Speaker 1: Get in the morning every day, A.
Speaker 2: Big bird thing this morning. But we have to talk
Speaker 2: about this because Cocky want to book it. Captive cockatoos
Speaker 2: have at least thirty different dance moves in their repertoire.
Speaker 3: Did you know this?
Speaker 1: Good stuff? Guys? Do you know what? I think I
Speaker 1: knew this because we grew up with the cockatoo. What
Speaker 1: do you man? What's funny about.
Speaker 3: That you grew up with a cockatoo? Okay, cool?
Speaker 1: A cock or two? No, I said? Did I say
Speaker 1: what I said?
Speaker 3: It sounded very similar? Anyway, what was your cockatoo's name?
Speaker 3: You also had pet rats. I'd like to remind everyone
Speaker 3: on the farm cockatoo and pet rats, anything else exotic?
Speaker 1: That you had guinea pigs, rabbits and do you know what?
Speaker 1: We actually had two peacocks and one guy eaten by
Speaker 1: a fox, like almost immediately as he hit the deck.
Speaker 1: And then the other peacock, whose name was Peaky classic.
Speaker 1: The cockatoo's name is Cocky two. By the way he
Speaker 1: lived out his days. They pulled a lot of peacocks.
Speaker 1: They pooh a hell of a lot. They can destroy
Speaker 1: a porch anyway, so.
Speaker 3: It's very difficult to proceed when you tell stories like that,
Speaker 3: do you understand?
Speaker 1: Laugh from the farm?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: So at Charlestit University did analyze forty five social media
Speaker 2: videos of different cockatoos dancing and identified thirty different moves.
Speaker 2: That's more moves than you and me, more moves than
Speaker 2: most humans. They also found some individual cockies have unique
Speaker 2: dance moves, which often involve combining several movements in new ways.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they've got Corey. The cockatoos have got Cory.
Speaker 1: What's gory choreography? Oh my gosh, there you go. That's very,
Speaker 1: very handy.
Speaker 2: And so then they went to the Wogga Woggazoo, which
Speaker 2: is in your neck of the woods. They played the music.
Speaker 2: They played them a podcast or silence to see how
Speaker 2: they react. All the birds danced even when there was
Speaker 2: no music to dance too.
Speaker 3: Isn't that incredible?
Speaker 1: Well, usually when you're dancing to music doesn't exist, it
Speaker 1: means that you're absolutely bat you're crazy. But in this,
Speaker 1: in this case, the cockatoos have found a rhythm somewhere
Speaker 1: and they're going for it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you see people in the all just dancing to
Speaker 2: music that doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: They've got those cockatoo vibes going on.
Speaker 2: It's really interesting as to what music the birds are into.
Speaker 2: And obviously they love Billie Eilish of.
Speaker 1: Course this you can imagine too. Just it's it's it's
Speaker 1: sweet and seductive this tune. But gosh, the coffee fluffing.
Speaker 3: That's when the male cockies want to get a bit amorous.
Speaker 3: But the female cockies they.
Speaker 1: Work on Billy slow it down a little bit.
Speaker 3: They love anything by birds tokyo.
Speaker 1: This is when they dance in unison side to side,
Speaker 1: head sriveled the other side, back to the other side.
Speaker 2: They have been known to pull out their torch light
Speaker 2: on their phones to this song as well with their
Speaker 2: little wings. Yeah, yep, drinks and also oh my god,
Speaker 2: as if they don't go off to Nellie potato.
Speaker 3: Am interesting to know you've had a cockatoop.
Speaker 1: For some reason. We're bird themed. But well, what's going on?
Speaker 1: That wasn't planned, It.
Speaker 2: Didn't happen on purpose, But we have discovered something about
Speaker 2: a couple of members of our team, real sort of
Speaker 2: bird phobia. Yeah, boss Josh, who's I mean? Look is
Speaker 2: he on the masculine site?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah he was until we found out his weird
Speaker 1: strange bird fabure, particularly when we got some footage captured
Speaker 1: of him responding to a bird getting up in his face.
Speaker 1: Oh God goodness me.
Speaker 3: Well, Boss Josh or ned Flanders.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe it's sometimes. Have you ever seen both in
Speaker 1: the same.
Speaker 3: Room that I haven't? Now that you've planted that.
Speaker 1: Sea unbelievable, Boss Josh. Beautiful mustache. It got us thinking
Speaker 1: as well, like your strange phobias, Yes, because I've got
Speaker 1: a couple. Do you know the ones? That random? One
Speaker 1: for me? It's caterpillars. There's a caterpillar when we used
Speaker 1: to do some stuff up in Queensland. We used to
Speaker 1: have a propery up there and it was very sort
Speaker 1: of out back Queensland. It was one time. It was
Speaker 1: one of those sort of you know, the really colorfu ones.
Speaker 1: Why don't you get them in South Atralia, really colorful ones.
Speaker 1: You've got spines and stuff on them.
Speaker 3: Oh, the very hungry caterpillar.
Speaker 1: Really hungry caterpillar. I went through an apple and sorts
Speaker 1: things for it got to me now, this one landed
Speaker 1: on my face when I was on the back of
Speaker 1: a motorbile. Oh, and the spines or whatever like got
Speaker 1: me and my face completely blew up. Wow, nervis is
Speaker 1: ending like, oh, caterpillars, don't mess with caterpillars. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: a bad rap.
Speaker 2: What about this guy producing Lucy sleeps with rats on
Speaker 2: the farm but can't handle a little caterpillar.
Speaker 1: Caterpillar? Ew, give me all the rats, though, give me
Speaker 1: the rats.
Speaker 2: We need someone to bring in a caterpillar real quick
Speaker 2: in the next ten minutes. If you're out and about
Speaker 2: in the near high Marsh square, quickly find it on
Speaker 2: and running with it.
Speaker 3: Please don't do that to me.
Speaker 1: What about you?
Speaker 3: Just we need some socials content, oh as in any
Speaker 3: animal sort of phobeias. Yeah, okay, I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you a behind the scenes story about a
Speaker 2: radio station that I used to work at, and that
Speaker 2: was I will do anything on this show.
Speaker 3: I would live and breathe for the show. That's fine.
Speaker 2: Do not ever bring in reptiles, ever, ever, ever, And
Speaker 2: so what did they do?
Speaker 3: They brought in reptiles?
Speaker 1: Oh, cheers, and.
Speaker 2: I nearly I had a panic attack. It wasn't even
Speaker 2: in the studio, it was in the producers booth next door.
Speaker 2: Had a panic attack and very nearly.
Speaker 3: Quit on the spot.
Speaker 1: What was it a snake?
Speaker 3: Massive snake?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, here is.
Speaker 3: I'd be scared of that, like hyper ventilating.
Speaker 2: I couldn't even I mean, I know a lot of
Speaker 2: people have got phobias of snakes, but thirteen twenty four ten,
Speaker 2: your unique and unusual phobias get involved this spawning. We
Speaker 2: want to hear from you, and everyone who gets on
Speaker 2: air goes in the running for the winter weekend escape.
Speaker 1: Another quick one for you. I'm scared of lizards because
Speaker 1: when I was crying off and there's a little town
Speaker 1: near us called Marule, this is southwestern New South Wales,
Speaker 1: and they have this thing called the Billy Brownless kick
Speaker 1: the football over solid day. Anyway, long story short, they'd
Speaker 1: have the bog eye races that had the guy raises jades.
Speaker 1: So bog eye is like a top of lizards, like
Speaker 1: a blue tongue, but looks a little bit different. And
Speaker 1: we adopted some of the bog eyes. And when they
Speaker 1: were at home, I stuck my finger in the mouth
Speaker 1: and the bog eye slowly closed its mouth and I
Speaker 1: felt like I was about to lose my finger.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's a lesson and all that I think it's don't
Speaker 1: stick your fingers in the mouths of lizts, but I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. Still trying to work it out.
Speaker 2: When you say bog eyed lizards, are they like those
Speaker 2: bog eyed.
Speaker 1: Fish, Well no, I don't think they're big boggy eyes,
Speaker 1: but they look like the blue tongue. All right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll show you a Google photo after this.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: Cool bog eyed lizard story mate so much.
Speaker 1: I didn't think i'd find myself telling that story, but
Speaker 1: here we are.
Speaker 3: Thanks Broke.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Lee from Stefred Rise. What are you
Speaker 2: scared of that you probably shouldn't have been, shouldn't be late.
Speaker 4: I have a phobia of nail polish on my fingernail.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh wow, take us through it, all right, and
Speaker 2: take us through your childhood trauma.
Speaker 3: Where did it come from?
Speaker 4: Oh it's not I don't know when it happens. But
Speaker 4: I cannot, as an adult, have on my fingernails or
Speaker 4: I will have a full blown panic attack. I can
Speaker 4: have it on my toenails, just not on my finger.
Speaker 3: Oh so you can have a pedicure, just not a manicure.
Speaker 2: Yes, whoa so have you ever been in one of
Speaker 2: those nail salons and had a full blown, like falling
Speaker 2: apart panic attack?
Speaker 4: No, because I won't join them.
Speaker 1: That's your phobe. You shouldn't answer them.
Speaker 2: I guess it shouldn't enter the lions den that is
Speaker 2: a nail salon.
Speaker 1: A right, Oh, I share this one Crystal from Gilli's Planes.
Speaker 1: Good morning to you. These little creatures are disgusting. Take
Speaker 1: us through it.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hi, Crystal, what do you scared of?
Speaker 4: I am petrified of Christmas beeedles. My children always get
Speaker 4: them and throw them at me.
Speaker 5: I can't stand the.
Speaker 1: Sounds or their legs nothing.
Speaker 4: It will throw me into a full panic attack.
Speaker 1: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: The thing about Christmas pedals is? There's nothing good about them,
Speaker 1: but we lure it in to them being good guys
Speaker 1: purely because they're called Christmas.
Speaker 2: That's already what's so terrifying about them, Crystal.
Speaker 4: It's the sounds that they make, and they're legs like.
Speaker 6: I don't, I can't the sensory thing the legs touching me.
Speaker 1: Is just really.
Speaker 3: Okay, forgive me. I don't know what sound a Christmas
Speaker 3: beetle makes. Do you know Crystal, can you can you
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I can't. If I can, it's traumatic. Okay, take it
Speaker 1: to that space.
Speaker 2: Let's go to summer from Kensington. Good morning, Summer, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 3: What are you scared of that you shouldn't be?
Speaker 6: I'm scared of the spinning wheel of fortunes?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, okay, I'm just going to play this for
Speaker 1: your summer. Tell us the emotions that you're going through.
Speaker 1: Oh dear, well, yeah, it.
Speaker 4: Makes me feel a bit sick. So is it?
Speaker 3: Is it the wheel of fortune wheel or just any
Speaker 3: old wheel?
Speaker 6: Just the wheel of fortune wheel? So when I was little,
Speaker 6: my NaN's had one in the backyard, but it really
Speaker 6: mad out of wooden. Now I don't even know where
Speaker 6: it came from. I was spinning it and it fell
Speaker 6: on top of me and one of the nails on
Speaker 6: it cut my eyelid open. So now not going near them?
Speaker 3: All right? What if I were to do this with
Speaker 3: the birthday?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Makes Peo feel so uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Goodness.
Speaker 7: Our next guest is the incredible voice behind this smash,
Speaker 7: and she's freeh off a massive run of live shows
Speaker 7: where she opened for three time Grammy winner Global Pop
Speaker 7: Owerhouse d you will leave us.
Speaker 8: I stepped a little bit away from music, raised my
Speaker 8: faily and she just shot the start it. But we
Speaker 8: started with the same management, at the same.
Speaker 1: Age and everything.
Speaker 8: So for our paths to come back together is a
Speaker 8: really beautiful thing.
Speaker 7: This homegrown Aussie start is in Adelaide tomorrow night before
Speaker 7: me at the Lions Theater. Please welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Hello, thank you, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: This is a world first because we are going to
Speaker 2: live in your car.
Speaker 3: You're fresh from the gym and you're on FaceTime. This
Speaker 3: is amazing.
Speaker 8: I look pretty good bye.
Speaker 1: You do.
Speaker 2: It's like you haven't even broken a sweat, which suggests
Speaker 2: to me, Ketty, you're not going hard enough with the
Speaker 2: gym that I.
Speaker 1: Get the heart rader.
Speaker 8: But I stopped before I get sweaty and dizzy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a fine line.
Speaker 1: That's a smart way to do it. Yeah, it's done, Ketty.
Speaker 1: It's been a whirlwind. Oh my gosh, how do you summarize.
Speaker 1: I suppose last a few years because we just heard
Speaker 1: as well. Obviously you're mixing with the likes of Dua Lipa.
Speaker 1: This is incredible.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it has been a well wind. I've been loving
Speaker 8: every moment of it. It's been busy.
Speaker 2: I just want to play you a little bit of audio.
Speaker 2: This is you standing on stage in Melbourne Margaret Court Arena,
Speaker 2: singing the most beautiful song that you wrote for your sister.
Speaker 2: But the whole is very visual. But the whole stadium
Speaker 2: is lit up, people holding their lights, their lights on
Speaker 2: their phones and it's absolutely stunning.
Speaker 3: Have I listened to this.
Speaker 1: The studio sways in Unison?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've got our lights on, our spotlights on.
Speaker 1: Our phonew'd you get a lighter in here?
Speaker 2: What is it like in the moment when the whole
Speaker 2: crowd is in the part of your hands must be incredible.
Speaker 8: It is really incredible because my fan base has never
Speaker 8: done that before. And when I was I think I
Speaker 8: was supporting Madison Beer the first time that had happened,
Speaker 8: and it showed to me how much my song when
Speaker 8: played for the first time, like people listening to it
Speaker 8: for the first time. Because majority of those people had
Speaker 8: no idea who I was, it resonated with them and
Speaker 8: it felt I didn't I didn't dedicate it to my sister.
Speaker 8: I just played the song and people felt it and
Speaker 8: they put up their lights, and those three shows I
Speaker 8: did with Madison Beer. I was pretty much choking back
Speaker 8: tears every time. And the same thing happened again at
Speaker 8: Dua Lipa. And the funny thing is when I do
Speaker 8: my own shows, I don't put up their lights. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's almost like the strangers just get it and they
Speaker 8: put up their lights.
Speaker 3: But I just want to be such an incredible feeling.
Speaker 1: Can you get used to that? Crazy?
Speaker 8: It overwhelms me at no matter what level you get at.
Speaker 8: It's like it's so emotional to see that that song's
Speaker 8: resonating with people. It's almost like they want to be
Speaker 8: there for you and they want to be there with
Speaker 8: you and they're showing you that they care.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's kind of what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you stepped away from music for a little while
Speaker 2: and you've got two kids. Do they know that mum's
Speaker 2: a big deal or they're just completely a blessed?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: They think I'm bigger than I am, so they're like
Speaker 8: mom's realerships is like, there are you like that?
Speaker 3: And I was like, yeah, sure, yeah, you know believe
Speaker 3: in magic. We do a labor.
Speaker 2: Is there separation when you support someone like that? I
Speaker 2: guess is there inventing of the two of you or
Speaker 2: is it quite distant.
Speaker 8: Like with any huge artist, you always expect that to
Speaker 8: be separation because they've got to put on a huge show.
Speaker 8: There's so many things that they have to do before
Speaker 8: the show. But with the Dua, she's the kindest, sweetest soul,
Speaker 8: and she would invite me into the dressing room, or
Speaker 8: would be doing the group huddles right outside of our
Speaker 8: dressing room. Whenever she walked past the dressing room, she's
Speaker 8: sticking her head and saying hi. So you know, for
Speaker 8: someone at that level, you could expect them to be
Speaker 8: absent from the space, but she's in and all around.
Speaker 8: It's amazing to see how much love there is for
Speaker 8: her with her and her crew and her musicians. One time,
Speaker 8: her assistant came in and going, hey, come into the
Speaker 8: dressing room and I was halfway done doing my makeup,
Speaker 8: and I was like, dah, give me give me five minutes, please, it's.
Speaker 1: Not a good move telling do it, give me a moment,
Speaker 1: do it. We can't wait to see Kita, And of
Speaker 1: course you're performing tomorrow nights. Lauren's Art's a factory right
Speaker 1: here in Adelaide. And by the way, if you do
Speaker 1: want tickets skips car right now. Thirteen twenty fourteen, Keater Alexander.
Speaker 1: We love your music. Thank you so much for the chat.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know now.
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know what's in the news today to
Speaker 1: know this.
Speaker 3: Here's what you need to know.
Speaker 2: What you need to know with Jody and Ady, how
Speaker 2: much would you pay do you reckon for a two
Speaker 2: thousand and six Rangey?
Speaker 1: I don't know how much range roves are worth, not
Speaker 1: really my jam right and like you said, one of
Speaker 1: those ones.
Speaker 2: You've got a rangy range here Ford Ranger, Ford Ranger.
Speaker 1: Do the range Rovers of the Ford Rangers hanging out?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure they do well.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how a two thousand and six normal
Speaker 2: Ranger goes for But you can now buy Queen Elizabeth
Speaker 2: the second's old supercharged range Rover, her old L three
Speaker 2: to two to two is heading for auction and it's
Speaker 2: had some tasteful royal mods.
Speaker 3: Do you want to know what that is?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's been through the Ring of too. It is cold,
Speaker 1: but it's a range Rover.
Speaker 2: So it's got Tongua green paint. And sand Oxford leather.
Speaker 2: But it's also got a little ornament on the front
Speaker 2: and that's a miniature canine, So a miniature dog with
Speaker 2: a pheasant in its mouth.
Speaker 1: A pheasant did it's about it's been hunting.
Speaker 3: That's up there with some of the great modifications.
Speaker 2: Isn't it like a like a spoiler on her Yundi XL.
Speaker 1: Yes, very similar, or a little spoiler on a lancer
Speaker 1: with the fresh sticker work on the back that says
Speaker 1: rally art.
Speaker 3: Would that driver have a fade?
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, the double fade, maybe slip in the eyebrow too.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: I want to have that would go for an absolute fortune.
Speaker 2: She had a fleet of vehicles, but this was for
Speaker 2: her everyday use.
Speaker 3: That's got to go for millions, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Well, sure like that is we're talking remember for things
Speaker 1: to collect royal memorabile there right at the top. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also though it's got one hundred and twenty thousand miles
Speaker 3: on the clock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been around the blot, it's been.
Speaker 3: Around Windsor Castle several times.
Speaker 1: I sort of feel like, do you know the really
Speaker 1: really fancy things where they actually they don't depreciate is
Speaker 1: range Drover. Are they one of those things? Are they
Speaker 1: that fancy like range Rovers and rolls Royces? Where they don't?
Speaker 3: Actually, I think none.
Speaker 2: To get to a certain I think all cars de appreciate,
Speaker 2: don't they, range Rovers included, although they're very nice cars?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Are you saying that my nineteen ninety four fair
Speaker 1: Lane that I for my first car? What's it worth? Now?
Speaker 3: Oh? What did you sell it for? Dusk?
Speaker 1: I sold it to a metal tip for three hundred
Speaker 1: bucks and I was happy with that. Yeah, I'll bet
Speaker 1: you as I was considering leaving it on the side
Speaker 1: of the road.
Speaker 2: And long enough for the cops to come and put
Speaker 2: a little sticker on the front that says police aware.
Speaker 9: Still to come with Jodie and Hazy on Adelaide's None
Speaker 9: one night.
Speaker 1: Should we jump into the one night Wonder? And I
Speaker 1: love it when it's in this situation where it's Jackpotter baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I think it's definitely doable, but you be the judge.
Speaker 1: And here's like a bit of an extended version.
Speaker 3: Oh now I know.
Speaker 1: You got it? Yeah, okay, thirteen and twenty four to ten.
Speaker 1: Let's play the one note wonder once again. It is this.
Speaker 1: It has to go off this morning.
Speaker 3: Two drum beats that give it away.
Speaker 1: You've got it? Ye okay, thirteen and twenty four ten,
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Speaker 4: The following segment is for mature audiences only and may
Speaker 4: container content, graphic language and nudity.
Speaker 3: Not that you'll see it if it easily offended. Well,
Speaker 3: you're about to find out.
Speaker 1: Just how easily your father he's on your money, Jody and.
Speaker 5: Haziest is six for not.
Speaker 1: Well. Sometimes you think you've seen it all and then
Speaker 1: the story pops up on your desk and you're like, wow, boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, now I have indeed seen it all. Proposal's
Speaker 1: gone wrong in the most wrong way of all time.
Speaker 1: Can we go to Florida?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Just only in Florida. Florida man planned a very intimate proposal,
Speaker 1: and then mid sex, he decided to surprise his girlfriend
Speaker 1: by hiding a small engagement ring in his mouth. So, okay,
Speaker 1: I see what's happening. It's a bit of a strange
Speaker 1: way to do it, but unorthodox, but here we are.
Speaker 1: His idea was to pop the question at the height
Speaker 1: of passion.
Speaker 2: My god, so at that moment, that's when he thought,
Speaker 2: but how do you get the words out in anyhow?
Speaker 3: I have so many questions? Keep going.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, at that very moment he gasped, the ring slipped,
Speaker 1: and in a series of acrobatic thrust and poor timing,
Speaker 1: the ring well drodes disappeared inside her. I'm raiding the sheep.
Speaker 1: I'm reading the story. It's from Florida.
Speaker 3: Can I know where a lot in Florida?
Speaker 2: No one's asking at this point where it happened. Everyone's
Speaker 2: asking where did the ring disappear into?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's very true.
Speaker 3: Which bit?
Speaker 1: Well, I think the bit where you traditionally where a
Speaker 1: man and woman make love to make a baby. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm assimm Yeah, yeah, kip, yeah. So the panic,
Speaker 1: the couple rushed to the emergency room, where doctors carefully
Speaker 1: retrieved the ring without incident. That er nurse said it
Speaker 1: was not the weirdest thing we've seen this week, which
Speaker 1: is just incredible. Despite the ordeal, she said, yes, their
Speaker 1: engagement photos are now a meme, with one viral caption
Speaker 1: reading she really had to dig deep for this one.
Speaker 2: Oh fairy goodness. I will say this about this story.
Speaker 2: Okay man loses ring inside girlfriend as he's trying to
Speaker 2: propose people like this shouldn't be allowed to get married.
Speaker 3: It's true, they shouldn't. They're not smart enough. Andrew.
Speaker 1: That is the classic warning sign right there. Put it
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: When did you lose the ring in your vagina? Oh?
Speaker 1: For board, we'll get to cause next. Jod's crows are
Speaker 1: absolutely flying, absolutely flying, and it feels like people are
Speaker 1: just starting to take notice, even though, for goodness sake,
Speaker 1: they're sitting on top of the ladder. One of the
Speaker 1: absolute experts in the media is Kath Laughnan from Chao
Speaker 1: Sports and Fox Sports. Since he joins us this morning,
Speaker 1: get a Kath, Hello, team.
Speaker 9: You know what's good about the crows being on top
Speaker 9: and and flying at the moment, I think they're getting
Speaker 9: a lot of neutral fans jumping on board because I
Speaker 9: think the Crows would be the best story if they
Speaker 9: were to win it this year. So I think they've
Speaker 9: got to be yeah much, but I think they've got
Speaker 9: to you know, everyone thinks all Brisbane have had their turn,
Speaker 9: they want it, so I think there would be a
Speaker 9: lot of neutral fans that would jump on the Crows bandwagon.
Speaker 1: In September and we were.
Speaker 3: Having this chat who misses out, who misses out in
Speaker 3: the eight.
Speaker 9: I think tonight's game has a huge say in who
Speaker 9: misses out because Hawthorne just have such an incredibly tough
Speaker 9: run home.
Speaker 3: This is must win for them.
Speaker 9: So we'll see it. But then you know, there might
Speaker 9: be a few curveballs as well. Bulldogs play Melbourne this week.
Speaker 9: I don't know what the D's will produce after they're
Speaker 9: emotionally charged weeks, so will there be a bit of
Speaker 9: an upset there. But I think just on the basis
Speaker 9: of their tough run home, I think Hawthorne miss outs,
Speaker 9: but I actually think they're playing some pretty good footy
Speaker 9: At the moment.
Speaker 2: Kat I saw Gary Lyne came out and said he
Speaker 2: was absolutely shocked at this and Goodwin call.
Speaker 3: Were there murmurs in the media or was it was
Speaker 3: it a big starting.
Speaker 9: I think there was so much Yeah, definitely was starting,
Speaker 9: but there was so much instability and still kind of
Speaker 9: is in terms of Melbourne's governance that people thought, well, no,
Speaker 9: they wouldn't make that big of a call because there's
Speaker 9: just you know, you know, who's CEO, who's president of
Speaker 9: the moment, there's a lot comings and goings. Brag Green's
Speaker 9: about to leave it, so I just think everyone thought
Speaker 9: they're going to they were going to stay put with him,
Speaker 9: but then that Saints comeback really hurt him and he
Speaker 9: had to front the board, like, had a scheduled board
Speaker 9: meeting the next day. So I think it just started
Speaker 9: to unravel pretty quickly. And I also respect a club
Speaker 9: that says, look, once you've made the decision, you've made
Speaker 9: the decision, pulled the trigger, and now they're ahead of
Speaker 9: the game in terms of the coaching search, because I
Speaker 9: think maybe maybe there are a few coaching searchers to
Speaker 9: come in terms of other clubs.
Speaker 2: Is there anything more deliciously awkward than a sack coach
Speaker 2: who then has to front the media.
Speaker 9: Do you know what I don't like about it is
Speaker 9: why do they have to wear a neutral shirt or blazer.
Speaker 9: I mean, just just wear the club one more time.
Speaker 9: It always looks so sad and awkward. It's like you're out,
Speaker 9: not one of us. You don't get to wear our
Speaker 9: sponsors and our T shirts or anyone merch like.
Speaker 1: It just looks awkward, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: I wonder how long.
Speaker 2: Before s Goodwin at Melbourne FC dot com dot are you?
Speaker 3: I know he's email addressing the club.
Speaker 9: Didn't you like his little comment though about his son,
Speaker 9: I think Eddie's his name, who said to him, Oh, well,
Speaker 9: better get on board your old team now, Dad, better
Speaker 9: get on the board the Crows.
Speaker 1: So there we go.
Speaker 9: That's another couple of fans. They're on the Crows bandwagon.
Speaker 9: This this September.
Speaker 1: Very good time to jump on board as well. In
Speaker 1: all your times covering professional sportcats, have you ever seen
Speaker 1: a professional football team potentially forfeit a game? And could
Speaker 1: that happen on Sunday when the Crows take on the Legal.
Speaker 10: Hey I am a freematle fan, but I won't go
Speaker 10: that at Eagles.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 9: Unfortunately, we've got a few of those games at the
Speaker 9: moment end of season. There's just such a such a
Speaker 9: gap those top nine teams and the bottom teams, isn't there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, cathye appreciate your time, good luck with a call
Speaker 1: on Sunday and you're right, there could be some moments
Speaker 1: we have to fill some stuff. So how fun with that?
Speaker 1: You're going to earn your money.
Speaker 2: Banks guys in Mercy also kicks in at three quarter
Speaker 2: time and they just got don't worry about the last quarter.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about it, guys, banks, guys go gross.
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Speaker 1: today watching TV and playing games versus scrolling social media
Speaker 1: to very different spots when it comes to brain development
Speaker 1: jodes and quite concerning with our kids. The studies found
Speaker 1: three minutes of social media scrolling can slow down vital
Speaker 1: areas of the brain. So this is via a little
Speaker 1: research project in Melbourne's swin Burn University, Great University, Swinburn
Speaker 1: hell of a university. They've monitored the pre frontal cortex
Speaker 1: activity of twenty seven adults, finding that while it increased
Speaker 1: after what three minutes of TV and gaming, it slowed
Speaker 1: right down while scrolling social media. Does this surprise you?
Speaker 1: So it was a small pilot twenty seven adults. They
Speaker 1: watched the simbets of Friends of course, they did How
Speaker 1: Fun I'm In. They also played Tetris, and they also
Speaker 1: played Angry Birds. He's Got My Brain Gup? They logged
Speaker 1: onto two of their most used social media apps. So
Speaker 1: study noted that blood oxygen in the section of the
Speaker 1: brain responsible for cognition, emotion, and social decision making was fine,
Speaker 1: and they were doing the games and watching TV, but
Speaker 1: it completely slowed down when they scrolled social media. They
Speaker 1: also reported a lack of focus. It's just watch your
Speaker 1: brain basically.
Speaker 2: Do you find when you go to bed sometimes and
Speaker 2: you pick up your phone you start scrolling and I
Speaker 2: actively get mad at myself and like stop it, stop
Speaker 2: it now, read a book or go to sleep. This
Speaker 2: is doing nothing for your brain. It emotionally makes you
Speaker 2: feel flat. Why are you scrolling Instagram late at night?
Speaker 1: Do you know there's always a moment where you're like,
Speaker 1: what am I doing with my life? When it's in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night. You're scrolling social media. You're
Speaker 1: not concentrating your half dribbling. You got eyes looking in
Speaker 1: different directions like a chameleon, and all of a sudden
Speaker 1: you drop the phone and hit you in the face. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what I do?
Speaker 3: Because if my brain wasn't rotten enough, Now what am.
Speaker 1: I doing off social media? Come on, let's play a game.
Speaker 1: There we go, We're I'm forty. The rules are simple.
Speaker 10: About to hear six songs from the same year they
Speaker 10: cancelected their song as a place.
Speaker 1: They let it go.
Speaker 3: That song is gone.
Speaker 10: Now let's get into the mangos that are ready to
Speaker 10: battle back to you.
Speaker 1: She tussle this one as well. Scoreline is currently twelve
Speaker 1: to eleven. Just in my favorite. It's a beautiful, wholesome
Speaker 1: little space where you get the opportunity to choose the music.
Speaker 2: Cost myself last week, so I forgot to vote for
Speaker 2: myself and I lost by a vote.
Speaker 1: I didn't lose. It was a drawing, Oh I mean.
Speaker 3: But I cost myself for the victory, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 1: Believable scenes. You won't do that again.
Speaker 3: Probably will get distracted very easily.
Speaker 1: All right, Since we jump into the AI generator's brain.
Speaker 1: And see what year we're dealing with this week?
Speaker 3: Yes, please, here we go.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and seven.
Speaker 3: One of the later ones, isn't it all right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Here we go six songs names your buzzer, jump in
Speaker 1: when you want. Oh, I've gone early. I don't throw
Speaker 1: my body lines.
Speaker 3: You could not have gone any earlier.
Speaker 11: That was out break.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know what the song was when you
Speaker 3: find it.
Speaker 1: I love this song so much, yelled over it. Silver Chair,
Speaker 1: straight lines and I'm in and I'm all right.
Speaker 3: That was a commitment.
Speaker 1: All right. You've got five songs to choose from Jody.
Speaker 1: Your next one is this next one? You lost four
Speaker 1: times with this song, yet none from poor going for
Speaker 1: hinder lips of Angel. It's an absolute beautiful song, crafted
Speaker 1: by the music gods, but it just doesn't work in.
Speaker 3: This space, certainly does it for me?
Speaker 1: All right? Next one it's cashy Yeah, but is it
Speaker 1: a winner?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Okay, move it on, all right. You got two songs left.
Speaker 1: Here goes.
Speaker 3: I don't think this is.
Speaker 1: Going to be straight lines, right, okay, So you've got
Speaker 1: one something there.
Speaker 3: It's a much worse having it a full of smallers board.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, here we go.
Speaker 5: I've got no choice now you ready, exactly because you
Speaker 5: don't mind it, or because you have to not mind it.
Speaker 3: Maybe I have to not mind.
Speaker 1: All right. So you've got Kanye West Stronger up against
Speaker 1: Silver Chair straight Lines in two thousand and seven. Two
Speaker 1: good choices.
Speaker 2: I say, I've probably attached my wagon to the most
Speaker 2: unhinged artist of the last decade, haven't I?
Speaker 1: Yes? So are you in terms of your personality, what
Speaker 1: you stand for? Are you attaching yourself to Kanye West?
Speaker 1: Is that what's happening here? Because I'll take Daniel John's
Speaker 1: thank you very much. I'll take Daniels. You got some
Speaker 1: stuff going on?
Speaker 2: Does he?
Speaker 3: Daniel's got some stuff?
Speaker 1: Does he?
Speaker 2: Look?
Speaker 1: I'll take that back. Please get voting at Jody and
Speaker 1: Hazy on our Instagram page.
Speaker 10: He was dubbed a once in a generation player by
Speaker 10: recruiters and was drafted to the Gold Coast Suns at
Speaker 10: just eighteen years old.
Speaker 1: Joss kicks some long stuff.
Speaker 10: He's caught Adelaide, it's the biggest recruit and he's finally
Speaker 10: come back home.
Speaker 1: Gets it out to Lacosis.
Speaker 10: Please welcome Jack Lucosias.
Speaker 1: Jack is back. Welcome back man, morning guys. Great to
Speaker 1: be back. And you're so early this week too. Mistake again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think at this point, in terms of your
Speaker 2: lateness and the fact that you failed to show for
Speaker 2: the first half of your last interview, it's about rebuilding
Speaker 2: trust now us.
Speaker 11: Yes, absolutely, it's like a little first year kid. Yeah,
Speaker 11: fair late and yeah time first first steps in place,
Speaker 11: that's go what.
Speaker 2: Happens, quick question and without notice. If you're late to
Speaker 2: the club and there's a fine system, what sort of
Speaker 2: things do you get fined for being late?
Speaker 11: Yeah, usually twenty or thirty bucks or something like that.
Speaker 11: But then it's towards the embarrassment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, the humiliates.
Speaker 11: I've seen some like up in the gold I've seen
Speaker 11: some like apologies, like up in front of the group,
Speaker 11: some stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, it's more just if you walk in
Speaker 1: mid meeting.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I looked at my glorious AFL career where I was.
Speaker 1: That's a Sidney Swans for two years on the rookie list,
Speaker 1: and what used to happen up there.
Speaker 2: They had an election to keep him on and then
Speaker 2: they chose to know I retired.
Speaker 1: I retired on his own terms. It was mutual, okay,
Speaker 1: just like Simon Goodman and Melbourne. Because it was mutual,
Speaker 1: they would make you if someone was late to something
Speaker 1: the next morning. I think it was Cleverly or Maruba.
Speaker 1: You'd have to do a six am beach session and
Speaker 1: it was a guy called Stuey Maxfield who was so scary.
Speaker 1: You do this knuckle push up session on the concrete
Speaker 1: and bokes. Yeah, blokes would be bleeding via the knuckles
Speaker 1: doing these push ups. Not too many bogs were late. Yeah.
Speaker 11: I've been through a few of those sessions and they're
Speaker 11: never good. So you know they take you pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: Well, just leave you thirty bucks for me and Hazy
Speaker 2: on the way, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Give us coffee for the next few days.
Speaker 1: Mat Can we talk about Travis Spoke. What an absolute
Speaker 1: warrior he's been for such a long time. Here's some
Speaker 1: of his speech which has just been released that you
Speaker 1: guys got told.
Speaker 12: I'm actually grateful that I actually get this chance to
Speaker 12: retire and tell you boys after nineteen years, Kenny know
Speaker 12: you've been a father figure for me. Yeah, everything you've
Speaker 12: done for me, you've had your door open. I'd liked
Speaker 12: to me to captain this footy club. To having the
Speaker 12: belief in me to lead the boys has been a
Speaker 12: great honor.
Speaker 1: Mate.
Speaker 12: I can't thank you for everything you've done for me.
Speaker 12: I'm going to enjoy the last three games and live
Speaker 12: my dream for three more weeks, and I can't wait
Speaker 12: to spend it.
Speaker 1: With your boys. Yeah, you've seen some retiring speeches, but
Speaker 1: no one who's pushing four hundred games. This guy has
Speaker 1: just been an absolute freak. Yeah, he's been incredible.
Speaker 11: I wish I've spent some more time with him, but
Speaker 11: I've only had a year and I've learned so much.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that speech was pretty epic.
Speaker 11: He was so calm, and I think he was so
Speaker 11: content with his decision, Like he he was like emotional,
Speaker 11: but he held it so together. And yeah, he's obviously
Speaker 11: been an amazing servant for the club. And I'm sure
Speaker 11: the fans will come out in these last couple of
Speaker 11: games to get around him.
Speaker 2: What was behind the decision? Did he just I know,
Speaker 2: he come out and he said he just felt like
Speaker 2: mentally and physically he wasn't up to it anymore.
Speaker 3: It was it solely that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm pretty sure he's I think he's got absolutely
Speaker 11: everything he can out of himself, both physically and mental space.
Speaker 1: I think I said it.
Speaker 11: The mental space is probably what's prolonged his career over
Speaker 11: the past five or so years with learning a heap
Speaker 11: of techniques to get him up for games and stuff
Speaker 11: like that. So now we've all learned a heap of
Speaker 11: him and he's going to be great to finish a
Speaker 11: year with.
Speaker 1: So everyone, and we've spoken about this before, he's just
Speaker 1: got this aura about him. Travis spoke, and he's one
Speaker 1: of those bogs. When he speaks, everyone listens and you
Speaker 1: listen to every single word that he said. He'd be
Speaker 1: a great coach. Is he interested in coaching? Could you
Speaker 1: see him coaching in the future.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm not sure if that's what he wants to do.
Speaker 11: But he's definitely got that caring side for players like
Speaker 11: he's he's got time for everyone. That's what I've probably
Speaker 11: my big thing coming into the club, and I've had
Speaker 11: lots of long one on one conversations with him, and
Speaker 11: he's got time to listen to your story and then
Speaker 11: put his two cents in. So I think he's one
Speaker 11: of those people that whatever he chooses to do, he'll
Speaker 11: go really well in and I'm sure he's got plenty
Speaker 11: of options.
Speaker 1: You just feel like Bogy's got some options that yet.
Speaker 2: He's an ambassador for the Childhood Cancer and we went
Speaker 2: into the women's and children's one day we were doing
Speaker 2: something for them, and one of the nurses said, yeah, bok,
Speaker 2: he's in here all the time, and you wouldn't know
Speaker 2: it because he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Talk about it.
Speaker 2: He's not doing it for publicity, but he just quietly
Speaker 2: slips into the women children's and goes and visits some kids.
Speaker 3: That's pretty damn cool.
Speaker 1: Cool. He's a superstar person.
Speaker 11: And yeah, I don't think he's done a heap of
Speaker 11: media over his long career. He's kind of done what
Speaker 11: suits him and stuck to his values. So yeah, it's
Speaker 11: been pretty special.
Speaker 1: Very nice Jack. Before we let you go, confirmation Jack
Speaker 1: is back. I'm in Oh, yes, Saturday night.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good to be back. I've missed enough for you
Speaker 11: this year, so it's going to be good to be
Speaker 11: back out there.
Speaker 2: Are you still feeling sort of positive? I mean, this
Speaker 2: year's been a bit of a nightmare for you in
Speaker 2: terms of injuries, but you're still feeling positive about your
Speaker 2: time at Port Adelaide.
Speaker 3: And moving forward and what's to come.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the year I think for the whole club hasn't
Speaker 11: hasn't gotten a plan for players, coaches, everyone, So I'm
Speaker 11: personally keen to finish the year strong, have a few
Speaker 11: good experiences into the off season, but obviously a lot
Speaker 11: of change changes coming up, and yeah, it's we're gonna
Speaker 11: have to regroup and get ourselves excited for what's to come.
Speaker 3: Well, you've spoken about Boke in his elite preparation.
Speaker 2: If you've learned nothing from him, is it to get
Speaker 2: a sauna in your house?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Mitch, and he's got one.
Speaker 11: So we've been we've been smashing them. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: there's been a little bit of illness through the club,
Speaker 11: so I think the group's saunas have kind of been
Speaker 11: banned at the moment.
Speaker 3: Kind of does it spread?
Speaker 11: Okay, stop sharing as they're very important in winter.
Speaker 2: Here you that sauna's derailed.
Speaker 1: Port Adelaide Sea Jack, thanks so much for stopping by
Speaker 1: and also thanks for the you gets to give away.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no worries, good stuff. Saturday Night Adelaide Oval versus
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Speaker 1: up Jack the coaches. Good luck against the Dockets. Thanks guys,