Speaker 1: Really it is so time for it.
Speaker 2: Let's go girl, all right, this is the segment where
Speaker 2: we talk all things female.
Speaker 3: But also.
Speaker 2: We like to get the input from the male species
Speaker 2: every now and then, in the form of Andrew Hayes
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: But we've got producers.
Speaker 3: Zoe here, good morning.
Speaker 2: In her twenties, very career driven, but also in a
Speaker 2: new relationship.
Speaker 1: With young Alex who we all love and a door.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's me in.
Speaker 3: A nutshell, oh Alex mates, Now, yeah, everybuddy's right.
Speaker 2: Abby from the newsroom in your thirties, happily single, happily single,
Speaker 2: has a picture on going back to the X when
Speaker 2: she shouldn't.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we're getting that just at the moment.
Speaker 2: Me married for a million years, second marriage, four kids,
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, et.
Speaker 1: Cetera, et cetera, queen of their own.
Speaker 4: Three very different stages in life.
Speaker 2: Did you just tick my divorce? That ding wasn't It's
Speaker 2: pretty bloody painful at the time.
Speaker 3: But anyway, emphasis on chic chat, Andrea, that I'll do.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're having a chat about all things female in
Speaker 2: the office the other day, and you and Abby just.
Speaker 1: Went to each other heads ahead and we had to
Speaker 1: prize your apart. Got really willing, didn't it?
Speaker 4: Two rams just going at it?
Speaker 3: True, except it was me lovingly stepping in trying to
Speaker 3: protect her. So yeah, Abs and I were talking about
Speaker 3: being friends with your ex and where do you can
Speaker 3: And it started because Abs, you're single and you're you
Speaker 3: in contact with a couple of exes. And I jumped
Speaker 3: in with my very firm belief that if you're single,
Speaker 3: you cannot be friends with the X because you'll never
Speaker 3: move on. And I got us talking more broadly, once
Speaker 3: you've got the partner, are you still friends with exits?
Speaker 3: Where does it go? What does it look like? And
Speaker 3: got it was a little more complex than we expected.
Speaker 5: It really was, wasn't it. I sort of did this whole.
Speaker 6: Maybe there's a bit of a sliding scale, like you know,
Speaker 6: if you're texting and hey, how you going blah blah blah,
Speaker 6: that's fine, but obviously catching up when you get with
Speaker 6: a new partner probably not.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, that's right. And for me when I started
Speaker 3: seeing Alex, he was really good friends with these X
Speaker 3: they've been together for years and family friends before that,
Speaker 3: so they caught up quite regularly. But then naturally, as
Speaker 3: time's gone on with Alex, they just have stopped catching
Speaker 3: up but still friends.
Speaker 2: Did that was a natural progression for him to stop
Speaker 2: talking to her?
Speaker 1: Or was it you stepping in going, oh, this makes
Speaker 1: me unco I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't. Personally, it doesn't bother me much my teeth,
Speaker 3: It doesn't really, because I'm friends with people that I
Speaker 3: used to date, so I understand that that's possible. You know, like,
Speaker 3: that's okay.
Speaker 2: So you said a bit contradictory from you. Then if
Speaker 2: you're friends with people that you used to date.
Speaker 3: No, no, not close. But I stand by that. If
Speaker 3: it's actually up to the new partner, if the new
Speaker 3: partner has issues with your friendship with the ex and
Speaker 3: I want to set some boundaries, that's their call. And
Speaker 3: if you choose the friend or the new partner, that's
Speaker 3: also yours.
Speaker 4: Do you think it's okay? Do you think it's okay
Speaker 4: if a new partner's like you cut for your ex completely.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's okay. I don't think it depends
Speaker 2: on I don't think any human being has the right
Speaker 2: to say you can't talk to enough. And I think
Speaker 2: I think for you and I hazy because we've been
Speaker 2: together with our partners for so long, we're in a
Speaker 2: different phase. I'm completely and utterly comfortable in our relationship,
Speaker 2: in our marriage, in our family that I'm like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: if you want to chat to some chick that gives
Speaker 2: you something that I'm not, whatever, go and do it.
Speaker 1: I just do it. Doesn't bother me.
Speaker 5: As well. You said.
Speaker 6: You said Zoey that Alex was family friends with her.
Speaker 6: That's a little ball park as well.
Speaker 3: So it was just someone and it didn't mean much. Sure,
Speaker 3: it wasn't long way.
Speaker 4: Ever, now yeah, family friends. What's going on here? It's
Speaker 4: not a cousin or anything.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're not she is from what do you? What
Speaker 3: do you think?
Speaker 4: I think yes, if you've got the next partner and
Speaker 4: you've got kids together, absolutely I think that. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: completely different. I've got friends like that. I know people
Speaker 4: who are in that situation and it's important to have
Speaker 4: a friendship. But yeah, not for me. Yea friends with
Speaker 4: the ex because it's just I think as well about
Speaker 4: their current partner, because it's just you would feel weird
Speaker 4: for everyone to be involved and genuinely be on board
Speaker 4: with having a genuine relationship with your ex, where you
Speaker 4: catch up just for no real reason. That seems a
Speaker 4: little bit strange to me, but I know people, maybe
Speaker 4: people are more progressive than me.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's a good point that you raised,
Speaker 2: and I never thought i'd say that. But if you've
Speaker 2: got kids with them, of course you have to have
Speaker 2: contact with them. And it would be utterly ridiculous for
Speaker 2: someone to say you can't have contact with your ex
Speaker 2: if you have a child together.
Speaker 1: It's ludicrous.
Speaker 6: A few differing opinions here today, Well, we like it.
Speaker 1: We love it like a bit of ram butting.
Speaker 4: Who's got the correct opinion?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 4: So out there isn't okay to be friends with your ex?
Speaker 1: Britin What are your thoughts? Can you be friends with
Speaker 1: your ex?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: Hi, I'm I was married for thirty years to my
Speaker 8: previous husband, and when he met his new girlfriend, he
Speaker 8: actually bought her to me and said, on the quiet,
Speaker 8: what do you think? I was more than happy to
Speaker 8: give my opinion because I thought she was beautiful and
Speaker 8: I knew that she would make him happy. Every relationship
Speaker 8: breaks up a reason, a season or a lifetime, so true,
Speaker 8: and ours lasted for thirty years. And I think that
Speaker 8: might be a lifetime for us. I'm still very good
Speaker 8: friends with him. Twelve months ago I found out that
Speaker 8: I had cancer and he was the first person I told,
Speaker 8: after my husband, my current husband.
Speaker 4: Yeah wow, so that's obviously have it like a giant
Speaker 4: connection with someone for thirty years.
Speaker 1: You can't. You can't.
Speaker 2: Can't just a raise, No, you absolutely cannot. And yeah again,
Speaker 2: I admire people.
Speaker 1: That have solid relationships with their age. I hope it's okay.
Speaker 4: So and when I talk about things like my well,
Speaker 4: let's call them insecurities, they're through relationships that have lasted
Speaker 4: like a year, maybe two years. It was a thirty year, yeah, lastship.
Speaker 4: It's a different story.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Die, good morning, good morning. Okay, can you be
Speaker 2: friends with your ex?
Speaker 3: You think?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, why not?
Speaker 10: An ax is an ext for a reason.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 4: That's a strong, well worn worded, straight to the point
Speaker 4: answer from Die.
Speaker 2: Okay, Die, yep, fair enough, thank you. Okay, let's go
Speaker 2: to Adam. Good morning, Adam. Can you be friends with
Speaker 2: your ex?
Speaker 11: Like you said, it all depends on the circumstances, but
Speaker 11: you can. You know, my partner eight years ago, she
Speaker 11: had a child with another man. Yeah, you know, at
Speaker 11: first it was a bit funny, but you know, I
Speaker 11: said to him, We've got to become, you know, somewhat
Speaker 11: amicable for this child, because I'm going to be a stepfather. Yes,
Speaker 11: and eight years later we have a great relationlationship. He's
Speaker 11: one of my best mates. He always comes around our house.
Speaker 11: He helps out and any man that can come to
Speaker 11: someone else's house and he used to love that person.
Speaker 11: See another man father his child, respect that and help out,
Speaker 11: tip off to him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, wow you Adam.
Speaker 4: Well done, Adam, Adam, can you just keep quiet, please mate,
Speaker 4: because there's all these ladies in here, and probably my
Speaker 4: wife listening is like, Adam is such a better person.
Speaker 11: It was very hard at the start. Yeah, the instinct
Speaker 11: in me wanted to just yeah, yeah, get rid of him,
Speaker 11: but you know it was for a better course. It
Speaker 11: wasn't about me or him. It was about our beautiful
Speaker 11: daughter that we share.
Speaker 2: Now think I'm going to start crying, and honestly with
Speaker 2: my hand and my heart, Adam, I admire you. I
Speaker 2: admire a man that can put aside their own stuff
Speaker 2: for the sake of the children. I think that's incredible,
Speaker 2: So well done you.
Speaker 11: Sorry, GIRs, guys, we have we have five beautiful kids now, yeah, amazing, Yeah,
Speaker 11: it is good.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean there's good news. You've won a family
Speaker 2: past to pick up. I just don't know if it
Speaker 2: covers five.
Speaker 11: That's all right, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Thanks to you call.
Speaker 4: There we go. What a beautiful human is?
Speaker 1: Suddenly the chick chat community all loves Adam.
Speaker 4: Good chic chat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I loved it.
Speaker 4: Divided opinions, but like we're somewhat meet in the middle,
Speaker 4: and that is that Adam is a beautiful person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's the thing about chick chat. We can disagree,
Speaker 1: but we all respect each other.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, and we've heard of mad March.
Speaker 6: Now it's out of control October Okay, that'll work for now.
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Speaker 6: We have so much happening from today. So you've got
Speaker 6: is Asia Festival kicking off. It runs through until November fifth.
Speaker 6: You've got everything from dance, films, theater, music events. There's
Speaker 6: just so many events that you can go to, and
Speaker 6: I really do urge people to get out there and
Speaker 6: go and try something new. But the one that really
Speaker 6: gets me going is the Lucky Dumpling Market is back.
Speaker 6: Cannot wait and we all know that I would do
Speaker 6: anything for a dumpling.
Speaker 2: So we were expecting a delivery. You promised us dumplings yesterday.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: You were like, hey, guys, I've just got to go
Speaker 2: into a quick interview, don't worry, we'll get some dumplings
Speaker 2: after that.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. And they arrived and tell everyone what, Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I thought we were getting dumplings, but they were candles.
Speaker 6: What are they called pork buns? So there were candle
Speaker 6: versions of a pork bun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ate one.
Speaker 5: The wick was a bit chewy, wasn't it so chilly? Yeah? Anyway,
Speaker 5: So Lucky Dumpling Market is back.
Speaker 6: I will be there literally all day, every day, eating
Speaker 6: as many dumplings as possible. So come say hi. No,
Speaker 6: they're not paying me for that. I just love dumplings. Also,
Speaker 6: we've got the Adelaide Fashion Festival, which kicks off tomorrow.
Speaker 6: This blows my mind. There are so many events on
Speaker 6: and it's for three days, so it's tomorrow through till Sunday.
Speaker 6: There's high teas, there's starling sessions, long lunches. It's just
Speaker 6: phenomenal to see. So get around Adelaide, get out there,
Speaker 6: go and do some new and cool things. Yeah, this
Speaker 6: is a time of year where Abby also goes to
Speaker 6: events every single night, and then she comes in grumpy
Speaker 6: in the mornstams.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mate, you've been eating dumplings all day and then you've
Speaker 2: been going watching fashion breads, So shut up.
Speaker 6: Correct, I didn't get into that to eleven o'clock last night.
Speaker 6: I should have no voice.
Speaker 4: Did you smoke? Two hundred.
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Speaker 1: and smoke responsibly as well.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 4: I should say okay, I didn't know that was a
Speaker 4: slogan visitor out.
Speaker 2: Speaking of food, Sarah Lee, the iconic Aussie dessert company,
Speaker 2: has collapsed into administration.
Speaker 1: That is very bad news for Sweet Tooth.
Speaker 4: Wow, what's up with Sarah?
Speaker 1: Sarah has just had enough of making cheese cape.
Speaker 2: She's like, I can't make any more of these by hand,
Speaker 2: so everyone has to start doing it themselves, and Sarah's gone,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take an early retirement.
Speaker 5: They've been around since nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 2: It's outrageous, isn't it created in Lisa Grow, Lisa Roe,
Speaker 2: even in New South Wales. But it's a bit worrying
Speaker 2: because they employed two hundred staff and so they've gone
Speaker 2: into administration. So hopefully they can find a buyer and
Speaker 2: those people can continue to live work.
Speaker 1: Love Sarah Lee.
Speaker 4: That was literally that was so the fancy brand growing up,
Speaker 4: so she the Apple Prieze and stuff. Mum and Dad
Speaker 4: got Sarah. It was like, what's going on?
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 4: And streets of Vianetta were.
Speaker 1: You like, Oh, Dad's cheering on Mum?
Speaker 4: Oh dad's drinking ground lago. What are we celebrating?
Speaker 6: I did have one brite with Sarah Lee. They stopped
Speaker 6: making the banana cake and that was like so good
Speaker 6: they stopped making it.
Speaker 2: I was trying to think what was the go to
Speaker 2: Sarah Lee when we were kids, and it was the
Speaker 2: chocolate Bavarian?
Speaker 1: Can you remember?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, really good stuff.
Speaker 1: Learn to make your own.
Speaker 4: Nice little trip down memory lanes, isn't it? Good stuff?
Speaker 4: Was essentral all right, just quickly. Of course the tripeo
Speaker 4: had wrapped up yesterday. It goes for too long, way
Speaker 4: too long, because yesterday was moving day, the last day.
Speaker 4: You could condense it from a week and a half
Speaker 4: into three days. Yes, there's so much stuffing around, too
Speaker 4: many coffees, and then finally deals get done on the
Speaker 4: last day. Wade and I said, what happened in the
Speaker 4: sabaatic leap? So he's going to be at Port adelaide
Speaker 4: as his Brandon Zurich. Thatcher Xavier Dursmer is off the Essen.
Speaker 4: For the Crows, they didn't do a whole lot. They
Speaker 4: got to Shane mccaddam for some picks, et cetera. They
Speaker 4: didn't get Harrison petty because he's still on contract, got
Speaker 4: two years of the DS. He's not going anywhere. But
Speaker 4: pretty much everything went where it was supposed to go.
Speaker 2: So this time last year, you and I were sitting
Speaker 2: at the airport a lot waiting for several people to
Speaker 2: come and arrive. When you go back to work at
Speaker 2: Channel seven, after you have your little mass leave oppaternity leave,
Speaker 2: you're going to be waiting.
Speaker 4: For We're not waiting for anyone now because everyone's done.
Speaker 4: Last year, were waiting for Josh Duncley.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: And then I saw him so randomly, obviously because his
Speaker 4: partner he resides in Adelaide. Yes, I saw him at
Speaker 4: a cafe in West Croydon. This is weeks after the deal.
Speaker 4: Was thatthing? I went after him, a mate, You've had
Speaker 4: no idea how long we spent waiting for you at
Speaker 4: the airport. He was like, oh yeah, I came in
Speaker 4: early and left late.
Speaker 1: I'm bloody perfect. That's so Adelaide though.
Speaker 2: Like when you want to see someone you don't and
Speaker 2: when you don't want to see them, oh there you
Speaker 2: are in the cafe.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh my god, I don't want to see anyone.
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Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling? We're really well. How are you?
Speaker 10: I'm good too?
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Speaker 10: I didn't. Friends of mine did.
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Speaker 4: Now let's catch up with one of the best recording
Speaker 4: artists in this country. See Oh Jose If you don't mind,
Speaker 4: there's just another Dean Lewis song that's reached a billion
Speaker 4: global streams.
Speaker 1: I set a billion, did you say, Billy?
Speaker 4: I said a billion? Oh my giddy aunt, yes said
Speaker 4: I say goodbye. I'm nominated for a Best Single of
Speaker 4: the U as well, if you don't mind, And what
Speaker 4: about this We're joined by the great man right now
Speaker 4: Dean lewis right, and the guts of the two or
Speaker 4: twenty four days in the US right now, the future
Speaker 4: is bright global tour. He joins, it's kidd a Dane.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: How you doing, Oh, no worries. You know you're doing
Speaker 2: an Australian interview. When someone says right in the guts of.
Speaker 13: A tour, oh, I know, and I've been over here
Speaker 13: for a long time, and you guys sound so Australian
Speaker 13: right now.
Speaker 9: It's kind of a kind of refreshing accent.
Speaker 1: How's it all going.
Speaker 2: I was listening to a podcast the other day, Dean
Speaker 2: with Missy Higgins, who were saying that at the height
Speaker 2: of her fame, she did a US tour, but.
Speaker 1: She really struggled with it.
Speaker 2: She made it on one hand, but on the other
Speaker 2: hand just felt really lonely and isolated.
Speaker 1: How are you finding the touring experience?
Speaker 13: Oh, that's really cool, Yeah it is. I mean I've
Speaker 13: got a really good band with me and we're friends.
Speaker 13: They have my brother on the road, but it definitely is.
Speaker 13: It's a weird thing. I mean, this is my like
Speaker 13: sixth American tour. You know, I've done so many of
Speaker 13: them now, Like I think I've just appreciated that we're
Speaker 13: selling tickets and selling.
Speaker 9: Places out this time round. But it does get a
Speaker 9: bit lonely, and it is.
Speaker 13: It can be a bit exhausting because you're doing, you know,
Speaker 13: three shows back to the back, and then you have
Speaker 13: a day off.
Speaker 9: It's really travel day.
Speaker 13: And I know that's I don't want to sound like
Speaker 13: I'm unappreciated, but you know, you're doing an hour and
Speaker 13: a half performing every night, and the one weird thing
Speaker 13: is that you sort of spend the whole day waiting
Speaker 13: for this thing to come.
Speaker 2: Dean, there's a lot of doom and gloom on the internet,
Speaker 2: but I clicked on your Instagram and I'm talking to
Speaker 2: you now and I've chucked your follow.
Speaker 1: So don't stress about that.
Speaker 2: But there was a beautiful post with you and your
Speaker 2: ninety six year old Nan and you're walking through her
Speaker 2: house and hazy. He says, this is the spare room
Speaker 2: that I stayed when I had nothing and I had
Speaker 2: nowhere else to go, and Nan took me in. Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, I nearly teared up about that, Dean. That
Speaker 2: was just so gorgeous. Your Nan looks adorable.
Speaker 9: Oh she's looking great and she's just the best. Yeah,
Speaker 9: it was a weird time in my life.
Speaker 13: Like I think it was about eight years ago, and
Speaker 13: I was on the edge of like I felt like
Speaker 13: all these great opportunities to pass me by, and I
Speaker 13: felt like I was in the edge of like failing
Speaker 13: in my life.
Speaker 9: And Nan I had.
Speaker 13: I think I had ten grand and I moved in
Speaker 13: with my nan to save money. I left my apartment,
Speaker 13: I quit my job, and I'm like, I'm going to
Speaker 13: give this thing a crack. But I found out now
Speaker 13: my name told me when I was over there a
Speaker 13: month ago. She said that she was calling my auntie
Speaker 13: because I was in there writing these songs in this
Speaker 13: little spare room and she thought I kind of sucked,
Speaker 13: but she didn't want to tell me because you know,
Speaker 13: when you're writing songs, kind of it's kind of awful.
Speaker 13: And my auntie told me that she called me and go,
Speaker 13: these songs. It kind of sound awful, but I don't
Speaker 13: want to tell him, you know, because it did. When
Speaker 13: you write songs, it does kind of sound awful. And
Speaker 13: then it all happened. But she was always very supportive
Speaker 13: of me, and she never told me that it sounded awful.
Speaker 13: She said it sounded great, and she was there for
Speaker 13: me to really im polling times. Man's the best Noline.
Speaker 4: Mates Beeg shout out to know a Lane, shout out
Speaker 4: to Lean, how absolutely gorgeous. Mates. We're about to play
Speaker 4: your brand new single trust Me mate, so off the
Speaker 4: upcoming third album. Can you take us through it from
Speaker 4: your words because this has got a really really strong message.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So basically, you know, I had a big hit song
Speaker 13: four or five years ago called be all Right, and
Speaker 13: I'm like, oh man, my life's changed. You know. Then
Speaker 13: COVID hit after I toured the world, and then I
Speaker 13: came back and nothing was really working, none of the
Speaker 13: songs were connecting, and I'm like, oh did I I
Speaker 13: genuinely was like I missed my moment, like it's done,
Speaker 13: you know, and I thought it was all over.
Speaker 9: And then I had how do I Say Goodbye? Come
Speaker 9: out a year ago. All of a sudden, Wow, the
Speaker 9: shows are selling out again and I'm back.
Speaker 13: And I think it was a really weird period of
Speaker 13: my life, you know, up and downs.
Speaker 9: Where am I in my life?
Speaker 13: And a lot of lessons And I think I had
Speaker 13: really good friends around me at that time in good
Speaker 13: support system, and it was kind of about telling myself,
Speaker 13: you know that you've got this and having friends that
Speaker 13: would kind of support you with those times. So I
Speaker 13: kind of read it about that and also about me
Speaker 13: helping some of my friends in my life. Kind of
Speaker 13: combined all the stories into one, and so that's what
Speaker 13: it's about.
Speaker 4: Just quickly on that as well. I mean I listened
Speaker 4: to it and straight away I got a connection. If
Speaker 4: it's through mates and mental health and all sorts of things,
Speaker 4: because us bloke in particular, we ain't very good sometimes
Speaker 4: at chatting and talking about our feelings on hundred.
Speaker 13: Percent yeah, And for me it's been like, you know, yeah,
Speaker 13: I've kind of worked through stuff on my own, but
Speaker 13: having those people to kind of like get to call
Speaker 13: up my best mate, all one of my brothers and
Speaker 13: just be like, how would you work through this situation
Speaker 13: or this is how it feels for me, what's your
Speaker 13: perspective on it?
Speaker 9: And just getting a bit of a different perspective.
Speaker 13: Really helped me go, oh no, that the glass is
Speaker 13: half full, not half empty sometimes and having those peel
Speaker 13: this to give you a little pepp up, you know
Speaker 13: what I mean.
Speaker 9: And I've always been quite good.
Speaker 13: At that telling my close friends how I feel and
Speaker 13: it's definitely helped me in my life for sure.
Speaker 9: And having talking to your mates is the best because
Speaker 9: they get the best advice, you know, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, yeah, they do. Mates. We appreciate your time, have
Speaker 4: fun for the rest of the tour and congratulations with
Speaker 4: the new single. It's absolutely amazing and people.
Speaker 2: Might know you as Dean Lewis from now on. You
Speaker 2: will forever be Noline's grandsons in our eyes.
Speaker 9: Oh, one hundred percent.
Speaker 13: I love it. You're a shout out to lean thanks
Speaker 13: to the chat guys, really really good questions.
Speaker 9: Appreciate it.
Speaker 4: In this space at Nova, particularly for us, we're all
Speaker 4: about learning and I'm just trying to understand jen Z.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's hard with all these new trends and everything
Speaker 4: that's happening with the Hippen and the hoppin.
Speaker 1: So producers. We've brought you in to explain a few things.
Speaker 1: There's a new trend going around our generation. No, it
Speaker 1: is going for a walk. However it's taken a new spin.
Speaker 3: Ye, I don't actually know what that is.
Speaker 4: I go for hot girl walks, hot girl walks, so
Speaker 4: I can only imagine a hot girl workers when you
Speaker 4: just going yeah, yeah, excessive use of the hips, strutting
Speaker 4: like you're on the like genuine zooland how you run.
Speaker 3: Yes, what it actually is is a daily stroll.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you can get a little bit hot with it.
Speaker 3: You know, you might wear a cute little bum bag,
Speaker 3: your little crop top.
Speaker 4: And always a hard drug dealer.
Speaker 3: No, and just go for a little stroller on yourghborhood. Essentially,
Speaker 3: hot is just a daily walk.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I've seen these girls and they have the
Speaker 1: hair done, and they had the like cap on, and
Speaker 1: then they had the little eaty bitty cropped up and
Speaker 1: a little itaty bitty bike shorts as well, and the
Speaker 1: designer runners and then off they go for their hot
Speaker 1: girl walk. I'm seeing it's good fitness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's called being a hot girl and walking.
Speaker 4: It's called living your life and making the best of
Speaker 4: your life.
Speaker 5: Average girl? Can you so I'm going for an average girl?
Speaker 3: No, every walk is a hot girl walk.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, apology.
Speaker 4: He's the newest one silent walking. And let's have a
Speaker 4: listen to American Maddie Mayo on tiktop on.
Speaker 1: Her name is Maddie Mayo, m.
Speaker 4: A Io bought Maddie Mao, hark.
Speaker 12: Me unintentionally starting a movement. It's called silent walking, and
Speaker 12: it's about to change your life. My sweet boyfriend challenged
Speaker 12: me to walk with distractions, and at first I was like, no,
Speaker 12: my anxiety and look the first two minutes or Mayham,
Speaker 12: the mind is racing.
Speaker 3: We're going to have anxiety.
Speaker 12: Something happens after two minutes where your brain just gets
Speaker 12: into this flow street.
Speaker 3: Everything is quiet there.
Speaker 4: Not me unintentionally starting a movement.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that is thirty seconds of my life.
Speaker 5: I'll never go.
Speaker 1: Look, I want to defend your generation because do be fair,
Speaker 1: it's the first generation that has come through that have
Speaker 1: always had technology, have always had earbuds, have always had music,
Speaker 1: have always had something playing in their head. So for
Speaker 1: you guys to shut down it must be a little
Speaker 1: bit difficult.
Speaker 3: Oh so difficult. You cannot blame the gen zet Is
Speaker 3: at all, you know we are that. You can blame
Speaker 3: the American ye letters.
Speaker 4: Okay, so there we go, So there we go. The
Speaker 4: American so Zoe is a representative of Aussie gen z Okay,
Speaker 4: can we isolate this to America?
Speaker 3: Gosh yeah, oh absolutely we can because We do all
Speaker 3: the obnoxious things too, we just don't post it on TikTok.
Speaker 3: You keep that with Imagine that coming out of my mouth,
Speaker 3: like not me unintentionally starting a movement.
Speaker 7: You know what?
Speaker 1: You know, what would happen to you if you send
Speaker 1: that around here around Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: it gets like so hard.
Speaker 5: Gen zetters just think that they've started like everything.
Speaker 3: Because American gens, American Americans.
Speaker 4: It's the American everything. Yes, and in our day it
Speaker 4: was this.
Speaker 9: Veronica and I are training this new fad called jogging.
Speaker 4: Yogging.
Speaker 9: It may be a soft jay, I'm not sure, but.
Speaker 4: Apparently you just run. It's just different generations.
Speaker 2: I think gen Z think they started Paul McCartney to
Speaker 2: They're all at the entertainment Zen last night. Look at
Speaker 2: this new artist that was on with Kanye West and Rihanna, and.
Speaker 4: The reports are I mean, didn't play it very dare
Speaker 4: not play the song that launched him. You read Abbey
Speaker 4: joins us with a beautiful story from the Southeast.
Speaker 5: This is a little heartwarming.
Speaker 6: So this story came out this week Kimberly Clark Australia,
Speaker 6: which is essentially the toilet paper mill in millicent YEP,
Speaker 6: they have had their forty fifth person I think it
Speaker 6: was be inducted into the quarter century Club Bank. So
Speaker 6: that means that they have been at the business in
Speaker 6: their role with the organization for twenty five years.
Speaker 1: That's outstanding.
Speaker 2: And do you know what that says to me is
Speaker 2: that that is some really good management running that company
Speaker 2: one thousand, that many people sticking around for a couple
Speaker 2: of decades.
Speaker 1: They're doing something right to treat their employee as well.
Speaker 6: Exactly right. So they were responsible. They got through us
Speaker 6: through the pandemic. Obviously, the big toilet paper crisis. They
Speaker 6: had a record on one day where they produced one
Speaker 6: point two million toilet paper rolls.
Speaker 1: See that's amazing one day in one day.
Speaker 4: What about one of the rare companies or rare things
Speaker 4: that during the pandemic were like, how good is this
Speaker 4: in every alcohol company?
Speaker 1: Yeah, everyone else's businesses are.
Speaker 6: Like there's one couple who've notched up fifty two years
Speaker 6: between them, which I just think is amazing because my
Speaker 6: parents had a cafe for twenty years and almost killed
Speaker 6: each other.
Speaker 1: So I was going to say my wife working together
Speaker 1: rough a lot.
Speaker 6: Anyway, So I just sort of got me thinking because
Speaker 6: obviously my generation were very much so we changed jobs,
Speaker 6: you know, every few years, Like I've the longest role
Speaker 6: I've been in was six years with the same company,
Speaker 6: whereas other you know, my grandparents would have been in
Speaker 6: the same role for their whole lives. So it just
Speaker 6: got me thinking, who in Adelaide has been maybe in
Speaker 6: their employment for the longest, Like, can we find someone
Speaker 6: do you have a grandfather? Is that you can we
Speaker 6: find someone who's been in their role for thirty forty years?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I love that it took you six years at that
Speaker 4: previous job before you lit a fire and left.
Speaker 9: Jobs.
Speaker 6: I was working in a pub, just a pub, geez,
Speaker 6: you would have done some damage. I used to do
Speaker 6: some damage at while I was working, but also when
Speaker 6: I was not working.
Speaker 4: Let's not going to details, but it was the same
Speaker 4: pub that we're all familiar with.
Speaker 6: Maybe and that's okay, Yeah, that's in her previous life
Speaker 6: that I don't talk about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of us sort of undercover drinks that
Speaker 4: didn't go through the tills.
Speaker 2: Maybe correct, unless she turned up to the pub to
Speaker 2: do her job. Is this is you when you were
Speaker 2: supposed to be doing gigs just would sleep through them.
Speaker 4: I set through it. I got promptly fired for that.
Speaker 6: At the through my obviously on Friday. But I used
Speaker 6: to be able to do three day vendors still walk
Speaker 6: up to work hard now, I.
Speaker 4: What about you, Jodes, You've been sort of being around
Speaker 4: Channel ten since a long time.
Speaker 2: Gosh, So I started there when I was all in
Speaker 2: my twenties. So I've been there on and off, like
Speaker 2: doing radio and doing TV for probably twenty two twenty three.
Speaker 4: And what do you get once you've been there for
Speaker 4: twenty years? Oh?
Speaker 1: Mate, they are desperately trying to get rid of.
Speaker 4: Me, and I just won't go furniture. This is far
Speaker 4: over the corner there. Producer Emily as well ten and
Speaker 4: a half year stint at Big W.
Speaker 1: So, folks, which department were you in? The lay by?
Speaker 2: Where were you?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sorry, as I actually worked in pretty much every department.
Speaker 2: Oh, supervisor at the front of the checkouts, which meant
Speaker 2: I got to boss everyone around, which is not surprising
Speaker 2: what I do now, bossing you guys around.
Speaker 4: Very on brand for you, every single department. Jack of
Speaker 4: all trades, master of none.
Speaker 2: She made herself indispensable because she was good at everything. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what you got to do.
Speaker 4: That's good. Let's do that. Let's find South Australia's longest serving.
Speaker 2: Employee thirteen twenty four to ten. Please get involved this morning,
Speaker 2: and we've got some tickets you've way as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Actually we have an Amazon Alexa Echo Pop smart speaker.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And when I say tickets, I mean an Amazon speaker.
Speaker 4: Take your ticket and we'll give you this speaker. South
Speaker 4: Australia's longest serving employee. The beautiful stories about people have
Speaker 4: been there for decades and decades and you just hope
Speaker 4: and you assume that that has happened. That the long
Speaker 4: you're there, the more you get rewarded, totally, because if
Speaker 4: it's a football club, sometimes you've got to go somewhere
Speaker 4: else to probably get paid what you deserve exactly right.
Speaker 2: And it's a lost art I think for management knowing
Speaker 2: how to treat your employees so they stick around, Which
Speaker 2: makes sense, doesn't They treat them well and they stick
Speaker 2: her around? Productivity question. Let's find South Australia's longest serving employee.
Speaker 2: Jenny from Lyndon Park. Good morning, good morning, Okay, your
Speaker 2: receptionist at your work?
Speaker 4: How long, oh where do you work there, Jenny.
Speaker 2: Business advice okay, And so what do you get when
Speaker 2: you're notch out fifty years Jenny?
Speaker 10: Good question.
Speaker 8: I better ask the directors on that one work?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, that's amazing. Is she always smiling?
Speaker 2: Like the receptionist in the Manchester United For Manchester United,
Speaker 2: there's been a receptionist who's been there for fifty five years.
Speaker 1: She was in the doco, the David Beckham Documentary.
Speaker 13: Yes, I saw that, saw that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And they said she was always smiling.
Speaker 8: He is always smiling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that smiling for a chatting.
Speaker 9: A walk past too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd be smiling a lot too. If I got
Speaker 4: to see the likes of David Beckham through the years.
Speaker 1: What about when they go, hey, Cass, did he ever
Speaker 1: get sent like underwear? And the Martins like, oh, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not talking about that, yes, and She's like, yes, I
Speaker 4: did send my.
Speaker 1: Julie good morning, good morning.
Speaker 10: How are you going good good?
Speaker 1: How long has the work have been at Woolworths?
Speaker 12: Is this you?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 11: It is years?
Speaker 7: Whoa I started in justice worked, Julie, and you survived
Speaker 7: the pandemic as well, the Great Toilet Paper Fiance.
Speaker 10: Yes, and also the Mince de Battle as well.
Speaker 1: Mince was was there?
Speaker 10: Well almost, Worke went as well as time pas.
Speaker 1: That's right. Do you know what I can't find at
Speaker 1: the moment, Julie, Turkey? That's Christmas sinn Christmas or but
Speaker 1: there's no turkey in the deli.
Speaker 10: Yeah no, no no, they tend to start bringing that
Speaker 10: out around Christmas.
Speaker 4: Oh right, okay, sorry, come on hey, Julie, before we
Speaker 4: let you go. The most ignorant behavior that you see
Speaker 4: at supermarkets?
Speaker 10: Ah, parbably people expecting you to be a servant.
Speaker 4: A servant service.
Speaker 1: That's not very nice. How have you found the introduction
Speaker 1: of the self service really good?
Speaker 10: Actually, there's a lot of people who like to zoom in,
Speaker 10: kick their head down, don't want to say hello, yeah,
Speaker 10: and a lot of people who like chat done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something for everyone, absolutely, Frank.
Speaker 4: How long have you worked for at this particular business?
Speaker 8: Thirty eight years nearly thirty nine in two months time
Speaker 8: thirty nine.
Speaker 1: Okay, what do you do, Frank?
Speaker 9: Elevators?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm a technical field engineer with Shindler Lifts and
Speaker 11: yeah I'm National trevel Draws Radio.
Speaker 13: Where the other elevator.
Speaker 9: Problem I is to go help him?
Speaker 4: Very good, Frank, controversy. I'm glad you said shinder Lifts
Speaker 4: and not Shindley's List.
Speaker 13: Yeah, get that a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeahy Frank, are you South African as well?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 4: I am go the box.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 1: Sorry about my friend, Frank. My goodness, one more, Carly,
Speaker 1: good morning, good morning. Okay, where have you been him for?
Speaker 1: How long?
Speaker 13: ACTU know me?
Speaker 12: It's my dad.
Speaker 8: He worked his first job out of school at the
Speaker 8: age of fifteen and retired at seventy seven out age?
Speaker 1: And how long is that?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 1: Sixty two years? A long time?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: And what does he do?
Speaker 3: Cally?
Speaker 8: Or he's retired now, but he used to work for
Speaker 8: zero so fixting photocopying machine.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a never ending job, yeap, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Gosh? It's like, what's a job that will never get
Speaker 4: replaced by AI or anything? Predicting printers? Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Battle You Love you'selving a little bit of a tangle
Speaker 4: there with the words, which is interesting on radio. But
Speaker 4: nonetheless we have arrived at Battle of the Bangers and
Speaker 4: our revealing songs for this week.
Speaker 1: You're getting yourself in a tangle with your words. We'll
Speaker 1: feature heavily in the diary this week. Don't worry about that.
Speaker 4: Forward to that miss I'm so flawless.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not, because I've missed a few things up
Speaker 2: as well, and I've just had you. Yes, I have
Speaker 2: what and I'm so rare and unusual crazy.
Speaker 4: Must be just one of those that must be a
Speaker 4: leap a leap week.
Speaker 1: Leap exactly right.
Speaker 2: Battle of the Banger is This is where we both
Speaker 2: choose a song and we're going to whack it on
Speaker 2: the Jodi and Hazy Instagram page. You just have to
Speaker 2: jump on and vote for your favorite. Then we'll play
Speaker 2: at eight o'clock tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, would you like to do the honors?
Speaker 4: What have you gots and set this up for us? Please?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Well, this song is the anthem of my youth spent
Speaker 2: on the Goal Coast, and I love this artist so much.
Speaker 2: We haven't heard much of anything for in the last
Speaker 2: two decades. However, she did enough work back then to
Speaker 2: last herself a lifetime. It's from the album Jagged Little Pill,
Speaker 2: and it's called You Order.
Speaker 4: Know Here We Go. Yeah, it is a good song.
Speaker 4: Alanis was such a queen, wasn't she?
Speaker 1: Wasn't she angry angry bit to say sometimes bitter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's okay.
Speaker 2: It did remind me that I'm going to the movies
Speaker 2: tonight with my husband, but we won't be engaging in my.
Speaker 4: Very gosh, Alanis Morrison is no exactly.
Speaker 1: Suggested in the line from this song, but that's okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, boy, oh boy, you said this is my theme
Speaker 4: on the gold Court Coast. I thought, oh, finally a
Speaker 4: bit of red food. I'm sexy and I know and
Speaker 4: you have a very different direction back to Atlantis.
Speaker 1: We did think were sexy when we went out when
Speaker 1: we were eighteen. Kid's surface.
Speaker 2: Wear like a little skirt and a little top, and
Speaker 2: you'd be like, oh, do I look a bit tarty
Speaker 2: in this? And all the other girls would be like no.
Speaker 4: You'd be like the other girls were like yes, You'd
Speaker 4: be like, great, that's what I'm going for, all right,
Speaker 4: what you got? I'm sticking on the nineties team as well. Cramby,
Speaker 4: is that you don't mind it's bad. It's almost like
Speaker 4: it was a pretty yodling happening in your song as well.
Speaker 4: If you do yourself a favored jump on YouTube and
Speaker 4: just type Cranberry's Zombie Live, it's like years and years ago.
Speaker 4: I reckon It's in front of a crowd about one
Speaker 4: hundred thousand people, one of the most beautiful and powerful
Speaker 4: songs performed live.
Speaker 2: We've gone very similar artists, very similar themes, very similar era,
Speaker 2: haven't we we have?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: So big strong female voices love that.
Speaker 1: I guess what it comes down to is who do
Speaker 1: you like better?
Speaker 3: Folks?
Speaker 4: That's true? The Crabs or a Lance Morrisset cast your
Speaker 4: oats at Jodi and a hazy winning song. Tomorrow morning
Speaker 4: at the clock.
Speaker 3: What's the score?
Speaker 4: You're still winning? What is the score? I want a
Speaker 4: bit of a comeback, Charbo I won last week? All right?
Speaker 4: Can we make it to an a row?
Speaker 2: Could we?
Speaker 4: Who would have thought?
Speaker 9: You tell me you built a time machine.
Speaker 4: It's on this dasy Thursday. Strap yourself in because we
Speaker 4: are getting ever so close to the weekend. Oh wow,
Speaker 4: can you smell it?
Speaker 1: It's just around the corner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it smells like deep peat strange.
Speaker 1: Give you said far too long in rooms in your life.
Speaker 4: Smell a dva just makes me you want to go off.
Speaker 4: But he's just around the corner. What's happening? All right?
Speaker 4: Today's National Ride to Work Day, So get on your
Speaker 4: bikes and ride to work. I didn't. We're in doors skits.
Speaker 4: Eighteen seventy two, a two hundred and fifteen kiloed golden
Speaker 4: nugget was found in New South Wales. It was discovered
Speaker 4: by a German gold mine discovering a two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifteen kilo gold nugget. Whoa sheeez? I mean, just even
Speaker 4: just a fistful, like just a genuine gold rock, he'd
Speaker 4: be over the moon.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you see people down the beach with those little
Speaker 2: metal detective things, and I alwaysker, I wonder if I
Speaker 2: ever get anything going.
Speaker 4: So everyone, everyone bloody bottle cat in every single time
Speaker 4: the bottle caps, I no get you. Nineteen eighty five,
Speaker 4: Blockbuster Video opened their first door for business in Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 9: I've never seen ten thousand teaps in one store.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a fun end for blockbust laws.
Speaker 1: No, And everyone saw the writing on the wall, didn't they.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Fortunately. Nineteen eighty eight, Jimmy Barnes and his brother John
Speaker 4: Swan became Australian citizens. Gift to it gifted to us
Speaker 4: from Glasgow. Okay, that's nice, isn't it, Uly John Swan,
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people would understand that he's
Speaker 4: Jimmy Carter's brother.
Speaker 9: Yea, no, John Swan.
Speaker 4: His big claim to fame was he replaced Bond Scott
Speaker 4: in the band Fraternity in nineteen seventy five, and then
Speaker 4: Bond Scott's like, oh what am I going to do now?
Speaker 4: I'm in so much trouble? Book ACDC book landed on
Speaker 4: his feet number one song on October nineteen, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: closer by The Chainsmokers and Hawsey. The Chainsmokers, of course,
Speaker 4: the favorite band of Dan Andrews. He was recently packed
Speaker 4: sucking back on a dart.
Speaker 1: Matching durry.
Speaker 4: I believable scenes Dan.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine Dan just going up to the counter
Speaker 2: at Cole's just come and cart and of Winny blues things.
Speaker 1: Can you remember when they had ment thol cigarettes?
Speaker 4: I can't remember any of these things back in the day.
Speaker 4: All right, So I'm just about do it for us.
Speaker 1: Have you done today?
Speaker 4: I'm done? You're done.
Speaker 1: I'm done? Well, good bit of a shirtless running thirty
Speaker 1: degrees along the time.
Speaker 4: Sure be rude not to back on nine o'clock. Enjoy
Speaker 4: your day now. One hundred fifty thousand dollars pay your bills,
Speaker 4: Maddie's got your next Hopefully she takes care of you.
Speaker 4: This is Jody and Hazy on over