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Speaker 2: until one o'clock today on this Friday morning, going into
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Speaker 2: Chris Murphy's Magical Mystery Tour will be with us after midday.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to seeing Merph alfter twelve. And how's your
Speaker 2: instincts on whether your kids are sick or not? There's
Speaker 2: a new study that should show that us as parents
Speaker 2: and as grandparents often know when our kids are sick.
Speaker 2: And should that be part of part of the questions
Speaker 2: the questionnaire the routine when you might attend an emergency
Speaker 2: department with a kid who you think is sick. We'll
Speaker 2: have a look at that on the program in just
Speaker 2: a moment. Just just saw overnight and this morning that
Speaker 2: Jim Cardilly has passed the family family patriarch of Cardilli Fireworks.
Speaker 2: We'll have a chat about that after eleven o'clock today.
Speaker 2: It's the Cardilly family have been involved in fireworks and
Speaker 2: pyrotechnics since the eighteen eighties, back back in Italy and
Speaker 2: we'll remember Jim Cardilly after eleven o'clock today here on
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Speaker 2: me know on one double three eighty two. You can
Speaker 2: text us as well. Zero four eight seven, triple nine
Speaker 2: eight eighty two. I've got a yes, no question for you.
Speaker 2: Want to try and clear something up straight away from right,
Speaker 2: Let's clear this up once and for all. Thanks Max,
Speaker 2: I have to listen to this. Are you or were
Speaker 2: you aware that it's going to rain today? Are you
Speaker 2: aware that it's going to rain today all roads? It
Speaker 2: seems to be leading to the weather apocalypse A number
Speaker 2: of it's I woke up this morning, I've heard I've
Speaker 2: heard a number of things on the station and yesterday
Speaker 2: with rusty warnings about the weather. This weekend. It is.
Speaker 2: It is that time of year. It is that time
Speaker 2: of year. But yes or no? Are you or were
Speaker 2: you aware that it's going to rain today? Yes or no?
Speaker 2: Have a bit of fun with this today. It does
Speaker 2: feel like it's the it's the day of days, isn't
Speaker 2: it all the weekend of weekends? Had it? Heard a
Speaker 2: number of things I did here safety message in our
Speaker 2: news this morning. Thank you Max. There it is there,
Speaker 2: It isn't We've heard a number of reports today from
Speaker 2: the Road Safety Commissioner, from Adrian Warner, and from Philip
Speaker 2: Ama and people in the newsroom that it's going to run.
Speaker 2: It's going to rain today and over the weekend. One
Speaker 2: double three eight etty two or is he messas zero
Speaker 2: four eight seven, triple nine eight eighty two? Is the
Speaker 2: question today? Were you aware that it's going to rain today?
Speaker 2: Who knew? Who knew that it does rain this time
Speaker 2: of year? This was James Ashley from We'll get to
Speaker 2: James Ashley in just a moment. So we had these
Speaker 2: warning same time last year. So what we've heard this
Speaker 2: morning is Adrian Warner, the Road Safety Commissioner, saying it's
Speaker 2: going to rain and we need to prepare ourselves and
Speaker 2: prepare our cars. But Philip are talking about it. Millsy
Speaker 2: wants to change the public holidays because it's going to
Speaker 2: rain raining this weekend, which is a new one to me.
Speaker 2: It is going to rain today, yes or no? Yes
Speaker 2: or no? Were you aware that it's going to rain today?
Speaker 2: Chris says yes, yes he was. And thunderstorms too, says Chris,
Speaker 2: I think it rain. I think it rained this time
Speaker 2: last year too, didn't it. We'll come back in how
Speaker 2: you go, Max. We got our system back up, so
Speaker 2: this was Sorry about that, Folcus is a bit of
Speaker 2: a system issue. It's wet. Here's a safety message.
Speaker 3: Road Safety Commissioner Adrian Warner is pleading with West Ozzis
Speaker 3: to take care on the roads this wa day long weekend.
Speaker 3: More than sixty milimeters of rain is expected across Perth
Speaker 3: over the long weekend, with twenty to forty mills expected
Speaker 3: in the Southwest on Monday. Mister Warner says it's been
Speaker 3: a while since we've had conditions like those expected and
Speaker 3: vehicle preparation is key to remaining safe on the roads.
Speaker 4: Well, I want people to think about how they drive
Speaker 4: in wet conditions and take a bit of time to
Speaker 4: prepare for their road trips. So look, there's some simple
Speaker 4: driving tips. There's a few simple checks to prepare and
Speaker 4: a bit of planning that will hopefully keep everyone safe.
Speaker 4: We've got to slow down, give yourself much more space
Speaker 4: for stopping to that car ahead. That's a critical thing.
Speaker 4: If it's overcast or heavy rain. Got to hatch your
Speaker 4: headlights on. And my chip is if it gets really bad,
Speaker 4: pull over if you can safely and put your hazard
Speaker 4: lights on.
Speaker 2: I hope everyone's safe over the weekend, but it is.
Speaker 2: In case you haven't heard, it is going to rain today. Yes,
Speaker 2: no question. Let's try and clear this up. Were you
Speaker 2: aware that it's going to rain today. We've got two
Speaker 2: yeses so far to the show. This was James Ashley
Speaker 2: from the Weather Bureau the same time last year, exactly
Speaker 2: the same time last year. Have a listen.
Speaker 5: Friday evening, a cold front will move through, another cold
Speaker 5: front Sunday, Monday, and then another cold front middle of
Speaker 5: next week. So real change in the weather pattern. That
Speaker 5: high pressure system that's really dominated the weather is retreating
Speaker 5: and being replaced by what would call more normal sort
Speaker 5: of weather pattern for this time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. So that was exactly the same
Speaker 2: time last year. Is it us? Is it a slow
Speaker 2: newsday or is it just the weather's coming in and
Speaker 2: we're looking for something to talk about. I know we
Speaker 2: like the weather, like to talk about it. Yes or no?
Speaker 2: Did you know that it's going to be raining? The
Speaker 2: yeses are four the nose the noses zero at this stage.
Speaker 2: And we've had a couple of texts come in to
Speaker 2: say that the Woodside protesters are outside the Perth courthouses.
Speaker 2: Police are in attendance and listening to the drum beats
Speaker 2: that's coming from Pete. Yeah, thanks Pete. We ran a
Speaker 2: poll yesterday. Is it all over for the Woodside protesters?
Speaker 2: So today Jesse Noakes, Gerard Masa. Jesse and Gerard were
Speaker 2: two of the fellas who attended, I use the word
Speaker 2: attended Meg O'Neil's house while back Taralia Stilast. He's in
Speaker 2: court today. So they charged today with doing act. So
Speaker 2: they've been charged. They pleaded guilty in today's sentencing. So
Speaker 2: do an act to create false belief? Good morning, Jesse.
Speaker 2: If you're listening, this is at the Woodside Age. In
Speaker 2: April twenty twenty three, they went to the AGM with
Speaker 2: stench bombs and smoke flares purportedly. They later said it
Speaker 2: was a prank. It was just a prank. We never
Speaker 2: intended to evacuate the AGM. So this was this was
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago. But they're in court today.
Speaker 2: And as we said yesterday, do you think it's over
Speaker 2: for the protests? Our listeners felt very clearly that it
Speaker 2: wasn't that they would keep going. But that is why
Speaker 2: they are in the outside courts today. They will be sentenced.
Speaker 2: The charge is do an act to create false belief
Speaker 2: and I think Jesse at the time. Jesse at the
Speaker 2: time said, look, we just pranked Woodside. We pranked the
Speaker 2: of the Woodside AGM. Thanks Pete for sending in that
Speaker 2: information today. Yes or no? Did you know that it
Speaker 2: was raining? One double three one double three eighty two
Speaker 2: is the phone number today? Did you realize it was
Speaker 2: going to rain? And the Davis says yes, also the
Speaker 2: sun will come up tomorrow. The yeah, it is raining.
Speaker 2: And in case you haven't heard, we've got we've got
Speaker 2: question marks around when we have our public holidays. We've
Speaker 2: got the adried and one of the roads Safety Commissioner
Speaker 2: is warning us bomber coming out today and doing a
Speaker 2: press conference. Defense is doing a press conference as well,
Speaker 2: So just Ben says, yes, I was aware. I keep
Speaker 2: my finger on the pulse. Dave says, yes, I noticed
Speaker 2: it it was going to rain because I stepped outside
Speaker 2: and looked at the sky, says day Alien says, I
Speaker 2: aware of the Rayvend's forecast. I've heard about it every
Speaker 2: day this week, and I even twitched off the reticulation.
Speaker 2: Thank you ailing the voice of reason one double three
Speaker 2: eighty two. Yeah, it's it's a per thing, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's going to rain. It's going to rain. Let's catastrophize
Speaker 2: about it. Did you know that it's going to be raining?
Speaker 2: The yes, the thirteen and those one obviously we're having
Speaker 2: a bit of fun with that. Be safe if you
Speaker 2: will remember the finish and the start of apocalypse. Now
Speaker 2: by the doors, the final reckoning between good and evil.
Speaker 6: Here's the song, This is the beautiful for.
Speaker 2: Jim Morrison on the doors, This is the end, beautiful. Friend.
Speaker 2: Tony says, yes, I amn't aware, but being in the
Speaker 2: supreme nanny state of w A wait a while, I
Speaker 2: demand to be reminded of the dangers of rains as
Speaker 2: Tony from val Divers. Thanks Tony running in Coral Bay
Speaker 2: sendling out it's been out for a year, Thanks Jack. Jack.
Speaker 2: We are aware of your issue, mate, and it's a
Speaker 2: complex one. Damon's has rained fake news yes hahaha, says Paul.
Speaker 2: And it's nearly winter. Are you aware that's going to
Speaker 2: rain today? Sixteen Yes, and two knows it's the end
Speaker 2: of the world, folks, it's going to rain in June
Speaker 2: seventeen minutes past nine o'clock. Back in a second, Kevin
Speaker 2: says today's yes, no question has to be the dumbest stare.
Speaker 2: But making a point, Kevin that we seem to be
Speaker 2: catastrophizing about the fact that it's June and it's going
Speaker 2: to rain. Yeah, a bit of Friday fun mate, this
Speaker 2: one here, so I know all rainer was rained on
Speaker 2: w A da waffle, footy games is mouse? Thank you Mouse?
Speaker 2: Mea rain morning, Simon. Yes, so we're going to rain
Speaker 2: this weekend. It's it's June, meals he wants to change
Speaker 2: the holidays around one double three A two. Love to
Speaker 2: hear from you today. Yesterday on the story, we noted
Speaker 2: two instants involving e scooters and the Dylan capeon has
Speaker 2: the story in the West today, Dylan's probably listening to us.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Dylan has put together we've actually had four
Speaker 2: scooter fatalities this year, which is a serious issue. And
Speaker 2: I think most of us would know se realize that
Speaker 2: e scooters go a lot faster than twenty k's an
Speaker 2: hour or nineteen k's now they're meant to be governed
Speaker 2: to that speed, but they do go fast. And we're
Speaker 2: going to speak to someone who knows a little bit
Speaker 2: about this about what retailers do say to customers and
Speaker 2: what interestingly, what customers are saying to retailers. If you
Speaker 2: don't if you don't soup this e scooter up, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to buy it. How about that. We'll have
Speaker 2: a look, have a look at some of that. We're
Speaker 2: not going to tell people how to soup up on
Speaker 2: an ease scooter, and we would never do that, but
Speaker 2: it does happen. There are YouTube demonstrations, and we'll talk
Speaker 2: to someone who works in the industry in just a
Speaker 2: moment on the program. A report out today this is
Speaker 2: a delicate issue, obviously, A report out today that our
Speaker 2: parents gut instinct that their child is deteriorating their health
Speaker 2: is deteriorating. This could be used in a hospital. The
Speaker 2: basis of this report is that a lot of parents
Speaker 2: have a comprehensive, instinctive feeling about their child's health. Michael
Speaker 2: Page is, the WA President of the Australian Medical Association,
Speaker 2: joins me now today.
Speaker 7: Michael up, Morning Bowie.
Speaker 2: It's my understanding when parents perhaps do present in an
Speaker 2: eed or to in a serious situation that they are
Speaker 2: they can be asked there is a parental scorecard, is
Speaker 2: my understanding. But this is a little bit of a
Speaker 2: game change. This Monash University study. Are you worried that
Speaker 2: your child is getting worse? Is the question? What do
Speaker 2: you think and feel?
Speaker 7: Look, I think this study tells us what many parents
Speaker 7: probably already know, that their instincts about their child's health
Speaker 7: are pretty good, are pretty well honed. And it also
Speaker 7: tells us something that many doctors and nurses who work
Speaker 7: particularly in emergency departments this is an emergency department based
Speaker 7: study also already know, which is that if a parent
Speaker 7: is concerned expresses concern, then they ought to be taken
Speaker 7: seriously because they know their child well and if they've
Speaker 7: got a gut feeling that something is just not quite
Speaker 7: right with their child. In many instances, that gut instinct
Speaker 7: will be correct and may even and may even may
Speaker 7: even be superior to traditional kind of measures of whether
Speaker 7: a child is unwell. In other words, of parent's gut
Speaker 7: instinct might give you more information than just taking their
Speaker 7: heart right, taking the bloo pressure, changing the temperature, and
Speaker 7: so forth. That might give you additional information over and
Speaker 7: above those things as to whether that child is likely
Speaker 7: to deteriorate. And that's something that has been I think,
Speaker 7: you know, many people have known that for a long time.
Speaker 7: It has already before the publication of this study started
Speaker 7: to be incorporated increasingly into clinical assessment algorithms in emergency departments,
Speaker 7: as you alluded to. And of course you know there's
Speaker 7: been some high profile cases which have drawn attention to that.
Speaker 2: So, Michael, to your understanding, and I haven't, unfortunately I've
Speaker 2: been I haven't been to an ad with anyone kids
Speaker 2: apart from one time. But that was fairly obvious that
Speaker 2: she'd managed to breathe in a ten cent coin, so
Speaker 2: we all knew what was happening. But is it part
Speaker 2: of the process now where the parent is proactively asked
Speaker 2: in in wads, what do you think is happening here?
Speaker 7: It's a pretty routine it's a pretty routine question now
Speaker 7: in emergency departments for parents to be asked about their
Speaker 7: level of concern. I mean, I suppose to some extent
Speaker 7: their level of concern has taken for granted, given that
Speaker 7: they've brought their child to an emergence department've obviously got
Speaker 7: some baseline concern. But now we've got things like call
Speaker 7: lines in the in emergency department, so if a child
Speaker 7: is waiting in an emergency department waiting room, that they
Speaker 7: are able to raise their concerns proactively by use of
Speaker 7: a telephone to say, look, I think my child's deteriorating
Speaker 7: in the waiting room. I don't think it can wait
Speaker 7: any longer, and that should alert the clinicians to the
Speaker 7: need to more rapidly assess that child, because, of course,
Speaker 7: sometimes a child might only be subtly unwell. But the
Speaker 7: thing about children is they're very resilient until they're not.
Speaker 7: If you get what I mean, they can appear quite
Speaker 7: well and things can go south, very very suddenly. And
Speaker 7: that's why that parental concern. Look, I think my child's
Speaker 7: deteriorating needs to be needs to be factored in, because
Speaker 7: that can happen very quickly in an emergency a waiting room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. I hope you don't mind me asking this, Michael,
Speaker 2: do you have kids? Has your gutting syncre and your kids?
Speaker 8: I do?
Speaker 7: And you know, thinking about a study like this, you know,
Speaker 7: as a parent rather than a doctor, I think, well, gee,
Speaker 7: you know every time, you know, doctors are the worst
Speaker 7: actually when it comes to catastrophizing things with their own children.
Speaker 7: You know, you know, the slightest symptom is suddenly a
Speaker 7: horrible disease, and of course usually it's not. And that's
Speaker 7: why I think a study like this is important and
Speaker 7: it should change practice. But of course it's not to
Speaker 7: say that every child's sorry, every parent's worst morbid fear
Speaker 7: about what the symptoms their child has could mean are
Speaker 7: necessarily going to be correct. And I say that from
Speaker 7: personal experience, not again as a parent. You know, I can,
Speaker 7: I can catastrophize with the best of us, and I'm
Speaker 7: usually wrong. So it's not to say that we should,
Speaker 7: you know, get on Google every time our child's got
Speaker 7: a sniffle and assume the absolute worst. But on the
Speaker 7: more serious end of things, of course, if a parent
Speaker 7: is worried about their child, it does need to be
Speaker 7: taken seriously and it does need to be properly investigated.
Speaker 7: And when that's in the emergency setting, that's where things
Speaker 7: can really go wrong if something is missed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, Michael, thanks for making yourself available or we
Speaker 2: always appreciate our chats. Thanks Michael anytime. Michael Page, the
Speaker 2: ama WA President. So this is a Monish university study.
Speaker 2: It's just come out and the vital science check is
Speaker 2: that Monash are suggesting is staff at EDS and in
Speaker 2: hospital should ask are you worried your child is getting worse?
Speaker 2: Results of the survey, he says that if a parents
Speaker 2: that they're worried, their child is about four times more
Speaker 2: likely to require intensive care even when their vital signs
Speaker 2: appeared normal. Now, obviously we've had some very high profile
Speaker 2: cases in WA recently and I'm hoping to be sensitive
Speaker 2: about the ramifications of this research. But Aaron Mills is
Speaker 2: the lead researcher, says listening to parents could play crucial
Speaker 2: role in preventing deaths and serious harm in hospital. This
Speaker 2: is coming out of Monash University, So our question to you,
Speaker 2: when is your intation? When is your intuition your gut instinct?
Speaker 2: And Millsy I talked to Mills about this this morning.
Speaker 2: He thinks that mums often know when has your intuition
Speaker 2: intervened and potentially saved your kid or change the care
Speaker 2: for your kid? One double three eighty two love to
Speaker 2: hear from you today. We are on until one o'clock today.
Speaker 2: We're asking the question did you know that it's raining?
Speaker 2: Obviously it's a tongue in che cheat question. The yeses
Speaker 2: are twenty nine and those are three Melanie's Melanie gets it.
Speaker 2: She said, I've just turned the radio on. It's going
Speaker 2: to do. What says Melanie in the bullsbrip it's going
Speaker 2: to rain. Jones says, we've had twenty mills already. Julie says, yes,
Speaker 2: I knew it was going to rain today. It happy
Speaker 2: pretty stupid not to see that for yourself. If the
Speaker 2: media need the media to tell you, oh boy, it
Speaker 2: just seems to be all roads are leading to the rain. Gooday, Terry,
Speaker 2: how you'll go?
Speaker 9: I hope your daughter yeah got well and all that.
Speaker 9: It was a tragic, but I was just wondering after
Speaker 9: the incident. Did take long to see any change in that.
Speaker 2: Yes, we knew, Yeah, we knew something was what she
Speaker 2: had done. She breathed in a ten cent coin terry
Speaker 2: and she just went very quiet and very listless, and
Speaker 2: we knew something was up. So and that was the
Speaker 2: parental instinct. I wasn't home at the time, but yeah,
Speaker 2: so rushed her off, had an X ray and sure
Speaker 2: enough that she had to have a general and get
Speaker 2: get the ten cent coin extracted. And it was it
Speaker 2: was more of the change, you know, change and how
Speaker 2: she how she was, how she was obviously having trouble
Speaker 2: breathing as well. So yeah, but it was pretty heavy, mate,
Speaker 2: pretty heavy. Nothing. Nothing worse than seeing a little kid
Speaker 2: go under a general anesthetic, that's for sure.
Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely mate. No, I had a son that's had
Speaker 9: a long history of metal food conditions made so when
Speaker 9: you when you hear those stories, you always want the
Speaker 9: best outcomes.
Speaker 2: For you do. Yeah, she's good, mate, Thank you for asking. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's gone swimmingly so yeah, it does, you know. And
Speaker 2: we talked about it with our team often when we
Speaker 2: sort of talking about stories and topics to cover on
Speaker 2: the radio. We know, you know, if we generate a
Speaker 2: bit of conversation amongst us, amongst ourselves, it's probably worth
Speaker 2: while discussing with our listeners a great K parents intuition.
Speaker 2: What do you think we got you there? K, Sorry I.
Speaker 10: Didn't hear my name. That's in nineteen eighty three. Our
Speaker 10: daughter was four years old. At the time, she had
Speaker 10: been quite She was normally a very active, energetic child,
Speaker 10: and she became very listless. Doctor started her on antibiotics,
Speaker 10: said she's picked up some sort of bug. This went
Speaker 10: on a couple of months and she was losing weight
Speaker 10: and in the end said to my husband, we need
Speaker 10: to get her to Princess Margaret. We raced over there.
Speaker 10: After a couple of hours, the specialist came in and
Speaker 10: he said, you were very lucky you brought your daughter in.
Speaker 10: Her organs are shutting down. So I still get emotional
Speaker 10: over this. She had what was called michael plasma back
Speaker 10: in those days. It was just new to Australia, but
Speaker 10: the nickname for it was walking.
Speaker 2: Pneumonia, walking pneumonia yep, yep.
Speaker 10: And her body was shutting down. They reckoned she would
Speaker 10: have only had a day or two to live.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, we ye brought.
Speaker 10: It just in time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing parents intuition Case exhibit A. Thanks thanks Case.
Speaker 11: She hows she going, Yep, she's doing well.
Speaker 10: She's now just had her forty six birthday.
Speaker 2: Oh good, very good, Well done to you. Good good
Speaker 2: parenting there. Kay excellent, thank you, Kay, thanks for calling
Speaker 2: in today with your story. So it's been backed up
Speaker 2: by by a study that if you ask parents, do
Speaker 2: you think your your kit, your child's condition is getting worse.
Speaker 2: That's a really important intervention. And what is obviously in
Speaker 2: all of that is it's not something you just ask
Speaker 2: at the start when someone first presents right, You've got
Speaker 2: to keep asking it because conditions can change over time.
Speaker 2: Greg says, thank goodness you told us about the rain today.
Speaker 2: I work in the insurance industry and it's a busy season.
Speaker 2: We had no idea it was about to start. And look,
Speaker 2: this is meant to be a tongue in cheek right.
Speaker 2: Most of our listeners are getting it. Is it where
Speaker 2: you're where? It's going to rain? Because it's been a
Speaker 2: topic of some discussion one double three A eighty two.
Speaker 2: I blame climate change for this reign. I'm a yes,
Speaker 2: as Mick. Can we blame the rain on Roger Cooks Islam. No,
Speaker 2: we cannot. We'll come into the Sorry, we'll change topic
Speaker 2: in just a moment. We have noted there's been four
Speaker 2: escooter fatalities already this year. We are into June. We
Speaker 2: had three in total last year. We've got four already
Speaker 2: this year. And these are not necessarily related. They're not
Speaker 2: necessarily speed related. But I think most of us got
Speaker 2: most of us would be aware that you can change
Speaker 2: the speed, the upper limit speed on your escooter reasonably easily.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to someone who works in the industry in
Speaker 2: just a sect. Did you realize where you're aware that
Speaker 2: it's going to rain today? The yes are thirty two,
Speaker 2: so the nose are three. Brad get to you in
Speaker 2: just a second. Thanks for listening. This is Perth today.
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Speaker 2: Pedro says, Hi, guys, at ten am yesterday, I knew
Speaker 2: with one hundred persent accuracy that would rain today because
Speaker 2: I washed my car. Thanks Peter. Richie says, can we
Speaker 2: blame the rain on Millie Vanilli? You've all done? Richie
Speaker 2: me boy. Helen says, yes, I knew it was going
Speaker 2: to rain. My joints are aching and the clouds are
Speaker 2: getting darker. One double three eighty two. John Say's Bomb
Speaker 2: says yes, So I suppose he is going to rain
Speaker 2: having some fun with us today. It's you know, we've
Speaker 2: got people the three press conferences today on the rain,
Speaker 2: from the Road Safety Commissioner, from Bomb themselves, and from Defense.
Speaker 2: So I reckon it is going to rain. Brad's phoned in, Hi, Brad, Hey,
Speaker 2: very high, good bread.
Speaker 13: Yeah it's raining in Miling, mate, just so you know
Speaker 13: coming out this way in Marling.
Speaker 11: Okay, yep.
Speaker 13: We'd just got to actually cancel the w A Day
Speaker 13: festival it was on in Rosewood that three years ago
Speaker 13: because of bad weather, moved to October sometimes, so it's
Speaker 13: not his fault because he would have planned that a
Speaker 13: bit better, but done on the parents intuition that twenty
Speaker 13: five years ago, my young bloke who was about four
Speaker 13: or five at the time, come on one after and
Speaker 13: they put himself to bed, which was really unusual for
Speaker 13: five year old anyway, wake up a couple of hours
Speaker 13: later screaming and yell and tearing on him. Off to emergency.
Speaker 13: Didn't know what was wrong with him, but we just said, look,
Speaker 13: there's something not right with him. The doctors kind of
Speaker 13: looked at him and said, I will just monitor him,
Speaker 13: will monitor him. Midnight came and I will just monitor them.
Speaker 13: We'll just monitor him. And I just said, look, he's
Speaker 13: not right this, there's something wrong with his. Child. Surgeon
Speaker 13: I had a look at him first thing in the morning,
Speaker 13: took one look at him and said his appendix has
Speaker 13: gone and yeah, six days in hospital his appendix burst
Speaker 13: and yeah, we knew something was wrong with him. And
Speaker 13: they just said, oh no, we're not sure what's going
Speaker 13: on yet.
Speaker 2: But wow, parent, parent, yeah parent, they do mate. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: thanks Brad, good good call, Thank you take care out there.
Speaker 13: Hey yeah well there mate you to Yeah.
Speaker 2: Thanks Brad. Brad from hocking, wonderbul three, A Eddy two,
Speaker 2: Jimmy's in Onslow. Hi, Jimmy rain not in Onslow, going
Speaker 2: to be about thirty degrees crystal clear and beautiful, says Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Where are you working? Jimmy meanwherez the port working for
Speaker 2: the show? What are you doing up there? Jimmy, let
Speaker 2: us know. Wonderful three A Daddy two sound like Macca.
Speaker 2: Then we did had a did some stories yesterday on
Speaker 2: the show. We noted there had been a hit and
Speaker 2: run involving an e scooter and a fatality involving an
Speaker 2: e scooter, both of which were late at night incidents.
Speaker 2: You know, he scooter people driving around late at night.
Speaker 2: So we got talking about East scooters this morning, and
Speaker 2: it's quite apparent and clear, including the North Beach big
Speaker 2: police operation on the ride out that happened from Charles
Speaker 2: Riley over, quite clear that a lot of East scooters
Speaker 2: are souped up. They change the firmware has changed, or
Speaker 2: somehow they're adjusted so they can go faster than twenty
Speaker 2: k's an hour. To have a chat to Nat Furman.
Speaker 2: She's the owner of the bike Kioskin Mandra. She knows
Speaker 2: a little bit about this gooday, Nat, How are you.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Simon? Well yourself?
Speaker 2: Yeah, going well, thank you. We don't know whether the
Speaker 2: fourth East scooter fatality this year did involve speed Nat,
Speaker 2: but we are aware that these things can be souped up.
Speaker 2: What are you hearing and seeing?
Speaker 15: Yes, well you can.
Speaker 14: There are a number of ways you can play with
Speaker 14: the speed limiter on an EES scooter. We don't get
Speaker 14: amongst it, and no honorable retail I would tell somebody
Speaker 14: how to increase the speed of their scooter, but there
Speaker 14: are a lot of backyard guys out there who do
Speaker 14: do it, make a buck just taking the speed limitter off.
Speaker 14: And every scooter is different. So you get some lesser
Speaker 14: quality scooters where it's just a simple press for handle
Speaker 14: and press the throttle and suddenly you've taken the speed
Speaker 14: limitter off. And then you can get some really big,
Speaker 14: bigger scooters where you really have to get down amongst
Speaker 14: the controller, snip a wire or unplug a wire. And
Speaker 14: that's how people are doing it, and it's not condoned.
Speaker 14: And I think they go fast enough. I mean our
Speaker 14: speed limit at twenty five k's an hour is enough.
Speaker 2: It's twenty five I thought it was twenty. So retailers
Speaker 2: across the board would if we wouldn't do it in
Speaker 2: you know, wouldn't it's illegal to do it, so they
Speaker 2: wouldn't do it. What implications are there for an owner
Speaker 2: if they change the governor on their e scooter? Does
Speaker 2: it make their warranty null and void?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, so if there is any claim, usually I get
Speaker 14: a year warranty. If there's any claim, they won't even
Speaker 14: look at you if you've taken the speed limitter off.
Speaker 2: Yep. And what are customers saying to retailers.
Speaker 14: Well, they hold us over a barrel. Some of them.
Speaker 14: They say things like, well, if you don't tell me
Speaker 14: how to take the limitter off, I'm not going to
Speaker 14: buy this scooter. So you just have to say, well,
Speaker 14: see ya. That's how it is. And I can tell
Speaker 14: you that the demographic of the people asking you to
Speaker 14: do it is overwhelmingly young men.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that's so.
Speaker 14: I think I've had one one woman ever who said, hey,
Speaker 14: how do you take the speed limitter off his scooter?
Speaker 14: It's always it's always men in their twenties, even up
Speaker 14: to in their forties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right, I'm just outside that range. Nt
Speaker 2: So it's not it's not my gang. We did have
Speaker 2: a little look online. Again we don't. We're not going
Speaker 2: to tell people how to do this, but he's a
Speaker 2: little bit of he's a montage. These are a straight
Speaker 2: YouTube videos. Have listen.
Speaker 17: Here's how to make your nine b G two Mexico
Speaker 17: thirty five kilometers an hour?
Speaker 18: How a going?
Speaker 19: Today?
Speaker 17: I will show you how to I lock the spit
Speaker 17: limits for model Ypro.
Speaker 2: This is how you can make any scood at you
Speaker 2: over thirty miles an hour.
Speaker 20: To accelerate the school a little bit more.
Speaker 8: Then it's a lot of too.
Speaker 17: I'm sure many of you who write electric scooters always
Speaker 17: have the desire for more speed, especially if you have
Speaker 17: a stock scooter. In this video, I'm going to show
Speaker 17: you the most easiest and freeway to unlock your scoter's
Speaker 17: speed to make you go thirty five kilometers hour plus.
Speaker 2: So my apologies not not all of those are Australian examples,
Speaker 2: but you can easy Aussie accents in there. And you're right,
Speaker 2: it sounds like it varies from model to modeled and
Speaker 2: brand to brand.
Speaker 14: Hey yeah it does.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 14: And those YouTube videos that you could keep going there,
Speaker 14: I'd say dozens but probably hundreds online for every different
Speaker 14: scooter model.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks for chatting to us Leisure. Have a
Speaker 2: good day. So ya, Nat Furman, owner of the bike
Speaker 2: key us down Mandra So they go, people do, and
Speaker 2: customers say it to retails. If you don't show me
Speaker 2: how to up the speed on this this bad boy,
Speaker 2: I'm going to I'm going to go and buy one
Speaker 2: from somewhere else, could I phil?
Speaker 22: Hey, Yeah, I'm a post to the Australia Posts.
Speaker 21: We're only allowed to go by law eight to ten
Speaker 21: kilometers an hour or so on the footpaths for obvious
Speaker 21: reasons for kids running out on bikes and people backing
Speaker 21: out the driveways. And these guys are insane forty fifty
Speaker 21: sixty kilongs.
Speaker 23: Now on footpaths.
Speaker 24: There are a menace to society.
Speaker 2: Oh mate, they are You see him? See them all
Speaker 2: the time, don't you.
Speaker 21: Yeah, badly dressed up in black, generally in black, very
Speaker 21: rarely with lights. So, I mean one gentlemen just got
Speaker 21: killed on Spearwit Avenue a few months ago.
Speaker 23: You may have seen it on the news.
Speaker 21: He turned into a big, big truck. So it's they're
Speaker 21: fun and great, but they're taken to extreme and forty
Speaker 21: to fifty. A child's going to get killed, get run over.
Speaker 21: It's just waiting to happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Phil, thanks mate, thank you. So I
Speaker 2: just had chatting there to Nat Furman, who owns the
Speaker 2: bike Kioskin Mandro. Yeah, the retailers won't do it, she says,
Speaker 2: she won't do it on her scooters, but does get
Speaker 2: asked a lot and customers ask for the speed limit
Speaker 2: to be lifted. Interesting, isn't it get a rich in?
Speaker 25: Oh?
Speaker 26: Good a something? What Nat said It just triggered something
Speaker 26: with me. She said about warranty, and I thought to myself,
Speaker 26: know what insurance companies are like, supposing you've been fiddling
Speaker 26: with your scooter. There's been enough burning the houses there
Speaker 26: and they can prove.
Speaker 2: That to you.
Speaker 26: The cause of it was because of you fiddling with it.
Speaker 26: You could find yourself out of pocket eight hundred thousand
Speaker 26: dollars because the insurance company. You're back out of it
Speaker 26: as quick as that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no doubt may that. And with a game
Speaker 2: reading between the lines, which are when we talk to
Speaker 2: the police have been seizing scooters recently, right so North
Speaker 2: Beach and other places they see scooters, so they must
Speaker 2: have a way of testing or working out if the
Speaker 2: thing has been souped up. I don't have if to
Speaker 2: just get on it and you know, take it for
Speaker 2: a hack to see how fast it goes. But yeah,
Speaker 2: there are ways of telling you, right, I think, mate,
Speaker 2: thanks for your call. Cheers can they Pete? Good?
Speaker 11: There's this video on YouTube and I don't know what
Speaker 11: strange stated is that it's an Australian police force chasing
Speaker 11: him the kids on a freeway doing over under it.
Speaker 11: He's pacing traffic or accelerating past it. They chase him
Speaker 11: for a while, then he turns off and goes down
Speaker 11: like a bicycle track. So they chase him on the
Speaker 11: motorbike and this narrow track into the scrub sort of
Speaker 11: goes while they Then he turns around and they're trying
Speaker 11: to turn around. One cop of falls off his motorbike.
Speaker 11: But as he does, he sort of grabs hold of
Speaker 11: the kids. You come to try and fly and past him.
Speaker 11: It shows that they're unbelievably fast.
Speaker 2: I can keep up with travel and that's in Australia.
Speaker 11: To say, Pete, the two Australian place chosen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, okay, well made. I'll have a look for
Speaker 2: Thank you, Pete, thanks for calling in. Got on you
Speaker 2: at one double three, eight eighty two. We've been having
Speaker 2: a little bit of fun with this today. Yet the yes,
Speaker 2: no question. We are aware that it's going to rain,
Speaker 2: press conferences, media statements, newsreaders, brecky presenters. It's the start
Speaker 2: of junees just around the corner, and it is it
Speaker 2: is going to rain. We will keep an eye on
Speaker 2: what happens with the sentencing. With the protest. There's a
Speaker 2: disrupt Hub borrup Hub protesters in court today. So Jesse,
Speaker 2: Jared and Talia are in court today creating a false belief.
Speaker 2: They say they pranked Woodside at the August twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three a GM. So we've got stink bombs, we've got flares.
Speaker 2: We're going to let them off. They've been charged with
Speaker 2: creating a false belief. We'll find out about that in
Speaker 2: just a moment. Billy, stay there, mate, come back and
Speaker 2: talk to you in just a moment. Did you know
Speaker 2: it was going to rain? But yeses are forty in
Speaker 2: the nose A three thirteen minutes to ten. All right,
Speaker 2: So the people who listen to the show forensically, I
Speaker 2: didn't pick the joke when I mentioned that my little
Speaker 2: one had swallowed a coin, and the bloke ring and said,
Speaker 2: you notice any change in hurt as in loose change
Speaker 2: thanks to the half a dozen people have noticed that
Speaker 2: and I didn't. I don't think Sean or noticed to
Speaker 2: Ie those well spotted. Yeah, retrospective joke spotting Billy eastcooters.
Speaker 27: Are you going bowie good Billy? Yeah, good mate. Now
Speaker 27: we're just saying we have a threat on Friday afternoon
Speaker 27: down at the rocket porch all there on the cafe
Speaker 27: strip yep. And you get the scooters coming through there,
Speaker 27: the electric scooters, the big three or four of them
Speaker 27: flying through. They must be doing at least fifteen to
Speaker 27: twenty days an hour. And you've got the size of
Speaker 27: both end of the boardwalk saying to get to dismount
Speaker 27: and walk through. And that's even pushed by. And it's
Speaker 27: some of these electric bikes as well that the kids
Speaker 27: are doing really through there. Yeah, it's just great if
Speaker 27: someone's really gonna come a cropper.
Speaker 17: You know, before long.
Speaker 27: I don't know who's supposed to be breaking it all
Speaker 27: down there, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of it, isn't it, mate?
Speaker 2: The plenty plenty of it. They are, they are souped up.
Speaker 2: That's smart my phrase. Hey, Billy, is that the Is
Speaker 2: that the cafe with the five dollars beers?
Speaker 27: Yes, mate, yeah, we call it cheapest chips.
Speaker 2: It is it Island Islanders Islanders, Yeah cafe.
Speaker 27: I think it's called the probably ain't. Yeah, No, they've
Speaker 27: got five dollars stubbies. And and if you're over sixty
Speaker 27: and you have a main deal, you get a you
Speaker 27: get a wine or a beer free with your dinner.
Speaker 2: Best kept, best kept secret, mate, I know mate, it's
Speaker 2: a good bricky spot too. It's it was the best
Speaker 2: kept suiting in Perth billion until you and I told everybody.
Speaker 2: Thanks mate, cheers, Yeah.
Speaker 27: All right mate, he love your workers.
Speaker 2: Thanks Billy. Yeah, Islander's Cafe, Island's Cafe or Islander's Cafe
Speaker 2: Rookie and for sure good spot for brecky spot for
Speaker 2: a five dollar'd be a great view. Did you realize
Speaker 2: it was going to rain? The Yeses of forty two,
Speaker 2: the Nose of three having a bit of fun with
Speaker 2: us today. It's there's been a lot of chat about
Speaker 2: it on this station. Stephanie says, I knew about the rain,
Speaker 2: got all the washing done yesterday. I knew it was
Speaker 2: going to mix it. I knew it was going to rain,
Speaker 2: and all the trades rolled up with their camper trailer
Speaker 2: attached instead of their work trailer. Thanks Mick. I knew
Speaker 2: it was raining because I was standing in it, says Shannon.
Speaker 2: Shane's the same. Put the washing on the line for
Speaker 2: it will just be my luck and sure is so. John, goody, John,
Speaker 2: I knew it rained today. Recently, my horoscope said I
Speaker 2: should buy an umbrella for this week. Thanks John. One
Speaker 2: double three eight eighty two. Katherine Shelfelt joins us from
Speaker 2: the Bureau of Meteorologies forecaster Meteorologists. Gooday, Catherine, Good morning, Simon.
Speaker 28: You'll be pleased to know that I knew it was
Speaker 28: going to rain.
Speaker 2: That's your job, though, right, you've got one.
Speaker 28: We occasionally get caught out when we're off.
Speaker 2: Duty, but you know, so, yeah, look, it's been an issue.
Speaker 2: And I did have a little look on Carl Langdon's
Speaker 2: radar this morning, and it looks like he's reaching inland
Speaker 2: to places that need it. What are you seeing in hearing?
Speaker 28: Yeah, look, so far there's been some good rainfall through
Speaker 28: the central West, which I think those farmers have had
Speaker 28: a really dry sort of autumn, so they should be happy. Yeah,
Speaker 28: the heaviest was just about thirty five millimeters at Three Springs.
Speaker 28: But basically today we've got a load that's sitting off
Speaker 28: the west coast and so not even really a cold front.
Speaker 28: It's kind of some bands of showers and storms just
Speaker 28: coming through ahead of that low. So the west coast
Speaker 28: is where the rain is sort of most likely to
Speaker 28: be heaviest today, but some of it is certainly extending inland.
Speaker 28: There's storms at the moment through the Great Southern and
Speaker 28: in western parts of the Wheatbelt as well, But probably
Speaker 28: for today the heaviest falls will be around that southwest
Speaker 28: corner and south coast. It's a bit funny forecast today
Speaker 28: saying three to thirty milimeters, which is sort of just
Speaker 28: indicating that if you're not under a thunderstorm, like it's
Speaker 28: just a shower, you'll get that lower sort of number.
Speaker 28: But if you happen to get in a band of thunderstorms,
Speaker 28: there is the potential for those sort of heavier falls
Speaker 28: around the place.
Speaker 2: Catherine shelf out listeners from Bomb Forecast and Meteorologies. Catherine Monday,
Speaker 2: what are you seeing and thinking about Monday.
Speaker 28: Yeah, so Monday's definitely more interesting. So over Saturday and
Speaker 28: Sunday things should quieten down a bit. There'd still be
Speaker 28: a few light showers around, but mostly coastal. But Monday,
Speaker 28: we've got quite a strong low pressure system sort of
Speaker 28: approaches and it's really slow moving, so we get again
Speaker 28: sort of a cold front, but more of a trough
Speaker 28: ahead of that low It comes through Monday morning, so
Speaker 28: that looks like it will bring some really good rainfalls.
Speaker 28: So if you're on the coast somewhere sort of between
Speaker 28: Geraldton and maybe Walpole ish, we're going for sort of
Speaker 28: thirty to fifty millimeters and again maybe a little bit
Speaker 28: more than that if you happen to get under a
Speaker 28: line of thunderstorms, and some of that will push inland.
Speaker 28: So we've got like ten to thirty millimeters through western
Speaker 28: parts of the Aga areas, and then even sort of
Speaker 28: five to ten pushing further east than that could also
Speaker 28: be a bit windy. On Monday. We get some fairly
Speaker 28: fresh and northerlies ahead of that, so and windy. Chance
Speaker 28: of some sort of damaging gusts in any thunderstorm, Yeah,
Speaker 28: but it doesn't go away. There's more rain Tuesday, Wednesday
Speaker 28: and pretty much throughout the week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, June, Hey, yeah if we hear yeah
Speaker 2: we do. Hey, thanks for the chat today. Have a
Speaker 2: good weekend. Thanks Catherine.
Speaker 28: Thanks Simon.
Speaker 2: Remember a Game of Thrones? Remember Game of Thrones? Yeah,
Speaker 2: the theme right from the right, from day one, this
Speaker 2: was the theme. The winter is coming, Winter is coming.
Speaker 29: You don't know cold?
Speaker 30: Winter is coming for him.
Speaker 2: And winter is coming.
Speaker 1: That's cold.
Speaker 31: Winter is coming.
Speaker 30: It's cold, and it's work.
Speaker 8: Winter is coming.
Speaker 2: Winter is coming, Winter is coming. Be safe, everybody. Did
Speaker 2: you wear you're where it's going to rain? Yes?
Speaker 32: Or no?
Speaker 2: That's a yes or no question today, after an absolute
Speaker 2: avalanche of information in the media, including on this station
Speaker 2: over the last couple of days, did you know it
Speaker 2: was going to rain? Yes? The forty six and the
Speaker 2: nose are three and the three people said no. It's
Speaker 2: funny wonderble three eighty two for the three people who
Speaker 2: said no. If you walk outside and get with his
Speaker 2: raining is the deaser yo Kin Matt in AUGUSTA gooday, Matt,
Speaker 2: half your luck, mate. I know I didn't think it
Speaker 2: rain as the bomb forecast said it would rain. These
Speaker 2: forecasts have been ninety eight percent wrong all year. I
Speaker 2: don't know that ninety eight is a big number, Matt,
Speaker 2: I don't know that's rain. And Rob from managersaid, I'm
Speaker 2: going to shark I'm going. I'm going to Shark Bay
Speaker 2: on Sunday. Anyone up there can tell me how much
Speaker 2: rain is around. Thanks. Rob said the word rain a
Speaker 2: lot today. Ben Jakovic is next, he'll come in. We're
Speaker 2: talking sport, we're talking life. Good game in footy last night,
Speaker 2: wasn't it Bomber's real really really good against the Brisbane
Speaker 2: lines Jacko. After the ten o'clock news, Eric's semestis today, Eric,
Speaker 2: I wanted to say thanks to the double passy Steve
Speaker 2: Kilby and the amazing gang of w W. A musician
Speaker 2: at the Milk Bar last night. Took my wife along.
Speaker 2: Both really enjoyed. At the church hits were a highlight.
Speaker 2: The whole show was great. Steve's wholsoon, great Yarns introduced
Speaker 2: the tunes and the audience is hanging off for Iver.
Speaker 2: You Worth. The inclusion of the violin and the cello
Speaker 2: was an absolute master stroke. Thanks again. You are most
Speaker 2: welcome America. I'm glad you enjoyed it. You're the perfect
Speaker 2: bloke to win it. Put me down for a yes
Speaker 2: on the rain, so Eric knew it was going to rain.
Speaker 2: He's been listening to six PR after the ten o'clock
Speaker 2: news Glen Jackovich on Sport.
Speaker 1: On Perth six PR, This is Perth Today with Simon Beaumont.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening in. I'm Simon Beaumont and here until
Speaker 2: one o'clock today. We've got sport with Jacko coming up
Speaker 2: in that just a moment and the Mers Magical Mystery
Speaker 2: Tour continues after twelve o'clock today when Chris Murphy comes in.
Speaker 2: Thanks for your correspondence on scooters on e scooters, This
Speaker 2: one's from cole Toe Cole. I was at the ice
Speaker 2: Specialist in mandra a while back. I saw a youth
Speaker 2: coming towards the place and he wrote his e scooter
Speaker 2: through the self opening doors into the waiting room. Then
Speaker 2: he hit an elderly lady. So I grabbed him by
Speaker 2: the scruff of the neck and threw him out the door.
Speaker 2: Another gent threw his scooter into the bushes. Whoof that
Speaker 2: mess with Cole Police are call, but I was being
Speaker 2: treated at the time. They had put him in the
Speaker 2: scooter in the van that was the last we saw
Speaker 2: of him, it says call So I had a lot
Speaker 2: of correspondents come through on this, Jacob says. The past
Speaker 2: twenty years and not so young. We're doing tricks jumps
Speaker 2: with BMX bicycles and little scooters in the street and pavements.
Speaker 2: I do not understand the issues were e scooters? Well, Jacob,
Speaker 2: they're supposed to go twenty five k's an hour, mate,
Speaker 2: and they go forty fifty, sixty, seventy eighty. That's the issue.
Speaker 2: And Pete sent us in his video of the coppers
Speaker 2: in Queensland chasing the guy doing one hundred k's an hour,
Speaker 2: chasing him on police bikes. Did you know it was
Speaker 2: going to rain? The yeses are fifty one. The those
Speaker 2: are four. Parry Paris says Hi Parry. I knew it
Speaker 2: was going to rain when I asked, Siri, and Eddie
Speaker 2: says on he was going to rain. Cats and dogs
Speaker 2: today went outside and I stepped in a poodle, says Eddie.
Speaker 2: Let's do this.
Speaker 33: Oh.
Speaker 34: And now a player who Dave Wood for South Prey
Speaker 34: Mattle at sixteen played his fiftieth Blopeall game at eighteen.
Speaker 34: Dule AFL Premiership player Alan Jakovic's brother Glenn.
Speaker 35: Jakovic web and left good morning, Simon, good to see you,
Speaker 35: always good to see you.
Speaker 2: We spoke to the president of the South Cooge Junior
Speaker 2: Football Club yesterday. They've got they've got new lights, but
Speaker 2: they're not turned on Western Power and turn them on yet,
Speaker 2: so we had a chat to him yesterday. Do you
Speaker 2: have any paraphernalia? Do you have a metal named after you?
Speaker 2: Down at South Kooge that's where you played?
Speaker 33: Yep, I do, and it's where I started as a
Speaker 33: kid with following my older brother Gary and Allen. First
Speaker 33: at Russell Road, South Ge where my second school got
Speaker 33: bordozed right, Yes, so that over will still there. They
Speaker 33: play soccer on that open and summer cricket. The chain
Speaker 33: rooms are still there.
Speaker 2: They painted it okay white, Okay, it stands out.
Speaker 33: And then we moved to Sandwich Park in nineteen eighty
Speaker 33: six and then they had some massive growth south of
Speaker 33: obviously the kerg Biley area with high residential.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a housing year.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yes, we had to.
Speaker 33: Borrow players and I had to play four games a
Speaker 33: weekend under eights, under tens, under twelves, under fourteens, did
Speaker 33: you an armpied on under sixteens fifty cents a quarter?
Speaker 30: I got two bucks. That was the great days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were good though. Now do you have a
Speaker 2: medal named after Yes? I do, I do and medal.
Speaker 33: I've gone back a few times and coached against them
Speaker 33: when I was at the Applecross Hawks, and I think
Speaker 33: I coached against them five times and I won all
Speaker 33: five ye and I got a little bit spieful, you know.
Speaker 30: So yeah, when I say spiteful young.
Speaker 33: Boys when they're twelve thirteen, they get a little bit
Speaker 33: of and bit of test and starts to building them.
Speaker 33: So yeah, it's good fun in other words. But yeah,
Speaker 33: they've got a medal named after me, but they don't
Speaker 33: have a photo of me in the clubrooms. And it's
Speaker 33: quite distressing because there's a photo of my brother and
Speaker 33: he doesn't have a medal named after him.
Speaker 2: So he's got a photo. He's got a photo, no medal,
Speaker 2: and you've got a medal and no foto.
Speaker 33: He's got a plark Melbourne Football Club, Alan Jacob the
Speaker 33: years he played at South Viginia and I've got nothing just
Speaker 33: so I'm not happy about it.
Speaker 30: So I'm glad they got no lights.
Speaker 33: Yeah, it sucked in, sucked in, but a great junior
Speaker 33: footy club too.
Speaker 2: Do you think that Glenn Jacob should have a photograph
Speaker 2: and a plark it's out, I believe yes, No, yes,
Speaker 2: that's a question, that's yes, no question, yes, no question.
Speaker 2: The good game of footy last night, We'll get to
Speaker 2: that in just a moment. Brisbane found a way to
Speaker 2: win and they will cover it. What about NAT five
Speaker 2: coming back straight in?
Speaker 33: Uh, well, we'll never questioned the internal runnings of football clubs.
Speaker 33: I guess preparing their players, they're the best at it right,
Speaker 33: So I state that quite clearly.
Speaker 30: But high risk is at high reward. I'm not sure.
Speaker 33: You know full respect to in that five what he's
Speaker 33: done to the game, and he'll be at a Hall
Speaker 33: of Famer. He's been an automatic Hall of Famer gun
Speaker 33: and a gun in his prime. I don't think there
Speaker 33: was a better player in his prime when he was
Speaker 33: up and running. You know, he's impact on ground and
Speaker 33: in the ground level football smarts. But the last couple
Speaker 33: of years the game has changed significantly that if you
Speaker 33: can't transition with pace and move forward to the ball
Speaker 33: and back, you're going to struggle to go week to week,
Speaker 33: and he has struggled to do that because his body
Speaker 33: has let him down and you know, the father times
Speaker 33: caught up with him. So this is a massive game.
Speaker 33: They're playing a very good side that transitions just as
Speaker 33: good as any team in the competition right now. To me,
Speaker 33: I'm not sure what role he plays. He struggled to
Speaker 33: play forward. He'll have a great presence, there's no doubting that,
Speaker 33: but we just wait and see. But I just feel
Speaker 33: that this has tried and not proven anymore within that
Speaker 33: given his body situation, he's inconsistency told up in big
Speaker 33: games or you know, in the latter part of his career.
Speaker 30: What about it about.
Speaker 2: Does he bring leadership?
Speaker 27: Though?
Speaker 2: Jacko is a former captain and a natural leader of
Speaker 2: that group. If you've got no Alex Peers, is that
Speaker 2: a fact that you think for Frio.
Speaker 30: Well then that's a blight.
Speaker 33: That's the coach and the telling the rest of the
Speaker 33: football club that they've got no leadership. That's if it's
Speaker 33: not Alex Pierce. We've got to get Nat Fife back
Speaker 33: in there. I mean, I think there's great leadership. Luke Jackson,
Speaker 33: I mean, are you saying that sarrong with Brashaw got
Speaker 33: no leadership.
Speaker 2: If it's a factor, well I don't.
Speaker 30: I don't think it is.
Speaker 33: I think across all lines, you know, the big Kahuna,
Speaker 33: Josh Tracy, I think he shows great leadership, Luke Jackson
Speaker 33: when he's in this role, that he's playing great leadership.
Speaker 33: They're back line Cox and.
Speaker 2: Dam right right? Sorry sorry sorry, Yeah, I always say that.
Speaker 2: The other Ryan bloke who's on the station all the time, Lukey.
Speaker 30: Right, Luke Ryan. I think they've got great leadership that's
Speaker 30: already there.
Speaker 33: So I hope I'm proven wrong and it's high risk,
Speaker 33: well no risk, but reward.
Speaker 30: And he gets through unscathed.
Speaker 33: But yeah, I would have preferred probably a couple of
Speaker 33: games at the Waffle and then bring him to a
Speaker 33: home game.
Speaker 2: So one double three eighty two is the phone number.
Speaker 2: Beev says, Yes, I knew it was going to rain. Thanks,
Speaker 2: Thanks Bev. Glenn Jakovic has enough photos and parks of
Speaker 2: Glen Jakovic in his own home, is Lee Is that true?
Speaker 2: I go to shry It, Nah, I'm going to Glen
Speaker 2: Jacovitch Ryan, Nah, I'm not allowed to.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 30: I did have, like, you know, a bit of memorabilia but.
Speaker 33: We painted the house a couple of years ago and
Speaker 33: I've never put a back up and I just it's
Speaker 33: passed that, you know, like I don't need it.
Speaker 30: Yeah, I can Selemnty if you want to. That's some
Speaker 30: good staff. That's a really good stuff.
Speaker 2: Hey, the AFL have come up with a West Australian
Speaker 2: state of origin team given we had the state of
Speaker 2: origin in the rugby league this year. Did you watch
Speaker 2: that the rugby to watch the league? Yeah?
Speaker 30: I missed it on Wednesday night because I wasn't he
Speaker 30: was on the plane coming back from Melbourne. Yeah, some
Speaker 30: commitments for.
Speaker 2: The The fellow named a West Australian AFL state of
Speaker 2: Origin team. So if you want to, if you want
Speaker 2: to have a guest listeners about who might be in
Speaker 2: that team. This is the current team and it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: The spine is pretty good. I'll go down the spine
Speaker 2: for you, JACKO fullback. Who do you reckon? Will be
Speaker 2: the full back for Western Australia. Sam Tayl Sam Tayler
Speaker 2: of course center half back played for West Coast On
Speaker 2: Germany in the In the midfield, Martin Cripps and Liam
Speaker 2: Baker who would be center half forward in a w
Speaker 2: A State of Origentine. You reckon, they got me Jesse
Speaker 2: Hogan arguably a full forward as well, and Aaron Norton
Speaker 2: in at full forward. So that's the spine.
Speaker 30: Yeah, I don't mind that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And Cameron Coniglia, Kenneglia Canelio and Chad Warner as
Speaker 2: the following midfielders. Give us a shout today, you reckon
Speaker 2: who should be in the current WA State of Origin team.
Speaker 2: We'll come back three o people. What do you think
Speaker 2: of a NAT five coming back in a little bit
Speaker 2: of a surprise because we knew how bad the injuredy
Speaker 2: was so good on American and anything you like this
Speaker 2: on your mind. I'm going to chat to Glenn about
Speaker 2: about Brisbane last night. Still that their best foot is
Speaker 2: still really really good foot, isn't it. They look like
Speaker 2: they the premiership hangover lasted the first week of the season.
Speaker 2: Now they are well and truly back and he can
Speaker 2: coach and they play for him. I reicon Chris Fagan
Speaker 2: sixteen past ten. If you'd like to speak to Glenn
Speaker 2: Jackoe Rich you can. Thanks Shaan being some structural changes
Speaker 2: at the AFL. I heard Brad Hardy talking to Milsy
Speaker 2: about it and Carl this morning. Glenn and I was
Speaker 2: listening to three Out yesterday leading into the game, and
Speaker 2: there's quite a bit of quite a bit of chat
Speaker 2: in Melbourne that maybe Jimmy Bartel will go and work
Speaker 2: for the AFL. Good player, has been on the board
Speaker 2: at GWS and might be the sort of front man
Speaker 2: and more respected to figure they might know and love.
Speaker 2: So it seems like they need a better spokesperson, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: The AFL.
Speaker 33: Yeah, I just I get the cynic in me saying well,
Speaker 33: is there a person in w A or South Australia
Speaker 33: that could fill that role like they do always go internally.
Speaker 33: I don't know. It's a Victorian centric and Jimmy Bartells
Speaker 33: a very polished speaker in the media. I think he's
Speaker 33: very forthright. He's got some great insights and very successful
Speaker 33: as a player as well. And he's been, you know,
Speaker 33: like you said, on the board of the GDWS Giants
Speaker 33: and so forth, so he's got the experience. But yeah,
Speaker 33: just the cynic in me. I know there's a number
Speaker 33: of people from an administrative pointer here in WA that
Speaker 33: should be headhunted too and be a bigger voice for
Speaker 33: Western Australian football. We're throwing football is not going that great. True,
Speaker 33: He's not going that great. So yeah, so there's.
Speaker 2: Plenty of players in the system, but our two local
Speaker 2: teams aren't going there. Well, I think financially we're probably
Speaker 2: self sustain and self reliant, aren't we. The two clubs
Speaker 2: are not the stadium, the deal.
Speaker 33: Yeah, but just remember the Westeruntralian Football Commission on the
Speaker 33: license of the two teams. And you've see what I'm
Speaker 33: doing here. They should be up here and the two
Speaker 33: clubs are.
Speaker 2: There's the other way around, yep, it is. It is
Speaker 2: the other way around here, the.
Speaker 30: Other way around. So so you.
Speaker 2: Were at AFL house this week where you made aware
Speaker 2: of the changes, just part of your all Australians.
Speaker 33: Yeah, we had dinner that night afterwards and we spoke
Speaker 33: a number of things about the game, the length of
Speaker 33: the game. You know, young people tuning in and tuning out.
Speaker 33: There's there's a fair bit of that. And you can
Speaker 33: only ask your teenage kids, and I asked mine. They're
Speaker 33: really enthralled in watching last night, But in Adelaide, West
Speaker 33: Coast last week they just watched quarter and went on
Speaker 33: their own things. Yeah.
Speaker 36: So that.
Speaker 33: I think that's something that you've got to listen to
Speaker 33: the next generation. I mean, you could watch West Coast
Speaker 33: and Adelaide replay after he would go home and watch
Speaker 33: it again and we know the result in the after.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I watched all games, but you're right, my kids
Speaker 2: who played footy don't watch it anymore.
Speaker 30: But just going back to your state of origin.
Speaker 33: Thing I saw Mitchell Georgia artis he'd have been the
Speaker 33: starting a day for me. If you got Norton and
Speaker 33: Jesse Hogan three tolls, West Australia, three tools, the way
Speaker 33: they hit the contest, they would cause a few sides,
Speaker 33: a few problems. So I wouldn't be going leaving him
Speaker 33: on the bench because he is a gun player.
Speaker 2: He's sure, he's so. He's a shying lighter pulled out
Speaker 2: later at the moment, isn't he? Why do Brisbane keep
Speaker 2: finding a way to win land? Is that is that belief?
Speaker 2: Is that culture? Is that experience? Because they it's all
Speaker 2: the second second half of the last quarter, specialist, aren't they?
Speaker 30: It's all that.
Speaker 33: But look in twenty sixteen they were a basketcase in
Speaker 33: the competition. They said, Chris Fagan up there, they got
Speaker 33: some compensation picks, some support from the AFL, and to
Speaker 33: their credit, with good management, they turned it around and
Speaker 33: it took a little bit of time, but their last
Speaker 33: four or five years have been exceptional. Some good players,
Speaker 33: good you know, character players like Joey Dannaher. You'd watch
Speaker 33: him every day of the way because you don't know what's
Speaker 33: going to happen. He could stand on the goalpost and
Speaker 33: you know, or he could knock it over, or he
Speaker 33: could kick ten or you could go and sit in
Speaker 33: the crowd and watch foot himself.
Speaker 2: So Charlie Cameron, Charlie Cameron, you.
Speaker 33: See what a pluggage starts a bitch you have very own.
Speaker 33: Hopefully he gets back and he's all okay, Brandon that is,
Speaker 33: but yeah, I mean lucky Neil two brown lows. He's going,
Speaker 33: He's just humming along. So yeah, from Brisbane's point of view,
Speaker 33: I really enjoyed how they I really enjoyed watching Essendon
Speaker 33: last night. I really thought that the young players stood up.
Speaker 33: Caddy's going to be a superstar. They really took it
Speaker 33: right up to the reigning is Chris Fager would have
Speaker 33: some concerns even though you know they're culturally they're good.
Speaker 33: They understand each other, that the relationship within. They talk
Speaker 33: very highly of the coach. But this season's a marathon
Speaker 33: and you know they've got some kings in their armor.
Speaker 33: They've got a sort out and this is the period
Speaker 33: now because everyone's coming at them and Collingwood and notably
Speaker 33: their bulldogs are looking dangerous.
Speaker 30: Gold Coast don't write them off.
Speaker 33: People won't pick them just because they've never played finals.
Speaker 33: But Geelong you can have a deny and then you've
Speaker 33: got Adelaide sitting forth on the ladder with a very
Speaker 33: good run home. I think they lock in a top
Speaker 33: four position if they consolidate their home games.
Speaker 30: They got West Coast.
Speaker 33: Here, they've got a few gettable games away, they're going
Speaker 33: to be hard to push out. So I don't know
Speaker 33: how Geelong get in the Bulldog.
Speaker 2: So it's it's going to be a tight race to
Speaker 2: make the eight Glen.
Speaker 33: If I don't win this weekend. They don't that that's
Speaker 33: where they've themselves in this situation. But they've proven to us.
Speaker 33: They went to MG Stadium, never won there before and
Speaker 33: really demolished, demolished the Giants. Didn't beat them, they demolished them,
Speaker 33: They exposed them. So you know then the captain not there,
Speaker 33: he gives them that stability down back. But you know
Speaker 33: one goes out, another foot soldier's got to come in
Speaker 33: and stand up. And I think Freeman I've.
Speaker 30: Got the depth.
Speaker 33: I would have liked to say, you know, an opportunity
Speaker 33: given to another player than Nat Fife given where their
Speaker 33: list profile is and what they're trying to achieve.
Speaker 30: But they need to win this game.
Speaker 2: It's a really important to them, Glenn. What about start
Speaker 2: five in the back line that him attack the ball
Speaker 2: always enjoyable? Jackoss, Brian from Hamsley. Thanks Brian, No, no,
Speaker 2: so you just said it. It's a must win for
Speaker 2: Freo that comes in from Luke. You might have buried
Speaker 2: the lead there are you Are you espousing and advocating
Speaker 2: for shorter games of AFL football? Glenn, Yeah, I think so, yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: tell me more.
Speaker 33: I just think the injury toll, spectator appeal, the combination
Speaker 33: of that and the intensity of the game.
Speaker 30: We're asking so.
Speaker 33: Much of the players to do so much in that
Speaker 33: period of time. I think it needs to really be
Speaker 33: looked at because the umpire now before you used to
Speaker 33: you know, it's just it's go, go go. When the
Speaker 33: ball up is he picks you and picks you and
Speaker 33: then throws it up and within two or three seconds.
Speaker 33: So the intensity of the players is being asked a
Speaker 33: lot of in that, you know, twenty minutes plus time on.
Speaker 33: I think the game needs to shorten by a good
Speaker 33: five minutes across the quarters. How they do that and
Speaker 33: how they look at it, I think it's something that
Speaker 33: needs to be reviewed at the end of the season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, you heard that first from Glenn Jakovic.
Speaker 2: What do you think, listeners, Glenn saying five minutes per
Speaker 2: quarter reduction. So that's overall overall, five minutes overall.
Speaker 35: Overall as a minimum. Yeah, as a minimum. Okay, not
Speaker 35: each quarter, but overall. No, yeah, all right, no, Rys,
Speaker 35: let's see what that is.
Speaker 33: Well, twenty minutes turns into one. There was one game
Speaker 33: the other night the court. I think the Bolldogs in
Speaker 33: the Geelong game, because there's a lot of goals. We
Speaker 33: went for thirty five minutes. It's thirty five minutes you're
Speaker 33: on the ground. That's a lot of time for one quarter.
Speaker 33: Times happened be fall. Yeah, it's not gonna happen every time,
Speaker 33: but it does take its toll as the year that
Speaker 33: the season's too.
Speaker 30: Long for my liking. I don't like these buyers.
Speaker 33: In the middle of the round. There six game, six games,
Speaker 33: six games that y're on off zero round.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, one double three a eaty two. I liked.
Speaker 2: Have a chat to Glenn today, anything you like. Eagles did,
Speaker 2: Brian says, the Eagles boys did pretty well against l
Speaker 2: a considering the Rucks were thrashed West Coast.
Speaker 33: Glenn got a lot of work to do simon. For
Speaker 33: a first half, they were really in the game and
Speaker 33: the Crows were. We broadcast the game here on A
Speaker 33: to eighty two and Brad Hardy raised it a couple
Speaker 33: of times. You could see that the Crows were just
Speaker 33: playing like the Humlo Trotters a little bit, and you know,
Speaker 33: they flicking the ball over there and tapping it around
Speaker 33: and hand all over your head, and it was into turnover.
Speaker 33: West Coast just didn't know how to capitalize on it.
Speaker 33: Good first quarter Brady hofkicks their first goal and a
Speaker 33: couple of nice transitions apply, but then when Adelaide put
Speaker 33: the foot down, West Coast went into turnover footy, and yeah,
Speaker 33: it was. It was tough to watch in that second
Speaker 33: half of them, but it's it's you know, they got
Speaker 33: to take the wins quarter by quarter, but they've got
Speaker 33: to reduce the deficits. They can't be losing by you know,
Speaker 33: an average losing margin. I think sixty seven points are
Speaker 33: adelaid over for the last six games, so I think
Speaker 33: they were lost by sixty sixty six. That's eleven goal.
Speaker 33: It's eleven goal thumping. And the Rock situation is, look,
Speaker 33: they're battled manfully, really well. The two ruckmen in recent
Speaker 33: weeks where they got their win, they lost their Essendon
Speaker 33: by two points, but when they come up against quality,
Speaker 33: they just get absolutely done.
Speaker 2: Over Glen, where were you standing when Peter Wilson kicked
Speaker 2: that goal over his head the cork in the ocean?
Speaker 14: Go?
Speaker 2: Where were you standing? Did we see something comorable? It's
Speaker 2: night from Nate Caddy?
Speaker 30: How good was that?
Speaker 2: It was really good? Yeah, that's a great So that
Speaker 2: was a team goal, wasn't it.
Speaker 33: That was just like in the park with your mates
Speaker 33: planking of the pack and you go, you know, this
Speaker 33: is what you do that under their team rules. Now
Speaker 33: you've got to give that off what's in front and
Speaker 33: center and he's just gone, No, I'm just going to
Speaker 33: do what I do, and that's that's why people loved it.
Speaker 33: You know, it's entertaining. Whereas I I was at center
Speaker 33: off back playing on Barry stonem so I was glad
Speaker 33: it was at that end because it was a crucial
Speaker 33: gay stage of the third quarter where the Peter material
Speaker 33: show started to you know, unfold and I reckon. It
Speaker 33: was a delay in goals for about four or five minutes.
Speaker 33: No one kicked a goal. Day threatened, we threatened, ball up,
Speaker 33: ball up, and then Peter Wilson goes, I'm just going
Speaker 33: to kick it over my head and he did.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Cork in the ocean, like a cork in the ocean.
Speaker 2: Hello Dennis, if you're listening, it's a twenty eight minutes
Speaker 2: past ten. If you'd like to speak to Glenn jackoebitch,
Speaker 2: you can one double three A Daddy two. We're a
Speaker 2: talkback station. We are a talkback program. Hayden says, I'm
Speaker 2: twelve and I like your show very much that I'm
Speaker 2: listening from Perth. Thank you. Hey, are good to hear
Speaker 2: from you today. Yeah, get in touch, have a have
Speaker 2: a chat to us if you will. This one here
Speaker 2: Jacko your team years and not because they used to be.
Speaker 2: They'll never win a premiership in the next fifty years.
Speaker 2: I reckon, says James. Fifty years is a lot. James, sorry,
Speaker 2: fifty years is long. Takes a lot.
Speaker 30: I don't think that would.
Speaker 2: Would you be one hundred and fifty, one hundred and two, yeah,
Speaker 2: fifty two, Yeah you are, yes, I'll bee hundred and two. Yeah.
Speaker 30: We used to be doing this.
Speaker 2: We will, yeah, I reckon, we will. I reckon we will. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll be one hundred and twelve. That's it right, with
Speaker 2: a good Mediterranean diet, in fresh produce from the from
Speaker 2: the market.
Speaker 30: Garlands garden.
Speaker 2: Yeah, half ten. We'll come back in just a moment.
Speaker 2: Give us call one, double three, eight eighty two as
Speaker 2: we we'll go out with this. This is Adam A.
Speaker 2: Papalia's call on the goal last night, the Nate Caddy goal.
Speaker 2: You may have seen it. Is it a contender for
Speaker 2: a goal of the year. There's a listen to see
Speaker 2: what Adam Pappleyer thought of it.
Speaker 36: Roberts blast a high ball in Caddy at the spill.
Speaker 2: It's Gresham who tries to roam it.
Speaker 36: He goes from the impossible angle, crossed it back to
Speaker 36: the square.
Speaker 34: Over his head.
Speaker 8: Caddy kicks the girl, scores our level.
Speaker 36: Incredible stuff from the young essenonce star and over the
Speaker 36: head goal from the forward pocket. He is pumped up.
Speaker 36: Chris Fagan can't believe it. No one can believe it.
Speaker 36: But the Bombers are starting to believe it.
Speaker 35: Adam Pappley is the very good call and you know what,
Speaker 35: it just crept into our game, which is good.
Speaker 30: I think it's really good.
Speaker 33: I think it went to the coach's box at that
Speaker 33: time and bred Scott was laughing, you know, at an
Speaker 33: intense moment, scores a level. What great commentary by PABs.
Speaker 33: But the coach is going, did he actually just do that?
Speaker 33: And I think it's refreshing. I think, you know, like
Speaker 33: in Nowaday, if you did that, missed, just start walking
Speaker 33: to the bench, just start walking, run to the bench
Speaker 33: of the bars. And I understand that because the team
Speaker 33: rules are and you set them in stone and so forth.
Speaker 33: But I think there's been a leniency with that because
Speaker 33: we want the entertainers to entertain. I mean what he
Speaker 33: showed Caddy last night strap in for the next ten
Speaker 33: or twelve years.
Speaker 2: This kid's nineteen, isn't it.
Speaker 27: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How good I enjoyed that.
Speaker 33: I enjoyed the commentary, and I enjoyed the vision going
Speaker 33: to Brad Scott when he turned and he looked to
Speaker 33: his assistance and they just had a little chuckle in
Speaker 33: the box because that's an intense environment and when you
Speaker 33: can have moments like that, I think in the viewership
Speaker 33: it's so refreshing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big time. I'm Adam Papalie. Perhaps if you're listening,
Speaker 2: it's McDonald's, it's not Mick. Back in a sec.
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Speaker 2: We're just talking about the West Australian State of Origin team.
Speaker 2: The AFL have put one out Glenn and Simon. I
Speaker 2: think Aaron Norton is the best full forward for Western
Speaker 2: Australia they could choose. He's not reliable at kicking gold
Speaker 2: and'd rather see someone like either Jake Wardoman, Darcy Foggerty
Speaker 2: and possibly Ben ben King. Jake Wardoman is in the team.
Speaker 2: He's in the team, but he's not playing in the position.
Speaker 33: With Aaron, Thank you mate. He's best when he's like
Speaker 33: the third talk your third ford, not the main ford,
Speaker 33: and you've seen that his role at times at the
Speaker 33: Bulldogs where he's really excelled. He hasn't had that consistency,
Speaker 33: but he always threatened he's going to break a game
Speaker 33: open and take those marks and you know he's Goalkicking
Speaker 33: is obviously something of concern. He hasn't got the best
Speaker 33: accuracy rate, but still a very good player. I'd have
Speaker 33: him in my starting lineup.
Speaker 2: Rick says he's a Frio fan who's three boys played
Speaker 2: at South kog Get on your Rick. It's ironic that
Speaker 2: Will Brody doesn't get a game due to his lack
Speaker 2: of speed, but Nathan Fife does.
Speaker 33: It's a very good point. It's a very good point.
Speaker 33: But he was still command a good opponent at five.
Speaker 33: But that opponent will be told one simple instruction in transition,
Speaker 33: you go like the clappers, and you'll have a plus
Speaker 33: one four to the ball when they're attacking. Can that
Speaker 33: keep up with him? Can he be accountable or will
Speaker 33: he be throwing his opponent to someone else to pick
Speaker 33: up and that you can't.
Speaker 30: Afford to do so?
Speaker 2: Is there still a still room in the modern game,
Speaker 2: Jacko for the clean hands, the big inside ball. Oh, definitely,
Speaker 2: because that's what he That's what he potentially is, isn't he.
Speaker 33: But in his prime he did that and then his
Speaker 33: follow up it was a second and third effort where
Speaker 33: he got chain of possessions or there was another option
Speaker 33: going forward. He can't do that anymore. That's that's totally understandable.
Speaker 33: It's not a critique. It's just, you know, his body
Speaker 33: can't do that anymore. You know, at his age and
Speaker 33: what he's given to the game and what he's absorbed
Speaker 33: the punishment over the years of you know, just that
Speaker 33: compounding effect. And you look at Patrick Cripps is going
Speaker 33: really really well, you know, the brown low last year,
Speaker 33: but just started to see signs with himself because he's
Speaker 33: carrying that side himself with you know, with a little
Speaker 33: bit of support. But the Carnton have really struggled to
Speaker 33: you know, support some great players that they have.
Speaker 30: Their four best players.
Speaker 33: Are as good as any four and or their four
Speaker 33: to six as good as any other four to six
Speaker 33: in the other seven eight clubs.
Speaker 2: So is that weitering crips kerno? Who's the fourth? Who's
Speaker 2: the fourth?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 2: There's the four there, Yeah there is four? Who's the
Speaker 2: fourth best player? Come one? Double three? Added to Simon's
Speaker 2: phoned in, Hello Simon, good.
Speaker 37: Good eay boys, Just a question on free well with
Speaker 37: Jacko says that they probably will lose tomorrow, but that's hypothetical.
Speaker 37: Six and five. How can we already lost five games
Speaker 37: this year and still looking forward to having success at
Speaker 37: all throughout this year, which is very doubtful when you
Speaker 37: look at the top eight and I think four of
Speaker 37: the coaches the top eight have already run premierships. Now
Speaker 37: does that tan you? So Freemantle should be chasing the horse,
Speaker 37: whether a hard edged experienced coach to take them to
Speaker 37: the promis Land.
Speaker 33: It's a good question one that Simon people are always asking,
Speaker 33: given that free mat or not in the eight of
Speaker 33: the minute, and they've had their inconsistent start to this
Speaker 33: season where there was a big expectation, a big season launch,
Speaker 33: no more excuses from their from their chairman of their
Speaker 33: football club. You know, we've heard all the you know
Speaker 33: they want to be the first team, this team, this
Speaker 33: group of guys to win the first ever premiership for
Speaker 33: freemt That's really good to internalize. I'm not sure if
Speaker 33: you make that a public comment. As consistent as they
Speaker 33: have this year for the very reason when it blows.
Speaker 2: Up, they blow up.
Speaker 33: But it's gone really south and they've hardly featured in
Speaker 33: the top eight this year. During the course of you know,
Speaker 33: the drop that game against Sydney which they should have
Speaker 33: won obviously, the same killer game, we're all just scratching
Speaker 33: our heads and then they go do what they do
Speaker 33: up at NG Stadium.
Speaker 30: So the point is from Simon getting a hard edge coach.
Speaker 33: If he doesn't make the finals this year, I don't
Speaker 33: you know, that'll give him six years that he's bet
Speaker 33: at the helme. I think this is this year and
Speaker 33: he's got that workplace agreement. Do they go a seventh
Speaker 33: with him? And generally the rule of thumb, you've got
Speaker 33: seven years to build your own team, develop your own style,
Speaker 33: develop players and you know, take on the competition to
Speaker 33: win that premiership. They reckon within seven years. If you
Speaker 33: haven't done it, then time to look elsewhere.
Speaker 2: Yep, thanks Simon, thanks for your court mating and running
Speaker 2: for court call of the day. Walsh is probably Sam.
Speaker 2: He's an a greadtor, isn't it.
Speaker 30: Yeah, maka MacKaye when he's on on Q.
Speaker 33: So they got there, you go through that. I mean
Speaker 33: you've got Blake Acres, he's X three a but chera.
Speaker 33: I'd have Cherr in that group. So there's six or
Speaker 33: seven deconing there. Six or seven is the best, as
Speaker 33: good as any in their competition.
Speaker 2: Brisbane went last week by eighteen points. Let's go through
Speaker 2: Glenn Jakovitch's tips for the weeks folks, if if we
Speaker 2: can and we do have a yeah, no JACKO for
Speaker 2: you today, JACKO tonight. Collingwood versus Hawthorne second versus six.
Speaker 30: Yeah, don't you go for the Pies.
Speaker 33: They've been up for a long time, the Hawks have
Speaker 33: They They just getting found out a little bit. They
Speaker 33: just we're a little bit off last week against the D's.
Speaker 33: I can't go past Colinwood given the fact that their
Speaker 33: form is winning. Form is good form, as they say, Simon.
Speaker 33: So the Pies for me in a a in a
Speaker 33: you know, a much anticipated game tonight.
Speaker 2: People's People First Stadium on the Gold Coast. This is
Speaker 2: tomorrow at eleven twenty Glen Gold Coast Sons versus Free.
Speaker 33: Oh, I can't believe the I shouldn't speak about it
Speaker 33: but sports. But you know there're one thirty nine, the
Speaker 33: Sons at home. Yeah, they're just doing a lot right,
Speaker 33: the Sons and kicking good scores. So I'll tip the
Speaker 33: Sons at home because that's why they're third on the ladder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're good for their best foot is good. GW
Speaker 2: is the Giants versus Richmond X versus sixteenth. This is
Speaker 2: at Enjie Stadium.
Speaker 30: Yeah, Giants for me and that one.
Speaker 2: Yep, Giants for Jacko Sidney versus Adelaide at the SCG.
Speaker 33: Yeah, Adelaide going his favorites and I'll stick with Adelaide.
Speaker 33: Their fourth on the ladder going really well. I don't
Speaker 33: think Fogginy'll have a game like he did last week.
Speaker 33: He was really well down. And Philthorpe, who was outstanding.
Speaker 33: He's going to be one of the best big Key
Speaker 33: Fords in the cop Taylor Walker if he plays, he
Speaker 33: was managed last week. The midfield, their back line is
Speaker 33: strong Sydney just the Ford line is. They struggle to
Speaker 33: keep goals, so whilst their midfield is held up by
Speaker 33: two players in Warner and Heeney missing Errol Gordon Sydney.
Speaker 33: I think they lose this one. They don't make the eight,
Speaker 33: all right. So you're Adelaide and Crows for me, grows
Speaker 33: for you, Melbourne sent Kilda. There's no, there's no, it's
Speaker 33: no coincidence that Gornon, Petrarca and Oliver are back and
Speaker 33: Melbourne back. You found what they aren't they?
Speaker 30: Yeah they are.
Speaker 2: They're playing Saint Kilda eleventh versus fourt eighth, playing in
Speaker 2: our springs.
Speaker 30: Well, they spoke about.
Speaker 33: Their reset as an organization, as a football team and
Speaker 33: a football club, and we were asking that when they
Speaker 33: was zero on fire, but they certainly turned it. They
Speaker 33: need to keep winning to put that pressure on to
Speaker 33: make the you know, the top eight. Saint Kilda not
Speaker 33: for me. So Melbourne win this game in this is
Speaker 33: in Alae Springs. So yeah, they haven't had a happy
Speaker 33: hunting ground there. Freeman or Belton them by ninety two
Speaker 33: once there last year, so seeing killed it, well, you
Speaker 33: don't know what you can expect from him, So you've
Speaker 33: got to stay with consistency and I'm sticking with Melbourne.
Speaker 2: West Coast Eagles versus Geelong and at here in Perth.
Speaker 33: Yeah, well, do to the West Coast Eagle supporters to
Speaker 33: hang tough with their football team averaging over still forty
Speaker 33: thousand people. Some of the top four six sides in
Speaker 33: Melbourne are not getting that in their home game, so
Speaker 33: they can't say they're fair weathered Eagle supporters. Times are
Speaker 33: tough and this is where you dig in and turn
Speaker 33: the turnstiles and go and barry for your side. Archie Reid,
Speaker 33: good to see him back, obviously a straight swap for
Speaker 33: Jake Waterman Bailey Williams manage. That's really interesting that one.
Speaker 33: Bo Allen, good to see him back and job Shanahan
Speaker 33: gets an opportunity so that we're looking forward to seeing
Speaker 33: that young fella.
Speaker 2: All that they choose. You're picking the cats, are you
Speaker 2: Cat's too strong?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right. Glenn Jacke, which is his tips and he
Speaker 2: was correcting last night's tip as well. He did tip Brisbane,
Speaker 2: So what on Glenn the Pies, the Pies Greater with
Speaker 2: Sydney g W S g W as adelaide, the d's
Speaker 2: and the cats. That's Glenn's tips for this week and
Speaker 2: Suns and the sons and abbreviated rounds because of the
Speaker 2: because of the diet of the buyer situation. We'll come
Speaker 2: back in just a moment fifteen and a half minutes
Speaker 2: to eleven with a yeah, no, Jacko, thanks listening in. Glenn.
Speaker 2: Jackovic has been with us since ten o'clock today. Big
Speaker 2: round of footy coming up this weekend. Three bags of ice,
Speaker 2: twelve bucks. Glenn.
Speaker 33: Well, you know it's a bargain because w a da
Speaker 33: you got the big derby down at Premo Oval or
Speaker 33: Community Bank Oval South taking on Asha Mantle and traditionally
Speaker 33: that used to be called the Foundation Day Derby. It
Speaker 33: was just the best buge in Waffle as well as
Speaker 33: the other East Perth and West Perth. But for us,
Speaker 33: you know that Foundation Day derby was just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was great. Yeah, it was both both the
Speaker 2: Freemantle teams going well in the Waffle. Glenn. Yes, no, yeah, no, Jacko.
Speaker 2: If that's okay, just yes, no answers Glenn if you will,
Speaker 2: And that's every week unless I ask you to expand
Speaker 2: on it, and.
Speaker 30: I answer it exactly the way you say.
Speaker 2: The biggest travesty in the biggest travesty in Wa sport
Speaker 2: is that there's South Cooge Junior Football Club does not
Speaker 2: have a photo of Glenn Jackovic in their clubrooms. Yes,
Speaker 2: having a medal named after you is overrated. The best
Speaker 2: player to ever run around in a South Coogee Junior
Speaker 2: Football Club jumper is Allan Jakovic. Yes, the best players
Speaker 2: shine through with the football. Yes, rain predicted on Sunday night,
Speaker 2: it might be only West Coast Eveles players family that
Speaker 2: go to the game against the Cats. No, no, they'll go.
Speaker 2: They'll turn up, won't they. South and East Fair hit
Speaker 2: first and second on the ladder, making the Monday's Wada
Speaker 2: clash the most hyped up clash in recent history.
Speaker 30: Yes.
Speaker 2: Now these are recordings to Cane Corns, all right, So
Speaker 2: Cane Corns is this week, and I'll he's just come
Speaker 2: out and talked about all the things he thinks are overrated.
Speaker 2: So I want Glen Jackovitch's opinion. The NRL state of
Speaker 2: Origin is overrated. No, Caine Reckons it is. The boxing
Speaker 2: day test is overrated. No, the Senor Hobart yacht Race
Speaker 2: is overrated. No, Cane you hesitated there, Cane corns is overrated. Yes,
Speaker 2: the Freuur docors of medical staff will need to bring
Speaker 2: extra tape for when five returns. No, the captain should
Speaker 2: never be wrested from AFL games. Yes, humorcluggage, we would
Speaker 2: go close to being the best midfielder at any club. Yes,
Speaker 2: WA state of origin team as named by the AFL
Speaker 2: would still get pumped by the big V. No, Nate
Speaker 2: Caddy is the next Wayne Kerry or No, current day Glen,
Speaker 2: current day Glen Jackovic. So that's you sitting over there,
Speaker 2: fifty two. You would tie up Nate Caddy. Yes, I
Speaker 2: don't notice.
Speaker 35: You were very very You're heading to Kara, Yes, I
Speaker 35: am going up there for the twenty second Nicol Bay
Speaker 35: Billfish Classic, which I host.
Speaker 33: It's a fishing competition, to catch and release competition fifteen
Speaker 33: kilogram line. So I host the three days and we'll
Speaker 33: go out to the Alchipelagoes Dean Cox Country and we
Speaker 33: will fish and we'll catch some nice billies, I hope.
Speaker 33: So black marlin and salefish is the competition and it's
Speaker 33: going to be twenty eight degrees and hopefully I catch
Speaker 33: a billy. That's that's my just ambition to catch one
Speaker 33: or two billies and release.
Speaker 2: Have you caught a billfish?
Speaker 33: Yes, yeah, I've caught a black Marlon and a number
Speaker 33: of billfish. But last year I got duck eggs. I
Speaker 33: was really poor fisherman last year and I dropped a
Speaker 33: few and my technique was real poor. So they've already
Speaker 33: reminded me on text message that you know, I need
Speaker 33: to bring my a game. So it's like, you know,
Speaker 33: I was very good to be able, but I'm going
Speaker 33: to the MCG. I need to perform out at the
Speaker 33: Alchipelagoes and damn.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right mate, well done, Thank you for today.
Speaker 2: We're lucky to have you. Enjoy the weekend.
Speaker 30: We need them for our ky when there.
Speaker 2: There might be a little bit more expensive in Caratha,
Speaker 2: but yeah, three bags vice twelve bucks means there's an
Speaker 2: event on Any event's a good event. Thank you, Glenn.
Speaker 2: Thanks Brittan mate. Well done Glenn Jakovic. We're lucky to
Speaker 2: have Glenn every Friday. We will be on air on
Speaker 2: Monday too with Perth. Today we do work public holiday,
Speaker 2: so be around for that and we'll have a sports
Speaker 2: segment for you then to go through the weekend's footing.
Speaker 2: Now we're getting a story of Facebook which is which
Speaker 2: is a bit jarring and a bit concerning. There's a
Speaker 2: couple of them, a couple of almost domesticated pet pelicans
Speaker 2: up at Calbarry on the foreshore that are fed by
Speaker 2: the local tourism bureau or the tourist center. And there's
Speaker 2: a story on Facebook which we are trying to confirm
Speaker 2: that the pelicans up at Calbarry may have been may
Speaker 2: have come to grief courtesy of some human intervention. Now
Speaker 2: we're trying to confirm that. I'm hoping it's not true.
Speaker 2: It is a story that is on Facebook that a
Speaker 2: couple of pelicans from the Cawberry foreshow have been knocked
Speaker 2: off by some humans. We're trying to I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: we can confirm that that's not true, because that's not great.
Speaker 2: If it is, we'll come back in just a moment.
Speaker 2: That's from the Cawberry Info notice board. It's with a
Speaker 2: very heavy heart so on post of informat community. Two
Speaker 2: of our precious pelicans were killed and their headless bodies
Speaker 2: are found yesterday between the Allen Center and VMR, which
Speaker 2: I'm assuming is Volunteer Marine Rescue. The authorities in RSPCA,
Speaker 2: have you notified anyone saw something suspicious Wednesday night or
Speaker 2: Thursday morning? Please come forward. The people involved are pure
Speaker 2: evil and hopefully be caught and held accountable. We'll bring
Speaker 2: you that information. Hope it's not true, but it certainly
Speaker 2: sounds and looks and feels like it may be true,
Speaker 2: which is which is awful. Why yeah, why do you
Speaker 2: do that? It's six and a half minutes to eleven.
Speaker 2: We're running a satyria. Yes, no question today? Did you know?
Speaker 2: Did you were? You're aware that it's going to be
Speaker 2: raining today? The yes is are fifty five and knows
Speaker 2: a four back In a second, one of our listeners
Speaker 2: is said, in enough Docker knocking, the Eagles are worse
Speaker 2: than last year. Look, I agree with that. I agree
Speaker 2: with that sentiment. I absolutely one hundred percent believe and
Speaker 2: I agree with that we I guess the commentators on
Speaker 2: the station do go hard on Freo because we thought
Speaker 2: this was going to be a year where the window
Speaker 2: was open, whether in the premiership frame it was only
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, two years ago, though, were
Speaker 2: you know, the finished fifth or fourth with forty five
Speaker 2: seconds of the season. It goes that might be why
Speaker 2: that is, But I absolutely agree. I think I think
Speaker 2: West Coast are worse than what they were last year.
Speaker 2: That's bloody hard to watch them, no doubt about that.
Speaker 2: One win on when what is it out of ten
Speaker 2: games this season? Eleven games this season? I absolutely agree
Speaker 2: with that. One double three eight two is the phone number?
Speaker 2: Did you were you're aware that it's going to be
Speaker 2: raining over the next couple of days. The yeses are
Speaker 2: fifty five the nose of four. Clearly that's a satirical
Speaker 2: take on things. The Bureau of Meteorology, you're doing a
Speaker 2: press conference today, the partner of Feire and Emergency Service
Speaker 2: doing a press conference today, Adrian Warner, has done a
Speaker 2: press conference telling us that it's going to be wet
Speaker 2: and we need to drive with our lights on and
Speaker 2: be careful. And yes, of course that goes with that saying.
Speaker 2: But does seem to us, to me at least, that
Speaker 2: we seem to be very very what's the word obsessed
Speaker 2: with the fact that it's a range today? One double
Speaker 2: throat to Kevin Reckons, that wasn't our best question meant
Speaker 2: to be a Friday joke question, keV. Thanks for listening though, mate.
Speaker 2: We spoke about Moon yesterday. Moon is the mum dolphin
Speaker 2: in the Swan River Canning Park, So moons, but the
Speaker 2: river guardians have put a post up on Moon, the
Speaker 2: resident female dolphin who died a couple of days ago,
Speaker 2: and a calf passed away. So I'll do this quickly.
Speaker 2: It looks like the little calf was either stillborn or
Speaker 2: died almost immediately after birth at a congenital deflect defect
Speaker 2: congeneral of his tail couldn't swim, so that's why the
Speaker 2: river guardians saw Moon propping the baby dog the calf
Speaker 2: dolphin up, trying to get her around the place Moon.
Speaker 2: It suggests that moondove from sepsis, which is a severe
Speaker 2: systemic infection and probably caused by a tear in Moon's
Speaker 2: uterus after she gave birth. So now she did have
Speaker 2: a lump on her back which appeared in April twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four. But that is just a sort of scene.
Speaker 2: There's a small pocket of pass in the muscle, so
Speaker 2: just letting you know on the dolphins there is that's
Speaker 2: the outcome of the post mortem was conducted on Moon
Speaker 2: and the calf which died a couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: And that is with big thanks to doctor Stevens who
Speaker 2: did in the cropsies courtesy Deeper and Mourdock University. So
Speaker 2: sort of bringing up to date with that, we are
Speaker 2: bringing the cow Berry Tourism Bureau. I know we talk
Speaker 2: about wildlife and animals a fair bit on our show,
Speaker 2: but where it's because we care about them. Looks like
Speaker 2: the two pelicans have been killed on the foreshore of Cowberry.
Speaker 2: It's no good erin. We're going to talk to you
Speaker 2: after the news. If that's okay, we'll have a quick chat.
Speaker 27: So we'll.
Speaker 2: Erin was in Calbery recently with the grandkids, and we'll
Speaker 2: tell us about the pelicans. Stay listening eleven o'clock now,
Speaker 2: I'm Simon Beaumont. This is Perth Today.
Speaker 1: On Perth six PR. This is Perth Today with Simon Beaumont.
Speaker 2: He thanks your company you today. Appreciate it. Rain. I
Speaker 2: wonder what it was, says Jim. Thank goodness, the bureaucratic
Speaker 2: agencies have kept me informed. Thanks Jim. Yeah, it was
Speaker 2: meant to be a satirical question today yes, no question.
Speaker 2: Where you're where it's going to rain? Carolyn says, I
Speaker 2: knew it was going to rain when some ducks turned
Speaker 2: up to the lake in our local park of us morning.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Carolyn, Greg says rain. I won't
Speaker 2: believe until I hear a lot of press conferences about it.
Speaker 2: It's just rain, says Greg. Thanks for your question today,
Speaker 2: and Brendan says, wait, the yes no question was satirical question.
Speaker 2: Mart does I get a send off today before she
Speaker 2: goes on maternity leave for baby Ethereal Simone? When she's
Speaker 2: coming back, she's funny, she's funny, Brennan, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know when she's coming back. I've worked with
Speaker 2: a lot of women over the years, and some say
Speaker 2: I'm coming back, so I want to come back to work.
Speaker 2: I love work, and they do do that, and others say, no,
Speaker 2: I really like having babies and I'm going to keep
Speaker 2: having babies and stay at home forever. So it's a
Speaker 2: very very individual decision, isn't it, And it's always different
Speaker 2: for different people. But AND's here for a few more weeks. Brendan,
Speaker 2: thank you, mate. It is eight minutes past eleven, going
Speaker 2: to talk about the Pelicans in Cowberry in just a second.
Speaker 2: But we noticed the story this morning that the city
Speaker 2: of South Perth have finished their underground power, so that
Speaker 2: pretty much concludes that. I'm aware of the underground the
Speaker 2: targeted underground power program, so there's been a number over
Speaker 2: the years. The state government subsidized targeted underground power program
Speaker 2: concluded last year in twenty twenty four, So around about
Speaker 2: sixty percent of Perth homes have underground power residential homes,
Speaker 2: so that means another three hundred and fifty thousand homes
Speaker 2: NWA at last count still don't have underground power. They
Speaker 2: have overhead power, and it's not going to be funded
Speaker 2: by the state government anymore. It'll be down to you
Speaker 2: as the ratepayer or the landlord and the local government.
Speaker 2: So let me know, if you don't have underground power
Speaker 2: and you're looking to get it, what is council saying
Speaker 2: to you? How much is it going to cost? Where
Speaker 2: are you are you getting underground power? Have you got
Speaker 2: a letter? And how much will it cost? Is at
Speaker 2: three thousand and six ten thousand bucks. Because this will
Speaker 2: now be foisted onto residents and local governments. I think
Speaker 2: the state in out of the underground power program. So
Speaker 2: around about sixty percent of WA residential homes. Perth residential
Speaker 2: homes now have underground power. But do you not have it?
Speaker 2: And how much are you being told that it's going
Speaker 2: to cost to your South Perth? Just finish their program.
Speaker 2: So the heavy Heart we bring you this story. We
Speaker 2: think the pelicans in A couple of pelicans in Calberry
Speaker 2: have been knocked off erin. Thanks for hanging on.
Speaker 38: How are you hi, Simon, I'm quite distressed after reading
Speaker 38: that this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what I haven't been at Calberry for a few years.
Speaker 2: The pelicans are on the foreshore, are they they're fed
Speaker 2: by volunteers, local volunteers.
Speaker 14: I think that's right.
Speaker 38: Yes, every morning it's quarter to nine, I think it
Speaker 38: is the Yeah, a volunteer comes down and the pelicans
Speaker 38: come in and they explain the history of the pelican
Speaker 38: feeding there, how it started. And then yeah, usually four
Speaker 38: to eight come in. Sometimes there's less, times there's more.
Speaker 2: And you've been there with your grandkids.
Speaker 38: Yes, we're up there just a fortnight ago. We took
Speaker 38: them up. We've been going up for years. We took
Speaker 38: our children up and then yeah, we just holiday up
Speaker 38: there a fortnight ago with the grandchildren and yeah, took
Speaker 38: them down to the Pelican scening and they witnessed it
Speaker 38: for their first time. So yeah, very sad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well if you're upset, they will be as well.
Speaker 2: Or how old are they.
Speaker 38: Erin, oh, ten and seven?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well they maybe they don't need to
Speaker 2: know straight away. How are you so this is just information?
Speaker 2: You sent this information to us. You saw it on
Speaker 2: the Facebook page, that's right, Yes.
Speaker 38: It was on the Calberry noticeboard Facebook page.
Speaker 2: I saw it, so yeah, yeah, all right, well thanks
Speaker 2: for sending it in. It's an awful story, isn't it.
Speaker 38: Oh it's heartbreaking. It just makes you wonder why someone
Speaker 38: would do such a adhurrent.
Speaker 2: Thing, you know, especially fair especially they're a little bit
Speaker 2: domesticated and tamed, and you know, which means they'd be trusting.
Speaker 38: If people, right, they are, that's it. They're very trustworthy.
Speaker 38: I mean, they do keep their distance from people, but
Speaker 38: you know, at the same time, if someone's got a
Speaker 38: bucket of fish, they think they're going to get fed,
Speaker 38: I suppose.
Speaker 2: But yeah, for sure, Yeah, yeah, all right, Erin, thanks
Speaker 2: for chatting to us, Thanks for setting us.
Speaker 38: Thanks Simon, good on you.
Speaker 2: Thank you Erin was up there two weeks ago with
Speaker 2: her grandkids who are ten and seven, saw the pelican
Speaker 2: feeding and it looks like two of them have been
Speaker 2: knocked off according to the Facebook information noticeboard. So we
Speaker 2: have have called telephoned our friend Lou Rowe at the RSPCA.
Speaker 2: They haven't heard a blue hasn't heard anything, which he's
Speaker 2: following it up. We've spoken to the visitor center that
Speaker 2: they're still waiting on conform. So this has appeared, This
Speaker 2: has appeared on Facebook, but we don't know any more
Speaker 2: than what we've been able to relate to you today.
Speaker 2: That's it's so good, isn't it. The seal down Albany
Speaker 2: comes to mind every now and then people just all
Speaker 2: awful to you know, local wildlife that is that you
Speaker 2: know has a relationship with people in the towns. It's terrible. Hey,
Speaker 2: one level three A two underground power? Have you have
Speaker 2: you had a letter from the council. Are you getting
Speaker 2: underground power at your joint? The state government have pulled
Speaker 2: back now on the program. They had six different tranches
Speaker 2: of the program, but I think it finished in last year.
Speaker 2: City of South Perth have just done their own thing.
Speaker 2: Maylands have Maylands have finished doing underground power as well.
Speaker 2: It's called the Targeted Underground Power Program and it is
Speaker 2: no more. It's now up to councils and residents to
Speaker 2: pay for underground power. Is my understanding? Yeah, give us
Speaker 2: a call one level three A d are getting underground
Speaker 2: power and how much is it going to cost you
Speaker 2: as a as a resident. Just a developing story, Max.
Speaker 1: Perth six PR's story.
Speaker 2: Thank you Max. An update from the court, So the
Speaker 2: sentencing for the trio of Woodside protesters will not happen today.
Speaker 2: We're hearing from our court reporter that one of the
Speaker 2: defense lawyers was unprepared, not sure which one, and so
Speaker 2: the court room has only heard this pretendising submissions and arguments.
Speaker 2: So this is the sentencing, not that they have already
Speaker 2: pleaded guilty. The senencing will go ahead on Friday of
Speaker 2: next week. Disrupt borup Hub protesters did gather outside the
Speaker 2: court to protest the Northwest Shelf decision. We will watch
Speaker 2: that with interests. So Talia, Jerd and Jesse don't know
Speaker 2: their fates, don't know what the sentence is at this stage.
Speaker 2: Could I Roscoe.
Speaker 13: There we go?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 31: You would having been in Newman, you would have of
Speaker 31: the past latening and you know, just had a queue,
Speaker 31: yes on your way driving up new That's where those
Speaker 31: pelicans go to breed every year, apparently, so they wait
Speaker 31: for the rain and then they know the rain gets
Speaker 31: there and then they go over there when that lake
Speaker 31: fills out, because you know, it's only for three or
Speaker 31: four months of the year, they go over there and
Speaker 31: bread and then they head back to Calbery apparently.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 31: Okay, And and the other thing was I do know
Speaker 31: where here remember or not, but the black swans were
Speaker 31: speared for the airport way back in the seventies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 31: The airport, well, it used to be where three and
Speaker 31: four are yep, and it wasn't even too story now.
Speaker 31: That's back in the days of the orbit in and
Speaker 31: they used to have a pond there and these black
Speaker 31: swans were in the pond and someone came in and
Speaker 31: speed them overnight.
Speaker 2: I do remember the pond and I remember seeing the swans.
Speaker 2: I remember that very clearly, vividly. They were attacked to
Speaker 2: with they I didn't know that.
Speaker 31: Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, they were speared one night. I
Speaker 31: don't know whether they got more or or not, but yeah,
Speaker 31: that was a long time ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks Roscoe. Roscoe, I remember doing a story a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago about a pelican being founded at
Speaker 2: a if something like Laverton or Meeka Tharah Airport sort
Speaker 2: of drifted drifted through on the winds. But yeah, so
Speaker 2: they go in land to breed, do they yeah, mate, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 31: And if you if you're like you know, being a rocket,
Speaker 31: are more canannable, you would see the ones that go
Speaker 31: into and Munda John Road there. Yeah, they're like an albatros. Mate,
Speaker 31: they get up there and they don't actually have to fly. Yeah,
Speaker 31: massive windspring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they just saw in the third winds. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: have seen those, mate, out that you're you're right out
Speaker 2: the back of Oakford Steak Hill Road, belldivas out the
Speaker 2: back there, you see you see you see heaps them out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thanks Roscoe, cheers mate. I appreciate that, and I think
Speaker 2: the Yeah, we're still trying to find out little bit
Speaker 2: more about the pelicans being killed at cal Berry. People
Speaker 2: remember Sammy the Seal being hurt down at Albany and
Speaker 2: killed down in Albany. You know, it wasn't that long
Speaker 2: ago that people poisoned some dolphins at Aqua and Hillaryes.
Speaker 2: Remember that that's where the dolphin statues are there these days,
Speaker 2: one of my friends LDP is saying that North Perth
Speaker 2: residents are being asked to shell out five thousand bucks
Speaker 2: per household for underground power. Thanks LDP, seventeen minutes past eleven.
Speaker 2: Love to hear from you today. Sad passing this week
Speaker 2: the family patriarch of the Cardilly family. The Cardilly family
Speaker 2: have been involved with fireworks and pyrotechnics since the eighteen
Speaker 2: eighties in Italy. We'll talk to Rob Cardilly because the
Speaker 2: family patriot, Jim Cardilly passed away eighty six on Monday,
Speaker 2: so we'll have a nice chat with Rob, who I reckon.
Speaker 2: He's a bit sad today with the passing of the
Speaker 2: of his dad and the family, the family patriarch, they
Speaker 2: bought fireworks out from Italy. Stay listening, Yeah, Karin has semesters.
Speaker 2: Good a Karin, Good morning Simon. We live in Doublevue.
Speaker 2: We've got a letter recently regarding on ground power and
Speaker 2: they've given given us an estimate of anywhere between two
Speaker 2: and ten thousand dollars, says Karin. So that's city's Stirling,
Speaker 2: isn't it Kriinn. Thank you for that, Kyle the Garbo
Speaker 2: get a Kyle. Plenty of pelicans up at Tamla Park
Speaker 2: tip if they want to replace the cawberry ones. Thanks Kyle.
Speaker 2: So that's out near Mindari and Brad from Jane Brooks says,
Speaker 2: let's not forget the Parkerville kookobar or Simon. Yeah, Brad,
Speaker 2: I do remember that. And you know that bloat the
Speaker 2: cook barro flew in and grab Loakes merely and he
Speaker 2: grabbed hold of it and dispatched it at the table.
Speaker 2: I think one double three eight two. Simon says, I
Speaker 2: actually suspected big raym is coming about a week before.
Speaker 2: The Weather Bureau called it as the black cockatoos. The
Speaker 2: rain birds were flying around squawking back then, as were
Speaker 2: the ravens the crows. When they appear a lot. When
Speaker 2: they appear a lot and they make a lot of noises,
Speaker 2: you know a big change is coming, says Simon. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so that's our yes. No question today are satirical question
Speaker 2: where you're aware that it was going to rain. The
Speaker 2: yes is a sixty one and the nose of five
Speaker 2: sad passing this week with a family patriarch of Cardillly fireworks.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Cardilly brought fireworks to Wa seventy years ago, passed
Speaker 2: away sadly, aged eighty six on Monday, and Rob Cardilly,
Speaker 2: from the Cardimi Fireworks joins us. Now, gooday, Rom, I'm
Speaker 2: sorry sorry to hear of your family passing.
Speaker 25: Thanks Simon. Yeah, it's never good and yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 25: still a bit bit fresh for us all. You know,
Speaker 25: it's only been a few days, but we're getting through it.
Speaker 33: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I note with great interest that jim you pass
Speaker 2: his name on to one of your kids, didn't you.
Speaker 25: I did. Yeah, my son and who's also involved in
Speaker 25: the business, and he was so proud of his grandfather,
Speaker 25: and dad was off him. And Dad's got six grandkids
Speaker 25: in title and he loved them all dearly, you know.
Speaker 25: But yeah, it's just just it's the way things go.
Speaker 25: And you know, we we'll keep on going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I appreciate you talking to us today. Rob. It's
Speaker 2: been and andie's fairly fresh and raw for you. I
Speaker 2: was reading this morning. I had no idea that the
Speaker 2: Cardilli name goes back and fireworks and pyrotechnics as she
Speaker 2: goes back to the eighteen eighties in Italy.
Speaker 25: That's correct. Yeah, we're five generations, so great grandfather, grandfather, Dad, myself,
Speaker 25: and my son Jim.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 25: So, you know, in the early days, there wasn't much.
Speaker 25: The business isn't what it is today. Obviously things have
Speaker 25: developed and grown over the years and dad, Dad was
Speaker 25: very keen, as I remember as a kid, to push
Speaker 25: the push the industry here in Western Australia, to give
Speaker 25: fireworks throughout the state. And he wanted to give everyone.
Speaker 25: You know, I really, I really given that experience and
Speaker 25: he did it. And I can remember as a kid
Speaker 25: going all over the place with Dad, and I've got
Speaker 25: some really fond memories.
Speaker 2: Yeah, life will live, hey, And I hope I got
Speaker 2: this pronunciation right. He's he's great. His dad, your girl
Speaker 2: grandfather is a Gaetano. Is that he pronounced it, that's correct?
Speaker 25: Yeah, yeah, Gaetano?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so he was the same, right. He took
Speaker 2: him around as well.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 25: Gaetano came out from Italy and he learned his craft
Speaker 25: over in Italy. Over in Europe there's a lot of
Speaker 25: religious festivals and stuff, so that's where they sort of,
Speaker 25: you know, sort of learned their craft down in southern Italy.
Speaker 25: And then he came here my grandfather and they were
Speaker 25: working in Osmond Park. They had a market garden and
Speaker 25: my grandfather would go to the osten Park co Op
Speaker 25: on Main Street and buy the chemicals that he needed
Speaker 25: to make fireworks. So it's an interesting story, you know
Speaker 25: because back in the day they made everything and and
Speaker 25: you know, like my dad had, his life was not
Speaker 25: all roses because in the early days he was making
Speaker 25: black powder, you know, as the propellant for fireworks. And
Speaker 25: he had a big accident when he was making it,
Speaker 25: and he was three months and in the hospital he
Speaker 25: had skin grafts to his arms his arms, sorry, he
Speaker 25: pulled through that. He was eighteen at the time, and
Speaker 25: he kept on going. So, you know, his vision was
Speaker 25: so strong.
Speaker 2: I would imagine when Rob card Dely says, my granddad
Speaker 2: had a big accident and he's working working fireworks. That's
Speaker 2: a that's a big accident that involves an explosion.
Speaker 25: Yeah, well that's my dad. Sorry, but he was My
Speaker 25: dad was making black powder. Yeah, yeah, at eighteen years
Speaker 25: of age. So you know, he spoke about that. He
Speaker 25: didn't really bring it up a lot, but you know,
Speaker 25: it's you know, there's a lot of history that goes
Speaker 25: in behind it all, and you know, we're just so
Speaker 25: proud of him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's ultimately how he's I did see the
Speaker 2: post on social media and that came through loud and clear.
Speaker 2: How proud of him was he just in the phone.
Speaker 2: It didn't like a really big blow, rob like a
Speaker 2: little blow.
Speaker 25: Little. It wasn't it wasn't true to all. He had
Speaker 25: a great sense of humor. He started out with the
Speaker 25: Osmond Park Agricultural Society. He went to them and he said, listen,
Speaker 25: I want to put firewoks on and they told him
Speaker 25: to go away. It was Ron Beaver actually. Then he
Speaker 25: went back the next year and Ron Beaver said, okay,
Speaker 25: we'll go in tonight and we'll give you. I think
Speaker 25: Mum and Dad. I think I can ask my mum,
Speaker 25: but I think it was like a shilling on the gate.
Speaker 25: It was something silly, you know, after six o'clock and
Speaker 25: Dad did it, and the crowds grew and everything grew
Speaker 25: and and you know, like Dad's went from there and
Speaker 25: built some really strong relationships and they're like family to us,
Speaker 25: Like the Royal Agricultural Society. Dad's been there for seventy years.
Speaker 25: You know, wanna ue osbrond Park show, the claim wont
Speaker 25: Speedway with the Migros, the it just goes on and
Speaker 25: on kelm Scott show, Cannington's Show. It's just it's just endless,
Speaker 25: all the all the Crown Western Strating Troding Association. Dad
Speaker 25: brought in the first fire works for New Year's Even
Speaker 25: perfect at Gloucester Park with Rob Bovale, you know, and
Speaker 25: it grew to be so big that they had to
Speaker 25: close the gates when I was in my teenage years
Speaker 25: because the crowds were so massive, you know, and everyone
Speaker 25: would go to the trots on New Year's Eve, you know,
Speaker 25: it was so big.
Speaker 2: And sorry, no, you're right. I was going to say,
Speaker 2: when when Gaetano was involved with fireworks in Italy, I'd
Speaker 2: imagine they've been very different to it. Because a lot
Speaker 2: of your stuff now is electronic timing and sequencing, a
Speaker 2: digital type work, which you know, for ignition sequencing purposes.
Speaker 2: I'd imagine it'll been very, very different in the eighteen
Speaker 2: eighties in Italy.
Speaker 25: It was even as a kid growing up, we all
Speaker 25: we still Dad fired to fireworks manually with what we
Speaker 25: called a portfoio, which was like it's like a long
Speaker 25: cigarette with a flame at the end. So and that's
Speaker 25: and that's what Dad knew. And it's only the last
Speaker 25: twenty odd years, I suppose, you know, all twenty five
Speaker 25: years that we've gone this other way with computers. And
Speaker 25: obviously it's it's just changed the industry one hundred percent,
Speaker 25: you know, so what you can do now, But you
Speaker 25: know Dad always was old school as well. And and
Speaker 25: five weeks for a funny industry, you need that bit
Speaker 25: of old school with you all the time. And you
Speaker 25: need the and you need the new, and you need
Speaker 25: and you mix it with the technology and you just create.
Speaker 25: You just create wonder in the sky, you know. And
Speaker 25: that's and that's what he did. And even until last week,
Speaker 25: my dad would we were talking. He was in Charlie
Speaker 25: Gardner's and we'd still talk a little bit of shop.
Speaker 37: A little bit, you know.
Speaker 25: We'd ask me about certain things and I'd tell him
Speaker 25: I'm going to a meeting and he and he wasn't well,
Speaker 25: but he was always you know, asking me what's going
Speaker 25: on and how we going And in his blood, it's
Speaker 25: just it's in his blood. It's just incredible, you know.
Speaker 25: I know we've all got dads and we all love them.
Speaker 25: Dearly and parents and siblings and it's but it just
Speaker 25: really hits his home, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, Hey, thanks for chatting this for today
Speaker 2: and again sorry for your loss. And it's exciting and
Speaker 2: I have I have heard you talk about the family connection,
Speaker 2: but I didn't realize it was so it was so
Speaker 2: long and the tradition started back in the home country, Rob,
Speaker 2: So take care, give give James Jimmy a cuddle for
Speaker 2: us and look after yourself. Thanks for chatting to us today.
Speaker 25: Thanks Simon, appreciate it. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Rob Cardilly from Cardilly Fireworks. How about that a family
Speaker 2: tradition in pyrotechnics back in the eighty and eighties, back
Speaker 2: in Italy. Wow about people, isn't it? Those relationships with
Speaker 2: people at Ossie Park a shilling too far off the
Speaker 2: fireworks at Ozzie Park back in the day. A lot
Speaker 2: of Italian people live around Ossie Park, A lot of
Speaker 2: concrete lions, a lot of concrete gardens. But yeah, the
Speaker 2: Osborne Park show. Hey, that's a big one. Was that
Speaker 2: always has been. It's twenty nine past eleven. We will
Speaker 2: come back in and just a moment. We would love
Speaker 2: to hear from you if you can tell us are
Speaker 2: you getting underground power and how was it going to
Speaker 2: cost you. It's going to cost more in the future
Speaker 2: because the state government have finished their targeted underground power program.
Speaker 2: Chris Murphy will join us after mid today. I've got
Speaker 2: a cracking topic for you. It's about the singers, singers,
Speaker 2: the pure singers that you may not have heard of.
Speaker 2: Mercec got his top five and I to ask you
Speaker 2: your singers. Singers, the singers that aren't big names but
Speaker 2: have gun voices. It's twenty nine and a half minutes
Speaker 2: to midday. Brian says virus a mess back in the
Speaker 2: day with Colin Barnett's Premier. You got a letter from
Speaker 2: him Hammersley project for underground power. I wrote back and
Speaker 2: said no way. It cost six thousand dollars back then,
Speaker 2: said Brian in Hamersley. Good suburb, Hamersley. Brian, thank you mate,
Speaker 2: one double three eighty two. We're going to speak to
Speaker 2: Brad Tucker in just a moment. Astrophysicists, We've got a
Speaker 2: couple of space stories for you. Curtin University scientists have
Speaker 2: discovered a mysterious flashing object at the center of the
Speaker 2: Milky Way. Mick Corlos. If you're listening and there's three
Speaker 2: large asteroids that if they make contact with this planet
Speaker 2: that could destroy entire cities, and they are they're hiding,
Speaker 2: they're crouching, crouching ty because hidden asteroids out there in
Speaker 2: the in the ether. Now, listeners, if I said to
Speaker 2: you that one of our listeners used to make his
Speaker 2: own fireworks, would you know who it was? Could you
Speaker 2: guess which one of our listeners makes his own fireworks?
Speaker 2: Who do you reckon? It would be? If you think
Speaker 2: it's the bloke who went to the wrong Glipoli one
Speaker 2: you're on Anzac Day with a mate went to glipping
Speaker 2: in Italy instead of Glipply in Turkey. You thought it
Speaker 2: was that bloke, you'd probably right. Gada lads, hello mate.
Speaker 39: When I went to school, my science teacher taught us
Speaker 39: how to make a bomb.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 39: And it's pretty simple. It's pretty simple. I probably don't
Speaker 39: need to say this, but it's just.
Speaker 13: It was zinc.
Speaker 39: And sulfur, sulfur, zinc and sulfur, Zinc and sulfur, you know,
Speaker 39: powdered zinc and sulfur, all right, And and I learned
Speaker 39: that at school. You did come home and and we
Speaker 39: make these rockets.
Speaker 18: Out of whatever.
Speaker 39: We found unbelievable. What school was this, lads, Oh well,
Speaker 39: this is Christian Brothers and Highgate.
Speaker 2: Oa, not very increasing, not very Christian.
Speaker 39: And honestly it was. It was unbelievable. It was incredible
Speaker 39: what we could do just by going to and the
Speaker 39: old hardwares you go to, they're not like Bunnings. You
Speaker 39: just go there and you just get a stoop of
Speaker 39: this and a stoop of that and whatever, and you
Speaker 39: come back home and you make a make a rocket
Speaker 39: and you set it off.
Speaker 2: Thanks mate, Well, the federal police are listening, so we'll
Speaker 2: we'll move on. We have spoken about this before. Times
Speaker 2: were different work. We've talked about before about when we
Speaker 2: used to do it with were kids. Some things used
Speaker 2: to make and get it, you know, and get away
Speaker 2: with it and get away with not hurting or maiming yourself.
Speaker 2: Times are a little more sophisticated these days. We have
Speaker 2: heard from the RSPCA sadly with regards to the death
Speaker 2: and decapitation of the pelicans up at Calbarry. That's the
Speaker 2: part of the story we've left out. So a couple
Speaker 2: of pelicans have been killed on the cow Berrye Foreshore. Happened.
Speaker 2: That happened last night, Sean, last night, yesterday afternoon. We're
Speaker 2: just trying to work out when. But the RSPC have
Speaker 2: officially been contacted. Two decapitated pelicans have been found on
Speaker 2: the foreshort cal Berry and the case is still open.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Louise Row and the guy and the team out,
Speaker 2: RSPCA w a couple of space stories for you on
Speaker 2: the show. Now, Brad Tucker joins US astrophysicists with the
Speaker 2: Australian National University A and U g A.
Speaker 23: Brad, how's it going going?
Speaker 2: Very well? It's it's always something happening out there. The
Speaker 2: scientists that curtain have found a serious flashing object. Brad,
Speaker 2: what do you think? What's your theory?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Look, so it's it's interesting. It's not aliens, unfortunately as
Speaker 22: much as we'd want it to be, but it is
Speaker 22: some sort of weird kind of new object because what
Speaker 22: this thing does is it flashes every forty four minutes
Speaker 22: for a couple of minutes, so you know, almost thinking
Speaker 22: as like a lighthouse turning around or beacon. Now we
Speaker 22: know of out the stars that do this, often things
Speaker 22: called neutron stars or pulsars which are dead stars that's
Speaker 22: been really fast give off these kind of missions of light.
Speaker 22: But this one not only produces radio waves but X rays.
Speaker 22: So you have something that it's very energetic and generally
Speaker 22: implies kind of hot and probably you know, something with
Speaker 22: producing massive amounts of energy at a certain time, doing
Speaker 22: this at a regular frequency, which is quite a strange
Speaker 22: because it doesn't seem to match in the idea that's
Speaker 22: a dead or dying star. It's probably something else that
Speaker 22: we're not quite sure of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so that so you're not sure, they're not sure.
Speaker 22: No, that's right. That's a good thing to be, right.
Speaker 24: You know.
Speaker 22: We we like the mystery bit, and I think it's
Speaker 22: really a side of you know, we're building all these
Speaker 22: new facilities, especially out in w A with the square
Speaker 22: kilometer array which the Pathfinder telescope found this one, and
Speaker 22: starting to look at the universe in really different ways.
Speaker 22: You know, we've been observing skies for thousands of years
Speaker 22: as humans, but modern day technology allows us to see
Speaker 22: things in different speeds, different ways, different colors, different you know,
Speaker 22: time periods, and we're really starting to uncover new parts
Speaker 22: of the universe, you know, just like exploring the depths
Speaker 22: of the ocean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, Brad, How how is this being observed? It
Speaker 2: is just one of these awesome radio telescopes or is
Speaker 2: it through the square klometer array? How Ali I would
Speaker 2: to say it?
Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, so so ASCAP the Australian square kilometer ray
Speaker 22: path fire. This is the precursor to this huge squarek
Speaker 22: longer array has been observing the radio skies looking for
Speaker 22: things that change with time. You know, we think about
Speaker 22: most things in the universes, it's not really changing that much,
Speaker 22: or at least on quick timescales, but we're finding more
Speaker 22: and more things that do.
Speaker 7: And this is exactly what this was.
Speaker 22: So, you know, they filled us with radio waves out
Speaker 22: in WA and you know, again we find lots of
Speaker 22: things like that. But then when they looked in with
Speaker 22: X ray telescopes in space, they saw that this is
Speaker 22: also producing X ray light at the same time. And
Speaker 22: that's really the surprise and the combination of these facilities
Speaker 22: that gives you the real power and knowledge to try
Speaker 22: and find new things that are going on.
Speaker 2: Speaking of bread, Takasixpa's favorite astrophysicists from the a n
Speaker 2: U Australian National University, Brad, what about these asteroids that
Speaker 2: are parked up behind Venus. They're a little bit hard
Speaker 2: to see, but what do you make of that?
Speaker 22: Yeah, so that's an interesting one because you're kind of
Speaker 22: mentioning they're like in our blind spot. And we talk
Speaker 22: a lot about finding asteroids. We find asteroids all across
Speaker 22: you know, the Solar System, but we do know that
Speaker 22: when you sit near the Sun, and Venus always sits
Speaker 22: near the Sun as viewed from Earth, that you do
Speaker 22: have this you know, it's like a glare that you
Speaker 22: can't quite see that well. And there's a group of
Speaker 22: asteroids that orbit essentially in a similar path or orbit
Speaker 22: of Venus, so they're kind of shadowing Venus. They're not
Speaker 22: orbiting Venus, but they're kind of hanging out that area.
Speaker 22: And there's a number of them that they found that
Speaker 22: have some weird orbits or what we call elongated orbits
Speaker 22: that potentially could at some point be disturbed and take
Speaker 22: them off their path. And they're a decent size that
Speaker 22: if they hit the Earth, they could cause quite serious problems.
Speaker 22: So we're not talking about dinosaur level extinction event, but
Speaker 22: you're talking about things that are a couple of one
Speaker 22: hundred meters wide, so that if they hit the earth,
Speaker 22: you're gonna do quite a bit of a damage over
Speaker 22: an area, you know, potentially destroying the city or leveling
Speaker 22: an area. And so that's a you know, what this
Speaker 22: study is trying to show is, hey, you know, yeah,
Speaker 22: we know we need to look for these things, but
Speaker 22: here's our blind spot that we need to pay extra
Speaker 22: attention to.
Speaker 2: So with those brad what when potentially could we know
Speaker 2: about the path? They tell you that they will be
Speaker 2: on the move, of course, and they are big, but
Speaker 2: when will we know where they could end up or go?
Speaker 22: Yeah, so a lot of this is figuring out and
Speaker 22: studying their orbits further. So what you really want to
Speaker 22: do is to understand their path for quite a long
Speaker 22: time so you see how it varies. So now that
Speaker 22: you kind of know they're there, we can dedicated resources
Speaker 22: to look for them quite regularly, even for short periods,
Speaker 22: so it doesn't take long to figure out, you know,
Speaker 22: will they ever pose a real risk or will they
Speaker 22: head But the key part, like lots of things, is
Speaker 22: knowing that they're there. You know, It's like checking your
Speaker 22: blind spot. So at least you've checked your blind spot
Speaker 22: in the car and you know the car is there.
Speaker 22: You may not know the exact path, but you can
Speaker 22: at least prepare for. So in this case we know
Speaker 22: that we prepare for, but we also have that a
Speaker 22: benefit that we study it for a couple of months,
Speaker 22: we can get a really good orbit and idea where
Speaker 22: it's headed and where it may head in the future.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Brad. Always great to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for making your time making some time to
Speaker 2: speak to the listeners in Perth on six PR. Thanks Brad,
Speaker 2: takes care. Cheers mate, Brad Tucker astro astrophysicist from the
Speaker 2: A M you. So there's a couple of space stories
Speaker 2: for you. Curtain UNI. This we are you know with
Speaker 2: helps us from South Africa, the Curtin University UWA. This
Speaker 2: square kilometer array bauti of kit that we have in
Speaker 2: the Murchison. It's already starting to find things we didn't
Speaker 2: know were there before. Thank you for listening. You can
Speaker 2: call us one double three A toy two is the
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Speaker 2: I'll bring you up to date with our tongue in
Speaker 2: cheap poul. Did you know were you aware it's going
Speaker 2: to rain? I'll bring up to date with that in
Speaker 2: just a second. And Chris Murphy after Midday today, little
Speaker 2: known unreal singers. Yes, no question today. We always keep
Speaker 2: a tally of our poll through the course of the program,
Speaker 2: and we asked this one this morning. Where you were
Speaker 2: where it was going to rain? Very tangue in cheek,
Speaker 2: of course, and we want everyone to be safe and
Speaker 2: well out there. It was just a flurry of activity.
Speaker 2: We've got a midday press conference from the Bureau of Meteorology,
Speaker 2: We've got a press conference today from DFS. Heard from
Speaker 2: ajor and warn of the Road Safety Commissioner. It's been
Speaker 2: in the news, Mills he wanted to change the public
Speaker 2: holidays around to ensure that races go ahead and that
Speaker 2: people can have a good winter holidays. It is June,
Speaker 2: and it was this time last year that it was
Speaker 2: started to rain heavily at this time as well. Yes, no,
Speaker 2: did you know where you're aware that it was going
Speaker 2: to rain today and over the weekend? The yes is
Speaker 2: a sixty one on the nose of five. Chris Murphy's
Speaker 2: topic today for Magical Mystery Tour is really really good,
Speaker 2: unreal singers that you may not had heard of. And
Speaker 2: I asked the question before, if you could pick any
Speaker 2: one of our listeners to six PR and to this show,
Speaker 2: who would be most likely to make fight their own fireworks?
Speaker 2: Poorly reckons Polly's Was it Troy from Collie Polly? That's
Speaker 2: pretty good? Probably? Probably he probably has made his own fireworks,
Speaker 2: some says Troy. If you're listening and poorly, well done
Speaker 2: to you. You may recall last year, I think was
Speaker 2: covered on this show and on the station that in
Speaker 2: October last year the Ombudsman Chris Field resigned. The corruption
Speaker 2: watchdog the Triple C showed evidence that Field, Chris Field
Speaker 2: had had claimed a disturbing lack of familiarity arrogant disregard
Speaker 2: of his functions under the Parliamentary Commissions Act, so he
Speaker 2: failed to seek approval for international travel over a two
Speaker 2: year period as the head of the International Ombusman or
Speaker 2: attending International Ombudsman duty. So the w a Omsman did
Speaker 2: step down last year, but a new omdsman has been
Speaker 2: appointed and this is a media statement that's come out today.
Speaker 2: So it's taken a while to find one but the
Speaker 2: Premier has announced that Bevan Warner is the Ombardsman here
Speaker 2: in w A pretty experienced you know, and this job
Speaker 2: is really important. It's the ultimate arbiter to ensure that
Speaker 2: all of us are treated fairly by public institutions. So
Speaker 2: Bevin Warner has been a chief executive of Launch Housing
Speaker 2: and has been a Managing director of Victoria Legal Aid.
Speaker 2: So he is now the West Australian Parliamentary Commissioner for
Speaker 2: Administrative Investigations, i e. The Ombardsman. So Bevan Warner is
Speaker 2: our new Ombardsman one double three eight two. If you
Speaker 2: would like to have a chat to us today anything
Speaker 2: that's on your mind. We have been asking the question
Speaker 2: about underground power. So we spotted a story today that
Speaker 2: the City of South Perth have finished that underground power program.
Speaker 2: But this is a program that sat outside of the
Speaker 2: state government program. So the state government program can cl tcuted.
Speaker 2: Last year. There's been six different types, six different iterations
Speaker 2: of the underground power program. It finished last year. So
Speaker 2: now if you're getting underground power in your street and
Speaker 2: to your house, you probably have to go and have
Speaker 2: to go alone or with some help from your local government.
Speaker 2: Around about there's still around about three hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand homes in Perth that need need underground power. I
Speaker 2: have overhead power where I live in the city of Stirling.
Speaker 2: I haven't got a letter as yet, but anywhere between
Speaker 2: six and ten thousand it would seem Frosty get a
Speaker 2: Frosty has sent us an SEMs about twenty years ago
Speaker 2: the City of Melville and announce an area that get
Speaker 2: underground power and listed the cost that will be shared
Speaker 2: between Western Power, the Melville City Council and property owners.
Speaker 2: There was a problem as a few streets in the
Speaker 2: designated area already had underground power. The council first, so
Speaker 2: they would have to pay the cost. But after a
Speaker 2: massive backlash, including the melvill Community newspaper, that the council
Speaker 2: relented and exempted those properties from the cost. I do
Speaker 2: remember that, Frosty, because the two boys who read and
Speaker 2: the cafe next door to where I worked at the
Speaker 2: taxpayer funded Communists Broadcaster, the boys around around the coffee
Speaker 2: shop were caught up in all of that. So I
Speaker 2: do remember all of all of that. Wonderuble three eight two.
Speaker 2: If you'd like to give us a call today, it
Speaker 2: is a little eleven minutes to twelve. We've just been
Speaker 2: speaking to Rob Cardilly from Cardilly Fireworks. His dad, Jim
Speaker 2: passed away on Monday at the age of eighty six,
Speaker 2: with an amazing family business history that stretched right back
Speaker 2: to the eighteen eighties in Italy. And if you are
Speaker 2: part of an amazing family business has gone back through
Speaker 2: the years, I think one of our former averds. I
Speaker 2: think Trevor's Carpets is one of those amazing family businesses
Speaker 2: that's been passed down from generation to generation. If you
Speaker 2: are part of a family heritage history with a business,
Speaker 2: let us know it is nine minutes to twelve. Back
Speaker 2: in a second, Patrick says, the flashing light in the
Speaker 2: sky in the milky way, he's just an old gold
Speaker 2: top reflecting the many suns in the system. Patrich, I
Speaker 2: don't know what a gold top is. That is that
Speaker 2: off a milk bottle. Maler I don't know what you
Speaker 2: don't know what you mean. Sam says, the late great
Speaker 2: guy Fawks made his own fireworks, which did not end
Speaker 2: well for him.
Speaker 25: He did not.
Speaker 2: Sam Pete from Belmont also somewhat cryptically says danger Will
Speaker 2: Robinson Pete, I think that's he's referring to the space
Speaker 2: stories as well. Anne Barclay is having a bub so
Speaker 2: that may be the reason why she recently went out
Speaker 2: and had a mocktail.
Speaker 40: Hello Anne, Hello Bowie. Did you know that it's raining today?
Speaker 40: And did you know that I'm having a baby?
Speaker 2: I know your mum's list. I know your mum Kathy's lit.
Speaker 40: She's very annoyed that you brought up the five dollar
Speaker 40: Foreshore drinks. That's their special little secret. Yeah, that's so
Speaker 40: secret now, and I can't.
Speaker 2: I think it's called Islanders to double down and to
Speaker 2: circle back into annoy your mummy even more. But I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure that little bar yeah, Islanders.
Speaker 14: I have.
Speaker 20: Well, back in my day it was called the Palm
Speaker 20: Beach Cafe. Okay, very creative name.
Speaker 40: Yes it's not that Palm Beach a five dollars summers
Speaker 40: bees as well, so five dollars cider because I don't
Speaker 40: actually drink beer, but I do enjoy all other sorts
Speaker 40: of alcohol when I'm not.
Speaker 2: Pregnant, all other sort You can't wait, can you? So
Speaker 2: maybe maybe it is called the Palm Beach Cafe. That's
Speaker 2: a good topic. Isn't the places that are called names
Speaker 2: that they and they're not. But they're not there.
Speaker 20: They're not there.
Speaker 40: It's not in Palm Beachbach. At what point does it
Speaker 40: a carbon Palm Beach then Rockingham.
Speaker 2: Beach where the Palm Beach Jetty is I would have thought, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so yeah five Palm Beach Cafe. So there's a and look,
Speaker 2: I hope this goes well for these people. So a couple,
Speaker 2: Jas and Claire Miller, have turned their coffee house into
Speaker 2: Perths first non alcoholic bar. A.
Speaker 40: Yeah, so essentially, from what I understand, it stays open
Speaker 40: after dark or you know, at nightfall, turns into a bar,
Speaker 40: but it doesn't serve alcohol.
Speaker 20: So can you call it a bar if it doesn't
Speaker 20: serve alcohol or.
Speaker 2: Is it just like touch shop?
Speaker 20: Yeah, a vending machine with service.
Speaker 2: And you and in your experience, you know, you've been
Speaker 2: out recently with their friend Megan and you went to
Speaker 2: somewhere in clays Brook. You into the Royal.
Speaker 20: Royal, Yeah, the Royal did you What did you have?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 40: I can't remember the name of it, but it was
Speaker 40: a really delicious mocktail and it kind of tasted almost
Speaker 40: like the real thing. It was similar to margarita sort
Speaker 40: of cocktail it was pink. It might have had like
Speaker 40: a watermelon theme, and it had that black salt on
Speaker 40: the side of the glass. So yeah, I love those
Speaker 40: drinks that have salt or chili salt on of the glass.
Speaker 40: So yeah, you get that salty hit.
Speaker 20: When you drink.
Speaker 2: I like the when they got tequila or vodka in
Speaker 2: them as well. Yeah, a drink responsibly. How much was
Speaker 2: your mocked out?
Speaker 40: It was either sixteen or eighteen dollars. I should be
Speaker 40: able to double check the rice, I know. And that's
Speaker 40: the only criminal thing is it was. It was really
Speaker 40: good and it almost felt like the real thing. But
Speaker 40: I definitely wasn't getting a buzz, which was good. I'd
Speaker 40: be worried if I did, to be honest.
Speaker 20: But it's a lot.
Speaker 2: The little baby Simon does not need you.
Speaker 40: Getting a buzz, so they need all the help they
Speaker 40: can get with their brain, considering who the parents are.
Speaker 20: But it's a lot to pay for a mocktail.
Speaker 41: So I know that.
Speaker 40: You know, there's say alcohol free bottles of gin and
Speaker 40: things like that, So when you're making a mocktail, I
Speaker 40: feel like there are two tiers of mocktail. There's mocktail
Speaker 40: that's just a few different types of juice mixed together,
Speaker 40: and that I would say is just punch, and that
Speaker 40: I don't think you should pay more than ten dollars
Speaker 40: for something like that. That's with you, yeah, just like
Speaker 40: you know, if you're just mixing lemonade and pineapple juice
Speaker 40: and grenadine or something, then that shouldn't cost a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to find out the name of this
Speaker 2: place opening up in Whims.
Speaker 40: So it's Peak cafe Peak, Yes, Peak coffee shop. So
Speaker 40: then it turns it turns into the bar at night.
Speaker 40: So it's the same business. Coffee shop by day, alcohol
Speaker 40: free bar by night. So still kind of just a
Speaker 40: coffee shop at night, I suppose, but with more delicious drinks.
Speaker 20: I suppose.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 20: I'll have to go test it out.
Speaker 40: I mean, it would be nice to go somewhere and
Speaker 40: not be tempted, but surrounded by bottles of wine that
Speaker 40: I can't drink.
Speaker 2: Your funny scale summer holidays in cold fashioned as some
Speaker 2: of the drinks, and you paid eighty sixteen or eighteen bucks.
Speaker 20: From mocktail I have in the past, So is that
Speaker 20: you know? Is that okay? Does that pass the pub
Speaker 20: sniff tests?
Speaker 2: It's a lot in it.
Speaker 40: It's a lot of cash to part with for something
Speaker 40: that's not actually getting you inebriated.
Speaker 2: Would your mum ever drink a mock fa um wouldn't be.
Speaker 20: Her first choice. She probably would if she was if
Speaker 20: she was driving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she was with you and wanted to be solidarity.
Speaker 40: With her daughter, although she'd probably just go, I don't know,
Speaker 40: maybe a soda, water and lime that only sets you
Speaker 40: back about two dollars fifty.
Speaker 20: Yeah, so she's pretty thrifty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, your funny. Here's slim Dusty. Here he is here,
Speaker 2: he is Thank you, Ann from your thanks and alcohol
Speaker 2: free bar coming to Wembley Wilds eighteen dollars mock piles
Speaker 2: one double three eight eighty two.
Speaker 34: Nothing so lonesome more.
Speaker 2: The Chris Murphy is on a sobriety at the moment.
Speaker 2: He'll be in after midday. We're going to talk about
Speaker 2: songs sung by unreal singers that you may never have
Speaker 2: heard of. So Chris Murphy will join us. His top
Speaker 2: five is he's texted us today? Is he from Denim
Speaker 2: in me? And we've been living in Charpay now for
Speaker 2: approximately twenty one months after living in Walloona for fifteen months.
Speaker 2: It hardly rains here, but absolutely poored yesterday evening in
Speaker 2: this morning. All the locals love it.
Speaker 27: Stop.
Speaker 2: It's very welcome up here in Paradise. Thanks. Did he
Speaker 2: half you like living up there? You could call us
Speaker 2: one double three eight to eighty two. Do you have
Speaker 2: an unreal singer that other people may not have heard of?
Speaker 2: An unreal singer that someone may not have other people
Speaker 2: may not have heard of? Chris Murphy will join us
Speaker 2: for RST Magical Mystery Tour and he's top five from
Speaker 2: Christo Cauda Christo's Sadly as Transport established eighteen twenty nine,
Speaker 2: Still family honed, never ever done anything like that, this
Speaker 2: slim dusty accompaniment, but it's the first time for everything.
Speaker 2: Mackey Max Midday Now Murph up next.
Speaker 1: I've trudged Believe in Mine to a pub with Nobe.
Speaker 27: Now then.
Speaker 1: Until one. This is Perth Today with Simon Beaumont on
Speaker 1: Perth six PR.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for listening in appreciate your time. We're going
Speaker 2: to bring Chris Murphy to the microphone in just a
Speaker 2: moment for MERST Magical Mystery Tour. If you've been our
Speaker 2: tongue in cheek satirical questions today a year and r question,
Speaker 2: if you will, did you know it's going to rain
Speaker 2: in the next couple of days, given that virtually every
Speaker 2: news story has been about the fact that it's going
Speaker 2: to rain, sixty one yeses and five nos, or as
Speaker 2: Murph would say, sixty one yeah, five nahs. Let's do this.
Speaker 2: Good a Chris, good a mate? How are you?
Speaker 8: I'm well, that's the ticket. I'm really well. I love
Speaker 8: the year na today I do. Did you know what
Speaker 8: it's going to rain? I don't know how you could
Speaker 8: know is rain? If the Bureau of Meteorology didn't know
Speaker 8: I was going to rain? Honestly, that's my pet, Peeve.
Speaker 8: I was going to do a very important job yesterday
Speaker 8: morning before the rain hit in the afternoon, as it said,
Speaker 8: But the rain had already hit five hours before or
Speaker 8: two in the morning or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've gone with an interesting synopsis of this. Today,
Speaker 2: we're going to get somewhere between three and thirty millimeters.
Speaker 2: Three and thirty it's range.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, I reckon. In my next life, I'm
Speaker 8: going to be a weather man. It's the perfect job
Speaker 8: for me because you just go yeah, it's it's going
Speaker 8: to be a bit cloudy, possibly a chance of rain,
Speaker 8: and I'll be sort of warmish. And if you're right,
Speaker 8: you go told you that's why you listen to my
Speaker 8: mirths weather. And if I get it wrong, you go,
Speaker 8: oh yeah, sorry, Well, I mean we don't have a
Speaker 8: crystal ball. You can't tell for sure?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Either way, you win,
Speaker 2: I do. You would be good at that one? Level
Speaker 2: three eight eighty two. Is that funny? Because we wanted
Speaker 2: you to get on board with this one. It's Chris
Speaker 2: and I have had an heart to heart it on
Speaker 2: this particular one. I reckon this is a good topic.
Speaker 2: So it is aDNA Menzel's birthday right today, yep Adena Menzuel.
Speaker 2: Now she she was the voice of Elsa and Frozen.
Speaker 2: Let it Go, Let it Go. So our question today
Speaker 2: in the Merst Magical Mystery to us are gun singers
Speaker 2: who you might not have necessarily heard of? The singers
Speaker 2: singers and you got your top five? Now could you
Speaker 2: pronounce Adina Menzel?
Speaker 8: Yes? I could, all right there, No, I'm not going to,
Speaker 8: but I could. Wait. Look, if I tried really hard,
Speaker 8: I would be able to do it.
Speaker 2: You want to hear John Givolta try and pronounce it. Yes, please,
Speaker 2: here's John Givolta at the Oscars.
Speaker 32: There will always be a special place in my heart
Speaker 32: for the movie musical and for the songs that create
Speaker 32: the most memorable moments. Head Reforum the Oscar nominated gorgeously
Speaker 32: empowering song let It Go from the Oscar winning animated
Speaker 32: movie Frozen. Please welcome the wickedly talented one and only.
Speaker 8: Does in what. Even before he got to the name,
Speaker 8: I thought, he's not going to stand much of a
Speaker 8: chance of pronouncing the name, or he can barely.
Speaker 2: Read adele dozy from a Dina.
Speaker 8: Men Imagine if he had. Imagine if he had to
Speaker 8: call it an Indian cricket match.
Speaker 2: The wickedly talented be day a jar revenge you might
Speaker 2: for man Dad. John Givolda can't say Adena Menzil, but
Speaker 2: we can. So we're after those singers today and Max
Speaker 2: is with us today. So Max, this is this is
Speaker 2: You've got a big job today, mate, Try and find
Speaker 2: these songs, okay, So do your best and we'll still
Speaker 2: be friends at the end of it. Can we go
Speaker 2: to your number five to kick things off?
Speaker 11: Made?
Speaker 2: Have you got these, Max, you got them all loaded
Speaker 2: in good Man, Okay.
Speaker 8: So for Merv's Top five Little Known Unreal Singers, it's
Speaker 8: a it's a quirky sort of subject matter and a
Speaker 8: little bit of murky waters there. So look, I chose
Speaker 8: for my number five Michael Spiby from The Bad Loves
Speaker 8: because if you went down on the street and asked
Speaker 8: somebody who Michael Spiby was, most people aren't going to know,
Speaker 8: but you may possibly if you're our vintage know the
Speaker 8: Bad Loves. I chose this little section of we might
Speaker 8: have been their first single by The Bad Loves called Lost.
Speaker 8: Just listen to this guy's voice. Honestly, everybody who's.
Speaker 2: Lost the way that I was lost.
Speaker 8: With other trees lo here we go listen to this.
Speaker 2: It's what a great voice, that's unreal.
Speaker 8: He's one of the best, Like he's the top, you know,
Speaker 8: with all the top Australian male singers, and most people
Speaker 8: don't know who he is. So that's a bit of
Speaker 8: a crime shame that's my number five. I can't imagine
Speaker 8: how good they get if that's my number.
Speaker 2: Five, littlek and forward to this, So we were getting
Speaker 2: these locked in now, Hi Chantell how are you?
Speaker 14: Hello, fine, gentlemen, how are you very well?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 8: Hello, Chantell?
Speaker 11: That's good.
Speaker 15: Hey, Chris, how's it going?
Speaker 8: Oh very well?
Speaker 14: Thank you, that's good. My nomination is Skylar Gray.
Speaker 8: Skies are great and there's a bit of rain as well.
Speaker 8: You obviously clocked onto my new weather.
Speaker 2: So what song is it?
Speaker 11: Centil who does a.
Speaker 14: Cover of stand by Me, which is absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 2: Chantel, fantastic, Thank you. We're going to play mirth stand
Speaker 2: by Me? Whose version is the best?
Speaker 8: Well, obviously John Lennon.
Speaker 2: Maybe ridiculous to say anything from John Lennon, who's the best?
Speaker 8: Benny King? Probably, yeah, Bennie.
Speaker 2: What what's your favorite Lennon? Yeah, of course amazing.
Speaker 8: It is amazing, Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: He's Chantell's favorite here.
Speaker 32: It is.
Speaker 34: Just as as your stead stem.
Speaker 30: So d dne.
Speaker 22: Oh, I like it?
Speaker 3: Do you like it?
Speaker 2: Breedy a bit of a brato?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You had you? You and Chantel had words last week,
Speaker 2: did we?
Speaker 42: Not?
Speaker 27: Really?
Speaker 2: Not by hell? Really, not by your stand. It's not
Speaker 2: by my stand.
Speaker 8: It's no. I just don't you know. I don't like
Speaker 8: letting stuff slip through to the keeper.
Speaker 2: That's all I know. Please ring us I take this
Speaker 2: very seriously and we'll make funn of you. One double three,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Chantill Murph likes it poorly.
Speaker 41: Afternoon boys. Yeah, my nominations are Jeff Martin from the
Speaker 41: Tea Party, Canadian Boar now lives in Barron Bay. It
Speaker 41: should have been a superstar. I'm sort of glad they're not.
Speaker 41: I liked that they're cult, more of a cult following,
Speaker 41: but absolute talent of a band.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's got a great voice. Jeff Martin. Do you
Speaker 8: know much of the Tea Party?
Speaker 2: I do, yeah, live. I think they were a good
Speaker 2: lot of them. I thought there was only three that
Speaker 2: it was about one hundred them on stage when I
Speaker 2: saw them. Whether they were doing an ensemble piece, but
Speaker 2: there was.
Speaker 8: Maybe you were actually just remembering a tea party you
Speaker 8: went to, because I think there's only three of them
Speaker 8: in the Tea.
Speaker 2: Party, there's a lot of them. Maybe it was an
Speaker 2: ensemble pieces of them, the cushionists and all sorts. What's
Speaker 2: the what's the tune?
Speaker 13: Paul the river?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right here we go, Thank you mate, thanks.
Speaker 23: Fore, thank you.
Speaker 43: Shoe.
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Look, he's got a great boys, for sure. There's a
Speaker 8: great song of the Tea Party. I've forgotten which record itself,
Speaker 8: but it's a song called The Messenger, which is written
Speaker 8: by Daniel LaNoar, famous for producing You Two and those
Speaker 8: kind of guys. That's a really crack and tune the
Speaker 8: tea Party for me a little bit. He gets a
Speaker 8: bit medieval sounding, which isn't my normal vibe. But yeah,
Speaker 8: you can't deny that he can sing and he can
Speaker 8: play guitar too. Monster on the guitar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very good, analysis says always thanks poorly good man, Clark. Troy,
Speaker 2: stay there. Troy's coming up from Collie. We asked our
Speaker 2: listeners today. Of all our listeners, who do you think
Speaker 2: be most likely to make their own fireworks?
Speaker 8: It's going to be Troy from Collie.
Speaker 2: Troy. He's coming up today is yeah the line one
Speaker 2: O the Wet fantastic Troy warning everybody he's on his way.
Speaker 8: He's on his way.
Speaker 2: Sixteen past twelve merv's Top five gun Unreal singers that
Speaker 2: you may not have heard of, topic oricon coming back
Speaker 2: sixteen and a half past twelve. One double three eight
Speaker 2: eighty two is the phone number. It's nineteen and a
Speaker 2: half minutes past midday. Chris Murphy's with us for the
Speaker 2: Magical Murph's Magical Mystery Tour. We're chasing a gun singers
Speaker 2: that are little known. What's your number four, please, Chris.
Speaker 8: My number four is a guy called Caleb Johnson, and
Speaker 8: I am trying to remember how I became aware of him.
Speaker 8: But he was an American Idol contestant, and I'm not
Speaker 8: even sure how far he got. I think he was
Speaker 8: up the top somewhere, but I don't think he won.
Speaker 8: And I sort of went down a little rabbit hole
Speaker 8: of Caleb johnsone. This guy has got a set of pipes,
Speaker 8: and only in America, I guess, because there's so many
Speaker 8: people that in Australia we've not heard of him. But
Speaker 8: the track that I'm going to play, where he's singing
Speaker 8: a blinder, he's got Ordly Freud, who's was in the
Speaker 8: Black Crows, he plays with the Dixie Chicks. He's with
Speaker 8: Sheryl Crow now. And the drummer is Jason Bonham. You know,
Speaker 8: we've just got the you know, the son of Led
Speaker 8: Zeppelin's John Bonham on drums. So this guy really knows
Speaker 8: how to do it.
Speaker 2: And we were talking about the other day somewhere on
Speaker 2: the show. Was it with you might have been he's
Speaker 2: playing he's Is he playing one of your tracks?
Speaker 8: No, No he doesn't, but I wish he did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's playing with someone at the moment, or has
Speaker 2: been playing with someone in Australia. It will come back
Speaker 2: to me, sorry to Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's unreal.
Speaker 8: Genre we talking here, it's kind of southern rock, you know,
Speaker 8: classic blues rock, blues based rock types.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Barnes. He's playing with Jimmy Barnes on the last album.
Speaker 24: You know what.
Speaker 8: You're absolutely right, we were talking about that. Yeah, Jules Holland.
Speaker 8: And there's some other cool guys on there as well.
Speaker 8: Is it a guy from Chris Cheney, Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: there'd be kid. I haven't checked out the record. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it'd be great.
Speaker 2: Give us some fellow's name again.
Speaker 8: Caleb Johnson.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 8: We just have to bear with me for a second
Speaker 8: because this is going to get really good. Maxie Bumper
Speaker 8: back up here.
Speaker 2: The guy is a rock star. Yeah, it's unbelievable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that is unreal. A little bit of a little reminiscent
Speaker 2: of when Chris Stable and goes goes big on those notes.
Speaker 2: That's something, isn't it surely stable? And can't do that?
Speaker 8: No, Well, that's that's channeling Lou Graham or do O
Speaker 8: or you know those guys that sing up the top.
Speaker 8: That's unbelievable. Even I can't do that. Even I can't
Speaker 8: do that, even me.
Speaker 2: The guys who sing up the top their technical terms
Speaker 2: one double, three eighty two. Give us a call and
Speaker 2: Clark are going.
Speaker 41: Guys, I won't be singer called her, and she's my
Speaker 41: favorite song of hers is the Journey.
Speaker 2: You don't You don't mind a bit of unusual stuff
Speaker 2: to you, Clark, you're out there a bit.
Speaker 27: No, I've got a good.
Speaker 37: Top thousand songs of all time.
Speaker 2: Good. I like that it's on your CV.
Speaker 8: Well, I'd like to say I haven't heard of her,
Speaker 8: but I'm pretty sure I met her. You have at
Speaker 8: least heard of her. It's not one hundred cent if
Speaker 8: I know her, and I've certainly heard of her.
Speaker 2: Thaggs Clark. You make Clark laugh, which is not easy
Speaker 2: to do. Thanks Clark, here we go.
Speaker 42: Oh the times of such a never make it just
Speaker 42: like the world just turned his back on you, didn't
Speaker 42: stop you. Oh the times we could have given in
Speaker 42: and given times I didn't know if you was strong enough.
Speaker 20: Still, you got through so hard.
Speaker 2: A part of the.
Speaker 15: Journey.
Speaker 8: Nice word Clark, Nice word clerk. That's nice.
Speaker 2: So have you heard of her?
Speaker 24: No?
Speaker 8: I haven't heard of her, but I think I think
Speaker 8: I like her. Yeah, very nice. It's reassuring, isn't it?
Speaker 8: That you know there is some really great vocalists, some
Speaker 8: great music, great songs out there. Still, if you can
Speaker 8: just ignore the drivel that's fed to us on the
Speaker 8: on the mainstream.
Speaker 2: Do you ever get optioningnxiety? Or that might not be
Speaker 2: the right word, but either going to a bookshop and
Speaker 2: a record store and say there's a record in here
Speaker 2: that could change my life that I would love so much,
Speaker 2: and you no.
Speaker 8: That doesn't give me anxiety. That gives me a feeling
Speaker 8: of excitement. Does my whole world could change right now?
Speaker 8: This is unbelievable, Okay, gets Oh my god, I might
Speaker 8: like something in here.
Speaker 2: Mightbe because I'm English, very polite, very polite, always.
Speaker 8: As grace as I am a bit anxious, I like
Speaker 8: something in here. I might even.
Speaker 2: Always worried about what's coming over the hill when you're
Speaker 2: a pump. All right, here we go. There's Troy. I Troy.
Speaker 18: Hey boys, hey going, I just stood on the.
Speaker 8: Cat Very nice Troy.
Speaker 37: How are you very good?
Speaker 15: Chris?
Speaker 18: And how are you signing?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Mate? Is it truly true to the room
Speaker 2: that you make your own fireworks?
Speaker 15: Well, my daughter she's on maternity leave. She's running parallel
Speaker 15: with your lovely and bar play there. Yes, when I
Speaker 15: shouldn't say popping out, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: And she set up two fireworks and one weeks longer
Speaker 15: than nowadays. And as you know, I'm I'm visually impaired,
Speaker 15: so I'm just gonna have to go, you know, see
Speaker 15: what happens. And I might hear from your next week
Speaker 15: or not. But anyway, it was nice knowing you and
Speaker 15: keep all the memory.
Speaker 2: Is that for the gender revealed? Troy?
Speaker 15: Is it? That's a boy?
Speaker 2: We already know that, all right? No, I didn't. What's
Speaker 2: your what's your song? Troy?
Speaker 15: And oh I've got a new brand name too, boys.
Speaker 8: It's trolly for you trolley with an I E.
Speaker 15: Troy from Collie. So yeah, I love when you're in
Speaker 15: Walworth of Coles pushing a trolley around thinking of Troy
Speaker 15: of College. But I haven't got as many germs as
Speaker 15: on the bars of the trolley. Yeah, yeah, you come
Speaker 15: here for three weeks. One don't know.
Speaker 13: How can you spend three weeks in college?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: It was the longest two days of my life.
Speaker 37: Okay, have you?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 15: I have the Bobcats and the poor fella he passed
Speaker 15: away and his daughter's taken over. The the singing and
Speaker 15: that in the band and the song Simon, I heard
Speaker 15: you lost your dad. I lost my dad about twelve
Speaker 15: months ago, next month, and I heard this song and
Speaker 15: brought tears to my eyes. So sorry about that. Mine
Speaker 15: is the Bobcats and the man in the picture mat.
Speaker 2: Thanks, thanks Droy, Thanks Trolly, Thanks mate. Here it is
Speaker 2: the man the picture didn't fly. He's no super hero, he's.
Speaker 8: Sure no millionaires, he didn't look on the moon, he
Speaker 8: didn't save the world to do.
Speaker 2: But he's my hero anyway.
Speaker 8: We only need a hero, someone to follow, someone.
Speaker 17: To look up to.
Speaker 2: You're nice, joy, very nice.
Speaker 8: A few wins today, aren't we?
Speaker 2: We have a few wins? Got told you is a
Speaker 2: good topic? One double three eight eady two to twenty
Speaker 2: eight minutes past midday, we're going through Merph's top five
Speaker 2: of artists who have gun voices, but you might not
Speaker 2: hear I've heard of them, Gey, David.
Speaker 24: Hey, it's Tom and here you're going.
Speaker 2: Good mate, what do you have for us?
Speaker 24: That's good. I'm young girl from Way by the name
Speaker 24: of Chelsea Cullen who said the vocals for Helen Ready's movie.
Speaker 24: I am woman. She's hasn't been a thing at Ellington
Speaker 24: but but I'm not sure whether she's still doing that.
Speaker 24: But she's a fantastic talent. And I don't think anybody
Speaker 24: many people would know off her.
Speaker 2: No, I certainly didn't murph Chelsea Cullen.
Speaker 8: No, unless it's somebody I'm thinking of that has a
Speaker 8: married surname that I'm not familiar with.
Speaker 4: You.
Speaker 24: Yeah, well she is married at the surnames now wild.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, good name Chelsea wife. Thanks Dave, cheers, mate,
Speaker 2: Let's have a listen. I appreciate your call.
Speaker 20: Forty one and Danny still calls a b.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 40: The folks round Browns will say she's crazy.
Speaker 42: Cause she walks downtown where there's suitcase in her.
Speaker 44: Looking for a mysterious starkhad me.
Speaker 8: We're certainly having a win today, Bowie. That's that's quite nice.
Speaker 2: In the young day is aca now but nice treatment
Speaker 2: of a per epic banger.
Speaker 8: Yeah lovely, Yeah, w A doing it again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're on Dave. Thank you mate. We'll come back
Speaker 2: in just has twelve. So we've heard it hit number
Speaker 2: five and number four of his gun singers that you
Speaker 2: might not have heard of. I don't normally get to
Speaker 2: see the list, but I have seen it today and
Speaker 2: the number one is spectacular, absolutely spectacular. Good choice by
Speaker 2: you mate, well done, Thank you man. We will come
Speaker 2: back in just a moment. Twenty nine and a half
Speaker 2: minutes to one o'clock.
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Speaker 2: I'm Bruce Walsh on Perth Traffic leader six PR. Let's
Speaker 2: go to our new room here at six PR. John Nichols,
Speaker 2: he's there, John, Good afternoon.
Speaker 34: Thank you, Simon Good afternoon. Police have extradited a twenty
Speaker 34: six year old man from New Zealand and charged him
Speaker 34: over an armed robbery in Perth almost a decade ago.
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Speaker 34: twenty two tomorrow with the chance of another storm.
Speaker 2: More news one, Thanks John, John. We can't find your
Speaker 2: song that has got or we do have it? Do
Speaker 2: we Max? Before we go to this, it's Ashton, Gardner
Speaker 2: and Dyke. Yes, what's the name of that band that's
Speaker 2: got about one hundred names in one hundred people's names
Speaker 2: that you always talk about, Dave D, Dosey b and Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I believe that Dave D from Dave D,
Speaker 8: Dozy Mick and the other guys, Titch Becky, that's right.
Speaker 8: I believe that Dave D used to be a policeman
Speaker 8: and he was first on the scene when Eddie Cochran
Speaker 8: died and the car crashed.
Speaker 2: I heard that in the podcast only recently.
Speaker 8: I heard it a long time ago. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 8: as if it matters, but yeah, very very interesting footnote
Speaker 8: in rock and roll.
Speaker 34: Eddie Cochran died the day I was born.
Speaker 8: Is that true story?
Speaker 14: Yep.
Speaker 8: So what I'm saying is I'm very old. I was
Speaker 8: going to say, possibly the correct go on, give us
Speaker 8: a bit of twenty flight rock. I can't but Summertime
Speaker 8: Lose Gone and for Summer Gone and it was me listeners.
Speaker 2: Paris says, I love it when Chris is on, Here's
Speaker 2: no filter makes a good listening.
Speaker 8: Which is complete poor?
Speaker 2: Oh crap, bulls wanging Resurrection shuffle, John your choice? Yes,
Speaker 2: little known singers?
Speaker 34: Yeah, all the singers I really like are known, so
Speaker 34: I thought I'd go for this one. There's a one
Speaker 34: hit wonder back in the early seventies Tony Ashton. He
Speaker 34: played some sessions with Paul McCartney. So there's the link.
Speaker 2: Yes, you're waiting for which sessions?
Speaker 30: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, all excited. Then I'm not going to learn
Speaker 8: something new Ashton, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke. Don't they sound
Speaker 8: like lawyers that if you if you've got one of those,
Speaker 8: you know, been in an accident, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke
Speaker 8: your claim.
Speaker 2: There's a little something for everyone in there. Let's thank you, John.
Speaker 2: Resurrection Shuffle John's choice.
Speaker 8: Pretty good, fantastic resurrections shuffle. But it's sort of song
Speaker 8: that Jesus was singing on the ease to Sunday's.
Speaker 23: Ever Done That?
Speaker 2: Most people always ever done this? No, it sounds like
Speaker 2: something you would do.
Speaker 8: It sounds great. That doesn't know. I love the horn?
Speaker 2: Thank you John. What's your number three? Please? Murph?
Speaker 8: My number three could have been number one, probably should
Speaker 8: have been number one. She's become well known, I guess
Speaker 8: because people like Elton John have gone you've never heard
Speaker 8: of this? Check and she's amazing. Eva Cassidy, you know
Speaker 8: Eva song Bird. Yeah, so I just think one of
Speaker 8: the greatest voices of all time. But she only really
Speaker 8: got well known after she passed away, which is one
Speaker 8: of those Van Goff style moments. It is, let's have
Speaker 8: a listen this beautiful voice.
Speaker 2: The sun will be shine.
Speaker 25: Cover?
Speaker 12: What a voice?
Speaker 27: What a voice?
Speaker 2: I've learned out song BOYD because I know it was
Speaker 2: the name of the album. I didn't mean to cut
Speaker 2: across the song.
Speaker 8: It was a nice, nice intuition. My wife introduced me
Speaker 8: to the music of Ever Cassidy when I first met her.
Speaker 2: When she's in her thirties. Sadly could have could have
Speaker 2: been anything. All covers, mostly covers are primarily yeah, And
Speaker 2: I think there's the vision of her. There's so little
Speaker 2: vision of her singing. It's often in this really dodgy
Speaker 2: club that she's sing in front of a brick wall,
Speaker 2: like a parb or a club or something. But yeah, incredible, absolutely.
Speaker 8: I mean that if she'd made it, we'd be talking
Speaker 8: about her like you talk about Barbara Streuisen. It's one
Speaker 8: of those voices. I mean that what we were listening
Speaker 8: to there, and that's pre auto tune. That's like I said,
Speaker 8: it's just a studio somewhere where she lived. It's not
Speaker 8: even a big, you know, famous l a studio. She
Speaker 8: is just impeccable.
Speaker 2: Don't be two hard on yourself. I think you numb.
Speaker 2: One's a really good one. Jeff from Bayswater. Oh, Hi Simon,
Speaker 2: Hi christ Yeah, good mate.
Speaker 25: Good.
Speaker 45: Chris Simon played the doors at the beginning of his program.
Speaker 8: Yeah I love you.
Speaker 2: Won't you tell me your name? The Lizard King? The
Speaker 2: poet sounds like Rosby Apparently.
Speaker 27: It is good.
Speaker 45: But my mine's Michael Bublay and Laura Passina. She's an
Speaker 45: Italian singer and I've actually forgotten the song that was
Speaker 45: supposed to be I can't remember.
Speaker 8: That comes in handy, Jeff, because what we're doing today
Speaker 8: is you name a song and then we play a
Speaker 8: little bit and talk about it. So so nice one.
Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, I forgot.
Speaker 25: I've been sitting on you listening and I forgot.
Speaker 45: I think it's love love this way or something, love the.
Speaker 8: Way about you. You'll never find a love like mine.
Speaker 39: Oh, that's right, that's it.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 16: And you know what, Chris, Chris.
Speaker 45: Simon, Simon was taking the p W five out of
Speaker 45: me because I was saying, Tommy, he'll he'll guard and
Speaker 45: he resists, not the you.
Speaker 2: Know that the teacher. Yeah yeah, Tommy Hill forget.
Speaker 25: No, it's Tommy he'll guard.
Speaker 11: You'll guard, Tommy, He'll feel.
Speaker 2: God right, Okay.
Speaker 8: I don't know why you would do that, Jeff, because
Speaker 8: you know that that's pretty close I would. I would
Speaker 8: have passed that, Simon.
Speaker 13: Just ask you something.
Speaker 45: Yes, my wife said to me, how when you're on
Speaker 45: the radio, why you're so good and you're running You're
Speaker 45: a CEO of a company.
Speaker 2: How do you run your company? It's a very good question.
Speaker 2: I don't know, mate, I.
Speaker 25: Said, I said, I don't even know myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, good to hear from him, mate, thanks for
Speaker 2: always listening. Good man, here we go.
Speaker 24: Are you.
Speaker 20: Someone or cares about of.
Speaker 17: The world.
Speaker 8: I know I'm not dragon on something?
Speaker 2: Not bad movies? Yeah, nice Pauline, Laura, Possina or Posina,
Speaker 2: very nice. Nice word, Jeff.
Speaker 8: It's that sort of music you'd put on while having
Speaker 8: a dinner party.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jim Morrison would do this. Well probably he.
Speaker 8: Would actually like Boobla. I love Booblo.
Speaker 37: Yeah.
Speaker 8: When I first heard him, I wasn't sold. I thought
Speaker 8: he would just add a generic which was a bad
Speaker 8: move on my part because he's not generic at always
Speaker 8: had a very distinctive voice and he knows what he's doing.
Speaker 32: I know.
Speaker 2: I've interviewed him a few times and he's Canadian obviously,
Speaker 2: so he's funny. And he said, and this has an
Speaker 2: adult theme. And I said, how, what's the story with you?
Speaker 2: And you know, my wife and all her friends, what's
Speaker 2: going on there? And he said, I'm helping you.
Speaker 8: Is that what he said?
Speaker 2: He said, I'm helping you, Simon.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you said to you for later on thank
Speaker 2: you boob Yeah, after for after the concert. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not a bad not a bad strategies. Thanks Michael
Speaker 2: Boo Black did I? Gary?
Speaker 23: Sorry? Got song Chris and Max speaking of speaking of religion,
Speaker 23: my ones by singer Dying Colby the song a man Yeah,
Speaker 23: Donny song. I ever know she recorded such a powerful
Speaker 23: voice when you get into this song. Thanks.
Speaker 11: That's a good guy.
Speaker 2: Thanks Gary, Gary from beautiful South Guildford. Here we go.
Speaker 1: No, you yore the what?
Speaker 16: Who said I can fly?
Speaker 14: I can fly?
Speaker 24: I know you?
Speaker 35: Y're the what?
Speaker 8: Who knows?
Speaker 4: Where are?
Speaker 25: Will?
Speaker 39: Who die?
Speaker 27: Ah?
Speaker 2: Who Who's.
Speaker 8: To carry for the win?
Speaker 2: Cary for the win? It's not bad, It's not bad
Speaker 2: at always it what.
Speaker 8: I said of Pipes, I've not heard of her.
Speaker 2: Have you heard of her?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I haven't. Seventy eight minutes to one o'clock, I told
Speaker 2: you this would work.
Speaker 8: You did, actually, and I as soon as you brought
Speaker 8: it up, I thought, that's a bloody winner. Bowie, we're
Speaker 8: going to have some fun today and we have. We
Speaker 8: have so two great minds think alike, Yes, we'll think.
Speaker 8: We're going to agree that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I need to get that polygraph installed in here.
Speaker 2: Come back in just the moment. Merter got two to go,
Speaker 2: Paul Brendan, Chris, Tim will try and to squeeze you
Speaker 2: all in that. My angus is Kroner Jim Morrison, for
Speaker 2: this is the yool friend.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, krona Jim. I've heard of Jim Morrison,
Speaker 8: though possibly not not an unsung hero of ye, yes,
Speaker 8: all right, I'm aware of you. All right, I've heard
Speaker 8: of him, and I don't rate him. So there you go,
Speaker 8: Strike two.
Speaker 2: Six fifteen and a half minutes to one o'clock. We're
Speaker 2: here tearing down the sacred institutions back in a moment.
Speaker 2: It's a very nice offer, Chris, Thank you, mate. Twelve
Speaker 2: minutes to one o'clock. Did your good fellow Paul's phone
Speaker 2: in your song? Gun song, Gun singer? People might not
Speaker 2: know of your Singapore. What do you got?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 13: How you simon, Chris.
Speaker 41: I've got an American leave you single from his seventies.
Speaker 41: Her name was Anita Baker when she sang a song
Speaker 41: called sweet Love, and I would say.
Speaker 26: That she was as good as a reef for Franklin.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a big good cool Paul cool. It is
Speaker 2: all right mate, Thanks, thank you, Paul. Cheers mate, Here
Speaker 2: we go, you baby.
Speaker 8: It's a tiny little bit like shirt, doesn't she yes,
Speaker 8: Oh okay, just wait a little while and all will
Speaker 8: be revealed.
Speaker 2: Neighborhood and people's and I love and people that good.
Speaker 8: Don't get me started about voles year and Free to
Speaker 8: Pain is another favorite of mine. I almost put her in,
Speaker 8: but I thought maybe people know you know Free to Paine,
Speaker 8: band of Gold. Okay, she's got a set of pipes. Unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Anita Baker. I once went down to our local bakery
Speaker 8: and said, how's work and has everything going? You guys
Speaker 8: need anything? And said, yeah, I need a baker. Yeah
Speaker 8: that's that.
Speaker 2: Actually from a long way up, it was still funny.
Speaker 2: Watch your number two, please merth.
Speaker 8: My number two is a guy called Kelly Hansen who
Speaker 8: is currently the lead singer for Foreign took over from
Speaker 8: Lou Graham, and I just read this morning actually that
Speaker 8: he's quit. So he's got the rest of this tour
Speaker 8: and then he's out. But Kelly Hansen, this is a
Speaker 8: track from an album, the one album I think they
Speaker 8: did of original material with him on lead vocals. This guy,
Speaker 8: honestly is the done of Lou Graham and the range
Speaker 8: and stuff, but he's still his own singer and can
Speaker 8: we just listen to this?
Speaker 16: Guy's been a lot of.
Speaker 8: Great suggestions from listeners today, but I think I'm winning
Speaker 8: so far.
Speaker 2: How good's that? That's very good? And you're right a
Speaker 2: little bit a little bit of Lou Graham in there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm perfect. Get a christ A hello mate? What have
Speaker 2: you got?
Speaker 37: Yeah?
Speaker 43: Doug Gray from the Marshall Tacker Band. Fantastic voice, very
Speaker 43: big in the seventies country rock, fantastic.
Speaker 8: That's probably a good cool. I have heard of the
Speaker 8: Marshall Tucker Band, but not the d What did you say?
Speaker 8: The lead singer's name was Doug Gray?
Speaker 43: Another great there is uh? I heard it in the
Speaker 43: love song fantastic?
Speaker 2: All right, We've got can't you see for us? Chris?
Speaker 2: Thank you mate, thanks for calling, and said, well listen for.
Speaker 20: The tech of Fred Tree.
Speaker 17: We're down at the stairs.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 44: I don't care where we coolt the half about the
Speaker 44: top ball. Nobody going to know.
Speaker 8: What I'm doing this afternoon. Can't you checking out the
Speaker 8: Marshall Tucker Band.
Speaker 2: That's christ Yeah, that's what good? A little bit of
Speaker 2: Chris Murphy and that could at tim.
Speaker 11: Hi, guys are going good?
Speaker 2: Mate? What do you have for us.
Speaker 41: I've got the lead singer of a band called Dirty
Speaker 41: Honey out of La.
Speaker 25: His name's Mark la Belle, and he's got a great
Speaker 25: raspy rock.
Speaker 8: Voice speaking my language.
Speaker 2: All right, Tim, all right, Tim, thank you mate. Let's
Speaker 2: ever listen, no shallo.
Speaker 18: No no profriends.
Speaker 16: Oh oh shine like a start a fresh light.
Speaker 25: Show.
Speaker 2: How good, very very good, Dirty Honey good band too.
Speaker 8: I'd have to head around Tim's place. This is Dirty Honey.
Speaker 8: Roll myself a nice fat pikelet or pancake or something.
Speaker 2: Chris that Micrones on one double three eight oh D two.
Speaker 2: We'll do a preview with Russell Collared our man, that
Speaker 2: Ollie Steel Crook. At the moment, I don't think we'll
Speaker 2: take Brendan because we're Brennan is Jeff Buckley, and that
Speaker 2: does it quite qualified.
Speaker 33: Well.
Speaker 8: I've appreciated, Yeah, I've heard of him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, last goodbye, good song. Thanks Brennan, thanks for hanging on, mate.
Speaker 2: But it needs to be someone we haven't heard of.
Speaker 2: Appreciated your number one, please.
Speaker 8: My number one will be known to some people. But
Speaker 8: she's sort of a I guess you could call a
Speaker 8: one hit wonder. She's probably had a couple of miney.
Speaker 2: A couple of years in the spotlight.
Speaker 8: Yeah. So she's famous for the big track Stop. Her
Speaker 8: name is Sam Brown. She's the daughter of Joe Brown,
Speaker 8: Joe Brown and her brothers from the nineteen sixties, and
Speaker 8: I just think she's got one of the most underrated
Speaker 8: singing voices in rock history. Have a quick listen to this.
Speaker 2: What alloyed? Just one more moment, Just one Mama, that's
Speaker 2: an original. She had, Yes, yes, Joe Brown saying the
Speaker 2: last Iran concert for George didn't he absolutely see you
Speaker 2: in my dreams? Absolutely unreal.
Speaker 8: He's a lovely fellow. What an amazingly talented family. But
Speaker 8: listen to that voice. Honestly, I don't know why she
Speaker 8: wasn't the next you know.
Speaker 22: I like you.
Speaker 2: I like you a number one very much and thanks
Speaker 2: for doing that today. Russell Collett joins us. Now he's
Speaker 2: call it coming off the bench of something. You caught
Speaker 2: it something the supplementary presenter's bench. You saw Steve Kilby
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 29: Brilliant mate, great tip, very good and every bit as
Speaker 29: good as he was forty years ago. Fantastic grubby though right,
Speaker 29: not really, I just had one little crack at one
Speaker 29: lady who was being a little bit obnoxious. But I
Speaker 29: must say that, and she knows who she is.
Speaker 2: I'm not mentioning Ruby's name on Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well Ruby be highly embarrassed if you mentioned.
Speaker 2: It, So I'm not mean.
Speaker 29: Big Day, Big Jay coming up Monday, w A Day
Speaker 29: when I find out the latest with what's happening in
Speaker 29: the planning.
Speaker 30: For the w A Day derby.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, I'll there's two. Yes, spak I ball in
Speaker 2: the afternoon. Yeah, I'm here, Yeah, okay, I'll be listening.
Speaker 8: I'm busy.
Speaker 2: I'm busy.
Speaker 8: I've worked out what I'm doing yet, but I'm busy.
Speaker 8: Brilliant fresh voice, Gisella COLLETTI.
Speaker 2: I've heard you, girl from Perth. I've heard you talk
Speaker 2: about you came in here, stood here at.
Speaker 29: This microphone and blew us away one on the catch
Speaker 29: up and Tony Mack was that impressed he played the
Speaker 29: entire song twice that night.
Speaker 30: That's how good she was.
Speaker 8: School girl at Corpus Christie, I think, Yeah, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Ye remember word, mate, I'm on the show.
Speaker 29: Plenty, absolutely so, I've got I've got that's time.
Speaker 14: I'm here.
Speaker 29: Andrew Williams, We've got the Derby, we've got the the
Speaker 29: UK report. We're catching up with this s out and
Speaker 29: the other plenty on board and we'll do a preview
Speaker 29: with Jamie Bennett of Weekends AM both Saturday and Sundays.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you mate. Well on Russell Colette's Philly
Speaker 2: in Frali and he'll be on between with Perth Live
Speaker 2: between one and five o'clock. We'll come back in just
Speaker 2: a moment. I'm going to give the honors to announce
Speaker 2: the final score in the year Na. Did you know
Speaker 2: where you're ware? That is raining? Going to be raining today?
Speaker 2: One of my favorites four minutes to one. Stay listening
Speaker 2: the call of the day today. Chris is Roscoe who
Speaker 2: found in about the Pelicans at Cawberry. Thanks Groscow. Two
Speaker 2: tickets of the British Irish Lions are playing the Western
Speaker 2: Force in the twenty eighth of June. I can see
Speaker 2: the Western Force taking the lines that off the stadium.
Speaker 2: Tickets a battle from ticket Master selling out fast calling tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Thank you Roscoe, Thanks for the call. You have the
Speaker 2: final word on a year. Nor did you know it
Speaker 2: was going to rain today?
Speaker 30: Yeah?
Speaker 35: Nah?
Speaker 8: Okay, so did you know it was raining today? Yeah,
Speaker 8: is sixty six we knew and nah is seven. I
Speaker 8: got my own personal year. N was did you know
Speaker 8: it was Friday? I've got a big CM with no
Speaker 8: and zero with yeah. I have no idea what's going
Speaker 8: on mate? With raining? I didn't even know it's Friday,
Speaker 8: let alone.
Speaker 2: It was raining, great topic today and you absolutely knowled it.
Speaker 2: Thank you. We'd lucky to have your mate, seriously, thank
Speaker 2: you very very much. And you've got a gig at
Speaker 2: the at like Manger on Sunday, but also the Color
Speaker 2: Undergarden Show on Sunday morning as well, Calum Undergarden Show
Speaker 2: ten am. I'll see you then, one of the one
Speaker 2: of the biggest in Perth. Cheers mate, thank you, thank
Speaker 2: you you next week one o'clock now it's a big one.