Speaker 1: Get in every morning.
Speaker 2: Every day, adelaides your father, he's on the money.
Speaker 3: It's six nothing.
Speaker 4: It's an opportunity for us just to get things off
Speaker 4: our chest if you're a little bit blue, because.
Speaker 3: After seven o'clock we've got a straighten up.
Speaker 4: For example, Jode's fine, you're an opportunity.
Speaker 3: Look, Dick's cover it.
Speaker 1: That wasn't the intro that I was expecting. To be
Speaker 1: perfectly honest with you.
Speaker 3: We're really honest and open in this face.
Speaker 1: And sometimes I get to sit at home alone during
Speaker 1: the day when there's no children and there's no husband,
Speaker 1: and I can watch whatever I want on the televisions.
Speaker 3: We're all built the same.
Speaker 1: And so at the moment, I've discovered monsters, which is
Speaker 1: the story of the Menendez brothers.
Speaker 3: What's going on with him? Boys? Do this to destroyal family?
Speaker 1: Oh yes, Now, if you're not familiar with the story, basically,
Speaker 1: rich brothers brought up in privilege. However, they took the
Speaker 1: opportunity to kill their parents when they realized they weren't
Speaker 1: going to be in the will. However, the story takes
Speaker 1: us into jail afterwards, and I'm noticing more and more
Speaker 1: on our television screens it's more and more front on
Speaker 1: male nudity.
Speaker 2: Have you notice that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's starting ever since Boogie Knights.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I ever seece Boogie Knights.
Speaker 4: Boogie Nights at the end gets it of course it's
Speaker 4: famous born starff and you're like, whoa male nudy? I
Speaker 4: think that was the first time that I saw proper
Speaker 4: male nudity in any sort of form.
Speaker 2: How'd you feel?
Speaker 3: I was yet.
Speaker 1: So there's quite a famous scene in Monsters where they're
Speaker 1: in the jail and there's a inmate and he takes
Speaker 1: a fancy to one of them Menendez brothers, who's an
Speaker 1: accused killer, and they're just sort of standing there, full nude,
Speaker 1: staring at each other.
Speaker 2: And then I thought, what is this feeling in my loins? Jody?
Speaker 3: You know, it's even more impressive. Apparently, apparently that's not
Speaker 3: a fake?
Speaker 2: What what do you mean?
Speaker 3: Am I hearing this right? Did you hear this? Produced? Flack?
Speaker 3: It's not a fake, it's real. That's real.
Speaker 2: He's a real bit.
Speaker 1: That was one yeah, right, Okay, so there's sort of
Speaker 1: nothing happened. They didn't act on it, but there was
Speaker 1: a lot of sexual tension in that jail shower.
Speaker 4: See I just sort of wonder any situation not that
Speaker 4: for male actis because for females, let's be honest, you
Speaker 4: don't really have to do much. Whether it's hot, whether
Speaker 4: it's cold, everything's going to be.
Speaker 3: As it is.
Speaker 2: No, there's the nipple factor.
Speaker 4: It was a nibble facul what that nipples might constrict
Speaker 4: if it's a bit colder, what's wrong with that? If
Speaker 4: a male restricts, it can change everything, It can completely
Speaker 4: change perception.
Speaker 1: I don't think nipples restrict. They actually like get bigger.
Speaker 3: Oh if it's hot or it's cold, if it's cold,
Speaker 3: it's cold, bigger, Yes, I thought that would restrict? What bigger? Where?
Speaker 3: Which way we go? Now? I thought we'll talk about patisons.
Speaker 2: What that's the whole thing.
Speaker 1: That's why men in the office will turn the air
Speaker 1: conditioning up. So girls nipples like that?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Which which men out there doing that? Officers twenty four
Speaker 4: You can't that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Two Australia's biggert stars of the stage and screen, and
Speaker 1: they're performing Grease. Patty has been on our TV since
Speaker 1: the sixties, from iconic comedy shows to Dancing with the Stars,
Speaker 1: even a.
Speaker 2: Spot on The Wiggles.
Speaker 5: I'm Emma, I'm Simon, I'm Lucky, I'm Anthony, and where.
Speaker 1: And for many appearances alongside her late husband Bert Jay
Speaker 1: has been on our screens for generations. Could be from
Speaker 1: his appearances in Star Wars films, frontlining TV shows like
Speaker 1: Water Rats, All Saints and Home and Away, or his
Speaker 1: fifteen years on play School.
Speaker 3: Oh look, it's a queen. She looks like she's eating
Speaker 3: bread and honey.
Speaker 6: Would you like a bite?
Speaker 7: Oh no, thank you, your majesty.
Speaker 1: Please welcome Patty Newton and Jail Guyer.
Speaker 2: Could we be more thrilled to have you guys in
Speaker 2: with us?
Speaker 6: Welcome, Thank you.
Speaker 2: How are you finding Adelaide? Are you enjoying it? I know, Patty,
Speaker 2: you've been here a lot of reason.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I have been, and a lot before that. Bert
Speaker 8: I used to come here to do the only Sigley show.
Speaker 8: You know, yes, many years ago.
Speaker 2: Did we want to ask how many years?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Welcome it was in Latin?
Speaker 6: It was, well, it was a long long time ago.
Speaker 8: But Bert's always loved Adlaide because the audience is so good,
Speaker 8: and that's what we're finding here doing great some with j.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're wonderful. They dress up it's like cosplay. Really
Speaker 7: you look out into the audience and they got better.
Speaker 3: Outfits than you.
Speaker 4: But obviously there's this special connection with Bert playing Vince
Speaker 4: Spontane what twelve years ago.
Speaker 8: Yes, and he was he was fabulous and hang on,
Speaker 8: I'll just listen for the crash upstairs when I say,
Speaker 8: and Jay is fabulous.
Speaker 6: Suspicious as well.
Speaker 2: Angry, and.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he loved it. It was a great show.
Speaker 8: And it's exactly the same as Jay and I have felt.
Speaker 8: You know, we're working with a lot of young people
Speaker 8: and they're very enthusiastic, and it's quite lovely the way, well,
Speaker 8: me being the oldest in the company, I think maybe
Speaker 8: in the world no, no, but I feel like that
Speaker 8: in the world. But you know, it's lovely the way
Speaker 8: they look after me. Jay is one of those people
Speaker 8: like Bert. They nurture the people that are working in
Speaker 8: the show. And also they you know, they're they're so
Speaker 8: generous and they're so loving and caring.
Speaker 6: And that's what I'm going away.
Speaker 7: I have to say that that's so sickly squeet that
Speaker 7: I've got a cavity.
Speaker 8: That's all right, we know someone that can put new
Speaker 8: teeth in your head. You saw the people you saw.
Speaker 6: Your teeth are looking fabulous.
Speaker 3: I got blinded by your teeth. I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 7: I just I thought you were an Osmond.
Speaker 6: You get them done in one day like they are
Speaker 6: what they say.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful holesme conversation. It comes back to giving me.
Speaker 3: It's not that. But I can see yourself conscious.
Speaker 7: But those things, those are bay windows.
Speaker 6: And they're very white, which I love, very nice.
Speaker 3: I had him clean not too long ago. He had
Speaker 3: him straightened up, all right.
Speaker 2: Actually, your teeth.
Speaker 7: Listen the amount of money better?
Speaker 4: Oh god, Jay, speaking of maybe in visline embraces and
Speaker 4: things like that.
Speaker 3: You got eight kids. Yeah, but I got my figure back,
Speaker 3: So I'm really that's quite remarkable. And also are we
Speaker 3: reading this correctly? Catherine has been cast as my Honer
Speaker 3: in the live action remake of the hit Disney film.
Speaker 7: She's been shooting while she went over to America and May.
Speaker 7: So she's just finished sitting here, you know, hc. She's
Speaker 7: still doing that. So three hours in the trailer sitting that,
Speaker 7: and then she comes out and shoots with the rock.
Speaker 3: But there they've got they've been.
Speaker 8: Shooting to drop a name, Yeah, drop a big name
Speaker 8: a lot.
Speaker 7: It's really funny because everyone goes, oh yeah, because she's
Speaker 7: a NEPO baby, and I went, you would think if
Speaker 7: she was a NEPO baby, don't you think.
Speaker 3: I would have a role in the sun And they go.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, but my my family sort of flat out
Speaker 7: really at the moment, two part.
Speaker 2: Question here are you happy that she's in the bus
Speaker 2: as well?
Speaker 8: And also, excuse me, can I just say you're going?
Speaker 8: I think they nearly all are unfortunately. I mean, and
Speaker 8: he's got people everywhere. He has to keep taking days
Speaker 8: off to go to opening nights for one, and you know,
Speaker 8: rehearsals for another.
Speaker 2: So that's incredible.
Speaker 7: I've got several in the industry at the moment. As
Speaker 7: a as an entertainer, I am over the moon. As
Speaker 7: a father, I'm disappointed.
Speaker 4: Disappointed. Just a bunch of kids that are achieving. My
Speaker 4: kid ate a gloustic the other day.
Speaker 6: I have a daughter with six children and they're all
Speaker 6: at school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Galloustic.
Speaker 7: Well, it depends. I mean, if it was blue tag,
Speaker 7: that's an artistic.
Speaker 1: Choice, and you've got a play school background, yeah, well
Speaker 1: qualified to say so.
Speaker 7: We would have found that in the useful Boxford. So
Speaker 7: that's a but a gloustic. That's an addiction, you know
Speaker 7: at Blue Tach that's creative.
Speaker 2: And so how many grandchildren do you have?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 6: Lauren has six children?
Speaker 2: He's got six.
Speaker 6: Yes. When she heard that I was working with Jane
Speaker 6: he had eight, she said, do you think I should
Speaker 6: have two more?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I need to work Harder's.
Speaker 4: Grease at her Majesty's theater going into a Saturday, so
Speaker 4: you need to be quick and get your tickets.
Speaker 3: Jay and Patty have joined us. It's amazing what you
Speaker 3: guys are telling us. Do you mind sticking around? We'd
Speaker 3: love to.
Speaker 8: Oh, we'd love to. I love you too. Oh, you've
Speaker 8: both got such beautiful white teeth.
Speaker 7: This is Vince Fontaine looking for a high twenty two degrees.
Speaker 3: Traffic is running smoothly.
Speaker 7: You're with Jordy and Hazy Nova nine one nine.
Speaker 2: Speaking of we can't.
Speaker 1: You have the most beautiful diamond necklace around it around
Speaker 1: your neck and it says Bert and it's stunning. And
Speaker 1: it was the first thing I noted when you came in.
Speaker 1: But you got that in lieu of something else.
Speaker 6: Well, I was going to get a tattoo.
Speaker 8: See I always called his book name was Albert Watson
Speaker 8: Moore before Thomas Patrick, Aluicious, Peter Newton, big pad.
Speaker 3: Him, and that's why test me's right. It's super calif.
Speaker 8: I always called him Alb and he calls me Mac
Speaker 8: because I'm McGrath.
Speaker 6: My maiden name was McGrath.
Speaker 8: So I didn't know whether to get Elbe or Bert
Speaker 8: tattooed on my wrist. They were doing a tribute to
Speaker 8: him at the Logis because they've made an award that
Speaker 8: is named after him, And so Lauren presented me with
Speaker 8: the diamond Bert and she said, here, I don't get
Speaker 8: the tattoo, wear this, and I don't take it off.
Speaker 8: I leave it on all the time. So I feel
Speaker 8: he's always with me.
Speaker 2: And she got the matching on as well.
Speaker 6: No, I made her one, but mine's been prettier than her.
Speaker 7: The interesting thing is also in our show, at the opening,
Speaker 7: there is a big huge moon that comes down with
Speaker 7: the Moonface on it, which is also a slight homage
Speaker 7: to old Moonface himself or but so every night we
Speaker 7: say hello to.
Speaker 8: Him, and I waved as he goes, and I think,
Speaker 8: stay with me, you know, don't let me forget my word,
Speaker 8: say anything.
Speaker 6: So it's lovely.
Speaker 1: Okay, guys, it has been such a pleasure to have
Speaker 1: you in the studio and green.
Speaker 8: Now, excuse me, are you coming to see the show?
Speaker 8: That's more important.
Speaker 1: That that feels like an instruction rather than a question.
Speaker 8: Well we've only got till Saturday, okay, so it's a
Speaker 8: it's a bit of a last hurrah.
Speaker 6: Yes, and you know, I know you know all the songs?
Speaker 2: Who doesn't?
Speaker 3: Thought you better put jodiye on Spontese? Ready? Three?
Speaker 1: Two?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you know?
Speaker 8: I was a friend of Olivia's and loved your dearly
Speaker 8: and a friend she was my bridesmaid is married to
Speaker 8: John Farrer, and he wrote, you're the one that I want.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I know I know we're keeping you.
Speaker 6: No, you're not, but I like being here.
Speaker 1: But I always question how Olivia felt about Greece. Did
Speaker 1: she ever speak to you about that?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 8: She loved it because I think it may her life
Speaker 8: wonderfully wealthy. And she loved the role because she could
Speaker 8: be Australian in it. She didn't have to do an
Speaker 8: American accent, and she loved the music. And she also
Speaker 8: loved John Travolta. So I guess you know, for her
Speaker 8: it was a win win.
Speaker 7: It's an interesting thing too, because it's very very rare
Speaker 7: to have an iconic musical and iconic show out there
Speaker 7: that has an Australian lead in it. You know, it's
Speaker 7: the original Mean Girls, it's the original high school musical.
Speaker 7: So I think the thing is that when you look
Speaker 7: back at that and go, we had an Australian in this,
Speaker 7: you know. And a lot of people come because their
Speaker 7: parents brought them. Now they're bringing their children, so we
Speaker 7: are making life memories. That's what these shows are about.
Speaker 7: And I think they're really important because people come to
Speaker 7: hear the soundtrack of their lives and they go away
Speaker 7: singing it, and then the younger ones that come through go, oh,
Speaker 7: I get it.
Speaker 3: It's not a TikTok, you know. Is not a TikTok
Speaker 3: the word?
Speaker 6: You know, it's so funny.
Speaker 8: There was a friend that I speak to a lot,
Speaker 8: and she said, do you know it's so funny. I
Speaker 8: loved Greece when I was growing up, And she said,
Speaker 8: I watched it and Mum used to let me watch
Speaker 8: it and I loved it. And she said one day
Speaker 8: I was at school and they said, what about when
Speaker 8: she comes out? You know in that outfit, she's so raunchy.
Speaker 8: And she said, I've watched Grace a million times. I
Speaker 8: haven't seen that bit and her mum used to stop
Speaker 8: it before that bit came.
Speaker 6: She never knew that, you know, there was a raunchy bit.
Speaker 2: To it, Sandra d wasn't so wholeome.
Speaker 1: Guys, what a privilege to have you in the studio.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for coming in.
Speaker 6: Thank you, and we'll see you at both of the show.
Speaker 3: Yes that said Jody and Hazy No.
Speaker 9: Nine one nine Jody and Loose list.
Speaker 4: Location and listening so so vitally important in this particular job,
Speaker 4: would you agree, Jokes.
Speaker 6: It's critical and you're getting better in this space.
Speaker 4: We designed a particular segment to help you further extend
Speaker 4: your ability to absorb information. And maybe it's not just
Speaker 4: by listening to the words that come out of our mouth. Yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe it's by making them out by looking at my
Speaker 4: mouth literally the words that are coming out of my mouth.
Speaker 1: I make this argument maybe if you said anything interesting, ever,
Speaker 1: then I'd listen more.
Speaker 4: And that's something that I've taken on board and I'm
Speaker 4: working on as well. So in this particular little game,
Speaker 4: it's card loose lips. I will give you three sentences,
Speaker 4: and you can't hear what I'm saying. You just have
Speaker 4: to read the words that are coming out of my mouth.
Speaker 4: Are you ready, I'm good to go.
Speaker 3: All right, We're.
Speaker 4: Gonna put some noise canceling headphones on Jody. So typically
Speaker 4: now she can't hear a word.
Speaker 1: That I'm no officially, you can hear elevated music and that.
Speaker 3: Is it, but she can see my mouth. Here we go.
Speaker 3: Chopper chops are the best lollipops.
Speaker 2: Have you started?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: I have, Well that you're supposed to do that thing
Speaker 2: with your finger where.
Speaker 3: You Chopper chups are the best lollipops.
Speaker 2: Jump when you hear Mary Poppins.
Speaker 6: Don't mind nuts.
Speaker 3: I can see how noise canceling headphones down.
Speaker 4: No, but you're trying, all right, canceling headphones back up.
Speaker 3: Chopper chops are the best lollipops.
Speaker 2: Jump but he jump when you hear a lollipop.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, that was incorrect. But you're on the
Speaker 4: right path. There's one part.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe all right, canceling headphones back up? Last time.
Speaker 3: Chopper chops are the best lollypops.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know, I know. I've got it. Chopper chops
Speaker 2: are the best lollipops.
Speaker 3: There she is, bang, there you go, good stuff. You
Speaker 3: got it. You're getting better at this.
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 4: All right, next sentence. Noise canceling headphones are up, Jody
Speaker 4: can hear me. Sometimes I tend to get angry. Sometimes
Speaker 4: I tend to get angry.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I like to lick a hand grenade.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, no, that's not it.
Speaker 2: That would be dumb.
Speaker 3: Who would say that? One more time?
Speaker 4: Noise counseling headphones up. Sometimes I tend to get angry.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I Andrew get angry.
Speaker 3: Oh close, one more quick time.
Speaker 2: That's true for the record.
Speaker 1: Sometimes then to get resting bitch face, and it's really annoying.
Speaker 2: Sorry, am I still talking? Okay, you're done?
Speaker 3: Last time with this one.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I tend to get angry.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I get a little bit angry.
Speaker 3: Well done, it was. Sometimes I tend to get angry.
Speaker 3: We got there, We got there. Last one.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're gonna you're gonna play semantics with that. That
Speaker 1: was pretty damn good.
Speaker 3: It was pretty good.
Speaker 2: Okay, too bad?
Speaker 3: All right? Last one? Why won't the kids listen to me?
Speaker 2: Why don't you ever listen?
Speaker 1: To me.
Speaker 4: Okay, nay, you can hear me. That's very very close.
Speaker 4: All right, I'll go again. Jody can't hear me? Why
Speaker 4: won't the kids listen to me?
Speaker 2: Why won't the kids kiss me?
Speaker 3: Oh? That's freaky?
Speaker 4: One more time? You You were more on the right
Speaker 4: path before go on them. Why won't the kids listen
Speaker 4: to me?
Speaker 2: I say, why won't the kids listen to me?
Speaker 3: He's got it, that's not mad.
Speaker 4: We've both discovered that we are very obnoxious when we're hungry.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it feels really lonely being so stupid.
Speaker 3: I'm there with you, Thanks, Juff, I'm there with this.
Speaker 3: Thank You's you worried? And if you don't believe me,
Speaker 3: ask my wife Carl.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I get regular feedback from her about your
Speaker 1: acts of stupidity.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about that.
Speaker 3: It's your turn now, though I haven't.
Speaker 1: I actually haven't told anyone this on the planet yet,
Speaker 1: not even my husband, because I was so embarrassed. So
Speaker 1: yesterday afternoon I went to the gym about five o'clock.
Speaker 2: And thank you. I appreciate that, appreciate you are pouring
Speaker 2: my efforts.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's no big deal. And I don't want
Speaker 1: you to make a big deal of it. But there
Speaker 1: was a good solid three k's in twenty one minutes.
Speaker 1: Three on the treadmill.
Speaker 3: You ran three k's in twenty one minutes. Do you
Speaker 3: know what it's done? It's done.
Speaker 4: It's not about time, it's about getting it done. You're
Speaker 4: not exactly are keep chokey? But that's fine.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not. I never professed to be. Anyway.
Speaker 1: So I was at the gym for an hour, parked
Speaker 1: my car on Melbourne Street and walked into said Jim
Speaker 1: did the session as I was walking away from my
Speaker 1: car and went to lock it, and I did that thing.
Speaker 3: Where it went as in, like, I'm not quite right,
Speaker 3: I'm not quite something wrong. Paying me some attention.
Speaker 1: Yeah, either the boots a little bit open, or you
Speaker 1: haven't shut your door properly, or something's not right. And
Speaker 1: I tried it three times to lock it on the way,
Speaker 1: but I was running late, so book booped me three times.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, okay, grow up, car, you know, like
Speaker 1: just do your job and lock yourself.
Speaker 2: So I just.
Speaker 1: Assumed that something wasn't quite right, but anyway, went ahead,
Speaker 1: did not think about it for the whole entire hour,
Speaker 1: walked out of the gym, walked down on Melbourne Street,
Speaker 1: went to open my car and it whooped at me again.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, now you're starting.
Speaker 1: To piss me.
Speaker 2: So I was like, what's happened here?
Speaker 1: And I get I get closer and closer, and then
Speaker 1: I go, oh my god, that's really odd.
Speaker 2: Someone started my car. Oh my god, someone.
Speaker 3: You have You have got to be kidding.
Speaker 1: I had left my car running for an hour on
Speaker 1: a main street in Adelaide.
Speaker 2: For one hour.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidna. I won't be long. I'm just gonna
Speaker 4: pop into the jump for an hour.
Speaker 10: The car.
Speaker 1: Not the first time I've done it. I have to
Speaker 1: admit I have done it in underground car parks before.
Speaker 1: But do you know what amazes me? And like it
Speaker 1: thrills me. Also, you can do that and no one
Speaker 1: steals your cars. I mean, I want to encourage that
Speaker 1: sort of behavior. But I'm not sure there's car thieves
Speaker 1: in Adelaide. But they're not on Melbourne Strop.
Speaker 4: You know what, though, I feel like car thieves went
Speaker 4: up town and they're like, this is two.
Speaker 3: This has got to be a trap.
Speaker 4: But there's there's got to be a camera around there.
Speaker 4: And the other thing as well is what about your
Speaker 4: car when you were walking off and it was going
Speaker 4: and it was like, I'm still That's what I was
Speaker 4: trying to say.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about those things that you do that your
Speaker 1: partner says, Hey, would you like to come along to
Speaker 1: insert the answer on thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Yes, and we're very, very lucky that's in this particular space.
Speaker 4: Anyone who gets on air at any stage, Yes, we'll
Speaker 4: get themselves on the stand bar list to see Coldplay,
Speaker 4: flat accommodation. Everything happening in Sydney. We did a bit
Speaker 4: of a blitz yesterday. A couple of outstanding, wholesome young
Speaker 4: gentlemen called through by the name of Brad and Troy,
Speaker 4: who are very keen for Coldplay, or maybe they weren't.
Speaker 11: I don't really like Coldlav If I meant so, I'm
Speaker 11: fighting a battle.
Speaker 3: As Brad. This is unbelievable for the Brandon Troy, two
Speaker 3: very good guys putting their partners for.
Speaker 2: A lot of committed men on.
Speaker 3: Your Lad's taking it to the teram done and it.
Speaker 1: Just got us thinking, Okay, what is it that your
Speaker 1: partners says, Hey, let's do this and you go.
Speaker 2: Oh terrible, yes, but yes, I would really like.
Speaker 1: To do you anything, do anything for Cara or do
Speaker 1: you make Kara do anything for you?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm trying to drag Kara to Zavi right as
Speaker 3: we speak.
Speaker 2: Why would you drag her?
Speaker 4: Because he's really awesome, Jo you know the words. Let
Speaker 4: me imagine this on the street music hall with your
Speaker 4: significant other, the strong aroma of marijuana fills the room.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's got something to.
Speaker 1: Do with it.
Speaker 2: I mean your children.
Speaker 1: Your wife has three children under six, so it's like
Speaker 1: she's actually leaving the house. I don't think she wants
Speaker 1: it to be for Xavier.
Speaker 3: Rudd, that's probably it. So there's a bit of pushback. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I'm working on that. Okay, watched the Space so
Speaker 3: if she relents without yourself.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean this one started out as a oh,
Speaker 1: really you want me to go to the Higher Power Awards,
Speaker 1: which is what it got.
Speaker 3: Twenty four annual Tire Power Awards.
Speaker 1: Dealer brought to you by type the Dealer of the
Speaker 1: Year if you don't mind, which is normally Brian or Darryl,
Speaker 1: you know, one of the boys. So initially Greg was like,
Speaker 1: do you want to come to the tirebout, which is,
Speaker 1: you know, a couple of hours of tire power awards
Speaker 1: for the different dealerships, and I was like, oh.
Speaker 2: And then the first year I went, I was like,
Speaker 2: it's body great, it's not that bad.
Speaker 3: It's better than what it's seen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there is that. What about you?
Speaker 12: So I not really and it didn't make me go.
Speaker 12: But my first serious boyfriend I had to go along
Speaker 12: to Greek Easter and greister yeah, greista as they call it.
Speaker 12: I think I did four years of like hectic Greek
Speaker 12: Orthodox stuff.
Speaker 2: Is that in Fole?
Speaker 12: Oh it was amazing, But I'm incredibly Australian white, no
Speaker 12: culture whatsoever, very boring human being, so I clearly wasn't
Speaker 12: really quite welcome there, and so it was always a
Speaker 12: bit of a I gotta go, got to go to
Speaker 12: the great stuff.
Speaker 3: What we're doing wrong?
Speaker 12: Well he wasn't a good start. No, it was completely fine,
Speaker 12: but just I just stood out like a sore thumb.
Speaker 1: My heirs, Yeah, well that's okay. Is that the one
Speaker 1: where they jump off the jetty? Is that when they
Speaker 1: find the cross?
Speaker 12: No, but that is an annual thing and that looks fat.
Speaker 12: Ex boyfriend was in the paper a few months ago
Speaker 12: because he wanted.
Speaker 3: Comes back around with beautiful.
Speaker 2: I don't know what his name is, but I'm sure
Speaker 2: he was like old Show Zoe as he dives into
Speaker 2: his diamond, holds.
Speaker 3: Up the cross twenty four ten. Let's do this. What
Speaker 3: did your partner make you do?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: What did your partner drag you along to?
Speaker 1: Look?
Speaker 2: Took one for the team.
Speaker 3: Maybe you enjoyed it. Produce a flax good good one
Speaker 3: which you'll get to after the song.
Speaker 1: But he does.
Speaker 4: It's pretty outrageous, and your partners will all produce a flag.
Speaker 3: Laura, absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 4: Certainly took one for the team on this particular occasion
Speaker 4: because I think there's no male, no species of male
Speaker 4: that would enjoy this particular night.
Speaker 3: The process it.
Speaker 1: Goes through it well, is this we heard about this yesterday?
Speaker 1: But is this when you took one for the team?
Speaker 1: When she made you have relations in the change rooms
Speaker 1: that came up.
Speaker 5: That's this occasion, Disney to flag that was like twenty
Speaker 5: years ago.
Speaker 3: Wasn't the current life? Not like no current partner, older partner? Right,
Speaker 3: I have to deal with that one producer flag?
Speaker 2: Okay, play a song Quest.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten, What did your partner make you do?
Speaker 3: As well?
Speaker 4: We will put you on the stand by less for
Speaker 4: Coldplay Flights Combination in Sydney if you get yourself on air,
Speaker 4: we'll take your calls. Neck Right now, we're talking on
Speaker 4: thirteen and twenty four ten. What did your partner make
Speaker 4: you do?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely so. We've got to a couple of friends
Speaker 2: of the show who were trying to get tickets.
Speaker 1: To cole play there like, we don't really like cold Play,
Speaker 1: but our partner does.
Speaker 3: Good on you boys. That is Bradon Froyd.
Speaker 11: I don't really like cold Flavor.
Speaker 2: If I mistess does so, I'm a battle.
Speaker 3: I'm a bit the same as Brad.
Speaker 4: Is unbelievable Brandon Troy. Two very good guys putting their partners.
Speaker 2: For a lot of committed men, a couple of.
Speaker 3: Beautiful team players, as is producing Flak.
Speaker 4: Sorry sorry, sorry, Producer Muffin, you're just tuning in for
Speaker 4: the first time. He's significant other law calls him Muffin,
Speaker 4: so now we call him Muffin.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we call him muff.
Speaker 4: Short Yep, it's up to us, charming morning Producer, muff Morning, Jodie.
Speaker 2: Hazy, what are you making Laura do what she making
Speaker 2: you do.
Speaker 5: A couple of weeks ago. I didn't even know, and
Speaker 5: she's just like, I don't forget. We've got that thing
Speaker 5: this Friday. I'm like, oh, yeah, sure, it's in the calendar,
Speaker 5: isn't it. She's like, yeah, I did a candle making course.
Speaker 3: Oh, my very gosh, that sounds terrible. A candle making course.
Speaker 3: A candle making course, that's the thing that people sign
Speaker 3: up to and pay money. Do you pay money to
Speaker 3: do it or do they pay you make money off that.
Speaker 1: It's like one of those medical experiments. They should be
Speaker 1: paying you.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we sat there and I sniffed forty different fragrances.
Speaker 5: You got to lose use the testers, you put them
Speaker 5: in the wax. And anyway, mine was salted caramel.
Speaker 3: And lavender or something like that. My gosh, turns out
Speaker 3: that does not go well together.
Speaker 1: Salted caramel, yes, delicious, lavender not a great combination.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't enjoy what I was doing, but she did.
Speaker 4: Well, did you enjoy? Did anyone enjoy it? With the
Speaker 4: other blokes here? Could you identify that there are other
Speaker 4: blokes there being like this sucks man?
Speaker 3: There was twenty five people there, and I was the
Speaker 3: only male.
Speaker 1: Unless she was dripping that candle wax on your stomach afterwards,
Speaker 1: then there is no way you should.
Speaker 3: He didn't say that, that didn't happened. I didn't even
Speaker 3: know that was a thing. Yeah, Ok, how do you know?
Speaker 2: You watch fifty?
Speaker 3: No? Haven't you been to the audio household? Tim from
Speaker 3: wind Val? Goodbye to you? Tim?
Speaker 11: Can I grieve doing?
Speaker 2: We had good? Thank you? What's your partner making you do?
Speaker 11: She made me go to Coldplay over at Rod Laver
Speaker 11: Arena years ago. Yeah, and it was I went there
Speaker 11: kicking and screaming, and it was honestly the best concert
Speaker 11: I've ever been to in my life.
Speaker 4: He's so good. Chris Martin is just the ultimate stagement
Speaker 4: and they get all.
Speaker 3: Sorts of things.
Speaker 4: Going with lighting and yeah, colors, and it's just an
Speaker 4: absolute beast for all the sense.
Speaker 2: What about him? Him at the super Bowl was absolutely epic.
Speaker 11: Yeah, when they did yellow, the whole the whole stadium erupted.
Speaker 11: It was absolutely brilliant. And like Chris is her celebrity shag.
Speaker 3: Gentlemen battles.
Speaker 10: The Battle of the Banger is just a nice little
Speaker 10: space where you tell us which music to play, but
Speaker 10: it is a very very competitive space because it's down
Speaker 10: to your vote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, let's recap the score, which I like to
Speaker 1: do in Battle of the bang It is not so
Speaker 1: much in song song song. It is twenty to fifteen
Speaker 1: at the moment, which means there's about six weeks remaining
Speaker 1: till the end of the year for us, so you
Speaker 1: would have to win pretty much every single week.
Speaker 4: Six from eight eight, Yeah, six remains. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: it's got some confirmation from producers. Are not good with
Speaker 4: Mass six from ete okay, and not good with Battle
Speaker 4: of the Bangers, so you're a heater by the way.
Speaker 3: Good stuff.
Speaker 1: So the theme this week, we came up with bad
Speaker 1: fashion on the back of the enraging hot debate between
Speaker 1: skinny jeans and baggy jeans that went on this week.
Speaker 1: You lost that, so I'm hoping that's an omen and
Speaker 1: a sign for Battle of the Bangers.
Speaker 2: So bad Fashion?
Speaker 3: Do you want to go first? Who we got?
Speaker 1: I always do so well. I think the King of
Speaker 1: the Bad Pants, which ties in beautifully with what we
Speaker 1: were talking about.
Speaker 2: Has to be.
Speaker 3: And who would want to touch it with those pants?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: It's super bad the mate produces his pants that skinny legs.
Speaker 2: My ma, ma ma.
Speaker 1: Music hits me so hard, makes me sick all my lot.
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 3: That's there.
Speaker 4: You go, solid change. MC hammer can't touch it. I
Speaker 4: haven't heard that one for a long time.
Speaker 2: It's a whole points songs that we don't play every day.
Speaker 4: Well, this boke has recently been in the media, but
Speaker 4: let's not forget some of his fashion and also fashion disasters.
Speaker 3: Doesn't seem like bad.
Speaker 4: He was singing this song, I believe when the biggest
Speaker 4: fashion disaster of all time happened, and that's when he
Speaker 4: released Janet Jackson's boot on stage at the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: That was so fortunate that day that when she woke up,
Speaker 1: she got dressed and.
Speaker 2: She was like, oh, don't forget my star on nipple cover.
Speaker 3: I know that was Oh she's thank goodness.
Speaker 2: Imagine if she didn't imagine.
Speaker 4: But also, let's never forget when justin Timberlake and Britney
Speaker 4: spears as a couple in dressed in all dinner double dinner.
Speaker 3: That is disgusting.
Speaker 2: That was amazing, and it was awful at the time.
Speaker 3: It's still awful and it will always be awful in
Speaker 3: the years to.
Speaker 2: Come, well, said Andrew Hayes.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. And that's a man who's hopelessly
Speaker 3: out of touch with fashion.
Speaker 1: Even I can identify that, but weirdly enough, and sorry
Speaker 1: to digress for a moment. I was getting my nails
Speaker 1: done yesterday and they were playing old R and B
Speaker 1: on the TV and there.
Speaker 2: Was a film clip.
Speaker 1: I can't remember the song, but it was justin Timberlake
Speaker 1: and Rihanna, Oh my god. He was out in the desert.
Speaker 1: He had a tank top on and some really cool
Speaker 1: summies and I was like, man, you're hot when you
Speaker 1: get it right. There's no hotter than Justin.
Speaker 4: I find it strange that justin Timberlake is the pinup
Speaker 4: boy for blokes who shave their head and look so
Speaker 4: much better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that was the transformation.
Speaker 4: Rockyr body started cruising around with his shaved head and
Speaker 4: they're like, oh my gosh, he's sexy thing.
Speaker 3: You good stuff. Justin Timberlake.
Speaker 1: You like me yesterday watching that shower scene in Menendez or.
Speaker 3: Monsters, it was all distracted and stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, justin Timberlake, rock your body versus you can't touch
Speaker 4: this mc hammer get voting at Jody and Hazy on Instagram.
Speaker 4: Winning song revealed tomorrow morning at eight and boy, oh boy,
Speaker 4: I need a win because I'm trailing twenty to fifteen.
Speaker 2: I don't start the pathetic, please please any please?
Speaker 3: Okay. So, if Obama is so so cool.
Speaker 1: Just when you think that man could not get any cooler,
Speaker 1: he goes, Oh my goys, ho my beer, and so
Speaker 1: he introduced Eminem introduced him yesterday at a Detroit rally
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris, and it sparked the former president to
Speaker 1: break into an Eminem song. Have a listen to this,
Speaker 1: which will be the best thing you've heard all day.
Speaker 3: Bless you, Brack.
Speaker 11: So.
Speaker 3: I don't usually get nervous, and I noticed my palms
Speaker 3: are sweating these week ns. A heaven, run it. I'm nervous,
Speaker 3: but on the surface, I'm a tomb and run it
Speaker 3: for drop Barns. But I keep bob forget it, no
Speaker 3: go and do you reckon the people at that rally
Speaker 3: in Detroit?
Speaker 2: Yes, loved it. If I Kamala can't lose, can she?
Speaker 2: I don't want to get all political, but oh please
Speaker 2: let her wit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, apparently they're saying that Trump's probably gonna win.
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a rap song that everyone can
Speaker 1: pull out at a party, Like there's something ingrained into
Speaker 1: your brain that we all know.
Speaker 4: Usually it's learned at a young age, and particularly in
Speaker 4: a space where perhaps really useful information could be absorbed
Speaker 4: into your brain. Instead, we're storing that vital space with
Speaker 4: rap lyrics.
Speaker 1: It's like you've got a d in geometry, Jody, Well,
Speaker 1: why are you so busy at home learning the lyrics
Speaker 1: to We Didn't Start the Fire?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 4: I'll go first, Black Sunday Greatest album of all Time
Speaker 4: by Cypress Hill.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't know these lyrics?
Speaker 9: Example, just to that Ham and the brain pan makes
Speaker 9: that get when they come and slam damp, I feel
Speaker 9: like the sun is said, don't make me wap, don't
Speaker 9: win gen not on that strips up blinking. Think it's
Speaker 9: a level when I drink drink Ah.
Speaker 3: That was a heavily edited version.
Speaker 1: Always get nervous with both.
Speaker 2: Sorts of lyrics.
Speaker 3: Interesting lyrics and.
Speaker 1: Two thirteen twenty four ten if you have a rap
Speaker 1: that you just want to peel off, you know, off
Speaker 1: the top of your head.
Speaker 3: Ah, come on, Jays, you've got something, Yes, you do.
Speaker 3: In fact, I know you do. In fact, I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna play it and you're going to sing a lot.
Speaker 4: You can't help it, Okay, hook it up to your veins.
Speaker 3: She goes.
Speaker 2: Collaborate and listen.
Speaker 1: I stack with a brand new invention and something grab
Speaker 1: a hold of me tightly flow like a half daily
Speaker 1: and nightly whatever stuff.
Speaker 2: Yo, I don't know. Turn off the lights and I'll
Speaker 2: go to the stream like a lot of pistage and jump.
Speaker 2: I feel like I fill up the last hurdle
Speaker 3: But you're just still pretty First Orda