Speaker 1: We've got get.
Speaker 2: Well hazy.
Speaker 3: Normally we like to be a little bit upbeat on
Speaker 3: the podcast. However, this time around we're talking about death.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we just peppered to show with a little bit
Speaker 4: of death this morning. Just fine every now and then a.
Speaker 2: Bit of morbidity. You know it's fine.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Liam gave us a call. Liam's call will be seered
Speaker 2: into my brain forever because he told us the story
Speaker 2: about how he passed away but came back to life.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 4: There was hairs on the hairs on the back of
Speaker 4: my neck that was standing up. It was like a
Speaker 4: double hair stand up session.
Speaker 3: It's a real it's a lot because you've got big black,
Speaker 3: dirty hairs coming out.
Speaker 4: Of that here now, straight and right out.
Speaker 3: But first news reader Kerry told us the story about
Speaker 3: her grandma and how she got a little tiny visitor
Speaker 3: right before she passed over.
Speaker 4: Jones, yesterday, you got a little bit morbid. We started
Speaker 4: talking about the things that potentially happened before you dump that.
Speaker 3: There's the one theory that you see you're in high
Speaker 3: life flushing before your eyes. There's one theory that says
Speaker 3: you see a bright white light and someone's sort of
Speaker 3: beckoning for you come hither or a complete out of
Speaker 3: body experience.
Speaker 2: There's just a few options.
Speaker 3: But there's a hospice nurse called Julie McFadden to say,
Speaker 3: of all her experiences, she has had the majority of
Speaker 3: patients who she's held their hand before they've died. As
Speaker 3: they enter their final days, a month before they're about
Speaker 3: to shuffle off their mortal coil, someone comes to visit.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: Most people will start talking or seeing dead relatives, dead
Speaker 7: loved ones, dead friends, dead pets before they day.
Speaker 2: And it's not like break before they day.
Speaker 7: It's usually about a month before they die, very alert
Speaker 7: and oriented and clearly speaking and seeing someone who has
Speaker 7: already died.
Speaker 2: And then we were.
Speaker 3: Talking about this after the show and newsreader Kerry came
Speaker 3: into the studio and she said, Oh my god, have
Speaker 3: I got a story for you.
Speaker 2: Tell everyone about your grandma.
Speaker 8: It's my grandma.
Speaker 2: It happened. It actually happened.
Speaker 8: It wasn't in the days before it was, as that
Speaker 8: hospice nurse said, probably three or four weeks before she passed,
Speaker 8: she was in hospital waiting for a bed in age care,
Speaker 8: which eventually came, and she didn't need it for very long,
Speaker 8: but she was didn't spoiler alone, so she was in
Speaker 8: hospital and so we would rotate through family members visiting her,
Speaker 8: and my mum would go and see her every afternoon,
Speaker 8: cut up her dinner. She didn't need it cut up
Speaker 8: for her, but she liked it being cut up for her.
Speaker 8: And on this particular day, Mum said to me, Grandma
Speaker 8: had someone with her today. What do you mean And
Speaker 8: I said, oh, okay, another visitor. She said, well no,
Speaker 8: and as soon as I walked in, Grandma said, oh
Speaker 8: he's gone, oh speaking, And Mom said, I don't know
Speaker 8: quite what you mean. Grandma said, there's someone holding my hand. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's a child.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 8: My grandmother had lost a child when he was three.
Speaker 8: He passed away and I don't know how you ever
Speaker 8: would get over the loss of a child. She went
Speaker 8: on to have two more children, my Mum being one
Speaker 8: of them, and they just were chatting, Mum and grandma,
Speaker 8: and then a little bit later Grandma said, oh, he's back.
Speaker 8: I can feel the warmth of him holding my hand again.
Speaker 8: And so Mom just said, because it was specifically him,
Speaker 8: she was saying him, And so Mum said, is it Bevan?
Speaker 8: And I don't know, I can't see a face, but
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 2: So wow, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 8: So her little boy came to It's okay, mom. It
Speaker 8: was so comforting. It really was so comforting for Grandma.
Speaker 8: She felt completely at ease with it, and the whole
Speaker 8: family just went okay.
Speaker 3: I think that's the thing about death though, right If
Speaker 3: you if you know that there's like my pop George
Speaker 3: is going to be waiting for me when I pass over, it,
Speaker 3: doesn't that make you feel so much better?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: About leaving? Doesn't that?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's given me goosebumps, that story they'd
Speaker 3: twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: Let's do this.
Speaker 3: Have you been visited by spirit? Yes we're not talking
Speaker 3: Johnny Walker.
Speaker 4: But you which can me very evil?
Speaker 2: All right? Liam from Flag Stuff, Good morning, LIAMB.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 10: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Good? What happened?
Speaker 10: So I'm sixty an hour but in my early forties
Speaker 10: I had a heart attack in past Defay. I was
Speaker 10: brought back to Laford in an operating theater. Whow So
Speaker 10: it was the day before Christmas. I've woke up said
Speaker 10: to my wife, I'm having a heart attack. During an ambulance. Basically,
Speaker 10: maybe fifteen minutes she said, they can't wait. So I
Speaker 10: got in the car and she drove me to the
Speaker 10: hospital and I got out at flenders At drove straight
Speaker 10: up where the ambulance goes. I got out of the
Speaker 10: car and passed out and fell over. They put me
Speaker 10: on a gurney and I died. Me into the hospital.
Speaker 10: I came out of my body and sat on a
Speaker 10: shelf in the top of the emergency ward, and this
Speaker 10: gentleman or lady, I don't know whether it was a
Speaker 10: man or woman and a white outfit came and sat
Speaker 10: next to me. And I'm watching them work on me,
Speaker 10: and he said, you can't come yet. You've got two
Speaker 10: young you've got young kids, you've got three kids. You've
Speaker 10: got to go home. And I said, I'm happy here.
Speaker 10: And then the next thing, I woke up the next
Speaker 10: day and I was in a ward and the nurse
Speaker 10: walked in and said, hi, Lamb, and I called her
Speaker 10: by her name, and she said, how do you know
Speaker 10: my name? And I said, you're in the emergency ward
Speaker 10: working on my last night, and I could see your
Speaker 10: name badge.
Speaker 4: Okay, So how long were you were? You gone for
Speaker 4: five minutes, five.
Speaker 2: Minutes, five minutes? Okay? Liam?
Speaker 3: So can you describe that moment where they sort of
Speaker 3: gave you the option whether you could go towards the
Speaker 3: light and you said you were happy to go, So at.
Speaker 2: That point you were.
Speaker 10: It was never been happier. In fact, when I was
Speaker 10: in the car driving to the hospital, I was in
Speaker 10: so much pain. It was the worst pain I've ever
Speaker 10: had in my life. It felt like someone was taking
Speaker 10: me through the chairs with a like a red hot rod.
Speaker 10: And then when I physically died and I'm sitting on
Speaker 10: the shelf, I've never had a happier, more happier experience.
Speaker 4: In my life.
Speaker 10: And I was happy. And that person sat next to
Speaker 10: me and said, it's not your time. You can't come,
Speaker 10: And I said I want to come. And I said
Speaker 10: you have to go back. Your kids need you, and.
Speaker 4: And that was it.
Speaker 10: Then I woke up the next day. I was in
Speaker 10: a room. I can't remember the nurse's name, but she
Speaker 10: walked in and I called it by her name, and
Speaker 10: she said, how do you know that's my name? And
Speaker 10: I said because I heard them talking in the operating
Speaker 10: videos there. And all I remember is seeing my body
Speaker 10: on a bed o clothes. There was blood everywhere. There
Speaker 10: was needles everywhere. There was nurses and doctors rushing around
Speaker 10: calling certain things, and I'm saying, well, that was okay,
Speaker 10: that wasn't a bad life. I've never been happy.
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 2: So they would you describe it as euphoric? That feeling
Speaker 2: that you had in that moment.
Speaker 10: It was like, you know, going out a rollercoaster ride
Speaker 10: and adrenaline rushing.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Liam, thank you so much for sharing that story.
Speaker 1: That is crazy.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 10: And I'm still alive. I've now, I've got I've got
Speaker 10: eight grandchildren that I wouldn't have had if.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, happy and healthy now, Oh my god, William.
Speaker 2: So you're clearly happy with your choice to stay.
Speaker 10: Then, absolutely happy. But I don't know. All I know
Speaker 10: is that it's not bad on the other.
Speaker 4: Side of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, So don't you don't fear death?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 10: That doesn't concern me at all.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm I could quit radio now. That is the
Speaker 3: most incredible story I've ever heard in my life, Lamb,
Speaker 3: Thank you so much. That's unbelievable.
Speaker 10: Quite regularly see relatives that come and visit as well,
Speaker 10: do you. Yeah, they just popped into the bedroom, walk
Speaker 10: fast down the hall, just look at me and smile.
Speaker 4: See you what, Lamb, might be time for you to
Speaker 4: do a podcast? I reckon on board.
Speaker 2: We don't ever encourage people to do podcasts, are we are?
Speaker 4: Ow I've got I've got the shivers.
Speaker 2: There you go, Lamb, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: I'm just going to go take a cold shower. Okay,
Speaker 4: that is intense, isn't it?
Speaker 6: That is?
Speaker 2: I haven't I just can't even wow.
Speaker 4: Here's what you're waking up to. Adelaide regularly, what's news today?
Speaker 4: Snooze news?
Speaker 2: He's real to.
Speaker 3: Abby normally joined us for this, but she's still on
Speaker 3: the sick list this week.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: A couple of nice stories around Police Commissioner Grant Stevens
Speaker 3: and his wife Emma have welcomed their second grandchild. Her
Speaker 3: name is Annabelle Charlie Treglon, obviously, of course, in honor
Speaker 3: of her uncle, eighteen year old Charlie Stevens, who was
Speaker 3: killed in alleged hit run at Goolwah in November last year.
Speaker 3: And two days earlier, the stephens niece, Abby Price and
Speaker 3: her partner welcome a little boy.
Speaker 2: His name is Dusty.
Speaker 3: Charles, so another nod too cheeky little Charlie. So yeah,
Speaker 3: That's nice, isn't it.
Speaker 2: This is not nice.
Speaker 3: So the boyfriend of tennis superstar Arena Sabalanka has suddenly died.
Speaker 3: So he was in Florida supporting her on the tour
Speaker 3: and apparently had a detached blood clot and dropped dead,
Speaker 3: aged just forty two.
Speaker 4: That's not good at all. No, no, it's all definitely bad.
Speaker 2: But that sound effect.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So he was a former professional hockey player with the
Speaker 3: Belarus national team and played with the Pittsburgh Penguins in
Speaker 3: the NHL. Wow, so forty two years old, proving just
Speaker 3: quickly how things can turn.
Speaker 4: For hockey players.
Speaker 2: Don't say how why would you say that? He's forty two?
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, Oh my god, he's he forty two? Wow,
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh. You don't know. He's a age.
Speaker 2: Series.
Speaker 4: Sounds like a one off, it does forty three Greeks.
Speaker 4: Do you you got past?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, no, no, no, no, you're right. Hang on,
Speaker 2: w's his birthday in? It's twenty four seven? So what's
Speaker 2: that January March.
Speaker 3: July twenty fourth of July forty four Okay, four right,
Speaker 3: I'm good, but that s.
Speaker 4: I Thank goodness. He's through it very scary moment there
Speaker 4: for a second. No, the clear, that's fine, Joe. Can
Speaker 4: we talk about your new favorite AFL team and that's
Speaker 4: a Tasmani Devil. Yes, please, what about that? What's the
Speaker 4: club song going to be like too?
Speaker 3: By the way, Oh, that's a good question. Let me
Speaker 3: let me google famous singers from Tasmania.
Speaker 2: Then we might be able to come up with.
Speaker 4: Something that's anohing. Very good question. I don't think they're
Speaker 4: all produced in terms of solid records.
Speaker 2: I don't think we've got our own serial guys Sebastian
Speaker 2: down there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, watch this space because the Giants club song. Yeah,
Speaker 4: whenever you got a new club song, you're like, my ha,
Speaker 4: is this going to go? Giants is an absolute banger
Speaker 4: of a song. Yeah, right, so watch this space. But also,
Speaker 4: membership is not going to be an issue. What about
Speaker 4: they've already signed up one hundred thousand foundation members.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My brother lives in Lonceston. He sent the figures to
Speaker 2: me already.
Speaker 3: He was like, oh, they said no one would come like, well,
Speaker 3: well the figure suggests otherwise.
Speaker 4: Aaron also in the memberships ten bucks. Sure, So I
Speaker 4: just wonder, I just wonder the only thing that I
Speaker 4: wonder is then when it goes off like that, you
Speaker 4: get straight away one hundred thousand members reckoning the guys.
Speaker 4: They are like, damn much, we should charge me five
Speaker 4: bucks if we've got seventy even we've got eight fifteen bucks.
Speaker 2: No, it would be absolutely minted.
Speaker 4: There you go, Well, there you go.
Speaker 3: It's nice as isn't it. Stop being a Tasmanian devil's naysayer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just around the corn. I can't wait for
Speaker 4: that until they come to the competition in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's all right. It's quite a way though it's
Speaker 2: only four years. It's only four settled down.
Speaker 4: An Olympics build up. Yeah, it's going to be grand
Speaker 4: as well. Jack Briebo's still kicking around by then.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but sure famous Tasmanian singers.
Speaker 4: Jeez, not even Google's going to help you out there.
Speaker 4: Nine minutes past six. Coming up next, Jody's going to
Speaker 4: drop the first question of the six fifteen Benny Machine quiz.
Speaker 4: It will not be name a famous singer from Tasmania.
Speaker 2: It's called Wombat.
Speaker 4: The Wombat's a wombat just swam bat. Yeah, he didn't
Speaker 4: quite make it to the Mainland iddy. He was big
Speaker 4: in them South parts six fifteen Benny Machine quiz neck.
Speaker 4: We've had a really nice, RESTful, peaceful night. I like
Speaker 4: to try and get seven hours in Joe's that's so
Speaker 4: unrealistic sometimes.
Speaker 2: Well for us that's nine to four, isn't it. So
Speaker 2: that's not too bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just if you toss and turn. If you've
Speaker 4: got a five month old at home as well, you
Speaker 4: keep yap because he's on sort of forty five minute blocks.
Speaker 4: It's just not going to work.
Speaker 2: When is this winge going to end?
Speaker 4: It's my personal winch and I don't really have to
Speaker 4: do anything. My poor wife is such a zombie at
Speaker 4: the moments pushing through it. Oh no, all about this.
Speaker 4: Your sleep position is very very important as well. People
Speaker 4: who sleep on their stomachs are more prone to various
Speaker 4: health issues, and one of the biggest complaints among people
Speaker 4: who sleep on the front is lower back pain. Stomach
Speaker 4: sleeping can also make it more difficult to breathe. Additionally,
Speaker 4: sleeping on stomach can put stress on your heart, and
Speaker 4: it can cause migraines, pinch nerves, and other neurological issues.
Speaker 4: As a result of sleeping with a twisted neck, and
Speaker 4: maybe more importantly, it can even lead to more facial wrinkles.
Speaker 2: Oh no, all those other things I glossed over and
Speaker 2: when Oh that's fine.
Speaker 4: Wrinkles because of the way the position faces your head
Speaker 4: on the pillow.
Speaker 2: Yeah right.
Speaker 4: How do you sleep at night?
Speaker 2: I'm on my tummy.
Speaker 4: Ah, that's exactly what I thought. I'll wriggle face my gee.
Speaker 4: Well you look like you've got the face of a
Speaker 4: twenty five year old. But you sleep on your stomach? Yes,
Speaker 4: I do. How do you even do that?
Speaker 3: I don't know. That's the only way I can get comfortable.
Speaker 3: And I remember going to the physio once to complain
Speaker 3: about lower back issues. Is like, you sleep on your stomach,
Speaker 3: don't you. I was like, yes, he goes, Please stop
Speaker 3: doing that.
Speaker 4: I grow up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're you're not a six month old baby.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's what you toss. Sorry, no more milk from
Speaker 4: the bottle for.
Speaker 2: You anymore, and give up that dummy.
Speaker 3: Thanks for.
Speaker 4: You're in your four years for goodness sake, producer, Emily,
Speaker 4: How do you sleep your what's your go to position
Speaker 4: at the moment? It's I do.
Speaker 6: I am sleeping on my side, but for a long time.
Speaker 6: I fall asleep easily on my back, but I have
Speaker 6: to have a caveat for that because I have to
Speaker 6: have the quilt tucked up under one hip and then
Speaker 6: on the other side, I have a pillow tucked up
Speaker 6: underneath one of my legs, so I'm not flat on
Speaker 6: my back. You like a vampire.
Speaker 3: You're a lot.
Speaker 6: I am lot.
Speaker 2: You're a lot to deal with.
Speaker 4: I know you can picture em as well. You just
Speaker 4: sleeping on my back in her coffin, and what comes
Speaker 4: with that is just the most epic snoring of all
Speaker 4: the time. Would be delight to sleep.
Speaker 6: That actually sounds like Michael, So that's interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, there you go. I need to make some changes. Thanks,
Speaker 4: all right, Yeah, just do what I did? Sleep standing
Speaker 4: up there? It is speaking. I have a lat As
Speaker 4: day for a day cafe. Should we open it up next?
Speaker 9: Why not?
Speaker 4: The first time?
Speaker 2: I had no choice?
Speaker 1: What the fork?
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Speaker 2: These are the little things in life that you look at.
Speaker 2: You know what the fork is that about?
Speaker 3: And we do want you to get involved because Basically
Speaker 3: it was born out of the fact that no forks
Speaker 3: in any workplace kitchen ever, where do they go?
Speaker 2: It's up there with your socks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we worked out in this particular workplace. They go
Speaker 4: to Abbey's house.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So Abby is arresting and recovering. She's sick. At the moment,
Speaker 4: we can only imagine she's just lying there in a
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Speaker 2: Better forces, that's what she's doing.
Speaker 3: Yes, so please get involved thirteen twenty four ten as
Speaker 3: well your marketplace horror stories, because you know someone who's
Speaker 3: been very active on marketplace.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's not expose it, but let's call a Cara
Speaker 4: or okay again, maybe two o us. That's called it
Speaker 4: Missus Hayes. Okay, so Missus Hayes very very active on Facebook,
Speaker 4: marketplace and more so, she's not trying to aggressively make money.
Speaker 4: It's just if there's something lying around, I'm like, chuck
Speaker 4: it out. Yeah, versus cars, We'll just put it on
Speaker 4: Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or I mean you could donate, Like at the moment,
Speaker 3: we've got a single bed frame and you can't donate
Speaker 3: those they're not allowed to take them.
Speaker 2: So reluctantly we put it on Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 4: Don't think give stuff away for free?
Speaker 3: Yeah no, can you give it away free? Okay, well
Speaker 3: maybe that sounds state. We charged fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: Of course you did, which we thought was pretty cheap
Speaker 2: for an entire anyway.
Speaker 4: And sometimes it works the other way. I mean, people
Speaker 4: try to turn up to our house and pick up
Speaker 4: some stuff, and they see things that they can never forget,
Speaker 4: like what happened a few weeks ago. This poor old
Speaker 4: lady was picking up some dog clothes. Thanks Tar for
Speaker 4: the dog clothes. Thank you for the dog clothes. Thank
Speaker 4: that'll take the leader.
Speaker 10: Front door, open.
Speaker 4: Front door, open your camera. They captured. That's incredibly awkward
Speaker 4: exchange with a beautiful old lady. Saw me completely naked,
Speaker 4: completely nut.
Speaker 2: You're not in good neck? Is it done? Fish for compliments?
Speaker 4: I'm not going to tell you that everything was against
Speaker 4: me that day, easy some of that. So recently Car
Speaker 4: has exchanged goods with a lady. I'm not sure where
Speaker 4: she was exactly from, but inside it was a bunch
Speaker 4: of clothes at Car had given away. It's probably worth
Speaker 4: around about three hundred fifty dollars. Yeah, and she charges
Speaker 4: the lady about forty dollars. She said, heads up, one
Speaker 4: of the items of clothing has a bit of a
Speaker 4: stain on it. Okay, but just so you know that's
Speaker 4: what's coming. Yeah, but three of the other items still
Speaker 4: had tags on it completely new.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: So basically in exchange, the lady gave the money and
Speaker 4: took the clothes home and then left the review along
Speaker 4: the lines of all of the clothes stained. This is
Speaker 4: not what I was hoping for. One star.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: She didn't bother which didn't bother the car in terms
Speaker 4: of the start, it's more so the fact that it's
Speaker 4: it's a genuine life.
Speaker 2: But didn't she contact her and she was like, well,
Speaker 2: I'm happy to come around and give you a refund.
Speaker 4: So here, Well, obviously given that you don't want a
Speaker 4: refund now no response to what she said, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't leave your review like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: It's on the internet your reviews.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: So what we've sort of probably worked out is this
Speaker 4: particular is one of those people who probably goes to
Speaker 4: a restaurant and has a really nice meal but then
Speaker 4: still complains about it beautiful free.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to leave an aggressive review, that's like the worst
Speaker 2: restaurant we've haven't been to and I need my money back.
Speaker 4: So I go, is this a normal thing on Facebook? Marketplace?
Speaker 4: And did these horror stories exist?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think they do, absolutely, you hear them all
Speaker 2: the time. So let's go to Kate. What happened on marketplace?
Speaker 5: Kate Hallo, Yeah, somilar to your story. I was selling
Speaker 5: a whole heap of like thorns onesie. There's this really
Speaker 5: big Mum's Yeah, Mum's group like that do that sort
Speaker 5: of thing in Adelaide. But yeah, I was seeing them
Speaker 5: really cheap. I think it was like twenty dollars for
Speaker 5: over ten onesies. Some were like brand new, And I
Speaker 5: did give the woman a heads up that a few
Speaker 5: of them had like stn since you said that was fine.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeahs to another woman. But this woman was
Speaker 5: like aggressively messaging me, saying that I can be there
Speaker 5: in like five minutes. I'll come. Oh, I want them first,
Speaker 5: like there's a particular one that I really want.
Speaker 4: It's yeah.
Speaker 5: So she basically I felt quite bad and I was like, okay,
Speaker 5: I'll just I'll just sell them to her. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: pretty much, yeah, she came and she sort of said, oh,
Speaker 5: what did you say to the other woman, and I
Speaker 5: was like, it was really really odd, and then basically
Speaker 5: I don't know half now later she got I got
Speaker 5: she must have got home and she sent me message saying,
Speaker 5: oh there was more than one that had like a staining,
Speaker 5: and I want my money back. And I said, yeah, sure,
Speaker 5: that's fine.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But then sort of a family event incidant happened, so
Speaker 5: I didn't respond to her, like within I think it
Speaker 5: might have been like twelve hours or something. I'm a
Speaker 5: teacher and she must have seen that I was a teacher,
Speaker 5: and she said she was as well. She said, being
Speaker 5: a teacher, I thought you would have better morals, like
Speaker 5: oh it's so weird. Yeah yeah, And I was just
Speaker 5: like okay, yeah, block, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I think you dealt with that appropriately because it was.
Speaker 3: I could, but it was just so weird.
Speaker 2: It just makes you want to leave stuff out the
Speaker 2: front and not have any interaction with it.
Speaker 11: I do now, yeah most of the time.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And make sure your husband's not getting naked when
Speaker 3: they come around to get this. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also selling onesies and all sorts of men who I've
Speaker 4: got some old onies. Who wants to buy some my
Speaker 4: old onies? No one, very not surprising that's.
Speaker 2: Cute that you'd like to tell everyone that you actually
Speaker 2: wear ondies.
Speaker 9: Jelly flying through the bellie singing nearly Thelli.
Speaker 4: Please welcome to the show, Josh Shelley. There is Josh
Speaker 4: for Shelley.
Speaker 1: Welcome, good morning guys.
Speaker 2: Thanks having me morning. Bad news for you as you're
Speaker 2: on board all season with us, not.
Speaker 1: Bad news that I'm very looking forward to it.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 3: Okay, what we have to do with you first and
Speaker 3: foremost is do a little getting to know you segment
Speaker 3: that we like to do with our players.
Speaker 2: Did one with Dan Houston the other day. His answers
Speaker 2: were very good. No pressure on you. Are you good
Speaker 2: to go?
Speaker 4: Yeah? A bit of a quick fire sixty second goes
Speaker 4: straight into the core and the heart and soul of
Speaker 4: Joshua Shelley. That's it already, because I don't know if
Speaker 4: you know this, Josh, JODI's actually an award winning journalist.
Speaker 4: I'm not a one, so she'll get some honesty.
Speaker 3: Out of me.
Speaker 4: Worry about that.
Speaker 2: I'm a journalist barely and I've never won a single award.
Speaker 4: So there we go, all right, Here we go straight
Speaker 4: to it, all right, Joshua.
Speaker 3: Shelley filthiest roommate out of Jake's Lego and Luke Nang Curvis.
Speaker 1: Definitely Luke Nane Curvis, who loves.
Speaker 2: A shirtless selfie the most at the club.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go Luke Teddler.
Speaker 2: Okay, explain me in Babet's celebration.
Speaker 1: In celebration, saw it in a soccer game and thought
Speaker 1: I'd just whip it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, are we going to see use me very much?
Speaker 3: Do that?
Speaker 2: On that note, girlfriend or single and ready to mingle?
Speaker 1: I have a girlfriend?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Describe your dress sense dress.
Speaker 1: Sense, love wearing Nike, love wearing baggy clothes, and love
Speaker 1: the color black.
Speaker 3: Favorite team outside the Crows Carlton Okay, favorite pump pumps
Speaker 3: pump up song before a game.
Speaker 1: I'd have to go my goal song Rocky Boxes or
Speaker 1: briefs Boxes Boxes.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Final question, were you guys at dream World, SeaWorld or
Speaker 3: wett and World for the first three quarters against the
Speaker 3: Gold Coast?
Speaker 1: Definitely went because.
Speaker 4: Oh well done, done, made it so good to have
Speaker 4: you on board. Just on that as well, I mean
Speaker 4: a game like that, do you felt like if there
Speaker 4: was an extra two minutes against Gold Coast you could
Speaker 4: have pulled it off? In particularly your form and last
Speaker 4: quarter was outstanding. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: It was definitely a hard one, especially when we've got
Speaker 1: a couple of goals. I kicked that one on the
Speaker 1: third quarter siren and it did give us a little
Speaker 1: bit of momentum, which is weird because the first half
Speaker 1: we just could not lock it in inside fifty and
Speaker 1: we felt like every time we'll go on inside fifty
Speaker 1: just rebound straight back. So the positive note is we
Speaker 1: played pretty poorly for three quarters and taining to lose
Speaker 1: by a goal, but definitely lets to improve on.
Speaker 3: I mean, did they play well or you just you
Speaker 3: guys just weren't I don't know, ready to go early on.
Speaker 1: I think in the way their skills were a lot
Speaker 1: better than us. They excue the fundamentals so much better,
Speaker 1: and I think they adapted the conditions definitely better than us.
Speaker 4: I'll say as well, because I don't want to put
Speaker 4: Josh in a hertspot, but textless crows. That's tough, isn't
Speaker 4: It's in.
Speaker 1: It's a hard one. He trained yesterday, trained really good,
Speaker 1: so I think it'll just be in his hands down
Speaker 1: if he feels like he's ready, ready to play.
Speaker 4: Come on, text Okay, I think it's give you read
Speaker 4: the Cats, I hope.
Speaker 1: So we've been looking back on when we played the
Speaker 1: Cats round one, I think twenty twenty one year before me.
Speaker 1: So we went favorites to win it all and we
Speaker 1: come out with it with a great win. So hopefully
Speaker 1: we can replicate that.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you, Josh, what do you think about
Speaker 3: a man or a sports reporter who's involved in heavily
Speaker 3: in the Advertiser footy tipping competition and back the Crows
Speaker 3: and then when he found out text wasn't playing, flipped
Speaker 3: it on its head and where the Gold Coast thoughts
Speaker 3: on that sort of level of corruption.
Speaker 1: It's pretty corrapt. You'd tell he's pretty fast.
Speaker 4: That's very what Unfortunately for the absolutely correct.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what would have been nice not having texts.
Speaker 3: Apparently he's a massive pest around the club, so it
Speaker 3: would have been nice to have a bit of respite
Speaker 3: for a couple of days.
Speaker 1: It was great. He wasn't in the gym at all
Speaker 1: all weeks, so we typically train in the gym just
Speaker 1: with the forwards, and for the first time ever, it
Speaker 1: was so quiet and relaxing, get so peaceful.
Speaker 2: Why is he so immature.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think because now he's got kids,
Speaker 1: he's got to be im mature back home, so when
Speaker 1: he comes into the club, it's his playground to muck around.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I love that. Most guys mature when they
Speaker 4: get kids. He's got some toddlers now, and he's most
Speaker 4: guys like grow up.
Speaker 2: They have to be parents now, not text He's gone
Speaker 2: the other way.
Speaker 4: Hey, Josh, appreciate your time.
Speaker 9: Mate.
Speaker 4: We can do this every fortnight, so we love having
Speaker 4: you on board.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks having guys soon.
Speaker 2: I look forward to some of the celebrations during the
Speaker 2: year after that.
Speaker 4: Goodness me, I'm shooting in now.
Speaker 2: If you weren't a Crows.
Speaker 3: Fan before, well you were down to the pointy end
Speaker 3: of maths Now Eden, Harper and Jayden they are the
Speaker 3: couple that absolutely everybody is talking about.
Speaker 4: Are they going to have a happy ending? That's the
Speaker 4: big question.
Speaker 2: Andrew Haes, please put your hands together for eating Harper.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, good.
Speaker 3: Morning, Aiden, Hi guys, thanks so much for having me
Speaker 3: joining us from the sunny Gold coast where we were
Speaker 3: just saying anything goes, doesn't it.
Speaker 4: Eden?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you can get away with a lot up here.
Speaker 11: People don't wear very much clothes, and it's hot and
Speaker 11: funny all year round.
Speaker 3: Probably get away with things you mightn't get away with,
Speaker 3: like down here in Adelaide, like just wearing a bikini
Speaker 3: to the supermarket, et cetera.
Speaker 11: I don't know shoes anyway, I'm barefoot all the time.
Speaker 4: I'm like, who if I become you know, I get
Speaker 4: severely judged down here for sometimes just sort of for everything,
Speaker 4: any sort of twenty one degrees, just trying to get
Speaker 4: the shirt out just to soak up some of that
Speaker 4: beautiful vitamin day. But it sounds like Gold Coast place.
Speaker 2: That's where you should be, man exactly.
Speaker 11: I think if I went to food Land in Adelaide barefoot,
Speaker 11: I would get some serious looks from around the place.
Speaker 11: But most people down here aren't wearing shoes.
Speaker 4: You went to Frouville food Land, I.
Speaker 11: Reckon, Yeah you would, you would?
Speaker 10: I get reported Eden.
Speaker 3: How's everything going when you saw you had the home visits?
Speaker 3: You missed the plane? Oh?
Speaker 7: Drama?
Speaker 2: Drama? Drama? Were was going okay with Janen?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 11: This week on the experiment was hard work for us. Yeah,
Speaker 11: we were bickering pretty well NonStop. But yeah, it was
Speaker 11: definitely difficult, and I did miss the plane. I made
Speaker 11: some very poor time management. Sitiess that morning. I wasn't
Speaker 11: I wasn't running away because of anything we said had happened.
Speaker 11: He knew exactly where I was. I went into the city.
Speaker 11: It was over the pettiest things. I went into the
Speaker 11: city just to run into a few shops and get
Speaker 11: my nails done, and then I got caught in the
Speaker 11: most epic traffic coming home. I guess I'm used to Adelaide,
Speaker 11: where there's no traffic. So yeah, it was about nine
Speaker 11: am where I was getting the uber home Worre ninet
Speaker 11: thirty or something, and that that's like prime Sydney traffic.
Speaker 11: And it took me so long to get back to
Speaker 11: the apartment that I missed the flight. So I said
Speaker 11: to just go without me. I don't want to make
Speaker 11: everyone book a new fly, and I'll just I'll just
Speaker 11: book my own. And I got one again two hours later.
Speaker 11: But I was keeping him up to date the whole time.
Speaker 11: But I don't know what he was talking about.
Speaker 4: Hey, Aiden, let's talk about the home visits, and in particular,
Speaker 4: let's not better around the boosh. Your dad Phil is
Speaker 4: he's a high profile in this town, and what he
Speaker 4: has a reputation for is being a very very lovely bloke.
Speaker 4: And how did it go with your significant other?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 11: Look, Dad and Jayden really really got along. Like, as
Speaker 11: you guys know, Dad works in sport, so he I
Speaker 11: think if you can, if anyone can talk to him
Speaker 11: about sport, you're in his good books. So what they
Speaker 11: obviously don't play because it'll probably be terrible television, but
Speaker 11: Dad is asking him a million questions like when you
Speaker 11: got a training what do you actually do as his boss?
Speaker 11: Like how often do you do ads? How often did
Speaker 11: you train this? How often do you live weight? Like
Speaker 11: they really really hit it off and had a really
Speaker 11: good time. And Dad's now met bitch a few times
Speaker 11: as well by this point in the show, so they
Speaker 11: got along too. But it was the first time the
Speaker 11: parents were all meet and they all got along amazingly.
Speaker 11: And yeah, Dad and Michael had a few beers together
Speaker 11: and it was actually really successful. So it was Yeah,
Speaker 11: it looked a little bit different on the TV last night.
Speaker 2: And Eden, has the experience been what you thought? Has
Speaker 2: it been different?
Speaker 3: Did you go into this with eyes wide open knowing
Speaker 3: what can happen in these situations.
Speaker 11: Look, I watched the last season of Math. That's the
Speaker 11: first season I've ever watched. I've obviously heard a bunch
Speaker 11: of stories about the show, and I think after watching
Speaker 11: last season, I thought, oh, I know what's going on here.
Speaker 11: I can handle this, like I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 11: But honestly, it's hard work and it just takes turns
Speaker 11: that you don't expect. And I think the thing that
Speaker 11: I found the hardest is I'm someone who likes to
Speaker 11: really be organized and have my stuff together and know
Speaker 11: what I'm doing and where I'm going, and everything's kind
Speaker 11: of sprung on you at the last minute. So it's
Speaker 11: like the night before and I don't know what time
Speaker 11: I have to be up in the morning, what time
Speaker 11: I need to be ready, what time, like, what I'm doing,
Speaker 11: where I'm going, like, you know nothing. So I really
Speaker 11: struggled with that. It made me panicle. I'm like, what
Speaker 11: do I wear? Where am I going?
Speaker 8: Like? What?
Speaker 1: Marda?
Speaker 11: What took my alarm?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Have I got time to get my nails done?
Speaker 3: No? You don't eat an you absolutely time. Well, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for chatting with us. We do hope
Speaker 3: this pans out for the two of you. It's been
Speaker 3: a bit of a dream so far. A couple of
Speaker 3: hiccups this week, but I don't know who knows where
Speaker 3: this show is going to take you.
Speaker 2: But yeah, thanks so much for having a chat.
Speaker 11: Yeah, definitely keep watching. There's a lot more to come.
Speaker 4: But we're going back in time on this Daisy in again.
Speaker 4: I'm a Wednesday turn around. What's that? Real? Sharp?
Speaker 9: Prick?
Speaker 4: Isn't It's a hot injection of knowledge? Kickstart you're working week?
Speaker 2: Oh that kind of felt sharp and nice. Okay, donate it.
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Speaker 4: Day twenty to March. Let's go back to nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 4: Alex Mitchell, who was a fifty year old English brick layer,
Speaker 4: literally died laughing while watching an episode of the Goodies.
Speaker 2: He is amazing and so immature.
Speaker 4: That's how you want to get out? Oh yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 4: how you want to exit.
Speaker 2: Oh it's like that expression, you'll die laughing. Yeah he did.
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