Speaker 1: Get a podcasts.
Speaker 2: I would like for you to all join me in
Speaker 2: wishing Andrew Hayes a very happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Ah, thank you everybody.
Speaker 4: I appreach Okay, okay, I'm not that old.
Speaker 3: Thank you appreciating that no.
Speaker 1: One said you're old.
Speaker 2: Stop being so defensive.
Speaker 3: I'm hearing voices someone saying, what is he forty five?
Speaker 2: You've had the spooky's birthday ever, though, because Abbey in
Speaker 2: the newsroom is adamant that her parents' house is haunted. Wow,
Speaker 2: She's been having some late night encounters and to be
Speaker 2: quite frank, that made her a little bit grumpy.
Speaker 3: With talking ghost stories.
Speaker 1: Right, Yes, I just bush the right, but enjoy the podcast.
Speaker 3: Jode's news reader Abby is in the studio.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Abs, good morning, with all due respect. We
Speaker 2: since that you're a little bit flat yesterday, and we
Speaker 2: since discovered why you're not getting any sleep.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't have any sleep on Sunday. I usually
Speaker 5: struggle a little bit because you've had two days.
Speaker 2: Of no alarms.
Speaker 5: But I'm in the house on my own because my
Speaker 5: parents have gone away for nine weeks. So I've got
Speaker 5: two sausage dogs, which, let's be honest, they're going to
Speaker 5: do nothing. But yeah, I'm in the house on my own,
Speaker 5: and I'm a little bit spooted because I think that
Speaker 5: there's maybe someone in there with me. No, I haven't
Speaker 5: found the love of my life. I think it's somebody
Speaker 5: who shouldn't be Keep working.
Speaker 2: Through that list of your eventually done. Yeah, so you're
Speaker 2: wanted house.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we've got a bit of a history with
Speaker 5: our house, to be completely honest. So anyway, I was
Speaker 5: laying in bed and I have had twice now since
Speaker 5: I've been home. It feels like water washing over my
Speaker 5: feet and then this feeling of like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: don't look, someone's there. And it sounds ridiculous, but I
Speaker 5: think there's something like I after the first time I
Speaker 5: saged the house and they went, but I think they've
Speaker 5: come back because I'm.
Speaker 3: On my own. Sorry that was bathroom, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's this weird like water. Of course, it's almost like.
Speaker 5: You're standing on the beach and the water comes up
Speaker 5: and rushes over your feet. So I get that, and
Speaker 5: then all of a sudden it's like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: if I opened my eyes, someone's going to be standing there,
Speaker 5: and it's someone bad.
Speaker 3: What about Abby? She's like I'm not sure if my
Speaker 3: place is wanted.
Speaker 4: But the other day I went into the spare room
Speaker 4: and the room was completely full of blood.
Speaker 3: I opened the door and it came rushing out.
Speaker 5: Well, see the problem is, I said to myself that
Speaker 5: I was banning myself from listening to anything true crime.
Speaker 5: And I've been smashing case File over the last few days,
Speaker 5: so this is probably also an issue.
Speaker 2: Do you ever get the sense that sometimes you're your
Speaker 2: own worst enemy? I definitely have. I love to self sabotage,
Speaker 2: That's what I do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, there's but yeah, we have a little bit
Speaker 5: of a history with that at our house. So back
Speaker 5: when we were little, used to say that we used
Speaker 5: to make our beds in the mornings and then she'd
Speaker 5: walk down and they're all messy.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 5: Turns out that there were three kids and this old
Speaker 5: guy in our house and they were playing on our beds.
Speaker 5: So one day she walks down, she says, right, that's it, you.
Speaker 2: Need to go outside. I'm sick of this ghost yep,
Speaker 2: so sort goes.
Speaker 5: She pushes them outside and then so then there's the
Speaker 5: best part. It's a forty degree day one day, so
Speaker 5: she walks outside and she goes, Oh.
Speaker 2: I feel really bad. It's forty degrees. Guys, you can
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 3: Here into the house, missus Smithy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out to Cheryl Smith. He's going to kill
Speaker 2: me for this.
Speaker 5: But yeah, anyway, so I think that someone might be there.
Speaker 2: When we started that story then, and you know, like
Speaker 2: we made our beds and then they'd be messed up again.
Speaker 1: I thought you were just bullshis.
Speaker 5: About making you wad you didn't you never Bush Smith?
Speaker 3: Oh man, I love this thirteen fourteen. Sorry. So there's
Speaker 3: so many good ones out there.
Speaker 4: So we haven't had anyones directly, but not a lot
Speaker 4: of people, particularly when we were living towards the Brompton area.
Speaker 4: There are so many people who apparently because I think
Speaker 4: it's through the jails or to things back in the day,
Speaker 4: apparently there's ghosts everywhere in all the sorts of houses there.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, anyway.
Speaker 5: I'm going home to stage the house again tonight because
Speaker 5: I can't go through this no sleep thing for nine weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, are you just going to save yourself so much?
Speaker 3: We're going to think, and she's a hippie.
Speaker 5: Say, I'll sage the house and it'll throw me outside
Speaker 5: because I'm the Why don't you tie.
Speaker 2: A little bit of sage to tanks collar so Tank
Speaker 2: can just trot around the house like cleansing it.
Speaker 5: Actually, both of them can have that because Tory was
Speaker 5: doing laps last night. Let them sleep inside, and she's
Speaker 5: bloody doing laps at one thirty.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love as well that the ghosts have a big meeting, like, hey,
Speaker 4: Sage or you want Abby, We've had a meeting.
Speaker 3: And you're the issue. You've got to go producers. Are
Speaker 3: we good morning? Oh you've been touched by a ghost?
Speaker 6: I have.
Speaker 7: I really don't believe in this stuff, but I have
Speaker 7: had an experience that's pretty underniable.
Speaker 2: A few years ago, I was still living with.
Speaker 7: My mom and we had a dog, a big old
Speaker 7: English sheep dog, Jemima, and she could not handle storms
Speaker 7: or the weather.
Speaker 3: She'd freak out in the night. Sorry, just Jemima the dog.
Speaker 2: Just be rude tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It's such a beautiful formal name for dog.
Speaker 7: Sorry, sorry, sorry anyway, okay, wait, Jamima was sleeping on
Speaker 7: the end of my bed and it was a huge storm,
Speaker 7: big enough that it woke me up, and I went, oh,
Speaker 7: she's not freaking out.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 7: And I looked down and it was because Bindy, my
Speaker 7: mum was at the end of the bed patting her,
Speaker 7: so she must have heard her and come in. I went, oh, hi, Bin,
Speaker 7: and she didn't say anything. I was lying there watching
Speaker 7: her paddr. I was like, Bindy, Bin, and then this
Speaker 7: thing just looked at me and disappeared. And it wasn't Mum,
Speaker 7: It wasn't.
Speaker 3: That's epic.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was freaky as but Jemima was dead calm,
Speaker 7: and she's never calm in a storm.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm not sleeping.
Speaker 2: Okay, you need to take your headphones off and not
Speaker 2: listen to the next callers either, otherwise you'll never sleep again.
Speaker 2: We are taking your call. Sent in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: Jake, good there you're going good, thanks mate, take us
Speaker 4: through you go story.
Speaker 3: What do you got?
Speaker 8: When we were living Manapara were well, my partner used
Speaker 8: to keep staying that was like something in the house.
Speaker 8: Then our son come into the picture, and for months
Speaker 8: or a couple of years here we kept saying over
Speaker 8: lady in in his room, police always wake up crying,
Speaker 8: wouldn't go down the hallway if you was in the
Speaker 8: living room, And then we recently found out that there
Speaker 8: was actually a murder in the house before we knew.
Speaker 3: That's the kicker, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yes, And the real estate agent didn't think to mention it.
Speaker 8: No, they said they didn't have to tell us anything
Speaker 8: about it because we're not the actual buyers.
Speaker 2: WHOA, Okay, yeah, that's unbelievable. Thanks, thanks Jake, Angela. Who's
Speaker 2: the ghost?
Speaker 9: So it was my grandma.
Speaker 10: So I lived in Adelaide now and she lives out
Speaker 10: in the count lived out in the country, and one
Speaker 10: day a big brain that I had made for me
Speaker 10: by a friend in the country fell off my wall
Speaker 10: in my bedroom and there was no doors open, the
Speaker 10: air conditioner on, and it just fell off my walls
Speaker 10: and broke everywhere.
Speaker 3: And then we.
Speaker 10: Found made that night that my grandma had passed away that.
Speaker 2: Afternoons her way of saying goodbye, and was just making
Speaker 2: a statement. Okay, thanks Angela. It's the kind of chantel
Speaker 2: Pleo's the ghost freezing? Okay.
Speaker 9: So I grew up at West Beach and we lived
Speaker 9: in this house and there were stories that it used
Speaker 9: to be like a party house and things like that.
Speaker 9: But growing up as a kid, I always experienced this
Speaker 9: little girl and she would move my dolls around when
Speaker 9: I was asleep. Then, when we were starting to sell
Speaker 9: their house and my parents painted the walls in the hallways,
Speaker 9: lots of little kids handprints were all over the walls.
Speaker 9: And then one night I got called back from my parents, going, oh,
Speaker 9: you need to come back. One of their mates had
Speaker 9: explained the little girl to them and kind of confirmed
Speaker 9: to them that they had saw as well. And so
Speaker 9: I went back and we kind of had a little
Speaker 9: bit of a fight because I'm like, no, You're explain
Speaker 9: to me what she looked like. So I wasn't giving
Speaker 9: away what she looked like and everything like that. And
Speaker 9: he explained her to the tea and her name's Anna
Speaker 9: and she used to wear a school uniform, a short
Speaker 9: hair and everything like that. So yeah, she always used
Speaker 9: to play around with my dogs and everything like that.
Speaker 9: But for someone to confirm it as well and has
Speaker 9: seen it, it was kind of even more freaky.
Speaker 2: Was that sort of validation and vindication for you?
Speaker 3: Chantell?
Speaker 2: Like I wasn't imagining this my whole childhood.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because I always thought I was a little bit like,
Speaker 9: why am I seeing these things? Etc? But no, he's
Speaker 9: confirmed it. But I still feel like there's not a
Speaker 9: clothing story to her. I feel like she might be
Speaker 9: one of the Bouimonk kids.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that would be a solid storyline with this.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's met ordinary. Thank you, Chantell, thank
Speaker 2: you so much.
Speaker 3: One more. Let's wrap it up. Let's go to Alex.
Speaker 3: What have you got, Let's wrap this up. Well.
Speaker 11: I lived in a flat just for a short term,
Speaker 11: six months or so, with my sister, and she woke
Speaker 11: up one night because she heard voices in her room
Speaker 11: and she hadn't opened her eyes when she actually did eventually,
Speaker 11: there was two or three or four people standing in
Speaker 11: the corner of the room and they were all hunched
Speaker 11: together with their heads down, sort of talking quietly, and
Speaker 11: she said a couple of them looked like they were
Speaker 11: really really old time monks and some other oldie worldy
Speaker 11: person And when she sort of sat up in bed,
Speaker 11: they turned around and looked at her as they say, oh, sorry, sorry, sorry, and.
Speaker 2: We're really to wake Yeah, it didn't mean to wake here.
Speaker 11: Oh we're really sorry, And then they disappeared. And a
Speaker 11: couple of weeks later, some friends of mine came to visit,
Speaker 11: and one of the friends is a psychic, and my
Speaker 11: sister told him the story and he said, well, yeah,
Speaker 11: of course, because apparently flat was a portal to other
Speaker 11: world and so it would readily let people in and out.
Speaker 11: And he said to the lady who used to live
Speaker 11: in the flat was also back there, and she was
Speaker 11: really really pleased because my sister and I were living
Speaker 11: there and we were really happy. And apparently she loved
Speaker 11: it because there was always laughter and fun in the
Speaker 11: flat and it was one of the best times for
Speaker 11: a short term rental, one of the best times in
Speaker 11: my last that I've ever had, So I had to
Speaker 11: be really happy.
Speaker 2: Alex, that is that smacks of Outlander? If anyone the
Speaker 2: Outlander house, this is strangers, there is five.
Speaker 11: This is a happy, good ghost story.
Speaker 9: It wasn't a scary one.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Alex.
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Speaker 3: Yes it's Friday. Let's go. It's Friday. Yeah, yeah, what's up? Yes?
Speaker 4: Friday?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's up?
Speaker 4: Is it's Friday?
Speaker 2: No, it is Friday, but it is our good friend
Speaker 2: Andrew Hayes's birthday, and to celebrate, we thought it's only
Speaker 2: right to relive some of your best all worst moments
Speaker 2: on the show so far, Starting with New Year's Eve
Speaker 2: and a Walras, the town.
Speaker 4: Was forced to cancels New his E fireworks after a
Speaker 4: giant Warrius logged into its harbor and put on a
Speaker 4: show of its own on itself.
Speaker 3: Are you picking up what I'm putting out there.
Speaker 4: Sure the waris put on an X rayed show taking
Speaker 4: himself to Pleasure Town, which marked an end to a
Speaker 4: town's New Year's Eve fireworks display. Richard Coulson, who's fifty one,
Speaker 4: said it's amazing how much attention it's brought. It's the
Speaker 4: first time I've ever seen one. It's huge. You respect
Speaker 4: nature when you see something of that size. The rest
Speaker 4: of the Wars is pretty big too. I can't direct
Speaker 4: quote Richard.
Speaker 3: I might have made up that last week.
Speaker 4: Stuart Ford, who runs the Sea Life Safari both to age.
Speaker 4: He said, I was going down to my boat and
Speaker 4: there it was on the slipway. Magnificent. I think it's
Speaker 4: a once in a lifetime in Scarborough to see. Now
Speaker 4: can one day tell my kids I saw a Wars
Speaker 4: going hammer and tom on itself. How lucky am I?
Speaker 2: And one thing we do love about Hazy is his
Speaker 2: quick wit. He has some cracking one liners sometimes unless
Speaker 2: they pick up line You're up, what.
Speaker 3: About this one? Are you a parking ticket? Because you've
Speaker 3: got fine written.
Speaker 4: If you're a transformer, you'd be optimus fine.
Speaker 3: And he made you sound and that was the difference.
Speaker 3: It was on.
Speaker 2: Although they might help explain speculation about his bedroom performance.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I'm going to say this, but
Speaker 2: I just really think that you wouldn't know what you
Speaker 2: were doing.
Speaker 3: What are you wrong?
Speaker 2: Because in all other aspects of your life you pretty clueless.
Speaker 2: So I can't imagine it's not.
Speaker 5: That great at pushing buttons on either.
Speaker 4: If you can't even push the right buttons on a
Speaker 4: desk it's a radio station.
Speaker 3: Did you possibly please a woman? Anyway?
Speaker 2: I didn't mean this to turn into a pick on
Speaker 2: hazy session, but it kind of hasn't.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 3: Times said, what are you doing? What are you pleasing
Speaker 3: that for it? That's not working? I'm not a panel.
Speaker 2: Anyways. Andrew would say, moving.
Speaker 4: Swiftly on, Move on swiftly, punchy, punchy, punchy, let's go.
Speaker 1: Credit where it's too.
Speaker 2: Hazy is an incredibly smart man, particularly when it comes
Speaker 2: to the topic of women doing housework. You know, he's
Speaker 2: really quiet on this one, Andrew. We haven't heard much
Speaker 2: from you, mate.
Speaker 3: I am not an intelligent man that I know when
Speaker 3: to keep.
Speaker 2: My mouth shut, and she can count on him for
Speaker 2: being honest and direct, like the time he left produces
Speaker 2: always some feedback about her lack.
Speaker 7: Of voicemail, because I don't have a voicemail, right, Hazy
Speaker 7: had a lot to say about.
Speaker 3: That, Grant I don't remember telling you I don't feel
Speaker 3: great about.
Speaker 2: That, or when he had some choice words for a
Speaker 2: trade who cut him off in the traffic.
Speaker 4: My brain flyback saying, oh, thanks for that, Justin Bieber's uncle.
Speaker 2: But what we do know is he does have a
Speaker 2: softer side, which we've all loved watching come to light
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 3: Our kids are little legends.
Speaker 4: Henry is already a loving, caring, protective big brother to
Speaker 4: our little body, and so cause of how he's been
Speaker 4: raised by his mom, he's already got beautiful little morals
Speaker 4: and it's been easy for him to pick that up
Speaker 4: because he just watches his mom. Our daughter, Lottie is
Speaker 4: batshit crazy. She might have elements of her mum. She
Speaker 4: already has a big, beautiful personality like mum, and she's
Speaker 4: in great hands with her big bro. She would say
Speaker 4: more instead of waiting for a designated day. But I'm
Speaker 4: very lucky to have a mom like I have, and
Speaker 4: to have my wife car as the mother of our children,
Speaker 4: and boy, I'd be lost without it so to.
Speaker 2: Our funny, quick witted, fiery and forgetful friend. Happy birthday,
Speaker 2: Andrew Hayes. Here's to you great many, thank you, thank.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 2: And I have to say we had to put something
Speaker 2: like that together because you're the hardest man on the
Speaker 2: planet to buy for. I just splat out ranging yesterday
Speaker 2: and said, I don't know, I just I'm out, I'm
Speaker 2: tapping out. I can't think of something to buy you
Speaker 2: for your birthday.
Speaker 4: So that was your Oh that's really nice. So thank
Speaker 4: you for everyone to put that together. Very nice. Eyes
Speaker 4: are getting a bit.
Speaker 2: Leaky leaky guys.
Speaker 3: Hey fever in the middle of winter.
Speaker 2: What are you doing for your birthday? No?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. We're going out to see to
Speaker 3: a school today for Nov's handble. That's all I know.
Speaker 2: You're welcome, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Really nice. Now let's get stuck back into that cake.
Speaker 4: Yeah, remember that last week when we rattled off the
Speaker 4: story about the ecuador and grandmother who unfortunately passed away
Speaker 4: and then woke up in the coffin, knocked on the
Speaker 4: coffin and they were like, what's going on here?
Speaker 3: She survived.
Speaker 2: We're five hours into the wake when next minute is
Speaker 2: just quiet in the place, and they just hear this.
Speaker 3: And they're like, hello, Hello. She was like, Hey, what's
Speaker 3: going on? Hey?
Speaker 2: What are you? Is there a party? Am I invited?
Speaker 3: Yeah? She's here, she is, I'm hungry, been in here
Speaker 3: for a while.
Speaker 2: And then they rushed her back to hospital. But there's
Speaker 2: been a turn of events.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then everyone was looking at the doctor, the
Speaker 3: ecuadoring doctor Nick. Everybody, what happened? What happened with that one.
Speaker 4: He's like, you know, sometimes we make mistakes in the industry. Well,
Speaker 4: there's been a bit of a follow up. Unfortunately, she
Speaker 4: has since passed away, which isn't a really good thing.
Speaker 4: But we did get in contact and a few people
Speaker 4: have been in contact with the Ecuadorian doctor Nick as well,
Speaker 4: just to make sure they know exactly what's happening here.
Speaker 4: So on high alert for the next funeral and they
Speaker 4: know what the process is when they hear a no,
Speaker 4: we're not falling for that again, you're staying in there.
Speaker 4: Quite seriously. It may she rest in peace, yes, and
Speaker 4: to all the Ecuadorians listening this morning, well done. Don't
Speaker 4: see an Ecuadorian doctor, because what have we learned? They
Speaker 4: don't know what they're talking about. Let's talk about the
Speaker 4: working week. It is currently Tuesday. But there's a bit
Speaker 4: of a trend that's going across workplaces in Australia which
Speaker 4: is very much dividing opinion and it's very much a
Speaker 4: generational debate. What about this bare minimum Mondays? They reckon
Speaker 4: is potentially a thing for a lot of workplaces in
Speaker 4: this country. It's a popular movement that aims to promote
Speaker 4: a gentle start to the working week by easing the
Speaker 4: usual pressures and the expectations that can arise after the weekend.
Speaker 2: You've just had two days off. You should be fresh
Speaker 2: and ready.
Speaker 4: To go, because you know the weekend can be so taxing.
Speaker 4: It can look different for each team and come That
Speaker 4: usually entails the staff working from home on Mondays and
Speaker 4: while doing the least amount of work required for their role.
Speaker 4: There are some workplaces that are all for it, and
Speaker 4: as you can imagine, there's a bunch of bosses are
Speaker 4: like are you serious?
Speaker 2: Like come like, we have to babysit you into the
Speaker 2: working week.
Speaker 4: Come on, come into work, Come on, I want to
Speaker 4: stay home warming here. Thanks pandemic y Star. I bread
Speaker 4: a whole nation of people who are just going about it.
Speaker 2: Half asked, say, there are a lot of people in
Speaker 2: this workplace that just happily work from home.
Speaker 3: It's Tuesdays at nover, isn't it Tuesday?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Today a lot of people are working from home.
Speaker 2: It's like we've put in a solid half hours Monday,
Speaker 2: and now Tuesday, I've hurt myself arrest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you be listening to okay, and if you are God,
Speaker 3: you're lazy people. From when does it finish?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: I mean, if it starts with bare minim Monday, what's next?
Speaker 4: I mean, I tell you where it goes. And this
Speaker 4: is a really really dangerous path. You've got bare minim Monday,
Speaker 4: and then it turns into too much to do Tuesday,
Speaker 4: not much of a work ethic there, and then you
Speaker 4: get to why start now Wednesday? Bosses are saying there, going, well,
Speaker 4: this is just the productivity is not there?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: And the eventually you get to I think I'm over
Speaker 3: at Thursday.
Speaker 4: And then finally everyone's favorite day of the week least productivity.
Speaker 3: Ah, it's Friday.
Speaker 2: And then everyone's like, where's all our friend bearing wine
Speaker 2: on a Friday afternoon?
Speaker 3: So I can go on to the weekend.
Speaker 1: We little you tell me you've got a time machine.
Speaker 3: It's on this Daisy shouesday.
Speaker 4: It's on for that little trip that you've been craving knowledge.
Speaker 3: Really really special birthday on this day?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who says it?
Speaker 4: Nicole Kidman. She was born in nineteen sixty seven. Today,
Speaker 4: Nichole's a fifty sixth birthday. We're onto it fifty six.
Speaker 2: She looks incredible for horais spoke. We're just kidding, okay,
Speaker 2: kidding Jennifer Aniston, who gets very offended by that phrase,
Speaker 2: your back handed compliment.
Speaker 4: Nineteen seventy five, Jaws the movie opened in US cinemas.
Speaker 3: Here he comes, Oh, get out of the water. It's
Speaker 3: a giant, mechanical shark in there.
Speaker 4: He's really jerky with his movements, but terrifying none of
Speaker 4: the less.
Speaker 2: What about when you first when you watch that as
Speaker 2: a kids, and you're like, this is the scariest thing
Speaker 2: of all time, And now when you watch it as
Speaker 2: an adult, you're like, that's not a real shark.
Speaker 4: Just going, yeah, that's just not realistic at all, but
Speaker 4: insane that around. At the same time, when I was
Speaker 4: watching Jaws, I snuck out one time and watched The Exorcist. O. Yes,
Speaker 4: that genuinely changed my life in a really bad way.
Speaker 2: What are you afraid of? Now?
Speaker 3: Everything?
Speaker 4: I'm afraid of demons coming down the stairs backwards. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm like a reverse push up type position and then
Speaker 4: vomiting blood at me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You get those fears as well. Yeah, it's my biggest fear.
Speaker 2: It's right up there with coming in here every morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I say you come in some mornings as well.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to disagree how it feels sometimes.
Speaker 3: Exorsi.
Speaker 4: Today, seventies Yons All Blacks defeated France to win rugby
Speaker 4: union's first ever World Cup.
Speaker 11: World Cup has gone to this marvelous New Zealand side,
Speaker 11: winning margin of twenty points.
Speaker 2: The crowd streams onto the ground.
Speaker 3: It's just so dumbant can't make good. It's took him
Speaker 3: a long.
Speaker 4: Time though, to really I suppose established themselves post nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty seven. That Rugby World Cup to them until twenty
Speaker 4: eleven and fifteen to really show how much they dominated.
Speaker 2: It's a long time between trees. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Twenty seventeen, British acted Daniel da Lewis announces his retirement
Speaker 4: from acting.
Speaker 3: Very very serious yeah, the way that he goes about it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: good acted that intense. Yeah, he's no Jeff Daniels are dumb, dumber.
Speaker 3: I've never been another dumb and dumber.
Speaker 4: Twenty ten Despicable Me with voices by Steve Carell and
Speaker 4: Jason Siegel, premieres at the Moscow Film Festival.
Speaker 3: They loved it at Moscow too. The Russians can't get
Speaker 3: enough of Despicable Man.
Speaker 2: Maybe if they spent more time watching that, as the
Speaker 2: post with made in other countries, we'd all be better off, exactly.
Speaker 4: The numb one song on Jude at twentieth and twenty
Speaker 4: eleven party rocking at them.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, man, go get a food. You wear those
Speaker 2: some glasses inside all your life Delvi.
Speaker 3: First woo boot with the lensless glasses or a party boy,
Speaker 3: good stuff. The biggest weeping story this town has seen.
Speaker 2: Is huge or. Robbie Williams had to stop his concert
Speaker 2: halfway through saying he was absolutely cooked to have a
Speaker 2: listen to this.
Speaker 1: It's long, COVID, I've got a lot covid and aged.
Speaker 4: I mean, who else could do something like that and
Speaker 4: it's still be so charming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's just cute and funny, really nice.
Speaker 2: So basically he's had two bouts of COVID. The first
Speaker 2: was in April twenty twenty. He was at home in
Speaker 2: la and at the time he said he was feeling lethargic,
Speaker 2: tid and heavy. He spent three weeks isolating for his family.
Speaker 2: Later in twenty twenty, he got it again. No, then
Speaker 2: he moved to the Swiss Mountains till try and avoid
Speaker 2: getting it again. He moved to the.
Speaker 4: Swiss hang on, so what's happening in the Swiss mountains
Speaker 4: that's why?
Speaker 2: Well, he just he said, I'm a bit neurotic, but
Speaker 2: I presume that I can't get it there. So he
Speaker 2: went to spend some time there, and then he went
Speaker 2: to the Caribbean with his family and had to isolate
Speaker 2: for two weeks. In his one hundred and eighty six
Speaker 2: thousand dollars a week a comment of Villa.
Speaker 3: That's a good place to hold up, isn't it.
Speaker 2: If you're ever going to get COVID, calm at me
Speaker 2: and the Caribbean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll take that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll stay here.
Speaker 1: It's all good.
Speaker 2: I will never go home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we can do those sorts of things. Juice juicy.
Speaker 2: Let's move on to another Robbie Margo. She's given fans
Speaker 2: are behind the scenes look inside her whimsic called Barbie
Speaker 2: dream House set, and that's going to feature in the
Speaker 2: highly anticipated Barbie movie out next month. She of course
Speaker 2: plays Barbie, and she opens the door with the B
Speaker 2: shaped knobs oh and says this, Okay.
Speaker 3: Welcome to Barbie's streamhouse.
Speaker 6: I'm like, man, this is my breakfast table and the
Speaker 6: kitchen in the living room. Right now, here's a fun
Speaker 6: little bar and the slide that goes from the bedroom
Speaker 6: down into the pool. Not super practical, but nothing is
Speaker 6: a Barbie.
Speaker 3: Yes, the B shaped knobs.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's worth having a look at this. It looks
Speaker 2: absolutely fantastic. It looks amazing. Yeah, looks really cool. I
Speaker 2: want to see that just for the fascination fact of
Speaker 2: that movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just not sure.
Speaker 4: So if I've got an almost three year old daughter, yeah,
Speaker 4: could you take her on to this sort of movie?
Speaker 3: Like, is it all ages?
Speaker 4: I don't know who's to say Abody sas behind this
Speaker 4: sort of version of Barbie.
Speaker 2: I honestly do not know. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: a kids film or if it's g rated PG. Who's
Speaker 2: to say, you might have to sit and find out
Speaker 2: juicy know what happens when Barbi and Ken get behind
Speaker 2: closed doors? All right, it's PG thirteen. Thank you, probably
Speaker 2: not for.
Speaker 3: Not a lot of one. He's ten years off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because if you didn't make Barbie and Ken pash
Speaker 2: when you were younger, just make them mac on me everyone.
Speaker 4: It seems like sounds like a tay thing. That how
Speaker 4: he was doing it too against their will.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Let's move on to a story that is equally
Speaker 2: disturbing as Barbie and Ken macking on. Things get very
Speaker 2: steamy when Elizabeth Hurley strips off for a mummy daddy
Speaker 2: scene with a female lover in a new erotic thriller.
Speaker 1: This is where it takes a real, real twist. Guess
Speaker 1: who it's directed by?
Speaker 3: Ah? Well, what an next boyfriend or an next husband?
Speaker 2: Her son, Damien, he's swinching.
Speaker 3: That is outrageous.
Speaker 2: Son is twenty one years old.
Speaker 3: Imagine your mom directing your mum in a situation like that.
Speaker 2: So she's fifty eight and she romps with actress Pear
Speaker 2: Chivara in a sizzling scene for strictly confidential. I just
Speaker 2: like Okay, discuss It's to me so weird when people
Speaker 2: like Melby do a lingerie shoot with their daughter. I
Speaker 2: don't don't understand combining sexuality with your kids like that.
Speaker 1: It's just so bizarre.
Speaker 4: I need you to imagine directing Colleen specific scen right now, me.
Speaker 4: Where do you start?
Speaker 1: Let's all, okay, don't make me just do that.
Speaker 2: Everyone think about directing your parents in that scenario.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: What do you mean you're not sure?
Speaker 3: I just see I'm not sure how that's going to
Speaker 3: go down. What an interesting little situation that would be.
Speaker 4: Okay, big show coming up tomorrow and nevers pay your bills,
Speaker 4: returns as does have it on Hazy Lewis Capaldi.
Speaker 2: More tickets up for grabs sold our concert. You're only
Speaker 2: chance to get your hands on some ticks.