Speaker 1: Get me the morning every day.
Speaker 2: I need you to straighten up for me and be
Speaker 2: on your best behavior because this is quite possibly the
Speaker 2: most important guest that we've ever had on the Johnny
Speaker 2: and Hazy Show. Jason Francs very very Jason, I know
Speaker 2: you never thought it was possible. Please say a very
Speaker 2: good morning to our Prime Minister, mister Anthony Albanezi.
Speaker 3: How are you, good morning, love, very well, thanks for
Speaker 3: having me on the program.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for coming to South Australia and doing
Speaker 2: all things. The North South Corridor.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a fantastic announcement, yes say with the Premier
Speaker 3: Peter mallanaskus fifteen point four billion dollar projects South Australia's
Speaker 3: biggest ever infrastructure project to finally complete the North South Corridor.
Speaker 3: So it will be a fantastic project. It'll boost jobs,
Speaker 3: it will take away twenty one steps of traffic light. Oh,
Speaker 3: it will make their journey north South forty minutes shorter.
Speaker 3: So if you take forty minutes of people's travel time,
Speaker 3: you're boosting productivity and of course also you're boosting road safety.
Speaker 2: Well, Prime Minister, we've come a very long way. Because
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if you're aware, but for a very
Speaker 2: long time down south we had a one way freeway.
Speaker 3: I am certainly aware.
Speaker 2: I've long wondered who was in that meeting that signed
Speaker 2: off on that one way freeway? Can you confirm or
Speaker 2: deny that you were actually part of that committee said yes,
Speaker 2: let's go for it.
Speaker 3: I certainly wasn't there, And it was a it was
Speaker 3: a source of a good trivia with I've got to say,
Speaker 3: you know, where is there a one way freeway then
Speaker 3: turns around the opposite way in the afternoon.
Speaker 4: Else on this planet?
Speaker 3: Pretty unique?
Speaker 5: So that is unique, and probably more unique is our
Speaker 5: new national hero, and that is Reagan taking breaking to
Speaker 5: the next level. Your immediate thoughts on our newest hero
Speaker 5: that she had a.
Speaker 3: Crack and the Olympics is all about participation in having
Speaker 3: a go, doing your best and representing your country, and
Speaker 3: she did all of that. So I think some of
Speaker 3: the criticism that's she's there's been a bit of a pylon,
Speaker 3: which I think is really unfair. You know, I just think,
Speaker 3: you know, good honor for having a go and wearing
Speaker 3: a trackie while you're doing it. I mean, how Austrayan
Speaker 3: is that?
Speaker 2: Wow? Yes, it was long associated with former prime ministers.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever seen you going out for
Speaker 2: a morning walk in your full green and gold trackie.
Speaker 3: Though, no, no, no one wants to see.
Speaker 5: That different, different party and that was the John Howard
Speaker 5: era and now you've progressed and gone in a different
Speaker 5: direction and that's fine.
Speaker 3: It's also a bit cold for really early for you
Speaker 3: boked in Canberra. I've got to say during winter, but
Speaker 3: I may. I do like to get fit when I can,
Speaker 3: and I walked the dog around around Canberra here. And
Speaker 3: the sad thing about that is that evone says Ilo,
Speaker 3: who Toto because they all know her and they just
Speaker 3: sort of ignoremal. Really, you know, that's the Australian way.
Speaker 3: That's the great thing about canber. No one worries about
Speaker 3: seeing the PM.
Speaker 6: There he is.
Speaker 5: That's the great level. Or isn't it just to make
Speaker 5: sure that your feets day grounded. Hey we're talking of
Speaker 5: fair Prime Minister about the idea. We're fascinated by just
Speaker 5: how incredibly our athletes have performed over Paris. Do you
Speaker 5: send texts or in any situation, do you send text
Speaker 5: to athletes.
Speaker 4: After they've won a gold medal or won a grand final.
Speaker 3: I do send some messages that I had FaceTime with
Speaker 3: the athletes the other day who finished their courses. Are
Speaker 3: in some cases a couple of boxes who were about
Speaker 3: to compete in their semi finals, so they hadn't finished yet,
Speaker 3: but we had a really good chat and a shout out,
Speaker 3: and I'm so looking forward to welcoming them home at
Speaker 3: seven am on Wednesday they get back to Sydney, some
Speaker 3: of them will hang about and I suspect have some
Speaker 3: fun in Europe, which is most deserved after their efforts.
Speaker 3: But it's been pretty extraordinary. They've done us proud pride,
Speaker 3: and they have brought us joy and excitement. But I
Speaker 3: think Australians have been invested in it as well and
Speaker 3: it has been really uplifting for the whole nation.
Speaker 2: We were very invested in Jess Trengo winning the marathon
Speaker 2: halfway through. Don't worry, she's a good South Australian girl
Speaker 2: and we love her. Prime Minister, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for your time this morning. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Thank you have a lovely day you.
Speaker 2: Too, and say hi to Toto for us.
Speaker 3: Well do.
Speaker 4: Let's get down, ladies, Jenny, girls, to your hairs in the.
Speaker 5: What a weeknd it was for the Games, but in
Speaker 5: particular and new favorite national hero Reagun.
Speaker 4: Rachel gun who knew that breaking was even a sport.
Speaker 2: Who sat there and went, you know what this we
Speaker 2: need to put this on the Olympic stage, that this
Speaker 2: is my whole thing.
Speaker 4: That's a good question.
Speaker 2: Because even the final I was like, what is this?
Speaker 4: If you're just catching up?
Speaker 5: So Rachel Gunn represented us with distinction at the Games
Speaker 5: in Paris for breaking, which is the newest Olympic sport.
Speaker 4: It is break dancing. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: If you're hearing that for the first time, it is
Speaker 5: an Olympic sport, it really really boggles the mind.
Speaker 4: She crashed out really really early. I don't think she
Speaker 4: scored a single point.
Speaker 2: No, does it not belong in a car park on
Speaker 2: a video film clip? You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Spot on maybe with the bomb funk mcs who knows
Speaker 5: she is.
Speaker 4: Big mac meal. Thanks.
Speaker 2: Can I just be Devil's advocate and say I feel
Speaker 2: really sorry that this woman Now she's the butt of
Speaker 2: worldlikee Jakes.
Speaker 4: I feel sorry for as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's the just fodder for the internet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I see, I absolutely do you know, I think
Speaker 5: she was hunging out the dry one with the uniform.
Speaker 4: Oh the uniform wasn't cool at all.
Speaker 2: It was Calvin Kewsback.
Speaker 4: Was bowling lawn bowls.
Speaker 2: Yeah she did, rather than style cricket.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absactly. You got some strong thoughts on this.
Speaker 7: Okay, to an extent, yes, I feel sorry for her
Speaker 7: because you never know. You never like if you woke
Speaker 7: up and all of a sudden, there's memes across the
Speaker 7: it's not only the country but across the world, like
Speaker 7: this has gone to every corner of the globe. Right
Speaker 7: on the other side of that, she had to qualify
Speaker 7: to get in there, and she came out afterwards and
Speaker 7: she said, oh, I knew I was never gonna win.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to bring some unique movesh blah. It's
Speaker 7: the Olympic Games. Do you not go to the Olympics
Speaker 7: to try and win and do your best. It's not
Speaker 7: a mockery. It's not a oh just go there and
Speaker 7: spounce around like a kangaroo like I just And then
Speaker 7: Animes came out and not to I get it, the
Speaker 7: hate and the alo hate, but the means and all
Speaker 7: of that is she's going to have a really hard time,
Speaker 7: I think moving forward. But Animes came out and basically said,
Speaker 7: you know, how dare people do this to a woman,
Speaker 7: and it was she sort of made it about gender,
Speaker 7: and all of the comments and everyone I've spoken to goes,
Speaker 7: it's not about gender. If a man got up there
Speaker 7: and did that, everyone would have had the same reaction.
Speaker 5: Give you was a man, probably would be worse because
Speaker 5: she's got rhythms than most men.
Speaker 7: That The kid who then got up, the sixteen year
Speaker 7: old who then got up and went after her, he
Speaker 7: was amazing. He was absolutely incredible, And for us to say,
Speaker 7: I would love, I would love to put the call
Speaker 7: out there. Surely we've got women across the country who
Speaker 7: can break dance, who can do it properly and Regan,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry to say that, but just yet me.
Speaker 2: Wasn't she our number one breakdown? Apparently she was the.
Speaker 7: Number one, and she was the best, But jumping around
Speaker 7: like a kangaroo, I don't think is our best?
Speaker 2: Is what we could have put forward.
Speaker 5: Do you know what though, Joe's and you brought it
Speaker 5: up before, but the betudo advocate had they summarized it.
Speaker 2: The buttudo advocate, who never ever seems to miss just
Speaker 2: said Australia not ready for new sick moves and.
Speaker 5: Sums up beautiful Because racking my brain, I can't tell
Speaker 5: you my top five Assie freestyles.
Speaker 4: I just can't.
Speaker 7: One of the Channel I think it was one of
Speaker 7: the Channel seven news reporters when and saw her, she
Speaker 7: was walking around the city and they he went up
Speaker 7: and tried to speak to her, and she didn't want
Speaker 7: to talk. She got her phone out pretend to be
Speaker 7: on the phone.
Speaker 2: But when he made a comment.
Speaker 7: But he made a comment, he said that the husband
Speaker 7: who was it's her husband and also her coach.
Speaker 2: Ah, if you're if you.
Speaker 7: Said to greg hey, I want to do breakdowncing at
Speaker 7: the Olympics, and he said, I'm going to coach you
Speaker 7: and you.
Speaker 2: Put together what she put together?
Speaker 7: Would you not expecting to turn around and go hang
Speaker 7: on a second, babe. I know that you're really passionate
Speaker 7: about this, but I don't think we're going to be
Speaker 7: good enough.
Speaker 4: There's something in that.
Speaker 2: There's something you do not underestimate. Gregory, who's just been
Speaker 2: a two whole days at a kid's troop dance competition
Speaker 2: and at one point turned to me and went, well,
Speaker 2: I don't like tap.
Speaker 4: Good enough.
Speaker 5: There's definitely something in that not happening at twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: It's already Ben said it's not going to the LA Olympics.
Speaker 5: But guess what's happening in twenty thirty two. Not sure,
Speaker 5: but if it does, Jody Yotti is going to enter
Speaker 5: coached by Gregody.
Speaker 4: Where it is?
Speaker 2: You hear this? God help me? Best Dozzy tracksuit? Guys.
Speaker 5: Hey, we're gonna speak to the Prime Minister very soon.
Speaker 5: We'll get his thoughts on this because this is a
Speaker 5: national headline. Yes it is, and no doubt he will
Speaker 5: go into bat from Maybe we'll just have to ask
Speaker 5: the Prime Minister about some.
Speaker 4: Of his sick moves back in the day.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about Australia's new national hero girlhead You can
Speaker 5: picture it, can't you. Rachel Gunn aka Reagan raygun Pool
Speaker 5: knows mo particular the hopping kangaroo. That's what really wow
Speaker 5: the judges and oh wow, I mean it disgusted them.
Speaker 2: Not a single point she received on no and according
Speaker 2: to producers, there were some signs in the qualifiers if
Speaker 2: you've seen the videos of her qualification for the Olympic Games.
Speaker 4: But that's our best. She's the best that we've got.
Speaker 5: We spoke to the Prime Minister just before us in
Speaker 5: the Albanize and he said, quite rightfully, good on her
Speaker 5: for having a crack.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, but it can be difficult when twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four Paris was your moment to shine on the breakdancing
Speaker 2: stage and it all went horrendously pear shaped.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they get one shot sometimes one shot to really
Speaker 5: really make it in this life, and you feel like
Speaker 5: there's a lot of situations for athletes you built up
Speaker 5: for four years, and you just sort of wonder if
Speaker 5: our girl Raygun was responsible for breaking not making it
Speaker 5: to twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hope not La have gone. We won't be doing that
Speaker 2: when your moment on stage goes horribly wrong. That's the
Speaker 2: thing we want to talk about on thirteen twenty four
Speaker 2: to ten this morning, because I over the weekend had
Speaker 2: a bit of an incident.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, here you go.
Speaker 2: So let me preface this by saying, I am not
Speaker 2: I repeat, I am not a dance mum. Hats off
Speaker 2: to them because that in itself should be an Olympic sport.
Speaker 5: A second, do you go to these little dance competitions
Speaker 5: with your daughter. Guess what, No, you're a dance I'm not.
Speaker 2: The traditional dance mum. Off the show where you get
Speaker 2: so heavily invested.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I've heard you shouting at the kids before, fighting
Speaker 5: with the other mums over the top, competitive lathering makeup
Speaker 5: on the youngsters.
Speaker 2: Anyway, hazy. Sometimes you have no choice but to enter
Speaker 2: the dance bunker, which I did in a two today
Speaker 2: a troop competition. Is that it was literally hell, I'm
Speaker 2: not kidding. It was an underground bunker below the stage
Speaker 2: on the weekend, so I spent a lot of time
Speaker 2: down there. And the thing is, in between dances, you've
Speaker 2: probably got sometimes two three songs to get tights off,
Speaker 2: to get leotard's off, to get them into their new costume.
Speaker 2: I'm terrible at it, particularly under pressure. So the first
Speaker 2: act that I had to prepare my eleven year old
Speaker 2: was a beautiful number called gang Man Style, one.
Speaker 4: Of those iconic songs of this generation.
Speaker 2: She had about four minutes to prepare to gang Man stuff.
Speaker 2: She's I'm rippling through her dance bag trying to get
Speaker 2: her change, and I'm like, where's your bow time, mate,
Speaker 2: where's your bow tie and she's gone, well, I didn't
Speaker 2: have a bow tie rehearsal, so I don't have a
Speaker 2: bow tie. So then we had to go to the
Speaker 2: head of the dance company and say, can you hastily
Speaker 2: fasten together a bow tie, which they cut some ribbon,
Speaker 2: got a thing a safety bin and pinned on her.
Speaker 2: So that was the first one. The second one of
Speaker 2: my dance mum failure she had a hat. She had
Speaker 2: a hat for this little like old year old school
Speaker 2: song and dance number that they had to and she
Speaker 2: had a hat and she goes, Mum, you need to
Speaker 2: pin that on, and I'm like, mate, it's a full
Speaker 2: on a hat. There's no way I can pin that
Speaker 2: to your head. And so again we had to go
Speaker 2: to the head of the dance score and say, well,
Speaker 2: how do I pin this? And they're like, where's the
Speaker 2: elastic for the hat? Where is the elastic? So they're
Speaker 2: sewing on the elastic for the hat, and I'm sitting
Speaker 2: in the audience going I'm the worst of this. I'm
Speaker 2: so bad. But as the song and dance number is unfolding, folding,
Speaker 2: I'm just watching this hat slowly but surely creep to
Speaker 2: the back of her head. The other.
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna say that my mother, Sheryl Smith, would
Speaker 7: be very angry with shit.
Speaker 2: I think all the other mums were angry with me
Speaker 2: because I'm not doing my job properly. One of them
Speaker 2: text me from the audience and went, oh my god,
Speaker 2: her hat. I'm vomiting in my mouth. Two things that
Speaker 2: you're terrified of as a dance mummy is the bun
Speaker 2: falling out, because the bun's very important, and the hat
Speaker 2: sliding off the head, and well, oh and not having
Speaker 2: a damn boat tie go alo. Three.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even your daughter's fault. It was your fault.
Speaker 5: So thirteen twenty fourteen, when did you stuff up on
Speaker 5: the big stage? You're responsible for your daughter stuffing up
Speaker 5: on the big stars.
Speaker 2: She didn't stuff up, she was magnificent.
Speaker 4: Wardrobe malfunction, hat malfunction.
Speaker 5: Never has there been such a wardrobe malfunction since the
Speaker 5: Greater justin Timberlake, Janet Jack.
Speaker 7: If you ever get invited back, help Cheryl. What Cheryl
Speaker 7: will set you up. So she'll give you a little
Speaker 7: kid that's got all of like if anything goes wrong,
Speaker 7: this is what you go to.
Speaker 2: There's there's pins there are you being the lead here?
Speaker 2: Did you dance as a child? Of course I did
Speaker 2: for years.
Speaker 7: I'll went back as an adult as well and danced
Speaker 7: until I left and went to Queensland.
Speaker 4: Give us a bit a gag them style right now?
Speaker 7: Okay, we need better songs than that. But anyway, so
Speaker 7: we had there's a photo of the three of us girls.
Speaker 7: So I've got two sisters and there was us standing
Speaker 7: in front of the TV and we had twenty three costumes.
Speaker 2: Wow around us. That's amazing. Yeah.
Speaker 7: My old dance studio with Carl Benson on South Road
Speaker 7: has just been demolished. Karen Bensince she used to dance
Speaker 7: on Channel nine by the way, has just been demolished.
Speaker 7: And was actually really overdrove past it and got really
Speaker 7: cheery because I was, oh my god, we had so
Speaker 7: many of our memories there go.
Speaker 4: I'm thirteen, twenty four ten. When did you stuff up
Speaker 4: on the big stage?
Speaker 5: Best call this morning, as we'll all send you off
Speaker 5: to the Canten Hotel with one hundred dollars voucher. I
Speaker 5: want to tell you next as well about one of
Speaker 5: my biggest stuff ups when I first started doing gigs.
Speaker 5: We need to get to this and some of these
Speaker 5: big pubs very nervous early days, and one in particular
Speaker 5: went disgustingly pear shape just before.
Speaker 2: We get to that quickly contemporary jazz hip hop? What
Speaker 2: would you go to?
Speaker 4: No hip hop?
Speaker 7: I did contemporary tap and jazz?
Speaker 5: Oh great, we don't love tap thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 5: When did you stuff up on the big stage? And
Speaker 5: with all due respect jokes, with all due respects, we
Speaker 5: love that she's had a crack. But Rachel guhn Reagan,
Speaker 5: we're just sort of wondering if that was the big moments. Yeah,
Speaker 5: didn't quite go to plan, do you know what.
Speaker 2: I Well, sometimes he's athlete, still a lot of mental preparation.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that the kangaroo bit was part of that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was unique, it was iconic, very uniquely Australian,
Speaker 5: but unfortunately the judges weren't feeling the vibes.
Speaker 2: Now, you're innately a performer. We all know that you
Speaker 2: used to perform acoustic sets and pubs. Ever had a moment.
Speaker 4: I ever had a moment.
Speaker 5: So when I first started playing gigs, by the end
Speaker 5: of it, you don't get nervous and you just sort
Speaker 5: of have fun and you're not trying to overanalyze the situation.
Speaker 5: Some of my first gigs, I did one at the
Speaker 5: austral and it was a Friday night and it was
Speaker 5: I think it was supposed to be for a residency,
Speaker 5: so I was supposed to be there for the next
Speaker 5: a couple of months.
Speaker 4: On a Friday, and I was very, very nervous. A
Speaker 4: couple of mates came to watch.
Speaker 2: Me play, as well, that's your first mistake. Don't ever
Speaker 2: have any friends or family in the audience.
Speaker 5: So I thought it would calm me down right, and
Speaker 5: it probably did, but unfortunately I probably went too far
Speaker 5: the other way. I went for it in like the
Speaker 5: second song, I really tried to build out Holyrail Hanness
Speaker 5: and Collectors and I remember just potentially after the song,
Speaker 5: sitting and they're going, I'm in a bit of trouble.
Speaker 5: I think that I I've learnt now since that what
Speaker 5: I did was I strained a vocal court. Oh and
Speaker 5: I completely cooked myself.
Speaker 2: So I was like Forty's version of pulling a hammy,
Speaker 2: which you've also done. Absolutely the beers beforehand didn't help.
Speaker 5: No, that was before it even drink beers. I was
Speaker 5: so nervous and keen to perform. You can imagine what
Speaker 5: it would have been like as well. For that it
Speaker 5: was packed to austral on Friday night and this is
Speaker 5: what they would have heard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we we concid to go for the.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Really shocked reaction. And then I had to go to
Speaker 5: the manager and say I think I'm done.
Speaker 2: You withdrew like an Australian marathon runner after one point in.
Speaker 4: Two case, I couldn't sing effectively. I did my hammy
Speaker 4: in the first ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: That was so embarrassing. And in surprise, surprise, I didn't
Speaker 4: get asked back.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, how did the rest of
Speaker 2: your Las Vegas residency go?
Speaker 4: Yeah, not so well.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, had to he directs my gig route from there.
Speaker 5: On thirty twenty fourteen, when did you stuff up on
Speaker 5: the big stage?
Speaker 4: Good morning to you, phil, Philip, how are you going doing?
Speaker 2: We're so good you sound up? And about what was
Speaker 2: your big moment and how did you stuff it up?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Back a few years ago now, back in primary school,
Speaker 6: we had an assembly and ironically it was a mock
Speaker 6: up at the Olympics and I got dis tasked with
Speaker 6: doing weightlifting, so mum. Bless her. She helped get We
Speaker 6: got to a one of the curtain railings and had
Speaker 6: two balloons that we blew up and tied it on
Speaker 6: to the end. They were a weight, quote unquote, and
Speaker 6: as I was lifting it in front of you know,
Speaker 6: heaps of people, the left side came off. Quick thinking
Speaker 6: and my knowledge of the Simpsons. I don't know if
Speaker 6: you remember the episode where Home is lifting up the
Speaker 6: weights and the weights are falling off and he lifts
Speaker 6: up the empty bar. Well, quick thinking, I knocked off
Speaker 6: the other side and I lifted the whole thing up.
Speaker 4: And the crowd absolutely went nuts. And on top of that, Phil,
Speaker 4: great Simpsons reference there as well. Yeah, I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: Is it the boxing episode? Is he training to be
Speaker 4: a boxer? It's during some.
Speaker 6: Sort of training, Yeah, yeah, and all the waves are
Speaker 6: coming off and he's the heck out of the cat.
Speaker 2: Mean, you two could just compare Simpson's references all day,
Speaker 2: can you?
Speaker 4: We could do that until the cows come home.
Speaker 2: Great story, Phil, Colleen, Good morning. What was your big moment?
Speaker 2: Get A.
Speaker 8: I'm a drama teacher and I trained these year twelve.
Speaker 8: You know, I had to improvise and make sure that
Speaker 8: if they forgot their lines, they'd help each other out.
Speaker 8: And a couple of days before it went on, somebody
Speaker 8: dropped out, so I had to take the role. I'm
Speaker 8: on stage, the big moment comes and I just froze.
Speaker 8: I did not know my lines. I couldn't think of anything,
Speaker 8: and the girl that had never ever got it right
Speaker 8: got me out. She just said something which prompted my line,
Speaker 8: and I think I gave her an age.
Speaker 2: What did you give yourself, though, Colin is the big question?
Speaker 4: Definitely, that's the biggest fear. It's the worst.
Speaker 5: You're in the spotlight and you've got recited lines and
Speaker 5: they just your brain disappears.
Speaker 2: We live in fear of the blank, especially on television. Here,
Speaker 2: at least we've got each other, you know, to have
Speaker 2: each other's back if we forget something.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I'll throw it to Jody because I can't remember
Speaker 5: I'm supposed to say. And I look at you and
Speaker 5: your eyes looking in different directions. You've got that chameleon
Speaker 5: thing going on, and.
Speaker 4: Well, no help there.
Speaker 1: Here's where you're waking up to Adelaide.
Speaker 4: Snooze news.
Speaker 2: All the news you need to know to get you
Speaker 2: up to speed, to rip into your workday and abby
Speaker 2: in the newsroom. It was some pretty horrendous stuff on
Speaker 2: the streets over the weekend.
Speaker 7: This is one of the most sickening attacks I've ever seen,
Speaker 7: and from someone who used to work on Heinley Street
Speaker 7: in one of the pubs and be pretty to all
Speaker 7: the CC I couldn't watch this. So a young man
Speaker 7: is essentially fighting for life after the attack on Hinley
Speaker 7: Street yesterday morning, so it was around five point thirty.
Speaker 7: Witnesses are basically saying there was a fight between two
Speaker 7: groups and it started over a young woman and then
Speaker 7: essentially this young man is walking down Hinley Street and
Speaker 7: he is attacked by another gentleman. He's punched and he's
Speaker 7: also stomped on the head. It's the second attack in
Speaker 7: as many days. So there was another man who was
Speaker 7: also attacked at the in Taparu at the Peninsula Hotel.
Speaker 7: Two people have been arrested, obviously, one for each incident.
Speaker 7: But it is just a timely reminder to chat to
Speaker 7: your young men who are going out on the town,
Speaker 7: who are having a few drinks. We're trying to instill
Speaker 7: this in my nieces and nephews that you know they
Speaker 7: hit the rule their lives. If this guy dies, then
Speaker 7: you're up for either a possible murder charge or manslaughter.
Speaker 2: You've changed to you've changed. There's four lives that have
Speaker 2: changed here in the space of minutes. I thought it journey,
Speaker 2: it's more than that, well more than that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I thought it had change in terms from when
Speaker 5: I was coming through versus now that kids were much
Speaker 5: more aware of the consequences of being an absolute hero
Speaker 5: and trying to go out there and throw fists.
Speaker 7: Think they I think to an extent they are. I mean,
Speaker 7: this isn't obviously we can't. We can't say it's everyone
Speaker 7: that does this. But the fact that this is still happening,
Speaker 7: like it is that footage. I am pretty I watch
Speaker 7: True crime, I watch all of the things. I cannot
Speaker 7: that video. I just I'm starting to Yeah, I cannot
Speaker 7: watch it.
Speaker 5: Someone's face ahead at point blank in situation that, especially.
Speaker 7: After the kid had already fallen onto the ground, he
Speaker 7: was already out cold, and this guy kept going just horrific.
Speaker 4: How do you deliver the message then?
Speaker 5: So if it's not if you can't get through on
Speaker 5: I suppose a humane level, we talk about the consequences.
Speaker 5: How about do you break it down like this, saying
Speaker 5: to the young guys out there, you think it's a
Speaker 5: good idea, You're not going to get away with it
Speaker 5: because there's CCTV everywhere. We're in the city where you're
Speaker 5: going to get away with it, and you're probably going
Speaker 5: to go to jail.
Speaker 2: Like if you're if you're a bloke and you're going
Speaker 2: out where you're a young bloke and you're going out,
Speaker 2: is there I'm looking for a fight mentality or is
Speaker 2: it just a situation? Things evolve and you've had too
Speaker 2: much to drink and it makes you angry.
Speaker 5: There's blogs that are looking for a fight. I can
Speaker 5: tell you I've mates like that. And also it depends
Speaker 5: how you react to alcohol. That is a big thing,
Speaker 5: and specifically certain types of alcohol. So for example, Brown
Speaker 5: liquors doesn't sit well with me. Rum doesn't sit well
Speaker 5: with me. Mates that give them two RUMs and I'll
Speaker 5: start swinging at themselves almost I think young The problem
Speaker 5: is youngsters still learning what their bodies can and can't handle,
Speaker 5: and in terms of what sort of reactions they get
Speaker 5: when it comes to alcohol as well.
Speaker 4: It's all it's all there. The thing I found with
Speaker 4: alcohol as well is.
Speaker 5: It's what's going on all It's your darkest thoughts and
Speaker 5: the things that you are hiding sometimes come out if
Speaker 5: you've got a lot of anger and you're pushing that down. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: sometimes alcohol can release.
Speaker 2: Well that's our co isn't it. It's a masking drug,
Speaker 2: so you use it to suppress all the things that
Speaker 2: are bothering you. So it's just yeah, awful, awful stuff.
Speaker 2: And I won't be watching that video because I don't
Speaker 2: think the stomach can handle it. On a lighter note,
Speaker 2: the games are coming to an end, so it's our
Speaker 2: most successful games ever, which is really cool.
Speaker 3: Eighteen gold.
Speaker 2: It is fourth behind the US, China and Japan and France.
Speaker 2: I've written down here, but that would suggest that we're
Speaker 2: finished fifth, So who knows we're fourth, it's just the
Speaker 2: number anyway. The Opals won bronze. They beat Belgium last night,
Speaker 2: which was awesome to see. Good reward for the girls
Speaker 2: and Lauren Jackson winning a bronze medal at the Olympics
Speaker 2: in basketball age forty two or forty three, outrageous, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Silver and bronze in the cycling as well. But the
Speaker 2: center of attention in the athletes village just prior to
Speaker 2: the closing ceremony has been Raygun.
Speaker 4: Yes, Raygun, I'm still going ya good moves.
Speaker 2: So our Olympic breakdancing sensation. Despite a scoreless performance, plenty
Speaker 2: of online hate, a million memes and a billion views,
Speaker 2: ray Gun was dancing it up for all the other athletes.
Speaker 2: She's a bit of a cult hero, now, isn't she.
Speaker 4: We will talk about this before seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Abby has thoughts. They're really strong, you guys, they're super superst.
Speaker 4: Some strong thoughts on this. Is it the whole? Any
Speaker 4: publicity is good publicity.
Speaker 5: There's there's articles from the New York Post, some of
Speaker 5: the real New York Times, some of the real prominent websites.
Speaker 4: Yeah, talking about this.
Speaker 2: I mean see, I've spent my time thinking, I hope
Speaker 2: she's okay. I hope that woman's okay. This is a
Speaker 2: lot of feedback, a lot of it really negative. And
Speaker 2: then now I'm like, but she's dancing in the village,
Speaker 2: so I.
Speaker 5: Feel like she must be just they better be taking
Speaker 5: the piece, the athletes, the other athletes better not be
Speaker 5: taking the piece.
Speaker 4: Well, let's get her going, keep going.
Speaker 7: It seems to there's been a bit of a backflip
Speaker 7: as well, probably over the last twenty four hours of
Speaker 7: people coming out and supporting her and saying good on her.
Speaker 7: You know so yeah, I think as a as a
Speaker 7: country we'll get around her. But yeah, interesting times.
Speaker 4: That Joe is the filtered version of news reader.
Speaker 5: Abbys. He'll let you open up before seven o'clock. How
Speaker 5: get your thoughts on it?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Unleash just prior to seven?
Speaker 5: All right, twelve and this past six coming up next
Speaker 5: six to fifteen? Bending machine queiz, So we need Jodes
Speaker 5: to drop the first question in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 4: That's a job, that's a joke. That's a job, job,
Speaker 4: so terrible job.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 5: Yes, the best way to start a Monday is a
Speaker 5: just hook abbey up to your veins.
Speaker 4: Let her inject that humor's very good.
Speaker 2: I've got a ex boyfriends who wouldn't say that. But anyway, no,
Speaker 2: well really the demons in the closet there, get them
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 5: Sure you've got one on or not? Thirty twenty fourteen,
Speaker 5: Hello your heart sink pro sect.
Speaker 2: We don't have enough lines open this morning to.
Speaker 4: A couple.
Speaker 5: Hey, as usually you go third like a sort of
Speaker 5: Usain Bolt type situation where you bring us home?
Speaker 4: Do you want to kick us off? Though?
Speaker 7: This week with the first leg, Okay, ready, yep? What
Speaker 7: did the eggs say to the boiling water?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can get hard.
Speaker 7: I just got laid this morning. Actual footage of Hazy's bedroom.
Speaker 5: Another example, Another example of a joke only Abby could
Speaker 5: tell for some reason that just got a bit of
Speaker 5: an extra bay.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: All right, all right, Joe's I'll go next.
Speaker 7: Tokay.
Speaker 5: My wife actually divorced me the other day because I'm
Speaker 5: a compulsive gambler.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 5: Ever since then, all I can think about is trying
Speaker 5: to win her back. She's a queen, though, queen of
Speaker 5: the Nile.
Speaker 2: She's a treasure, a dolphin treasure. I've got a bit
Speaker 2: of a marital theme this week. Actually, Kevin employs a
Speaker 2: new young secretary and is then faced with a barrage
Speaker 2: a rapid fire number of questions from his wife about her.
Speaker 2: Does she have nice legs? Kevin replies, I didn't notice. Well,
Speaker 2: what color of her eyes? Kevin replies, didn't have time
Speaker 2: to check them. The wife says, what are the now
Speaker 2: polish colors that she uses metallic gel or neon alid question,
Speaker 2: not a clue, Kevin says, So the wife is quite
Speaker 2: exasperated by now, and she says, well, how does she dress?
Speaker 2: Kevin replies, very quickly, your.
Speaker 5: Heavy Joe's let me take you to the Promised Land. Yes,
Speaker 5: Scotland have about this little Scottish story, and it is
Speaker 5: so Scotland. A Scottish farmer frantically called CoP's report tiger
Speaker 5: in his cowshed, sparking an armed police stand off, only
Speaker 5: to learn it was just a large, cuddly stuffed animal.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they'll get you though, Oh jeez, they will scare
Speaker 5: the be Jesus out here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bruce Grubb was throwing a housewarming party. Oh sorry,
Speaker 4: Bruce Grubb, it's his last name. What a grub? Was
Speaker 4: throwing a house when we party?
Speaker 5: When he spotted the bizarre site and called police fearing
Speaker 5: his pregnant cows were about to be devoured. Oh bear
Speaker 5: in mind, he was throwing a house party. She probably
Speaker 5: had a couple of tubes, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: He said.
Speaker 5: Now, I feel a bit silly for calling the police,
Speaker 5: but I thought it was a real emergency.
Speaker 2: Working on that way. Wait, waiting, I was so nervous
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 4: That, particularly with my Scottish wife probably listening.
Speaker 2: Did she help you out with that? Yes, you just
Speaker 2: free willed it.
Speaker 5: She's shaking your head right now as you speak. I
Speaker 5: could feel it. That's what he said to the Scottish son.
Speaker 5: He said, I had absolutely no doubt it was real.
Speaker 5: Got a hell of a scared Oh now you're irish.
Speaker 4: The frightened farmer said.
Speaker 5: The first office to respond to the scene was so
Speaker 5: scared that he refused to get out of squad car.
Speaker 4: Really brave policeman.
Speaker 5: Northeast police even checked the local wildlife park to see
Speaker 5: if they hadn't escaped tiger and a loose After armed
Speaker 5: cops engaged in a forty five minute standoff forty five minutes,
Speaker 5: they realized the supposedly terrifying beasts was actually just a
Speaker 5: big blush toysration me what a.
Speaker 4: Nice cops said.
Speaker 5: They determined the false car was made with genuine good
Speaker 5: intent and a Facebook post about the ordeal. They even
Speaker 5: asked an embarrassed grub if they could keep the stuff
Speaker 5: tiger as a mascot. It's unclear how the stuffed toy
Speaker 5: got in the shed in the first place.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like all stuff toys, isn't it. I Gate,
Speaker 2: You've served your purpose. Off you go to the shed
Speaker 2: after start for that tiger, all right, see your tigger,
Speaker 2: see your tig our next gust He is a good
Speaker 2: Gold Coast girl and one of the Australia's most loved singers,
Speaker 2: songwriters and producers. And you can introduce Judge on Australian Idol.
Speaker 2: To her resume. Little known facts Her first job was
Speaker 2: selling t shirts at Gone Tropo and she went to
Speaker 2: high school with our very own Ricky Leeue born Amy
Speaker 2: Louise Billings. She changed her name in twenty thirteen to Shark,
Speaker 2: as Jaws was her favorite movie. Please Welcome to the
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazy Show, the most elite, top one in
Speaker 2: the business, Amy Shark with hey Zee, say are very
Speaker 2: good morning, Please do Amy Sharks.
Speaker 1: Oh morning, Amy, good morning. How are you going?
Speaker 2: We're so good? Amy. We just have to say, massive
Speaker 2: fan of your work. But a new album it must
Speaker 2: be so nerve wracking when it comes out, Yeah it is.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 1: When it's album three, you kind of just pray that
Speaker 1: you're still making sense and people still care.
Speaker 5: You know, well, I think more so as well Amy
Speaker 5: when you release Cry Forever and also Love Monster and
Speaker 5: their absolute smashes and winning aris and all sorts of things.
Speaker 4: Does it get e like this time around? Is there pressure?
Speaker 4: How do you go about it?
Speaker 1: It's a bit of a balance. Like I try really
Speaker 1: hard to not get like poisoned by knowledge of the industry,
Speaker 1: you know, because it's there's kind of some beauty in
Speaker 1: the franticness of those early recordings and not really overthinking anything.
Speaker 1: So I try really hard to just think about the
Speaker 1: music and not get too overwhelmed by the business side
Speaker 1: of it. But it always creeps in a little bit.
Speaker 1: So Yeah, it's it's always scary. I mean, you spend
Speaker 1: so long on something and all you want is for
Speaker 1: everyone to like, you know, love your little baby that
Speaker 1: you've put out into the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Are there situations and you see these ironically on social media.
Speaker 5: Are there's situations where some artists aren't getting a go
Speaker 5: because they don't have a prominent enough social media following.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I see, I'm seeing that we're all
Speaker 1: in this horrible vortex right where I get caught up
Speaker 1: in it. I can spend hours on TikTok, and there's
Speaker 1: things that I actually learned, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: it's not all bad, So I think that's what direct
Speaker 1: draws you in. And I constantly get served these stories
Speaker 1: of artists that are really struggling for all these twisted reasons,
Speaker 1: like yeah, they like my song that I don't have
Speaker 1: a following, so I get a following, and then they
Speaker 1: think I'm a content creator so they don't take seriously
Speaker 1: as an artist, And it's just this, it's just really hard.
Speaker 1: It's really really hard out there to for anyone to
Speaker 1: get some sort of momentum, and because of what we
Speaker 1: went through with COVID, now like there's so many internationals,
Speaker 1: there's such a backlog, so it's just a very interesting
Speaker 1: just a few hurdles that I think we've already get through.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, you probably wouldn't know this about Andrew Hayes,
Speaker 2: but he is an accomplished musician. He used to do
Speaker 2: sets at the Line Hotel. I'm not sure if you're
Speaker 2: familiar with their work on a Sunday afternoon here in ad.
Speaker 5: Ally and if not, a mean treat yourself treachery for
Speaker 5: some inspiration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sometimes he was even sober when he did it.
Speaker 1: Wow, Oh my goodness probably.
Speaker 4: Used to bring out of door you back in the
Speaker 4: day as well.
Speaker 2: That would have been a sure winner.
Speaker 1: I used to sing that drunk myself anywhere.
Speaker 2: But is that why you're saying you didn't make it
Speaker 2: because you weren't big on TikTok in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so. It's am I right body politics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, you just got to You just got to
Speaker 1: put the time and effort all into TikTok and it
Speaker 1: should all work out perfectly.
Speaker 5: The new album, coincidentally, which was the thing when I
Speaker 5: was playing the line on Sundays, is called Sunday Sadness.
Speaker 2: That was just for the people listening, though.
Speaker 4: Very different areas.
Speaker 5: But some of the credits, and in particular Matt Corby,
Speaker 5: what's it like working with Matt Corby? Because no one
Speaker 5: has said this, but I'm pretty sure Matt Corby is
Speaker 5: my wife's hall pass.
Speaker 1: I think there's a few few wives out there with
Speaker 1: Maddie on the list. But it's Yeah, he's just a
Speaker 1: really cool guy. I don't think he's what people expect,
Speaker 1: you know, Like he's a lot more. He's hilarious, Like
Speaker 1: he's really funny. Like I think people think he's just
Speaker 1: mysteriously cool dude, which he kind of is, but he's
Speaker 1: also just super funny and really kind of wacky and
Speaker 1: has a great just a great vibe in the studio
Speaker 1: and makes you feel super relaxed but also knows how
Speaker 1: to push you. And he's obviously just worked really hard
Speaker 1: on the skill set of producing and being in that environment.
Speaker 1: And yeah, we made some really cool stuff together.
Speaker 4: Ivy, thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 5: Like I said, we can't wait to see October thirty
Speaker 5: first Adelaide Entertainment's Center tickets via Live Nation. Good luck
Speaker 5: and congratulations on the new album.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you guys, I appreciate it.