Speaker 1: Is it just me a podcast by a couple of minches?
Speaker 2: All right, should we get our guest on today?
Speaker 1: Angela Bishop. She came in the other day. We're going
Speaker 1: to play it out for you now.
Speaker 2: She did. If you don't know who Angela Bishop is,
Speaker 2: it's honestly, she's an icon of Australian broadcast media. She's
Speaker 2: been in the beers thirty two years at Channel ten,
Speaker 2: her whole career in one place, which is not something
Speaker 2: you can say about every media presenter. She's an entertainment
Speaker 2: editor and is the presenter of Studio ten.
Speaker 1: We've been saying we're going to get her on the
Speaker 1: podcast for ages. We spoke to her about the time
Speaker 1: that she also rocked up to work hungover and had
Speaker 1: a bit of a blow up at a celeb because
Speaker 1: she had a bit of a short view because she
Speaker 1: was hungover. And also all the time she've spent with
Speaker 1: Oprah in Australia and yes, regular listeners, if you're wondering,
Speaker 1: I did ask her something that she thinks is better
Speaker 1: than drugs. Indeed, she added to the lift.
Speaker 2: She had a good answer to her. She did I
Speaker 2: embarrassed myself in front of her as a drunken four
Speaker 2: weeks ago, so we asked her about that and overall
Speaker 2: it's a solid chat.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we loved her.
Speaker 2: Asked with angela Bishop enjoying.
Speaker 3: Ladies and general Bishop, thanks for coming in so excited
Speaker 3: to be thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: You're excited to have you. Mitch and I and Jenna
Speaker 2: were all your little media fans, aren't we?
Speaker 1: Of course that is so sweet.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: It's one of those people that you just I don't
Speaker 1: recall the first time I saw you on TV. It's
Speaker 1: always been there, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Well, how old are you now?
Speaker 1: Twenty five?
Speaker 3: So yeah, I've been at ten seven more years than
Speaker 3: you've been on the planet.
Speaker 1: Oh god, how many is that in total?
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking of the superannuation that it was thirty
Speaker 2: two years.
Speaker 3: I don't think they were even paying it when I started.
Speaker 3: I think I don't think it was law back then.
Speaker 1: I think the first time I actually cemented your name
Speaker 1: in my brain as someone that I knew the name of,
Speaker 1: not just appeared on TV with, when you were kind
Speaker 1: of assigned to basically follow Oprah around the whole trip
Speaker 1: Holo by her side, like the whole time, really.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because what had actually happened. I actually knew
Speaker 3: she was coming before anyone else. They trusted her team
Speaker 3: trusted me with the secret, and I pre recorded an
Speaker 3: interview to run on the day with her. And back then,
Speaker 3: back then, she didn't do interviews because she didn't have to.
Speaker 3: She had a show, and so it was like the
Speaker 3: first interview she'd done about five years. And they trusted
Speaker 3: me with the information that they had told no one
Speaker 3: this whole surprise that she was coming to Australia, and
Speaker 3: I had to keep that a secret. So I can
Speaker 3: be trusted with anything. I am the vault interesting but yeah,
Speaker 3: so yeah, I was by her side for the whole
Speaker 3: time she was here in Australia, right there when she
Speaker 3: first landed in Hamilton Island and the two Koalas started
Speaker 3: copulating in front of us, Welcome to Australia, the Mars
Speaker 3: you bills are not sure.
Speaker 1: How long was she here for? I can't remember, but.
Speaker 3: Two weeks all in all fell off her. It was
Speaker 3: on a zip line and from the opera house to
Speaker 3: the stage which was in the fore court, and it
Speaker 3: just went too fuss and he slammed into the lighting
Speaker 3: rig on the top of the stage.
Speaker 1: She almost you Jack my yes, yeah, and you were
Speaker 1: there front Road ten. I witnessed you. I've got the shots, yeah,
Speaker 1: and the.
Speaker 2: Blood dripping from the sky. It's actually I've never actually
Speaker 2: told you this and and I've never told these two,
Speaker 2: but my first ever red carpet, and you were a
Speaker 2: red carpet fiend, right you would have been to I
Speaker 2: think thousands of red carpets, safe to.
Speaker 3: Say probably thousands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my first ever red carpet, I think I was
Speaker 2: probably fifteen sixteen was and Command two.
Speaker 3: And comm we had Steve, we had will Yep, we
Speaker 3: had we had and man, yes she did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did, we did. Paul Rubb was there.
Speaker 3: More part of it was it Fox Studios.
Speaker 2: And my dad was My dad works in wine, so
Speaker 2: he supplied all the wine. And I wasn't immediate and
Speaker 2: I was a kid. And dad when I've got tickets
Speaker 2: to and Command to the premiere and I got in
Speaker 2: a little suit and I gelled back my hair and
Speaker 2: I brushed my teeth twice that day. And oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and I fly just.
Speaker 1: Think and Bishops smelt your breath talking at the star.
Speaker 2: This does anyway, We walk into the theater. My Mum
Speaker 2: and I and who do we sit next to? But
Speaker 2: Angela Bishop?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: And I sat next to you and was going tell
Speaker 2: you when I get into media, telling you want to
Speaker 2: be on television?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: And I did? And you were beautiful?
Speaker 3: Really, so please What advice did I give you? Was
Speaker 3: that sensible?
Speaker 2: It was sensible? But also you gave me your popcorn
Speaker 2: because there was you know how at these events they
Speaker 2: put little media packs on all the chairs. You gave
Speaker 2: me your popcorn. It was very sweet. That's all I remember.
Speaker 3: Oh, so you remember that more than than the sensible
Speaker 3: advice I gave you said, which clearly was brilliant, because
Speaker 3: look at you.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Whatever I said it worked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can claim me, but yeah, that was my
Speaker 2: That was my first Angel Bishop experience.
Speaker 1: Mitch likes to claim that he's in and out of
Speaker 1: LA all the time, trying to sound like a rock star.
Speaker 1: But how many times have you actually been to LA?
Speaker 3: So I got asked that for a magazine article, maybe
Speaker 3: about three or four years ago. So I got the
Speaker 3: passports out and counted the stamps. The stamps and I'd
Speaker 3: gone up to it was about one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 3: So since then, I've obviously been more, so we'll probably
Speaker 3: talk maybe one hundred and fifty times, or which I
Speaker 3: can honestly tell you is more times than I've been
Speaker 3: to Bond Eye, you know, or Melbourne. You know. Literally
Speaker 3: it's like getting on the bus for me and sometimes
Speaker 3: I go over and back on the same day. Actually
Speaker 3: you arrive at six a m. And on QF eleven
Speaker 3: and QF twelve days where we could fly QF eleven,
Speaker 3: you know, lands at six and QF twelve takes off
Speaker 3: at ten thirty, so you can actually get a full
Speaker 3: day's working and then head back.
Speaker 2: You can even leave your leave your headphones on the
Speaker 2: seatret you can and.
Speaker 3: You're blanky, yes, yeah, your little pillow.
Speaker 1: Are you looking forward to the day's where zoom Interviews
Speaker 1: are less of a thing because I hate them.
Speaker 3: I've just been doing something today. It was just chatting
Speaker 3: to Roseburn a bit earlier. Who's you know, fantastic great
Speaker 3: Australian actress and so forth. But it isn't the same
Speaker 3: just even being in the old hotel room at the
Speaker 3: Four Seasons in la there's just that you're bonding with
Speaker 3: someone when they're in the same room. The only thing
Speaker 3: I will say is what I I have talked to
Speaker 3: a lot of rock stars at home in their home
Speaker 3: over this period, and there's something about a rock star
Speaker 3: in his own home. He's super comfortable. Like Alice Cooper
Speaker 3: I was chatting to, you know, and I've spoken to
Speaker 3: him a lot over there, and suddenly he's like showing
Speaker 3: me around his house and very very very open and
Speaker 3: very very.
Speaker 1: They're picking up the laptop. Yeah wow, and so.
Speaker 3: Yeah around because they're a bit more comfortable to get
Speaker 3: some extra stuff from them. So there's that payoff, but
Speaker 3: no back, you're back.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to flying back to LA.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I've been about six times, so that pales
Speaker 2: in comparison. And he said at once and I said,
Speaker 2: I'm in an out of LA and they've made it
Speaker 2: a thing.
Speaker 1: I overheard him interviewing someone and he's like, oh, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: I'm in an out of LA. I'll see you next time.
Speaker 1: And I was like, you are trying to sound so pale.
Speaker 2: Well know, you have to make that connection with these stars, right, absolutely.
Speaker 3: And also I think you're manifesting your future there. You're
Speaker 3: putting it out.
Speaker 2: There as follow entertainment reporters.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's it.
Speaker 1: I've got to tell you mitches. Also, he was feeling
Speaker 1: a bit self conscious a couple of weeks ago because
Speaker 1: he ran into you at a comedy show, right, And
Speaker 1: you know that feeling, you know, especially when you're young
Speaker 1: and you first start drinking, where like the next day
Speaker 1: you get a bit of anxiety where you're like, I
Speaker 1: feel like I owe someone an apology. I don't know
Speaker 1: who or what for and you go through your text. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he had that feeling after running into you. He thought
Speaker 1: he was being a bit of a pest because he
Speaker 1: was so drunk. But what do you remember from that night?
Speaker 3: No, you were not a pest.
Speaker 2: Really. Oh I haven't slept a wink since.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, go nine eyes now anytime you're oh
Speaker 3: my THI.
Speaker 2: Rod has been overactive ever since that day, Honest to god.
Speaker 2: It was that feeling of because you know, we haven't
Speaker 2: been out in a year, and I haven't been drinking
Speaker 2: in so long. So it was my first night out.
Speaker 2: It was for Jog Creasy and what a great show.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I've never seen him live and it's
Speaker 2: like he's so funny, he's so good in the crowd. Anyway,
Speaker 2: So we went back to like a friends and family
Speaker 2: after his parents were there and we ended up sitting
Speaker 2: next to each other at the end, and I was
Speaker 2: there were free drinks, and I just, oh, my god,
Speaker 2: I love hand I'm going to talk to her. And
Speaker 2: I just went on and on and didn't stop, and
Speaker 2: then hated my partner. The next day was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're really went in with a bishop. I just love
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, do not apologize.
Speaker 1: No, how there you go. You're all good act. I
Speaker 1: actually remember hearing a story of yours a while ago,
Speaker 1: and this made me think, oh, and Bishop is also human,
Speaker 1: thank god, because it was a story about you basically
Speaker 1: rocking up hungover to work and you had a bit
Speaker 1: of a bit of a run in or so with
Speaker 1: Hugh Grant. Is that right?
Speaker 3: That's right. I was in London and i'd had I
Speaker 3: was in London for one night, flowing all the way
Speaker 3: to London for one night, filmed all day. It was
Speaker 3: for notting Hill, the movie. Yeah, big movie, and so
Speaker 3: i'd filmed all day on the streets of notting Hill
Speaker 3: and there's lots of you planes going behind people and
Speaker 3: you know, doing things three or four times. Then I
Speaker 3: had one night in London, so I caught up with
Speaker 3: everyone I knew in London that night, because I don't
Speaker 3: get there as often as la.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: That's what I've last and I really do it tough
Speaker 3: if I can, just yea. And we had rather a
Speaker 3: big night, I think, you know. I kicked the last
Speaker 3: sort of fifteen people out of the room when the
Speaker 3: minibar finished at about three or four am, whatever it was.
Speaker 3: I had a full day of interviews the next day,
Speaker 3: starting with Julia Roberts at eight. Oh god, but I
Speaker 3: was there, I was ready. I did a professional But
Speaker 3: the last interview was Hugh Grant at I think by
Speaker 3: then it was six pm, quarter past six, and my
Speaker 3: flight home was that nice. And I'm waiting outside. I'm
Speaker 3: the next one in, and just as I'm about to
Speaker 3: go in, I hear Hugh Grant say, oh, actually I'm
Speaker 3: getting a bit tired. I might't take a bit of
Speaker 3: a quick break. And I just went on because I
Speaker 3: was on a time schedule to get to the airport.
Speaker 3: I have to collect on my tapes, as we did
Speaker 3: back in those days and other days. And I went,
Speaker 3: you're tired. He turns around and goes and I said, right, well,
Speaker 3: I only flew in yesterday from Australia. I've done all
Speaker 3: these shooting to promote your movie and all these interviews today,
Speaker 3: and I've got to fly home tonight and then put
Speaker 3: it all on air as soon as I get back.
Speaker 3: And I'm exhausted. And he goes and I looked and
Speaker 3: I thought, I've either wrecked this, that's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: And he said, right, you win, We're doing it now.
Speaker 3: And he was fantastic and it was funny, and he
Speaker 3: was sarcastic. Guys, so I've got this winging Australian to
Speaker 3: interview now, stop whinging about how busy she is and
Speaker 3: who's the movie star in this conversation, and he was terrific.
Speaker 3: I did hold my breath for a moment because.
Speaker 1: He could have been a real diva about that and mean, like, well,
Speaker 1: by your interview, you could have just canceled it.
Speaker 2: H Yeah, how you just start every interview now, you
Speaker 2: like it worked.
Speaker 1: Once you come across many divain your time, I'm sure
Speaker 1: you would have not as many as you'd reckon.
Speaker 3: Okay, not as many people don't do that in front
Speaker 3: of the media. They really don't because it's you know,
Speaker 3: especially now where it will be on socials and out
Speaker 3: to the world.
Speaker 2: Some on TikTok. It's got a million views in a minute.
Speaker 3: No, that just no, they don't. People are good. People
Speaker 3: are good, they're nice.
Speaker 1: They're speaking of TikTok. There have been a lot of
Speaker 1: videos where people rank their celeb encounters out of ten,
Speaker 1: like people who might have been waited at a restaurant.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, this person was rude one out of ten.
Speaker 1: Imagine Anne's doing that. If she just went like honesty,
Speaker 1: it'd be amazing. Follow she's shaking her head, she's like.
Speaker 2: Not having it. She's media REVLT. So how old were
Speaker 2: you when you started meeting? In your twenties? Right?
Speaker 3: I started at Channel ten just after I turned twenty.
Speaker 2: Wow, had you studied?
Speaker 3: Yes? So I have a political science degree from the
Speaker 3: University of the New Southwest because I was wanting to
Speaker 3: be in journal. Great UNI, I think, so too, Yes,
Speaker 3: well done Alma Marsha, Yes alumni. So I just wanted
Speaker 3: to be a journal so I figured that was quite
Speaker 3: a good degree to do. And I was like what
Speaker 3: you'd call a normal journal, like general you know, politics
Speaker 3: and all the rest of it. Until nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 3: I didn't know. None of you people were born back then.
Speaker 3: I don't even want to say in the year. But
Speaker 3: that's when I became best.
Speaker 1: Marks around journey A quietly We're not actually fixed.
Speaker 3: Well, that's when I became an entertainment reporter. So I've
Speaker 3: been an entertainment reporter since then.
Speaker 1: And that wasn't much of a thing back then. Was
Speaker 1: that there wasn't like an entertainment section in the news.
Speaker 2: No, definitely now the glossies, right.
Speaker 3: I really had to pitch each and every story to
Speaker 3: get it in and so forth. But one of my
Speaker 3: early ones, I got sent over to New York to
Speaker 3: interview Robert Devaal and Ron Howard, Michie Cunningham, you know,
Speaker 3: the director, and Glenn Close and Michael Cagion. That was
Speaker 3: my first big overseas trip to interview all of them,
Speaker 3: and I was told to come back with it with
Speaker 3: a really good promo line, I'm toast. The show I
Speaker 3: was actually working on was Alan Jones Live. He had
Speaker 3: a current affairs show.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, and I had to come back with a promo line. Now.
Speaker 3: Robert Deval is very famous for a particular movie called
Speaker 3: Apocalypse Now where he comes flying in on a helicopter
Speaker 3: and says, I love the smell of knee palm in
Speaker 3: the morning. Right, It's a very famous old movie quote.
Speaker 3: So I asked Robert duval to say, I still can't
Speaker 3: believe I did this to this day. Would you mind
Speaker 3: saying I'm Robert Duvall, and I love the smell of
Speaker 3: napalm in the morning, but I love the sound of
Speaker 3: Alan Jones in the evening. Sure you guys, And it
Speaker 3: goes okay rolling and he says, Hi, I'm Robert Duvall,
Speaker 3: and I love the smell of napalm in the morning,
Speaker 3: and I love the smell of Alan Jones in the evening,
Speaker 3: which was just a slip of the tough and I said,
Speaker 3: we're going to need that one more time if we could.
Speaker 3: But we kept that one for the goofrill. Loved it.
Speaker 3: We ran it, We ran head It was It was funny.
Speaker 2: How nervous were you for your first ever overseas interview.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't want to mess it up, because you
Speaker 3: know you're on the plane to New York. I staying
Speaker 3: at this fabulous hotel. It was, you know, and I
Speaker 3: was wandering through Central Park on my own clearly, I
Speaker 3: hadn't clearly asked for you wasn't on the or I
Speaker 3: would have hard than to walk through Central Park. But yeah,
Speaker 3: you just didn't. I didn't want to mess it up.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 1: But yeah, do you no nervous now or is that
Speaker 1: not really a thing?
Speaker 3: It's someone I love, if it's someone I worship, I
Speaker 3: just don't want them to hate me. I don't want
Speaker 3: them to become a dip. But yeah, that's the only
Speaker 3: time I really get nervous.
Speaker 1: Were you very chatty as a teenager as a kid
Speaker 1: or you kind of shy chatty? Okay, so you've always
Speaker 1: had a gift for conversation.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's a gift and I don't
Speaker 3: shut up easily. Yeah, people considered that a gift.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when that comes in handy when you're interviewing people,
Speaker 1: you have to keep the conversation flowing, you do.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're one of the most highly respected interviewers
Speaker 2: in the country and entertainment reporters. Yes you are, no faces,
Speaker 2: you don't look sharp? Yes, no, you really are. And
Speaker 2: I would say the not one of the premiere.
Speaker 3: Jenna's my new best friend, my alumni from the university
Speaker 3: of well.
Speaker 2: I saw Richie Wilkins at a red carp the other night.
Speaker 2: Iin't got to bed, go to bed.
Speaker 3: Do not Disticky.
Speaker 2: We love Dicky, but that week he needs to refresh it.
Speaker 3: He was releasing an album, is he I saw that
Speaker 3: of his old Richard Wild songs?
Speaker 2: Richard Wild? Is that what an old name?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 3: That was what he called himself when he was a singer.
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't even know he was a singer.
Speaker 3: It made us think that the old Channel ten band,
Speaker 3: hard and Fast from Behind could get a few of
Speaker 3: the few the numbers out of the catalog.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was working doing bits and pieces
Speaker 1: with Studio ten, I was chatting to the producer. It's mutual, Dylan.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you. I was talking to one of
Speaker 1: the producers and they were all convinced that at the
Speaker 1: time you were the unicorn on the masked singer. And
Speaker 1: I said, Candela Bishop sing and they were like, yeah,
Speaker 1: she used to be in a band. Is that true.
Speaker 1: I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a Channel ten band because when we
Speaker 3: went into receivership. One time they canceled the Christmas party.
Speaker 3: Someone came around and to all the partners and said,
Speaker 3: who can play an instrument? Who can be in? We
Speaker 3: need to find a band for Christmas party. We used
Speaker 3: to have, you know, in excess play at Channel ten
Speaker 3: Christmas parties back in the day, and so now they
Speaker 3: wanted the people in, you know, because we had no money.
Speaker 3: And so they threw us all in a rehearsal studio
Speaker 3: and said, right, come up with two sets for the
Speaker 3: Christmas party. And we hardly knew each other, and there
Speaker 3: was many bourbons into the into the evening. One night
Speaker 3: they said, we need your name now we're making the posters,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, and we came up with for whatever reason,
Speaker 3: I'll never know, hard and Fast from behind, and that
Speaker 3: was the name, and it was put on this giant
Speaker 3: They paid the whole backdrop of a bull coming at you,
Speaker 3: oh my god, and it went in the paper.
Speaker 2: So it was yourself. Who else?
Speaker 3: It was people from all around the station. So there
Speaker 3: were two cameramen, a studio cameraman, a DA sound tech.
Speaker 3: The audio tech was the drummer.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: It was just everybody who could do anything. We all
Speaker 3: went in together and we've played on and off ever since.
Speaker 3: So for really for nearly twenty five years.
Speaker 1: If any of this on YouTube or not. You have
Speaker 1: to really dig think.
Speaker 3: So I don't think because most of those gigs, we
Speaker 3: did sell the most alcohol of any gig at the
Speaker 3: Bridge Hotel at our main ever, and I believe that
Speaker 3: has yet to be beaten. Really, our motto was the
Speaker 3: more you drink, the better we sound. It works a
Speaker 3: treat and so but they were no we had mobile
Speaker 3: phones and stuff. Yeah, right, olden days people. I keep
Speaker 3: talking about the old day. It's got to be a
Speaker 3: bit more hipp and groovy.
Speaker 1: What you know. You definitely got to dust those off
Speaker 1: out of the Channel ten archives. You're still in the building.
Speaker 1: You've got to find those old tapes. That'd be amazing.
Speaker 2: He's doing it. You can do it.
Speaker 1: I want to hear che Bishop thing. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to make you do it now. I'm not going to.
Speaker 1: And I did a duet ones really get fed.
Speaker 3: At the Bridge Hotel for it was more a charity
Speaker 3: thing called Don't give Up your day Jobs. So we
Speaker 3: had Muso's judged the entertainment reporters, Wow the singing, and
Speaker 3: he played Kenny Rodgers and I played Dolly Parton. Oh
Speaker 3: and I picked up a white PVC nurse's uniform at
Speaker 3: Housele store in LA because I thought, where am I
Speaker 3: going to find it? What nurse's universe? I know? Storage?
Speaker 3: Sure enough, there was a choice of yeah, and so
Speaker 3: I got one from there with yeah, and we did it.
Speaker 3: We did a duet. Wow, we didn't win, though, Mark
Speaker 3: Golden gave is a touchdown.
Speaker 2: Back in the day.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, of course that was honor.
Speaker 2: That really was. And do you have a LOGI?
Speaker 1: I do not.
Speaker 2: You know what, I think we start the caclay now.
Speaker 3: I think that's no category. There should be an Entertainment
Speaker 3: reported cake.
Speaker 2: I agree there should be an entertainment report category, but
Speaker 2: you could get a gold gold. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm not in the gold league.
Speaker 2: I'm not in the.
Speaker 3: Tom Gleason, Amanda Kell you are, Sam mac Oh Please?
Speaker 2: Do you think.
Speaker 1: I can't remember?
Speaker 3: I work with Amanda Keller, and I would say you're
Speaker 3: definitely in that. But a man of ke needs to
Speaker 3: win the gold LOGI true.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 3: The fact that she does not have one yet is
Speaker 3: a travel.
Speaker 2: She'll get one like no one worried about her.
Speaker 1: No, If anything, you'll end up in the Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame at some point. Surely if Carrie Anne's in.
Speaker 3: There, well, I love what you say. I hear what
Speaker 3: you're saying. I love that you're saying it, but I
Speaker 3: can't I can't see it. I can't see it happening.
Speaker 3: I'm more of the person that's just permanently reporting on
Speaker 3: the ladies. I still be there on the red carpet
Speaker 3: in another fifteen years.
Speaker 1: Only a couple of years ago that it was the
Speaker 1: first time you walked it, rather than reporting.
Speaker 3: It was two years ago, the first time. Every other time, yeah,
Speaker 3: I've never walked it before until the first one. I've
Speaker 3: been queens.
Speaker 2: What did you say, screw it, I'm walking. No.
Speaker 3: I still reported, and then ran out and did a
Speaker 3: bit of a walk and then went reporter, that really,
Speaker 3: do you.
Speaker 2: Have two dresses? Just to be like, this should be reporting.
Speaker 3: I should have next time.
Speaker 1: Next time you might remember. You might remember me when
Speaker 1: I went on to Studio ten. I can't believe you're
Speaker 1: bringing this up, and you will be apologize. It was
Speaker 1: for the Easter show.
Speaker 3: I helped herd some goats.
Speaker 1: I was an intern. I made a pretty good impression.
Speaker 3: I think that it's coming back to me.
Speaker 2: It was the early day.
Speaker 1: It's like I had a Butcher's era, and when they
Speaker 1: brought in some goats. They went a bit rogue. Enn
Speaker 1: was running around the theft not.
Speaker 3: To go on camera, but the goats came towards me,
Speaker 3: so the camera obviously followed. And you'd been training them
Speaker 3: for days to do that, just so that the camera
Speaker 3: appearance happened. Yes, Indeed, any intern that gets on camera,
Speaker 3: that's that's a win. It's a win.
Speaker 2: How's your mom? Because she was has she she's not
Speaker 2: really in the public eye anymore.
Speaker 3: She is, she's she's still working for She's on Sky
Speaker 3: News at.
Speaker 2: Night get Out. So she's my competitor. I'm not radio.
Speaker 3: She's she's on the Telly with Paul Murray care and
Speaker 3: she loves it. Really, Yeah, she loves she loves she's
Speaker 3: so she sort of crossed over into into my territory
Speaker 3: if you like, in the TV world. I said, you know,
Speaker 3: I never went and sat in the big green chair
Speaker 3: and had a go. Yeah, but no, she's loving it
Speaker 3: and she yeah, she does a whole lot of charity
Speaker 3: work still. But yeah, she's on the Telly. She loves it.
Speaker 1: What about your daughter, Amilia? Is she going to follow
Speaker 1: in the footsteps get a job in TV like mum
Speaker 1: and grandma.
Speaker 2: Oh, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: She she likes making movies on an iPad. She's YouTube generation.
Speaker 3: She's making videos all the time. She's in quite a
Speaker 3: few of them. But I will say she did get
Speaker 3: a highly commended at the Stedford Reciting Shakespeare last week.
Speaker 3: She did a nice little bit of puck from I
Speaker 3: Mean in Nail, an easy role, and I was very
Speaker 3: proud of her.
Speaker 2: Oh how old is she?
Speaker 1: Thirteen?
Speaker 2: Good for her? What is your advice? I guess for
Speaker 2: the young ones, because we have a very young listener base,
Speaker 2: you know, and we're you're all in our mid twenties
Speaker 2: and in the media and still hustling. I mean, I'll
Speaker 2: be listening to this advice still at your hustle forever.
Speaker 1: You don't say it the same workplace for thirty two
Speaker 1: damn years without a bit of hustling.
Speaker 2: Exactly what is like? Is there like a golden trick?
Speaker 2: Is there one thing that you live by?
Speaker 3: I have always just gone by the of keep your
Speaker 3: head down and your bum up and just work hard
Speaker 3: no matter what's going on around you. And so you
Speaker 3: just have to one hundred percent focus on your job
Speaker 3: that you're doing and anything that you have you know,
Speaker 3: if you got you got your eye on something you
Speaker 3: want to do. I've never done a five year plan thing,
Speaker 3: because I think you miss opportunities that come sideways, Like
Speaker 3: when I when I got a phone call from the
Speaker 3: Working Dog Gang and they said, oh, we're doing a show.
Speaker 3: We're just going to sit around a desk and chats
Speaker 3: called the panel and nobody was sitting around a desk
Speaker 3: and chatting back. Then let me tell that was not
Speaker 3: something that anyone did anywhere in the world. And so
Speaker 3: we just want you to come on and just talk.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm a reporter.
Speaker 3: I write my script.
Speaker 1: And I wasn't out Kate lane Brook on that show.
Speaker 3: That's where I first met Cay.
Speaker 1: It was ten.
Speaker 3: It was yeah, in the seven or something, yeah, and
Speaker 3: so it was Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Kate lane Brook,
Speaker 3: Glenn Robbins and then I did the entertainment and Steve
Speaker 3: cortermain did the sport and it was amazing, And I thought,
Speaker 3: if I'd had a five year plan, I probably would
Speaker 3: have said no because I didn't know what it was.
Speaker 3: And it was the most amazing experience. Is great opportunity
Speaker 3: that it gave me, and you know, I loved every
Speaker 3: minute of it. Such a groundbreaking show.
Speaker 1: It was like the project before the project.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, everyone's around a desk doing the chat
Speaker 3: and yeah. So I just think you've got to be
Speaker 3: open to opportunities that come from wherever, rather than thinking
Speaker 3: you can nail out a plan because you never know
Speaker 3: what's around the corner.
Speaker 1: I didn't see I didn't see my studio ten reporting
Speaker 1: opportunities coming out of anywhere. So that was not on
Speaker 1: the five year plan. But when it happened, I was like, fuck,
Speaker 1: give it a crack and you're a match.
Speaker 3: Totally match.
Speaker 1: You are a match, Thank you, Dallan, And I'm a
Speaker 1: match with goat.
Speaker 3: Coat.
Speaker 1: Now there is one very important thing I need to
Speaker 1: get from you, Ange while you're here. Yes, So we
Speaker 1: liked to do a little PSA to our younger listeners
Speaker 1: who might be in a stage of life where they're
Speaker 1: a bit obsessed with partying and boys. We call it
Speaker 1: our list of Things better than drugs and dick weed.
Speaker 1: It's an opportunity to appreciate the little things in life.
Speaker 1: So things that I've put on the list of things
Speaker 1: better than drugs and dick are a good crunch of
Speaker 1: an apple, a nice stroll, a cool breeze, the smell
Speaker 1: of rain, and every guest that comes in we get
Speaker 1: them to add something. So is there anything that springs
Speaker 1: to mind for you?
Speaker 3: It would be climbing into my waterbed at night.
Speaker 2: You'd be the only one left right.
Speaker 3: Well probably.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: My husband was a mechanic and he had a bad back,
Speaker 3: as mechanics do, and he found a waterbed was the answer.
Speaker 3: So after some convincing when we first got together, I said,
Speaker 3: all right, I'll give it a try. Well, hello, you
Speaker 3: love and you can hate it. So I get in
Speaker 3: at night it's already warm and in summer you can
Speaker 3: cool it.
Speaker 1: Wow, has it ever burst? That would be my con thirst.
Speaker 3: They don't burst, think and come Austin powers.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Is it round? It's circular? Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, shag no, do you have to refill the water?
Speaker 1: I've never known how these things work.
Speaker 3: I have a man coming in and he services the
Speaker 3: water services the waterbeds. Yes, very and no he does that.
Speaker 3: They do stuff to it, you know, tweak it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, Okay.
Speaker 2: My auntie had a water bed and I just used
Speaker 2: to love climbing in it and just just wobbly it's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I always have to get in trouble. My uncle
Speaker 1: had mine with I don't jump on that bed. You
Speaker 1: can jump on any better in the house water.
Speaker 3: Don't jump on it. But I reco So that's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying to you out there. We'll bring it back.
Speaker 3: Bring back the waterbed. There's a reason it was big
Speaker 3: when it was because it's exciting and it's fun and
Speaker 3: it's you know, give you a bit of adventure of
Speaker 3: an evening.
Speaker 2: Well add it to the least.
Speaker 3: Yeah. People have a misconception that it's like you're on
Speaker 3: a lilaight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, surfboard waiting for the big wave to come in.
Speaker 3: You know, you just put your wet suit on and
Speaker 3: you climb into bed.
Speaker 2: But you want to send this audio to forty Wings,
Speaker 2: you should get some cash.
Speaker 3: You can't get them at forty Wings. Really comes from
Speaker 3: a nice little family of black Town. They still make
Speaker 3: them that have been in the business for thirty years,
Speaker 3: and they make.
Speaker 1: Them specialists water bed specialists. Wow.
Speaker 3: So I also feel like I'm supporting a nice family.
Speaker 2: Small business, small business.
Speaker 1: I feel like I've been told on this I need
Speaker 1: a water bed.
Speaker 3: Make them cool to change life, bring them back, make
Speaker 3: them cool.
Speaker 2: I'm single handedly leading people walking and going we want
Speaker 2: the Ange Bishop there we go better than Drunks and Dick.
Speaker 2: It was so good to have you on. We're such fans.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me. I've had so much fun.
Speaker 2: We love you and aswer the gold LOGI one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: We have the power. If anyone can get it for you,
Speaker 2: it's us.
Speaker 3: Do you think I don't know? I think I'm more
Speaker 3: likely to win a chuck raffles.
Speaker 1: That's nothing to sneak. Take that out every time I
Speaker 1: don't win the Chokrapper.
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: How good was that? Love?
Speaker 3: It?
Speaker 2: Isn't she great?
Speaker 1: She's awesome? Now guys, and it's going to be hosting
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Speaker 2: But Angela, she just constantly work? Is it just me?
Speaker 1: You can follow the show online. Just search a couple
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