Speaker 1: Quick get you Morning every Day Adelaides Yeah a podcasts,
Speaker 1: great selection.
Speaker 2: By the way, you have beautiful times.
Speaker 3: Now our boss Josh refined, well respected gentlemen, had an
Speaker 3: absolute mayor at Taylor Swift on the weekend running too
Speaker 3: a celebrity, had no idea.
Speaker 2: Who it was. It turns out with bloody Paul Kelly. Oh,
Speaker 2: bloody hell, the poor Kelly, bloody Paul the waist to
Speaker 2: ever do it and was like, Paul, Okay, see you're Paul.
Speaker 2: Nice to meet you.
Speaker 4: Nice to meet your Paul.
Speaker 2: Last name, last name Kelly. That sounds familiar. Sorry, doesn't
Speaker 2: ring a bell as we opened it up, Joe, it's
Speaker 2: thirty twenty four to ten. You're awkward. Celebrity encounters and
Speaker 2: now some doozies.
Speaker 4: Oh there's been a few. Some of them went for
Speaker 4: quite a long time. One of the girls.
Speaker 5: Anyway, those who went off to Taylor Swift on the weekend,
Speaker 5: well lucky duck, well done.
Speaker 3: My entire feed was clogged up with Taylor Swift picks
Speaker 3: all across the weekend, which is not great.
Speaker 4: If you didn't get to okay, we missed that. You
Speaker 4: want to be happy for other people, but.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it's hard though was sometimes it's sometimes hardtimes.
Speaker 4: It's hard to shelve your own needs and wants. Yeah,
Speaker 4: be happy for other people.
Speaker 5: And one of those people who went along was our
Speaker 5: boss Josh, who works here at Nover an nice little
Speaker 5: perk of the job, and then our own abouts or
Speaker 5: late Sunday night, he sent us through a little text
Speaker 5: about an interesting encounter that he.
Speaker 4: Had celebrity encounter.
Speaker 5: If you will, awkward celebrity encounter it if you had
Speaker 5: one spell, jump on the front foot, get involved thirteen
Speaker 5: twenty four to ten. He sent through a little message
Speaker 5: that reads embarrassing story for me. After the concert, I
Speaker 5: was walking back to the hotel with the record label.
Speaker 5: We ran into a guy called Paul. I was introduced
Speaker 5: to him, shook his hand at search. I thought to himself, Jesus,
Speaker 5: guy looks familiar. Anyway, long story short, it was Paul Kelly.
Speaker 5: He didn't even register until the guy from the record
Speaker 5: label was like, yeah, I've been friends with Paul Kelly
Speaker 5: a few years. Oh wow, I mean, it's only Paul Kelly.
Speaker 4: The only way that could have been worse is if
Speaker 4: you kind have said, oh hey, Paul, what do you do?
Speaker 6: Paul?
Speaker 2: What do you get up to in your spare time.
Speaker 4: You got any interest in hobbies?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And even worse, you go, he goes, My name's Paul Kelly,
Speaker 5: and go Paul Kelly. Oh my gosh, the famous citdny Swan.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, you were great medalists. Oh my goodness, didn't
Speaker 3: you have some talent? You ever had any awkward celebrity encounters?
Speaker 5: Look the one that straight away goes there an interview
Speaker 5: with which I think I've told you before, with Craig McDermott,
Speaker 5: famous cricketer, famous Astraian cricket I just cot inducted to
Speaker 5: the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. And I don't know
Speaker 5: what his problem was, but I said, if you had
Speaker 5: to sum up one particular moment your favorite man across
Speaker 5: your career, what would it be? His response was, is
Speaker 5: that really that's your question? Oh god?
Speaker 2: Okay, well I guess.
Speaker 5: I'm going to say, and then I'm sitting there going
Speaker 5: hang on, is that a bad question?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And we ended up cutting the interview shore Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think we even said, Craig, you're not into this,
Speaker 5: so let's just leave it here. Yeah, you've done this
Speaker 5: too much this morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had a similar encoun to with a cricketer
Speaker 3: once when I first started seeing my first husband. We
Speaker 3: went out for dinner and I was the entire Australian
Speaker 3: cricket team, daunting for a young twenty something year old,
Speaker 3: and I was sitting next to a guy called Paul Rifle.
Speaker 4: Can you remember him?
Speaker 2: Oh, rocket, rocket, a pistol. Pistol, that's right, of course,
Speaker 2: pistol rocket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well funny you should mention that, because I'd like,
Speaker 3: I was trying to do a small talk and I
Speaker 3: was just like this young kid, not knowing what to
Speaker 3: say or what to do, and he had like he
Speaker 3: had a rifle in his ear so like an earring.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, which was actually a rifle. It was
Speaker 2: actually that's nice, that's slick.
Speaker 3: And I think I said something stupid like I don't know, oh,
Speaker 3: that's a cool earring, and he's like, yeah, it's a pistols. Okay, right,
Speaker 3: that's your nickname.
Speaker 8: I get it now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, he turned to the person on his left after
Speaker 3: I just sat there like a mute for a long
Speaker 3: time because I was so overwhelmed and overawed, and I
Speaker 3: heard him say to the person next to him, does
Speaker 3: this chick even talk a lot.
Speaker 2: He said that loud enough so you could definitely hear it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thirteen twenty fourteen, let's steal it this morning.
Speaker 4: Your awkward celebrity encounters.
Speaker 5: Also, Pistol can confirm, yes, she definitely does.
Speaker 3: What about the irony of that I was going to
Speaker 3: have a fifteen year career on the radio.
Speaker 5: Yes, I do talk, Thank you talk consistently a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to the point where you have to block your
Speaker 3: ears half the time.
Speaker 2: Rozy stuff. All right, awkward celebrity encounters? Have you had one?
Speaker 2: What was it like? And who was it with?
Speaker 4: Hey, Tania, good morning, beautiful people. How are we say
Speaker 4: that anytime? Tanya? What was yours?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: In the late eighties, I was doing a photo shoot
Speaker 7: because I was doing a lot of media work with
Speaker 7: our footballer. Just a moment and so we did the
Speaker 7: we did the shoe. Everything was lovely. He was lovely.
Speaker 6: And then he turned to me.
Speaker 7: Afterwards and he said, oh, also, do you do you Barrack?
Speaker 7: I was from South Australia. He said, I said, to
Speaker 7: your Barracks on my team and I said, oh, yes, yes,
Speaker 7: my brother Barrack's the Tigers. I didn't know any other team.
Speaker 7: So I said, yeah, go the Tigers. He looked at
Speaker 7: me with discuss obviously, Yeah he is Carlton.
Speaker 2: I know that now.
Speaker 7: Oh my god. I whisp the ground would swallow me up.
Speaker 7: And he just looked at me and I just went, oh,
Speaker 7: someone told me about five seconds after he walked away
Speaker 7: from me, and I was like, somebody killed me.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Particular the rivalry of turning the Blues and the Tigers.
Speaker 5: That's like going up to Taylor Walker Bean like I
Speaker 5: love that you play for the pounds.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you. Dania. Go to Mark.
Speaker 10: What was your awkward celebrity encounter?
Speaker 2: Mark?
Speaker 4: Who didn't you.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody? I had a couple actually Rachel Ward, but
Speaker 1: I was used to wake the handlester for many years
Speaker 1: in Sydney. Yes, and I was in Broadway shopping opter
Speaker 1: and she was in front of me. I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, thiss raight to got to say hello.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, you know, I really loved you
Speaker 1: know dead Men were plays. She went yeah and turned
Speaker 1: back around and I was like, oh my god, I
Speaker 1: thought about two inches tall. But I had another situation
Speaker 1: with Michael Caton from the Solvans. He came into the
Speaker 1: Salon one day when I was working in Sturry Hills, Yes,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh my god, there's like Glarry
Speaker 1: you know what I mean because we used to watch
Speaker 1: the Sarlovan's of course, being a good auntie boy, and
Speaker 1: I said, I really love the great show.
Speaker 7: Brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll just take champoo, thanks, like am I yeah?
Speaker 1: Conditioned with that, like full on. I don't even get
Speaker 1: me started on Richard Wilkins. I went Strong ninety in
Speaker 1: Sydney for a while and yeah, like colds the fish.
Speaker 2: That one was like whatever, there you go.
Speaker 4: Really nice part of the family.
Speaker 10: Our Richard too.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what, Markey, you certainly have a few
Speaker 5: stories to tell her Reckon, you give right a bit
Speaker 5: of a memoir, mate.
Speaker 1: I've got some beauties although, you know, but I met
Speaker 1: some really lovely people too. I was lucky enough to
Speaker 1: do Katie Donovan's here at the Deadlys Stick human being
Speaker 1: she was and saying, as Jessica malboy, such a gracious,
Speaker 1: gracious girl. I start in love with her straight away.
Speaker 1: She was so good to the students. She was fantastic.
Speaker 4: That's really nice. Did she sing a lot, Mark, Jessica.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, she did well. Well, we were doing all
Speaker 1: the hair for her backup dancers and from Bangala because
Speaker 1: I actually knew one of the boys that get meet you
Speaker 1: off and Nane Stop a girlfriend Ray one of their
Speaker 1: bank goad dancers, and he was look, I had a
Speaker 1: great career in Sydney doing hairdressing. It was a real
Speaker 1: lot of fun. And Jessica, melboy, I love you a
Speaker 1: bit and oh are I talking about again? I'm Jessica
Speaker 1: and oh my god, We're getting confused.
Speaker 10: Thank you so much. You can come on anytime and
Speaker 10: dish the dirt about celebrities.
Speaker 2: That's the energy that you want from my day, Mark's energy,
Speaker 2: love that.
Speaker 10: Honest everyone's energy in this room and just really brought it.
Speaker 3: Kay.
Speaker 2: This is tenor Swifts on NOLA. Was it?
Speaker 3: Two?
Speaker 5: One hundred and eighty eight thousand people attended Taylor Swift
Speaker 5: over a.
Speaker 3: Three show insane And one of those is one of
Speaker 3: your esteem colleagues there at Channel seven News. Her name
Speaker 3: is Rosanna Manderilli and she joins us now, boy, howdy he.
Speaker 5: Yes, I didn't know that you're a big old swifty Rosanne.
Speaker 6: For you, honest swiftly from way back, Hazy. I saw
Speaker 6: her at the entertainment center in twenty fifteen, so that
Speaker 6: was her nineteen eighty nine to it. So and there
Speaker 6: was a bit of a quiet period there. But now
Speaker 6: that I've got a teenager who is a total swifty,
Speaker 6: it's a bit hard to escape it.
Speaker 3: Did we go all out, rosie, Did we get dressed up?
Speaker 3: Did we have the friendship bracelets, the whole bit?
Speaker 1: Oh, of course we did.
Speaker 6: So we made the journey by car and the friendship
Speaker 6: bracelets will being made in the car. And she had
Speaker 6: said to me, what are you wearing to the concert?
Speaker 6: And I said, was just pair of jeans and a blazer.
Speaker 6: And she begged me to not wear that. She said,
Speaker 6: you cannot go in that boring mum outfit. So I
Speaker 6: had to find a dress and I found the pink dress.
Speaker 6: But she went the full sparkles, the full glitter on
Speaker 6: the face, the full friendship bracelets. I'll tell you what it.
Speaker 6: Hopping onto the tram we were in Docklands to the
Speaker 6: mcg it was just mind blowing the movement. People were
Speaker 6: singing on the tram. There were mums, there were dads,
Speaker 6: there were grandparents, dads. Mostly in the eighty seven Guernsey
Speaker 6: of Kelsey but it was a sight to behold, like
Speaker 6: I've never seen anything like it. It was, you know,
Speaker 6: the passion for this artist is unbelievable and she's mind blowing.
Speaker 6: She's just something else, she really is. And I think
Speaker 6: the fact is that she just you know, people can
Speaker 6: relate to her, and people hear her and listen and
Speaker 6: love her. And I don't think, you know, whatever age
Speaker 6: you might be, she tends to identify with everyone.
Speaker 4: Rosie.
Speaker 3: I think one of the things that would have been
Speaker 3: so nice about going over to Melbourne with your daughter
Speaker 3: would have been sharing that experience in the stadium.
Speaker 4: Must have been such like beautiful bonding time.
Speaker 2: Well, I have met Jodes.
Speaker 6: I actually filmed her more than I filmed Taylor's, Like
Speaker 6: I just just to see her reaction to it. She
Speaker 6: knows every single song inside out, every single lyric and.
Speaker 2: It's just unbelievable.
Speaker 6: And there was this moment when a young TikToker was
Speaker 6: given the twenty two hats. Yeah, yeah, everyone would know that.
Speaker 6: During the concert she gives away her twenty two hat
Speaker 6: and it's signed, and so he gets off stage and
Speaker 6: let them aware it and it was just it was
Speaker 6: just something I had of this world it was really
Speaker 6: really cool.
Speaker 4: Oh so he was right next to you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and she's like she and I said, okay, you know,
Speaker 6: when we got back in the next morning, have shall
Speaker 6: wash her hair with all that glitter and sparkle through it.
Speaker 6: And she said, I've got Taylor's DNA my hair. I
Speaker 6: can't wash it now.
Speaker 2: That in short, Rosy, it's worth a hype. So absolutely,
Speaker 2: the hoype is justified.
Speaker 6: Oh goodness, yes, yeah, absolutely yeah. And like you say,
Speaker 6: over how many three nights, like ninety six plus thousand
Speaker 6: people there every single night, it's a sight to behold,
Speaker 6: and it is it is something we haven't seen in years.
Speaker 1: And there's been a lot.
Speaker 6: Of comparison between Taylor and the Beetles, and oh, I
Speaker 6: got to say, it's certainly up there. She is a
Speaker 6: force to be reckoned with. And you know it's it's yeah,
Speaker 6: she's talented. She can sing, but she can write. And
Speaker 6: there's so much more on that appreciation for the crowd
Speaker 6: as well. But she knows how die hard her audience
Speaker 6: is and and there's a genuine appreciation for that. Well,
Speaker 6: he loves her crowd.
Speaker 4: Rosie.
Speaker 3: Just before we let you go, I mean, you have
Speaker 3: the absolute privilege of working with one of the greatest
Speaker 3: voices of our generation, and that is Andrew Hayes. If
Speaker 3: you had to draw comparison, I'm sure he gets around
Speaker 3: singing in the newsroom every now and then. If you
Speaker 3: had to draw some sort of comparison between a ninety
Speaker 3: six thousand person tell us with concert and hearing Andrew
Speaker 3: in the newsroom.
Speaker 6: All right, can I just say one thing. I've never
Speaker 6: told Taylor Swift to shut up?
Speaker 5: What about two and eight thousand people? Not one single book?
Speaker 5: Trus of about thirty people in seven years, room, several
Speaker 5: booths stock stop the bleeding.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 3: That's good feedback from your coworkers, Dari, did you take
Speaker 3: it on board?
Speaker 2: You guys are joking, Rosie.
Speaker 6: I'm excited for any of your listeners who are off
Speaker 6: to Sydney.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 6: Oh if I could, if I could get it, she
Speaker 6: gets this sid thing, I'd be there in a flash
Speaker 6: like it was seriously amazing. Loved the ninety eighty nine
Speaker 6: concert as well, and the fact that it was at
Speaker 6: home in Adelaide. Sad that she bypassed us, but them's
Speaker 6: breaks well.
Speaker 10: Rosie, thank you so much for sharing your experience with us.
Speaker 3: This morning. It was so cool and yeah, all the
Speaker 3: best and I look forward to you telling Hazey off
Speaker 3: this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Cant wait. Thanks guy, he's where you're waking up to Adelaide.
Speaker 2: What's the news to your post news news?
Speaker 3: Well, this is where we simplify your life for you
Speaker 3: and break down the top stories of the morning.
Speaker 4: And let's go to Abby in the newsroom first and foremost.
Speaker 8: Good morning.
Speaker 12: So obviously, Taylor swift Mania continues in Australia. She's just
Speaker 12: played to three sold out shows in Melbourne. She called
Speaker 12: Melbourne the love of her life. It's the biggest concert
Speaker 12: she's ever done. Ninety six thousand people each night for
Speaker 12: the last three nights, which is just wild when you.
Speaker 4: Think, isn't it crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been concerts all over the world and that's
Speaker 3: the biggest.
Speaker 4: Is the biggest.
Speaker 8: So yeah.
Speaker 12: When she popped up from the stage from the bottom
Speaker 12: of the stage on Friday night at the first concert,
Speaker 12: she was so overwhelmed. She was a bit teary and
Speaker 12: she said to everybody, if I'm looking like I'm just
Speaker 12: completely in awe, it's because I am.
Speaker 8: Because this is the biggest crowd we've ever done.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: So Yeah, that would have been met with much clapping
Speaker 3: and cheering.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so everyone was pretty happy.
Speaker 12: Now she does obviously head to Sydney to continue sh
Speaker 12: as four shows there. I think they're not as big,
Speaker 12: they're any around the sort of seventy ish mark, But
Speaker 12: there is speculation she does have four days off, so
Speaker 12: there is speculation that boyfriend Travis Kelce may come down Under.
Speaker 12: He's obviously just won the super Bowl and probably doesn't
Speaker 12: really have much I need think.
Speaker 3: Well, no, he's just dropped a hint too that he
Speaker 3: said he'll be joining her on the island. Now everyone's
Speaker 3: cryptically shaking their heads, going what does that mean? Does
Speaker 3: that mean the island of Australia or does it mean
Speaker 3: I think she's been to an island in Queensland before,
Speaker 3: like Hamilton Island or something like that, or does it
Speaker 3: mean Kangaroo.
Speaker 2: Island or Tasmania.
Speaker 8: The Apple Isle could beat.
Speaker 4: It's a beautiful place.
Speaker 5: It's a beautiful place. Maybe Taylor Swift going to rock
Speaker 5: up at Hobart.
Speaker 3: Who knows a lot of quality people come from the
Speaker 3: spot on newsy it's a bit of maths last night,
Speaker 3: which was oh, it was kind of devoided drama but
Speaker 3: there was a poem, and don't we love a good
Speaker 3: bad poem?
Speaker 4: Hit play on that place.
Speaker 8: Things I love about Tory go on.
Speaker 2: I love the way you make our bed. I love the.
Speaker 9: Way you put a grin on my head. I love
Speaker 9: it when you cuddle me at night. I love it
Speaker 9: when you put up a fight like last night. I
Speaker 9: love the way you make me feel. This is a
Speaker 9: crazy experiment, but our connection is real. Most importantly, I
Speaker 9: love the way we're striving for our happy ever after,
Speaker 9: and of course how we share that ridiculous laughter. Don't
Speaker 9: ever change my baby. I'm already so very proud of you.
Speaker 2: Is really right there? I did, babe?
Speaker 10: Did you write this?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Keith certainly didn't very nice?
Speaker 8: Is her making a bed cute?
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's just doing doing like the housework,
Speaker 4: isn't it.
Speaker 8: I don't like that?
Speaker 4: Is there anything Kara does that?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 4: It's just every day that you go, oh, that's so
Speaker 4: super cute.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm almost going to get sentimental here, the way
Speaker 5: that I'd fallen in more and more in love with that,
Speaker 5: whether it's your mothers oh okay, just kidding, taking a
Speaker 5: sobby direction.
Speaker 2: What's all these Feelings's.
Speaker 5: Move on to some sports, shall we. Yeah, go on
Speaker 5: foot he's just about back, almost back. Support Adelaide and
Speaker 5: the Crows both had internal trials on the weekend. Good
Speaker 5: news for Crows fans. Absolutely no injuries whatsoever. Not surprisingly
Speaker 5: that all Jordan Dawson was a star and Port Lincoln
Speaker 5: and Isaac Rankin had plenty minutes in midfields. That's very
Speaker 5: very good Port Adelaide. A couple of little injury scares.
Speaker 5: Todd Marshall went over on his ankle, but he's fine
Speaker 5: and a savabatic Leah had a bit of a pinch
Speaker 5: in his knee, so he may not play this weekend, okay,
Speaker 5: but has not Francis, we look pretty good. So josh
Speaker 5: sin actually has had two really tough years.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 12: Do we think they'll get the mcg grass ready in time?
Speaker 5: That's so. Here's the thing about turf replacement.
Speaker 2: Now, oh god, I.
Speaker 4: Was hoping you'd say that this morning.
Speaker 8: Here's the thing about the weekend.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you've got thoughts or replacement, please get involved
Speaker 5: with this chat on over nine one nine.
Speaker 2: Who saw that covert? Not a big deal anymore? That
Speaker 2: was it?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 12: They reckon that it's going to be a bit of
Speaker 12: a race against time, but I guess we'll see.
Speaker 2: I've got an early prediction they'll make it.
Speaker 3: I thought you were going to talk about the thirty
Speaker 3: six is yesterday getting the job done against the New
Speaker 3: Zealand Breakers.
Speaker 2: What an up and down season was for six finish
Speaker 2: well though, you.
Speaker 10: Know, it's frustrating for me Andrew Hayes on this front.
Speaker 3: They can beat any team in the competition on their day,
Speaker 3: any team, so I had it played finals, who knew?
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 5: I mean, all efforts now will turn to try and
Speaker 5: restart re signings from their stars like Humphrey.
Speaker 4: What do they do with the coach?
Speaker 2: Well, that's the other big I want to talk about it.
Speaker 5: They're trying to go after Brian Gorge and Scott and
Speaker 5: Minister is probably there ready to go.
Speaker 3: The record was about seven or seven to eight in
Speaker 3: the end, so who knows, Andrew. What I do know
Speaker 3: is that everyone at the entertainment center went away happy
Speaker 3: yesterday because of two miss free throws. They got hungry jacks, jacks,
Speaker 3: hungry jacks hu Yas.
Speaker 2: I love that. It's a great induative, really good.
Speaker 5: We've got all the ladies in the room here and
Speaker 5: we can all safely assume that we're all big supporters
Speaker 5: of dogs, as in genuine dogs.
Speaker 2: How good at dogs?
Speaker 3: Am I? Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Dogs?
Speaker 11: Day a dogsdags.
Speaker 5: One of the great says from Snatch, which unbelievably Jodie
Speaker 5: already hasn't seen.
Speaker 2: No one say, snatchy.
Speaker 4: You tried to snatch, shamey and it didn't work.
Speaker 5: I'm seriously out numbered. I think it might be under
Speaker 5: numbered in this little thing as well. Very interesting little
Speaker 5: statistic which tells us that they've done a recent study
Speaker 5: and seventy percent of women would choose their dog over
Speaker 5: their partner if push came to shove.
Speaker 2: Seventy percent. All right, ladies, let's do a snap pile.
Speaker 5: Let's go with you first Producersze your partner or your favorite.
Speaker 2: Dog, dog all the way, all the way. That's one
Speaker 2: for the dogs. I would trade back any relationship. I've
Speaker 2: had to get my old dog back, for sure.
Speaker 3: Oh for sure.
Speaker 2: She was my best friend.
Speaker 4: Oh who was it?
Speaker 2: Jemima? Jemima? What a dog holding the sheep? Dog?
Speaker 3: All right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, chicken bone? Didn't she she?
Speaker 4: Oh jesus, yeah she did. Why did you have to
Speaker 4: describe in graphic details?
Speaker 5: Her dog out there chicken bone one. By the way,
Speaker 5: it happens. My dogs think they can take on chicken bones,
Speaker 5: and sometimes they come off second best.
Speaker 4: It wants to bring up.
Speaker 2: She took on life.
Speaker 9: Yeah eventually, Yeah, more moving swiftly on Abby.
Speaker 5: I think we know which way this is going to go.
Speaker 5: Choose a partner or your dogs, your beautiful dogs.
Speaker 8: My dogs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 8: I've worke up this morning and they were coupling each other.
Speaker 4: It was of course.
Speaker 3: You've got two sausage shogs, Tank and Tory, Thank and Tory.
Speaker 3: One of them had a big year last year. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that related injury.
Speaker 8: Yes, bloody Tank cost me a fortune.
Speaker 12: But no, if push came to if they don't like someone,
Speaker 12: I would, you know, go off that vibe.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Dogs are real you trust the dog vibes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, dogs are real intuitive like that, aren't they?
Speaker 3: So are you gonna ask me? Because I'll tell you
Speaker 3: I'm choosing my husband.
Speaker 5: So this study also says half of all dog owner
Speaker 5: survey I think their pet is a good judge of character.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: Two thirds of forty five to sixty five year olds
Speaker 5: put a lot of weight on their pet's opinion.
Speaker 2: It's interesting.
Speaker 8: It's interesting because when I bought or I didn't like
Speaker 8: any of you.
Speaker 2: Character true opinion.
Speaker 3: But also I would never sit, sit down and say
Speaker 3: your political opinion of the ramping situation here in South Australia, Sid, Like,
Speaker 3: what the hell?
Speaker 4: What do you mean in your dog's opinion?
Speaker 2: Your thoughts on this? Sid?
Speaker 5: I'm just not sure what Sid would say about pretty
Speaker 5: much anyone or anything.
Speaker 2: What about you joke?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm a little bit off sit at the moment
Speaker 3: because we had someone trying to break into my husband's
Speaker 3: car out the front of the house.
Speaker 4: What's what's a dog's job? What's the dog's one job?
Speaker 5: When you weigh one point two kilos and five hundred
Speaker 5: grams of that is fluff, not much.
Speaker 3: What did you want to said to do?
Speaker 2: Call the police? Did Sid to do his job and bark?
Speaker 2: The lae.
Speaker 4: Is like a robber rifling through my husband's car.
Speaker 2: It's like, just laughs, go on.
Speaker 5: The surveying here is that's most women in this room
Speaker 5: wouldn't choose dogs.
Speaker 2: Yes, there you go.
Speaker 5: It sounds like if I was to get more respect around,
Speaker 5: he'd have to be a dog. We could change the
Speaker 5: show to this, Jody's a job.
Speaker 2: That was a joke. That's a job, job, a terrible job.
Speaker 5: No terrible jokes here, just absolute a grade gags.
Speaker 2: Feel asleep courageously by news reader. Have you good morning?
Speaker 8: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Come up? Some pretty good film last week? So you
Speaker 2: are I.
Speaker 12: Feel like I'm getting getting really ramping into the year.
Speaker 3: You know, a little bit nervous because you have come
Speaker 3: into the studio and you've said this one will get
Speaker 3: me fired.
Speaker 12: Yeah. I don't think the boss is going to be
Speaker 12: very happy with me. That's right, but it's funny.
Speaker 8: So whatever.
Speaker 4: He went to taller swift. He's not here yet.
Speaker 2: You want to but you want to tread on the edge, don't,
Speaker 2: don't you? Well, I just want to tip on the edge.
Speaker 3: You want to push the old envelope as they say, Yeah,
Speaker 3: where are you pushing it?
Speaker 2: Aren't pushing?
Speaker 8: Uphill?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: Push it right uphill? Labs Yeah, John, many kick things off? Okay,
Speaker 5: beautiful all right. So two men are waiting to order
Speaker 5: at a restaurant and the waitress comes to the table
Speaker 5: and the first man places his order.
Speaker 2: He said, good evening, I'd like a quickie please.
Speaker 5: Shocked, she said, excuse me, I'm going to step away
Speaker 5: for a few minutes, and I expect an actual order
Speaker 5: when I return. And she left, and the second man
Speaker 5: leant over to his friend and said, I'm sweety. It's
Speaker 5: pronounced keish.
Speaker 2: He's made sweety as well.
Speaker 4: All right, well, I might as well go next.
Speaker 2: It's not a Tata joke, is it.
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: I maintained they are delicious and if you ever tried
Speaker 3: one one day then you would know that to be true. Okay,
Speaker 3: I've plagiarized my joke this week. Well I've borrowed it.
Speaker 3: I'll give it back, but I've borrowed it from the
Speaker 3: great cricket commentator karaoke.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're ready for this.
Speaker 3: So a cricketer, in this case, Kerry, was forced to
Speaker 3: take a drug test after the day's play. So the
Speaker 3: urine test has come in and Nurse Lorraine was in
Speaker 3: the room, and then she left and Skull started singing
Speaker 3: to himself. I can see freely now Loreene has gone.
Speaker 8: I did say that one on the weekend.
Speaker 14: Imagine the end, beautiful, a shaking.
Speaker 8: What's the difference between an enzyme and a hormone?
Speaker 4: What's the difference between an enzyme and.
Speaker 8: You can't hear an enzyme.
Speaker 2: I don't get it, what's going on.
Speaker 4: We'll be taking our news from Melbourne for the rest
Speaker 4: of the way.
Speaker 2: Calm those nerves, as.
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift would say, I was watching the project on
Speaker 3: ten and we've touched on this a little bit before,
Speaker 3: but there's a rise in middle aged women across Australia
Speaker 3: coming out as lesbians and many are finding you love
Speaker 3: after decades and decades of being with men in a
Speaker 3: long term relationship. So we've seen it with Nat bassing
Speaker 3: Sway on a celebrity front, Kroshelle from Zilling sun Set
Speaker 3: and g Flip. So I guess the question most people
Speaker 3: ask is that these women are just meeting someone meeting
Speaker 3: another woman going oh my gosh, I have to be
Speaker 3: with this person like this is my person or is
Speaker 3: it just a case of that sexual inclination has always
Speaker 3: been there and it's just been suppressed for years and
Speaker 3: years and years. It was very interesting to hear from
Speaker 3: some women on the project who've been through this, and
Speaker 3: this the case for Amanda.
Speaker 4: Have a listen.
Speaker 13: I got married, I brought a house, I had kids,
Speaker 13: I pleased everyone. I pleased everyone with what they wanted
Speaker 13: me to do. I had to hide who I was,
Speaker 13: and the thoughts who I was was always there, never
Speaker 13: acted on it, not once.
Speaker 4: And I just I feel like this is happening more
Speaker 4: and more.
Speaker 3: And then also there was the case of Kay, who
Speaker 3: has gone down that path, and it's fair to say
Speaker 3: that she's never, ever, ever, ever going back.
Speaker 11: I think people suspect that if the right man came along,
Speaker 11: I'd go back. I'd rather be celibate for the rest
Speaker 11: of my life.
Speaker 2: Wow. Wow, we not going back.
Speaker 3: No, And it's super interesting, hazy because this happened to
Speaker 3: a girlfriend of mine who was married for a long time,
Speaker 3: two children, and then just met someone.
Speaker 1: And that was it.
Speaker 3: It was all over for her. It was just love
Speaker 3: at first sight. And so they're in a relationship. And
Speaker 3: I said to her, why do you think I think?
Speaker 3: She said, And she said to me, this is happening
Speaker 3: so much, like way more than you think. And I said,
Speaker 3: why is it? And these are her words, not mine.
Speaker 3: She said, we are fed up with middle aged men
Speaker 3: not trying. Yeah, wow, isn't that interesting?
Speaker 5: It is very very interesting. There's a lot of questions
Speaker 5: that come and you mentioned it before, like is it
Speaker 5: something that was always suppressed as in your sexuality or
Speaker 5: is it something that's developed over time? Like, clearly now
Speaker 5: we're at a time where it's twenty twenty four you
Speaker 5: can comfortably be who you are, be who you are
Speaker 5: come out versus let's say twenty years ago, and particularly
Speaker 5: in different areas where you'd genuinely have to suppress something
Speaker 5: like that. I wonder that if I had that inclination
Speaker 5: I was born and raised in country New South Wales,
Speaker 5: if I would have had the confidence to come out.
Speaker 3: No, And like it always blows my mind men in part,
Speaker 3: particularly in a sporting field, who are able to come
Speaker 3: out and feel comfortable doing so. I think that is
Speaker 3: so incredibly brave because they're pioneers, aren't they.
Speaker 5: It is We've seen Josh Cavalo from Adelaide United and
Speaker 5: more recently Isaac Humphreys. And when you speak to Isaac
Speaker 5: Humphries and when he's been public about the subject, there's
Speaker 5: parts of it that break your heart, but there's also
Speaker 5: parts of that making Isaac you are just a beautiful man.
Speaker 5: You are the right person to be representing what should
Speaker 5: be a very very normal thing.
Speaker 3: I want to ask Abby in the newsroom, because you're
Speaker 3: in I hope you're not Mimmy saying that you're in
Speaker 3: your thirties and you're single, something you would ever entertain.
Speaker 8: Do you know What's funny.
Speaker 12: I've had so many people over my lifetime go, oh,
Speaker 12: you know, just go for women stuff the men, blah
Speaker 12: blah blah.
Speaker 8: But I think for me, no, I know that I'm
Speaker 8: attracted to men. That's not my path.
Speaker 12: In saying that, though, I think the woman who spoke
Speaker 12: about they're sick of middle aged men not trying. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I've dated on and off for the last year, and yeah,
Speaker 12: some of them, you know, you get barely anything. And
Speaker 12: then when they they're really surprised when you go, oh, hey,
Speaker 12: I don't think this is really working out, like, you know,
Speaker 12: thanks for everything. And I've sort of had one guy
Speaker 12: going oh, like sorry for not trying, like sorry for
Speaker 12: not and I'm like, you obviously have stuff going on,
Speaker 12: like I'm not going to chase this. So yeah, I think,
Speaker 12: you know, good on them. They get to that point
Speaker 12: where they just go, I've had enough, and we're right.
Speaker 12: It's twenty twenty four. You can be love and you
Speaker 12: can love whoever you like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and go for it.
Speaker 8: If it makes you happy, then do.
Speaker 3: It, But do you also think it's maybe a kickback
Speaker 3: from the fact that now women are sort of in
Speaker 3: the workforce and we're still men, still have an expectation
Speaker 3: that we still have to do all the home stuff,
Speaker 3: all the you know, a lot of the parenting, a
Speaker 3: lot of the housework, all that. Do you think women
Speaker 3: are turning around going, do you know what stuff this like?
Speaker 3: I am not your slave, I'm not doing everything for you.
Speaker 3: You can go and fend for yourself. I'm going to
Speaker 3: go and do what I want to.
Speaker 8: Do one hundred percent.
Speaker 12: And we've spoken about it before, and I see it
Speaker 12: with friends and people in my life, and you know,
Speaker 12: they're still running around after children and working full time.
Speaker 12: Some of them are studying as well, and their husbands
Speaker 12: work full time and that it's great, but the husband's
Speaker 12: go and sit themselves in their manus or their man
Speaker 12: cave and oh, and then come out when the woman's
Speaker 12: losing an absolute mind and go, oh, what's wrong. There's
Speaker 12: four children running around here and we need to parent
Speaker 12: them together. So, yeah, it possibly could be, but I
Speaker 12: think in this day and age, you love who you
Speaker 12: love and go for it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I don't want to take credit and
Speaker 5: I call myself a pioneer or one of those types
Speaker 5: of things. But in terms of roles and things like that, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean car is also the handyman.
Speaker 8: How does that not surprise?
Speaker 2: Does that count?
Speaker 7: Do you know it?
Speaker 10: There's one takeaway from this whole conversation.
Speaker 4: Be very very afraid, Andrew.
Speaker 2: There's a message in all this and I can't quite
Speaker 2: read it. Just ye, we're going back into on this daisy,
Speaker 2: a beautiful, wholesome, sexy Monday times. Take a little trip
Speaker 2: down memory lane. Who wants to come? I said? Who
Speaker 2: wants to jump on board this little train?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Sorry, I will any other passengers?
Speaker 9: Just you?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Slow day today. Let's go back nineteenth of February to
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty three. That's where Seal real name Henry Samuel
Speaker 5: was born in London, England.
Speaker 2: He is sixty one years old today.
Speaker 3: Ah.
Speaker 2: When he was married to Heidi Klin Oh wow, recombination.
Speaker 3: And they used to like get dressed up for all
Speaker 3: the Halloween things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty perfect couple.
Speaker 3: Oh until they weren't. Until it happened, Well, they had
Speaker 3: a really nasty divorce.
Speaker 2: Or a divorce about like was he I actually don't
Speaker 2: know the details.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I don't know either because I wasn't there
Speaker 3: and I'm not friends with Heidi. But from what I
Speaker 3: can ascertain, it turned pretty nasty.
Speaker 2: Man this hos after seventy years that word. He came
Speaker 2: here for her. Now they get distracted. Way, He's beautiful,
Speaker 2: He's beautiful, beautiful voice.
Speaker 5: Two thousand and four million. Bobbie Brown born in Spain.
Speaker 5: She is twenty years old today, of course eleven.
Speaker 2: On Stranger Things.
Speaker 3: Ah, I'm going to pretend I know what you're talking
Speaker 3: about because I've never watched strange of things.
Speaker 1: What.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you've never watched a stranger things? No, I
Speaker 2: haven't have you.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize you were a fourteen year old teenage girl.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Well, I am okay.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety three, Elton John's Melbourne concert was cut short
Speaker 5: when he clutched his head and walked off stage in
Speaker 5: Melbourne's Tennis Center with about twenty minutes of his concert
Speaker 5: to play. Apparently, the stage was coated in bugs, one
Speaker 5: of which blew.
Speaker 2: In his mouth. Well hold me closers, I'm out.
Speaker 3: Of here.
Speaker 2: And goodbye.
Speaker 3: Yell funny no.
Speaker 5: My song of FAP nineteen through two thousand and four
Speaker 5: the sign by Asa Bay,