Speaker 1: Three case of life, that is, drink more water, get
Speaker 1: plenty of sleep, and listen to this podcast.
Speaker 2: Exactly right. You've always said that big podcast coming up.
Speaker 2: Ben Simmons fired a real shot at his old club,
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia seventy six ER's. Took a photo of himself
Speaker 2: in his laundry with a glass of red, just watching
Speaker 2: them getting smacked in the NBA Finals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it didn't physically fire a shot, because if he
Speaker 1: was to shoot anything at the moment, he'd probably miss
Speaker 1: in an awful form when he actually does play.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're all right, Well have you played NBA?
Speaker 1: No, no, not this one, and no I haven't. Are
Speaker 1: you on a max contract?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not.
Speaker 5: It's true.
Speaker 3: Are you schnitting? Me?
Speaker 2: Made a reappearance Two stories, one true, one I lie.
Speaker 2: You just had to work out who was full of snit?
Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of someone who's consistently full of schnit when
Speaker 1: it comes to guiding Jody at Port Adelaide training, that's me.
Speaker 1: And you're so vulnerable, You're so beautiful and innocent that
Speaker 1: you soak up my lies and almost ask the head
Speaker 1: coach some pretty silly questions.
Speaker 2: So I am so gullible when it comes to you
Speaker 2: because I think you've got my best interests at heart,
Speaker 2: but oh no, you like to have some fun.
Speaker 1: I've got the best interests in terms of humor, right heart.
Speaker 6: Okay, big difference.
Speaker 2: So you and all your little sports journal mates can
Speaker 2: have a chuckle at my expense.
Speaker 6: That's funny, right, Oh god, I'm lonely, Ed Sheeron.
Speaker 1: It was revealed that he cured a stutter at an
Speaker 1: early age by listening to Eminem.
Speaker 5: The Marshal made this LP.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we had a little bit of a chat
Speaker 3: about home remedies. What if you've done to cure yourself
Speaker 3: for ailments?
Speaker 1: I enjoy the podcast, drink it up at least two
Speaker 1: leaders of the podcast each and every day.
Speaker 3: And we discovered you had a little case of warts.
Speaker 2: What about this story? Ed Sheeran has cured his stutter
Speaker 2: by rapping to eminem music.
Speaker 3: What about that?
Speaker 2: So he's when he was sort of nine ten, he
Speaker 2: had this little stutter. So he found he brought the
Speaker 2: Marshall mathers ap yep and yet whatever.
Speaker 3: And and started rapping along to it, and he found
Speaker 3: it cured his stutter.
Speaker 5: That's really really cool, Like it's an unbelievable story.
Speaker 7: By learning that record and wrapping it back to back
Speaker 7: to back to back, it cured my stutter and I
Speaker 7: stopped talking like that. Years later, I've made songs with
Speaker 7: Eminem now, and we've got to know each other quite well.
Speaker 1: I'm actually thinking as well, I may know what would
Speaker 1: I Eminem slash Doctor Dre song inspired Edge here and
Speaker 1: sing it? What would that actually sound like?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Wait, no, wait, no, you're kiddy.
Speaker 7: You didn't just say what I think he did, Didy
Speaker 7: and Doctor Dre said nothing new.
Speaker 5: Idea is that doctor Drey's dead. He's lacked in my basement.
Speaker 5: Feminist women love Eminem slim, shady onswigam walking around.
Speaker 1: It's real sort of heavy lyrics, yeah, but done by
Speaker 1: Edge here, and you're like, oh, that's so beautiful.
Speaker 5: Lovely, isn't so gorgeous?
Speaker 3: I want to hear him do the Mom's Spaghetti song,
Speaker 3: Mom's Spaghetti Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: But lose yourself. Yeah, that's home remedies.
Speaker 1: So I was talking before earlier in the show when
Speaker 1: we did a shninder me about how I used to
Speaker 1: have OCD yes.
Speaker 3: And you were explaining to us offair how you cured
Speaker 3: that yourself. Yeah, was that just a mind game?
Speaker 1: It is, absolutely it's a mind game. So I've read
Speaker 1: some stuff on how you do it by myself. I'm
Speaker 1: in the next step obviously is to go see someone professionally.
Speaker 1: But what you've got to do is so basically your
Speaker 1: mind is set up in that all these little things
Speaker 1: you feel like you have to do otherwise all the
Speaker 1: pieces in your world aren't right. Yes, so if it
Speaker 1: was touching things five times, or making sure certain things
Speaker 1: are place where they should be, or indirection, all that
Speaker 1: type of stuff, so you train your mind to force
Speaker 1: yourself to make sure you don't do it five times,
Speaker 1: maybe do it once, maybe you don't do it all,
Speaker 1: or make sure things aren't pointing the direction you think,
Speaker 1: and keep on doing that to convince your brain that
Speaker 1: or guess what, the world isn't going to end, and
Speaker 1: eventually you get over it did that to us.
Speaker 2: While we're opening up about ailments. I'm going to sound
Speaker 2: a little bit crazy here, but I have some little habits.
Speaker 3: That I do because I suffer.
Speaker 2: A little bit of anxiety sometimes, and so when I
Speaker 2: feel like I'm getting really anxious, I'll clench and release.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, are you well, what are we talking
Speaker 1: about home runs. Are we going back to that time
Speaker 1: you got done for soiling fee in there? What's happening here?
Speaker 5: What are you?
Speaker 3: Oh? My god? You guys are feel.
Speaker 5: Careful when you're release too?
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, is wrong with you people? It's my shoulders
Speaker 2: and my arm.
Speaker 3: So I'll go like that. So it's like flexing and
Speaker 3: then release it. Flexing and release it and then you
Speaker 3: breathe at the same time, So you're breathing for four
Speaker 3: and then maybe out for six whatever. I'm so glad.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad I opened up about my anxiety to
Speaker 3: you people.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad. It's strictly upper body tense and release
Speaker 1: all these actions. And is it helping?
Speaker 3: It wasn't until you took Mickey out of me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was thirteen and twenty four ten home remedies.
Speaker 1: What did you cure? Because the other one as well,
Speaker 1: I mean produces. Are we when I live in Veld,
Speaker 1: I've got a nice little cute gangly insist just hanging
Speaker 1: out on my ankle. Yeah, So she revealed that she
Speaker 1: had one of those as well, and one of the
Speaker 1: ways to get rid of it is to bash it
Speaker 1: with a bible or any sort of big book.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't break it up and let it just sort of dissolved.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't recommend that.
Speaker 5: No, for in terms of a medical I don't think
Speaker 5: that's recommended.
Speaker 3: No anyway, go to go do my exercises. Kara from
Speaker 3: blake View, hit US.
Speaker 8: I have a home remedy from my grandmother that has
Speaker 8: been going on forever in our family, and it's if
Speaker 8: you have back in the day, we used to go
Speaker 8: to her shack and we used to get a shell
Speaker 8: grout in the bottom of our feet. So if you
Speaker 8: scale off some soaps and you just shave it off
Speaker 8: into a little bowl and pop the sugar in with it,
Speaker 8: a little bit of water, pop it on the area
Speaker 8: that's bothering you, whether it's a splinter, shell group, whatever,
Speaker 8: so forth, chuck a band aid on it, go to
Speaker 8: sleep up in the morning, bobs your uncle. It would
Speaker 8: beat in the band aid.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. So if you've got a splinter, you
Speaker 3: just get a bit of like soap.
Speaker 2: And sugar and water and then put it under a
Speaker 2: band aid and it comes out by itself.
Speaker 8: Splinters, make it into a into a paste, chuck onto
Speaker 8: wherever it is.
Speaker 9: And then that beat that's a game changer.
Speaker 5: Toddlers at home. We're right in the splinter station.
Speaker 2: In the splinter zone. Yeah, and normally you try and
Speaker 2: get tweezers and it never works. You can never get
Speaker 2: it out of you said.
Speaker 1: I'm just digging around and just blooden everything, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden you're crying.
Speaker 3: It's just he's crying. You was a kid.
Speaker 5: I'm getting a soldiered by my kids at that stage.
Speaker 3: Anna from Abberfoor Park, your home remedy, dull Hi.
Speaker 9: My home remedy is banana skin for any itch, for
Speaker 9: any insect, but anything. You just wrap the inside of
Speaker 9: banana skin on your skin and it's gone.
Speaker 3: Well, so it's like it's like Stingos a banana peer.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, well and true one. My husband now actually
Speaker 9: it's become a little became a little bit of a
Speaker 9: cheese now in the house. If anything goes wrong, he said, oh,
Speaker 9: just honesty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 1: Did you say Stingos, Yeah, it's sting goes as in
Speaker 1: the sting goes, Stingos.
Speaker 3: Sings.
Speaker 1: Who's your favorite Port Adelaide football who used to play
Speaker 1: for them?
Speaker 5: Chad Winguard.
Speaker 3: Stingos like sting goosings.
Speaker 1: Like the sting goes everyone growing up in Tasmania and
Speaker 1: everyone's like in tazzy, what okay, let's go to where's
Speaker 1: no salivan beach?
Speaker 5: Good morning? Where's your home remedy?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 10: It goes good morning. Really passed down from the grandparents
Speaker 10: or grandmother was if you've got a scratchy throat or
Speaker 10: dry cough, it's basically you use a little bit of
Speaker 10: cooking oil or olive oil and white vinegar on a
Speaker 10: teaspoon or on a spoon, and that basically suits the
Speaker 10: suits the throat and basically takes away the cough a
Speaker 10: couple of days later. But you have to use it consistantly,
Speaker 10: probably for about three or four days.
Speaker 3: How does that tice?
Speaker 11: Wez?
Speaker 10: Disgusting for sure, Yeah, but it does work.
Speaker 3: I can attest to that very good coming into flow season.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Wez. What should we take one more am
Speaker 3: from Portna longer? What's your home remedy?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 12: I don't know if I'd recommend it as a home remedy,
Speaker 12: but when my daughter was younger, she had a wart
Speaker 12: on her knee. It really bothered her and we tried
Speaker 12: everything you can get from the chemist to remove this water,
Speaker 12: it would not go away. And then but then one
Speaker 12: day at school she's taking a big back on the quadrangle,
Speaker 12: raised all the skin off her knee, taking the walk
Speaker 12: clean off. Never came back.
Speaker 5: Something in't that.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's so much a home remedy
Speaker 3: or an accident, which one is it?
Speaker 5: There's definitely something I in my battles with waters as
Speaker 5: well as youngster.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, absolutely on your elbows as a youngster, as
Speaker 1: a youngster, on my elbows.
Speaker 5: Goodness, may I'm getting out if.
Speaker 3: It's time for a winter treat, but jump on morning.
Speaker 3: It's a place to go for quick ossie getaways.
Speaker 1: To me, it's just getting in the car and just
Speaker 1: going for a cruise and.
Speaker 3: Exploring for accommodation, flights and more. Book on the wa
Speaker 3: If that, what.
Speaker 1: If it's Ozzie for travel, that's type little vernivation shnitting
Speaker 1: me chance to get some off a one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: house about you?
Speaker 5: You're going to link this the coldplayer.
Speaker 3: I am because there was a time when I met
Speaker 3: Chris Martin.
Speaker 5: Is that right?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Please tell me he's a lovely guy. Don't don't sit
Speaker 5: here and say, oh, thank goodness that he is.
Speaker 1: It's actually a jerk because you'll just ruined the thought
Speaker 1: process of every single Coldplay fan.
Speaker 2: We didn't have like an actual conversation, but I sort
Speaker 2: of said hello, so this was the context of it.
Speaker 2: He's a big cricket fan. I was on an ASHES
Speaker 2: tour back in the late nineties. Him and Shane warn
Speaker 2: good friends. So Warny managed to tee up tickets for
Speaker 2: the whole team and we went along to Wembley and
Speaker 2: watched Coldplay and then got backstage and Gwyneth was back
Speaker 2: there as.
Speaker 5: Well, and you spoke to it.
Speaker 3: I didn't speak to Gwyneth. Was she sort of like
Speaker 3: wisked in and wisked out, so like.
Speaker 5: She was there, big wista.
Speaker 3: Yes, she was there for about five minutes.
Speaker 2: Didn't really speak twenty one, was surrounded by a lot
Speaker 2: of bodyguards, but yes, did manage to say hello, love
Speaker 2: the concert, blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: And just think just a normal guy, a normal.
Speaker 3: Operator, very very down to earth.
Speaker 5: Yes, why caring those stories?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chris Martin were an absolute angel sent from above.
Speaker 1: So I don't think i've really maybe I've sort of
Speaker 1: kinted of this before. So I used to have ocd
Speaker 1: oh to such a degree that I almost had to
Speaker 1: get sort of proper help.
Speaker 5: Really, yeah, that was really.
Speaker 3: Bad in terms of doing what sort of behavior.
Speaker 1: So I had it when I was really young, So
Speaker 1: I was in primary school, to the point where my
Speaker 1: number was five. It's touching things five times, or like
Speaker 1: the light switch thing five times, all those types of things,
Speaker 1: and I sort of grew out of it, and then
Speaker 1: it came back a little bit in the early twenties.
Speaker 3: How did that manifest in the early twenties.
Speaker 1: I think it manifested because when you're playing football, playing
Speaker 1: sport and things are going right, you stupidly remember the
Speaker 1: process of it allah and take that into account way
Speaker 1: too much.
Speaker 5: Okay, So my own was.
Speaker 1: Obviously the little things which people do pretty on socks
Speaker 1: first and all those types of things. But I was
Speaker 1: leaving tickets out for a particular person, and then that
Speaker 1: person didn't exist anymore, were still leaving the tickets out
Speaker 1: all these little things.
Speaker 5: It was about fifteen little things.
Speaker 1: I have to go through a process each game to
Speaker 1: ensure that actually played.
Speaker 3: Okay, wow, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: It's exhausting too, by the way.
Speaker 2: Okay, two stories there. Thirteen twenty four to ten. Who
Speaker 2: is schnitting you a one hundred dollars snit house voucher
Speaker 2: on the line right here, right now. Who's telling a
Speaker 2: true story? Who's telling a lie?
Speaker 5: One? Two, three, four five?
Speaker 3: I can see that in you?
Speaker 11: Can you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I can.
Speaker 5: I'll prove it too.
Speaker 1: Ji Bednall from the Advertiser wrote a little sample article
Speaker 1: on it, did he Yeah, I'll show it to you
Speaker 1: in the break.
Speaker 5: Okay, go on, then go two stories, one truth, one lie.
Speaker 1: Who is full of schnitz will take your calls next?
Speaker 5: Oh, two stories, one truth, one lie. That's quickly recap?
Speaker 5: What have you got? Joe?
Speaker 2: So, I was just saying that I met Chris Martin
Speaker 2: once at Wembley Stadium for a cold Play concept. We
Speaker 2: went backstage. He was there with bueneth RADI ra very
Speaker 2: nice man.
Speaker 5: Really nice man, makes sense, really really checks out.
Speaker 1: My story was that I suffered from OCD twice in
Speaker 1: my life as a youngster in primary school.
Speaker 5: Was quite ridiculous, and then it sort of read its
Speaker 5: head again in.
Speaker 3: My early twenties when you were playing footy.
Speaker 1: I was playing footy really got the most of me
Speaker 1: as well. It's quite exhausting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, can't imagine. Okay, Shane from Huntfield Heights, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Shane, good good there going really well? Thanks? How are
Speaker 3: you going?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 13: Hopefully a bit better in a minute.
Speaker 3: Okay? Do you like Schnitzels?
Speaker 6: I love it?
Speaker 13: Love it shitty?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, favorite topic?
Speaker 13: How feel really good?
Speaker 5: Killer?
Speaker 11: Patrick?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, see you now you're a valued customer, a
Speaker 1: regular customer.
Speaker 13: That's it.
Speaker 2: I am okay sharing two stories. Who's telling the truth,
Speaker 2: who's telling a lie?
Speaker 13: Okay, so not so much. Who's down a lie?
Speaker 11: But I reckon you're telling the truth, Jadie, because you're
Speaker 11: still on the mast. You've seen a warning tout number
Speaker 11: twenty three in it. Yes, I know Chris Martin the morning.
Speaker 11: You are pretty good mate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we yea.
Speaker 13: With my mask as the story is true, I don't
Speaker 13: want to Yeah, I'm going to have to say you're me.
Speaker 5: What have we always said, Shane? Never trust.
Speaker 3: Shane. I've never met Chris Martin, I've never been to
Speaker 3: Wimbley for I'm so sorry.
Speaker 13: To go down.
Speaker 5: Well, do you know what, Shane.
Speaker 1: We're going to put you back to our producers ore
Speaker 1: and see what we can sort out. But we appreciate
Speaker 1: your playing and look once again, I can't say the enough.
Speaker 1: I'll scram it from mountains. I've never trust your Okay.
Speaker 3: That's very unfair. Thank you, Shane.
Speaker 6: Have a good day.
Speaker 5: Do you know I wish it was the other way around.
Speaker 1: It's much better if I didn't have these bad cases
Speaker 1: of O City and you'd met Chris Martin.
Speaker 3: I know it would have been a much better scenario
Speaker 3: for both of us, wouldn't it.
Speaker 5: Well, that's okay, we're not sure to us OUs.
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Speaker 3: Do you have to read that credit line? Five times?
Speaker 5: Good radio?
Speaker 4: A little you tell me you built a time machine, Hazi.
Speaker 5: On this dazy, do you know what?
Speaker 1: Reach for the heavens? Because even if you fall short,
Speaker 1: you'll still bring down stars. Lazy and gentlemen, welcome to
Speaker 1: another edition of On This Daisy, where we just inject
Speaker 1: you with some knowledge that you can really use just
Speaker 1: to help you be a better person in life. For example,
Speaker 1: on this day, sixteenth or May nineteen twenty nine, the
Speaker 1: Academy Awards aka the Oscars was presented for the first time,
Speaker 1: and since nineteen twenty nine it's been boring as shit.
Speaker 5: Anyone into this thing.
Speaker 3: Will Smith got into it, didn't He got right into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something about keeping someone's name out of someone's mouth, something.
Speaker 2: That remains one of the most extraordinary live TV moments
Speaker 2: the whole time.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I remember watching going this has got to be
Speaker 5: a setup.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I was thinking about. Then he looks
Speaker 3: so angry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they crossed over.
Speaker 5: To j I Jane and she was like it, j Jane,
Speaker 5: that was a character. Smith comes out of nowhere?
Speaker 3: Do you now that you've had to go with Jada
Speaker 3: YadA YadA, You've had to go yoda big because Smith.
Speaker 3: We've got a W. Smith on the online.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Hello, fresh Prince Speaking Year two thousand, Susie
Speaker 1: and you will become the greatest gold medal winner Australian
Speaker 1: swimming history, which won the two hundred meter freestyle, the
Speaker 1: thirty fourth national title of her career.
Speaker 3: She was Australia.
Speaker 5: What an absolute darling. She is not just a note Edward.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but an Australian sport in this big old brown
Speaker 1: country out Yeah.
Speaker 3: And she's in town too. Susie's going to.
Speaker 5: Get right around it. You have, don't I don't want
Speaker 5: to go too hard.
Speaker 1: I just want to talk about big sporting moments, which
Speaker 1: I'm sure she's sick of.
Speaker 5: Talking about it.
Speaker 3: I would think, so don't do that. Just don't be
Speaker 3: you when we meet, SUSI Okay, be someone else.
Speaker 5: Sick of people saying that.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and two, Kath and Kim starring at Jane
Speaker 1: Turner and General began ABC Television.
Speaker 5: What an institution who became It's a very good salary.
Speaker 4: You've got that a good salary.
Speaker 1: I want to be affluent, Mum, effluent.
Speaker 5: You are affluent, Kim. I mean, look at everything you've got.
Speaker 4: You've got a highjunda, a high tart it round him,
Speaker 4: a half share and a home in a DV Do
Speaker 4: you play a mobile? Then?
Speaker 5: What else is there?
Speaker 3: Just one of the greatest shows ever created, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: I would have I'd love to have visited the set
Speaker 3: of kathin Kim because I can imagine it would just
Speaker 3: be hilarious When you see the outtakes and they're all
Speaker 3: just like paying themselves laughing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's when you know it's a fun place. To work.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and five promises that John Howard referred to
Speaker 1: huntback whales as hunchback whales.
Speaker 5: And a speech in a radio with We've all been there.
Speaker 1: Remember in Jess Malbor I think was Yaris and she
Speaker 1: was reading a telepopter instead of debut.
Speaker 5: She said the bucket. But it happens that does sometimes.
Speaker 1: Twenty nineteen, Bob Hawk died aged eighty nine of natural causes.
Speaker 5: This confused us not too long ago.
Speaker 3: Sixt what what Bob Now? I feel like I've got
Speaker 3: the got wrong. The Hawk's alive.
Speaker 14: He died in May twnineteen.
Speaker 3: What a complete brain fad that was? Horse? Bob Hawk
Speaker 3: died now that I.
Speaker 1: Think of it, A numb One song on May sixteenth
Speaker 1: and nineteen ninety six was OMG, how bizarre?
Speaker 5: Remember? And then was like, how was that? You didn't know?
Speaker 5: It's how bizarre?
Speaker 1: How I'm sew key we clussy Now, I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about date domin and the herbs.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about our own.
Speaker 3: G get into it. One of the things you like
Speaker 3: to do most in life is gas.
Speaker 1: Like me, how very dare you? I've never gas died
Speaker 1: you in my life. You're crazy? Are you here yourself.
Speaker 1: It's wrong with you.
Speaker 3: So we've touched on this before at Channel ten. Sometimes
Speaker 3: you have to film your own stuff in sport, so
Speaker 3: I am not very good at it technologically.
Speaker 2: Video guy Joshualla test, I am like borderline backwards. And
Speaker 2: so I get to port training and I'm trying to
Speaker 2: film the boys and you you did your utmost. Because
Speaker 2: I was like, it's okay, Hazy's there, he's going to
Speaker 2: help me. You did your utmost to derail the whole process,
Speaker 2: Like you walked into my shot. You were kicking my tripod.
Speaker 2: And then you're saying things like make sure you get
Speaker 2: shots of number twenty three because he'll definitely line up
Speaker 2: this weekend.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, well, I was Dylan Williams. He's definitely playing.
Speaker 3: Does he even played again?
Speaker 5: Williams three.
Speaker 1: We will try to convince you that some of the
Speaker 1: sample top up boys will be playing AFL this week Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And you're like, oh, thanks for the heads.
Speaker 3: So you've taken me.
Speaker 5: Don't even have numbers on their back. That's the biggest giveaway.
Speaker 3: So you've taken it. I swing in in and out
Speaker 3: of sport, right, you do it all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm busy being a multitasker and dabbling in politics and
Speaker 2: crime and everything else.
Speaker 5: Is this when I called Jim Charms Freenberg. We get
Speaker 5: back to that, Ellie.
Speaker 2: Anyway, so you've taken it to the next level because
Speaker 2: last week at training, you're trying to convince me Charlie
Speaker 2: Dixon was going to swing down back. You're trying to
Speaker 2: convince you are trying to tell me that Charlie Dixon
Speaker 2: is going to.
Speaker 3: Become a defender.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look he's probably due and all these ridiculous things.
Speaker 1: And poor Jadie, bless her heart, she's so beautifully innocent, really,
Speaker 1: and we've got to say she's like, I can see
Speaker 1: that happening. I can see that.
Speaker 3: Well, he's a big tol unit Like, of course he's
Speaker 3: going to be a quality defender as well as attacker.
Speaker 2: So anyway, you and the other boys convinced me so
Speaker 2: much so that I was about to ask Kenny in
Speaker 2: the press.
Speaker 5: Yes, just before the press has started.
Speaker 1: The best part of the whole thing was we'd almost
Speaker 1: convinced you that's Ken's name was Ben and you're going
Speaker 1: to call him Benny Hinckley, that he chosed his name.
Speaker 1: Asking a few questions, Hey, Benny, what about that long
Speaker 1: goal from Dom Jonas. That's pretty good, isn't it. What
Speaker 1: about the form of Connor Daisy? He's on fire and
Speaker 1: Travis Kloak just keeps on coming, doesn't he?
Speaker 3: In news does speaking story?
Speaker 5: This is how we're seeing is huge well.
Speaker 2: UK Rock as cole Player have attracted a little bit
Speaker 2: of controversy ahead of their visit down Under, with fans
Speaker 2: complaining they couldn't get close to buying tickets.
Speaker 3: To their stadium showcase.
Speaker 2: When pre sales opened on Monday morning, three hundred thousand
Speaker 2: people were waiting to get tickets.
Speaker 3: I expected at that point there was just one concert.
Speaker 2: They have now announced a second due to popular demand,
Speaker 2: so they'll be in Australia November eighteenth and November nineteenth.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't that be cool to go to?
Speaker 1: It is so good imagining there along with your best
Speaker 1: friend and just going over to Perth to see that
Speaker 1: gig flight's accommodation paid for.
Speaker 3: Imagine if a radio station could do that for you.
Speaker 5: That'd be a really good idea.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it be cool?
Speaker 5: Wouldn't it ed?
Speaker 2: Sharon has Eminem to thank for aiding his cure for
Speaker 2: his speech impediment, So the thirty two year old singer
Speaker 2: shared that the rapper's own songs helped him get rid
Speaker 2: of a bad stutter that he had when he was
Speaker 2: a teenager. He shared that he'd been gifted Eminem's album
Speaker 2: The Marshall Mather's LP when he was just nine. He
Speaker 2: wrapped along to it and found that he's stutter lessen
Speaker 2: to have a listen.
Speaker 7: By learning that record and wrapping it back to back
Speaker 7: to back to back, it cured my stutter and I
Speaker 7: stopped talking like that. Years later, I've made songs with
Speaker 7: Eminem now and we've got to know each other quite well.
Speaker 1: What about that as well? To get through my speech impediment?
Speaker 1: And we'll explore this a little bit later on. I
Speaker 1: recited an Eminem album and then I got to collaborate
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 3: I know, incredible, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I did the same with We didn't start the fire
Speaker 2: from Billy Joel and I do that so it'd like
Speaker 2: to help my memory, Like I was singing along, So
Speaker 2: I don't you know, I get dementia or something like that.
Speaker 1: Really, okay, how can you somehow trying to wine this
Speaker 1: into you reciting bit to Billy Joel.
Speaker 5: All right, then go for it carried.
Speaker 2: We mentioned in Hazy on This Daisy a little earlier
Speaker 2: that it's been twenty years since Kath and Kim started,
Speaker 2: and it got us reminiscing about our favorite Kath and
Speaker 2: Kim moments. Have we got that little compilation of all
Speaker 2: the catchphrases there that have caught on?
Speaker 1: Go for gross and I love seeing the mcnrusa little
Speaker 1: baby cheese it cry for your cart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I've got Dona Hayes newek. It's called for
Speaker 3: barbecue shapes and a bottle of.
Speaker 5: Bailey Did you get fleets in your orifice?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 3: The Tina my bean bag is complaining, made me a
Speaker 3: cream to keep myself trim.
Speaker 2: Give it a bone, please, shat you pack a shunk.
Speaker 5: That's good. It's unbelievably iconic, isn't it.
Speaker 2: So anytime we have any celebration in this orifice from
Speaker 2: now on, we are going to call for barbecue shapes.
Speaker 3: At a bottle of Bailey's. Yes, that's going to be
Speaker 3: our go to guys team. We're happy with that. I'm
Speaker 3: in right.
Speaker 5: We can all safely agree on that, And.
Speaker 2: It got us also reminiscing about our favorite Kath and
Speaker 2: Kim moments, and I have to say, of all of them,
Speaker 2: and there.
Speaker 3: Are so many, this is my favorite and producers always favorite.
Speaker 10: If we're behind the never mind Will Boden Bodden Winner,
Speaker 10: We're from top Land.
Speaker 1: The Tigers yellow one like cow from Tome, just the
Speaker 1: bass in the voice yellow.
Speaker 3: Then girl walks in and he's got his Sydney Swan gear.
Speaker 3: She's like, get out, way out, and that's change jee.
Speaker 1: Oh thank you man An Institution thirteen twenty fourteen. Get
Speaker 1: involved right now for Novas eight at eight ten k
Speaker 1: a day in May. Let's get you on the stand
Speaker 1: by this next you yellow one like.
Speaker 5: Betty Boys.
Speaker 3: Added again, Benny's been trolling his former club.
Speaker 2: This is outrageous, so he's posted on Twitter this week
Speaker 2: a photo of him sitting in his laund room with
Speaker 2: a glass of red wine watching his former club gets
Speaker 2: absolutely smacked in the NBA Playoffs.
Speaker 3: What a savage blow, Yes, the history being of course.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and just quickly.
Speaker 1: The seventy six has absolutely soiled the bed on this
Speaker 1: one in Game seven against the Celtics. But he was
Speaker 1: originally drafted the seventy sixes and it was this beautiful
Speaker 1: relationship the hat until it wasn't. Yeah, final series, a
Speaker 1: particular final series should have taken a shot, he didn't.
Speaker 5: They lost.
Speaker 1: And Philadelphia is an aggressive town, an aggressive sports town. Yea,
Speaker 1: the whole city turned on him. He sat out for
Speaker 1: a year. He eventually went to Brooklyn and he has
Speaker 1: been no good ever since his battling injuries. But it's
Speaker 1: been a complicated relationship to say the least.
Speaker 3: And he's a Melbourne boy, so he's a nausey playing climbing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: of course, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: And there was a whole big kuha because we wanted
Speaker 2: him to play in the Olympics for Australia for the Boomers,
Speaker 2: and he didn't for whatever reason.
Speaker 3: So there's a bit of controversy about him.
Speaker 2: My point being he has just taken a massive swipe
Speaker 2: at his former employer.
Speaker 3: How good.
Speaker 5: It's good.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you what if you're if you're an
Speaker 1: NBA player and Ben's still on this big giant max contract,
Speaker 1: you can tell in this photos world that isn't a
Speaker 1: pretty nice bad.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's not horrible.
Speaker 5: You can probably do what you want, can't you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can do and say whatever you want, which
Speaker 2: brings us to the point thirteen twenty four ten. Your
Speaker 2: petty social media feuds whenever you got into it online,
Speaker 2: and perhaps you've had a few drinks, perhaps you've woken up.
Speaker 3: The next morning on oh my god, what did I
Speaker 3: say on the intermnet?
Speaker 1: Do you know how many times I have stupidly just
Speaker 1: wet my whistle on a Friday and night turn just
Speaker 1: delved into the sports world on social media. And then
Speaker 1: I find myself sending messages to people who are not
Speaker 1: going to respond that message, that inbox message I sent
Speaker 1: to Skip.
Speaker 5: Bayless, just saying you're, oh, did right back?
Speaker 3: Oh what?
Speaker 5: Who would have thought? He didn't actually right back?
Speaker 3: So who skipped Bayless when he's at home?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Who knows?
Speaker 1: But he hates Lebron and therefore he hates a part
Speaker 1: of me. Probably sent a couple of messages to Lebron
Speaker 1: as well. And I did see that thing on social media.
Speaker 1: This is a while ago where a girl stole her
Speaker 1: boyfriend's phone, yeah, and was checking his inbox to see
Speaker 1: if he was up to no good. Yeah, and she
Speaker 1: was like what she found was even worse. He'd been
Speaker 1: messaging a couple of his favorite sports teams. Like high
Speaker 1: profile American sports teams inboxing them saying good luck.
Speaker 5: Boys like the Lakers are going to write back thanks John.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love this so much. Twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Get involved your petty social media feuds. We want to
Speaker 3: hear about it.
Speaker 5: Our boy Ben Simmons very very busy on social media. Joe,
Speaker 5: it's fund to watch.
Speaker 2: He snapped a picture of his lounge Drome, just sitting
Speaker 2: there with a glass of red wine watching his old franchise,
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia seventy six is getting smacked in the NBA
Speaker 2: playoffs just like ha ha ha ha, just firing a
Speaker 2: massive flex towards them. So we're talking your social media
Speaker 2: sort of online feuds this morning.
Speaker 3: You producers all his join us. Can you tell everyone
Speaker 3: what you used to get up to? Please who used
Speaker 3: to DM? It's worse than a feud, it's so bad.
Speaker 14: Every single time Ballpark Music, the Australian band came to Adelaide, Yeah,
Speaker 14: I always go to their gigs.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I always message them immediately after expressing.
Speaker 5: You've watched the gig, A little bit of alcohol as
Speaker 5: entered the bloodstream a little bit.
Speaker 14: I'll give you a couple examples and then so most
Speaker 14: recently twenty first of April, a couple weeks ago. Thank
Speaker 14: you no matter what's going on, ballpark, fix everything.
Speaker 5: Thanks for coming to Adelaide legends very embarrassing.
Speaker 14: Couple of months before that, is there any way to
Speaker 14: meet you guys after the gigs night? Following you for years,
Speaker 14: I'm out summer sounds right now, keen to me. They
Speaker 14: didn't reply, so I sent them a video of me
Speaker 14: dancing out the concert and said, this is who you're
Speaker 14: not replying.
Speaker 1: I just I mean, who am I to be able
Speaker 1: to read this situation? It just feels like so it's
Speaker 1: coming on a little bit too strong there.
Speaker 3: It's got like desperadoes.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 14: They've replied once about five years and it was to go,
Speaker 14: oh thanks, let's.
Speaker 3: Ever sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourteen, when if you got into it online?
Speaker 3: Question this morning on the back of Ben Simmons, Let's go.
Speaker 5: To Julie from Findlan. Julie, you're you're very good.
Speaker 3: Morning, Hello, good morning morning. Are you active on the
Speaker 3: socials all the time?
Speaker 4: Right? Are you having people I do, especially mindless brainless
Speaker 4: people that protest when you're not going to get anywhere,
Speaker 4: specially growing your hands to the road.
Speaker 6: How stupid are you?
Speaker 1: Well, let's just hope, like we said before Drew that
Speaker 1: they've got locked and over so they can't change the
Speaker 1: doll when we start smashing them.
Speaker 5: But it's hard to disagree with George.
Speaker 3: Can I do a little bit because I think, well,
Speaker 3: they're just trying to save the planet.
Speaker 4: I used to protest like back when we got sent
Speaker 4: to the war when nine to eleven happened, but I
Speaker 4: don't see the point in it now because we're not
Speaker 4: getting anywhere with our speetures right. The government needs to
Speaker 4: do more.
Speaker 3: Okay, who else are you having to go out online?
Speaker 3: They're jewels?
Speaker 4: Probably I'm probably blame myself as well with this mine
Speaker 4: with parents that bubble wrapped.
Speaker 6: Their children, right, yes?
Speaker 5: And who else.
Speaker 4: I've also had to go with my partner on Facebook?
Speaker 5: Yeah it is, that's what we're getting to.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 4: For jewels?
Speaker 3: What are they doing?
Speaker 4: He forgot my mother's day one time. He always forgets
Speaker 4: my birthday and it's my birthday on Saturday, right, so.
Speaker 3: Well, stand by.
Speaker 5: Very good yours.
Speaker 1: Okaye, Please don't tell me about on the Jody Nag
Speaker 1: feedback she had, Oh, let's do that. That's a brand
Speaker 1: I've made cheer and good eyes close, good song nice?
Speaker 5: Isn't it really good? Solid artists? It's Jodie and good morning.
Speaker 2: I think that's about maybe I'm going to say about
Speaker 2: Shane warn that's all losing his friend.
Speaker 5: I think so.
Speaker 3: I think so. I could have just completely made that up.
Speaker 2: No, Michael Kadinsky, I thought it close close. I thought
Speaker 2: it was a bit of columbe bit of Columbae, not
Speaker 2: that I've heard.
Speaker 3: I thought it was just Michael. I know that's not me.
Speaker 3: Then we'll take this up after the show.
Speaker 5: Feels like a genuine off air chat, doesn't I'm going.
Speaker 3: To slide into your dms and start of using you.
Speaker 5: See if you get a response, it.
Speaker 3: Would actually make me laugh if you did that.
Speaker 1: Just just just give her nothing like Ballpark Music gave
Speaker 1: Zoe absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: We heard a little earlier, just for context to you,
Speaker 2: that Zoe's favorite band would come to Adelaide and she'd
Speaker 2: slide into their dms and.
Speaker 3: Be like, can we meet after this show? And they
Speaker 3: never quite got back, did they jell?
Speaker 1: So you'd like you didn't get you some blocked in
Speaker 1: the end. A big show coming up tomorrow, the Coldplay
Speaker 1: hotline will reopen. We'll get you on the stand by
Speaker 1: this to go see one of the gigs in Perth.
Speaker 2: What an epic opportunity just announce this morning if you've
Speaker 2: missed the news already a second concert November seventeen and eighteen.
Speaker 5: I'm going to say, really good stuff.
Speaker 1: No, it was ten k a day as well. That
Speaker 1: returns for a chance to get on stand by this
Speaker 1: for that San port Adelaid tickets. We're giving away a
Speaker 1: bunch every day letting up to Friday night.
Speaker 3: We've got a stack for what will be probably one
Speaker 3: of the matches of the season.
Speaker 5: I reckon really really good stuff.
Speaker 3: Who's going to win it?
Speaker 5: TV?
Speaker 3: You're you're a bigger port Adelaide man.
Speaker 5: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: We will watch this space and we will see what
Speaker 1: happens with Charlie Dixon, right okay, because Todd Marshall definitely out.
Speaker 5: Yes, was on Charlie. Whether he gets up or not?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I don't Well that's some real good fence
Speaker 3: sitting from.
Speaker 5: You and vibes to finish off there, Catch you Brian
Speaker 5: early tomorrow. Have a good day. This is Jody and
Speaker 5: Hazy on over