you're especially you're a mum of four girls,
Speaker 7: and I'm a single.
Speaker 3: Young girl one of my children.
Speaker 4: Yes, you can say it For.
Speaker 7: You, I understand the protective element because of that, Whereas
Speaker 7: for me, that's even more reason to empower yourself.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, Abs, Yeah, it's a tough one from a perspective.
Speaker 3: Of that's why we call this meeting.
Speaker 9: From a perspective of it's like our bodies are a
Speaker 9: vessel and that's what gets us around from A to B.
Speaker 9: And why are we looking at them, objectifying them, and
Speaker 9: why are we even having this debate in twenty twenty
Speaker 9: four men in speedos and broad shorts being objectified and all, God,
Speaker 9: don't wear that on the beach, like nobody does that,
Speaker 9: but also like to flip it on his head if
Speaker 9: you just to catch off there when my mates we speeders,
Speaker 9: don't you worry, I aggressively.
Speaker 2: Object the fire.
Speaker 4: Conversely, if a bloke was wearing a thong, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: like that either.
Speaker 9: And I understand that.
Speaker 2: This thing.
Speaker 4: Well. The other point that he made Ian Mate was
Speaker 4: when he's in the boardroom, because he's obviously a very
Speaker 4: serious businessman, he said that if there's a woman with
Speaker 4: her breast spelling out, or you know, wearing inappropriate clothing,
Speaker 4: he doesn't take her seriously.
Speaker 3: Take a listen, you know, I have.
Speaker 6: Seen women at you know, fairly high level networking beatings
Speaker 6: there were very much exposing their breasts and anything. Well,
Speaker 6: you've kind of lost a bit of business credibility straight away,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 3: Again, I mildly agree with Ian. I agree on that.
Speaker 9: I think as I've always been taught, when you're at
Speaker 9: work in a professional setting, you know, your arms aren't out,
Speaker 9: your boobs aren't out your legs. That's how I've always
Speaker 9: been taught in a professional setting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I want people to take seriously what's coming
Speaker 4: out of my mouth. I don't want anything else to
Speaker 4: distract from that. Not that I could ever have boob
Speaker 4: spelling out in a meeting.
Speaker 2: I do it. Do you know what my breasts are?
Speaker 2: My calves?
Speaker 3: We've got some texts here.
Speaker 4: Women should be able to wear whatever they want, whenever
Speaker 4: they want and still be respected.
Speaker 3: That's from Zoe, a producer.
Speaker 8: No it's not.
Speaker 4: It's from Page from Newton and also Ali from Plympton said,
Speaker 4: I'm with Jody here. I don't want my daughters to
Speaker 4: be objectified just I mean, I just doesn't sit well
Speaker 4: seeing thirteen fourty year old girls with g strings at
Speaker 4: the beach.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, that's it.
Speaker 3: And I never thought i'd agree with the knee and ever.
Speaker 5: I suppose that's very true. Thirteen twenty four ten. Please
Speaker 5: get involved in this conversation. You would love your thoughts
Speaker 5: on this. But I suppose when you do think about
Speaker 5: it in terms of if it's your daughter, particularly at
Speaker 5: a young age, you start going, well, that's a little
Speaker 5: bit different. For example, our daughter Lottie is only three. Yes,
Speaker 5: but the other day she wanted to put on her
Speaker 5: bathing suit by herself, thought go for it, in which
Speaker 5: she eventually emerged with her bathing suit.
Speaker 2: On, but it was around the wrong way. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: So what that meant was.
Speaker 5: Probably a little bit of a room at the front,
Speaker 5: an aggressively exposure of the buttecks and also because it
Speaker 5: was inverted at the back, was now wearing at the front.
Speaker 2: Both of our little nipples were exposed. We did have
Speaker 2: a good laugh.
Speaker 5: But we thought, wow, well, I'm just not sure that's
Speaker 5: what I want the public to say.
Speaker 4: Goodness me And you know, like it's a common mistake
Speaker 4: that people make putting their bathing suit on backwards.
Speaker 3: It's just really awkward when you do it.
Speaker 2: Beats all the time.
Speaker 3: The love of God, switch it around.
Speaker 5: On the other way and my finally it fits at
Speaker 5: the front. Seriously, grow up, the orders even going on?
Speaker 5: What's even going on anymore?
Speaker 3: Here's what you're waking up to, Adelaide.
Speaker 1: What's the news today?
Speaker 4: Every you need to know to start your morning, And
Speaker 4: let's start with the biggest breaking news on the planet
Speaker 4: at the moment, Abby.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is big.
Speaker 9: So out of Buckingham Palace, King Charles has been diagnosed
Speaker 9: with cancer. So obviously we know that he went in
Speaker 9: to have treatment on an enlarged prostate. He was only
Speaker 9: meant to be there for one, maybe two nights, but
Speaker 9: he ended up being there for three, so we sort
Speaker 9: of knew that maybe they'd found something or something wasn't
Speaker 9: quite right. But they have said that it's not prostate cancer,
Speaker 9: but they haven't released what type of cancer. Probably the
Speaker 9: biggest news is that Harry is coming from the US
Speaker 9: over to the UK to visit.
Speaker 3: So that's good.
Speaker 9: Maybe hopefully they'll repair some of that relationship. But yeah,
Speaker 9: it's a wait and see. Hopefully he'll be okay.
Speaker 3: You should mediate that chat.
Speaker 4: I'd love to to be honest, Yeah, Harry, Harry, stop me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, be nice, Except.
Speaker 2: Ch exact shake hands. I mean it, actually mean it.
Speaker 9: It's gonna be interesting to see what happens though, because
Speaker 9: obviously there's all this talk about whether the king would
Speaker 9: abdicate and let Prince William step up.
Speaker 4: So maybe so given and we were having this discussion before,
Speaker 4: So given, if William William would be, and then who's
Speaker 4: next in line, because Harry is like put a line
Speaker 4: through himself, it would be George, right, Okay to George,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put this in footy terms for you. So
Speaker 4: Harry's ruled himself out with General Soness, so he can't be.
Speaker 3: The king, would become queen. Oh that would be nice.
Speaker 3: I'd like that.
Speaker 5: So it was already saying, so Rose's out with General Soness,
Speaker 5: Butters becomes captain, Yes, and then what Houston becomes a
Speaker 5: vice captain?
Speaker 2: Is that what's going on?
Speaker 3: Yes, we've got.
Speaker 2: Its and you become queen Jackson knew the I already
Speaker 2: was queen.
Speaker 3: Okay, what about this?
Speaker 4: It was a huge night at the Granny Grammy, mainly
Speaker 4: for the girls. So Taylor Swift is one album of
Speaker 4: the year. Okay, guess what, She's won it three times
Speaker 4: more than the Beatles. Now and two more than Adele
Speaker 4: and one more than Stevie Wonder.
Speaker 2: She's been very, very, very very successful.
Speaker 3: So have you watched her documentary?
Speaker 8: Abs?
Speaker 3: Have you watched her documentary? I started it and stopped.
Speaker 3: I remember that.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, I'm a bad swifty couldn't hold your attention.
Speaker 4: There was a part in it where she missed out
Speaker 4: on a Grammy and she was so down in the
Speaker 4: dumps and she's like, and I remember this, She goes,
Speaker 4: I've just got to make better music. And now she's
Speaker 4: just come out and set the world on fire and
Speaker 4: she will go down in history as one of the greatest.
Speaker 3: How good Miley Cyrus?
Speaker 8: Oh no?
Speaker 4: There was a bit of a side note because Killer Mike,
Speaker 4: who's a rapper, won a Grammy and then he got
Speaker 4: escorted away by the police for an altercation with security.
Speaker 3: It happens.
Speaker 2: Nice job there, Killer Mike.
Speaker 3: Congrats your favorite Killer Mike's song?
Speaker 5: How dare you on radio? Ask me to choose just
Speaker 5: one Killer Mic shot? When I love them all equally
Speaker 5: like my.
Speaker 4: Own children, al Kayla Minogue want to Grammy as well
Speaker 4: for pad Padam And also Miley Cyrus won her first
Speaker 4: Grammy and she thought she'd immortalize her in song.
Speaker 3: Have a listen.
Speaker 8: I didn't want to leave you, but had to.
Speaker 10: I didn't want to fade, but we did started to
Speaker 10: crime then, remember.
Speaker 2: I find that unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know it's crazy, isn't it. That's a that's
Speaker 4: a fit. She's doing quite well post breakup, isn't.
Speaker 3: She, Miley.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's landed on her feet. Yeah, good on your Miley. Finally,
Speaker 5: Abs help me out with this one as well, because
Speaker 5: what a study has just been done that people aren't
Speaker 5: going to go out and celebrate Valentine's Day because I've
Speaker 5: got no money.
Speaker 9: Essentially, Yeah, we all know that the cost of living
Speaker 9: crisis is killing all of us at the moment. So
Speaker 9: this Valentine's Day, people are going to stay in and
Speaker 9: eat in classic.
Speaker 2: That's what I'd rather do.
Speaker 3: It's so expensive going out and stay neat in. Would
Speaker 3: you go out?
Speaker 10: See?
Speaker 5: I'm someone who all I care about is getting my
Speaker 5: tummy full. I don't really mind what sort of goes
Speaker 5: in there, Hence why I microwave my eggs most mornings.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to a cafe for that, are we?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So as long as you've got food dissatisfied pretty much.
Speaker 5: So if I at the end of a meal, and
Speaker 5: particularly it was a fancy me, I'll be like, oh,
Speaker 5: we could have saved so much money.
Speaker 4: Well, and producer him just made a good point. What
Speaker 4: about Kara, what do you well?
Speaker 2: She she would.
Speaker 3: Quite like to be satisfied as well on.
Speaker 9: Valentine's Day, That's true, she'd have to go elsewhere.
Speaker 5: To I was about to say, that's a very interesting point.
Speaker 5: I should run it by her.
Speaker 9: The study does show that eighteen to thirty four year
Speaker 9: olds will spend the most this year, and flowers are
Speaker 9: highest on the agenda.
Speaker 3: Like flowers.
Speaker 2: Life is like flowers as well, because like they die,
Speaker 2: they die.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but also they're fifty bucks.
Speaker 9: I had a bunch of roses sent to my workplace
Speaker 9: one Valentine's Day. Yeah, and as much as I was like, oh,
Speaker 9: for God's sakes, it was actually the cutest thing every
Speaker 9: where he is Yeah, well, yeah, what's happened to him?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't think I would say he's avoid all flowers
Speaker 5: unlessen from into flora.
Speaker 2: We've always said.
Speaker 4: That, you know, in the middle, you know how in
Speaker 4: the middle of the Simpson Desert, like a big pile
Speaker 4: of cargo planes that are no longer used, and they're
Speaker 4: all like it's like a graveyard. I imagine somewhere there's
Speaker 4: a big pile of men. It's just like a graveyard
Speaker 4: of Abby's ex's of all.
Speaker 2: Piled You can see it from space, dude.
Speaker 3: I see them every night in my dream.
Speaker 5: That's your post snooze news. First question for the sixth
Speaker 5: Them Vendue Machine quiz coming up. Hey, rate me at
Speaker 5: reading the room?
Speaker 3: Oh? Truly awful?
Speaker 2: What do you mean, truly awful? That's not fair.
Speaker 3: No, the most obvious cues in the.
Speaker 5: World just go yeah, well, okay. There was that time
Speaker 5: where you guys were all crying. I thought it was
Speaker 5: a leaky eye competition and I didn't quite read the room.
Speaker 5: But apart from that, I feel like it's not too bad.
Speaker 3: No, you are the worst of ces.
Speaker 2: No, I tell you. The worst is Demi Levado. Oh Den.
Speaker 5: Levardo has been slammed for performing her song heart Attack
Speaker 5: key words heart Attack at an event hosted by the
Speaker 5: American Heart Association.
Speaker 8: The Heart.
Speaker 5: The AHAs and You'll Go Red for Women Red Cross
Speaker 5: Collection Concert was an event intended to raise awareness about
Speaker 5: deadly cardiovascular issues.
Speaker 2: So, Demi, who's so terrible reading the room? We know that?
Speaker 5: When viral off the footage of the performance was posted
Speaker 5: to social media, sparking, as you'd imagine, a lot of confusion.
Speaker 5: It's been reported that she explained to the audience that
Speaker 5: the song heart Attack had many parallels for her. She said,
Speaker 5: it's about my journey and a reminder for all of
Speaker 5: us in the room just how strong the mind heart
Speaker 5: body connection truly is. I think I'm I have a heart.
Speaker 4: It's meantime, sixty eight year old Gary who survived, he's
Speaker 4: hard to ack this sitting out.
Speaker 2: With that guy?
Speaker 3: Is she taking the piece?
Speaker 5: It's gone, You're like, get her off, get the iPod on,
Speaker 5: just shoffle it play anything that's.
Speaker 2: Not working at all. Seriously, Demi, wal could be worse
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 5: It's like turning up to a feminist convention playing this.
Speaker 2: Do you like that? Ladies?
Speaker 5: Okay, let's go down to the teachers convention. How are
Speaker 5: we going, Guys, no one's reading the room these days.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 5: The worst examples that I've ever seen, though, and I'm
Speaker 5: pretty sure there are absolutely true, was the Annual Convention
Speaker 5: of Healing for Sufferers of erythrophobia, which is genuinely a
Speaker 5: genuine fear of the color red. Jojah Cat was a
Speaker 5: special performance justin poor taste.
Speaker 2: Isn't it ridiculous?
Speaker 4: Dear Susan's up the back, just in the fetal position,
Speaker 4: rocking back and forth, sucking your tomb.
Speaker 5: Don't you don't you hate red? Clearly the worst example
Speaker 5: that I've ever seen, and still to this day absolutely
Speaker 5: still try and recover. When I took my cat Hueye
Speaker 5: to the cat's recovering from chronic stress due to sudden
Speaker 5: exposure to large quantities of water. Convention, would you believe
Speaker 5: that our good friends CARDI be Meghan the salling.
Speaker 8: Web.
Speaker 2: Why does this keep happening?
Speaker 5: I'm talking someone, please think of the poor kiddy cats recovering.
Speaker 5: Just a lot of firing up in the background here,
Speaker 5: let's go. I swear this isn't serious at all, but
Speaker 5: come on, let's go.
Speaker 12: Ah.
Speaker 5: This is producer Zoe who's had a recent glow up
Speaker 5: QA gillow.
Speaker 8: Raddled by your little pregame excitement that you.
Speaker 11: Two just did.
Speaker 3: I felt like I was at the Adelaide.
Speaker 7: Zoom posure, a lot of chest beating, a lot of
Speaker 7: chest I love the enthusiasm.
Speaker 8: How are we feeling for this week's edition of Songs.
Speaker 3: A song the mental games in my own head start early.
Speaker 3: You will have to tell myself to calm down and breathe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you know for me as well?
Speaker 5: A lot of feedback too coming through by the text
Speaker 5: line after last week's result. This text as well reads
Speaker 5: from Derek from Plympton, and he said, horse get back
Speaker 5: on the saddle. Awful result last week, officiating horrendous love
Speaker 5: you you're very.
Speaker 4: Very very cool, so fired shots at the Yeah. I
Speaker 4: don't know if that's wise in the situation.
Speaker 8: YEA interesting choice.
Speaker 2: Crazy that I remember that text.
Speaker 8: It's crazy. Rattle it off on you, Derek, Derek, Derek
Speaker 8: might go to no.
Speaker 7: No, all right, same as always. We've got over hits
Speaker 7: and throwbacks or chestralized best of three. We've got a
Speaker 7: couple of listeners. You're playing for one hundred dollars faster
Speaker 7: past aboutcher. On Team Hazy is Cassie from Seacliff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've got this cast. We can do it together
Speaker 2: because we're a team.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And then on Team Jones we've got Tari from Gooler.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're telling And now I'm representing a
Speaker 3: small child.
Speaker 2: It's good jomhibitions on the line.
Speaker 3: I probably loves past a very very much.
Speaker 2: Future generation, use your motherly instincts.
Speaker 3: Okay, actually I don't.
Speaker 4: I mean on the adjudicating side of things, can you
Speaker 4: just whim to be quiet during the songs?
Speaker 8: First rule, no adjudicating the adjudicator.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll play and.
Speaker 8: I carry on. Let's get into song number one.
Speaker 11: Please.
Speaker 2: I have no idea that.
Speaker 8: You got it, producer, AMA's got it, I've got it.
Speaker 2: I can't you I've got it, but I don't know that.
Speaker 8: Name is your brother, I know you know what to
Speaker 8: come on, guys, someone.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jody, Yes, it's I've got a good feeling, got
Speaker 4: a feeling.
Speaker 2: By no, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: By the way, I can't. I can't jump in.
Speaker 2: Then it's I got a feeling.
Speaker 7: No blow writer, good feeling.
Speaker 8: Disappointing start from both of you.
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 5: Because because I had the because I had the lady
Speaker 5: in my voice in my head singing to get the.
Speaker 2: Singing that you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It's the first thing we've ever agreed on, and it's crazy.
Speaker 7: The stakes a bit because nil all zero both sides,
Speaker 7: song number two.
Speaker 13: Here we got.
Speaker 2: No idea?
Speaker 5: Okay, whoa that would be heaven by DJ.
Speaker 1: SAMs Clean alone Months Famous Schools, Back to Day two
Speaker 1: thousand and three alone Tonight.
Speaker 2: Classic.
Speaker 8: Okay, it's okay.
Speaker 3: I knew I knew this song hard, I didn't know them.
Speaker 2: You're going from the drawer here now?
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, Still I'm potential for a drawer. We could
Speaker 8: all win.
Speaker 3: A very small ear is listening, so I'm just gonna whisper.
Speaker 13: This, yeah, very quiet yea song number three?
Speaker 8: Yeah, no one listening. Come on guys, yeah.
Speaker 4: Jody, what do you mean? Justin baby?
Speaker 2: Let's take that?
Speaker 8: Is that a drawer is?
Speaker 2: Guess what? Guess what? No one wins this week? We
Speaker 2: all get everyone. It was so much better fun.
Speaker 8: Everyone wins.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 8: Can we have a drawer every week?
Speaker 2: I just you know what, I'm gonna be honest with
Speaker 2: this feels like a lost for.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 2: We're all happy there, good suf jokes.
Speaker 11: DJ.
Speaker 3: Something was a good credit where credits youve?
Speaker 5: I was about to say bloody clean bandit rather be
Speaker 5: what was going to do with that? I was about
Speaker 5: the jump last week?
Speaker 8: Yeah that was last week?
Speaker 3: Why didn't you do that?
Speaker 5: And then I would have done that, you would had
Speaker 5: a free Yes, yeah, you got it anyway, so late,
Speaker 5: I'm really proud.
Speaker 3: I was far too bloody nice this week.
Speaker 7: I know, let's get angry next day.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about this and I want everyone to get involved.
Speaker 4: On thirteen twenty four to ten this morning, we do
Speaker 4: have one hundred and fifty dollars into floor about you the.
Speaker 3: Film Times day actually for our best caller.
Speaker 4: So yesterday we had a conversation in chitchat about checking
Speaker 4: your partner's phone. So it was a pretty robust conversation
Speaker 4: about whether you should do it or not. And that
Speaker 4: led to a text from one of our beautiful listeners
Speaker 4: saying it's an anonymous one saying, I would love to
Speaker 4: know what people think about going through your child's phone
Speaker 4: and what age it's not appropriate anymore. That's a very
Speaker 4: interesting one, spicy, and it reminded me of a conversation.
Speaker 4: I was in Teltra for the better part of two
Speaker 4: hours the other day swapping upgrading my phone, and I
Speaker 4: was listening to a seventeen year old girl in a
Speaker 4: conversation with her dad. Now he was obviously buying her
Speaker 4: phone and data, and so it got to the point
Speaker 4: where she was like, and she's got a hand up
Speaker 4: in her dad's face, like stop stop, and he's going listen,
Speaker 4: I have enough data on my phone. She's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: but I use it for work. And he's going listen,
Speaker 4: I have the same amount of DAR and I use
Speaker 4: it for work all day, every day and that's enough.
Speaker 4: And she's like, yeah, but you don't need to check Instagram.
Speaker 2: Nah, got you there, dad, check mates fuitl done.
Speaker 3: Which brings me to my point on this.
Speaker 4: I think if you're paying for your child's phone, you
Speaker 4: can check that thing whenever and however you want to, however.
Speaker 3: Old they are. Okay, that's fair of each in it's
Speaker 3: technically your phone.
Speaker 4: But it's a good conversation to have today because it
Speaker 4: is the Carlie R. Ryan Foundation start ac commodate conversation
Speaker 4: about online safety. It's a Safe Internet day, so this
Speaker 4: is a good day to open up the dialogue.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thirteen twenty four to ten, what age is appropriate
Speaker 5: to stop looking at your kid's phone? My kids are
Speaker 5: only five and three that I have mobile phones. Yes,
Speaker 5: they're sort of dabbling in some iPad use, tablet use
Speaker 5: and Henry knows how to send text now via the iPad.
Speaker 2: He sends it to me and Mum. But that's fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I sort of wonder what happens if I just
Speaker 5: sort of let him go and didn't text or check
Speaker 5: his phone or his tablet at all. Because if you
Speaker 5: don't keep up to date with what's going on, all
Speaker 5: of a sudden, you just sort of four down to
Speaker 5: fifteen years ago by and all of a sudden you've
Speaker 5: got one of these little fellows on your hands.
Speaker 2: Say my name. Goddamn right, that's.
Speaker 5: How it starts, ladies and gentlemen. You can never be
Speaker 5: too careful, little Heisenberg.
Speaker 4: I have to say I did have a parent approached
Speaker 4: me from one of the extracurricular activities that one of
Speaker 4: my kids does outside work, and she said, you might
Speaker 4: want to check.
Speaker 3: The group chat because there's a bit going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where they really let loose.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm sort of, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm a little bit afraid to check it sometimes because
Speaker 4: I don't really know if I'm going to like what
Speaker 4: I'm going to find.
Speaker 2: I'm bagging you.
Speaker 3: My mom's such.
Speaker 10: A b.
Speaker 5: Thirty twenty four teen, what age is appropriate? To stop
Speaker 5: looking at your kids phone.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I genuinely think if you're paying for that phone, then
Speaker 4: it's practically yours and you can have access to it whenever.
Speaker 4: And it is really important to check what your kids
Speaker 4: are up to online because you know the internet is
Speaker 4: not a safe space.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, I'm positive.
Speaker 2: For example, what we discovered and we were at school
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 5: Even though there were filters on the Google search engines,
Speaker 5: if you spaced out the letters, it would get through wow,
Speaker 5: and then you'd be able to look at sports websites.
Speaker 3: Hey Claire, Hi, what do you think? How old are
Speaker 3: you for a start?
Speaker 12: I'm I'm twenty four. Okay, No, I completely agree with you.
Speaker 12: I think that your parents are paying for your phone,
Speaker 12: that they can go into it. I never got a
Speaker 12: phone until I was eighteen. My parents wouldn't let me
Speaker 12: have one until I could pay for it myself. Yeah,
Speaker 12: so they never checked my phone. But I if I
Speaker 12: went out somewhere, I just had a little k Nockier
Speaker 12: brick that I had to hand in when I got back.
Speaker 3: That's so cute.
Speaker 2: Did you have by the way, was it was it
Speaker 2: a big old fifty one to ten?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 12: No, but it was it was a brick, like I
Speaker 12: couldn't do anything but check mom and dad on it
Speaker 12: and say can you come pick me up? Because I
Speaker 12: didn't know how to use it.
Speaker 2: I can't get up to know good on the internet.
Speaker 2: Old school knock.
Speaker 3: Out and she's playing she's playing Tetris too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's playing snake. Yeah, trying to crack a thousand,
Speaker 5: say the big dogs with.
Speaker 3: Do Thank you, Claire.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Jack. What are your thoughts on this one?
Speaker 4: How old are your kids when you stop.
Speaker 3: Checking their phone?
Speaker 14: I reckon fifteen. Sixteen's a bit of a milestone for
Speaker 14: a lot of things. So fifteen, I'll stop checking your phone.
Speaker 14: I'll stop thinking about it. You can, you know, start
Speaker 14: just be coming out all half of that.
Speaker 2: Okay, Jack, you've got three daughters ages.
Speaker 14: Yeah, so they are eleven, six and one. So I
Speaker 14: got my hands pretty full.
Speaker 2: Yes you do, sir, Yes you do.
Speaker 14: You've got to be pretty on the ball. You know,
Speaker 14: some people start not you're right?
Speaker 1: Do that?
Speaker 4: Kay?
Speaker 14: Well I had the kid, she's my daughter until they're eighteen.
Speaker 14: I make the decisions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I'd argue Jack that your wife technically had
Speaker 4: the kid.
Speaker 14: Well, hey, they come out of me too.
Speaker 2: That's so true. That's true. Take two to tango.
Speaker 8: Yes, so true.
Speaker 3: Thank you Jack. Let's go to Danny.
Speaker 10: Hi, how are you going?
Speaker 11: Good?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on this one?
Speaker 10: Well, I'm a school teacher, so I spent a lot
Speaker 10: of my time poorting kids as families with social media issues.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I'm a.
Speaker 10: Really strong believer that you should be checking your kids'
Speaker 10: phones until they are eighteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, okay, having.
Speaker 10: The same passwords, you should be regularly checking their phone.
Speaker 10: And if you build up a relationship. I got two
Speaker 10: teenagers at home, and they'll come and tell me, you know,
Speaker 10: and not ask me, is this Okay? I've got this message?
Speaker 10: What should I do? But if you built up that
Speaker 10: trusting relationship, it's really important.
Speaker 3: So good because I guess, Danny.
Speaker 4: One of my biggest feez as a parent is that
Speaker 4: there's some bullying stuff going on behind your back and
Speaker 4: your kids the recipient of it, and they're not saying anything.
Speaker 3: I bet there's a you've seen a fair bit of that.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, they don't want to dub on their friends. But
Speaker 10: you know, if true friends, they wouldn't have spent the
Speaker 10: message in the first place.
Speaker 3: Wi's words Yeah, that time we had a voice of
Speaker 3: reason on this show.
Speaker 2: It feels good. It's quite refreshing, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's definitely a key message and all this, I think,
Speaker 5: and two very very key words, private browsing.
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