Speaker 1: Yeah, gooday, thanks all listening in today. Thanks to Milsey
Speaker 1: and Carl for not only today but for this week's entertainment.
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Speaker 1: I'll have a yes no question for you. In just
Speaker 1: a moment, I can tell you that another council, another
Speaker 1: inner city Perth council, will today stop hiring out higher scooters.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you what council. In just a moment
Speaker 1: you might be able to guess they are working in
Speaker 1: lockstep with the City of Perth. We brought you the
Speaker 1: news yesterday that the scooters, the new new Neuron, Neuron
Speaker 1: Orange scooters and the Being Purple scooters were being picked
Speaker 1: up by the scooter companies yesterday. It's all done and dusted,
Speaker 1: that has happened, and another inner city council will fall
Speaker 1: in lockstep with them in just a moment. Such is
Speaker 1: the concern about the rules and the compliance around higher scooters.
Speaker 1: There is a broader call that's canceled private scooters more broadly,
Speaker 1: and we'll have a chat about that a little bit
Speaker 1: later on in the program. Also on the show today,
Speaker 1: Chris Murphy will be in after midday, A great way
Speaker 1: to finish the week. If you haven't heard it before,
Speaker 1: Murph's Magical Mystery Tour is your weekend preamble. He'll be in.
Speaker 1: One of Perth's favorite dietitians, Julie Meek is the dietitian
Speaker 1: for the Soccer Use and she has a pretty close
Speaker 1: relationship with Aziz Baits, who scored the winning goal last night.
Speaker 1: So she'll join us a little bit later on the
Speaker 1: Socceru's secret weapon? Is it a Perth dietitian? Cole Blanche,
Speaker 1: the wo Police Commissioner, candn't join us in just a moment.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Cole in just a sect plenty to
Speaker 1: talk about with Commissioner Blanche, they are ramping up the
Speaker 1: crackdown on scooters in the city on the weekend, the
Speaker 1: private scooters, the black ones. Cole Blanche will tell us
Speaker 1: where and why and what they'll be looking for. But
Speaker 1: thanks for listening in today. So the news came to
Speaker 1: hand last night. I reckon during Olie's program during Perth
Speaker 1: Life that the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship was being knocked
Speaker 1: back by the Combat Sports Commission. So here's our yes
Speaker 1: no question today.
Speaker 2: Right, let's clear this up once.
Speaker 3: And for all.
Speaker 1: Yes or no? Yes or no? Would you like to
Speaker 1: know why the Combat Sports Commission knocked back the Bare
Speaker 1: Knuckle Fighting Championship? Yes or no? I would like to know.
Speaker 1: I mean yes. The Combat Sports Commission is a public body.
Speaker 1: Its taxpayer funded. It sits in a taxpayer funded building.
Speaker 1: They have not backed the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships at
Speaker 1: the eleventh hour, so tickets have been on sale. It is.
Speaker 1: It was to be going ahead. They've already been selling tickets.
Speaker 1: You've heard, You've heard all the promotions. We know it's
Speaker 1: the nineteenth July, but it's been knocked back. Should the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Commission tell us the public the taxpayers, why
Speaker 1: they knocked it back? I reckon they should. Should they
Speaker 1: tell us why? Is it in the public interest to know? Why?
Speaker 1: Was it regarded as too brutal? Were the competitors not
Speaker 1: up to scratch or of dubs character? Was it the
Speaker 1: public backlash? Do you think the Combat Sports Commissioner got
Speaker 1: a tap on the shoulder from a politician like potentially
Speaker 1: Rita or Roger. I don't know that that has happened,
Speaker 1: but I know they have been meet They did meet
Speaker 1: with Rita Safioti, the Sports Minister. So it's a nine
Speaker 1: man sports commission including a policeman or a policewoman and
Speaker 1: a doctor. Or do you not care? Are you a no?
Speaker 1: It's been not back. I don't care. I never really
Speaker 1: cared in the first place. So we have calls in, folks,
Speaker 1: our little hard working team here at Perth today have
Speaker 1: got calls in. We've asked for the chair Bob Kachira,
Speaker 1: he's a no. We've asked for Anthony Grover, he's the
Speaker 1: executive director. He's a no. And Rita and Roger are
Speaker 1: not available either. I would like to know why it
Speaker 1: was not back. I think it's in the public interest.
Speaker 1: What do you reckon? One double three eighty two. Let's
Speaker 1: go back. This started probably a month ago when Jamie
Speaker 1: Burnett revealed on the weekend show on six purs Weekends
Speaker 1: that the legislation had been changed. The regulations had changed
Speaker 1: by the outgoing Sports Minister, David Templeman, and so it
Speaker 1: went from there. There was a rumor to the rumor
Speaker 1: file as well. We knew it was coming. I have
Speaker 1: always said it was done by stealth, that it was
Speaker 1: always going to happen. Yesterday, the Combat Sports Commission knocked
Speaker 1: it back in chronological order. Here's the history of the
Speaker 1: discussion on the bare knuckle fighting.
Speaker 4: There is discussion about holding an event here. It needs
Speaker 4: to be signed off by the Combat Sports Commission, and
Speaker 4: it's front of the Combat Sports Commission at the moment,
Speaker 4: but Tourism is not providing any funding to it. I'll
Speaker 4: be getting a briefing from the Commission in upcoming weeks,
Speaker 4: so that'll be.
Speaker 5: Part of the discussion.
Speaker 1: This looks like a street fight out the back of
Speaker 1: a pump.
Speaker 6: That's what it.
Speaker 7: Looks like, and that's what we will see replicated, and
Speaker 7: that's what we do see replicated.
Speaker 3: So to put that under lights.
Speaker 1: On a stage is really just setting the wrong example
Speaker 1: for our society.
Speaker 4: I can't stop things just because I don't like them.
Speaker 4: That's why we have a Combat Sports Commission to provide advice. Now,
Speaker 4: this is, as I said, not everyone's cup of teeth.
Speaker 4: There's a process.
Speaker 8: It involves two men or two women with no padding
Speaker 8: and no protection in a ring, punching each other in
Speaker 8: the head with their bare apples until one of them
Speaker 8: can no longer continue and there is just no place
Speaker 8: for it.
Speaker 4: The Commission checks all of the potential boxes and fighters.
Speaker 4: They go through assessments and that's what they're therefore, so
Speaker 4: if they will have to go through and assess whether
Speaker 4: the particular boxer or fighter should be.
Speaker 1: On the card, all right, so to get the Sports
Speaker 1: Minister absolute due there She said that right from the
Speaker 1: start it is a process. They've come up at the
Speaker 1: eleventh hour, probably around just before Olie finished up last
Speaker 1: night I think, and said that it's not going ahead,
Speaker 1: but they won't talk about it today. They won't talk
Speaker 1: about it today. Would you like to know that yes
Speaker 1: is a ten and the nose are two. Thanks for
Speaker 1: your thoughts, Thanks for your corresponds. No move on this
Speaker 1: one here, says Steve, and I would like to know,
Speaker 1: and I'm very glad that it has been canceled. Cheers
Speaker 1: Steve and Tony. By Tony. No, I don't need to know.
Speaker 1: I know why they couldn't have a little public pressure
Speaker 1: years Tony. Thank you. Yes, absolutely, this is from BEV.
Speaker 1: Enjoy your show. Thanks BEV. Enjoy let your listening. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: the public of Wa should be allowed to know why
Speaker 1: the bn Apple fighting has not been allowed. Too many
Speaker 1: reasons why. I think this straight off the bat says, yes,
Speaker 1: is Brendan and also you spoke to us is Bach
Speaker 1: on Monday and then he scores his first international goal
Speaker 1: in thirteen years? How good Brandan? How good was asij Beach?
Speaker 1: What a goal?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 1: Double three added two. Chris says, yes, they should. They
Speaker 1: should runt up and tell us why this event was banned.
Speaker 1: I reckon it's in the public interest because it explains,
Speaker 1: it explains a threshold to us, right, explains a threshold
Speaker 1: of how these things should work. Combat Sports Committee, taxpayer
Speaker 1: funded people. It's a taxpayer funded outfit. It sits in
Speaker 1: the taxpayer funded building down I'm pretty sure it's down
Speaker 1: at lead of loll Oval in the old DSR and
Speaker 1: Anthony Grover. He's a ripper, a ripper feller, but he's
Speaker 1: We've been going through the media people to try and
Speaker 1: talk to him. Can't get him in Greenwood. Hi, Dave,
Speaker 1: congratulations six burros. WI should use Simon to Ollie. I'll
Speaker 1: put JB in there to Dave. If you're unrelenting our
Speaker 1: opposition to this barbaric punch up event masquerading as the
Speaker 1: sport your if it's caused the backgrash. Galvani's the public
Speaker 1: in a way that only talk about radio can do.
Speaker 1: World One, Dave, thank you, very generous. Yeah'd love to
Speaker 1: hear it from you today. Should we be told why
Speaker 1: the Combat Sports Commission knocked back the bare knuckle boxing fight?
Speaker 1: The yes are seventeen and those are six. Keep it
Speaker 1: coming in and keep a pull through to the end
Speaker 1: of the program today.
Speaker 9: Good a Jerry, Yeah, good a Bowie.
Speaker 10: I'm just a quick comment. I am just so happy
Speaker 10: and relieved that it's been canceled. It should never have
Speaker 10: come to this in the first place. We should never
Speaker 10: have even been considered in the first place. And obviously,
Speaker 10: this so called Combat Commission, obviously they owe the people
Speaker 10: the explanation, the taxpayers that are funding their organization anyway,
Speaker 10: so they should come forward and sooner than later as well.
Speaker 10: But I'm so happy though that it's not going.
Speaker 1: Thanks she's Jerry, Thank you mate. Good Long term six
Speaker 1: PR listener Corey says, yes, all government should decision should
Speaker 1: be transparent. Thank you, Corey. Manuel. I want to know
Speaker 1: the grounds of this rejection. So I'm a yes, get
Speaker 1: a Pete, how are you yes? The answer is no.
Speaker 1: The answer is no. They made the right decision using
Speaker 1: the topic to promote your show. Your stance again has
Speaker 1: been great new the majority of people of Greece. A
Speaker 1: Why I keep pushing it now? I knew the people
Speaker 1: of public have had a win, great show, says Pete. Pete.
Speaker 1: It's actually I'm actually very interested to know where the
Speaker 1: public threshold on this lies on that nine person commission,
Speaker 1: who said yes and who said no? And on what
Speaker 1: grounds are we banning it, because that, I think informs
Speaker 1: what happens next. So it's not about promoting the show,
Speaker 1: although it has been a big topic for us. This
Speaker 1: one here from Sam Gooda, Sam, yay hate Ben knuckle
Speaker 1: fighting has been canceled. Another win for the Karens. I
Speaker 1: love where Australians going. We're truly blessed to be thoroughly pleased.
Speaker 1: And I think that might be sarcastic from Sam, but
Speaker 1: happy to hear from is Sam no problems at all?
Speaker 1: Appreciate your opinion, opinion. I think we need to know
Speaker 1: what do you reckon? It's coming up to sixteen past nine.
Speaker 1: When we come back, I'll let you know about another
Speaker 1: Inner City council that is banning the or at least
Speaker 1: withdrawing the high scooter service from their streets. Stay listening,
Speaker 1: if you entered the football last night, if you went
Speaker 1: to up the stadium, and let us know one double
Speaker 1: three eight eighty two as his beach has had a
Speaker 1: big week, he hasn't he he's the captain of the
Speaker 1: Melbourne victory. They've beat Melbourne City last Saturday night to
Speaker 1: win the A League and he scores the goal his
Speaker 1: firsteen thirteen years. It's the first time the soccer u's
Speaker 1: have beaten Japan in I think fifteen or sixteen years,
Speaker 1: and we have just about locked up a position in
Speaker 1: the World Cup in America next year. I watched it.
Speaker 1: Fair to say we were never in it until that moment,
Speaker 1: the ninetieth minute. I'd love to hear from you today.
Speaker 1: We did speak to on Monday as well as it's
Speaker 1: beach nice bloke and is it a Perth nutrition dietitian
Speaker 1: in Julie Meek who's helped the soccers get through to
Speaker 1: the qualifiers at the World Cup. We'll ask for a
Speaker 1: bit later on the program. Yes, no question today. Should
Speaker 1: we be told why the Combat Sports Commission knoed back
Speaker 1: the bare knuckle boxing fight? I reckon we should. I
Speaker 1: reckon it's in the public interest to know where that
Speaker 1: threshold lies. The yester twenty eight and the nose are six.
Speaker 1: There's a copper on the commission, there's a doctor on
Speaker 1: the commission and a number of other community representatives. So
Speaker 1: we'll try and get to the bottom of it. We're
Speaker 1: getting stonewall, We're getting crickets at the moment, trying to
Speaker 1: find out why from this taxpayer funded commission, why the result?
Speaker 1: I reckon it's in their interests going forward to knowing
Speaker 1: how they make these decisions going forward, because these type
Speaker 1: events will keep coming. Thanks for listening. In twenty one
Speaker 1: minutes past nine, another inner city Perth council is looking
Speaker 1: to remove high scooters from their streets. Joining me now
Speaker 1: is Allison Zammon, the mayor of the City of Vincent Today. Allison,
Speaker 1: good to talk to you.
Speaker 11: Hi.
Speaker 12: Simon, good to talk to you too.
Speaker 1: When did you make the decision on what are you
Speaker 1: going to do?
Speaker 12: Okay, So look, the first thing I want to say,
Speaker 12: because I really do need to say this, I just
Speaker 12: want to express, like I'm sure you do and your listeners,
Speaker 12: just how sorry we are for the family who have
Speaker 12: lost their father, their husband, the son, because I think
Speaker 12: that's the thing that is really weighing very heavily on
Speaker 12: everyone at the moment, I think. But also I want
Speaker 12: to acknowledge out that the family of the woman who's
Speaker 12: alleged to have run into him what they must be
Speaker 12: going through as well. So I do want to say
Speaker 12: that because I don't want to lose sight of the
Speaker 12: fact that this is happening in the face of a tragedy.
Speaker 12: So we a city of Vincent has had an a
Speaker 12: scooter trial for coming up to two years now that
Speaker 12: was put in place by just before I became mayor
Speaker 12: of the City of Vincent, and it has really been
Speaker 12: operating in conjunction with the City of Perth because we're
Speaker 12: obviously adjoinings and people are using the Beam and the
Speaker 12: Neuron scooters to go between Vincent and the City per
Speaker 12: quite a lot. So I've been in regular conversations with
Speaker 12: the acting Loagmir Bruce Reynolds around following the tragedy, and
Speaker 12: we've been talking about what needs to happen and as
Speaker 12: a result of that, the City of Vincent is now
Speaker 12: moving to also suspend the trials as well. With both companies,
Speaker 12: we're just we're hoping we be able to get the
Speaker 12: final decision out today. The only thing we're waiting on
Speaker 12: this which is waiting on a last last little piece
Speaker 12: of legal advice. And the reason for that is because
Speaker 12: obviously I don't want to be exposing our City of
Speaker 12: Vincent rate payers to any penalties for breach of contract
Speaker 12: or anything like that, so that's a concern. But otherwise
Speaker 12: we'll be seeking to effectively follow the lead of the
Speaker 12: City of Perth because they've had more time to be
Speaker 12: able to get the advice and everything to pull this together.
Speaker 12: So we're looking at doing the same thing, all right.
Speaker 1: City Vincent famous for being a pedestrian friendly place in
Speaker 1: the entertainment commercial precincts Oxford Car Vincent Street, William Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and even off the side streets around around the big
Speaker 1: oval over there. So is it because you have pedestrian
Speaker 1: congestion versus higher scooters potentially, Well, I think I.
Speaker 12: Think it's as important that we talk about the higher
Speaker 12: scooters and the way that they get used. Look, I'm
Speaker 12: pretty very clear with everyone. I'm an East scooter writer.
Speaker 12: I was an early adopter. I have I played a
Speaker 12: scooter for four and a half years, and I write
Speaker 12: it around Vincent all the time, and it's really good.
Speaker 12: But I suppose the thing about me is an East
Speaker 12: scooter writer is that because it's my scooter, I'm obviously
Speaker 12: taking particular care of it, because it's my asset, and
Speaker 12: I'm wearing a helmet because a quie brain injury doesn't appeal,
Speaker 12: and also and you know, I'm obviously using it in
Speaker 12: a particular way. I think the concern that's emerging is
Speaker 12: really how higher scooters are potentially used differently as opposed
Speaker 12: to people that are in their own scooters and ride them,
Speaker 12: ride them potentially in a different way, and will be
Speaker 12: more experienced as well in terms of riding around. So well,
Speaker 12: I really really want to make that distinction because what
Speaker 12: I am very concerned about is making sure that we
Speaker 12: don't have a knee jerk reaction which just bans an
Speaker 12: entire mode of transport because a particular availability of this
Speaker 12: mode of transport is potentially able to be misused in
Speaker 12: a way that people who own their own scooters aren't
Speaker 12: necessarily going to do, but we need we need to
Speaker 12: make sure that lords are enforced, we need to make
Speaker 12: sure that people respect it. And I also put that
Speaker 12: out to the drivers as well, because I've never had
Speaker 12: a tumble, I've never been in an accident, but I
Speaker 12: can tell you there's been two times I've almost been
Speaker 12: cleaned up by inattentive car drivers and when I had
Speaker 12: the right of way and when I was driving, when
Speaker 12: I was riding responsibly. So in the same way that
Speaker 12: people need to look out for bikes, they also do
Speaker 12: need to look out for e scooters and conversely, people
Speaker 12: who were using that mode of transport have a responsibility
Speaker 12: to use it appropriately.
Speaker 1: So yeah, all right, So if you get the final
Speaker 1: legal tick off, Allison, yep, Neuron and Bean could be
Speaker 1: getting out the trucks today.
Speaker 13: Yes.
Speaker 12: Well, so the way it works is that people would
Speaker 12: be aware. I've seen it already in the city of Perth,
Speaker 12: what they made decision. They're able to be turned off
Speaker 12: remotely and then well, look, it's actually in Beams and
Speaker 12: Neuron's interest to gather up their assets as soon as possible.
Speaker 12: They don't want to leave them lying around on the streets.
Speaker 12: And you see that people are already starting to click
Speaker 12: that pick them up, so we would expect that they'd
Speaker 12: all be gone within a forty eight hour period. What
Speaker 12: we're going to do is we are then commissioning We're
Speaker 12: going to commission investigations into the safety to sort of
Speaker 12: look at are there ways to make it safer? Are
Speaker 12: there restrictions that we need to look at imposing additionally,
Speaker 12: so for example, it can only be used in daylight hours,
Speaker 12: or it could only be used around the river or
Speaker 12: something like that. I don't know. I don't want to
Speaker 12: preempt that, but or maybe the decision will be made
Speaker 12: that it's really just the future of Higher East scooters
Speaker 12: as really doesn't have a place. That might be what
Speaker 12: we do, but I don't want to preempt at But
Speaker 12: what I do know is that right now we are
Speaker 12: working with the City of Perth following the lead, and
Speaker 12: we're working towards doing the same thing perfectively. And the
Speaker 12: Council will talk about this more fulsomely at our public
Speaker 12: Ordinary Council meeting in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Allison, thank you very much for talking
Speaker 1: to our listeners. Appreciate it. Thank you, no worries, Thank you,
Speaker 1: mayor the mayor of the City of Vincent. So they
Speaker 1: are following suit. So the blue, the blue purple beams
Speaker 1: will potentially come out of action as soon as today,
Speaker 1: and the orange neurons are out of it as well.
Speaker 1: So these are the high scooters. There is a broader
Speaker 1: call in some parts of the community to look at
Speaker 1: the black ones, the privately owned ones. Now this has
Speaker 1: not come out of the blue. We've talked about this
Speaker 1: relentlessly on the show. The point of sale comments, they'm
Speaker 1: getting suited up, they're going fast. I saw yesterday not
Speaker 1: making this up. Drove home yesterday two blokes, young guys
Speaker 1: on a scooter went past me. I'm doing fifty, they're
Speaker 1: doing sixty seventy. They go past me just out here,
Speaker 1: just on Bennett Street, and they go through an intersection,
Speaker 1: they go through two red lights, three red lights, past
Speaker 1: the freeway in to change on East Parade and the
Speaker 1: way they go. So we all of us see that
Speaker 1: all the time, right, So there is a brook. So
Speaker 1: is it about enforcing the rules and the compliance these
Speaker 1: guys are under sixteen for sure, I reckon? Or is
Speaker 1: it about banning them? Hollus bowlus on. Probably more around
Speaker 1: the enforcement. One double three A two. Should we, as
Speaker 1: the general public as taxpayers be told why the Combat
Speaker 1: Sports Commission knock back the Bare Knuckle Championships Fighting champions BKFC. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's a thirty four the nose of twelve? Could the bruce?
Speaker 14: Yeah you get mate?
Speaker 15: How you going good?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Look, we should be told why they knocked it back.
Speaker 16: But look, I personally I wouldn't want to go see
Speaker 16: the b KFC myself. I got no interest in it.
Speaker 16: But you know, there are there are combat sports that.
Speaker 14: I do enjoy. Now, I don't think that we should
Speaker 14: have banned it because a few people find it to
Speaker 14: be going too far, whereas a lot of people don't.
Speaker 14: But my question is, mate, when people are saying there's
Speaker 14: no pain in that punched people in the head, okay,
Speaker 14: you ever seen a lot of karate tournaments and bare
Speaker 14: knuckle and they're kicking and punching each other bare knuckle
Speaker 14: multi fights. They got no shin pads, no feed on
Speaker 14: the professionals and they're kicking each other and the legs
Speaker 14: in the head and like, where's the line drawers that
Speaker 14: I like to kick each other with bare shin barefoot?
Speaker 14: But not okay to punch each other bare knuckle. Where's
Speaker 14: the line?
Speaker 1: Yep, no good question, Bruce. Absolutely the combat sports do,
Speaker 1: thank you, And the combat sports do involve all of that.
Speaker 1: I get. I guess you know, and I've said this
Speaker 1: earlier in the week of boxing. Glove, with its surface
Speaker 1: area and the way it can repeatedly repeatedly in you know,
Speaker 1: in boxing competition, can repeatedly hit someone in ahead. There
Speaker 1: is there is some there is a number of theories
Speaker 1: that does more damage than one strike to the head
Speaker 1: from a bare knuckle or one kick to the head
Speaker 1: in any UFC fighter. Do understand that, and I do
Speaker 1: hear it. The AMA don't like boxing either, but yet
Speaker 1: we have combat sports. Bruce, Thanks you call. This's something
Speaker 1: about the optics of blokes just and women just smashing
Speaker 1: each other in the head, blood everywhere. There's something about
Speaker 1: the optics of it and the threshold thereof cheers, mate,
Speaker 1: I would love to hear from you today. Should we know?
Speaker 1: Should we know why the b KFC has been canned
Speaker 1: by the Combat Sports Commission? Jim says, yes, we should know,
Speaker 1: but we won't, and the reason for that is look
Speaker 1: up the meaning of autocracy. Thanks Jim, Jim smells a rat.
Speaker 1: Good morning, mister Beaumont, says Brad. Hello, Brad, mister Beaumont's
Speaker 1: my dad. I'm a yes, but being a an entity,
Speaker 1: can we get it through the freedom of information? At
Speaker 1: great show as usual, Thanks Brad of Beautiful Madora Babe.
Speaker 1: We'll come back in just a moment. Thanks for your
Speaker 1: thoughts as always, get stuck into the show. Then Jackie
Speaker 1: Wich will join us after ten to talk sport, Lisa
Speaker 1: Barnes after eleven Barnsy's burnouts, and after midday today Chris Murphy.
Speaker 1: We'll be back with Murph's magical Mystery tour. Cole Blanche
Speaker 1: wo Police Commissioner will join me next.
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Speaker 6: the Mitchell Freeway has been cleared.
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Speaker 1: Shane says, no, we don't need to know about the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Commissions to see to ban the bean knuckle
Speaker 1: fighting champs. Could they, Shane, we all know why it
Speaker 1: was stopped, because such is the power of the media
Speaker 1: to influence outcomes. Yeah, I don't know about that. Shane
Speaker 1: and this government have a huge majority in a you
Speaker 1: know all we heard throughout despite the pressure we're putting
Speaker 1: on Rita and Rogers, they said no, it'd be a process.
Speaker 1: But I appreciate Chain, I appreciate that you think we
Speaker 1: have some power. The phone lines are open today.
Speaker 15: Rob, Yeah. Yeah, not only should we should we know
Speaker 15: why the decision has been changed, but I'd also like
Speaker 15: to know what our vulnerability is via Venues West or
Speaker 15: the for the event being canceled. I mean, these guys,
Speaker 15: the promoters have entered into discussions with Venues West and
Speaker 15: whoever else, and they'll be promoting it. Tickets went on sale,
Speaker 15: They're going to be out of pocket. What's what's our
Speaker 15: liability there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't know, mate, I honestly don't know. I do
Speaker 1: know a few promoters, and they often do do They're
Speaker 1: dull on these things. I reckon the punters will get
Speaker 1: a refund. Robert, I don't know what our exposure is
Speaker 1: as taxpayers. Will I'll try and find out. Rob Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you for your call, Thanks for your question. Cheers mate.
Speaker 1: So what does that mean? Yeah? And in the game
Speaker 1: to be for some clarity, this Combat Sports Commission is
Speaker 1: a taxpayer funded entity because after combat sports that those
Speaker 1: meetings are held in a government building, so it is
Speaker 1: a government body. The fight was going to be in
Speaker 1: a government building, a venue swest at an rac arena,
Speaker 1: So there is a government component to this, very very definitely.
Speaker 1: And yeah, there's a process and the process has arrived
Speaker 1: at we're not having that fight here. I reckon we
Speaker 1: should know so we get a better understanding of the
Speaker 1: public threshold on matters like this. The yeses it should
Speaker 1: we be told why this has happened, Yester thirty five
Speaker 1: and the Nose of twelve. Thanks for your thoughts. I'm
Speaker 1: Simon Beymont. Twenty three minutes to ten. We're joining us
Speaker 1: on the show now is Commissioner Cole Blanch from the
Speaker 1: WA Police. Commissioner Cole, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 7: Thanks, I'm a good morning.
Speaker 1: You've got an e scooter operation this morning. We've just
Speaker 1: told our listeners that the town of Vincent are about
Speaker 1: to ban high scooters as well. What will the escooter
Speaker 1: operation comprise on the weekend.
Speaker 7: Well, we have always enforced e writeables across the state,
Speaker 7: but in particular we know that the density of people
Speaker 7: in the city, particularly in north Bridge on a Friday
Speaker 7: and Saturday night, adds to the risk of those that
Speaker 7: don't want to follow the rules in relation to ariteables.
Speaker 7: So we'll have extra police out there, particularly from the
Speaker 7: Road Policing Unit, who are out there looking to enforce
Speaker 7: and educate those on a riteables. We'll be looking for speeding,
Speaker 7: We'll be looking for those who might be affected by alcohol,
Speaker 7: using mobile phones, writing recklessly and or dangerously. We've seen
Speaker 7: the tragedy for the last few day of mister fan
Speaker 7: of what can happen when people do not follow the
Speaker 7: rules and commit illegal acts. You get on one of
Speaker 7: these scooters and you ride in high dense areas, tragedies
Speaker 7: like this happened, and we've lost a life, We've lost
Speaker 7: a family member, we've lost a part of our community.
Speaker 7: And I think it's absolutely horrible what's happened.
Speaker 1: Oh, no doubt, absolutely no doubt at all. And as
Speaker 1: I say, at least two inner city councils are now
Speaker 1: looking to ban the highest scooters. But I guess, Commissioner,
Speaker 1: it's the private scooters. It's the black ones, isn't it
Speaker 1: that we're concerned about.
Speaker 7: Yeah, look, I think you know, everyone has to step back.
Speaker 7: There's clearly a tragedy that's occurred. But modes of transport
Speaker 7: is something that I think we all look at and
Speaker 7: people clearly like writing scooters, but it's about the where
Speaker 7: and your behavior on writing them. We need enforcement, we
Speaker 7: need regulations. But where you have high density of population,
Speaker 7: pedestrians are our most important mode of transport. You know,
Speaker 7: we've got to look after our pedestrians. And when you
Speaker 7: have people on footpaths riding dangerously, riding recklessly, speeding, affected
Speaker 7: by alcohol, bad things are going to happen. So that's
Speaker 7: where we've got to enforce. That's what the regulations have
Speaker 7: to prevent, and that's where people have to be very
Speaker 7: mindful to not conduct those behaviors. I think that's what
Speaker 7: a community should do together and go hey, not here
Speaker 7: in these places, because that's where people are getting hurt.
Speaker 7: I don't think anyone has a problem with a scooter
Speaker 7: on a bike path out in the suburbs next to
Speaker 7: cyclists and other modes of transport. I don't think that
Speaker 7: really bothers anyone. It's when it's on a footpath in
Speaker 7: Hay Street with a thousand other people walking.
Speaker 1: Commissioner, there are call I think you may have answered
Speaker 1: this question next question, but there are parts of the
Speaker 1: community saying that we need to get rid of all
Speaker 1: of them because it's just too hard to police. It's
Speaker 1: too hard to spot the compliance. Your guys and girls
Speaker 1: are there to enforce the law as it currently stands,
Speaker 1: but you can't be everywhere. Do I sense there that
Speaker 1: you don't support a total ban on private scooters.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm a big believer on the freedoms of people
Speaker 7: to do things that you know that they're interested in.
Speaker 7: But everything needs regulations, everything needs enforcement because sadly, there
Speaker 7: are some people that will not follow the rules. And
Speaker 7: I think if we're seeing harm to our community, that's
Speaker 7: where we must step in and say, well, it can't
Speaker 7: happen here. And as you would understand, Simon, everything is
Speaker 7: based on risk and harm to our community. If the
Speaker 7: risk is too high and the harm is too great,
Speaker 7: then we've got to stop things in certain areas. But
Speaker 7: I don't think blanket bands solve any of those problems,
Speaker 7: but certainly we would look in places like the CBD
Speaker 7: where we have so many people walking, and many of
Speaker 7: our community are vulnerable people wheelchairs and elderly people. If
Speaker 7: you've got a scooter doing walk back to seven down
Speaker 7: a footpath, we know what the outcome is going to
Speaker 7: be and no one wants that outcome for our community.
Speaker 1: Just a technical one, if I may, Commissioner, and this
Speaker 1: is meant not meant to be indiscreet, is mister Fans passing?
Speaker 1: Does that count to our rod top?
Speaker 7: It does? It does, so it is considered a vehicle.
Speaker 7: Albeit your exempt from having a license, you're still on
Speaker 7: a road and the road sort of extends to footpaths,
Speaker 7: so it is counted as a road toll. And I
Speaker 7: think that speaks to the tragedy of obviously our road toll.
Speaker 7: We've seen people on scooters, we've seen people on motorcycles
Speaker 7: and people in cars at rates we just shouldn't have
Speaker 7: in our community today, and a lot of that does
Speaker 7: come down to the conduct of individuals and the thinking.
Speaker 7: You know, we're clearly going to a leege. In this case,
Speaker 7: we've got an alcohol affected person riding dangerously excessive speeds
Speaker 7: on a footpath. It was always going to end in
Speaker 7: tragedy because of the decision making of an individual.
Speaker 1: Commissioner you have. We've been asking a yes no question
Speaker 1: and today about should we, as the public, the general public,
Speaker 1: should we know why the Combat Sports Commissioners hask not
Speaker 1: back the bare knuckle Fighting Championship. It's a nine person commission.
Speaker 1: We're struggling to get anyone to talk to us today.
Speaker 1: But you do have a police representative, you have a
Speaker 1: copper on the mission. Do you think the public should
Speaker 1: know why it was not back? And have you had
Speaker 1: discussions with your rep on the commission.
Speaker 7: Look, I certainly do as police, and I'm not I
Speaker 7: probably share way too much information, Simon, but I think
Speaker 7: that's my job as police commissioner to be very transparent
Speaker 7: from a policing perspective as to what the commission should do.
Speaker 7: I'll leave that for the Commission and the commission head
Speaker 7: to make those decisions. But I can tell you the
Speaker 7: police representative and the police position is to not let
Speaker 7: it go ahead. Now that is our position, and I'm
Speaker 7: happy to publicly say that. And there are a number
Speaker 7: of reasons we are an organization that is concerned as
Speaker 7: we should be. We're a public service who wants to
Speaker 7: make sure community safety is at the forefront of everything
Speaker 7: we do. We think the characters involved, in particular some
Speaker 7: of the fighters' names that were put forward, I would
Speaker 7: say there are people that of not good repute, of
Speaker 7: not good character, and that was our first position. But
Speaker 7: also we know that some of these events create a
Speaker 7: lot of flow on issues for the public, the community
Speaker 7: and behave your all issues where they're held, and we
Speaker 7: put those community safety issues forward. Now we are one
Speaker 7: of nine, so there is eight other views, so we
Speaker 7: can't win on that vote, but the positions of others
Speaker 7: for others to say. But I can certainly tell you
Speaker 7: the position of WA Police.
Speaker 1: Was a known all right, thanks for your honesty, Commissioner.
Speaker 1: One more, if I may, sadly, we here that on
Speaker 1: eight forty five pm Monday of this week, and an
Speaker 1: eighteen year old female has been found de ceased at
Speaker 1: a home in Callingery. Detectives are investigating this. Do you
Speaker 1: have any more detail for us this morning? Commissioner?
Speaker 7: What I can say, and it's a extremely extremely sad situation.
Speaker 7: We are it isn't the death has been undetermined as
Speaker 7: to the cause. At this point, we are treating it
Speaker 7: as a homicide investigation by Major Crime. Now that's not
Speaker 7: to say it is a homicide, but we are conducting
Speaker 7: the investigation with the homicide squad into the cause of death.
Speaker 7: It is currently undetermined. It's a confined instigation. But at
Speaker 7: this point in time, I can't say too much more
Speaker 7: other to say we've had a death of a very
Speaker 7: young person aden years old female in Culinari and Major
Speaker 7: Crime all over it with our forensics to try to
Speaker 7: understand the circumstances leading up to the death.
Speaker 1: Commissioners, as always, thank you for talking to us, and
Speaker 1: thank you for talking to our listeners at six PR.
Speaker 1: Take care, Thanks Tom please. Commissioner Cole Blank. So some
Speaker 1: revelations there, some honestly there from the Commission that they
Speaker 1: advocated actively advocated against bernuckle fighting at the Combat Sports Commission,
Speaker 1: and we are still trying to find the overall reason.
Speaker 1: And the Commissioner gave his reasons about the quality of
Speaker 1: some of the competitors, some of the contestants and the
Speaker 1: potential flow on effecting to the community from that type
Speaker 1: of vines and from the event itself. So the commissioner
Speaker 1: pretty upfront about that. The Commissioner stopping short of calling
Speaker 1: for banning black scooters private scooters, but they are mounting
Speaker 1: a campaign in the city of Perth this weekend. Bit
Speaker 1: of correspondence coming in, I will read it out loud.
Speaker 1: You know we knew this was coming. Why haven't the
Speaker 1: police done more? That the rules are there and the
Speaker 1: police are set to enforce the rules there. That's what
Speaker 1: their remit is. Just been a bit hard, is isn't
Speaker 1: it With the number of scooters, how they can move around?
Speaker 1: The high scooters themselves have rooted all I guess oversight
Speaker 1: as to who's getting on them? Have they taken their
Speaker 1: helmet off? Is there two of them? Have they been
Speaker 1: on the drink? All that kind of thing. So, and
Speaker 1: also the Commissioner confirming that the homicide detectives are up
Speaker 1: at callingri with that very sad case of the discovery
Speaker 1: of an eighteen year old deceased girl. We'll come back
Speaker 1: in just a moment one double three eighty two. Happy
Speaker 1: to hear from you today. Should we be told as
Speaker 1: taxpayers why the combat sports weshion knock back the bare
Speaker 1: knuckle boxing championship. I reckon yes, so I'm one of
Speaker 1: the thirty nine and the nose of twelve. Thanks for
Speaker 1: your thoughts on all this. I would like to know
Speaker 1: so we know where the I guess the public threshold
Speaker 1: on this lies. And why is it different to UFC
Speaker 1: in the eyes and minds of the commission. They approve
Speaker 1: UFC fights all the time, and MMA fights and Brazilian
Speaker 1: jiu jitsu and boxing fights all the time. Why have
Speaker 1: they knocked this one back? I reckon, We've got a
Speaker 1: right to know. Thirteen and a half minutes to ten,
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening. Would you like to know why the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Commission knock back the Beer Knuckle Fighting Championship?
Speaker 1: The yes are thirty nine, the nos are twelve? Shane
Speaker 1: with a why, Good day, Shane. No is not really
Speaker 1: necessary to know, Thank you, Shane. David says, good morning
Speaker 1: Simon and your team. It's very nice, David, good morning
Speaker 1: to my team as well. Yes, Yes, there are ten yeses.
Speaker 1: Add ten yearses to the total, David, thank you. Lucia
Speaker 1: says I would like to know why. Thanks Lucia, nice name.
Speaker 1: Too well done on that. Tim says, scoot as are
Speaker 1: self propelled exactly the same way. Ev vehicle is propelled?
Speaker 1: Is a motorized vehicle? A correct? Amundo? Tim, And Eric says,
Speaker 1: I'm a bit confused. I'll try and help you out,
Speaker 1: Eric if I can. Is it correct? The government amended
Speaker 1: the legislation to allow the Combat Sports Commission to approve
Speaker 1: this event, but then the Combat Commission declined approval of
Speaker 1: the event. That's the way I understand that what it
Speaker 1: could be mistaken? If I am correct, it wouldn't I
Speaker 1: finding out how much it cost taxpayer for the legislation
Speaker 1: to be amended and for what now appears to be
Speaker 1: no reason at all. Great show as usual, A good point, Eric,
Speaker 1: So David Temple and adjusted the regulations. It was passed
Speaker 1: by parliament. And then that means the Combat's Sports Commission
Speaker 1: because ber nuckle fighting wasn't one of the sports that
Speaker 1: was in their remit. I used this term support loosely.
Speaker 1: Obviously it wasn't in their This enabled them to at
Speaker 1: least look at it. I don't know how much it cost.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much of reading would have cost.
Speaker 1: I presume the Department for d LGSIC Eric would have prepared.
Speaker 1: It would have taken some taxpayer money to do all
Speaker 1: of that and would have taken some time in parliament
Speaker 1: and some parliamentary process. And I don't know how much
Speaker 1: it costs at the venue end, so I don't know
Speaker 1: what the contract said. When Venues West booked the event
Speaker 1: on the nineteenth of July, sold of heap of tickets,
Speaker 1: went on sale on Wednesdays, sold of heap of tickets.
Speaker 1: Refunds should be coming back out? Did they mark?
Speaker 17: Hey, how's a game?
Speaker 1: Good? Thank you.
Speaker 17: I just wanted to bring up the thing about the scooters,
Speaker 17: and when you've got a scooter, you higher out obviously
Speaker 17: that it's a controlled setup.
Speaker 14: But we're the private scooters.
Speaker 17: Now they're getting faster and faster and more powerful. You
Speaker 17: see multiple people riding on them. You can be doing
Speaker 17: fifty kilometers now and have them overtake you in the city.
Speaker 17: How can we allow such a powerful vehicle to be
Speaker 17: modified and to.
Speaker 14: Have anything done to it?
Speaker 18: And a lot of.
Speaker 17: Cases written by people who have lost their licenses because
Speaker 17: you've lost your license for drink driving or some other events,
Speaker 17: so you get a screwed up because there's no controls.
Speaker 1: Well, Mike, I don't think we're allowing it. I think
Speaker 1: it's happening illegally, I think, mate, But it is happening, right,
Speaker 1: We see it all the time, but it's not allowed.
Speaker 1: So what we'll see on the weekend, Mark, and I
Speaker 1: heard this from one of our We spoke to a
Speaker 1: retailer last week. Cheers, Mark, thanks you call. The way
Speaker 1: police look to try and test whether a scooter has
Speaker 1: been modified is they lift up the back wheel, they
Speaker 1: press the button, press the throttle, the accelerator and the speedometer.
Speaker 1: If it goes in excess of twenty five, then it
Speaker 1: has been souped up. But it's not allowed. It's not
Speaker 1: supposed to happen. So again, market's around people doing the
Speaker 1: right thing, not souping the scooters up, he scoot us up,
Speaker 1: being over the age of sixteen, wearing a helmet, not
Speaker 1: being inebriated, and not writing over ten k's now on footpaths.
Speaker 1: They're just some of some of the basic rules. And
Speaker 1: I do note's quite a few of our listeners correspondent
Speaker 1: to saying, well, govern them all to ten k's an hour,
Speaker 1: then they can ride on cycle ways, jugles, paths, roads
Speaker 1: whatever tendkays. Ten ks now is too slow for the
Speaker 1: open path right, twenty five is not if it's scooter's
Speaker 1: written correctly ten k's and hour is walking pace. So originally,
Speaker 1: when these things came out and they are all around
Speaker 1: the world, they use for connected transport or what's called
Speaker 1: active transport, where you get up in the morning, you
Speaker 1: wake up in darts a Chris Murphy if you're listening,
Speaker 1: you wake up in darts and you get on your
Speaker 1: scooter and you ride to the train station twenty five
Speaker 1: k's now and you can ten k's now on the
Speaker 1: foot paths, you get on the train and you get
Speaker 1: into Perth. Lots of people do do that, and that
Speaker 1: was one of the original ideas, as well as for recreation,
Speaker 1: tourism and all of that. Somehow, in all of this
Speaker 1: we haven't been able to police bad behavior. So I
Speaker 1: think there's a figure in the West today three hundred
Speaker 1: it's either three hundred and forty eight or three hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty eight presentations to hospitals in the past twelve
Speaker 1: months for people who've come off a scooter, So that
Speaker 1: part of it's not working either, right, this scene as
Speaker 1: being dangerous. So in all of this we have arrived
Speaker 1: at a situation, a threshold point where sadly a fellow
Speaker 1: has lost his life on Saturday night, mining his own business,
Speaker 1: allegedly hit by a scooter rider who's doing an excess
Speaker 1: to ten K's now inebriated on a footpath in the
Speaker 1: city of Perth. So that's what's happened. I would argue
Speaker 1: that probably the intent of putting these things in place
Speaker 1: was okay, but pretty quickly we saw they were going
Speaker 1: much much faster than they should be. Our listeners have
Speaker 1: seen it. I've seen it. We've all seen it. It's
Speaker 1: happening somehow once people buy these things, and often their kids.
Speaker 1: You know, they're people under age and their parents have
Speaker 1: purchased them for them. So that's the current situation. I
Speaker 1: will stop short of calling for a ban on private scooters,
Speaker 1: but we need to police them better and make sure
Speaker 1: people are doing the right thing on them. Majority of
Speaker 1: people probably are, but there's plenty of people who aren't,
Speaker 1: and they're really obvious when you see them like I
Speaker 1: saw them yesterday. That's just my thoughts. Happy to hear
Speaker 1: from me one double three eight eighty two. I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not going to buy into that told you're so argument,
Speaker 1: because it's we've been we've been tracking it as it's
Speaker 1: been going along as it's been developing in front of
Speaker 1: our eyes. I don't know if we can. We don't
Speaker 1: know if we were that wise right at the start
Speaker 1: and go oh, these things are going to be dangerous.
Speaker 1: Someone's going to get killed right from the very start
Speaker 1: when we put the highest good as in place. That's
Speaker 1: my view. You may differ in your opinion. Thanks for listening.
Speaker 1: Did a Graham Bowie?
Speaker 19: How are you good?
Speaker 1: Graham?
Speaker 20: One of the helmet rules these days with push bikes
Speaker 20: and he's screwed as I don't know what they are
Speaker 20: anymore now. Once upon a time it was a rule
Speaker 20: and you had to wear a helmet when you're riding
Speaker 20: your push bike. And then that seemed it foor by
Speaker 20: the way, and I see a lot of people on
Speaker 20: the scooter's not wearing helmet.
Speaker 14: So is there a requirement?
Speaker 1: But I'll look it up. But my understanding, Graham, as
Speaker 1: a cyclist, you need to wear a helmet. There's a fine.
Speaker 1: If you don't, it's an infringement. It's you don't get
Speaker 1: demera points. I'm pretty sure it's fifty bucks.
Speaker 21: Mate.
Speaker 1: You don't see as much of it on bikes as
Speaker 1: you used to because The modern helmet is lightweight, is cool,
Speaker 1: has good ventilation. You do see it occasionally, but I
Speaker 1: reckon Graham. Helmet compliance on Pushy has dramatically improved. But
Speaker 1: I'll look it up mate, it's still should be an infringement.
Speaker 1: She's We're asking a lot of our coppers, aren't we
Speaker 1: in this? They got a big enough job as it is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're the ones who need to police this. Thanks Graham,
Speaker 1: Thanks for Carl, Thanks everyone, Thanks listening. In four minutes
Speaker 1: to ten after ten o'clock, Glenn Jakovic Sport, Footy in life.
Speaker 1: Stay listening. I'd like to speak to Glen Jakovich after
Speaker 1: ten o'clock you can. The Many government is in turmoil,
Speaker 1: as you heard on Perth Live yesterday, so no confidence
Speaker 1: motion in the Premier Will that mean it's all over
Speaker 1: for the Tazzy Devils if the stadium doesn't get built. Wow,
Speaker 1: soccer versus footy coverage. I know Glenn wants to talk
Speaker 1: about that and we will hopefully if she picks up
Speaker 1: the phone. The soccer Rus are training today and Julie Meek,
Speaker 1: the gun dietitian as she had a role in as
Speaker 1: his bay, She's go last night, how good. A lot
Speaker 1: of correspondents saying one hundred bucks are going through the
Speaker 1: soccer rus and nothing happened till the ninetieth minutes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that can be soccer. Sometimes Eagles are headed to Bumbrey
Speaker 1: Freo by and we'll get Jacko's tips. Thanks for listening.
Speaker 1: In ten o'clock, Glen jacobc up next, Yeah, thanks for
Speaker 1: your thoughts today. I'm Simon Barmine, as that nice man
Speaker 1: said here until one o'clock today. Glenn jackal Wich will
Speaker 1: join us in just a moment Lisa Barnes after eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock with Barnsey's Burnouts and Murph's in after twelve with
Speaker 1: Murph's Magical Mystery too. Plenty of correspondents from our listeners.
Speaker 1: Glenn says people will get refunds for the BKFC tickets purchase,
Speaker 1: but I'm not sure you get back the booking or
Speaker 1: the transaction fee, which will be five or ten bucks.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Glenn, Thank you. Rob says Simon. People who
Speaker 1: modifying vehicles as soon as they get their license A
Speaker 1: surprised they do it as on their scooters. Thank you, Rob.
Speaker 1: Cheers mate. Lots of correspondence and all of this and
Speaker 1: our poll. Thus far should we be told by the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Mission not back the bare knuckle boxing fight?
Speaker 1: The yeses are forty five and the nose are sixteen.
Speaker 22: And now a player who deve booed for South Free
Speaker 22: Mattle at sixteen played his fiftieth WAPAW game at eighteen.
Speaker 22: You AFL Premiership player Alan Jakovic's brother Glenn Jacob.
Speaker 1: Glenn.
Speaker 21: Good morning, Simon, and good morning. It's all our six
Speaker 21: pur listeners. Happy Friday to everyone.
Speaker 1: Good to see it. Here's a question without notice, Jacko,
Speaker 1: an English footballer is about to receive a knighthood. He's
Speaker 1: just turned fifty. Who do you think is about to
Speaker 1: receive a knighthood? Left footer played in the midfield. Bend
Speaker 1: it like, oh, David Beckham about to become my sir,
Speaker 1: Sir David Beckham. Do you feel the same?
Speaker 21: Did he win a World Cup?
Speaker 1: Not since nineteen sixty six.
Speaker 21: He controversially got him kicked out of the final against
Speaker 21: Argentina in nineteen ninety six, became public enemy number one
Speaker 21: in all of England. Forgive very quickly, don't they?
Speaker 1: Rod Stewarts, are sir? He really life?
Speaker 21: Then he missed a penalty in a quarter final penalty
Speaker 21: is not that hard.
Speaker 1: You know, you got a good memory, Glenn, So, Sir
Speaker 1: David Beckham have a think about that.
Speaker 21: I enjoyed watching him. I thought he was a I
Speaker 21: think he was a left footer. It was right foot
Speaker 21: was I thought he was a left I think he
Speaker 21: could cross the ball nicely, but he delivered on a platter,
Speaker 21: went around Madrid, played in the He was in the
Speaker 21: youth Academy of Man United as a ten eleven year
Speaker 21: old under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Speaker 1: Yep. Now Sir Alex is a he's a knight.
Speaker 21: I think he deserves a knighthood even though he's a Scotsman.
Speaker 1: Lord Stewards as well. Glenn Jackovitch is with a sport
Speaker 1: forty today soccer, football and life. How's the week of
Speaker 1: as he's bait? He spoke us on Monday, Glenn, have
Speaker 1: a listen to the goal.
Speaker 21: That's a lovely to buy righting a grade, You got your.
Speaker 1: Ten and pre paramount and the boys well done.
Speaker 21: Fieth minute Yeah, and look at the crossback wasn't for
Speaker 21: him and he had to bend it like Beckham, and
Speaker 21: he did and the keeper had it covered. It just
Speaker 21: it bent that much he couldn't reach it. And then
Speaker 21: as he's passed it, the ball still curling back in
Speaker 21: and it's millimeters from hit the post. Millimeters.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not a bad week for him.
Speaker 21: Hey, yeah, it's a great week captain the A League
Speaker 21: final and then he scores in front of fifty seven
Speaker 21: thousand people. I was very fortunate enough to go to
Speaker 21: the nineteen nineties, two thousand and six World Cup when
Speaker 21: we played Japan and closes out and they'll ranked fourteenth
Speaker 21: in the world. In Australia, there's thirty two teams in
Speaker 21: the World Cup. Australia weren't even ranked in the top forty.
Speaker 21: And they remember the Uwheasi goal and Uruguay here in Melbourne.
Speaker 21: They had no chance, had no chance, and the arrogance
Speaker 21: in the stadium in closes out and back in two
Speaker 21: thousand and six was insurmountable. And there was a pocket
Speaker 21: of Aussies which I was a part of, behind the
Speaker 21: goals and they score first. And the Japanese were rated thirteen,
Speaker 21: fourteenth in the world. And the way they played last night,
Speaker 21: they're very technical, very skillful, and they they're very quick.
Speaker 21: There's not a slow I've never seen a Japanese player
Speaker 21: that's slow. They're very, very quick with you know, they bought,
Speaker 21: moved the ball very with lightning and Australia on the
Speaker 21: back food all night. It wasn't the greatest of game,
Speaker 21: but there was the greatest of moments. And he would
Speaker 21: join the likes of Alowizi. He would join the likes
Speaker 21: of Tim kayle In closes out and when he got
Speaker 21: the double because he's effectively put Australia into their fifth
Speaker 21: consecutive World Cup final, a World Cup series, you know,
Speaker 21: and I just thought the crowd delivered fifty seven thousand.
Speaker 21: I was very disappointed, you know, by the Western Australian's coverage.
Speaker 1: Of the lead up to this promotion of the game front.
Speaker 21: And back page was AFL centric. He no get it.
Speaker 21: I mean, we love our AFL, but we love our sport.
Speaker 21: Last night was the good old Aussie Butler had no chance,
Speaker 21: had no chance. And guess what we delivered in spades,
Speaker 21: well as if you know, as if delivered in spade,
Speaker 21: and so did the team. I thought the coach pop Offy,
Speaker 21: he coached exceptionally. While he put it.
Speaker 1: Out, these substitutions were goodn't they can I say this, Glenn,
Speaker 1: and I hear what you're saying. I reckon, And I
Speaker 1: don't like saying this because I played soccer until I
Speaker 1: was seventeen. You love the game as well. Soccer's on
Speaker 1: the nose here in Perth. The Glory have not covered
Speaker 1: the coding Glory. Yeah, so to speak that is a part.
Speaker 1: It's not meant to be. But I reckon soccer was
Speaker 1: on the nose in Perth a bit.
Speaker 21: Well, it's at all time low and there's no doubting that.
Speaker 21: I went to a few Glory games this year and
Speaker 21: it's only two three thousand people of the game. It was,
Speaker 21: you know, it was hard to watch, knowing in the
Speaker 21: Glory days, you know it's part of the pump, but
Speaker 21: it was the Glory days when there was fifteen eighteen
Speaker 21: thousand people watching. You know, the Glory do their thing,
Speaker 21: have their success and you know Nick Tanner and the
Speaker 21: whole Glory juggernaut was massive to watch. I don't think
Speaker 21: it will take much to well. I'd like to think
Speaker 21: it can come back. I think the Sam curR Center
Speaker 21: and the participation by thirty five percent of young kids
Speaker 21: playing soccer now because of Sam Kerr, I think they
Speaker 21: need to cash in on that and hopefully Sam can
Speaker 21: get back and you know, set the world alight as
Speaker 21: she's done in the past. So I'm a big fan
Speaker 21: for I'm a big and if you get the opportunity,
Speaker 21: I know a lot of people have and some you
Speaker 21: know probably won't be able to do, but to follow
Speaker 21: them in a World Cup series. They're up against Argentina
Speaker 21: and they're up against you know, they've held their own
Speaker 21: getting to the final sixteen on a couple of times.
Speaker 1: Matilda's are far more exciting and better rank than than
Speaker 1: the soccer. Having said that, it was still good to
Speaker 1: watch last night. And look, I do stand corrected on
Speaker 1: the Becon thing. Totally my blue. Keith says Beckham was
Speaker 1: not left foot, that he's prominently right. Yeah, sorry about that,
Speaker 1: everyone stand corrected. So influenced is described as god like.
Speaker 1: His left foot was competent, it's not his dominant for
Speaker 1: thanks Keith, Absolutely, mate, I need to go to Specsavers.
Speaker 1: Melanie says, does that make Victoria lady posh spice? Yes,
Speaker 1: I suspect she will become a first lady of some description.
Speaker 1: By the way, Poms, Come on, Jackie, we were playing
Speaker 1: Japan second, says Brian. True, let's go to the phone.
Speaker 21: You can only play who they put out the park.
Speaker 1: Don't they look pretty good to me? The blue samurais Gooday, Matthew.
Speaker 23: Hi, I was at the game last night, but I
Speaker 23: was very disappointed just after halftime with the bands who
Speaker 23: started the Mexican way, very disrespectful to the team. But
Speaker 23: all credit due to the active bay who did not
Speaker 23: participate in it. It went on for too long. You
Speaker 23: don't mind a Mexican wave near the end of the game,
Speaker 23: but straight after halftime it's a joke.
Speaker 1: Why is it? Is it political way, just trying to
Speaker 1: ge the team.
Speaker 23: Yeah, but a Mexican wave is not if you go
Speaker 23: to your team up, you cheer them. You don't stand
Speaker 23: a Mexican wave because that gets distracting. When you're paying
Speaker 23: good money to watch a game, you're not watching someone
Speaker 23: jump up in front of you, or if you do
Speaker 23: one lap around.
Speaker 1: But going around about serious Yeah, well, well maybe maybe
Speaker 1: there were more non soccer fans there, you know, just
Speaker 1: general sports fans.
Speaker 21: Yeah, there's a lot of fair weather supporters that.
Speaker 1: So soccer fans don't like the Mexican wave.
Speaker 21: Of course they do. I think you're all sports around
Speaker 21: the world enjoy the Mexican wave. It's entertaining. Some people
Speaker 21: don't like it.
Speaker 1: It's respectful.
Speaker 21: Well, I can tell you now.
Speaker 1: I remember trying to work this out, trying to figure
Speaker 1: it out. I don't think it's disrespectful.
Speaker 21: No, I think it's It adds atmosphere to the to
Speaker 21: the occasion. It's not like they play every weekend here
Speaker 21: at up the stadium, fifty seven thousand people. It was
Speaker 21: a momentous occasion that put Australian in the World Cup.
Speaker 21: The first half was pretty ordinary. Now to Matthew, he's
Speaker 21: a diehard soccer fan. He wants to watch the game.
Speaker 1: That's not a cultural thing.
Speaker 21: So it's not yeah, but to get the site up
Speaker 21: and you know, jeer him up for a better second half.
Speaker 1: This is probably full of Scorches fans and AFL fans
Speaker 1: and Rugby union fans.
Speaker 21: Between all our fans in Wa, we hold our own.
Speaker 21: It is one of the most passionate. Is that compested?
Speaker 1: Is that cold? Play free? I think working.
Speaker 21: I went to one game this year. Yeah, I went
Speaker 21: to one game.
Speaker 1: He liked it before I liked it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I like all these things. I like Country Road
Speaker 21: up in the game. But I like because it's entertainment
Speaker 21: and you sit back and you go, makay, that's catchy.
Speaker 21: I understand it. I get it. Able to criticize it, well,
Speaker 21: you know, we're.
Speaker 1: Talking to a block. I used to hum the opposition song.
Speaker 21: Yeah and get fine every time.
Speaker 1: We'll come back in just a moment. Thank you, Matthew.
Speaker 1: We I wasn't aware of that, that there's disrespectful. The Mexican
Speaker 1: wave habit to hear from it is mate, the Tasmanian
Speaker 1: government in turmoil? What does that mean for the Tazzy Devils?
Speaker 1: The Hawks last night back to their arrogant, unsociable best
Speaker 1: played really good when it mattered, the show boating, the
Speaker 1: show boating and how Rob says, how dare Glenn Jacobitch
Speaker 1: suggests that Harley Reid had been removed from the back page.
Speaker 1: Thanks Rob asij baitch, how good? How good was that goal?
Speaker 24: Back?
Speaker 1: In a second brilliant lot of correspondence on whether the
Speaker 1: Mexican Wave is disrespectful and not, I will let people
Speaker 1: know that potentially possibly that Matthew is a hardcore football
Speaker 1: fan and may not be able to and may not
Speaker 1: be ambulance so that's possibly why he found it disrespectful.
Speaker 1: I appreciate your call. The wave kept the crowd awake.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should swap the Mexican wave out for the
Speaker 1: vo vo Zaila. Remember those. Glenn is the only interestinct
Speaker 1: thing of the whole night. So Matthew, thanks for your thoughts.
Speaker 1: That maybe why Matthew didn't like is he can't stand
Speaker 1: up himself. Potentially he's the Marlwighidi get a bill.
Speaker 25: Oh hi, yeah, I love it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 25: I was in Britain when they're the World Cup born
Speaker 25: and went back from Vietnam of twelve. Of course there
Speaker 25: was another big event on that was Muhammad ah Leave
Speaker 25: didn't get much share fighting. It was all about Britain there.
Speaker 25: I don't think I ever win in a World Cup
Speaker 25: a game, but I got to just say he said
Speaker 25: about this on the nose a bit here the gentleman. Yeah, well,
Speaker 25: I just got to say, in America it's basically very
Speaker 25: much a private game. A lot of women play it,
Speaker 25: and just a few examples of the last World Cup,
Speaker 25: they spent a fortune over there in America, very good
Speaker 25: and Ireland played there and any english guy who played
Speaker 25: in their World Cup you won't mention all that England
Speaker 25: didn't make it. And the point was there was sort
Speaker 25: of a joke and a lot of Irish bars that
Speaker 25: Maradonna's arrived and they got him mixed up with Madonna.
Speaker 25: I mean, because you've been down to Brazil. I mean,
Speaker 25: that's the kind of thing. And another couple of points
Speaker 25: we talk about Japan, Japan, it's a World Cup for everyone.
Speaker 25: Japan had a problem months because a lot of Japanese
Speaker 25: can you speak to words?
Speaker 1: All right, let's so thanks, Bill will leave it there,
Speaker 1: Thank you. Nineteen sixty six, yep four two four two,
Speaker 1: go to Germany. I'm just trying to redeem myself from
Speaker 1: the Beckham left foot of things. I haven't that wasn't
Speaker 1: good by me. It's four Well, I was four years
Speaker 1: of age you were born.
Speaker 21: I was minus seven.
Speaker 1: You've become better at messages you leave school. Mather's phony masa.
Speaker 26: Yeah, they boys. I'm gonna say a couple of words
Speaker 26: in a sex.
Speaker 18: I don't know if you know.
Speaker 26: This guy born twenty fifth during nine and fifty played
Speaker 26: for Middle Splits to twenty seventy seven and eighty eight.
Speaker 26: Great play and he also played the Liverpool, which I
Speaker 26: thought that was the case. Nicknames Skippy two words.
Speaker 21: Yep scored a goal in the FA Cup final against
Speaker 21: Everton in nineteen eighty six or seven. Ian Rush scored
Speaker 21: a double. Gary Linker scored the first Everton, so Liverpool
Speaker 21: were very much favorites.
Speaker 1: It's a Dublin soccer called a brace as well. Is
Speaker 1: it brace too? I think it is, yeah, yeah. Craig
Speaker 1: Johnson had perm, had a perm, didn't he.
Speaker 21: Had a perm?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 21: And then after that I think Peter Materia got a perm.
Speaker 21: He was first.
Speaker 1: He was now show voting last night from Ginnevan and others.
Speaker 1: It's the modern footy. We you played with one of
Speaker 1: the biggest show boats known to man, didn't you in
Speaker 1: the Grand Final parade with Kay Langdon our friend, our
Speaker 1: colleague and mate. He was a showboat as.
Speaker 21: Entertainer, Carl's and entertainer. He still is just asking. Look,
Speaker 21: he played well, he backed it up Ginovan last night.
Speaker 21: But if you look closely back in the replay, he's
Speaker 21: nearly missed that goal. Okay, it's gone left angles very
Speaker 21: quickly because you're so close to the line. Had been
Speaker 21: another two meters. He's just booted at he's waved it
Speaker 21: behind him, just kicked the gold first.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Yeah, you see the umpire move very quickly. It's gone.
Speaker 21: But oh boy, if you had to miss that and
Speaker 21: hit the post, he would have been He's sucker punch.
Speaker 21: He gives it out. But you know that's his I
Speaker 21: don't know, must be I'm getting older. I don't mind it.
Speaker 1: Your math is improving.
Speaker 21: Yeah, ten years ago, I would have chased him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 21: If he done that to my too, against my day,
Speaker 21: I would have chased him and I wulder got him
Speaker 21: either on the field or the car park. I would
Speaker 21: have got him. Yeah, okay, but I don't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: You do not.
Speaker 21: I'm I'm not allowed to.
Speaker 1: What have we learned last night? Glen Bullies have played
Speaker 1: well with an ordinarily a seven. I guess without Sam Darcy.
Speaker 21: The one without Sam Darcy, I have. Yeah, what I
Speaker 21: learned about the the Hawks last night. Everyone's found them
Speaker 21: out a little bit and they got a lot of
Speaker 21: criticism in the press. I thought that was a very
Speaker 21: mature performance by Hawthorne and well coached by Sam Mitchell.
Speaker 21: I think they embraced the moment they're in, lost three
Speaker 21: in a row and took on a very you know,
Speaker 21: dangerous side in the Bulldogs. The Bulldog's got a few
Speaker 21: problems now because they're a fancy to go very deep
Speaker 21: in September. I guess what, Simon, they're not in the eight.
Speaker 21: They're not in the eight. And that was what was
Speaker 21: facing Freeman about three or four weeks ago. They find
Speaker 21: themselves seven and five now and they're in the eight.
Speaker 21: They're not entrenched, and they've They've got a very good
Speaker 21: run over the next four weeks after their bye. I've
Speaker 21: got them down for winning the next four, which will
Speaker 21: take them to eleven and five, gives them a very
Speaker 21: very good opportunity to play finals footy and more importantly
Speaker 21: secure at least one home final. But the Bulldogs very
Speaker 21: poor start. Thought the Hawks last night their intensity and ferocity,
Speaker 21: which has been missing for the last three weeks. You
Speaker 21: could just see and it's so attitudinal. Isn't this game
Speaker 21: any game? But it's so attitudinal and whatever they got
Speaker 21: criticized for the last three weeks. You know, the Hollywood Hawks,
Speaker 21: they're not so good and or Bollywood they was starting
Speaker 21: to call them. I just thought they showed a bit
Speaker 21: of Greek last night and that was great grit.
Speaker 1: It was a good performance in the English one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty nine fantasy points. If you believe in that
Speaker 1: particular metric, he goes good, doesn't it. But Lloyd Meg
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty he's been absolute. I thought that
Speaker 1: was a revelation.
Speaker 21: I thought it was a good battle between the two
Speaker 21: and I think Tim has been very good in the
Speaker 21: last four or five weeks. He certainly elevated himself and
Speaker 21: so it was, you know, during when the boardogs have
Speaker 21: had some good wins, he's been so dominant, you know,
Speaker 21: So it wasn't all Australian I think about three years
Speaker 21: ago and then had a few issues injury and a
Speaker 21: couple of concussions. But good to see him back playing
Speaker 21: good foot. He's a very good footballer.
Speaker 1: Glenn. You mixing the AFL circles. You to go to
Speaker 1: AFL every now and then in your role as an
Speaker 1: All Australian selector. You've done it for a number of years.
Speaker 1: One of the fellows you've crossed over over the years
Speaker 1: is a fellow called Matthew Richardson who is a Tasmanian.
Speaker 1: Could have gone to Custard yesterday if the no confidence
Speaker 1: show in the Tasmanian premiere sort of the ripple effect
Speaker 1: of that might mean no stadium because it's going to
Speaker 1: break the budget. That could see the Tazzy Devils in trouble.
Speaker 1: What are you hearing around the traps about the Devils
Speaker 1: and about what happened yesterday?
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's concerning that the predicament they find themselves in
Speaker 21: with only a couple of years in time for them
Speaker 21: to be into the competition. So we'll know more in
Speaker 21: the next three or four months. But the AFL need
Speaker 21: a very clear direction of knowing what's happening with their
Speaker 21: nineteenth license, if it's going to happen, and are they
Speaker 21: willing to accept because I don't think they can build
Speaker 21: that in two years? Can they? That roof?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have thought so? No, no, they we're going to
Speaker 1: play us well for a while. Weren't they going to
Speaker 1: play at Devonport and Hobart? Was that right? Sean to
Speaker 1: play at the other two venues before it being finished.
Speaker 1: But a deal is a deal with the AFL and
Speaker 1: the OURFL didn't put anything into into Burdswood, So the.
Speaker 21: Deal is that that stadium has to be part of
Speaker 21: the nineteenth license.
Speaker 1: With a roof with a roof. Yeah, all right, I'll
Speaker 1: watched this space one double three eight two. We'll get
Speaker 1: Glenn's tips in just a moment. If you'd like to
Speaker 1: speak to Jacko. Rob says something telling me Simon's been
Speaker 1: googling soccer in the break. I haven't, Rob, I did
Speaker 1: know Craig Johnson had a PERM. I didn't know. Thanks
Speaker 1: for your thoughts that I ring. Jacko is here today
Speaker 1: the three I get a bye, a well deserved day off.
Speaker 1: Are you heading down to Bono?
Speaker 21: Yeah, with a six hour calling team looking forward to
Speaker 21: it down at hands Oval, so big opportunity will obviously
Speaker 21: dissect that. But going back to Craig Johnson, he was
Speaker 21: the first Australian's scorer in then FA Cup Final, first Australian.
Speaker 21: Do you know who the second is?
Speaker 1: Cadel Evans? No, I don't know.
Speaker 21: I'll tell half the break.
Speaker 1: All right, we're back in a second.
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Speaker 6: Tonkin Highway northbound prior to Abernethy Road. That left lane
Speaker 6: has been closed off by incident response.
Speaker 1: Make sure you.
Speaker 6: Proceed with caution and debri That plank of wood remains
Speaker 6: in the right lane of the promenade entry to Tonkin
Speaker 6: Highway southbound in Elmbrook.
Speaker 1: I'm Rob Beaver on Perth's traffic leader six PR. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks for listening. In Glenn, jack which is with us.
Speaker 1: We're going to go through the round of footy in
Speaker 1: a just a moment and we do have a year
Speaker 1: no Jacko for you, and Jacko is a special treat.
Speaker 1: We're going to speak to Julie Meek So she's the
Speaker 1: Soccer Roos dietitian. She was the Perth Glory dietitian when
Speaker 1: Tony Popovich was here. She followed Popovich to Melbourne City
Speaker 1: and then he has recruited her as the Soccreos dietitian.
Speaker 1: And we'll have a chat to Julie in just a moment.
Speaker 1: We spoke to as Is Baitch on Monday, the goal
Speaker 1: scorer from last night, and he yeah, he's a big raps,
Speaker 1: a dual head. We will replay some of that in
Speaker 1: just a second. So he's a Perth dietitian, the secret
Speaker 1: weapon in asich Bach's preparation armory. I have some inside
Speaker 1: inside mail for you. What do you reckon? What do
Speaker 1: you reckon? The soccer news did last night? I reckon
Speaker 1: they celebrated, I would hope. So yeah, and they didn't.
Speaker 21: Why not?
Speaker 1: And they training this morning? So no alcohol night last
Speaker 1: night from and went to train this morning. They get
Speaker 1: weighed before they run out to training.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's pretty much. It's an elite environment, isn't it?
Speaker 21: So kind different from I thought they could have let
Speaker 21: their hair down because effectively they've set their country into
Speaker 21: the World Cup.
Speaker 1: Well, he's won the A League Haileygue flag last Saturday,
Speaker 1: hasn't didn't celebrate that, got on a plane, was here
Speaker 1: on Monday all week. So it's that they're going hard
Speaker 1: at it, don't they.
Speaker 21: Well attention to detail and there is time and places
Speaker 21: where I think it's important that you take the breaks celebrate.
Speaker 21: I thought last night, you know, is a pivotal moment.
Speaker 1: After the hippie club boys.
Speaker 21: Yeah, but what's It's the end of the European season,
Speaker 21: so anyhow, Look, I'm not gonna I'm not going to
Speaker 21: question their professionalism. It's one thing I won't do.
Speaker 1: Insight into the code, isn't it, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: There's only been two scores in f A Caps, Craig
Speaker 1: Johnson and Sam Kerr. Yeah, there you go, well done,
Speaker 1: thanks to a research team and thanks to you, Glenn.
Speaker 1: Let's go through your tips for the remainder of the round, Glenn,
Speaker 1: if you don't mind, So Glenn went when was not
Speaker 1: having a couple of misses on this your your Thursday
Speaker 1: night tipping.
Speaker 21: Glenn hasn't been good in the last three four weeks.
Speaker 21: I've got last week's and prior to that, I think
Speaker 21: zer on three and then I missed last night and
Speaker 21: I went the Bullies. All right, that's okay, we're still
Speaker 21: and then what you tip against me?
Speaker 1: So whatever, somehow our listeners do Yeah, I might as well,
Speaker 1: I know, and hand goes with an anti Glenn tip.
Speaker 1: All right, Bulldogs in the end of twenty two points.
Speaker 1: At twenty two points they go down to Hawthorne.
Speaker 21: Well, I I was close with the margin and I
Speaker 21: went twenty one points. Is the wrong team?
Speaker 1: Crows Brisbane Lyons tonight five forty third versus second add
Speaker 1: in Adelaide. What a game.
Speaker 21: Yeah, Crows have got a very good run home. Yeah,
Speaker 21: I'm going to tip the Crows. I just think that
Speaker 21: they've really elevated their game is at home. They're going
Speaker 21: to be hard to beat there. During the remainder of
Speaker 21: the year.
Speaker 1: So Crows for me, all right, Crows for Glenn Jakovic
Speaker 1: on Saturday at eleven twenty at the g Richmond, Sidney.
Speaker 21: Yeah, this is going to be interesting game because Richmond
Speaker 21: have really shown some growth in their younger team that's
Speaker 21: coming through. Unlucky not to win against the Giants last week.
Speaker 21: Sydney new coach, new systems just got a few teething
Speaker 21: problems at the minute. The Swans, their last outing of
Speaker 21: the MCG wasn't great, but I'm going to tip the Swans.
Speaker 1: All right, Swans, that's a tough one, is it? They eat?
Speaker 1: They should for you use your phrase hard to trust,
Speaker 1: aren't they? That is a hard one. The the SEC
Speaker 1: two to fifteen game, yes at Geelong is the Cats
Speaker 1: versus the Suns.
Speaker 21: Yeah, this is interesting because Cats at gim HbA Stadium
Speaker 21: are very hard to beat down there. But they did
Speaker 21: travel to Perth and their record after a Perth game
Speaker 21: isn't the best. The Suns some they lost against Fremantle,
Speaker 21: so what a clash. This is going to be fifth
Speaker 21: versus fourth. The Sons are trying to hang on to
Speaker 21: a top four position, the Crows a third, So three
Speaker 21: of the four top fours into state teams with the Lions,
Speaker 21: Crows and the Sun. But the Cats are the Cats,
Speaker 21: aren't they? They certainly know how to turn it on
Speaker 21: when they challenge. So I'll go to Cats because it's
Speaker 21: only at home and only just But that's a game
Speaker 21: that I'm going to be anticipating to watch. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Yeah, five of the four also on Saturday night. This
Speaker 1: is in Canberra, the Giants versus Port Adelaide.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'll go the Giants for no particular reasons because
Speaker 21: they're not going that great. Port Adelaide are not going
Speaker 21: that great. So yeah, Giants.
Speaker 1: Ripping clash in Bumbrey. You'll be there with the six
Speaker 1: pr call team Glenn North Melbourne versus West Coast, seventeenth
Speaker 1: versus eighteenth the gamble responsibly, but the pundits have North
Speaker 1: narrow favorites here. Who do you like and why?
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'll go the Eagles on the back of some
Speaker 21: good performances of recent weeks. Got within five points of
Speaker 21: the Cats, but just fell away in that last quarter.
Speaker 21: In particular North. There's gonna be a tough game, but
Speaker 21: they did beat them there in the game earlier on
Speaker 21: in the year in the preseason. I like some of
Speaker 21: the changes that are coming. Good to see Clay Hall
Speaker 21: gets another opportunity. Has been really dominating in the Waffle.
Speaker 21: But yeah, this will be a tight game as well,
Speaker 21: So to all the bumbery people that will get down there.
Speaker 21: It's sold out. It's a great atmosphere of the Ovals
Speaker 21: in fantastic condition West Coast. First time. I think I've
Speaker 21: tipped him this year.
Speaker 1: Will you come back after the game, will you stay
Speaker 1: down there?
Speaker 21: Oh, go to the hippy globb something down there. They've
Speaker 21: got one down there, the Reef.
Speaker 1: I think it's reef, the Reefs, the version of the
Speaker 1: Hivy Club. I think you might just get all the
Speaker 1: players and yeah, yeah, but you're tipping Eagles with it
Speaker 1: with confidence a little bit. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 21: I've like what I've seen with their younger players. Elijah Hewett.
Speaker 21: I think he's teaming up really well. I scaling back
Speaker 21: to some form, kicking goals, Jamie Crips back after a
Speaker 21: slight knee injury. Their back lines holding up really well.
Speaker 21: So I like what I see at the minute.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, well, I Glen, there's a Glenn's tips
Speaker 1: the Crows over Brisbane' So what he's over the Tigers,
Speaker 1: Cats over the Suns down at Geelong, the Giants over
Speaker 1: Pored and Eagles over North with some confidence. Yes, no,
Speaker 1: two more teams, two more games.
Speaker 18: Is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? My phone just gave out, but sorry you go.
Speaker 21: Carlton versus Essendon Wednesday on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Sorry, yep, my should have gone to Spec Savors.
Speaker 21: Yeah, just like the left foot of David Beckham. So
Speaker 21: Carlton take on.
Speaker 1: So we've got time.
Speaker 21: It's going to be interesting game another one because Carlton
Speaker 21: are not going that great. They are favorites here, but
Speaker 21: Esson and didn't they show some good form against the
Speaker 21: lines up there? Had their chances hit the front in
Speaker 21: that late I think it was a third cour earlier
Speaker 21: the start of the last quarter. But the yeah, you
Speaker 21: just don't know which team is going to turn up.
Speaker 21: Caddy is a good.
Speaker 1: Player, sure is like his hair do yeah? I do
Speaker 1: as well?
Speaker 21: Who do you like? Ok?
Speaker 1: Carlton got the Blues? Okay, over the bombs? Thank you?
Speaker 1: And the final game? Sorry? This is Melbourne versus Connie
Speaker 1: Wood King. This is twelve versus first on the King's birthday,
Speaker 1: Big one. This one it.
Speaker 21: Is and Neil dana Hur's work. I think it's the
Speaker 21: eleven m.
Speaker 1: And the train of the year. Yeah, how good, Yeah,
Speaker 1: which he deserved.
Speaker 21: Well done. I look the Pies, they're their favorites to win,
Speaker 21: aren't they. They've got some really good talent at the minute.
Speaker 21: That's really humming along. They're just a well organized side.
Speaker 21: Actually don't mind watching them, you know, and even if
Speaker 21: you don't like Collingwood, you do appreciate their brand of
Speaker 21: football very much. So well done to them at the minute.
Speaker 1: Wie already my check from Tasmania. What a player? Good player,
Speaker 1: bruma player. Sorry listeners, I missed those last.
Speaker 21: Two right too.
Speaker 1: Yeah he's not bad, us boy, it's not bad. Pennilebury
Speaker 1: not bad, so I bottom not bad. Crows over Brizzy,
Speaker 1: Swans over the Tigers, Cats over the Sons, Giants over Port,
Speaker 1: Eagles over North Cartmo of Essendon and the Pies over Melbourne.
Speaker 1: My apologies. Let's go now to our Yes No for
Speaker 1: this week and we will speak to Julie meet the
Speaker 1: soccer dietitian. Is she the secret weapon? We'll talk to
Speaker 1: him just a second. You can hang around for that cake, Glenn, Yes,
Speaker 1: I will, thank you very much. The fixture gods have
Speaker 1: smiled smiling on the dockers. They've got a reasonably easy
Speaker 1: lead up in the run into September. Yes, watching soccer
Speaker 1: is can be boring ninety nine percent of the time,
Speaker 1: but really exciting one percent of the time. No, world
Speaker 1: spoken as a true fan, as a fishinado as these baits.
Speaker 1: His gold came from hard work, skill, speed and a
Speaker 1: rev up from this show and me on Monday. No,
Speaker 1: the dream of a Tasmanian football team is dead and buried. No,
Speaker 1: the AFL is in no state at the moment to
Speaker 1: expand to nineteen teams. Yes, all right, yeah, not better?
Speaker 24: All right?
Speaker 1: Change? I thought you can say nothing what This one's
Speaker 1: from Adam papale our sports director and driver of the
Speaker 1: slowest car of Western Australia. A third WA team would
Speaker 1: be successful and should be based in the Southwest.
Speaker 21: It would be successful. I think it would be. Yeah,
Speaker 21: but not in Bustleton where he wants to go, not
Speaker 21: an his home tore So then he went out to
Speaker 21: travel too far for commentary. He'll just retire down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Another one from Adam Papalie. It's McDonald's not McDonald's.
Speaker 1: I don't know what else you're going for That's what
Speaker 1: he says today. Perhaps if you're listening, it'd be nice.
Speaker 21: If you got some when we do in studio, because
Speaker 21: he used to organize it for us last year for
Speaker 21: a bit of lunch, you know, because we're going to
Speaker 21: work through our lunch breaks. He do you have to work?
Speaker 21: Three you lunch break? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do you get I'll go to the vending machine three
Speaker 1: dollars sixty for some cheese. Now, this is mal my
Speaker 1: Niga's political career ending right here. If you didn't hear it,
Speaker 1: if you have, if you haven't heard this over the
Speaker 1: last twenty years.
Speaker 27: His mal was this a person out there making sure
Speaker 27: that I was I'm bugged.
Speaker 1: I'm signing. Wow, that wasn't even twenty second.
Speaker 21: It was about eleven seconds.
Speaker 1: Yes, political career, he's a good name to get if
Speaker 1: he hangs in more than eleven seconds. He's a good
Speaker 1: name for the Perth Bears. Yes, Albow supporting the Hawks
Speaker 1: is all a smoke screen. He doesn't really understand football. No,
Speaker 1: the Dogs should continue to hold off signing a Bevo
Speaker 1: as a coach. No, the Dogs do struggle and primetime fixtures. No,
Speaker 1: the AFL needs more and more show boating. Yes, you
Speaker 1: know there was a good show voter in your family,
Speaker 1: wasn't there?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Very good.
Speaker 1: The Hawks play better without James sicily No, Glenn Jakovich
Speaker 1: never went over the top with his celebrations. Yes, that's
Speaker 1: not true.
Speaker 21: A couple of times I did.
Speaker 1: What about that? Gat was that we kicked three in
Speaker 1: your light your last game? Yeah, you kicked three in
Speaker 1: your last game. You celebrated.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and then a quarter time break came in and
Speaker 21: I see stuff, it's all over.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember that. I thought you over celebrated. I
Speaker 1: think you deserve too as well. The Prince of Wales
Speaker 1: Pub in Bumbury will be the biggest pub in the
Speaker 1: world on Sunday, Yes, your pub. Yes, and Eagles a
Speaker 1: win could spell the end for the temporary stands at
Speaker 1: hands Over, with the fans celebrating like crazy. Yes, all
Speaker 1: footy or visitors to Bumbry this week and just stick
Speaker 1: around to enjoy the local attractions and cuisines on offer. Yes,
Speaker 1: Jamari jugill Hagen potentially going to the Sydney to the
Speaker 1: Swan as a good move for all parties involved. Yes,
Speaker 1: speeding six kilometers over the limit in your wife's car
Speaker 1: should attract a warning, not a fine. Yes, sixteen minutes
Speaker 1: or eleven when we come back, duly meet the socceros
Speaker 1: dietician will join us and Glenn will be with us
Speaker 1: as well. So listening, Glenn Jackovic is with us. We
Speaker 1: are seeing the sport the Stinger Sports Segment a little
Speaker 1: today because we've got a very exciting guest coming on.
Speaker 1: Glenn and Julie Meek is a soccer sports dietitian, pretty
Speaker 1: happy after last night's performance. She was with Popovich at
Speaker 1: the Glory at Melbourne Sea City. Sorry, yeah, Melbourne City
Speaker 1: and now with the soccer Use she joins us. Now, gooday,
Speaker 1: Julie Simon and Glenn how.
Speaker 28: Are you hello?
Speaker 29: Guys?
Speaker 27: How are you both?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well? Thanks? Is your voice a bit croaky?
Speaker 21: You're right?
Speaker 8: No, I'm good.
Speaker 29: I'm good.
Speaker 1: Now listen, here's the goal here. First up her first
Speaker 1: and foremost, glennard Light and I would like to play
Speaker 1: a replay of the Gold Jewels. Here we go.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a lovely to buy riding my pray you.
Speaker 1: How good jewels? Where were you in eighty nine minutes
Speaker 1: of anxiety? And then that happens?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 29: There was honestly edge of the seat, and then when
Speaker 29: as he scored, was just an amazing moment. There was jumping,
Speaker 29: there was yelling, there was all kinds of things. That
Speaker 29: was absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 21: Jules, Glenn Jacobach, thanks for your time. Simon did ask
Speaker 21: where were you when the goal in?
Speaker 1: And I guess what we're wearing?
Speaker 19: As it.
Speaker 21: Had a big week, didn't he leading him from the
Speaker 21: A League final into last night, so he obviously he
Speaker 21: kept his emotion and his intact leading into the game.
Speaker 29: Well he did. But the funny thing is that Simon,
Speaker 29: you said that Melbourne City. I'm Melbourne Victory. So we
Speaker 29: have a bit of a rivalry between the two of
Speaker 29: us and as of last weekend, and he promised me
Speaker 29: yesterday that should make me feel better, that he would
Speaker 29: score a goal in last night's match and calls by
Speaker 29: for his third World Cup.
Speaker 24: So he said it.
Speaker 20: He did it.
Speaker 1: He certainly did. And we had him on the show
Speaker 1: on Monday, Julie on our holiday Monday, and I asked
Speaker 1: him about you have a listen. I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: you've come across her yet as his but Julie, make
Speaker 1: you a nutritionists. She's a Perth girl and she's spent
Speaker 1: a lot of time talking to our this is on
Speaker 1: this program, an Tony and her get on famously, but
Speaker 1: he wants to make sure you're looking after yourself off
Speaker 1: the pitch.
Speaker 13: Yeah, definitely. She's been a great addition to the obviously
Speaker 13: to our group and making sure you know, we're professional athlee,
Speaker 13: so you need to prepare everything to a tea and
Speaker 13: she's a big part of that with nutrition and you know,
Speaker 13: supplements and those kinds of things. And yeah, look, you
Speaker 13: know you can see changing a lot of boys with
Speaker 13: their bodies or you know, obviously less injuries. So yeah,
Speaker 13: she's played a massive part in joining our group.
Speaker 1: I always one of if she's any good, I'm I'll
Speaker 1: pass it on to his that's good good. He's got
Speaker 1: your back, Julie.
Speaker 29: Yes, he does, and he's he's a very professional man
Speaker 29: and it's nice to hear that. You know, he does
Speaker 29: believe in what.
Speaker 21: We're doing, Julie. With the soccer rus, it's a big,
Speaker 21: obviously responsibility that you have. Just give us a brief
Speaker 21: rundown of what you've installed into them as regarding their professionalism,
Speaker 21: but their dietary habits they're eating on the plane, there's
Speaker 21: a lot of time. These guys come from all parts
Speaker 21: of the world to play. How long were they together
Speaker 21: for this game before they took the pitch.
Speaker 29: Well, we had a training camp in Abertabi, so that
Speaker 29: was a couple of weeks and then obviously some of
Speaker 29: the players joined us here in Perth. But the group
Speaker 29: is very tight and I'm so fortunate that Tony Popovich
Speaker 29: is just the best coach to work with in terms
Speaker 29: of nutrition because he's a very detailed person and he
Speaker 29: has my back one thousand percent, so that makes a
Speaker 29: big difference in a team. And we have very much
Speaker 29: about details, so every single thing that we do, whether
Speaker 29: we're on the flight, whether we're in the hotel, it
Speaker 29: doesn't matter. Training we have everything down to the last detail,
Speaker 29: which is so important at this.
Speaker 30: Level of sport.
Speaker 21: Well, it certainly is because it comes down a moment,
Speaker 21: and last night was the moment that may have put
Speaker 21: them all but you know, put Australia into the World Cup.
Speaker 1: The country and such as such as the fine line.
Speaker 21: Our two teams and a lot of our teams here,
Speaker 21: not only just the Eagles and Dockers travel a lot.
Speaker 21: They spend a lot of time on the plane. Technology
Speaker 21: and I guess advancements have come a long way with
Speaker 21: how athletes, both male and female look after themselves on that.
Speaker 21: For our flight, what are your tips that they should
Speaker 21: be in consideration for?
Speaker 29: I mean the biggest thing by far is hydration, because
Speaker 29: if you're not hydrated that on a flight that makes
Speaker 29: a big difference. Is really cool to get off a
Speaker 29: flight being hydrated. So that's something that we push a lot.
Speaker 29: I engage the air stewards as well because they're really
Speaker 29: helpful with that, and the boys have very you know,
Speaker 29: street guidelines about what they can and cut eat. I
Speaker 29: also speak to the staff on the plane, so it's
Speaker 29: pretty tightly controlled. It's really important and anyone who's flying
Speaker 29: should be looking at that. It makes a big difference. Hey,
Speaker 29: you feel when you get off and you perform us.
Speaker 1: We speak to the airline staff.
Speaker 29: Yes, absolutely, as soon as they get on.
Speaker 1: Wow, we yes, look at you go? How annoying are you?
Speaker 13: I'm so annoying today?
Speaker 29: Accept it?
Speaker 21: Do they prepare their own food or do they eat
Speaker 21: the plane food?
Speaker 29: No, we do, but within limitation. So we're very fortunate
Speaker 29: that the airline accommodates that. And yeah, the boys are great,
Speaker 29: they don't they don't ask for things that they shouldn't
Speaker 29: be having because they know how much it makes a difference.
Speaker 29: So yeah, it's fantastic.
Speaker 21: In our earlier time, we didn't mind having a little
Speaker 21: bit of a shut eye on the plane. We just
Speaker 21: felt that that was part of relaxing. But towards the
Speaker 21: back end of my career we were told to no, no,
Speaker 21: it disrupts your sleeping patterns.
Speaker 29: Is that Are you of the same opinion, Well, it
Speaker 29: depends on how long the flight is and the time zone,
Speaker 29: so we stick. Yeah, so our high performance lie EGA,
Speaker 29: he's very good at that. So we work on how
Speaker 29: much time they should be sleeping on the plane, when
Speaker 29: they should be sleeping, because various times that's okay and
Speaker 29: not okay. So we do control that as well.
Speaker 1: Julia, I have been to a pub with you, so
Speaker 1: I know that you don't you're not you're not. You're
Speaker 1: by no means a wowser. No drinks for the boys
Speaker 1: last night. So is that a Popovich decision? A Popovich
Speaker 1: make decision? So no one went across the road to
Speaker 1: the Camfield and you weigh the players before their training today,
Speaker 1: is that right?
Speaker 29: That's right? Yep, absolutely, and that's just about hydration. Okay,
Speaker 29: So that's just so important. And the boys they understand
Speaker 29: how important this is, so they want to do everything
Speaker 29: they can to make this happen. So it's not a
Speaker 29: difficult ask at all.
Speaker 1: All right, it is good insight. Are you, Julie, well
Speaker 1: done the the are you claiming it? Are you claiming
Speaker 1: the goal victory and the entry to the World Cup?
Speaker 1: Is it all on you?
Speaker 9: Already?
Speaker 1: Absolutely on thousand which Glenn and I just watching the replay.
Speaker 1: We've seen it three times in front of our eyes.
Speaker 1: So well done to him and to you. You and
Speaker 1: I always have a chat about whether loop you know,
Speaker 1: whether lupens is for for livestock or for human human beings.
Speaker 1: This is super food. But are there any are there
Speaker 1: any sort of any tricks in this one, Julie? In
Speaker 1: what people are eating? Is it or is it? Is
Speaker 1: it common sense? And person by person?
Speaker 29: Look, just so you know we have special, very special.
Speaker 29: You've tried these cookies after the game, recovery cookies, and
Speaker 29: guess what's in them?
Speaker 1: Loopenss no really breaking breaking news like that breaking news
Speaker 1: the software loop already lupins before a game, and hey, Jules,
Speaker 1: world done. As you know, you know, I'm only half
Speaker 1: joking when I say you're We're proud of you. You've
Speaker 1: had a beat, You've been on six PR for years
Speaker 1: and years, and that was awesome to last night. For
Speaker 1: eighty nine minutes, we looked like we were getting belted
Speaker 1: at or at least being outplayed. So well done to you.
Speaker 1: And as Glenn Jakoevitch picked, it was about a moment
Speaker 1: and you were part of that moment. So world on, Julie.
Speaker 29: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thank you boys, Thank you, Julie meek small. Interesting is it?
Speaker 21: It's a great insight, has that detail at tension to detail.
Speaker 21: They want to go to the World Cup. I think
Speaker 21: it will be their fifth or sixth consecutive World Cup
Speaker 21: and they've still got one more fixture to face and
Speaker 21: they started at the ninety six minute mark last night
Speaker 21: in preparation for that.
Speaker 1: It comes from Popovich, they call him the Boss. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it comes from here in the detail. People like Julie's
Speaker 1: whole success.
Speaker 21: As a player and as a coach, and he knows
Speaker 21: what it takes.
Speaker 1: They did look fit last night. Although their skill level
Speaker 1: and their speed wasn't at the Japanese level, they did
Speaker 1: look fit and strong.
Speaker 21: Well, you've got to try and find other avenues. When
Speaker 21: you against the South Americans or you know, the big
Speaker 21: staunch European nations, you've got to find other ways to
Speaker 21: beat them because technically they're generally a lot skillful, more
Speaker 21: powerful than what we generally are because of their programs
Speaker 21: and just the soccer nations. It's like our AFL, you know,
Speaker 21: it's just it's massive. But well done to Julie and
Speaker 21: giving that inside because they to me, even though they
Speaker 21: were on the back foot, they look like they weren't
Speaker 21: hanging on for dear life. And that may be because
Speaker 21: of the fitness, the nutrition and had attention to detail
Speaker 21: that they already like he had that web going in
Speaker 21: that back half of theirs and I was just watching.
Speaker 21: They weren't lumbering. They were sprinting to where the dangerous
Speaker 21: area or the dangerous place. So they're cutting off every
Speaker 21: avenue and it just frustrated the Japanese last night. And
Speaker 21: that has to be the buncher center of the preparation.
Speaker 21: So whilst people say eighty nine minutes of boring soccer,
Speaker 21: you're up against a highly rated nation that are fanatical
Speaker 21: in their soccer in the world game. I thought Australia
Speaker 21: really prepared well and did everything they could in their
Speaker 21: power to win the game, and sometimes skill doesn't win it.
Speaker 1: Ben, thank you as always appreciate your company on Friday.
Speaker 1: We're likely to have you enjoy the call on Sunday, mate,
Speaker 1: I will take you two and a half minutes to
Speaker 1: eleven o'clock. The highly excitedble Glenn Jackiewich. You'll hear him
Speaker 1: in the commentary team on Sunday. Thanks for listening on
Speaker 1: Perth six PR. This is Simon Beaumonts. Thanks to your company.
Speaker 1: Today the yes no poll of the day. But we
Speaker 1: will get back to this with Lisa Barnes when she
Speaker 1: comes in. Should we be told as taxpayers why the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Wision knocked out the bare and n Apple
Speaker 1: Boxing and Fight Why they knocked it back? The yes
Speaker 1: is a forty seven, the nose are sixteenth. A lot
Speaker 1: of our listeners reckon, we need to know why. We'll
Speaker 1: come back to those comments when Barnsy is here. Eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock now good everyone, just going eleven o'clock on this Friday.
Speaker 1: I hope you well on this Friday morning. The phone
Speaker 1: lines are open one double three A eighty two Lisa
Speaker 1: Barnes will join us in just a moment. Yes, no, now, yes,
Speaker 1: no question today. As you know, we ask one every
Speaker 1: single day and keep a pole right through till one o'clock.
Speaker 1: Should we be told why the Combat Sports Commission knocked
Speaker 1: back the BKFC, the Yes of forty seven, the nose
Speaker 1: of sixteen. It's the government body. The fight was proposed
Speaker 1: or the fights pleural were proposed to be held in
Speaker 1: the government building. It's the process. We have been told
Speaker 1: by Rita Safiodi and by Roger Cook and others, but
Speaker 1: it has been knocked back. Would you like to know
Speaker 1: why we're not getting any answers from the Combat Sports
Speaker 1: Commission the Yes of forty seven and the noses sixteen.
Speaker 1: Let's do this with Lisa Barnes Barnesy's burnouts. Hello, Lisa,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 5: I'm well, Simon, how are you good to see you?
Speaker 21: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me in first check rainward and tank levels.
Speaker 11: I have had fifteen meals since Monday. I am a
Speaker 11: very happy girl. This week it's a lot of rain.
Speaker 1: I think you smell.
Speaker 11: It'll be better this week A long hot shower, no,
Speaker 11: and if you are heading out sort of my way,
Speaker 11: chittering way. Everything is greened up incredibly over the last
Speaker 11: week or so. Amazing a little bit of rain can do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good on you. Look at you go. Did Lindsay
Speaker 1: come out? Did Lindsay come out and visit you?
Speaker 5: She is due to see me today, Lindsey.
Speaker 1: How good bringing the bubby? Yeah, of course, Daisy, Yeah, yeah, excellent.
Speaker 1: Lisa Barnes is with us today. We've got a couple
Speaker 1: of things we will cover off the yes nose of
Speaker 1: this week and look at a couple of issues with
Speaker 1: Lisa today. We've been made aware of this story this
Speaker 1: morning that's come across our desk. Lisa Palace joins us
Speaker 1: now High Palace, Simon Beaumont and Lisa Barnes on six PR.
Speaker 31: How are you hi, Simon, Hi Lisa, Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: What's happened.
Speaker 32: So this morning?
Speaker 31: I've had a pretty distressing morning. I've had five police
Speaker 31: officers rock up on my door trying to seize the
Speaker 31: dog that I got from the Swan Animal Haven, essentially
Speaker 31: trying to claim that I've stolen the dog, which is
Speaker 31: not the case. This is a civil matter and the
Speaker 31: dog was handed over to us to adult.
Speaker 5: So what seems to be the dispute.
Speaker 11: It sounds like then that the Swan Animal Haven is
Speaker 11: trying to get the dog back.
Speaker 5: Would that be an accurate description.
Speaker 31: Yeah, yeah, so that's correct. They have been trying to
Speaker 31: get her back for the past few days. I mean,
Speaker 31: the reason is quite unclear. They're claiming it's because my
Speaker 31: partner and I and tend to relocate interstate in about
Speaker 31: a month and a half, which is something they will
Speaker 31: always the where it could be possible. Given that my
Speaker 31: partner works in the Air Force and moving around kind
Speaker 31: of kind of comes with that job. They're not comfortable
Speaker 31: with her us taking her into state. We've offered absolutely
Speaker 31: every compromise under the sun to make them feel feel
Speaker 31: better about it all, and.
Speaker 1: They are just saying no, So just to go sorry, Liza,
Speaker 1: just go back to the start Palace. Did you say
Speaker 1: you had five police come to your house.
Speaker 31: That's correct, five police officers this morning.
Speaker 1: And have they taken the dog away?
Speaker 31: They have not know they left. They said that they
Speaker 31: would likely be back to seize the dog, but at
Speaker 31: the moment it's too unclear for them whether this is
Speaker 31: civil or criminal. I'm of the opinion and so as
Speaker 31: my lawyer, that this is very much a civil dispute
Speaker 31: and not something that the police really have grounds to
Speaker 31: get involved in.
Speaker 11: Is there some sort of contract that exists, Pallas, between
Speaker 11: yourself and the Swan Animal Haven obviously when you adopted
Speaker 11: the dog.
Speaker 31: Yeah, So there was no paperwork, no written agreement. It
Speaker 31: was all verbal. Once they kind of decided that we
Speaker 31: were suitable to adopt Delta, they handed her over to
Speaker 31: us on a trial basis, which was left open ended.
Speaker 31: We didn't agree to a specific time frame or anything.
Speaker 31: They said it could be one week, two weeks, three weeks,
Speaker 31: and pretty much told us that she was ours as
Speaker 31: long as we were happy with the trial. Once we
Speaker 31: told them that we were happy and wanted to adopt her,
Speaker 31: and then they found out we were planning on moving
Speaker 31: at some point, they have just been demanding her go
Speaker 31: back into the kennel.
Speaker 5: So how long has she been with you for now?
Speaker 31: So she's been with us just over three weeks, which
Speaker 31: is longer than she was in Swan Animal Haven's care.
Speaker 1: And what type of breed a dog palace?
Speaker 31: So she's an eight months old kelpie and you.
Speaker 1: Guys getting on So that's young lesser puppy, isn't it
Speaker 1: and you're getting on.
Speaker 31: We absolutely adore her. She is the just most affectionate
Speaker 31: and trusting girl. She Yeah, we adore her, and she
Speaker 31: adores us.
Speaker 21: She's a part of our family palace.
Speaker 1: The rule the laws have recently changed where dog refuges
Speaker 1: and rescue dogs are now a more important part of
Speaker 1: how people get hold of a dog, because we're trying
Speaker 1: to do away with puppy Farm. So you're exactly the
Speaker 1: type of family and home we need. Further to Lisa's
Speaker 1: question about a contract, is there's no email or anything
Speaker 1: like that, and there was no discussion of potentially moving away.
Speaker 31: No, so we actually, well, since they even found out
Speaker 31: that we will be moving away. We actually received an
Speaker 31: email from them last night saying that they have reconsidered
Speaker 31: their position and that they are happy to go ahead
Speaker 31: with Delta's adoption given that we would agree to some terms.
Speaker 31: We pretty much agreed to ninety percent of those terms.
Speaker 31: We were just trying to negotiate one of them and
Speaker 31: they weren't happy with that and turned around and called
Speaker 31: the police.
Speaker 11: That's it's just extraordinary. What kind of terms are they saying?
Speaker 11: Do they not want the dog to leave the state?
Speaker 31: Yeah, so in their email yesterday they said that they
Speaker 31: agree we can take her to New South Wales. They
Speaker 31: just want her to be in Western Australia for an
Speaker 31: additional three months. I simply just asked if they would
Speaker 31: consider two months, and that was not suitable for them,
Speaker 31: and they've decided to take the extraordinary action of calling
Speaker 31: the police.
Speaker 1: So five cops have rolled up over this palace. When
Speaker 1: are you moving?
Speaker 31: The plan was to move the beginning of July. I
Speaker 31: offered to stay longer, so I don't have a set date.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, so you're trying to meet middle ground. You
Speaker 1: said I'll stay for two months and there is that enough.
Speaker 1: Are you changing the type of property you live in,
Speaker 1: like do you live in a semi rural joint like
Speaker 1: Lisa does? Or are you changing You're not moving into
Speaker 1: an apartment or something, are you.
Speaker 31: No, No, absolutely not. We've agreed that our housing in
Speaker 31: New South Wales will be suitable. It will have a backyard,
Speaker 31: it'll be fully fenced. We don't live on a farm
Speaker 31: right now. They haven have inspected our property previously and
Speaker 31: it's it's pretty small, but it's it's got a decent
Speaker 31: backyard for a dog and it's fully fenced. And we've
Speaker 31: agreed that we would give her the the the exact
Speaker 31: same in New South Wales.
Speaker 1: So you're waiting for the potentially the cops to turn
Speaker 1: turn up again today, are you.
Speaker 28: Yeah.
Speaker 31: So they ended up leaving, but they said that they
Speaker 31: would likely be back to seize the dog at a
Speaker 31: at a point in the future.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, How are you feeling about all this?
Speaker 31: I'm pretty distressed, to be honest. It's it's not something
Speaker 31: that I ever could have expected would happen, especially with
Speaker 31: a dog rescue. I was under the impression that, you know,
Speaker 31: their vision was to find dogs loving and safe homes
Speaker 31: and keep them out of shelters. But it seems that
Speaker 31: they are wanting to do the complete opposite. I mean,
Speaker 31: they've said to us they would rather her be in
Speaker 31: the care of the one family she's she's ever known
Speaker 31: and loved, and they'd rather go back to the kennel.
Speaker 1: Well, all right, Pallace, thanks for chatting to Lisa and I.
Speaker 1: We will stay on on them. We are aware of
Speaker 1: the lawyer that's representing you, and we thank you and
Speaker 1: good luck to you.
Speaker 31: Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
Speaker 11: That's just an extraordinary I thought that was a point, absolutely,
Speaker 11: And when you consider the number, the shee volume of
Speaker 11: dogs and animals in general that are in rescues at
Speaker 11: the moment, and on the surface of it, obviously we've
Speaker 11: not heard the other side from Swan Animal Haven. But
Speaker 11: on the surface of it, it appears that they're simply
Speaker 11: relocating and want to take the dog, because that's that's
Speaker 11: the other thing. So many people relocate at the moment
Speaker 11: and bring the dogs to a rescue.
Speaker 1: Yes, and yeah, an expensive palace and partner, and he's
Speaker 1: the air Force. It's not like there. Yeah, he's leaving
Speaker 1: for legitimate reasons. And I don't know I have We
Speaker 1: had cole Blanche on this morning and I was pretty
Speaker 1: pleased to know. I'm always pleased with his interpretation of
Speaker 1: what police are doing and how they're spent expending their resources.
Speaker 1: But five coppers seems like a lot. And unless you
Speaker 1: worry that dog's going to be dangerous. But I don't
Speaker 1: know that an eight month kelby would be.
Speaker 5: No, it's an interesting one. I would be interested to
Speaker 5: see how this sum pled.
Speaker 1: I think Gary had said, my predecessor has looked at.
Speaker 11: I do understand that this this animal shelter was involved
Speaker 11: in attempting to take back another dog that was adopted
Speaker 11: maybe last year, potentially the previous year, you know, claiming
Speaker 11: that that a dog was sleeping outside the owner April
Speaker 11: last year.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, similar situations. So they tried to say Oakley
Speaker 1: back from a lady called Tanya Wilson, who's spoke to
Speaker 1: spoke to this show, spoke to gas way back then. Yes,
Speaker 1: so they you know, I guess they're trying to do
Speaker 1: the right thing and look after the animals, which is
Speaker 1: which is which is good? But shook. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: that's Palace's view of events. That's one side of the story.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Listeners one, double three A D two.
Speaker 1: Lisa Barnes is with us today, seventeen minutes past eleven.
Speaker 1: Back in a second. Thanks for your thoughts. You're welcome
Speaker 1: to finding Lisa Barnes's with us. It's that time of
Speaker 1: the week, one of our favorite times of the week.
Speaker 1: Pause is how do they find out about the couple
Speaker 1: leaving the state? I reckon Palace is probably told them.
Speaker 5: It sounds like they were opening upfront about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're right, Paul there maybe don't tell well.
Speaker 11: I mean they were negotiating when she said, they came
Speaker 11: back with a bunch of terms and it sounds like
Speaker 11: they wanted I just don't understand why the dog needs
Speaker 11: to stay for another three months.
Speaker 1: Yeah I don't either. I don't know. It is a
Speaker 1: little it is young, it's only eight months old. But
Speaker 1: surely you know in two months. And this is obviously
Speaker 1: Pallas's version of events. A swan animal having the history
Speaker 1: of over the top behavior, says Grant. Thank you, mate.
Speaker 1: Rob says, why the hell are the police rocking up?
Speaker 1: This is civil matter. This rescued mod need to put
Speaker 1: under the microscope, says Rob. Perhaps you could talk to
Speaker 1: want animal Haven on this matter, says Zo. You've got
Speaker 1: a theory on that, don't you. They don't don't talk well.
Speaker 5: I know last time.
Speaker 11: The story that we were referencing in April last year,
Speaker 11: Gary tried very hard. Gary had said, Finn tried very
Speaker 11: hard to get them on the program, and they didn't
Speaker 11: come to ground, come to the party.
Speaker 1: What's he doing these days? Greg's a phone in. This
Speaker 1: is madness. Animal Haven needs have a good hard look
Speaker 1: at themselves. Get them on the blower five police spending
Speaker 1: taxpace money wisely? Hello, Hello, says Greg. Hit an agenda
Speaker 1: by someone in house who wants the dog, says Paul.
Speaker 1: Where's the compassion? How bloody minded? Says Brian. Thanks Brian,
Speaker 1: another runner this has noted. This was a story last
Speaker 1: year on this very program with old what's his name?
Speaker 1: With old mate? Hello old mate, if you're listening, twenty
Speaker 1: two past eleven.
Speaker 13: Get a rod, Hello, Simon.
Speaker 7: I'm a bit shaken up what I saw about about ten.
Speaker 7: It was on the in Crimea Street. Two young children
Speaker 7: I just not quite good on the footpath and I
Speaker 7: would have been doing a good thirty kloms an hour
Speaker 7: and then but the worst. Pretty at least they were safe.
Speaker 7: But then they decided to cross cry a busy street
Speaker 7: like Crimea Street down near Banara Road in Morley. You'd
Speaker 7: know the intersection, yep. And one of them crossed the
Speaker 7: road dangerously managed to got across, thank goodness safety. And
Speaker 7: then the other one tried tried to cross and then
Speaker 7: dipped him so he couldn't cross. So he had looked,
Speaker 7: he made it already crossed. So then a few seconds
Speaker 7: later he crossed the other one to join his mate
Speaker 7: and he got dipped and he got across. Safety would
Speaker 7: have been under fourteen.
Speaker 1: Okay, And so you were driving there on east scooter
Speaker 1: as are they mate.
Speaker 24: I wasn't driving, mate, I was walking.
Speaker 1: You're walking okay? Sorry, all right, Rod. And so it's
Speaker 1: shaking you up because you reckon they went close to being.
Speaker 24: His Absolutely, you're right across Krimea Street. Well, you know
Speaker 24: that's a very busy intersection right near Banara Road, about
Speaker 24: one hundred meters on the more we drive side of.
Speaker 1: Not well was here because you know, right what color
Speaker 1: were the scooters? Were they City of Sterling high scooters
Speaker 1: or their black ones black?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Private? Yeah?
Speaker 7: They did.
Speaker 24: They were wearing helmets.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right mate, Thanks Rod. Sorry you had with
Speaker 1: a shake up there. That's it's been been one of
Speaker 1: our topics of the past couple of weeks, Lisa. And unfortunately,
Speaker 1: sadly we saw a fatality on Saturday night in the city.
Speaker 11: Yeah, absolutely tragic. Your heart just breaks for the family.
Speaker 11: That just horrific circumstances.
Speaker 1: We have talked to Cole Blanche today. They're running a
Speaker 1: police operation in the city this weekend. City of Perth
Speaker 1: called the high scooters City Vincent have pulled their high scooters.
Speaker 1: These are run by Beam and by Neuron, the blue
Speaker 1: purple ones and the orange ones. You would have seen
Speaker 1: them outside six pr les. This is so that there's
Speaker 1: probably some issues of insurance, compensation, potential liabilities around all
Speaker 1: of that, but are difficulty in policing them and very
Speaker 1: different to privately owned scooters, which often seem we see
Speaker 1: them when they're souped up.
Speaker 29: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Look, it is an interesting one, and I think it's
Speaker 11: one where again regulation and even you know, sort of
Speaker 11: compliance and things probably hasn't is trying to catch up
Speaker 11: with a technology that's well and truly here and being used.
Speaker 11: The other thing that I would like to see more
Speaker 11: compliance around is the use of mobile phones while people
Speaker 11: are using e scooters. As a runner, I have been
Speaker 11: almost cleaned up by people on e scooters because they're
Speaker 11: doing something on their phone. Yeah, well, okay, so that
Speaker 11: needs to be part of the conversation as well. Would
Speaker 11: absolutely would be illegal, and so we need And again
Speaker 11: I think there is different conversations around people using private
Speaker 11: scooters versus the behavior of some people on higher scooters,
Speaker 11: but certainly I do think we need more education around
Speaker 11: e scooters in general. I know if I were to
Speaker 11: go out and buy one tomorrow, I couldn't tell you,
Speaker 11: Simon where I'm allowed to ride it.
Speaker 5: Am I allowed on a shared path? Am I allowed
Speaker 5: on a footpath?
Speaker 3: When?
Speaker 5: When am I allowed on the road?
Speaker 1: How fast?
Speaker 5: How fast?
Speaker 11: And so there probably does need to be some greater
Speaker 11: educational awareness around who has right of way, for example,
Speaker 11: when people are on e scooters and things like that,
Speaker 11: because they are a legitimate form of transport. And yeah,
Speaker 11: as I say, as a runner, I've certainly had near
Speaker 11: missus where I've had to move out of the way.
Speaker 11: As a as a motorist, I'm very conscious when I'm
Speaker 11: driving in the city or you know, busy inner suburban
Speaker 11: areas that they're probably around.
Speaker 1: I mentioned this earlier this morning. I left work yesterday
Speaker 1: Lisa went up Bennett Street. Two blokes went past me
Speaker 1: to no helmets, pillion on a scooter on the road,
Speaker 1: went straight through the intersection down there in Claysbrook, straight
Speaker 1: through the next intersection and then went past through the
Speaker 1: East East Parade intersections down down towards the cycle way
Speaker 1: to head out towards Guilford. So that was yesterday, and
Speaker 1: I left here at two o'clock and they were going quick. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was that was a hotted up scooter just middle
Speaker 1: of the day in the wet right one three good
Speaker 1: ay Todd bebe.
Speaker 3: Bowie, Well thanks for taking my call. I just listening
Speaker 3: to the story with the lady and the dog just
Speaker 3: Vegas boyes makes me hopping mad.
Speaker 20: My.
Speaker 3: On Wednesday, my daughter had her car broken into windows
Speaker 3: smashed sully one left her handbag on the floor in
Speaker 3: the car. Yep, it had her Apple brand new Apple
Speaker 3: buds were in the handbag. So she cracked the earbuds
Speaker 3: to a house in Hamilton Hill nice what do they
Speaker 3: call it? Government funded housing? And she rang the police
Speaker 3: and the police said, sorry, love, we're too busy. You
Speaker 3: can't help you.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think I know you're going to say, how come
Speaker 1: five cocks you go to pick up a dog? Mm hmm, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't have Yeah, I don't have the
Speaker 1: answer to that. So what was the outcome?
Speaker 3: And well, listen, we went back there. We went back there.
Speaker 3: Sorry to cut you off. We went back there on
Speaker 3: Wednesday night in the rain, and basically she went to
Speaker 3: the door. I stood guard and she the lady answered
Speaker 3: the door, and she said, my daughter said to her,
Speaker 3: my earbuds have been tracked to this house and my
Speaker 3: car got broken into and I'm waiting here for the
Speaker 3: and the lady went inside, got the earbuds and gave
Speaker 3: them to Jet.
Speaker 2: And we left.
Speaker 3: Is a gusty eight year old.
Speaker 19: Look, I was with her.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't let her go on her own.
Speaker 33: But yeah, yeah, yeah, that's not a recommended course of action.
Speaker 33: It's wow, Yeah, it's a look good, really good point.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: I hear the complained a lot, and we'll come back
Speaker 1: to you Todd that we don't see enough police on
Speaker 1: the road. I do because I live near a cop shop.
Speaker 1: I see heaps, way too many for my liking. But
Speaker 1: it's yeah, we are hearing it. Don't see enough? Do
Speaker 1: you see coppers?
Speaker 5: I see a lot of police officers, but I have
Speaker 5: to drive on highways.
Speaker 34: Yeah, yeah, I see that a lot.
Speaker 11: And look to be fair to the police in this instance,
Speaker 11: we don't know sort of what was said when they
Speaker 11: were asked to you know, when they were tasked to
Speaker 11: this job. You made the point, maybe they were told
Speaker 11: it was a dangerous drug. We don't actually no, So
Speaker 11: I think we need to be fair there. But I
Speaker 11: can't understand where people's frustration lies.
Speaker 1: So back to you what was there? Did she say
Speaker 1: anything to She said, no, he's a bag, see you later.
Speaker 18: No, no, no bag.
Speaker 3: My daughter's a bit. The daughter's a bit heartbroken because
Speaker 3: she had a uh, Jane Austen book in her bag
Speaker 3: that was given to her by someone special and had
Speaker 3: had something nice written inside it. The book is gone,
Speaker 3: the bag is gone, but she got a boats back.
Speaker 1: So without laboring the point, have you followed up further
Speaker 1: with you know what.
Speaker 19: I'm busy.
Speaker 3: I'm busy. I sort of haven't had the chance to
Speaker 3: and and look at nell fairness to them. I spoke
Speaker 3: to one of the local coppers at Coburn Central because
Speaker 3: we live in Gendercott. He was, he was, you know, apologetic,
Speaker 3: very helpful.
Speaker 23: Yea.
Speaker 3: Is it worth checking up?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, I don't know if it is, mate,
Speaker 1: But you know, if you can get that Jane Austen
Speaker 1: book back, you know, maybe, yeah, maybe that that's worth it. Hey, mate,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling. We'll done to you. Good good parenting there,
Speaker 1: I think heapbuster twenty nine and a half minutes to mid.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I do. There's can you track
Speaker 1: air buds?
Speaker 13: Can you? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? Yeah?
Speaker 11: A lot of Apple devices you can track these days,
Speaker 11: and so they sort of turn up as long as
Speaker 11: you've got the setting turned on. But I have heard
Speaker 11: of that people do, you know, track their iPads and
Speaker 11: headphones and if you put an air tag, for example,
Speaker 11: in your bag, you'll be able to track where your
Speaker 11: bag is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, thanks Todd, thanks for your thoughts. So
Speaker 1: one level three eight eighty two will come back. We'll
Speaker 1: listen to some of the comments we have heard on
Speaker 1: some of the biggest stories of the week and see
Speaker 1: what Lisa things. We're going to talk to a guy
Speaker 1: called Marcus Arnold. He's a Perth bloke. He's got a
Speaker 1: four hundred k solo crossing around Greenland's Milne Island. We'll
Speaker 1: have a chat to him in just a moment. And
Speaker 1: amazing photographs come out of Albany, Lisa. They've had some
Speaker 1: masses swells down there and all these shells have been
Speaker 1: washed up on the beach.
Speaker 5: Yeah, incredible.
Speaker 1: I'll ask you the question, what have you found.
Speaker 5: I've got a good one, I really do.
Speaker 1: I've got a good one. So we'll be back in
Speaker 1: a sec twenty eight and a half minutes to midday.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 1: We thoughts today at Barnsi were still running the pole.
Speaker 1: Should we be told why the Combat Sports Commission knock
Speaker 1: back the BKFC.
Speaker 11: Theeses are forty seven at the moment and the nose
Speaker 11: are nineteen.
Speaker 1: Do you want to know why?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I think we should know why. I think knocked it back.
Speaker 11: It's an interesting discussion. I've got a whole list of
Speaker 11: points we could go through.
Speaker 1: All right, we can absolutely do that. Check out our
Speaker 1: Facebook page on the six of our Facebook book page
Speaker 1: and incredible photos from Middleton Beach, which is a beautiful
Speaker 1: beach down in Albany, of millions of shells.
Speaker 5: It's stunning.
Speaker 29: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean, I'm assuming those shells aren't normally there.
Speaker 5: I don't know what Middleton Beach ordinarily.
Speaker 1: Look, you normally sand and seaweed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, but.
Speaker 11: It's just incredible what the ocean can throw upicularly in
Speaker 11: those sort of big swell situations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so have a look. Thanks to Tony, our commander
Speaker 1: in chief of social media operations. She's put it on Facebook.
Speaker 1: Thanks Tone. Yeah, go and have a little what have
Speaker 1: you found on the beach?
Speaker 11: So when I lived in Savantes many moons ago as
Speaker 11: a child, there was a ship carrying do you remember Taso's.
Speaker 11: So they're a little round disc and you would stuck
Speaker 11: them up in a tower and you would get a
Speaker 11: disc that was a bit thicker and you would you know,
Speaker 11: kind of they are a game essentially. They were very
Speaker 11: popular when I was a child, so you know, growing
Speaker 11: up in the nineties, and they could be very expensive. Well,
Speaker 11: a container ship of some description lost an entire container
Speaker 11: full of these tasos and they washed up on Savante's
Speaker 11: Beach for months at a time and you would walk
Speaker 11: along and you.
Speaker 5: Would find these little cylinders of them.
Speaker 11: And we got, you know, the entire child population of
Speaker 11: Savantes and had entire collections of these tasos.
Speaker 5: It was incredible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is incredible. I still want the like Jinger
Speaker 1: kind of thing.
Speaker 11: They're like little round discs, like made out of cardboard
Speaker 11: and they would have you know, like different characters on them,
Speaker 11: and there would be say one hundred in a set.
Speaker 11: Some of them would be kind of like football cards,
Speaker 11: I guess, but they're just small round discs. I having
Speaker 11: moved house from Ellenbrook to Chittering recently, I found my
Speaker 11: collection of Taso's from my days in Savantes and I
Speaker 11: google on eBay what they'd be worth these days, and
Speaker 11: an entire set worth about forty bucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never heard of them. One three two? What
Speaker 1: have you found on the beach? Lisa? Here is my exhibit.
Speaker 1: This is what I found on the beach funnies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so they're Tommy, Oh, Tommy, he'll figure some sunny's I
Speaker 1: found at Sorrento Beach.
Speaker 5: Do you wear them?
Speaker 1: I cleaned them up. I don't wear them.
Speaker 5: They are too small for your head.
Speaker 1: That's a head issue. That's not the sunglasses. That's what
Speaker 1: the beach normally looks like. So that's up on our screen.
Speaker 1: There's the Christine Blue Bay of Middleton, but the shells
Speaker 1: are washed up on mass What have you found on
Speaker 1: the beach, folks? One? Double three?
Speaker 5: You can't keep wearing those sunnies.
Speaker 1: If I can and get a smaller head, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: not happening. Can you get you get big sonnies.
Speaker 5: You can get much, but I think they might be
Speaker 5: child sonnies. Bowie, No, they're not. They are small, they're not.
Speaker 1: You're the first, but you're high high standards sunglasses.
Speaker 5: You have to get sunglasses that suit suit your face.
Speaker 1: And you before wow, well your Sunday's one Level three
Speaker 1: I hated two. What have you found at the beach?
Speaker 1: Speak to Marcus Arnold in just a moment. This bloke's amazing.
Speaker 1: He've got a thirty day, four hundred k trip around
Speaker 1: Greenland's Milne Island. Marcus will be join barnsy nine just
Speaker 1: a second. What have you found on the beach? Barbara? Barbara?
Speaker 31: Hi, how are you? We've found some of those tangos too.
Speaker 35: But we were in Kelbarry on a holiday.
Speaker 5: Oh was it was it, you know, in the nineties
Speaker 5: at some point Barbara.
Speaker 28: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yep, same container ship.
Speaker 13: So it was.
Speaker 18: It was a container that went over and we were
Speaker 18: walking along them and the kids were just absolutely wrapped.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 5: I didn't thank you, Barbara, I didn't. They went that
Speaker 5: far up. That's incredible. That's just made my day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's cool, isn't it. Were they damaged?
Speaker 11: They were immaculate, immaculate condition. Every now and then you
Speaker 11: would get a container that had sort of been busted
Speaker 11: open and they might be a bit wet, but because
Speaker 11: they were in these cylinder kind of really air tight
Speaker 11: sealed containers, they just washed up and they were fantastic
Speaker 11: on the inside on Barbara.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much recording what have you found on
Speaker 1: the beach folks? Twenty minutes to twelve, Marcus Arnold joins us.
Speaker 1: Now he's got a big attempt coming up, a big,
Speaker 1: a big trip. This will be in March of next year.
Speaker 1: Marcus at Simon and Lisa Barnes.
Speaker 15: How are you Simon?
Speaker 30: Lisa very well thinks so you got yeah good.
Speaker 1: I've seen the like a flyover, I've seen your video this.
Speaker 1: You're basically on the on the ice, aren't you. You're
Speaker 1: on the on frozen water and you' attempting to get
Speaker 1: around Greenland's Milne Island.
Speaker 3: Why there, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 30: So I actually sailed that exact route last year, obviously
Speaker 30: in the summer, and absolutely fell in love with that
Speaker 30: region and thought this would be a really cool thing
Speaker 30: to do in winter when it's completely frozen. So doing
Speaker 30: the same route. But yeah, the ocean will be frozen.
Speaker 5: When I do it, And there's a message attached to it,
Speaker 5: isn't it.
Speaker 18: There is?
Speaker 30: Yeah, So I think the expedition that I'm doing is
Speaker 30: quite symbolic in a lot of ways. So you know,
Speaker 30: it's a solo expedition. I'll be completely alone. I'll be
Speaker 30: very isolated. You know, support won't really be there, and
Speaker 30: it's going to be extremely challenging. And I think that
Speaker 30: that's pretty symbolic for a lot of the mental health
Speaker 30: battles that a lot of people are going through on
Speaker 30: a day to day basis. And you know, one of
Speaker 30: my goals for this expedition is to raise money for
Speaker 30: an organization that does some amazing work in the cyde
Speaker 30: prevention space, particularly in the construction industry, which is the
Speaker 30: industry that I work in. What's it call, mate, it's
Speaker 30: Mates in Construction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Mates in Construction. We'll keep tabs of
Speaker 1: it as you go, mate, So stay in touch with
Speaker 1: us because it's a ways off, so you'll need to
Speaker 1: remind us and we need to remind our listeners.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: So this is sub sub zero conditions, so arctic conditions.
Speaker 1: You'll be towing all of your kit with you, camping
Speaker 1: on the sea ice which you have stiled around, and
Speaker 1: you've got to husky with.
Speaker 7: You, have you?
Speaker 30: Yeah, taking a husky with me, mostly for polar bear protection,
Speaker 30: to be honest, and probably a bit of companionship. Being
Speaker 30: completely alone for thirty days or test my limits for sure.
Speaker 30: But yeah, apparently polar bears don't like huski soo much,
Speaker 30: which is great for me. Hopefully that brings true when
Speaker 30: I'm actually out there, it's probably hopefully.
Speaker 35: There you go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when you talk about it, it will be challenging.
Speaker 11: I mean it's it's going to be challenging physically, but
Speaker 11: as you mentioned, thirty days out there on your own,
Speaker 11: it's going to be challenging mentally as well, isn't it.
Speaker 30: Absolutely. I think the mental challenge will be the hardest
Speaker 30: part of it, you know, being alone and feeling isolated,
Speaker 30: and you know, I will be terrified at certain times
Speaker 30: for sure, particularly if I'm bunking down in a storm
Speaker 30: and can't really go anywhere, or you know, even in
Speaker 30: the dark knights. It's going to be scary.
Speaker 1: Is it a known route for people to undertake?
Speaker 30: I don't think anyone has done it in the winter before,
Speaker 30: so it's relatively common for people to sail through there
Speaker 30: in the summer, but I don't think anyone has done
Speaker 30: this route as a winter expedition.
Speaker 1: So listeners is if you missed it earlier. This is
Speaker 1: Greenland's Milne Island. Marcus has sailed through. It's on a
Speaker 1: beautiful summer's day when it's an aquatic environment, but it's
Speaker 1: going to be it's going to be snow. So what
Speaker 1: chroms do you take with you? Marcus.
Speaker 30: I'm going to have a garment in reach so i
Speaker 30: can text via satellite on that, and I'll have a
Speaker 30: personal location beacon, so I flicked switch on that basically
Speaker 30: in Deper and a SAT phone as well, but I'll
Speaker 30: probably only have very limited minutes on the SAT phone
Speaker 30: just for absolute emergencies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, And how.
Speaker 5: Do you train for an expedition like this? We don't
Speaker 5: have much ice around here.
Speaker 19: Yeah, look, Perth.
Speaker 30: Isn't a great place to train for an Arctic expedition,
Speaker 30: but doing what I can. I've got got a harness
Speaker 30: that I'll be using for my sled, but I'm towing
Speaker 30: tires on the beach. So if you have a see
Speaker 30: a crazy person at Scarborough walking up and down the
Speaker 30: beach towing tires, that's probably me. But probably the most
Speaker 30: important training that I'm doing will be immediately beforehand in Norway,
Speaker 30: so the whole expedition is on skis, but I've never
Speaker 30: never set foot in skis before in my life. So
Speaker 30: first point of call is learning how to ski in Norway?
Speaker 1: Ye need some you might you might need that skill,
Speaker 1: some band aids, blister packer, Marcus. Where do where do
Speaker 1: you get the husky from?
Speaker 30: Take it with you the Yeah, so the rd's already
Speaker 30: in Greenland. There's a very small local Inuit community, and yeah,
Speaker 30: the husky will effectively be be loaned from one of
Speaker 30: the local residents.
Speaker 11: Cool and what kind of conversations are you hoping to
Speaker 11: spark I guess between now and your trek, but also
Speaker 11: in the wake of it as well.
Speaker 30: Look, I've been completely candid. I've had my own mental
Speaker 30: health journey and if you'd asked me a couple of
Speaker 30: years ago, if I ever thought I'd be capable of
Speaker 30: doing something like this, whilst it's always been a dream
Speaker 30: of mine, you know, I would have said, there's absolutely
Speaker 30: no way that that's going to happen. And I really
Speaker 30: hope that by sharing my story and the journey that
Speaker 30: I went through, going from you hardly being able to
Speaker 30: get out of bed in the morning to achieving something
Speaker 30: like this, I can inspire someone else who might be
Speaker 30: in that dark, cold place feeling very alone, you know,
Speaker 30: to seek support talk to their mates, get in touch
Speaker 30: with mates, construction and you know, if it helps one
Speaker 30: person get the right help, then that's that's.
Speaker 3: A win for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've had the organization on the show before Mark
Speaker 1: because it's a it's a really good cause. Good luck
Speaker 1: to you. Is there a wife, kids, family, loved ones
Speaker 1: back here.
Speaker 30: I've got some them with you. But yeah, no single
Speaker 30: doing my own things.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, no reges. But that's why I asked
Speaker 1: about the club. Your mum's Yeah it is. Hey, make
Speaker 1: good luck. We'll stay in touch, hey, and we'll see
Speaker 1: if we were able to keep in contact with you.
Speaker 1: Make in constructions the cause world until it's a noble cause,
Speaker 1: and and good luck with it all.
Speaker 30: Thank you very much, really appreciate you having me.
Speaker 1: Michaeus Arnold.
Speaker 5: Not bad, eh, it's incredible.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's it's just a really good and again like
Speaker 11: the journey itself and that the expedition itself I think
Speaker 11: is incredible. But it's the conversations that he will have
Speaker 11: between now and then and obviously in the wake of that,
Speaker 11: that I think will be most important, particularly for people
Speaker 11: who are struggling. I really like the metaphors that he
Speaker 11: was sort of alluding to there about being in a cold,
Speaker 11: dark place.
Speaker 1: So yeah, good, I don't anything that's true that huskies
Speaker 1: and polar bears don't get on.
Speaker 5: He's about to find out, isn't he?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 21: That up.
Speaker 1: We need want to test that if anyone has everyone
Speaker 1: knows anything about huskies? Have you got a husky? I?
Speaker 1: Have you read that about them? That they don't like that,
Speaker 1: polar bears don't like in them, are scared of them.
Speaker 1: We'll come back in just a moment plenty to talk
Speaker 1: about with Lisa, will look at some of the things
Speaker 1: we have learned this week and follow up on our
Speaker 1: yes no questions of the five days proceeding. If you
Speaker 1: want to call in you can. It's fourteen minutes to twelve.
Speaker 1: The number is one, double three, eight eighty two. Chris
Speaker 1: Murphy will join us after midday today with Mersey Magical
Speaker 1: Mystery Tour. We'll find out what he's got planned for
Speaker 1: us today.
Speaker 27: Get a Tammy, Hi, Simon, how are you going?
Speaker 1: Going well?
Speaker 11: Good? On?
Speaker 31: Laser's with you?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 1: Sure is hi?
Speaker 29: Hi?
Speaker 27: Lisa? Look this being uncle fighting thing. Back in December
Speaker 27: of twenty twenty three, I was at my dad's clearing
Speaker 27: sail out in the Wheat Belt and one of the
Speaker 27: blokes that I grew up with there told me that
Speaker 27: his sister was in talks with the state government at
Speaker 27: the time to head this up, and she said that
Speaker 27: she was had on good authority that it was going
Speaker 27: to be going ahead and it was in the bagh.
Speaker 1: Tammy, what time of year was that, mid.
Speaker 27: December twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: You're right, yeah, and that you reckon that she was legit, Tammy.
Speaker 1: You'd take her on.
Speaker 27: Face failure, absolutely, and it was. And the book I
Speaker 27: was talking to said, you know, I can't believe it's
Speaker 27: going to come to the state, but it's pretty much
Speaker 27: in the bag. You've been having talks with the state government.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Tammy, you know again, applaud it's to my
Speaker 1: colleague Jamie Burnett. He did the story on the Weekend show.
Speaker 1: He'd spotted that the legislation regulation has been changed with
Speaker 1: Dave Templeman February, so we do get a sense that
Speaker 1: it was has come in by stealth. I'd given up
Speaker 1: on Wednesday when the tickets went on, Solo thought what's
Speaker 1: going to happen? So, Tammy, it looks like it was
Speaker 1: in the offering for a while.
Speaker 27: Hey, hey, I believe so, And there's I know these
Speaker 27: people quite well so that it wouldn't have been made
Speaker 27: up at the time. And it's just interesting. It was
Speaker 27: that long ago. I'd completely forgotten about it until all
Speaker 27: this came out in the last couple of months.
Speaker 1: Tammy, where do I put you on our poll? Would
Speaker 1: you like to know why the Combat Sports Commission knocked
Speaker 1: or back it? Well? Yes or no? Or do you
Speaker 1: not care?
Speaker 27: Well, it's our taxpayers money. Of course we should right absolutely, I'll.
Speaker 1: Put you in the yeses. Hey, Tammy, thanks for contacting us.
Speaker 21: Thanks Simon, cheers, take care.
Speaker 1: Forty eight yeses and nineteen knows spoke to Cole Blanche.
Speaker 1: Commissioner Cole Blanch earlier Lisa about the ben nuckle fighting.
Speaker 1: So there's nine people on the commission. Bob Kachier is
Speaker 1: one of them. He's the chair, Anthony Grover, who is
Speaker 1: a ripping bloke. He is on there as a representative
Speaker 1: of the government. He's the executive director of the Combat
Speaker 1: Sports Commission, one cop, one doctor, and the whole pile
Speaker 1: of other community people. The Commissioner was very upfront this
Speaker 1: morning about what he told his rep to say and
Speaker 1: do on the Combat Sports Commission.
Speaker 7: I probably share way too much information, Simon, but I
Speaker 7: think that's my job as Police Commissioner to be very
Speaker 7: transparent from a policing perspective as to what the Commission
Speaker 7: should do. I'll leave that for the Commission and the
Speaker 7: commission head to make those decisions. But I can tell
Speaker 7: you the police representative and the police position is to
Speaker 7: not let it go ahead. Now that is our position,
Speaker 7: and I'm happy to publicly say that, And there are
Speaker 7: a number of reasons. We are an organization that is
Speaker 7: concerned as we should be. We're a public service who
Speaker 7: wants to make sure community safety is at the forefront
Speaker 7: of everything we do. We think the characters involved, in
Speaker 7: particular some of the fighters' names that were put forward,
Speaker 7: I would say there are people that are not good repute,
Speaker 7: of not good character, and that was our first position.
Speaker 7: But also we know that some of these events create
Speaker 7: a lot of flow on issues for the public, the
Speaker 7: community and behavioral issues where they're held, and we put
Speaker 7: those community safety issues forward. Now we are one of nine,
Speaker 7: so there is eight other view so we can't win
Speaker 7: on that boat, but the positions of others are for
Speaker 7: others to say, but I can certainly tell you the
Speaker 7: position of WA police.
Speaker 1: Was in the pretty upfront.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely still don't know why, but hopefully I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe other people felt the same on the commission Lida
Speaker 1: Barnes thoughts.
Speaker 11: Look, I do think that we should know why why
Speaker 11: it was knocked back because I would like to know.
Speaker 11: And I'm going to take the emotion right out of
Speaker 11: this sumon because I'm not invested in this sport. I
Speaker 11: wouldn't watch it any day of the week, but then
Speaker 11: I wouldn't watch boxing and I wouldn't watch UFC.
Speaker 5: But I want to know what the.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I guess what standard are we setting by knocking
Speaker 11: it back? So are we knocking it back based on
Speaker 11: medical advice? And if so, then I think we have
Speaker 11: to apply that same medical advice to other sports. I mean,
Speaker 11: you know, boxing, UFC, they also have the same risks.
Speaker 11: In fact, I understand that gloved boxing has higher rates
Speaker 11: of concussion. Are we knocking it back because of concerns
Speaker 11: around you? Again, those flow on effects, as we heard
Speaker 11: the police commissioner say. If so, then I think we
Speaker 11: need to look at other sports because there are other
Speaker 11: flow on effects from other sports as well. So I
Speaker 11: would like to know are we knocking it back based
Speaker 11: on specific advice or are we knocking it back because
Speaker 11: it doesn't look good and it makes people feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Yep, community backlash. There is a doctor on the committee
Speaker 1: as well, the quality of the contestants, all of this
Speaker 1: community backlash. I raised the question this morning, do you
Speaker 1: think there's any political tapping on the shoulder A minister? Safiotti,
Speaker 1: as a sports minister, is very clear that's not the case.
Speaker 1: Is a process, we're staying out of it, and both
Speaker 1: the Premier and reta run around today so directly got
Speaker 1: a tap on the shoulder. I'm a nuh on that.
Speaker 5: I don't think they did.
Speaker 11: But again I would like to know what the reasoning
Speaker 11: is behind it, because I think if that reasoning is
Speaker 11: being applied to this particular event, then we need to
Speaker 11: be consistent and apply that reasoning every.
Speaker 1: Time they ad someone brings an event to Perth. All right,
Speaker 1: well done, Lisa. Lisa's last word. We'll come back to
Speaker 1: that in just a moment. We'll rip through the yes
Speaker 1: nose of this week. Thanks for listening in Merph not
Speaker 1: far away. Let's go through the yes nos of the week,
Speaker 1: and we'll get Lisa Barnes's last word. Of course, we
Speaker 1: still have one live, which is do you think we
Speaker 1: need to know why the Combat Sports Commission no back
Speaker 1: the BKFC. Yesterday's a yes no, Lisa, was the is
Speaker 1: a Nick Campos sentencing too lenients?
Speaker 5: The yes is one that with sixty two and the
Speaker 5: nose were nine.
Speaker 1: Where are you?
Speaker 5: I think the only opinion that matters is the opinion
Speaker 5: of Nick Campo's family on that one.
Speaker 1: Okay, well said yes no. On Wednesday, should the government
Speaker 1: refuse the BKFC booking at rac Arena?
Speaker 5: The yeses were seventy four, the nose were thirty nine.
Speaker 5: I would be a no.
Speaker 1: Yep, all right happened. Anyone just came through from an
Speaker 1: I thought it was done and dusted. But there we go,
Speaker 1: yes or no. On Tuesdays the tap order again, any
Speaker 1: good at your play?
Speaker 11: Yes, there's fifty nine, the nose with fifty one. I
Speaker 11: am not connected to the scheme and the rainwater it
Speaker 11: takes so good.
Speaker 1: Remo Primo Deluxe and Window and Monday and Monday's question
Speaker 1: was is on Wada is Wa the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world?
Speaker 11: Yes, as We're fifty four, the nose were twenty eight.
Speaker 11: Let's make it fifty five. It absolutely is the best
Speaker 11: place to live.
Speaker 21: In the world.
Speaker 1: All right, great to have you. We're lucky to have
Speaker 1: your Barnes in. We'll see you next week.
Speaker 5: Thanks Bo, We thank you.
Speaker 1: Have a good weekend, Lisa Barnes. Chris Murphy up next
Speaker 1: with Murph's Magical Mystery Tour. MERT's Magical Mystery to rolls
Speaker 1: z on and he joins in the studio. Now geta
Speaker 1: Chris good.
Speaker 34: A Simon Beaumont, how are you?
Speaker 21: I'm so good?
Speaker 1: How's Grant going out at Grant's cast A sixty one Russell.
Speaker 34: Street've been spoken to him in a little while, which
Speaker 34: is poor form for me because he's a friend of
Speaker 34: mine and he's a great guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Obe's listing. I'm sure he is. Hollo Grant.
Speaker 34: Good on your mates and putting car stereos in and
Speaker 34: Ma Matt nevs you'll like clever stuff that people do. Neves,
Speaker 34: you can't say it either, Sa Sa Sat something.
Speaker 1: Grant's car Stereo sixty one Russell Street, Morley, Thanks Grant,
Speaker 1: thanks for being part of it, Thanks for looking after
Speaker 1: Murph and I and our listeners. What we do each
Speaker 1: week is we come up with a musical topic. Chris
Speaker 1: loves this one today. It was back in that it
Speaker 1: was on this day in nineteen sixty nine that Billy
Speaker 1: Preston played keyboards on this song.
Speaker 34: Jujus thought it was an owner, but we could.
Speaker 36: June Julisson Arizona.
Speaker 1: You know how good get Back? I reckon. I was six,
Speaker 1: We're about to leave England the flight to Australia, and
Speaker 1: I saw that on a little TV yeah video on
Speaker 1: top of the film clip. So yeah, that's our question.
Speaker 1: Though cameos should.
Speaker 34: Have played a little bit where Billy Preston is actually playing. Yeah,
Speaker 34: it's amazing keyboard solo.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, James, Now is that on the studio version?
Speaker 34: It's on every single VERSI yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: All right, do you want to keep them? Get James
Speaker 1: to look for it. He's very good. I did well.
Speaker 34: I mean, you brought it up.
Speaker 1: It's pretty spectacular.
Speaker 34: I could listen to the whole song, to be honest,
Speaker 34: you know, I know you could.
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 21: So so good.
Speaker 34: In fact, that for the first and I think only time,
Speaker 34: the Beatles on the single for Get Back has the
Speaker 34: Beatles and then in Brackets featuring Billy Preston, does it.
Speaker 34: That's how much they regarded that as a as a
Speaker 34: plus for the song.
Speaker 1: I know the answer this question. I'm going to ask
Speaker 1: arks it anyway?
Speaker 13: Good?
Speaker 34: Anyway, piano Chris, I do play a little bit of
Speaker 34: Yeah I do actually, but very good, Yeah, very good.
Speaker 1: You play a lot of things. Stop, but you play
Speaker 1: a lot of things. He died on this day, ninety
Speaker 1: six ninety Do you play keys? And get back so
Speaker 1: we are listeners, join in. That's what this session is
Speaker 1: all about. Grant's Grant wants to hear from your mirth,
Speaker 1: wants to hear from you. I want from your cameos.
Speaker 1: Camp Yeah, cameos, little appearances. I love this stuff.
Speaker 34: Honestly, It's like the little easter eggs and movies. I'm like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 34: pulling them out and go did you know that there?
Speaker 34: And some of them when you know you can never
Speaker 34: hear it any different, you know what I mean? Which
Speaker 34: is one of mine today.
Speaker 1: One double three atty two little cameos, little easter eggs,
Speaker 1: if you will, Musical East rings in songs where people
Speaker 1: have turned up, MERV has his top five of all
Speaker 1: time one double three eight atty two, we would love
Speaker 1: to hear from you kick us off, please murf.
Speaker 34: Okay, my number five is a pretty obvious one, and
Speaker 34: John Nichols will probably be mad that I got to
Speaker 34: choose it. But Eric Clapton plays the lead guitar solo
Speaker 34: on my Guitar gently weeps. The story behind it is
Speaker 34: that George was getting a little bit of pushback from
Speaker 34: the other guys in the band over his songs, because really,
Speaker 34: up until about that era, his songs are okay. I mean,
Speaker 34: of course they're spectacular, but in compared to Leonard and McCartney.
Speaker 34: So he thought, I'll get Eric in because then everyone
Speaker 34: will be on their best behavior and and a bit
Speaker 34: more enthusiasm for the song.
Speaker 1: And he plays a blinder.
Speaker 34: But because he was signed to another record label, they
Speaker 34: couldn't put Eric Clapton on guitar on the on the credit,
Speaker 34: so for a lot of years no one really knew
Speaker 34: that that was him, and George was getting a lot
Speaker 34: of people in what.
Speaker 1: Album it's on?
Speaker 34: The White album of nineteen sixty eight, and yeah, by
Speaker 34: then their friendship was pretty good, of course until Eric
Speaker 34: stole his wife, but they still managed to stay friends
Speaker 34: after that as well.
Speaker 1: Here it is number five from Murph Merch Magical Mystery
Speaker 1: Tour Cameos. George guests too, isn't it. It's a bless solo.
Speaker 34: Well, a lot of people didn't like I said, didn't
Speaker 34: know for a long time, and would say I love
Speaker 34: your guitar playing on my guitar Jentieweeds, which is unfortunate
Speaker 34: for poor Georgie. Well, actually that's a a Clapton. Yeah,
Speaker 34: because he had another song called Taxman and Paul did
Speaker 34: the guitar solo on it. I think George was struggling.
Speaker 1: For said why don't you do it? Like this's George
Speaker 1: and Georgia.
Speaker 34: Why don't you play yourself and Paul? And he does
Speaker 34: so he goes, George, I love your solo and tackle
Speaker 34: Actually that's Paul.
Speaker 1: Shut up zo that. I spoke to Chris Murphy the
Speaker 1: Color Under Garden Vessel on Sunday morning. Awesome band playing Beatles,
Speaker 1: classic music. He's very good live Zeno, absolutely no doubt
Speaker 1: about that. I'll just if we can get there. Thank
Speaker 1: you Gang your favorite little cameos listeners one double three
Speaker 1: A eighty two chantel, How are you?
Speaker 12: Thank you?
Speaker 27: How are you?
Speaker 29: Boie?
Speaker 1: Good? Thank you? What have you got for us?
Speaker 29: That's good. I've got Beata van Halen does the cameo.
Speaker 34: It's a good one, Chantelle. It was my number two today,
Speaker 34: so I put a spare number two in because I
Speaker 34: anticipated this little, this little hiccup in I in my
Speaker 34: so thanks Chantelle. I knew, and I didn't think it
Speaker 34: would be this early in the show, but.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 35: It is.
Speaker 34: It's fantastic and one of those things when I was
Speaker 34: a kid, I didn't know that it was Eddie van Halen.
Speaker 34: I mean, it's pretty obvious now when you hear it,
Speaker 34: but once again, wasn't credited. It was just a cameo.
Speaker 34: I can't remember how it happened, but he was would
Speaker 34: you put a bit, Eddie? And he put this blinder
Speaker 34: of a so shoa, we have a listen.
Speaker 1: Yep. It's good. It's a clash of worlds and it's
Speaker 1: just funny to me.
Speaker 34: It's like to me that guitar solo is somebody in
Speaker 34: a conversation asking a rational question and then somebody else
Speaker 34: going sometimes I know, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 34: That's exactly what it's like.
Speaker 1: I've got this Dad Dan Dan d beat it, beat
Speaker 1: it now.
Speaker 34: You do a solo, Okay, it's like, did he hear
Speaker 34: the song first or did he just play a solo
Speaker 34: blanket and then send it to it?
Speaker 1: But see if you could put that in a song
Speaker 1: somewhere back in the day, back in those days, did
Speaker 1: they send stuff or did you need to be in
Speaker 1: the studio with the dude.
Speaker 34: I've actually watched a YouTube thing where no, he did
Speaker 34: do it separately and they liked them, believe it, And
Speaker 34: they liked the solo so much they had to rebuild
Speaker 34: the track around his solo. It's Steve Lucatha because he
Speaker 34: plays the other guitars and ahow, you can't all that
Speaker 34: stuff him with Rick Byardo and he talks about how
Speaker 34: Jeff Paccaro had to come in and redo the drums too.
Speaker 34: It was building this track around the fact that they
Speaker 34: had a guitar solo from Eddievan Awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very cool, very good at this world on Chantell.
Speaker 34: Yeah, nice one, Chantel Lucky. I had a spare number two,
Speaker 34: well done. Yes, it's not the first time I've said
Speaker 34: that he's.
Speaker 1: Going to make guitar noises with his mouth. Yes, he years.
Speaker 1: We got the one sixteen minutes past twelve thanks to
Speaker 1: Grant's Cast Stereo, where we've got Mrs Magical Mystery Tour
Speaker 1: back in the moment Mers Magical Mystery Tour rolls on
Speaker 1: for Grant's Cast Stereo asked Ground about his dash cameras
Speaker 1: for security and vehicle tracking sixty one Russell Street, Morley
Speaker 1: Paula's phone, never after the little cameos in songs good.
Speaker 28: I Poorly, Yeah, Happy Friday Boys, my favorite segment and sixty.
Speaker 25: R of all time.
Speaker 1: This is so thank you, legend, thank you, thanks.
Speaker 28: Even even tops Shannon Lush, what's what's the chances well done?
Speaker 28: I just say, hey, yeah, Money for Nothing by dia
Speaker 28: Strates has sting saying I want my MTV, which apparently
Speaker 28: was a bit of a secret for a long time.
Speaker 28: No doubt you boys know this already.
Speaker 34: But yeah, it was going to make my list. But
Speaker 34: I anticipated someone like you Poorly being on the money
Speaker 34: and parallel lists. Yeah, parallel lists, Yeah, absolutely, And he
Speaker 34: just happened to be in Monsterrat at the time that
Speaker 34: Diastrates were recording, because I think Mark Knopfler was talking
Speaker 34: to the engineer saying, you know, I've got this part.
Speaker 34: It'd be great. You know, I'll take a little bit
Speaker 34: of the melody from Sting song and it don't stand
Speaker 34: so Don't Stand So Close to Me? Oh well, MTV,
Speaker 34: this would be great if I had Sting and one
Speaker 34: of the roadies or something is that, Well, he's here,
Speaker 34: what do you mean?
Speaker 1: He's here?
Speaker 34: He loves to come to monstrat to do windsurfing, so
Speaker 34: we'll get him up here. Then so Sting came and
Speaker 34: they had dinner and then just sing this one part
Speaker 34: Wow and this is what it sounds like. It comes
Speaker 34: back in at the end of the song as well.
Speaker 34: It re enters as a That's why the song's got
Speaker 34: the songwriting credits is Mark Knopfler and Sting because the
Speaker 34: melody that he's singing here isn't Mark. It's from that
Speaker 34: Police song Don't Stand So Close, Dons Dance song, blood
Speaker 34: still what I'm Paulie?
Speaker 1: What on mirth? What's that? Thank you? Nice little cameo? Gooday, tony,
Speaker 1: Oh gooday.
Speaker 26: Guys, love your show.
Speaker 1: Thanks.
Speaker 26: This is a classic one by a guy called Bobby Darren,
Speaker 26: and I think that came out in nineteen fifty eight
Speaker 26: or fifty nine, I think wow. But he has a
Speaker 26: song called dream Lover and The piano player who actually
Speaker 26: planned on it was Nilsa Daka.
Speaker 34: Very cool.
Speaker 26: Wow, Poor Nilsa Daka became the popular nil Sa Daka
Speaker 26: that we know. I believe he used to do some
Speaker 26: session work or you know, write song to play songs
Speaker 26: for other people. But yeah, particularly that song there. It
Speaker 26: was quite a big hit for Bobby dar anyway, throw.
Speaker 1: That thanks Tony.
Speaker 34: Very nice work, Tony.
Speaker 8: Girl in.
Speaker 1: All the magic of the charms cause over.
Speaker 37: Girl, dream Lover, so I don't have to dream a
Speaker 37: nice don't tell anyone, but I actually love all that
Speaker 37: cheesy fifty stuff.
Speaker 34: Yeah, I mean I would like it to get out
Speaker 34: ruin my reputation.
Speaker 1: But I love all that the hard rocking Christmas. You
Speaker 1: know likes dream Lover by Bobby Darren. I do, though
Speaker 1: explicably I'm not sure about Jim Morrison, but.
Speaker 34: Dream Lover because I don't want to dream alone.
Speaker 1: Okay, I can hear just here, I can hear Jim
Speaker 1: Morrison open. You don't get struck by lighting when you're
Speaker 1: doing that.
Speaker 34: The Gods of the Doors.
Speaker 1: Got a number four for us. Number four cameo on
Speaker 1: your Parallel list.
Speaker 34: My number four I discovered reasonably late in my life.
Speaker 34: Which is a little embarrassing. I probably didn't need to
Speaker 34: tell you and you wouldn't have known. But Carlie Simon's
Speaker 34: You're so vain if you listen very closely. Once again,
Speaker 34: I think I was saying off he that once you
Speaker 34: hear it, you can never unhear it. Mick Jagger is
Speaker 34: on on he is you know he is on backing
Speaker 34: vocals and you can yeah tell them, but I've let it.
Speaker 34: Once you hear it, you can't unhear it. Carly Simon uncredited,
Speaker 34: unfeatured sort of thing. Mick Jagger on BB's check this out.
Speaker 34: That's him. That's him, mate, Wow, you can't unhear it.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 21: Never knew that.
Speaker 36: I know.
Speaker 34: It's cool, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that this is fun. This is really fun.
Speaker 1: Book in another hour, can we get chuck at your
Speaker 1: wife listening? She is, as she said, in any suggestion Dragons.
Speaker 34: She did have a suggestion, which I thought was quite hilarious.
Speaker 34: I might have waited for her to phone in, but
Speaker 34: instead I'll just tell you she said that she likes
Speaker 34: her Will Ferrell's cameo in The Blue Oyster Cult Don't
Speaker 34: fear the Reaper, You know the skit on Saturday and
Speaker 34: Alive is playing cow bell. Yeah, that counts as a cameo, A.
Speaker 1: Came what don't she thanks for listening Peter's phone in,
Speaker 1: Hey Peter.
Speaker 35: Hey fellows, how are you going?
Speaker 1: Good? Mate? Good?
Speaker 35: So I rang up for one, which was Oliving John
Speaker 35: in Hammerhead, but I forgot about They played the nilsa
Speaker 35: darker song. Yep, the Nils for darker song. He did
Speaker 35: a song called bad Blood and the vocals in the
Speaker 35: background of Elton John and I never picked it until
Speaker 35: someone actually told me.
Speaker 1: Oliving I've got a third one.
Speaker 35: I've got a third one.
Speaker 7: You're ready for this?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Okay.
Speaker 35: The receptionist at the recording studio where.
Speaker 20: I'm not in love.
Speaker 35: It was the reception of saying big boys don't.
Speaker 1: That's good?
Speaker 34: Yeah, that's that's the true story.
Speaker 1: There's it.
Speaker 34: I mean, that is a cameo. It's not as impressive
Speaker 34: if it's just the secretary from out the front. But
Speaker 34: but the other two bangers and I'd forgotten about the
Speaker 34: Oliviy Newton John.
Speaker 1: I had an idea about this.
Speaker 34: Yeah, she's on it. And once again, once you hear it,
Speaker 34: you can't unhear it. And it's very cool. I'm just
Speaker 34: trying to remember how James Ray knew Olivia Newton John
Speaker 34: might have been a Toddy Goldsmith thing because she's the
Speaker 34: niece of That's what it is.
Speaker 1: I just I just came up and I just answered
Speaker 1: your own question. Thanks Pete. Very good O n J
Speaker 1: and James Ray Wow, Yeah, what's he here?
Speaker 34: You can't on here?
Speaker 1: How good?
Speaker 23: Do you know?
Speaker 34: Why she's doing all that singing in the background like that?
Speaker 34: Because she said, what are the lyrics? James? And he
Speaker 34: said there.
Speaker 18: She goes.
Speaker 34: You know, I'll just I'll just do some whaling stuff
Speaker 34: in the background, my head, your head, over and over.
Speaker 1: Rob says, this show is wealth of information. Yes it is. Rob,
Speaker 1: It's a lot of this is news to me. Dad said,
Speaker 1: it's unreal. Did you see that? That was unreal? That's
Speaker 1: from Mural's wedding twenty six minutes, Bars and bars Midday.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your number three in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Mirth can a Tony, Oh are you mate? Good mate?
Speaker 1: What do you have for us?
Speaker 34: Well?
Speaker 19: Movie like this one because it's very similar to the
Speaker 19: first one. But and I was disappointed when I heard
Speaker 19: this slash collaborating with MJ on album dangerous and playing
Speaker 19: on black and white and give.
Speaker 34: It to me, you know, I like that, Tony, that
Speaker 34: is a good one. What I was more disappointed about
Speaker 34: this was I already knew that information, but I, as
Speaker 34: probably most people thought for a long time that Slash
Speaker 34: is playing that with a little inning, But he's actually not.
Speaker 34: He's playing the bit in the video clips, all that
Speaker 34: rubbish at the beginning.
Speaker 1: Oh the room in the film plat yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: turn that down.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The number of out of all of these, I think
Speaker 1: we've had about ten of them so far. I've only
Speaker 1: got the sting one. This is all new to me, really,
Speaker 1: all new territory. That's it.
Speaker 34: We've come in to help your life.
Speaker 1: So to get out of the house more Ion twenty seven.
Speaker 34: We'll get back into the house more That's where us
Speaker 34: music nerds live.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Grant from Grant's car Sterreia. I hope you
Speaker 1: enjoyed today, mate. Good on you. If you want to
Speaker 1: install a NAVSAT or a man vav or, I knew
Speaker 1: you weren't going to let me get away with it it.
Speaker 1: I know that's a mat on a little screen. They
Speaker 1: help you that for Navin. Get out and go and
Speaker 1: see very good.
Speaker 34: You wanted me to sound good on this show. Look
Speaker 34: at you now, stab me in the back, Graham.
Speaker 18: Gentlemen having a lovely afternoon and sense for a great show.
Speaker 1: Thank you mate.
Speaker 18: I've been led to believe for a long long time
Speaker 18: now that the saxophone at the end of Little Reed's
Speaker 18: Walk on the World Side is played by David Bowie.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 34: I didn't know that, and if it's true, I'll be
Speaker 34: wrapped to find that information. Now, that's very cool, big.
Speaker 18: So he actually David Bowie actually produced the I'm not
Speaker 18: sure if he produced just the Soul or maybe the
Speaker 18: whole album. I'm a bit unsure of that, but yes,
Speaker 18: I'm I've led the Blue Leave all those years, and
Speaker 18: he did play the saxophone and that in that closing
Speaker 18: segment of the Soul.
Speaker 1: All right, mate, well let's thank you Graham. Lets listen. Jimmy,
Speaker 1: Jimmy the genius on the keys and may have found
Speaker 1: it for us if David Bowie played the saxophone.
Speaker 34: Phone, yeah he does. I didn't know he played it
Speaker 34: that well, but I mean I don't know enough about it.
Speaker 1: Used to hang out together, didn't they.
Speaker 34: Yeah, they were on the scene weren't they.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know that.
Speaker 34: I'm pretty sure Bowie played sax on one of the
Speaker 34: Mott the Hoople things. It might have been all the
Speaker 34: Young Dudes, which he wrote. Yeah, so it sends to reason.
Speaker 1: With the Wall of Sound guy and spending Specter Warhole.
Speaker 1: It was a nightclub. Yeah, there was.
Speaker 34: Fifty four Studio fifty four.
Speaker 1: Studio fifty four is the only place yeah dance, according
Speaker 1: to Australian Crawl, Thanks Graham, Well are.
Speaker 34: You sure that's what he says?
Speaker 1: Though the fine?
Speaker 34: I could have said anything, Simon, he could. I listened
Speaker 34: to six PRS on your radio station. I listened to
Speaker 34: that's what he's saying.
Speaker 1: That's what he say. Bruce will be in with the
Speaker 1: traffic in just a moment, Jeff, what do you have
Speaker 1: for us?
Speaker 13: Ah?
Speaker 32: Hi, Simon, Hi Chris. When I heard about this is
Speaker 32: a bit confused in this question. When I heard about
Speaker 32: the cameo, cameo is actually a tool to fix decking,
Speaker 32: timber dicking to screw timber decking, I thought, oh, I thought,
Speaker 32: oh yeah, my ears popped up.
Speaker 35: You can by the Green Building.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's serious.
Speaker 1: You can buy at the Green Building. What's your song?
Speaker 1: Man and I you know, I asked this with with trepidation,
Speaker 1: because you can be Australian these ones. Mate, what do
Speaker 1: you have for us? Best cameos?
Speaker 32: Elton John and KICKI D don't go break in my heart?
Speaker 34: So which one's making the cameo? That jewey mhm, Kicky D,
Speaker 34: Kiki D right right right, I don't understand. You didn't, Jeffrey,
Speaker 34: you didn't understand the question at all. You didn't. I
Speaker 34: think you were too caught up with buying yourself a
Speaker 34: cameo to do some decking.
Speaker 25: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 32: I don't, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't advertise my business. I don't do that.
Speaker 32: You want something, come and see me at.
Speaker 1: Is a cameo?
Speaker 34: And yeah, yeah, I mean it's easy to do. It's
Speaker 34: easy to do. But like I was explaining to someone
Speaker 34: in the corridor that you know islands in the stream,
Speaker 34: Dolly Partner, that's it. It's a situet. No one's featuring
Speaker 34: on anyone. But thanks jeff It's always lovely.
Speaker 1: To hear your voice. It is always lovely to hear
Speaker 1: your voice.
Speaker 34: And I didn't, for one know that a cameo can
Speaker 34: help you do decking.
Speaker 1: And I like to dabble in a bit.
Speaker 34: Of decking in my spare time.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, and that's good.
Speaker 34: Police can a soft rin with that.
Speaker 1: It will come back. Murth has three to go. It
Speaker 1: is a three eight eighty two. Is the phone, Num,
Speaker 1: give us a shout. Love to hear from you. We understand.
Speaker 1: Billy Preston passed away on this day, back in the
Speaker 1: day ninety sixty nine, and he did play keyboards.
Speaker 34: On I don't think he passed away nine and sixty nine.
Speaker 1: He passedway recently, Bucky played keyboards. I'll get back in on,
Speaker 1: get back. Thank you. Let's take a break, just take pause.
Speaker 1: Let's go to our newsroom here at six PR John Nichols,
Speaker 1: good afternoon.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Simon, good afternoon.
Speaker 38: Major crime officers are looking into the death of a
Speaker 38: teenager northeast of Perth.
Speaker 2: Please say.
Speaker 38: The eighteen year old was found unresponsive at a home
Speaker 38: in Collingery the New Nausea about a quarter to nine
Speaker 38: on Monday evening. She had died at the scene. Beef producers.
Speaker 38: A push to allow the United States to export its
Speaker 38: product to Australia appears to be politically motivated. The federal
Speaker 38: government is considering easing meat import restrictions in a bid
Speaker 38: to get an exemption from American tariffs. An Australian man
Speaker 38: who spent more than four years in prison in Iraq
Speaker 38: has been released on bail. Robert Pether was arrested in
Speaker 38: twenty two twenty one is always denied charges of deception.
Speaker 38: Melmninger has been confirmed as the inaugural coach of the
Speaker 38: Perth Bears. He'll lead the NRL's eighteenth team as it
Speaker 38: prepares to enter the league in twenty twenty seven. Eighteen
Speaker 38: degrees at the Moment, six Overnight's Sonny and twenty tomorrow
Speaker 38: more news at one.
Speaker 1: Thank you, John, John. Do you have a song that
Speaker 1: has a particularly interesting cameo in it?
Speaker 2: I do, and of course there has to be a
Speaker 2: Beatles link.
Speaker 1: It has to be.
Speaker 2: And this is probably one of the Beatles' least liked songs,
Speaker 2: but I happen.
Speaker 19: To like it.
Speaker 1: It's one of my favorites.
Speaker 23: I love it.
Speaker 13: It's the B.
Speaker 38: Side of Let It Be, So if you've got Let
Speaker 38: It Be, you've probably got that on the B side.
Speaker 38: Have a listen, you know my name, look up the number.
Speaker 38: It was recorded over three years in bits and pieces.
Speaker 38: They put the instrumental bits down first in sixty seven,
Speaker 38: and then John and Paul, who weren't getting on very
Speaker 38: well a few years later, just had a bit of fun,
Speaker 38: got around a microphone and did some silly voices because
Speaker 38: they are all big fans of the Goons and it's
Speaker 38: got that sort of music hall vibe. Yes, if you
Speaker 38: haven't had a listen, have a listen. They asked Brian
Speaker 38: Joe of the Rolling Stones, too nice, pop along for
Speaker 38: a session in sixty seven. Nice, And instead of a guitar,
Speaker 38: which is what they were expecting, he brought along a saxophone.
Speaker 38: He'd got a sax in the late fifties because he
Speaker 38: got into jazz at that stage, so he was a
Speaker 38: pretty ropey sax player. But as Paul McCartney says, a
Speaker 38: ropie sound is just what we were looking for, and
Speaker 38: here it is. I was pretty sure no one else
Speaker 38: is going to.
Speaker 2: Choose that way.
Speaker 1: That's rope, isn't it. I love it though, I just
Speaker 1: totally love that song. It's their personality, so, isn't it. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's there, it's their vibe. Have you heard the whole song?
Speaker 34: No? Oh, you want to listen? It's good fun. You
Speaker 34: can't possibly be remain in a bad mood if you
Speaker 34: were in one, put that track on and you'll suddenly
Speaker 34: realize I'm going to do that.
Speaker 1: Thank you lads, Thank you John.
Speaker 38: And there's a side note. If you ever want to
Speaker 38: listen to you know my name, look up the number.
Speaker 38: Don't try to get Siria to look it up for you.
Speaker 1: Okay, no end of confusion. Good guys, what's your number three?
Speaker 34: Please murth my number three. I wanted to do something
Speaker 34: a little more modern, so I've chosen a Lady Gaga song.
Speaker 34: The song is called You and I Now Lady Gaga.
Speaker 34: A lot of people will know that she named herself
Speaker 34: Gaga after the queen song Radio Gaga. She's a massive
Speaker 34: queen fan, so this track she got the great Sir
Speaker 34: Brian Harold May to play some guitar on it. It's
Speaker 34: a great song. I'm not a massive fan of Herbert stuff,
Speaker 34: to be honest, but this is one of her good
Speaker 34: songs and Brian May's on it, so featured cameo by
Speaker 34: Brian May.
Speaker 1: Cool. Yeah, pretty good, very good and continuing our theme
Speaker 1: of stuff that I had no idea about loving.
Speaker 34: This today, I May was pretty good for cameos. I
Speaker 34: think he's on the what's that the Stroke? Is that
Speaker 34: Billy Squire? Yes, it's either him or Roger Taylor's playing
Speaker 34: the drums, but yeah, I think Brian played on some
Speaker 34: Billy Squire stuff for that. These pop up every now
Speaker 34: and then, I like somebody, and.
Speaker 1: I don't know another Billy Squire song, so I would
Speaker 1: assume it is the Stroke. Thanks to Grant's car Stereo
Speaker 1: sixty one Russell Street Morley or car stereo dot com.
Speaker 1: Do are you? Thank you Grant? Thanks for looking after
Speaker 1: Chris and I. Today we are doing little cameos in songs.
Speaker 1: Can I Brad?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Brad? Are you there? Brad? Hello? Brad? Do we have
Speaker 1: you Brad?
Speaker 34: I could pretend to be Brad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's gone, Brad?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Can I can? I loving the show?
Speaker 36: Yeah, look good cameo.
Speaker 1: It's my favorite.
Speaker 36: One is Darryl Braithwaite on Horses. The female vocals is
Speaker 36: none other than Margaret urlish By, the New Zealand singer
Speaker 36: and in the video clip they've got a model to
Speaker 36: do it, it's not actually her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so anyway, not a lot.
Speaker 36: Of people do that for quite some time, and yeah,
Speaker 36: you check it out.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Well that's great, mate, I actually did know that information.
Speaker 34: And sadly Margaret Early it's no longer with us, but yeah,
Speaker 34: she does the amazing vocals on Yeah Yeah.
Speaker 1: I thought, what a great vocal. It's made my day.
Speaker 1: I reckon, I've got one for you. You might not know, Okay.
Speaker 1: I don't normally intervene on these things, so I just
Speaker 1: want to let you do your thing. You've got that,
Speaker 1: have you, Jimmy? Yeah, ready, haven't listened to this chorus
Speaker 1: and the backing and the BVS backing vocals on this song. Okay,
Speaker 1: hopefully they'll kick in soon.
Speaker 29: Close the door.
Speaker 21: You me?
Speaker 37: Oh oh, I mean it sounds like the Murphy Brothers
Speaker 37: was a little I don't think I've got it.
Speaker 1: Brian Wilson, No, Carl Wilson, no, Bruce Johnson, The Beach Boys, no,
Speaker 1: Tony Sneil. Is that true? Listen the Beach Boys? Oh wow,
Speaker 1: it is true? Son Boone, I'm bad a get out
Speaker 1: of here, you Yeah, my bad A nineteen minutes to
Speaker 1: one o'clock We here, courtesy Graham's car stereo. If you
Speaker 1: need a map, SAT or a normal shut a nom
Speaker 1: nom shut up. Grand's got a pull shelves of them.
Speaker 34: I let you say that Billy press And died in
Speaker 34: nineteen sixty nine four times before I corrected you. I
Speaker 34: say Matts have one time. We're not friends anymore?
Speaker 13: You all right?
Speaker 1: Hello Janey, Janie?
Speaker 30: Are you there?
Speaker 39: Janice?
Speaker 36: It's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Hi? Who is it?
Speaker 9: Who we got?
Speaker 39: Janice?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 1: Hello Janie? Sorry Janice, we're missing a seat. What do
Speaker 1: you got for us? Janie?
Speaker 39: I've just got a whole lot of forty five records
Speaker 39: that are are still in their sleeves and everything, and
Speaker 39: I just run, you know, Elvis Presley all shook Up,
Speaker 39: and Little Darling, Moonlighters, rock and Roll, Bill Haley and
Speaker 39: It's Comets, Skyhooks, forging Ahead. I just thought i'd, you know,
Speaker 39: put my little two bombs worth in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you going to do with them? Can
Speaker 1: you play them?
Speaker 18: Oh?
Speaker 39: Yeah, I can play them, but I don't think I've
Speaker 39: played them for fifty odd years or here in my
Speaker 39: record collection, I must have about two hundred records all sorts.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 34: Have to pour yourself out a glass or something fabulous
Speaker 34: and have an afternoon of playing your old forty five's.
Speaker 39: Oh I don't drink, so only water or copper tea.
Speaker 39: But no, I just thought you might have been interested
Speaker 39: in some of that.
Speaker 1: Little Absolutely, Janie. They're very nice to hear from you.
Speaker 34: Sometimes a cup of tea can be fabulous. Yep, my
Speaker 34: would not in my lifetime, but another people's.
Speaker 1: You know, there's no good conversation ever started over a salad. Thanks, Janice,
Speaker 1: can I ted?
Speaker 25: Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Speaker 40: Look, this might be a somewhat extended cameo, but Dave's
Speaker 40: groll with Queens of the Stone Age on no one knows.
Speaker 40: There's got to be some of the finest rock drumming,
Speaker 40: and he was only with them for I think one
Speaker 40: album maybe a year, So an extended cameo if you will.
Speaker 34: Yeah, I knew that he had a bit to do
Speaker 34: with Josh hom from Stone Queens of the Stone Age
Speaker 34: or was the band them Chius then Crooked Vultures. Yeah,
Speaker 34: they formed that thing together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not surprised. Yeah, very good, James. Isn't he
Speaker 1: very lucky to have? I like it when James goes
Speaker 1: off to work in other programs and fills me with joy.
Speaker 34: Yeah, me too, It's okay, we can do this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get your own, James. You're very good. Thanks Ted
Speaker 1: stoke to you about Dave.
Speaker 34: Bro Yeah, what do I feel about him?
Speaker 33: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think he's good. I think he's really good.
Speaker 34: I think he is the last of the old school
Speaker 34: rock and roll dudes that's in it for all the
Speaker 34: cool rock and roll reasons.
Speaker 1: But it's nothing pretty good band alive, isn't he. Yeah
Speaker 1: he's a chat.
Speaker 34: He seems like a card, and he seems like a
Speaker 34: good guy. I'm not necessarily in love with all his music.
Speaker 34: I've been trying for some time, recently added a food
Speaker 34: fighter song into my thing because it's necessary for what
Speaker 34: I do for a living. But it was so hard
Speaker 34: to find one that sort of matched my sensibilities.
Speaker 1: And so what have you chosen?
Speaker 34: I chose to Learn to Fly, which I know is
Speaker 34: an older song.
Speaker 1: I do might learn to Fly.
Speaker 34: I did Big Me a few years ago because people.
Speaker 36: Were going, mate, do you know any food Fighters?
Speaker 34: And so I thought I'd better have one. So I
Speaker 34: chose Big Me, which is I think is the first single,
Speaker 34: and everyone would go, I don't know this song. I've
Speaker 34: gone off for God's sake. Yeah, it's like when people
Speaker 34: ask for Van Morrison, they're asking for brown Eyed Girl.
Speaker 34: Then I just ask me for the song, because if
Speaker 34: I launch a new have I seen you know? Have
Speaker 34: I told you lately?
Speaker 9: I love you?
Speaker 36: That that's not the one I mean?
Speaker 34: Girl, Just say that, then just say that.
Speaker 1: Then this continues, cameos continues. It's quarter to one. We'll
Speaker 1: come back in a moment. Mark, stay there, mate, Tom,
Speaker 1: stay there back in the set. We've got two of
Speaker 1: Chris Murphy's to go. This is magical mystery to a
Speaker 1: thank you to Grant's car stereo in Morley one, Level
Speaker 1: three eighty two is the phone numb if you want
Speaker 1: to ring in thanks the granted grands car stereo. If
Speaker 1: you want to buy a sat Nav or a Verse
Speaker 1: parking camera, you can sixty one Russell Street More. He
Speaker 1: makes a good cup of Joe, doesn't he good cup
Speaker 1: of He does?
Speaker 34: He makes a good cup of coffee. And it's instant.
Speaker 34: I can't I don't I know that he won't mind
Speaker 34: me giving away his secret because you go this is spectacular.
Speaker 34: He guess I know it's instant.
Speaker 1: Car stereo dot com dot are you thank you Grant
Speaker 1: for looking after Murph and I today?
Speaker 19: Hi Mark, halfloon and gentlemen, how.
Speaker 1: Are we good? Mate? I like this one very much.
Speaker 9: It's the Running on Empty, which the Jackson Brown album
Speaker 9: load Out, which goes into Stay and you've got Rosemary
Speaker 9: Butler seeing the first verse of the song, and then
Speaker 9: you've got the David Linley cameo when he burst into
Speaker 9: the falsetto Yeah, I just.
Speaker 34: Got messaged from none other than Slim Jim, famous for
Speaker 34: being in Slim Jim and the Fats James. Yes, and
Speaker 34: he said Dave Linley referenced there in Yeah, absolutely, that
Speaker 34: has some great cameo.
Speaker 1: Why why is Lindley a cameo? What was he in
Speaker 1: his own rights?
Speaker 34: I was hoping one of you guys could tell.
Speaker 1: I think he was he with at the Eagles at
Speaker 1: some stage, or a single song or there? Do you know, Mark?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 19: What?
Speaker 1: What Dave Lindley was in his own right?
Speaker 9: Well, he was more of a sessions yeah, lap steel guitar. Yes,
Speaker 9: but he does have a couple of albums out. I've
Speaker 9: got a couple of my playlists, but I can't remember
Speaker 9: what they.
Speaker 1: Were, alright, A couple of yeah, yeah, brilliant, absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 1: Love this well done. I have a feeling.
Speaker 34: Yeah, yeah, and there it is?
Speaker 1: How good?
Speaker 21: It's great?
Speaker 1: And there's the deep voice comes in here, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: That's right? Just a little bit after that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: good album. Running on Empty.
Speaker 34: Absolutely one of his best. Have you seen Jackson Brown? Yes,
Speaker 34: in me too. I saw him at King's Park, great show,
Speaker 34: and it was like, I think the second song he did,
Speaker 34: or he might have opened with what's the big one
Speaker 34: that I love? Somebody's Baby? Yep, Somebody's Baby, and I go,
Speaker 34: I love it. I mean, most of the time these
Speaker 34: guys don't want to play their biggest hit because you know,
Speaker 34: they're too cool for school. But he goes not only
Speaker 34: my playing, I'm opening with it. That's pretty ballsy.
Speaker 1: It is my word. That was brilliant. What's his number two? Please, Chris?
Speaker 34: My number two got stolen by Chantelle earlier today, so
Speaker 34: I had a spare number two. Well, you know, you
Speaker 34: know there's a twelve year old, there's a twelve year
Speaker 34: old fighting to get out in my psyche. That's his
Speaker 34: number two. Anyway, So what I chose for my number
Speaker 34: two was Lenny Kravitz. It's from the second album he made.
Speaker 34: The track is called Always on the Run. The album
Speaker 34: is called Mama Said, and in the middle of the
Speaker 34: song it's the coolest song anyway, and if you couldn't
Speaker 34: get any cooler, he goes slash and then Slash does
Speaker 34: the guitar soloon. It sounds like this.
Speaker 1: Very good, Murph Julius is my favorite part of the
Speaker 1: show all week with Chris Murphy is so funny.
Speaker 34: Thanks, I'm not trying to be funny.
Speaker 1: Thanks supporting.
Speaker 34: I've been misunderstood.
Speaker 1: But again there's such an enjoyable, just enjoyable segment. Thanks Chrissy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's Julie said, yeah, everyone, everyone loves you, mate. This
Speaker 1: is good. The cameo Discovery merse man.
Speaker 34: Did you know that last one?
Speaker 1: No slash good?
Speaker 21: So good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so good. He's We did multi instrumentalists the other week.
Speaker 1: He can play a lot of stuff, can't he.
Speaker 34: It was on my top. I can't remember where he
Speaker 34: came third or fourth or something. Yeah, he played well,
Speaker 34: he would have been playing drums on that bass, on
Speaker 34: that guitar on that. I think the only things he
Speaker 34: didn't do with the horns and the solo.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Tom Good Simon.
Speaker 1: Hey look.
Speaker 28: Angelo Mysterioso.
Speaker 6: You heard of him?
Speaker 34: Yes, I know who you're talking about. I'd forgotten about this, but.
Speaker 35: It's a great one.
Speaker 34: Well done.
Speaker 28: Yeah, br Badge.
Speaker 17: I'm not sure it was released as a single, but yeah.
Speaker 34: You know that George Harrison y. Yeah, very cool. And
Speaker 34: I think it's great too because the bit that's got
Speaker 34: the guitar on it with the chorus c flangy sound.
Speaker 34: Everyone thinks is George because it sounds beadily, but that's
Speaker 34: actually Eric. George is playing the stuff earlier in the song,
Speaker 34: which is very cool.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Thanks Tom, really really good Tom by you, thank you.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 34: Great song.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, very nice. So we'll get to merv's
Speaker 1: number one cameo moment in just a moment today Oliver
Speaker 1: Hallo Bowie. There's a lot of it's out in the
Speaker 1: in the lunch room today.
Speaker 34: Here come the Bears and here comes Malmona Ningo.
Speaker 21: He's going to join me this afternoon, the Bears coach.
Speaker 34: I used to think malmon Inger was that skin cancer
Speaker 34: that you can get.
Speaker 1: You know, your melanoma.
Speaker 34: Oh yeah, but I think it was a mispronunciation. I
Speaker 34: was thinking, did you you know if I said that
Speaker 34: a pull my finger, it's melmon Inger. I used to say,
Speaker 34: you know, I like that way better.
Speaker 1: As well as yeah, well done, good get by you.
Speaker 21: Thank you. So we will have Gareth Parker on the
Speaker 21: show today.
Speaker 1: We'll do the club Tess Parker's Point and it's open
Speaker 1: slather from one o'clock.
Speaker 34: So anything and everything you want to talk.
Speaker 1: About, all right, water mate, thank you very much. Just
Speaker 1: before we'll go to your cameo right now, please Murph,
Speaker 1: you'r cameo number one, Thank you, Ollie. One to five today.
Speaker 34: My number one is Belinda Carlile's song Leave a Lot
Speaker 34: On which I secretly love anyway, don't tell anyone. And
Speaker 34: the lead guitar solo is none other than George Harrison.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 34: Got it once you know, you know?
Speaker 1: Right, once you know you know? And I reckon only
Speaker 1: one of these I knew today and I was pretty
Speaker 1: pleased with the Beach Boys one for Helton John. Murph
Speaker 1: will come back in just a moment, I reckon George
Speaker 1: Harrison would have delighted. If someone has said, can you
Speaker 1: come and play a lead solo?
Speaker 34: I now, only that is exactly it. The producer of
Speaker 34: Bilinda Carlos said, who's your dream lead guitarist for a solo?
Speaker 1: And so we never get him.
Speaker 34: With George Harrison, I'll make a few calls. Yeah, And
Speaker 34: George was like, well, I'm not doing anything On Thursday,
Speaker 34: I was poling some plants or having a fight with Paul.
Speaker 34: So I was taking Ringo to court again. Okada, Carla.
Speaker 1: Bagging and set Chris Murphy The Magical Mystery too. Thanks
Speaker 1: the grounds car stereo call all the day today. Barbara,
Speaker 1: who rang us about the tazo is washing up. Thanks Barbara.
Speaker 1: You're going to family Pizza night from home slice in
Speaker 1: Mindari the final say on the year na, should we
Speaker 1: be told by the Combat Sports Commission not fact? The
Speaker 1: beer knuckle boxing fight? What are the year and the nas?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 34: Is fifty eight people think yeah, we should be told
Speaker 34: and Nara is like nah, twenty one. Yeah, so that
Speaker 34: the twenty one people that said nah have gone no.
Speaker 1: We know the reason. Yeah, there's two blokes.
Speaker 34: Smacking each other in the head bare knuckles. It's a
Speaker 34: pretty good reason to say no.
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming. Your mate loves it today, man, Yeah
Speaker 1: you do.
Speaker 37: You are