Speaker 1: Welcome to the Podcast's a real wholesome space where you
Speaker 1: can just be yourself. For example, I mean early on
Speaker 1: in the WEK, it was a big debates that divide
Speaker 1: a nation. Now do you wear undies at the gym?
Speaker 1: We took it to the next level and in asking
Speaker 1: people this, particularly at my gym, I learned a lot
Speaker 1: of information about the female species that I didn't know before.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: As well as being you know, the biggest debate since
Speaker 4: Poe might vi veggimite. This was huge and we discovered
Speaker 4: that you know absolutely nothing about females and the way
Speaker 4: they go about things in their anatomy.
Speaker 1: Nothing. And I've got a third kid on the way,
Speaker 1: I know nothing. That's so concerning Yesterday. Social media influences
Speaker 1: Laura Henshaw and Steph Claire Smith really really goot people.
Speaker 2: For again contry were my favorite.
Speaker 5: Laura and Steph Oh, me too, me too.
Speaker 6: It's so good.
Speaker 7: Do you wear undis at the gym?
Speaker 1: And this is a question to the ladies, And all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, all the blokes are gone, what is
Speaker 1: this a thing?
Speaker 7: Do you wear undies at the gym?
Speaker 2: I absolutely can heategorically where unders at the gym?
Speaker 4: And so much to the point like it becomes incredibly
Speaker 4: uncomfortable if though they're said underwear, move to a position
Speaker 4: that isn't covering things that they should be covering.
Speaker 7: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: I'm thinking more broadly, it's made me really question I
Speaker 1: don't understand women in.
Speaker 7: General, let's be honest.
Speaker 5: Well, I know that's true.
Speaker 1: Still trying to work it out, but I think I've
Speaker 1: discovered a few things which are may be a little
Speaker 1: bit concerning.
Speaker 7: And if we could welcome to you producers, Zoree, good morning.
Speaker 1: Now we're having a little chat earlier this morning is
Speaker 1: sort of chewing the fat, and then we started talking
Speaker 1: about I have recalled clothing habits and maybe the differences
Speaker 1: between guys and girls.
Speaker 8: Right because it started that I defended the commando gym situation.
Speaker 8: How well I've done it once, didn't quite rate it myself,
Speaker 8: but I got banned from the gym because.
Speaker 4: He probably not only did she not wear underwear, she
Speaker 4: didn't wear ties.
Speaker 7: Taking to the next level, lots of.
Speaker 8: Chicks don't like the seam of their undies on their
Speaker 8: tires and things like that, so I kind of get it.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bash that one.
Speaker 5: Well, that's a vanity thing.
Speaker 4: If you've got chicks getting around who don't want to
Speaker 4: see the line of their g string and they just
Speaker 4: want the scrunch bum.
Speaker 5: Look that's on them.
Speaker 4: Wow, I see a lot of vanity in my gym.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, it's one of those gyms.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, it's a great gym.
Speaker 7: It's a good gym, but you've really got to make
Speaker 7: sure you know what you're wearing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Well, from that, we were talking about like just
Speaker 8: other clothing habits. I said, it's you know, it's like
Speaker 8: women do stuff like that. I don't wash my bra
Speaker 8: very often, really, and I will not wash my bra
Speaker 8: every time I wear it. I will go a few
Speaker 8: days in that bad boy.
Speaker 1: Yes, but bear in mind as well, that's our producers
Speaker 1: is amish just a bath once month?
Speaker 7: No, just kidding. So what were we talking? We're talking days, weeks.
Speaker 8: We don't wash your braf I don't want to expose
Speaker 8: myself too much.
Speaker 4: I'd probably go a couple of days. I certainly wouldn't
Speaker 4: go weeks without weeks.
Speaker 5: I reckon, I would go a week without washing my bra.
Speaker 7: Don't you sweat it and everything?
Speaker 5: It's a right spot that it doesn't get that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But also I've got I don't know about you, though,
Speaker 4: I've got my favorite bras, so I sort of wear
Speaker 4: the ones that are most comfortable the most often, that's right.
Speaker 4: And there's some real neglected ones, you know, like the
Speaker 4: sexy ones that used to wear in your twenties and that,
Speaker 4: oh you're still in your twenties, yea, And.
Speaker 5: I bet you're not wearing sexy underwear.
Speaker 7: I'm so.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to get this straight. First of all,
Speaker 1: you wear your undies on the outside, you're in trouble.
Speaker 1: Superman get himself in trouble on the outside.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But also, you guys don't have to wash your bras.
Speaker 1: You can wear your undies if you want or you don't,
Speaker 1: so you can do what you want. But as soon
Speaker 1: as I wear a G string at the gym, dang,
Speaker 1: probably shouldn't have been.
Speaker 7: No one squats Jode's.
Speaker 1: Where do you sit when it comes to telling, just
Speaker 1: a little bit of a white lege, just a little
Speaker 1: bit of a fear probably to get you out at something.
Speaker 4: I sit with it makes If it spares someone's feelings.
Speaker 7: Then I'm okay with it. If the shoe fits, yeah,
Speaker 7: if it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't hurt someone, then I'm alright with a little white live.
Speaker 7: The truth can be harsh, really harsh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it could be brutal.
Speaker 1: So the other day I was running along at times
Speaker 1: and I think it was up to about K fifteen
Speaker 1: fifty k.
Speaker 7: I was probably doing sort of four ten splits, I reckon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I comfortably just told two lies then, yeah,
Speaker 1: and this next story will makes sense Why I was
Speaker 1: so comfortable telling those little FIBs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And can I tell you what you like to
Speaker 4: do when it comes to exercises?
Speaker 5: Humble brag?
Speaker 2: So you'll call me and you go, hey, I've just
Speaker 2: done is that twelve cas?
Speaker 9: Is that enough?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 10: The hope?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 7: Is that enough? Should I be happy with that?
Speaker 11: After?
Speaker 4: After I run walked three k's on the treadmillanly died.
Speaker 1: Run walking given yourself being a bit generous, there, aren't you?
Speaker 1: I just did a three k walk Like cool, that's awesome. Anyway,
Speaker 1: a little burn off the last day you just drank. Anyway,
Speaker 1: White lives get involved nice early thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 1: Do you give us a story about when you've just
Speaker 1: weaseled your way out of something? Via white life? So
Speaker 1: I was running along and a lady genuinely stopped me.
Speaker 1: But you had glasses on and I have my headphones in,
Speaker 1: so I just assumed that we knew each other. So
Speaker 1: someone stopped you like that in their way, nice big
Speaker 1: smile on the face.
Speaker 7: You're like, Oh, I know this person, so I'm just
Speaker 7: gonna run. So I stopped.
Speaker 5: That's bold.
Speaker 1: It was bold too, yeah, So full points for the
Speaker 1: bravery of her to do that quite fearless. So she
Speaker 1: stopped me and started going on about this whole She has, oh,
Speaker 1: do you run a little bit? And I was like
Speaker 1: do I do? I? I should have said it was
Speaker 1: my first one, but I was like, do I okay?
Speaker 1: Only daily.
Speaker 7: She was like, right over, should.
Speaker 4: Have just lifted up with your shit, and god, does
Speaker 4: it look like?
Speaker 12: What do you think?
Speaker 7: So then you started going about the things.
Speaker 1: She's doing a thesis at UNISA, and it was about
Speaker 1: bone density and what they would do is I'd go
Speaker 1: get a bone density test and they would track me
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden they'd fix up a
Speaker 1: diet for me. In all these types of things, it
Speaker 1: was a big commitment and it was a big speech
Speaker 1: by her. Twice during the speech she said, so, look,
Speaker 1: the test is for over thirty fives, and what we
Speaker 1: do is you get this, you get this, and all
Speaker 1: you have to do is blah blah blah blah. And
Speaker 1: I was sort of spacing out, going I don't want
Speaker 1: to do this, yeah, but I don't have the kahunas
Speaker 1: to say I don't want to do this.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So then at the end, and there was a part
Speaker 1: of my it was almost like there was a devil
Speaker 1: on one side, little angel side, and the angel.
Speaker 7: Was like, just do it. Help her out, And the
Speaker 7: devil must have got his pitchfork and absolutely got rid
Speaker 7: of the angel.
Speaker 5: Can I just break this down.
Speaker 4: You are a man who does breakfast radio, you work
Speaker 4: at Channel seven seven days a week, and your wife
Speaker 4: is about to have her third child.
Speaker 2: Why would you commit to a trial? And can I
Speaker 2: ask was it paid?
Speaker 1: No, You're absolutely nice because I didn't want to hurt
Speaker 1: her feelings. And also she done this excellent, big speech
Speaker 1: in front of me. I was like, well, thank you
Speaker 1: for the presentation.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that you don't have to say yes to
Speaker 4: everyone in every circumstance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, how come sometimes I say say no, my
Speaker 1: mouth goes yes? So then at the end instead, the
Speaker 1: devil took over and she said, oh, would you be
Speaker 1: interested and can I sign you up? And I said
Speaker 1: I'd love to, but I'm under thirty five.
Speaker 7: No, I'm actually thirty four thirty seven. She said, oh,
Speaker 7: I know when's your birthday? Is this year?
Speaker 10: Next?
Speaker 7: Yes? I said, oh, it's actually next year.
Speaker 1: You did the mask that means I'm an eighty nine baby,
Speaker 1: and she said, oh, such a shame.
Speaker 7: It would have been really.
Speaker 1: Good for and I was like, oh, yeah, well so anyway,
Speaker 1: Tutulou and I jogged off. I'm thirty eight years old,
Speaker 1: little white line, and she ended up sending him email anyway.
Speaker 7: God knows why I gave him my adets, But.
Speaker 6: Why did you give your your email address?
Speaker 7: I said.
Speaker 1: Look, I said sorry to her, saying sorry for wasting
Speaker 1: your time, but give me. I'll give you my email
Speaker 1: address and I'll tell.
Speaker 7: Some people work about it.
Speaker 1: Anyway, so I got myself out, and I feel bad
Speaker 1: about the little white lie.
Speaker 7: I feel bad about it. No, you're genuine life.
Speaker 2: You should have felt bad about giving her your email address.
Speaker 1: Yes, thirteen twenty four ten. Your little white lies where
Speaker 1: you're just wheeze or your way out of it, because
Speaker 1: the other thing I can tell you is one of
Speaker 1: the absolute perks of kids. Whenever you don't want to
Speaker 1: be a something. I haven't got the kids.
Speaker 4: But like, I've used that for years and years, but
Speaker 4: now I think that when you do use that excuse,
Speaker 4: people go, that's an excuse because everyone uses their kids.
Speaker 4: This is an excuse for not doing something. So now
Speaker 4: it's like it's like the old when you call in sick,
Speaker 4: Oh I've got gastro. It got used so frequently that
Speaker 4: now everyone knows you don't have gastro.
Speaker 7: You got to come up with something different.
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally okay, got onions or.
Speaker 1: Something, your fions, something where there isn't a follow up question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thirteen twenty four ten, you go to white life, you
Speaker 1: get yourself out of things.
Speaker 2: Did you get an email from that woman?
Speaker 1: I did about an hour later too, so she's listening
Speaker 1: as well. Give us a call thirteen and twenty four
Speaker 1: ten and let's discuss, and I'll probably say yes.
Speaker 5: Did you.
Speaker 7: I haven't replied yet, okay, but I will no doubt
Speaker 7: and probably say yes.
Speaker 2: Just give it.
Speaker 7: Abaz Actually love. My name's Bruce Avenue.
Speaker 5: The Great Deals and cheeky getaways.
Speaker 2: What if dot com has just the place?
Speaker 7: Winter are hard ways great?
Speaker 5: But bring on spring, jump.
Speaker 10: On the water.
Speaker 4: If out to book hotels, apartments, holiday rentals and more,
Speaker 4: what if it's.
Speaker 7: Ouzzy for travel. Let's get to Marianne and Plimpton Park.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Oh hello, good morning?
Speaker 7: How are you? What do you do to a wheezy
Speaker 7: way out of things?
Speaker 13: Well? Yes, I did get sprung badly. So if either
Speaker 13: of you're familiar with the Castle Plaza shopping center, it's
Speaker 13: not a terribly large sort of mall area, so it's
Speaker 13: hard to avoid the people that want to give.
Speaker 7: Yourself to me.
Speaker 13: So I'm doing the usual because you think that the
Speaker 13: thing was it was around Mother's Day and the Classic
Speaker 13: and all of that, and I've run that every year,
Speaker 13: so I thought, I'm good with this one, so ill
Speaker 13: and everything. I'm going now hello, I said, oh the stoners,
Speaker 13: I did the old point to the watch thing, and
Speaker 13: he also said, look, I've done heaps of over the year.
Speaker 13: I donate regularly, and oh, but this is a new one.
Speaker 13: I said, oh yes, look I know, I beg I've
Speaker 13: already searched that out and done that online and kept walking.
Speaker 13: But I even saying, I wonder how she did that.
Speaker 10: It's then you it's not even up.
Speaker 13: I just said, oh my god, I've been sprung already
Speaker 13: on the spot and discovered and I just hid toiled
Speaker 13: it straight out the door.
Speaker 1: That's perfect already visited the website. We don't have a website.
Speaker 4: Good job, very annul are in the running for the
Speaker 4: winter weekend escape that'sdrawn tomorrow. Let's go to Patrick from Salisbury.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Patrick, good morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, what do you go to?
Speaker 6: White Lie?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 12: Well, I got to stop by some people in the
Speaker 12: street trying to sell me a gym membership, and like
Speaker 12: I didn't want it, but I told them I was
Speaker 12: very interested, and then I gave them my housemate name
Speaker 12: and number.
Speaker 2: That's good, And then what happened?
Speaker 10: They call him all the time.
Speaker 1: They're very persistent because you've got to come up with excuse.
Speaker 1: You can't possibly say no, I'm not interested, No that's
Speaker 1: not for me. Why can't we just be open and
Speaker 1: honest like that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know you're why are you asking me
Speaker 2: that question?
Speaker 7: Because you're an issue. I've got a genuine issue.
Speaker 4: You've got it, like I've never known a man to
Speaker 4: be more accommodating to other people's needs.
Speaker 5: It is quite ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like, hey, do you want to mc giga
Speaker 1: goes for twelve hours. It's in Kuba Peting, it's on
Speaker 1: Christmas Day or so you need to get yourself there.
Speaker 7: And I'll be like, oh, okay, can work.
Speaker 4: And then you have to go on delivery the news
Speaker 4: to Kara that Daddy won't be home for Christmas.
Speaker 1: Again, still on a free let's got a news reader, Abby,
Speaker 1: you're an open, honest operator.
Speaker 7: Are you telling white liars?
Speaker 11: Occasion I do throw in the hole like oh I
Speaker 11: can't come because I'm washing my hair or whatever. Probably
Speaker 11: this job though. They called and said you want to
Speaker 11: come down and read the news, and I said, yeah,
Speaker 11: I've got experience.
Speaker 6: But you know, you didn't tump me into Uni soil.
Speaker 7: You're make it.
Speaker 6: You haven't been exposed at all, haven't done any of this.
Speaker 7: That's good.
Speaker 6: That's why I'm so horrible at it.
Speaker 1: We're in the same boat because they called me and
Speaker 1: they said, oh, do you want to come working over
Speaker 1: and what's your knowledge like for.
Speaker 7: A musing, I was like, yeah, I'm all that fresh
Speaker 7: hits And they were like from by Jude.
Speaker 8: Please welcome to Jody and Hazy tom to Day, Yes, warm.
Speaker 7: Round of the porse. Good morning, Tom do Day, Good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you going?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Going very well. How are you feeling? How's things and
Speaker 7: surviving here?
Speaker 3: All going well? Five and year five years great? Just
Speaker 3: having a birk and stuff to bait cracking. Okay, Thursday morning.
Speaker 2: You've just walked in with Berkenstall.
Speaker 4: So you're a convert now, but you two are trying
Speaker 4: to argue black and blue that the most comfortable combination
Speaker 4: in the world on your feet are socks and birkenstocks.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just feel like, let's say, if we've got Tom
Speaker 1: Doo Day on board and now we're going to start
Speaker 1: to make some progress.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you wear the clothes in birkenstocks with socks.
Speaker 4: You've got the open ones. Would you wear socks with those?
Speaker 9: Not in public?
Speaker 3: Maybe to the movies or something, maybe to the shops
Speaker 3: if I was just ducking in. But I'll die on that,
Speaker 3: on that hill that it's the most comfortable combination there is,
Speaker 3: are you guys joking?
Speaker 7: So we will die on that hill. And one thing
Speaker 7: you can guarantee is that our feet are comfortable and
Speaker 7: warm because.
Speaker 4: You've got someone and you obviously give zero bleeps about
Speaker 4: what anyone.
Speaker 5: Thinks about you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, a lot of the time.
Speaker 3: Also, I have pretty ugly toes from wearing type footy
Speaker 3: boots for multiple years, so I have to cover them
Speaker 3: up sometimes, have a lot.
Speaker 9: No, you can't stay over there, but you know we've
Speaker 9: moved past that. I'm not as self conscious of them
Speaker 9: as they used to be. And what helped with that
Speaker 9: was socks and berks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, good for you guys. You do your birth
Speaker 4: whatever makes you feel good about yourself.
Speaker 1: Just connecting via birkinstocks, he would have thought, yeah, hey Tommy,
Speaker 1: you going as good as your last game. I know
Speaker 1: you're watching from the sidelines, but boy, oh boy, the
Speaker 1: Crows are on fire.
Speaker 9: Pretty good, weren't we.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think from a football point of view, I think
Speaker 3: our pressure and our contest work was the best it's
Speaker 3: been for four quarters in in a while. I feel
Speaker 3: like we've brought that pressure and stuff for maybe against
Speaker 3: my album. It's probably last two quarters, and at times
Speaker 3: we've done it in and out, But to do it
Speaker 3: for four quarters put them under the pump, take them
Speaker 3: away from what they want to do. In that outside
Speaker 3: run and carry game. It was a It was a
Speaker 3: good performance and I was very proud from the stands.
Speaker 2: You were confident going in because we were sort of
Speaker 2: like a underdogs.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you're going to go without you,
Speaker 4: you know, a couple of other guys out and you.
Speaker 2: Were like, no, no road chance. So was that confidence
Speaker 2: shared around the boys?
Speaker 7: Yeah? I believe.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 3: I think with a showdown, you just it's sort of
Speaker 3: it sounds cliche, but you do reset the records because
Speaker 3: any game against port Is it feels like a final,
Speaker 3: so you just have to show up. But I think
Speaker 3: it come down to knowing that our game plan can
Speaker 3: work against their game plan and has the last few showdowns,
Speaker 3: and that if we brought it the way that we
Speaker 3: know we can, we can beat anyone, especially on Adelaide
Speaker 3: over with our home crowd.
Speaker 9: And it did and it was very very sweet.
Speaker 4: Can you beat anyone on the road, Yeah, we.
Speaker 3: Haven't quite actually beaten teams, but we've competed well. Yes,
Speaker 3: So we'll close the pastour a couple of kicks in it,
Speaker 3: so okay, yeah, flip a coin, heads of it's close.
Speaker 7: A big debate this week is obviously concussion.
Speaker 1: Can we ask you as well, not specifically what happened
Speaker 1: in the game, but more so, do you think there
Speaker 1: should be an AFL affiliated doctor to make the decision
Speaker 1: as to whether you get a concussion test or not?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I reckon.
Speaker 3: For the point of view from the player is that
Speaker 3: in this industry you are seen as a warrior, and
Speaker 3: you have to be a warrior to play this game
Speaker 3: because it's very violent.
Speaker 9: You have to back it up week to week.
Speaker 3: You always saw there's always something going on, and you
Speaker 3: just through it that Most people would just be like, nah,
Speaker 3: i'm a bit so I'm not going to play, or
Speaker 3: if you a bit sick, you don't shot up to
Speaker 3: work sort of thing.
Speaker 9: You don't really have that choice at this level.
Speaker 3: And I think when you're in that mode in game,
Speaker 3: to the ability to take yourself, detach yourself from the
Speaker 3: situation and go, nah, I'm not right here. I need
Speaker 3: to protect my head, it becomes really hard. And I'd
Speaker 3: the one earlier in the year where I put my
Speaker 3: hand up at the end of the game and said,
Speaker 3: I'm no good here.
Speaker 9: I think I'm cast.
Speaker 3: In that game, I was sort of aware that I
Speaker 3: was feeling a bit off but I was just sort
Speaker 3: of like, nah, I'm good to go. And I think
Speaker 3: if you have that external influence, then they can pull
Speaker 3: them out and say you're no good. It's a I
Speaker 3: think it'd be better for the game overall.
Speaker 4: There's probably nine times out of ten, you guys are
Speaker 4: so tough that you're you're going to say no, I'm right,
Speaker 4: I'm right, let's go get me back out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's just that's what foot is. That's been
Speaker 3: drilled into generations of footy players. You're tough, your courage courageous,
Speaker 3: you come back with the fly, you put your head
Speaker 3: over the ball. That's just that's what we do. And
Speaker 3: that's what makes our game beautiful. Is it's like you
Speaker 3: are genuinely warriors on the battlefield trying to win a
Speaker 3: game of footy. But there's a time when your health
Speaker 3: and safety comes in and should be the priorlready, and
Speaker 3: I think an external well doctor would help with that.
Speaker 7: Would you check yourself now?
Speaker 1: Would you slightly tweak the way that you play because
Speaker 1: you're one of those players who put your head in
Speaker 1: spaces where you probably shouldn't.
Speaker 3: I don't think you can to be fair, Sorry, can
Speaker 3: you put his muto as you will have it. We'll
Speaker 3: have a mature conversation. Good but no, I do think
Speaker 3: it is a It's one of those ones where put
Speaker 3: in your head in places you have to you have
Speaker 3: to think about that, But I don't think you can
Speaker 3: want to cross that white line. The way you play
Speaker 3: just is the way you play. And someone like Lockie
Speaker 3: Murphy's a great example. Like he's had a few issues
Speaker 3: with his neck and stuff, but he just head over
Speaker 3: the ball, goes to smithers everything like that. Every every
Speaker 3: player at this level, when you've gotten to this level,
Speaker 3: has that ability to just flip the switch. And I'm
Speaker 3: no different. Unfortunately, much to the disgust of my mum
Speaker 3: and partners.
Speaker 7: Tough to watch.
Speaker 9: Are you good over there? You come back to us?
Speaker 4: No, it's just that's the first time I've heard of
Speaker 4: a footy player that's put his head in places wouldn't
Speaker 4: be But anyway.
Speaker 2: We move on.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it have strictly on the field we're talking.
Speaker 1: Jose, Yes, I just want to play this for your
Speaker 1: time because you recommended this to us weeks ago and
Speaker 1: we haven't spoken about it. Iconic, you need to watch
Speaker 1: Quarterback on Netflix. I did and I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: a better, more wholesome person because of it, because of
Speaker 1: Captain Kirk, because of Kirk cousins, but also Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 7: Not so much Mariota, but everyone else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mariota, that was a bad casting gig. I'm not
Speaker 3: sure they were thinking that he's been terrible quarterbacks since
Speaker 3: twenty fifteen when he was number two overall pick.
Speaker 7: So that was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's and he's always been very classic unit. But
Speaker 3: you know, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I recommend even
Speaker 3: did you watch any of it?
Speaker 5: I've watched.
Speaker 4: I've watched the first couple of episodes until my husband said,
Speaker 4: can you, for once in your damn life wait for
Speaker 4: me to watch a series together?
Speaker 2: So I have to wait now.
Speaker 7: Oh that's great.
Speaker 9: Yeah. F three is awesome.
Speaker 3: They talk about like playing through pain, and then at
Speaker 3: four they talk about the play calls and how long
Speaker 3: a play call is and how being a quarterback is
Speaker 3: almost ninety percent mental.
Speaker 4: Is it good for people that don't necessarily enjoy the sport?
Speaker 3: I reckon, because I think it's sort of pulls it
Speaker 3: back to like basics at the start, and then you
Speaker 3: actually get to follow a human versus watching eleven verse eleven,
Speaker 3: and you have no idea what's going on. You don't
Speaker 3: understand why they're throwing penalty flags or why they're saying
Speaker 3: holding all this stuff. It's just like the human it's playing.
Speaker 3: And then you get to see their family, their wife,
Speaker 3: so you get to see that all the the stuff
Speaker 3: that goes on behind the scenes.
Speaker 4: What I did work out very early on is that
Speaker 4: Blondie's a bit annoying.
Speaker 9: Yeah, miss miss, I won't say I'll get in I'll
Speaker 9: get in trouble.
Speaker 7: That's fair, Tommy.
Speaker 1: Can you stick around and we're going to do our
Speaker 1: Battle of the Bangers reveal next we don't get you involved.
Speaker 1: Could you stick around just for a few more minutes?
Speaker 3: I joy can flip the switch and boo sensible, I apologize.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll be better.
Speaker 7: Get you hit the game, Jacks, come on, you can
Speaker 7: do this.
Speaker 1: By Jude as done a.
Speaker 5: Welcome to Jody and Hazy tom today.
Speaker 1: So you've stuck around with us for a few extra minutes.
Speaker 1: We said, look, you can go if you want.
Speaker 7: You said no, no, no, no, I want to hear a
Speaker 7: couple more fresh hits.
Speaker 4: No, we said stay because if things get willing during
Speaker 4: this next segment, you need to separate the two of us.
Speaker 4: That's why he's hanging around. This is Battle of the Bangers. Okay,
Speaker 4: so we've got two songs. We're about to reveal them.
Speaker 4: They go head to head. You can jump on Instagram
Speaker 4: and vote on the Jody and Hazy page. But we
Speaker 4: thought it might be fun to reveal our songs to you,
Speaker 4: just to get your thoughts, feelings and emotions.
Speaker 2: On each one of them.
Speaker 9: I picked picked Jody last week, Hazy two weeks before.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 1: All right, let's launch in. Let's thought, says Tommy. And
Speaker 1: obviously you're aware. But for those tuning in for the
Speaker 1: first time, it is two competitive comrades who were friends
Speaker 1: off the pe pitch, I mean ride in the studio
Speaker 1: here where things can get really aggressive. Yeah, just put
Speaker 1: it out there, one song each on social media. Jody
Speaker 1: and Hazy and the good people. And they are good people,
Speaker 1: I must say. They cast their vote, have been formed
Speaker 1: the last four weeks to you haven't had a good paka.
Speaker 2: Anyway, It's six all good over.
Speaker 4: So, Tommy, do you have anyone that you quite like,
Speaker 4: like Hazy and Eye you quite like off the field,
Speaker 4: But then when you get on the field.
Speaker 2: You just want to kill them.
Speaker 9: Film my teammates, I reckon, we'll get yeah.
Speaker 3: I can't name names, but no, yeah, everyone on field
Speaker 3: is an enemy basically.
Speaker 4: Okay, cool, wow, all right, Okay, look me in the
Speaker 4: eye enemy idea.
Speaker 7: That's a right too. I'm too humble for this.
Speaker 9: Are you going for five straight?
Speaker 7: It might be for five straight? Yeahs, incredible stuff, and
Speaker 7: you know to lose five straight. But this is the
Speaker 7: thing time.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can take your stats elsewhere if you like.
Speaker 7: It's not even me, though, Tommy.
Speaker 1: It's the good people out there and pandering their full
Speaker 1: credit to the full credit to the boys and the girls.
Speaker 7: Okay, listeners, the girls. All right, what can I go first?
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, So I want to take you back
Speaker 1: to I think I was reading about two thousand and three.
Speaker 1: I was in year twelve, Big Hopes, Big Dreams, and
Speaker 1: this was the fire.
Speaker 2: Up st.
Speaker 7: Eminem.
Speaker 1: That's going to be Oh my gosh, Joe, he's looking
Speaker 1: at me as if she's chosen the wrong song.
Speaker 7: Award's Eminem.
Speaker 3: By the way, time my own multiple m and I've
Speaker 3: still got the CDs. Chose my age.
Speaker 7: Okay, listen to on Spotify about eight miles.
Speaker 3: I've got the Blu Ray DVDs. We tell you what
Speaker 3: Jesus would take a comeback from you. Okay, if it's
Speaker 3: not Fleetwood, Mac, you're in stripe or nice.
Speaker 4: This is really really interesting because we don't know what
Speaker 4: each other has.
Speaker 7: Chosen, right, Yes, we don't.
Speaker 2: So on this occasion we've both gone the same Mars.
Speaker 7: This is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: So I see the song just before they get loaded
Speaker 1: in about five or six minutes ago.
Speaker 7: So I'm looking at going what is happening here? But
Speaker 7: here we are.
Speaker 1: All I can tell you is so I sent my
Speaker 1: song off to our boss Josh yesterday and he said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I approve that this is going to be interesting. I
Speaker 1: said it was going to be interesting. He said, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to tell you and you hear it. But
Speaker 1: here's Jody's song. It's a good old fashioned em.
Speaker 7: It's an all right.
Speaker 2: So who saw that coming?
Speaker 7: Who saw that coming? Not me, not Tom, not Jody,
Speaker 7: not Marshallow.
Speaker 3: I definitely didn't because I went the whole thing about
Speaker 3: how who could beat eminem?
Speaker 4: But I'll take your eminem and I'll raise you in
Speaker 4: em Yeah.
Speaker 1: So you've got without me, you've got to lose yourself
Speaker 1: or you've got to lose yourself and without me at
Speaker 1: the same.
Speaker 7: Time, it's a like a genuine masher. All right, Tommy,
Speaker 7: what are you thinking?
Speaker 1: You're you're going to cast the first like you're cutting
Speaker 1: the ribbon. You're going to cast the first vote.
Speaker 2: And you are very influenced in this town.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, massive, massively influential, especially when it comes to
Speaker 3: this stuff. Yeah, I'm not going to build up the
Speaker 3: suspense like us ongoing with Joe's. I'm going with without
Speaker 3: me very dare you as much as I would love
Speaker 3: to see five in a row, and especially to lose
Speaker 3: five in a row, lose yourself just too much.
Speaker 9: It's overplayed.
Speaker 3: It's gotten to a point where even even the fraudulent
Speaker 3: eminem fans think they're hard because they can listen and rap.
Speaker 3: And so what happens is without me, he's a little
Speaker 3: got a little bit more character, and without me it's
Speaker 3: a bit more. It gets me up and about more,
Speaker 3: because lose Yourself makes me cringe a little bit. Sometimes
Speaker 3: cringeworthy can be.
Speaker 2: This song is cringe worthy.
Speaker 1: Okay, look what I will say about tom do days
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago when he suggested Taylor Swift, that
Speaker 1: was a really good song.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, how wrong was he? No, that's not funny.
Speaker 1: Without me or lose yourself from eminem upon Jody and
Speaker 1: Hayes on Instagram.
Speaker 7: Tell me appreciate your work.
Speaker 3: This morning, mate, not as much as I appreciate vote
Speaker 3: without me'll do.
Speaker 5: This freaking story.
Speaker 10: This is huge.
Speaker 2: Well your forest stars and Dania have and.
Speaker 1: My, oh my god, it's two things. It's Zendaya and also,
Speaker 1: don't drop the S word on radio. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what's more important, probably the latter.
Speaker 2: Just dump me then.
Speaker 7: Up now Chris is too late.
Speaker 4: All right, apologies if there's children in Auntie, Jody just
Speaker 4: swore accidentally. She didn't mean it, shoudn't do it on purpose,
Speaker 4: So kitties, don't say that word.
Speaker 7: Okay, what.
Speaker 2: Was a little test, wasn't it? Okay? That never happened.
Speaker 2: Should we start again?
Speaker 1: Euphorius does, hang on sick twenty three degrees across Adelaide today.
Speaker 2: As you were, Euphorius does.
Speaker 4: Zendaya has penned a heartfelt tribute for her co star
Speaker 4: and Cloud, who passed away yesterday aged just twenty five.
Speaker 4: So she talked to Astagram Hazy. She plays the main
Speaker 4: character and narrator Rue on the HBO series, and she
Speaker 4: said she couldn't find the words to reflect on the
Speaker 4: bond she shared with Cloud during his life and times.
Speaker 4: She said, I know people use this expression often when
Speaker 4: talking about folks they love. They could light up any
Speaker 4: room they entered. But boy, let me tell you, he
Speaker 4: was the best at it. I'd like to remember him
Speaker 4: that way. What a nice thing to say about.
Speaker 7: I've seen you for a He had a cool role.
Speaker 1: He's very intriguing, very It's almost like he was misunderstood,
Speaker 1: right and the furthest series got into it. You're like, oh,
Speaker 1: it is a bit more substance about the spot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, agree.
Speaker 4: Good actor Sydney Sweeney she was in it as well,
Speaker 4: and she said, this is the hardest thing I've ever
Speaker 4: had to post, and I'm struggling to find all the words.
Speaker 4: The heart et is reel and I wish I could
Speaker 4: have one more hug and one seven to eleven runs.
Speaker 5: So very sad. Stuff.
Speaker 7: It's pretty sad.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, what about this?
Speaker 4: He split with his wife Sophie Hot single.
Speaker 2: Man alert.
Speaker 7: Am I right, am, I right?
Speaker 2: Ladies, Justin is single. So the people were married back
Speaker 2: in two thousand and five. They've got three children.
Speaker 4: They both posted statements on their social media accounts announcing
Speaker 4: their breakup. He's in the English, hers in France French.
Speaker 4: They still planned to go on holiday next.
Speaker 2: Week with their family.
Speaker 4: Oh it's I don't know, Like I feel good about
Speaker 4: that in the sense that at least it's amicable, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: A lot of divorces are so.
Speaker 4: Fraught with animosity, but at least they get along well enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just the opportunity, opportunity for disaster and conflict.
Speaker 2: Though, wasn't it Well not really, if you.
Speaker 1: Can be civilized about it. We don't know what's happening
Speaker 1: by scenes as well. What we do know is that.
Speaker 2: Do you know how they got together?
Speaker 4: So she was a childhood friend of Michael Trudeau, who
Speaker 4: was Justin's brother and the son of PM Pierre Trudeau,
Speaker 4: who was their dad.
Speaker 2: So Justin and Michael's dad was the PM. Also, I
Speaker 2: didn't know that.
Speaker 4: God, I've learnt so much this morning, not to you know,
Speaker 4: censor myself before I go to where.
Speaker 2: But I did learn about Justin and Michael Trudeau.
Speaker 7: That's very good.
Speaker 4: You say, let's talk Harvest Rock, shall we. They announced
Speaker 4: the lineup yesterday. Harlow Jamiroquai.
Speaker 1: Jamiroquai at the age of he's probably getting on a
Speaker 1: little bit now if he's still rocking a bloody for Dora.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know that he ever rocked it. But
Speaker 4: and it wasn't just a normal size for Dora. It
Speaker 4: was like an oversized one.
Speaker 5: I wasn't sure about it.
Speaker 1: So even if Jimiroquai can't make it look cool, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's time to put it on the bench permanently, I think.
Speaker 4: So allfadoras stand out, to stand out, rip, go to God, go.
Speaker 7: To the hat heavens.
Speaker 4: He dabbled in some stuff, didn't he back in the
Speaker 4: day of Jamerquay. I just remember all sorts of stories
Speaker 4: about well he was hard to get on stage and all.
Speaker 2: That sort of stuff was really yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, anyway, see if we see those antics when
Speaker 1: he turns up, look.
Speaker 4: Hopefully that was the nineties. Come on, it's twenty twenty
Speaker 4: three to America.
Speaker 6: Grow up JK.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and he probably doesn't recover quite like he used to.
Speaker 4: Know, does anyone Beck will also be performing.
Speaker 2: They'll perform on the Sunday.
Speaker 4: They were famous for their song I'm a loser Baby,
Speaker 4: Why don't you kill me?
Speaker 2: Or call me? As he said, why.
Speaker 7: Don't you call me because I'm a loser? Doesn't really
Speaker 7: make sense? Does it?
Speaker 2: No sense at all? And also Paul Kelly is going
Speaker 2: to be joining the lineup as.
Speaker 7: Well, So that's really cool.
Speaker 2: I'm Zoey produces.
Speaker 4: He jump on the mic here, I'm not really an
Speaker 4: avid festival goer. Ninety nine for two days? Is that
Speaker 4: around the mark? Or is that expensive?
Speaker 8: It's a little bit pricey, but for two days it's
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's up there.
Speaker 1: Hang on a very second, two hundred ninety nine dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh wow. I haven't been to the festivals for a
Speaker 1: long time.
Speaker 7: Saying that though. If I'm hearing this blow.
Speaker 1: Right streets in a taxicab, we're to ninety nine.
Speaker 10: Oh for sure.
Speaker 2: It's an epic one.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, you can shout the rest of us
Speaker 4: because we all want to go.
Speaker 7: Is it worth it? I think so.
Speaker 10: Little.
Speaker 9: You tell me that you put the time machine.
Speaker 1: On this dasy You have the Thursday edition of on
Speaker 1: this Daisy starts right now, and I thought, why not
Speaker 1: for the third of August, go.
Speaker 7: Straight to the top.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy seven, the great Tom Brady was born in California.
Speaker 1: Today is his forty sixth birthday.
Speaker 4: Yet God, when he assembled, Tom said, I am going
Speaker 4: to make you talented and I'm going to make you hot.
Speaker 1: Af he said, you know what it wants such a
Speaker 1: good mood, Maybe I'll put together Tom Brady. Tom Brady's
Speaker 1: got a new lady as well, and Giselle is not happy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well that's what TMZ is reporting, and I swear by
Speaker 1: TMZ who doesn't and.
Speaker 7: The Daily Mail if they could come together, I mean,
Speaker 7: what a collection of.
Speaker 4: Sources, a media powerhouse, barbecue and tomato sauces.
Speaker 7: Maybe some wish to Shire sauce as well?
Speaker 4: Does anyone does anyone actually eat Worcester shoe sauce? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Does anyone know how to properly pronounced as well? Wish
Speaker 1: to share? Wish to share? That's Worcestershire.
Speaker 5: That's not one for someone within the line.
Speaker 7: Is it. It's an absolute spitfest in here.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and one most clothes pegged clipped on face
Speaker 1: record was achieved by Gary Turner, who clip from one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty three three ordinary wooden clothes pegs on
Speaker 1: his face at the oppice of the Guinness World Records
Speaker 1: in London in two thousand and four. He betted his
Speaker 1: record with one hundred and fifty three pegs Your Day, Gay,
Speaker 1: Your Day. When Gary was born into the world, his
Speaker 1: parents looked at him and said, Oh, I just got
Speaker 1: a feeling he's going to be great.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Fast forward and he's clipping pegs with his face, and
Speaker 1: his parents, well, bang.
Speaker 4: On, how do you work out you're good at clipping
Speaker 4: pegs onto your face.
Speaker 1: You've got to be genetically blessed. Yeah, So I reckon God.
Speaker 1: When he put together Tom Brady was in a really
Speaker 1: good mood. He was in an interesting mood when he
Speaker 1: put together Gary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was a bit off that day.
Speaker 6: God.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and six, Pam Anderson married singer Kid Rock.
Speaker 1: The marriage shortly though, and they divorced in November two
Speaker 1: thousand and six.
Speaker 7: But poor p what a hell of a rash.
Speaker 5: So she got married in a bikini kid?
Speaker 7: Did she?
Speaker 5: Actually? Yeah? Actually? One?
Speaker 13: Kenny?
Speaker 7: Well, yeah. Pam Anderson was on the minds of so
Speaker 7: many youngsters.
Speaker 1: I mean, she was the generational thought for us as
Speaker 1: we were coming through, I filter that enough.
Speaker 4: No, thats not and I probably wouldn't have said coming.
Speaker 5: Through weither o.
Speaker 1: Real solid blind words there. Two thousand and seven, Kamulica
Speaker 1: baa Releast. It's a single, Havana. It's a bigger song
Speaker 1: worldwide and twenty eighteen nineteen million copies sold.
Speaker 5: It's a good song and Camilla not ugly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we can all safely agree on that merge.
Speaker 1: Back to that little comment about Pam and for the
Speaker 1: kids these days anyway, number one song in August the
Speaker 1: third and nineteen ninety nine was if You Had My
Speaker 1: Love by jay Loo. Again, let's turn Jayla into this
Speaker 1: conversation with Pam Anderson and also Coamulica.
Speaker 5: Bayo, You're starting to sound real perfect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm very good at their craft, That's what I'll say.
Speaker 2: Well, the block is back Sunday nights on Channel nine.
Speaker 4: Wow, nineteen seasons. Can you believe it's Scottie cam How's
Speaker 4: it been this long?
Speaker 10: Yeah? I know it's really Yeah. It's a big thing
Speaker 10: in Kelly to be around for nine eight seasons for
Speaker 10: our crew and our family, which is our cameras cameras
Speaker 10: and sound and produces. Most of them are pretty the same.
Speaker 10: And we've got this family that we just get back
Speaker 10: together for three months every year. It's awesome.
Speaker 4: I tell you who that wasn't awesome for, though, Scottie.
Speaker 4: And that's Frankie, you kelpie. So Frankie's got his on Instagram.
Speaker 4: It's called Frankie the kelch if you want to follow.
Speaker 4: And there's a video up there, and it's a gorgeous
Speaker 4: video of you returning home after a month being away.
Speaker 4: And Frankie's reaction is the most wholesome, beautiful thing you'll
Speaker 4: ever see.
Speaker 10: She weaves everywhere. I just want to point out that
Speaker 10: that is every morning because she sleeps out time in
Speaker 10: her kennel. Yes, and she looks after the place, patrolling,
Speaker 10: and every single morning is that same reaction when I
Speaker 10: come down.
Speaker 1: Lettery, let's talk about this. She is a block, Christie
Speaker 1: and Bread. It means they are the essay contestants. What
Speaker 1: can you tell us about them?
Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, Look it's terrific and they're hard working. They
Speaker 10: had a bit of a hard time on the block.
Speaker 10: You'll find that out as time goes on. But they
Speaker 10: wear their herd on their slove. They say it as
Speaker 10: it is, no dramas, just tell us what you think
Speaker 10: and that's what you get. So we all love back.
Speaker 7: Yeah, direct feedback and just taking it on board.
Speaker 10: It's not that nasty. It's just you know, she just
Speaker 10: says it as it is because we all I like
Speaker 10: that someone you know where we stand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. You've seen you've seen some characters across the journey.
Speaker 1: How do you do your best to keep not keep
Speaker 1: your mouth shut, but not tell some of the contestants
Speaker 1: what you really think.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well that is my job to you know, basically,
Speaker 10: when they're happy, I'm pak them in the ribs and
Speaker 10: when they're said, I'll give my heart. In between times
Speaker 10: they might be doing something wrong or they think they
Speaker 10: know better, but you know, so trying to give them
Speaker 10: some help, then let them go if they don't want
Speaker 10: to listen. And you know, sometimes you just want people
Speaker 10: to be normal, just just human kindness that never goes astray,
Speaker 10: and sometimes that gets lost when you're tired. But we've
Speaker 10: got to deal with that sort of thing. And it's
Speaker 10: a tough gig the block, but as a contestant, it's tough,
Speaker 10: like three months, seven days a week, they're exhausted on
Speaker 10: Sunday night when we're in HQ given the scores and
Speaker 10: they're getting priceique and they're getting told that they didn't
Speaker 10: do a good job. And then wake up Monday morning
Speaker 10: after not sleeping for a couple of days and say, right,
Speaker 10: go again, bother week start like you can't. I don't
Speaker 10: blame them, And we're all a big block family. Once
Speaker 10: you've blown on the block, when you're part of the
Speaker 10: team and we know what you've been through, and you know,
Speaker 10: hopefully we really honestly want them to make money. At
Speaker 10: the end, I tell them that's been a speech on
Speaker 10: day one every year. Everybody on his crew. Everybody here
Speaker 10: wants you to do well out But don't think we're
Speaker 10: set you up to fail anything. We never do. And really,
Speaker 10: at the end of the day, Sully and I am
Speaker 10: talking about this in the past. If the auction doesn't
Speaker 10: go well, it really doesn't affect our show that much,
Speaker 10: you know, because people are still going to watch the
Speaker 10: option because they're intrigued about somebody's going to win it. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but we want them to all make money, and that's
Speaker 10: what we do. We would strive for them to be
Speaker 10: successful and get across the line at the end and
Speaker 10: then do their best at the option because we've got
Speaker 10: no control over what happens, and we just sit back
Speaker 10: and hope for the best.
Speaker 4: Scott, speaking of trying to hide your emotions, we had
Speaker 4: the logis during the week you've been highly successful. I
Speaker 4: know you've got a couple, but it wasn't your you
Speaker 4: this year got picked by Tony Armstrong for most popular Presenter.
Speaker 2: What's going through your head when they do make the
Speaker 2: announcement and it's not you?
Speaker 4: And then do you go up to Tony afterwards and
Speaker 4: say congratulations or do you just spit the jewy?
Speaker 10: No, of course I go congratulately, but I didn't actually
Speaker 10: see Annie, and I don't know Tony that well. But
Speaker 10: I know what it's like to win the Best Presenter
Speaker 10: because that is our job presented. Yeah, and I've won
Speaker 10: one of those and I loved it. And I don't
Speaker 10: mind someone else that that LOGI or the goal of course,
Speaker 10: because I've got one. It doesn't matter. I've gone both
Speaker 10: of that and good luck to someone else that wins them.
Speaker 7: Now they've got one that's exclusive.
Speaker 2: Oh dear Scotty Ken, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: It's been a pleasure as always, chatting to you the
Speaker 4: block back on Sunday at seven o' block and yeah,
Speaker 4: all the best with your season.
Speaker 7: Well they'll just.
Speaker 1: About do for us. What a show it was, Peak Shadow.
Speaker 1: My eight am is a big reveal Yep.
Speaker 2: The Battle of the Bang is.
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Speaker 13: So D