Speaker 1: The new Sound of Nova.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty Thrary, Ben, Liam and Bell from six AM.
Speaker 3: The a couple of Adelaide legends are joining us as
Speaker 3: a part of Nova's all new morning lineup.
Speaker 4: This is huge from seven Am to me, You're newest mates,
Speaker 4: introducing Jo.
Speaker 2: And Hey, my friend Ben, Liam and Bell from six
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazy from.
Speaker 1: Seven More fun, more laughs. It's the new sound of
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Speaker 5: All starts now.
Speaker 6: Yes, Good Morning, Adelaide, Welcome at Tuesday.
Speaker 7: Good Morning.
Speaker 1: It's of January.
Speaker 8: I was just regaling the team here E p Sean
Speaker 8: and producers Zoey about an incident that happened on the
Speaker 8: street yesterday when you and I went to get.
Speaker 7: A coffee after the show.
Speaker 8: This this poor girl, and you know, when you trip
Speaker 8: in the street and it's mortifying, you look around quickly
Speaker 8: to see if anyone saw, and.
Speaker 1: You turn it into like a slight job like you
Speaker 1: meant to do it.
Speaker 8: So she's tripped and fallen over right in front of us,
Speaker 8: and instead of letting it go through to the keeper,
Speaker 8: what noise.
Speaker 7: Did you make?
Speaker 6: It's just the reaction Sam where you go, which I don't.
Speaker 1: Think it helped her confidence in this situation.
Speaker 8: No, no, because she was like fully dressed in a
Speaker 8: suit and the heels and the whole works.
Speaker 6: Anyway, however, yeah, going very well. Thanks, look back for
Speaker 6: another round this morning. So look, this is very much
Speaker 6: a football mentality here at ov Na when I would
Speaker 6: like to take it one day at a time. No,
Speaker 6: not look too far ahead and give full credit to
Speaker 6: the voice.
Speaker 7: And it's a marathon, not a sprint, of.
Speaker 1: Course it is.
Speaker 6: It has always been a marathon, not a sprint unless
Speaker 6: you're the corpse flower.
Speaker 7: Where it was a forty eight hour marathon, wasn't.
Speaker 1: It forty eight I would say it was a forty
Speaker 1: eight hour sprint.
Speaker 8: We were just curious as to why the people of
Speaker 8: Adelaide thought, you know what, we're going to line up
Speaker 8: for two hours and go and get a real good
Speaker 8: hard whiff of this flower.
Speaker 7: So we gave it a run yesterday run.
Speaker 1: We gave it a nice solid run.
Speaker 6: And look and report as well that that forty eight
Speaker 6: hour window was done where the corpse flower is really
Speaker 6: going hard on itself and just.
Speaker 1: Releasing everything it could.
Speaker 6: When we left yesterday it was pretty much done, and
Speaker 6: the corpse flower was smoking a cigarette. It was lying
Speaker 6: back smoking a cigarette.
Speaker 7: And it was texting the pollinator just going on mate,
Speaker 7: that was great.
Speaker 1: I'm done.
Speaker 6: I am done. Give me a five year spell. That's
Speaker 6: what it said.
Speaker 7: You've given it all I've got.
Speaker 1: I've given it all I've got.
Speaker 8: We're going to reveal just how bad that particular flower smelt,
Speaker 8: yes during this morning show.
Speaker 6: Yes, and we did put a video up as well
Speaker 6: on Instagram at No. Over nine one nine, so you
Speaker 6: can check that out. But look, if you've been down
Speaker 6: there and had a bit of a whiff and get
Speaker 6: involved with the show this morning.
Speaker 8: Sentence text though for double O nine nine nine one nine,
Speaker 8: in fact morning two, we are welcome to all of
Speaker 8: your feedback about how we're tracking. Yes, nice feedback. Obviously,
Speaker 8: don't call him and say we're crap. We won't take
Speaker 8: you call. We'll carefully vet you.
Speaker 1: Don't let the age for you.
Speaker 6: Joey's part of the new generation where they crave feedback,
Speaker 6: but it has to be positive and if there needs
Speaker 6: to be something negative then meets to be inside a compliment.
Speaker 1: Sandwich exactly right, thirteen twenty.
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Speaker 6: What if it's Ozzie for travel? Speaking of traveling, jeez
Speaker 6: up next, sure that Harry's going to be.
Speaker 1: Traveling back to England anytime soon?
Speaker 7: Boy oh boy.
Speaker 8: Last night it was just bombshell After bombshell, Harry did
Speaker 8: a couple of tell all interviews. We're really going to
Speaker 8: drill down on what he had to say about the
Speaker 8: royal family.
Speaker 1: Next he had a bit to say top at thirty three.
Speaker 7: Feedback it wasn't positive. I'll give you the big.
Speaker 1: Tip strading hazey on over. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Hey, I'm about to reveal something about my house that
Speaker 8: shocks most people when I tell them. So, I live
Speaker 8: adjacent to a.
Speaker 7: Brothel.
Speaker 1: Oh moke, Do you live in fish Week in the act?
Speaker 1: You live?
Speaker 8: No, I live my suburbs quite like it's eastern suburbs.
Speaker 8: It's pretty nice next to a brothel thanks to a brothel.
Speaker 8: So effectively we share a lane. So if you open
Speaker 8: up my garage and you look across the lane way
Speaker 8: there is the car park to the place where a
Speaker 8: lot of men go to get a special massage.
Speaker 1: What sort of massage.
Speaker 7: It's just an extra friendly one.
Speaker 1: I've got a car that I can't quite get right.
Speaker 1: Could they get it right?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know if they studied remedial message at tape.
Speaker 1: I don't pick up clues. So maybe this is an
Speaker 1: offair chat so.
Speaker 7: You can get them to have a look at it.
Speaker 1: We're you looking for?
Speaker 6: Well, I've had this, Dicky calf six weeks now.
Speaker 1: I've tried everything.
Speaker 8: What can you do, ladies, We're going to do something
Speaker 8: that's going to make you feel real good.
Speaker 1: We're going to do so I'll be able to run
Speaker 1: from tomorrow. No.
Speaker 8: So anyway, the other night, it's midnight and I'm lying
Speaker 8: in bed and the girls finish their shift, and I
Speaker 8: think what they've done to reward themselves much like they
Speaker 8: reward their customers. They've had a few drinks to go, Hey,
Speaker 8: this is we're breaking up for Christmas.
Speaker 6: Their hands dirty, gonna reward yourself a couple of beverages,
Speaker 6: good stuff.
Speaker 1: Also, it's close to Christmas.
Speaker 8: Yes, so they've had a couple and they were standing
Speaker 8: at my front gate and I've woken up just to
Speaker 8: hear them cackling with laughter.
Speaker 7: Top of their lungs, just giving it the nah, you're
Speaker 7: the queen Na, you are no.
Speaker 8: Love yous, I love you like the bit of that
Speaker 8: sort of vibe. Sure, And this went on for about
Speaker 8: twenty minutes, and I was right, Oh, I was just like,
Speaker 8: I've had enough.
Speaker 7: So I get up out of bed and I.
Speaker 8: Grabbed the dog, the world's scariest to kavoodle, my little
Speaker 8: guard dog.
Speaker 3: Sit.
Speaker 1: See what we can do?
Speaker 6: Throw sit at them like throwing a badminton ball.
Speaker 7: So I walk out the front. The light comes on.
Speaker 8: They obviously see that I've walked out the front, and
Speaker 8: I thought, well, this will intimidate them, and this will
Speaker 8: scare them off and they'll leave me in peace.
Speaker 7: And you know what they did. They turn around, they go, ooh,
Speaker 7: are we going to be on the radio?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, tell you exactly who you were?
Speaker 1: So were you rattled at that point?
Speaker 8: Then I was like, oh no, now they know who
Speaker 8: I am and what I do and where I live.
Speaker 8: Christ I'm just going to take see the garden dog
Speaker 8: and go back inside.
Speaker 6: It could be much worse. It could have been much worse.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine how rattle would you be if.
Speaker 1: They said, Jody, I can't wait to hear you on radio. Also,
Speaker 1: when's Greg coming back?
Speaker 3: The dog speaking story this town has ever seen is
Speaker 3: Huge Juice.
Speaker 6: Oh boy, so Jody's Juice, which is just a collection
Speaker 6: of all the good bits of gossip that you need.
Speaker 6: There was something on the TV last night on Channel
Speaker 6: ten and Channel seven which really dominated the airwaves and
Speaker 6: did some circulation around social media.
Speaker 8: So Harry obviously is trying to flog off his new
Speaker 8: book called Spare Now. He went hard last night with
Speaker 8: a couple of really big interviews. I want to run
Speaker 8: you through the juicy bits from both of them. So
Speaker 8: this is the first part where he revealed that he
Speaker 8: only has cried once over his mother's death, and that
Speaker 8: was when her coffin was actually lowered into the ground
Speaker 8: and he wasn't allowed to cry in public. Can you
Speaker 8: remember those scenes the day after this twelve year old
Speaker 8: kid's mother died and they ushered him out to the
Speaker 8: public and said go and smile and take the flowers
Speaker 8: and place them at the memorial.
Speaker 7: Like, how you're twelve? Whoever made that decision ought to
Speaker 7: be short?
Speaker 1: Yes, it wasn't good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So this is the part where he was talking
Speaker 8: about how the fact that he couldn't cry over his
Speaker 8: mother's death.
Speaker 1: Did you cry? Never showed a single tear at that point.
Speaker 1: I was in shock.
Speaker 9: You know, you're twelve years old, sort of seven seven
Speaker 9: thirdy in the morning early, your father comes in, sits
Speaker 9: on your bed, puts his hand on your knee, and
Speaker 9: tells you there's been an accident.
Speaker 6: I've got to say I was watching as well, and
Speaker 6: I was watching with my wife, and we both got
Speaker 6: a little bit emotional because you start thinking about your
Speaker 6: kids and all sorts of things. It's yeah, there's some
Speaker 6: really really ripping moments last night.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and there's some real irony in that that he's
Speaker 8: talking about the fact that he couldn't cry because his
Speaker 8: mother died, and you start tearing up over his interview
Speaker 8: with your what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a few mixed messages in there, isn't it.
Speaker 8: He also said that he truly didn't believe even after
Speaker 8: after she died in the tunnel in Paris, after that
Speaker 8: horrific crash, he thought she wasn't actually dead.
Speaker 9: You didn't believe she was dead long for a long time.
Speaker 9: I just refused to accept that she was she was gone.
Speaker 9: Part of you know, she would never do this to us,
Speaker 9: but also part of maybe this is all part of
Speaker 9: a partner.
Speaker 2: I mean, you really believe that maybe she had just
Speaker 2: decided to disappear for a.
Speaker 9: Time for a time, and then that she would call
Speaker 9: us and we were going to join.
Speaker 1: Her actualmatic for a youngster.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's when they were talking as well about the
Speaker 6: conversation with the dad.
Speaker 7: Charles, the king of a was the King of England.
Speaker 6: I'm not up to date. My rows must be said.
Speaker 6: Thank you for saving me there.
Speaker 1: Just about playing.
Speaker 7: Look on your face there was extraordinary.
Speaker 1: Let's just let me straight back up.
Speaker 7: Quickly, Jody, who what's your name?
Speaker 8: England?
Speaker 6: The conversation that he had with the children about revealing
Speaker 6: what had happened harrowing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 8: But he also mentioned that he thought Camilla was extremely dangerous.
Speaker 8: He's really painted the picture of her as a step monster.
Speaker 1: You're route.
Speaker 2: I even wanted Camilla to be happy. Maybe she'd be
Speaker 2: less dangerous if she was happy. How was she dangerous
Speaker 2: because of the need for her to rehabilitate her image?
Speaker 2: That met her dangerous, that mede her.
Speaker 9: Dangerous because of the connections that she was forging within
Speaker 9: the British price, and there was open willingness on both
Speaker 9: sides to trade of information. And with a family built
Speaker 9: on hierarchy and with her on the way to being
Speaker 9: Queen Consort, there was going to be people or bodies
Speaker 9: left in the street because of that.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of new opinions would have been
Speaker 6: formed last night, so many different members of the royal family.
Speaker 6: There'd be some new opinions form now on Camilla.
Speaker 8: I think, I think so, and I think it's been
Speaker 8: a really long process for Camilla to win over the public.
Speaker 8: But it sounds like the way she's gone about it
Speaker 8: has been, according to Harry, has been fairly underhanded, hasn't it.
Speaker 7: What do you think of Camilla?
Speaker 6: Well, I said before, I'm not really a Royal family enthusiast,
Speaker 6: but I always thought that she was. She did a job,
Speaker 6: she looked nice. I don't know a hell of a
Speaker 6: lot about it.
Speaker 1: To be honest.
Speaker 7: Oh I'm discovering that during this segment. Don't worry about that.
Speaker 1: Then, how can you describe her personality?
Speaker 8: Well, no, she doesn't say anything, and that's the thing.
Speaker 8: But you couldn't describe the Queen's personality either.
Speaker 1: Well, very prim and proper, it must be said.
Speaker 8: I know, but she barely spoke other than you know,
Speaker 8: public addresses on special occasions.
Speaker 7: I couldn't tell you what the Queen was.
Speaker 8: Like except for I've watched The Crown, so I've got
Speaker 8: a fairly good impression from that, whether that's accurate or not.
Speaker 6: So I haven't watched the Crown, but my wife is
Speaker 6: Scottish really, so she has a like a giant enthusiasm
Speaker 6: for all this stuff because it's it's remindser of the Homeland.
Speaker 7: All right, that's very nice.
Speaker 8: But now, Harry also detailed the moment that Charles walked
Speaker 8: into his bedroom and spoke about the death.
Speaker 7: Have you got that there?
Speaker 8: Real?
Speaker 7: Blank?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Do you speak to your dad?
Speaker 9: We haven't spoken for quite a while, not listening.
Speaker 2: Can you see a day when you would return as
Speaker 2: a full time member of the royal family.
Speaker 1: I can't see that happening different little situations.
Speaker 7: You didn't have that there at all, did you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Three to or graph? It wasn't there. But that's okay.
Speaker 8: Can we get Hazy some sort of education on the
Speaker 8: royal family at some point?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: Well, I learned a lot last night, A hell of
Speaker 6: a lot last night. I don't think I'm the only
Speaker 6: bloke in this situation too. By the way, who doesn't
Speaker 6: know anything, feel free to text through and jump on board.
Speaker 6: I fought a double O nine nine, nine or nine.
Speaker 6: He's not quite the royal family enthusiast that you thought
Speaker 6: you were, or maybe that your partner is.
Speaker 7: Are you a man who doesn't know who the King
Speaker 7: of England?
Speaker 1: That was a slip of the tongue. That was a
Speaker 1: slick of the slip at the time. It is Prince.
Speaker 1: It's not prince anymore, it's King, yes, King Charles. Well
Speaker 1: there you go.
Speaker 6: It was hot yesterday, Joe. It's been a really nice
Speaker 6: day to go visit a corpse flower, must.
Speaker 7: Be said, certainly?
Speaker 3: Was?
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 7: I thought, what do I want to do my day today?
Speaker 8: I want to spung my head into a flower and
Speaker 8: get a real whiff of what can only be described
Speaker 8: as a mixture of rotting flesh and dead rats.
Speaker 6: Yes, I mean if you had have a bit of
Speaker 6: a whiff, I get involved this morning, said it's a
Speaker 6: TEXTO for double Oh no, no, no, no, no, what
Speaker 6: does it smell like? Because it did get described to
Speaker 6: us just before in and as a dead animal? So
Speaker 6: people going really hard and saying it it smells like
Speaker 6: the flesh of a dead human. You're like, wow, that's
Speaker 6: very heavy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's pretty intense, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I'll take a dead rat. Thanks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But I mean I have to say, the cues
Speaker 7: what unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's such an iconic Adelaide thing that we queue
Speaker 6: up for things like this. It's some other things which
Speaker 6: you would think would attract the masses, don't.
Speaker 7: No, I know.
Speaker 8: And they were ripping the Pari double five out of
Speaker 8: us on the project last night, just saying what.
Speaker 7: Are these people in Adelaide doing to see a dead
Speaker 7: bloody will smell a dead corpse flower. I can't justify it.
Speaker 7: I can't defend it.
Speaker 6: And well done to the brave parents who took some kids.
Speaker 6: And we saw a lot of toddlers there as well
Speaker 6: yesterday waiting in.
Speaker 8: The line and we were saying, what a hard sell, hazy,
Speaker 8: what a real like? Okay, it's school holidays. I get it, parents,
Speaker 8: I get it. There's not a lot to do. It
Speaker 8: can be really hard to come up with creative different
Speaker 8: things every single day.
Speaker 7: But can you imagine waking up in the morning.
Speaker 8: I can't and saying to my children, guys, get around it.
Speaker 7: You know what we're gonna do.
Speaker 8: Get your hat, get your sun's screen on. We're going
Speaker 8: to line up for two hours, two hours, and we're
Speaker 8: going to go and smell a plant that smells like
Speaker 8: a rotting animal.
Speaker 6: Finally, I can go tell my mates at school that
Speaker 6: I smelt corpse that smelt like a dead rat.
Speaker 8: My kids would respond with something like this, Can we
Speaker 8: just go to the big wedge.
Speaker 7: Or time zone? Can we just go bowling? What are
Speaker 7: you on about, mum? I don't want to stand in
Speaker 7: the sun.
Speaker 1: For two hours the corpse.
Speaker 6: I actually texted in just before as well. I did
Speaker 6: four double oh nine one nine nine one nine as well.
Speaker 1: Because it's been big forty eight hours.
Speaker 7: It's been real solid.
Speaker 1: I see you're sitting back effectively icing his flower balls.
Speaker 1: It's been very big. Judge Jody, welcome me.
Speaker 8: So the fans of the weekend show, the Jody ought
Speaker 8: to show Judge Jody like hit segment was massive, So
Speaker 8: we thought we'd bring it over into Monday to Friday.
Speaker 7: What do you reckon?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I got a gig and so it should bunkers on
Speaker 6: the weekend.
Speaker 8: This is where you can contact us with your dilemma,
Speaker 8: something that's going on in your life, and Judge Jody,
Speaker 8: who runs this town, and make no mistake about it,
Speaker 8: will tell.
Speaker 7: You if it's right or wrong. It's happy with that.
Speaker 1: You're the voice of reason.
Speaker 7: Listen to this, Hi, Jody.
Speaker 8: My Auntie unfortunately passed away at the start of twenty
Speaker 8: twenty two. Last month, okay, last month, I realized I'm
Speaker 8: using her foxtail log in. My partner thinks I'm horrible
Speaker 8: for not canceling it, but Foxtel is expensive. I use
Speaker 8: it at least every couple of days, and I'm in
Speaker 8: the middle of.
Speaker 7: A fu sho.
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm sorry, Auntie Joan, but White Lotus is.
Speaker 1: Really really good spot on.
Speaker 7: Am I horrible?
Speaker 8: Should I stop using her account? Or is it harmless
Speaker 8: to stay logged in? Thanks Catherine Seated.
Speaker 7: My first instinct for this.
Speaker 8: Is Foxtelle spent an inordinate amount of years ripping people
Speaker 8: off when there was no other competitor in the market.
Speaker 8: There was no stand there was no Ko, there was
Speaker 8: no Netflix. Foxtale went open market. We're going to charge
Speaker 8: you one hundred and ten bucks a month for the
Speaker 8: use of our services. You know, what I watched on
Speaker 8: Foxdeal two shows, Fox Footy and went Worth.
Speaker 7: And that was it. One hundred and ten dollars a month.
Speaker 8: And it was only when the competitors came into the
Speaker 8: market that they went, oh, okay.
Speaker 7: We'll reduce our rate to thirty eight dollars a month.
Speaker 6: There we go.
Speaker 7: There's a massive discount for you.
Speaker 1: Didn't Ko straighten them up on a sports front.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I remember what we called foxtale and said, hey,
Speaker 8: you know what, we just use it for the sport
Speaker 8: We're gonna get Ko and they had some lame response like, oh,
Speaker 8: it's only in you know, four D or whatever it is,
Speaker 8: the like you know, camera short.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it was so they go, oh, but you
Speaker 6: get this, this and this and this, And I was like,
Speaker 6: I have no interest in that whatsoever. You can sell
Speaker 6: it to me. And I'm like, oh, maybe I'll watched that,
Speaker 6: but you just don't know. I can get hooked on
Speaker 6: you on your shows.
Speaker 8: So aside from foxtel ripping people off, this is the
Speaker 8: moral dilemma that she's asking.
Speaker 7: Is it okay to use my dad Auntie's foxtel?
Speaker 6: Okay, from my point of view, what if you've got
Speaker 6: a full Foxtel subscription.
Speaker 1: But got just put it straight out there. If you're
Speaker 1: if you're.
Speaker 6: Watching blue movies in the spirit of your auntie whilst
Speaker 6: you know you're Auntie is watching down on you watching
Speaker 6: blue movies with her Foxtel subscription, that's not on. If
Speaker 6: it's white Lotus or something else, that's okay.
Speaker 8: Okay, hang on a second, can you just rewind? I
Speaker 8: never knew there were X rated movies.
Speaker 6: That is Foxtel, hay, And do you know I know
Speaker 6: that because ep Sean told us that, yes, Sant's wedding, that's.
Speaker 10: An adults channel. So I've heard, I've heard, I got
Speaker 10: that from the in law.
Speaker 1: So he's been reliably told.
Speaker 8: I'm more concerned that your in laws are informing you
Speaker 8: about the adults channel Foxtels.
Speaker 10: Because they got all of the channels recently.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, but they thought that in part that information.
Speaker 8: Hey, Sean, just in case you're quiet this afternoon, you've
Speaker 8: got nothing to do.
Speaker 10: Well, we do share a lot of information.
Speaker 6: I had a couple of good mates who was playing
Speaker 6: sport in South America professionally, of course you do. And
Speaker 6: they gave him a phone to use, and then when
Speaker 6: he got back to Australia. After the season finished and
Speaker 6: the contract was up, he still had the phone. They
Speaker 6: used this particular phone for around five to six years
Speaker 6: and then they found out it was through Votafone. I
Speaker 6: think that the bills about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 6: but they just said, oh, look, there's not much we
Speaker 6: can do about it because we didn't actually technically say no,
Speaker 6: it's not yours anymore.
Speaker 1: They forgot about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, it was a forgotten count and this was
Speaker 6: years ago where you'd make international calls and it.
Speaker 1: Would cost you like two dollars a minute. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but they got away with it.
Speaker 7: But also if you votefone, write that off absolutely thirteen
Speaker 7: twenty four to ten. We'd love your feedback on this one.
Speaker 8: Is it okay if your auntie passes away to continue
Speaker 8: to use her foxtail login?
Speaker 1: Good BOYE to you, Gemma, hey.
Speaker 7: Ya and good how are you doing?
Speaker 11: Oh? Good things?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 11: My opinion on this is, let's be realistic. She can't
Speaker 11: spend the money, so why can't I right, that's again,
Speaker 11: and I think there should be any issue with it.
Speaker 8: And also, Jemma, if Auntie Joan didn't leave caf any
Speaker 8: money in the will, then the very least she can
Speaker 8: do is pay for a Fox teal for a month,
Speaker 8: don't you reckon?
Speaker 11: That's exactly right, And you can't really, No, no one's
Speaker 11: going to delete the account. So if no one's going
Speaker 11: to delete it, it needs to use the money's going
Speaker 11: being spent anyway, So I reckon, go ahead, go go
Speaker 11: use it.
Speaker 7: Me right, Jimma, thank you.
Speaker 8: You were explaining this to me ap Sean what happens
Speaker 8: when you die in terms of like canceling all your
Speaker 8: payments and all that sort of stuff, Like you hear
Speaker 8: these horrible story about banks still calling people trying to
Speaker 8: chase mortgage or payments and people.
Speaker 7: Are like, no, my husband died, like go away.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So basically, whoever's in charge of the estate, it's up
Speaker 4: to their responsibility to go through, cancel everything, notify all
Speaker 4: the banks. And I don't know how I know this,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I did a bit of research just in
Speaker 4: case I need to.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of unclaimed wills, isn't there? Yeah? Correct
Speaker 1: is the direct Yeah?
Speaker 10: So important to have your will up to date.
Speaker 8: See, I leave all this stuff to my husband, like,
Speaker 8: and he quite often gets me to sign documents right,
Speaker 8: And I'm like he's like, oh, I'm just updating your
Speaker 8: life insurance. Oh okay, mate, should I be sleeping with
Speaker 8: one eye open?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 6: We did a will the other day? Actually, did you Yes?
Speaker 6: Got someone in house to do well. It's very it's
Speaker 6: quite a confronting experience, is it.
Speaker 7: Is it an easy process?
Speaker 6: There's a lot of questions and for someone with a small,
Speaker 6: small attentions. Man, after about thirty to forty seconds, a
Speaker 6: small monkey playing a tambourine starts to take over my
Speaker 6: brain capacity.
Speaker 1: Just let car handle all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 7: Just clapping the tamarine. You're one day you're going to die.
Speaker 6: He's getting loud and loud as well. Yeah, started singing
Speaker 6: to his own clapping.
Speaker 8: Let's go to Darren from Victor Harbor. Darren, is it
Speaker 8: okay to use your dead Auntie's fox?
Speaker 7: Tell?
Speaker 9: I think you can, Mate, you don't like it?
Speaker 4: If you can get away with it for.
Speaker 9: As long as you can, I reckon?
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know yeah.
Speaker 10: If you keep on going, mate, and when they find out,
Speaker 10: they cut you off and that's it.
Speaker 6: It sounds like it's a victimless crime, except for the
Speaker 6: people who you're actually stealing the money off, except.
Speaker 7: For the Auntie the fact that Auntie Jon has died.
Speaker 7: Someone's suffering.
Speaker 1: Here you go.
Speaker 6: I mean the message from this from Jodi and Hazy
Speaker 6: is that if you get a chart, it's just still stuff.
Speaker 1: It's me busy.
Speaker 6: This morning, just good solid friends of the show thirteen
Speaker 6: and twenty four ten who just want to have a
Speaker 6: chat with us, and also squol Sam Smith tickets.
Speaker 8: We I've been going away by all the support we've
Speaker 8: had this week. And I've got another call on the line.
Speaker 8: This one's just for you, Hazy. This is Justin from
Speaker 8: West Croydon.
Speaker 1: No, I know, Justin from West Croydon.
Speaker 7: I justin there you go, all right, Justin? How do
Speaker 7: you know, Hazy?
Speaker 12: A long time friends? You starin O to Be and
Speaker 12: my wife time at a long time ago at a pub.
Speaker 12: But yeah, thanks following progress and I've been loving the show.
Speaker 1: There you guys, you've been invested. I mean you were.
Speaker 6: You're a real stern Sen listener back in the day.
Speaker 6: We've recruited you over.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you've recruited me over. Now I don't have to
Speaker 12: worry about trying to get a podcast up every morning, right, over.
Speaker 1: Which is good, very good. That's what we need.
Speaker 7: How have you rated Hazy's performance so far?
Speaker 8: Justin?
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm not too bad. So you're going day outside,
Speaker 12: but I've got a request that I'd like to bring in.
Speaker 7: Yeah, go on.
Speaker 12: Then there's an old statement back in the day called
Speaker 12: hands wondering whether we could try and get that back.
Speaker 1: Again down that line, handsome Hazy.
Speaker 6: He died a long time ago. Age got him, age
Speaker 6: got him caught up with him bad.
Speaker 7: What did he used to do well?
Speaker 1: He used to sort of cruise around from memory.
Speaker 6: One of the key stunts was I wrote a donkey
Speaker 6: down Anzac Highway shirtless, welcome the radio.
Speaker 1: That's good, wasn't it? Hey? Justin? You're still there? Yeah, congratulations.
Speaker 1: We've put you in the drawer for one can of coke. Okay,
Speaker 1: so good luckily. Yeah, things have changed a little bit
Speaker 1: in the marketplace these days. I mean, you.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't get away.
Speaker 8: You would not get away with riding a donkey on air, now,
Speaker 8: would you should?
Speaker 1: We should we bring it back shirtless? No? Thanks? Not
Speaker 1: on this flabby up I did.
Speaker 5: This weeping story of this town has ever sing?
Speaker 3: This is huge.
Speaker 1: Juicy.
Speaker 8: Just before we get into all the salacious gossip from
Speaker 8: Harry's funt with William. I want to talk very quickly
Speaker 8: about brook Warn, Shane's daughter. Obviously, she's taken to TikTok
Speaker 8: to speak out to thank everyone for.
Speaker 7: Their support over Christmas with the passing of her dad.
Speaker 13: The tributes that everyone did on Boxing Day being the
Speaker 13: Shane Warn Test and everyone wearing their floppy hats and zinc.
Speaker 13: He would be so incredibly touched, as are we. But
Speaker 13: it was also really hard. It was a constant reminder.
Speaker 1: That he wasn't here, Shane Warren.
Speaker 6: One of those ones where I remember when Kobe Bryant
Speaker 6: passed away. I'll always know and remember what I was
Speaker 6: doing when you heard the news that the same thing
Speaker 6: when I was really young with Princess Dia.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, probably, well maybe not Kobe really Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm a massive basketball fan.
Speaker 7: Yeah I know, but not everyone is. That's my point.
Speaker 6: No nice, okay, Okay.
Speaker 7: Let's rip into the royal stuff, shall we.
Speaker 8: This is unbelievable some of the revelations from a couple
Speaker 8: of interviews last night on Channel seven and Channel ten. Firstly,
Speaker 8: he spoke about his fight with William. They fought at
Speaker 8: Harry's home. Harry didn't fight back. William said to him,
Speaker 8: hit me, you'll feel better, then apologized and said, you
Speaker 8: don't need to tell Meg about this.
Speaker 1: Have a listened through the things that he was saying.
Speaker 9: I was defunding myself, and we moved from one room
Speaker 9: into the kitchen, and his frustrations were growing and growing
Speaker 9: and growing. He was shouting at me. I was shining
Speaker 9: back at him. It wasn't nice. It wasn't pleasant at all.
Speaker 9: And he snapped and he pushed me to the floor.
Speaker 9: I landed on the dog ball.
Speaker 1: You kept your back. Yeah, I cut my back.
Speaker 9: I didn't know about it at the time, but yeah,
Speaker 9: he apologized afterwards.
Speaker 1: It was a pretty most experience.
Speaker 2: But yes, you need to tell anybody not to tell
Speaker 2: me Agan.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I wouldn't have done. I didn't until she's
Speaker 9: until she saw them on my back. She goes, what's
Speaker 9: that look.
Speaker 6: I know that Prince Harry is quite a early man
Speaker 6: and he served and all those types of things, but
Speaker 6: just how beautiful the English accent is?
Speaker 1: He said, hit me, and I imagine Harry.
Speaker 6: Hitting him, but it's been handed and it's a gentle, lovely, gorgeous,
Speaker 6: caressing slap that wouldn't hurt a fly.
Speaker 8: He went up to his bedroom and he got a
Speaker 8: leather glove and he slept him with them.
Speaker 7: Now this is a bit more serious.
Speaker 8: This is about Harry being asked if he wanted to
Speaker 8: see the queen's body.
Speaker 7: Firstly, this was unbelievable.
Speaker 8: The whole family got on a private jet when they
Speaker 8: learned that she was on the cusp of death, and
Speaker 8: they didn't invite him. They didn't invite him and Meg
Speaker 8: to jump on the plane and come with the rest
Speaker 8: of the family. And so by the time he got
Speaker 8: there by a car, she had passed away. And then
Speaker 8: they said to her, do you want to go and
Speaker 8: see your grandma's body? And he thought about and he said, yeah,
Speaker 8: I want to go and say goodbye.
Speaker 9: I walked into the hall and my aunt was there
Speaker 9: to greet me, and she asked me if I wanted
Speaker 9: to see her. I thought about it for about five seconds,
Speaker 9: thinking it's just a good idea, and I said, you
Speaker 9: know what you can do that you need to see goodbye.
Speaker 9: So I went upstairs, took my jacket off and walked
Speaker 9: in and just spent some time with her.
Speaker 1: Helon where was sheip? She was in?
Speaker 9: I was really happy for her because she'd finished life.
Speaker 9: She'd completed life and her husband was waiting for her,
Speaker 9: and the two of them are buried together.
Speaker 1: It's a really really heavy part of the interview, isn't it.
Speaker 7: And I just thought about it because.
Speaker 8: I was given the option to see my grandmother when
Speaker 8: she passed away, and it was a good week after
Speaker 8: she'd passed, and I regret it to this day because
Speaker 8: I don't want to remember my nan like that, you know.
Speaker 8: So it's really interested. But I guess if she had
Speaker 8: just freshly passed away, it would have been a little
Speaker 8: bit different. He was also asked if he speaks to
Speaker 8: his dad. That's King Charles, by the way. He couldn't
Speaker 8: remember his name earlier in the show.
Speaker 1: It's King Charles, King Jack. Do you speak to your dad?
Speaker 1: We haven't spoken for quite a while. No, not recently.
Speaker 2: Can you see a day when you would return as
Speaker 2: a full time member of the royal family.
Speaker 1: I can't see that happening. That's sad.
Speaker 6: That is really sad. Above everything else here. It's a
Speaker 6: genuine family, and so many families go things like this.
Speaker 6: This is just elevated a thousand times more because it's
Speaker 6: in public eye.
Speaker 1: But this is a family in dismay.
Speaker 8: Here's Morgan who hate Meghan, hates her, just takes every
Speaker 8: single opportunity to whack her senseless. He's come out with
Speaker 8: a tweet, well, a couple of tweets overnight he said,
Speaker 8: Harry is an unconscious village idiot. Prince Privacies sold them
Speaker 8: all down the river for a gazillion pieces of treacherous silver.
Speaker 8: Are truly staggering betrayal. What is this man's just need
Speaker 8: to whack Harry and Meghan's senseless? Like all that hate
Speaker 8: inside of Peers says more about Peers than it says
Speaker 8: about anyone else.
Speaker 1: Don't you reckon well, Peers?
Speaker 6: Was the famous story was that he didn't he sometimes
Speaker 6: go on a date with her?
Speaker 8: And she said no, She said no, this is classic.
Speaker 7: I didn't want to shug her anyway.
Speaker 1: Next and that doesn't work like that, Peers.
Speaker 6: Another interesting thing last night came from it was and
Speaker 6: I found this unbelievable that Prince Harry was summoned to
Speaker 6: shave and didn't want.
Speaker 1: To do it for for an event. It was his wedding,
Speaker 1: for his wedding, so he was into shape.
Speaker 7: Thank you Abby for pointing out the obvious to friend.
Speaker 6: Yes, we could have been there up to all sorts
Speaker 6: of different events. So you were supposed to be cleanly shaven?
Speaker 6: Is that the deal?
Speaker 1: Or is you're part of the royal family and Prince Harry.
Speaker 7: Went the other way, right, So he didn't do it.
Speaker 6: Well, he didn't want to do it because he's got
Speaker 6: this beautiful half mass beard.
Speaker 7: With a real tinge of ginger about it, doesn't it?
Speaker 6: So we want to put it out there thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 6: Is it wrong to command a wedding party to groom
Speaker 6: a particular way?
Speaker 7: Well, I know someone in this room did exactly that,
Speaker 7: and all right I.
Speaker 1: Know them too.
Speaker 6: I mean, what an absolute groom or bridezilla who would
Speaker 6: do such a thing?
Speaker 7: Groomzilla?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you demanded your wedding party get rid of all
Speaker 8: their facial hair.
Speaker 1: Pretty much. We get to it next they call from
Speaker 1: his well thirty and twenty fourteen.
Speaker 7: It's a real interesting revelation.
Speaker 8: Just then Prince Willie told Prince Harry that he had
Speaker 8: to shave his beard off for his wedding and I went, well,
Speaker 8: that's outrageous.
Speaker 7: And then numb nuts over here.
Speaker 1: Numb nuts they call leafy your numb nothing.
Speaker 7: Looking squarely at you. Did you or did you not?
Speaker 8: You stand accuse Groomzilla of making your groomsmen shave off
Speaker 8: their beards for.
Speaker 1: Your wedding stand a cus be back on to Judge Jerdy,
Speaker 1: come down. Yes I did.
Speaker 6: I tried to tell my groomsmen that they should be
Speaker 6: clean shaven, and it stems from I was always brought
Speaker 6: up from my father. He's not an outrageous discipline area
Speaker 6: or anything, but he said you should always be clean shaven,
Speaker 6: particularly in a public situation.
Speaker 1: And also I didn't mention this bit.
Speaker 6: So I have little spots of alopecia on me and
Speaker 6: in particular on my face right, So even if I
Speaker 6: wanted to, I can't grow a beard because there's genuine
Speaker 6: patches missing throughout it. I've got a patch in the
Speaker 6: middle of my chin at the moment, I've got patches
Speaker 6: all over my neck, and I think a patch on
Speaker 6: the left side of my face.
Speaker 8: So this just sounds like beard envy, Like this is
Speaker 8: a clear case of you being jealous of the fact
Speaker 8: that all your groomsmen can grow beards. Did any of
Speaker 8: your groomsmen have d beards?
Speaker 6: Yes, they did, absolutely One bloke in particular by the
Speaker 6: name of we won't name him fully, we'll call him
Speaker 6: Jimmy m or j mickle John.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he had a gorgeous bid and he shaves off
Speaker 6: one bloke in particularly. They didn't, but he got away
Speaker 6: with it because he's the best looking.
Speaker 1: Bloke I know.
Speaker 6: Right, Okay, you hang on sure, and you've been in
Speaker 6: the situation as well. You've been on the end of
Speaker 6: a bit of a groomzilla.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the worst part was all groomsmen had beards,
Speaker 4: all had to get a cut through the shave of
Speaker 4: the morning but literally, and all the photos were all
Speaker 4: sort of still bleeding from the cutthroat. Yeah, the grims
Speaker 4: loving it, but the Paul groomsman.
Speaker 8: Aren't actually outraged on behalf of your groomsmen on this one.
Speaker 8: Let's go the phones Aiden from Semaphore. How is he
Speaker 8: telling his groomsmen to shave off the beers?
Speaker 7: Right or wrong?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Definitely wrong.
Speaker 3: I mean, we don't all have chiseled, hazy jaw lines.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a lovely confliment from Aiden.
Speaker 6: You could just reverse and say we all have patchy
Speaker 6: ala pecia spacial hair is pulling out.
Speaker 1: So there you go. It goes both ways.
Speaker 2: Take a sip of your coffee, settle into your seats,
Speaker 2: Make so good.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 9: You've all been waiting for Adelades new favorite breadfast show, Jody.
Speaker 1: And Hazy Adelades nine one night, Sam Smith.
Speaker 6: He gets to give to you the last batch for
Speaker 6: today just before nine o'clock. That is coming up, so
Speaker 6: get ready. Thirteen twenty four ten. Feedback's good, though jokes.
Speaker 1: Feedback is good.
Speaker 6: You just got to scatter around whether it's good or bad.
Speaker 6: Yesterday if either the advertiser looked at a few of
Speaker 6: the comments. Yeah, it's really nice comments about you.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I.
Speaker 8: Don't look at those like You're very scared to look
Speaker 8: at comments on the adver time.
Speaker 7: I said some nice things about it.
Speaker 1: Yes, some nice things about you.
Speaker 6: So one particular comment about me that said that this
Speaker 6: book should be speaking at a eulogy. He was a
Speaker 6: good man, a wise man.
Speaker 7: I don't even understand that comment. I can give you
Speaker 7: some feedback though.
Speaker 8: You know, like the women, we refer to it as
Speaker 8: resting the arch face I you.
Speaker 7: Have behind the panel? Would you push all the buttons?
Speaker 8: What I'd like to described as resting confused face is
Speaker 8: just permanently what's going on?
Speaker 6: Resting confused? Af face which is not good. Which doesn't
Speaker 6: give you hope.
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 8: It gives me an ep zero confidence that you know
Speaker 8: what you're doing behind there.
Speaker 6: Feedback thirteen twenty four ten, Good morning, you leave from Norwids.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 5: Good morning?
Speaker 12: I'm well, thank you?
Speaker 1: How are you going? Very well? Thanks? So just give
Speaker 1: it to a straight good or bad, We don't mind,
Speaker 1: we'll take it.
Speaker 11: Loving the show guys, you're doing a great job and
Speaker 11: I just want to say, fantastic vibe, great music, and
Speaker 11: you just set us up for the day so very rare.
Speaker 7: Thank you made me feel really good.
Speaker 1: Nice, so much sleep.
Speaker 7: Maybe I'll get Lee behind the panel because I've got
Speaker 7: more confidence.
Speaker 1: It's more cause like that.
Speaker 6: Please and of course get yourself on the air for
Speaker 6: to get yourself in the drawer for novers a free
Speaker 6: for twenty three that it's thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 8: Well, Hazy, the phone has been running hot this morning
Speaker 8: again and I think this might be a call worth taking.
Speaker 7: Hello Nova, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Jody, It's Pete Malnawska's here. Good morning, Hazy.
Speaker 1: You go to the premier. Ah, that's top show.
Speaker 3: Well, my wife had you guys on the radio yesterday
Speaker 3: morning when we popped in the car and I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: I should call in congratulate you on your first show yesterday.
Speaker 12: I went to call it yesterday morning, I missed.
Speaker 3: Out on it, so I thought i'd get around it
Speaker 3: this morning and to say a great job and welcome
Speaker 3: to Breakfast Radio as a duo.
Speaker 7: Oh thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 8: I had a real dilemma when they offered me this job, Premiere,
Speaker 8: because that means I can no longer go to my
Speaker 8: early gym session and just check you out doing you
Speaker 8: like your arm weights and your ab crunches.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have to change up your routine. But yeah,
Speaker 3: there's plenty of people doing that across the state at
Speaker 3: the beginning of the new year.
Speaker 6: Just on that as well, Premiere. I mean, there's two
Speaker 6: types of people at the gym. There's ones who like
Speaker 6: to really concentrate on developing their core strength, and then there's
Speaker 6: the others who like to really focus on developing beach weights,
Speaker 6: et cetera. Which camp do you sit in.
Speaker 3: I've got to work on the legs, I reckon, I've
Speaker 3: got spaghetti legs at a Footy Club, So maybe I'm
Speaker 3: going to get around of that, oh dear.
Speaker 8: And I have to say a little insight for you
Speaker 8: Premiere too. I see you at a lot of press
Speaker 8: conferences for Channel ten and Hazy. The most exciting moment
Speaker 8: for us as a journalist is when the premie goes.
Speaker 7: That's a good question, Jody.
Speaker 8: There's much punching of the air when that happens.
Speaker 3: I'll I'll do it more often for.
Speaker 9: You work Premier.
Speaker 6: Just in terms of some of the things that are
Speaker 6: coming to South Australia in twenty twenty three, so Adelaide
Speaker 6: International Tour down Under, Adelaide Fringe, woamad Adelaide Motorsport Festival,
Speaker 6: inaugural AFL gather Around Live Golf Tasting Australia and Pole
Speaker 6: State of Origin, exhibition of Fred and Diego fe for
Speaker 6: Women's World Cup, Illuminate Adelaide and.
Speaker 1: The Adelaid five hundred with Robbie Williams.
Speaker 3: Is that it It's a packed schedule and we were
Speaker 3: really deliberate about this, Hazy, because we've got to get
Speaker 3: that tourism sector back on its feed after a couple
Speaker 3: of rough years, particularly in Hostility as well, and we
Speaker 3: want people to come to South Australia. Our research shows
Speaker 3: that when people come, they often come back a second time,
Speaker 3: so you're just going to get people over the border
Speaker 3: in that first instance. And you know, all of those
Speaker 3: events that we've put together in a calendar, in in
Speaker 3: a scheduled way and in a deliberate way, each event
Speaker 3: attracts a different market. We're really bullish about and it's
Speaker 3: all about, you know, putting our hand up as a
Speaker 3: state and being proud of what we've got to offer.
Speaker 8: And I have to say when you announced the gather
Speaker 8: Round alongside Gil McLaughlin ahead of the AFL, you were
Speaker 8: like a child in a candy shop.
Speaker 3: Well, I was relieved as much as anything, Jodie, because
Speaker 3: we put in a bit of effort and we knew
Speaker 3: that New South Wales was fighting hard for it and
Speaker 3: we've heard that they put more money on the table.
Speaker 3: But our pitch was just around the fact that South
Speaker 3: Australians show up and we get behind these sorts of
Speaker 3: events and that we can offer the AFL is something
Speaker 3: that Sydney can't. We've already got figures from the AFL
Speaker 3: show and that of all the tickets sold somewhere in
Speaker 3: the order of over thirty percent of them are from
Speaker 3: into visitors, which is exactly where we want to be.
Speaker 7: Well, Premier, thank you so much for phoning him.
Speaker 8: We are really pleased that you did that and do
Speaker 8: a few bicycle crunches for me.
Speaker 3: Good luck across the year, and I wish you all
Speaker 3: the best and.
Speaker 7: I hope we talk so beautiful. Thanks so much.
Speaker 12: Thanks guys.
Speaker 6: Well, josephones have been very very busy this morning on
Speaker 6: thirteen twenty four.
Speaker 8: I think I know why, because we're super popular already.
Speaker 1: Maybe everyone just wants to chat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's it. Erica from Christie Downs, Good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 7: welcome to our little show.
Speaker 5: Lovely to be here with you. Guys.
Speaker 7: Have you had a little tune in this morning?
Speaker 5: Yes I have. I was just driving on my way
Speaker 5: to drop my two little boys off to childcare this morning.
Speaker 7: Very nice.
Speaker 8: How good does a childcare drop off when you actually
Speaker 8: get your child and you walk away and you're just
Speaker 8: punch in the air, Erica, how good is it?
Speaker 5: It is beautiful to miss them through today? But yes,
Speaker 5: well needed to hunt the house clean and do what
Speaker 5: you need to.
Speaker 6: Well, great to chat to Eric and enjoy the rest
Speaker 6: of your day.
Speaker 8: Erica, you wouldn't happen to be after some Sam Smith tickets,
Speaker 8: would you.
Speaker 5: I would do about anything. I have seen Sam Smith
Speaker 5: here once and me and my fine now has absolutely
Speaker 5: adored him ever since, So I would do absolutely anything
Speaker 5: because it get tickets to go see him again.
Speaker 7: Do we want to make Eric cleaning?
Speaker 1: Can we promise? Let's promise a friendship. That's all I'm
Speaker 1: looking for, Erica, jump on board more.
Speaker 5: Than a half for friends in my life. That would
Speaker 5: be amazing.
Speaker 8: Well, Erica, consider us your new friends because you're off
Speaker 8: to Sam Smith.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're very welcome. How good at Darrenberg
Speaker 1: as well? I mean, what an iconic place to hear
Speaker 1: one of the most iconic artists on the planet.
Speaker 5: Absolutely beautiful, Thank you so much, guys. Okay, no, I
Speaker 5: how much its main.
Speaker 7: No worries Erica, And make sure you come and say hi,
Speaker 7: Why DeFore I willed? Beautiful