Speaker 1: You're listening to the Jonesy and Demanda podcast.
Speaker 2: Everybody the Jonesy and Amanda Show.
Speaker 3: Georgeous Amanda, Mistress Amanda is delivering discipline.
Speaker 4: It hurts, but someone's got to do.
Speaker 5: Ad Amanda mad Mad Amanda.
Speaker 4: Jones and the virile Jonesy.
Speaker 2: But heard them describe him as a drunken idiot. Stay
Speaker 2: in school and learned school.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, Jones and Amanda, those are names that you
Speaker 6: would never forget.
Speaker 2: Shut up top of the afternoon to you, Amanda Mine,
Speaker 2: top of the afternoon, lose.
Speaker 7: Jumping, friend, I see what's happening here.
Speaker 2: Can you feel the feel of spring in the air
Speaker 2: and you're wearing the last of the season's jumpers.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm one of the few people that feel
Speaker 4: sad when winter goes. I don't think we've had a
Speaker 4: cold enough winter.
Speaker 7: No, we'll tell that to the people at the snow
Speaker 7: at the snowfields rocks.
Speaker 4: Tell that to the climate change sign to some with them.
Speaker 4: I think don't understand you.
Speaker 7: I don't right now. I'm not asking you to, you know,
Speaker 7: I just.
Speaker 4: I if I was to say the economy is in ruin,
Speaker 4: you say, what can I do?
Speaker 2: It's not always action.
Speaker 7: I'm an action guy.
Speaker 4: But but see this is the problem. These big issues
Speaker 4: like climate change, world hunger, the world economy, the inequality
Speaker 4: of life, all of that. There's such big issues that
Speaker 4: we all turn away.
Speaker 7: Because it's like it's a lot to do it.
Speaker 4: There's a lot to do. Doesn't mean you roll your
Speaker 4: eyes and go it's not real. Tell me, tell me
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 7: I know it's real. Good, But what can I do
Speaker 7: about it?
Speaker 4: I'm not asking you to do anything about it. I'd
Speaker 4: like to do you recycling Brendan hardboard.
Speaker 2: Box, king of recycling. I love recycling.
Speaker 4: We do our bit in our own communities, and we
Speaker 4: also do what we can in our belief systems of
Speaker 4: supporting the sciences, okay, and the policy makers. Okay. I
Speaker 4: only I only sound like I'm ranting because you pooh pooh,
Speaker 4: you said you do you say once you go back
Speaker 4: to the A, B C. Like this is a giant
Speaker 4: lefty lezzo kind of librarian belief system.
Speaker 2: I say, keep it the ABC, go back there. And
Speaker 2: I don't think you're a big lefty just I'll just say,
Speaker 2: there'll be snown next to your kids. It'll happen. It'll happen.
Speaker 2: And you know right now, we can only deal with
Speaker 2: what we can.
Speaker 4: Deal We only can deal with one thing at a time.
Speaker 4: And what's that, Brendan. How many of your gas guzzling
Speaker 4: bikes are out in the road at any one time?
Speaker 4: And your big boats and your big whatever?
Speaker 2: How this done? I commented about your jumper jump my right.
Speaker 4: He's got one on two. He's lamenting win.
Speaker 2: You guys are wearing way too much jumper. I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now spring has sprun. We have an action backshaw.
Speaker 4: Tina Arena. I know if you want someone who's going
Speaker 4: to rant, let's get on Tina.
Speaker 2: Tina and I have a history, one a good history.
Speaker 2: We met together. We met each other when we were
Speaker 2: on Dancing with the Stars a long time ago, and
Speaker 2: we started with a pretty much full on argument, which
Speaker 2: is scared the Stenmark twins. But then we became this.
Speaker 4: Is a sentence, you don't.
Speaker 2: We became firm friends. And she's such a lovely lady.
Speaker 2: But she's got a new new movie coming out on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Someone before to catching.
Speaker 4: Up with Sacco, Tina Arena, unravel me. It's extrameinary.
Speaker 7: We once slept together, Tina and I did you well?
Speaker 2: I was I was doing the breakfast radio hours and
Speaker 2: I like to have a sleep in the afternoon. And
Speaker 2: as you know from Dancing with the Stars, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of hurry up and get there and then nothing happens.
Speaker 7: So they pick you up from the studio.
Speaker 2: We've got to go, We've gotta go, we gotta go,
Speaker 2: and then you get there and then nothing would happen,
Speaker 2: which would drive me crazy.
Speaker 4: Then Mike twins about pat dancing.
Speaker 2: Wait, we'd be working on their sixth and seventh ab
Speaker 2: and then so I'd just be tired. And I remember
Speaker 2: one day I just need to sleep, and someone said,
Speaker 2: Tina's got a little room. She goes and sleep, said
Speaker 2: and Tina said to me, just come and sleep on
Speaker 2: the floor in my room. So we just sleep together.
Speaker 7: And it was great, and no one would bother bother Tina.
Speaker 4: They knew, they knew.
Speaker 7: It was like stirring up a lefty lesso.
Speaker 6: Anyway, Tina joining us our JCU vaccine abandons, more car
Speaker 6: a more clause car clues and how fast five?
Speaker 2: We can't do anything?
Speaker 7: Do we do that?
Speaker 1: Jamacious jonesy and amandas five.
Speaker 2: For the fast five five questions? Can you go all
Speaker 2: the way and answer all five questions correctly. If you
Speaker 2: do that, Amanda will say.
Speaker 4: You are going to win a two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 7: Can't Damien is in Barrack.
Speaker 4: Hello, Damien, Good afternoon, guys.
Speaker 2: How are we well?
Speaker 4: Not too bad? We started off with a feisty start
Speaker 4: to the show. I think knowing that Tina is going
Speaker 4: to Tina Arena is going to be joining us. She
Speaker 4: she speaks truth into power.
Speaker 2: As they say, all I mentioned was your jumper, and.
Speaker 4: I said something about climate change. You rolled your eyes
Speaker 4: and the rest is history, Damien. Question number one. A
Speaker 4: silver back is used to describe an adult male.
Speaker 3: What gorilla?
Speaker 2: Gorilla?
Speaker 7: Let's play riff raps?
Speaker 4: Understand, gotta keep the riff?
Speaker 2: Raw?
Speaker 4: What song? Damien has? This riff.
Speaker 2: That is a banger? That what I did that I did?
Speaker 7: Thanks Damien. Tony is in Dulla Chill.
Speaker 4: Hello, Tony? How are you? Are you not too bad?
Speaker 4: Let's se if you know this riff.
Speaker 7: And it's got a bitch and baseline.
Speaker 2: If I can say picture and stuff, maybe.
Speaker 4: If you don't talk over it, it might help Tony a little. Tony,
Speaker 4: do you know what riff, that is what song it is?
Speaker 7: Are they coming over to Australia?
Speaker 2: Is this?
Speaker 7: I saw some telegraph pole posters?
Speaker 4: Ryan, you google that while we ask Tony here questions.
Speaker 4: Question three, Tony, what city has the most pubs anywhere
Speaker 4: in the world? What are you looking at me? Should
Speaker 4: I give you so?
Speaker 2: Tony hadn't guess, Tony, you're breaking out.
Speaker 3: I'm going to guess London it is.
Speaker 4: You're right.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to do the multiple choice.
Speaker 4: I would have thought Ireland is London.
Speaker 7: Dublin or Dublin's considerably smaller than London the most visited.
Speaker 2: We've got the information on the spin doctors. They were
Speaker 2: going to come to Australia but they canceled their tour.
Speaker 2: Oh that.
Speaker 4: On one had the products you need to get off
Speaker 4: the posters they.
Speaker 2: Got a little bits can't be wrong, and they've got
Speaker 2: two princes and there was another one that was good.
Speaker 4: But now the posters are stuck on the poles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because those guys. Have you ever seen the
Speaker 2: dudes putting up the pole posters?
Speaker 1: It was four unexpected logistical shifts and circumstances, Okay.
Speaker 4: Old things. Circumstances, blue blue dot fever, Blue Dot fever Tony.
Speaker 7: Question number four.
Speaker 2: The most visited social media site in the world between
Speaker 2: two thousand and five and two thousand and eight was
Speaker 2: called what.
Speaker 4: The Harsh Ryan? That's question number four. The most visited
Speaker 4: social media site in the world between two thousand and
Speaker 4: five and two thousand and eight was called what gam.
Speaker 1: Nation, Jonesy and Demanders.
Speaker 2: Fast five, interspersed with a bit of commentary about things
Speaker 2: issues in the world.
Speaker 4: Things we're up to question of before it's going to
Speaker 4: Daniel and Epping. Hello, Daniels, very well.
Speaker 2: Here's the question.
Speaker 4: The most visited social media site in the world between
Speaker 4: two thousand and five and two thousand and eight was
Speaker 4: called what.
Speaker 2: My Space?
Speaker 4: Was that a precursor to Facebook?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have the Jones Unamanda MySpace page and what
Speaker 2: was on it? We you and I obviously I was
Speaker 2: in two that when we built the pyramids when we
Speaker 2: first started our radio show. I wonder if it's still there,
Speaker 2: we should look it up. This question five for you, Daniel.
Speaker 2: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the famous author who created Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 2: famously believed which mythical creature was real. Peter is in pellopilot.
Speaker 4: Hi, I'm going to give you a and here Pete
Speaker 4: because in nine well, because if you know, we get well,
Speaker 4: we can keep going till six o'clock to see if
Speaker 4: someone knows the answer. Here do you know the answer, Pete?
Speaker 4: Or can I help you?
Speaker 3: Um? I could have a stab?
Speaker 4: Have a stab?
Speaker 7: Have a stab?
Speaker 3: This is I just you just dropped out, he said,
Speaker 3: this is the question.
Speaker 4: Of Barian after Conan daughter. So the famous author Credit
Speaker 4: shollow Homes famous famously believe which mythical creature was real?
Speaker 3: Is it fairies?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is fair he had Peter. Well done with you?
Speaker 2: Or you just dropped out there for a minute.
Speaker 4: This is because there were I remember seeing a documentary
Speaker 4: on this. There were in nineteen seventeen. There were two
Speaker 4: young cousins in England and they cut out pictures that
Speaker 4: are out of cardboard yep, fairies and put them around
Speaker 4: the garden and filmed them. And weirdly, many many people,
Speaker 4: including so Arthur Conan Doyle, believe that.
Speaker 2: They were the first Ai slop.
Speaker 4: He wasn't even Slop, It was just Ai and everyone
Speaker 4: feel for it.
Speaker 2: And also in one of his novels about Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 2: he had Sherlock Holmes believe that the Sun revolved around
Speaker 2: the Earth, not the Earth revolved around the Sun, and
Speaker 2: as a bit of a thing about his own ignorance
Speaker 2: to fairies. Oh you didn't think you will get some
Speaker 2: learning here today.
Speaker 4: Didn't you know? I'm confused.
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Speaker 4: Why don't we be the harbinger of anything outside our
Speaker 4: studio window? The birds are going crazy. This is a
Speaker 4: sign of the apocalypse.
Speaker 2: Could be or just the change of season.
Speaker 4: All right, well we'll put it down to that then, Okay.
Speaker 4: I'm always intrigued by people who have very specific fields
Speaker 4: of specialist interest. After all, my years are beyond two thousand.
Speaker 4: I think I know a little bit about a lot
Speaker 4: of things, but I haven't deep dived on a single thing.
Speaker 2: That's why you're in commercial radio maybe same as me.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Do you have any specialists kind of knowledge musical information?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Tell me?
Speaker 7: Do you dormanted to you asked me anything you want?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no that everyone expects you to know musical stuff.
Speaker 2: What about well motorcycles, Hardy David's motorcycles?
Speaker 7: What about you? Do you have any No? Barry Madela,
Speaker 7: I look at.
Speaker 4: You, and you you would think so, wouldn't you. I
Speaker 4: was once on a cruise with my friend Melanie. We're
Speaker 4: both the biggest Barry Manilow fans and we're on a cruise.
Speaker 4: There was a Barry malo impersonator. Oh, we didn't care.
Speaker 4: We were there and there was a quiz night, and
Speaker 4: we thought, how hard can this be? There's another woman,
Speaker 4: an American, who put her hand up and answered all
Speaker 4: the questions before we had a chance. We were hum rumping.
Speaker 4: What would come on that? We were pulling giant faces.
Speaker 4: Steam was coming out of our ears.
Speaker 2: Painting the picture Barry mallilonem personator, you and Melanie and
Speaker 2: the American and that was.
Speaker 4: Pretty much pretty much. It was a very attractive tabloids.
Speaker 2: You can imagine.
Speaker 7: Did she have some sort of pink hair?
Speaker 4: No, she had the classic American tourists. I don't want
Speaker 4: to be rude about this, but there's a certain genre
Speaker 4: of American tourists who looks like they're wearing. They wear
Speaker 4: the jeans and the runners and a T shirt, Vanity
Speaker 4: free that really short cropped hair, not a sceric of makeup,
Speaker 4: and Vanity Free. She was the woman. And then there
Speaker 4: was a Melanie and I who looked like a picture
Speaker 4: of decorum, as you can imagine. The reason I'm asking
Speaker 4: about this is that I've been reading about this man
Speaker 4: here who rates benches, travel the world and rates benchers.
Speaker 4: He's got eighteen thousand followers on his socials about people
Speaker 4: who look at him as he rates benchers around the world.
Speaker 4: So this is his marking system. They need to have
Speaker 4: arm wrests and a backrest. There needs to be a
Speaker 4: curvature of the seat, and he likes a bench made
Speaker 4: out of wood. He gives a mark for the base
Speaker 4: has to be concreted or paved so you don't get
Speaker 4: muddy feet. Three marks for the view and the location,
Speaker 4: and you get an extra mark if wow, if it's
Speaker 4: got wow factor right. And then in light of that,
Speaker 4: I came across this other woman. She's only a young
Speaker 4: woman who has a really quirky and specific field of interest.
Speaker 4: She was on Mastermind. I'll let her explain it all.
Speaker 2: Your name Emily Madharth, your occupation policy researcher, and.
Speaker 8: You're specialist subject transport for London. Macat the history of
Speaker 8: the carpet like fabric used to cover the seats of
Speaker 8: the capital's public transport vehicles in two minutes Here we Go,
Speaker 8: which design depicting landmarks such as the Dome of Saint
Speaker 8: Paul's and the London Eye, is named after the publicity
Speaker 8: manager who commissioned mokeettes for London Transport in the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 8: Amen Yes. In the nineteen nineties, a branded moquette featuring
Speaker 8: lines of classification headings from the Yellow Page's telephone directory
Speaker 8: was used on which tube line Fackle Yes, Bushy and
Speaker 8: Bell Size are two mokettes created by witch designer, following
Speaker 8: the brief that the material needed to look fresh at
Speaker 8: all times, even after bricklayers.
Speaker 7: Had sat on it.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 8: The nineteen forties coquette known as Roundel or Bullseye, was
Speaker 8: originally attributed to Eddie Chapman, but was later discovered to
Speaker 8: be the work of which other.
Speaker 1: Designer, Joy Jarvis.
Speaker 2: It was Joy Jarvis.
Speaker 4: It was Joy Jarvis. I'm glad when they designed. Then
Speaker 4: they're talking about when bricklayer sat on it, it was
Speaker 4: in marks and not Richard. Oh, I know, I'm what
Speaker 4: I meant, skied. That's truthful completely Okay. So your specialist subject,
Speaker 4: what would be your a specialist subject? And it can't
Speaker 4: be Harley Davidson's and it can't What about motorcycle? No, no, no,
Speaker 4: I got no motorcycles, no motorcycles.
Speaker 2: You know, when I was a.
Speaker 7: Kid, I was a big fan of outboard motors.
Speaker 4: Right, done, done, I'm going to get onto it when
Speaker 4: we return. I'm going to quiz you.
Speaker 7: Just like you're cutting humor.
Speaker 2: You just witness.
Speaker 4: I'm going to quiz you on.
Speaker 2: Because I had every catalog when i'd go along as
Speaker 2: a kid, and I didn't have a boat.
Speaker 7: I didn't have a outboard motor. My dad did never boat.
Speaker 2: But I used to love particularly outboard motors, and I
Speaker 2: used to like through hub exhaust. When the through hub
Speaker 2: exhaust came out, that was my bag. Yeah, up until that,
Speaker 2: they didn't have through hub exhausts. Might be a terribleation.
Speaker 7: Okay, but then when the through hub exhaust came.
Speaker 4: Out, maybe we could go back to your musical knowledge. No,
Speaker 4: I'm going to ask you questions about outdoor motors when.
Speaker 2: We return out door motors or outboard?
Speaker 4: What about indoor motors? Now? All right, outboard motors. I'm
Speaker 4: going to ask you some questions.
Speaker 2: I'm looking for them.
Speaker 4: I think that jump is too much, completely overheating.
Speaker 7: Well, maybe you should take that off because got a.
Speaker 4: Single thing underneath. We've been talking about specialist subjects and
Speaker 4: a woman that I saw on English Mastermind and she
Speaker 4: had a very specific field of interest.
Speaker 8: And your specialist subject transport for London Macat the history
Speaker 8: of the carpet like fabric used to cover the seats
Speaker 8: of the capital's public transport vehicles in two minutes, Here
Speaker 8: we go, which design depicting landmarks such as the Dome
Speaker 8: of Saint Paul's and the London I is named after
Speaker 8: the publicity manager who commissioned mokets for London Transport in
Speaker 8: the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 4: Amen. Yes, so I asked you what your field of
Speaker 4: interest was and you've actually got a lot of knowledge.
Speaker 4: You actually do. You're a very knowledgeable.
Speaker 7: Person one in this business.
Speaker 4: You're probably no, I'm being sincere about you. You have
Speaker 4: more knowledge than I think most people in this industry do.
Speaker 4: It's not always good knowledge. It might be about episode
Speaker 4: four of The Love Vote in nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 7: Was that when Isaac found true love?
Speaker 2: See, yes, that's a very nice thing for you to say.
Speaker 4: Now, I think you're a very knowledgeable person because I'm
Speaker 4: stunned at your memory. Information goes in and it actually
Speaker 4: really stays in.
Speaker 2: You haven't no employment information.
Speaker 7: No, it's never important information, nothing important.
Speaker 2: It's just junk.
Speaker 4: But you know things about music, you know things about motorcycles.
Speaker 4: But so we've nominated outboard motors that you say you're
Speaker 4: used to be obsessed with.
Speaker 2: When I was a boy, I was obsessed without board motives.
Speaker 2: I don't know why. I'd just like the look of them.
Speaker 4: All right, Well let's start the show. Okay, Well, hello
Speaker 4: and welcome to What does Brendan Jones know about outdoor motors?
Speaker 4: Our book posts, ah, our board motors and today, what
Speaker 4: are the chances where our contestant is Brendan Jones. Alo, Brendan,
Speaker 4: tell us a bit.
Speaker 2: About yourself, thanks, Eddie. Ah Well, that's enough.
Speaker 4: Are you ready for question one?
Speaker 7: I am, thank you mate.
Speaker 4: You turn the music down. It's very irritating. Thank you.
Speaker 4: What's the purpose of a flywheel's magnets in many outboards?
Speaker 7: Well, that's that's what generates.
Speaker 2: That's the alternator that generates the power, that provides the
Speaker 2: twelve power through the and the older matters depending on
Speaker 2: which one.
Speaker 7: But also, have you got CDI ignition? Am I near it?
Speaker 4: I'll read the answer I've got here and see if
Speaker 4: that's what you're saying. They interact with the stata you
Speaker 4: generate electrical power. Yeah, it's depending on the ignition system
Speaker 4: contribute to ignition operations.
Speaker 2: Which is pretty much what I just said.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll give you that question number two, Brendan.
Speaker 2: Well, what do I win? By the way, Oh, wait and.
Speaker 4: See what's the most common reason and otherwise healthy outboard
Speaker 4: fails to reach it's recommended? What RPM?
Speaker 2: Well, it could be fuel starvation, uh, bad injectors, a
Speaker 2: lack of fuel, lack of air, lack of spark.
Speaker 4: What about incorrect propeller selection to pitch is a common I.
Speaker 2: Was about to go into the proper.
Speaker 4: Question. Question number three, What is the purpose of a
Speaker 4: talk tab on an outboard.
Speaker 2: So that goes on the cavitation plate and it deems
Speaker 2: the talk of where the whatever the propeller's trust is
Speaker 2: coming out. You can set the talk tab so as
Speaker 2: what bias of the engine? Well, that's what it says,
Speaker 2: does it says?
Speaker 4: How do you know what it says?
Speaker 7: Is it says because you're What.
Speaker 4: It says is to counteract steering talk handling.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what did you think that?
Speaker 4: This is why you can't go on those shows because
Speaker 4: you're too rude. Here's one more. Why does single propeller
Speaker 4: outboards tend to produce steering.
Speaker 2: Talk because of the aforementioned talk tab Because there's only
Speaker 2: one propeller, it's pitched for one side.
Speaker 4: We look, that's not what this says is the rotating
Speaker 4: propeller and its interaction with the water create a systematic
Speaker 4: I said, no, you did asymmetric force. They'd be transmitted
Speaker 4: through the motor to the boat.
Speaker 7: You know you're doing a terrible job, Eddie.
Speaker 4: If you're going to answer a couple of questions, what
Speaker 4: a shame you haven't won anything? You know what you
Speaker 4: were going to win. You know, I've been doing my
Speaker 4: vocal exercises and blowing bubbles into the water that's four
Speaker 4: days old, and you were going to win that. Everyone
Speaker 4: goes home empty handed.
Speaker 2: Worst game show I've ever been on, And you've been
Speaker 2: on some shockers, on some dreadful I was on Put
Speaker 2: Your Pants for Cash.
Speaker 4: I won that if I remember correctly, dining out on it.
Speaker 2: OK, thank you.
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Speaker 4: Tell you very well, this is exciting. Let' see if
Speaker 4: you know who they are. Talk us through who the
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Speaker 5: Okay, I think number one is Sabrina Carpenter, Number two,
Speaker 5: Delta Goodrum, number three, Danny DeVito, number four, Reese with
Speaker 5: a spoon, and number five Curios.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, let's go through. Celebrity number one, you said,
Speaker 4: Sabrina Carpenter.
Speaker 2: Because the clue was hair straight.
Speaker 4: Now that is incorrect. Ah, celebrity almost said who it was.
Speaker 4: I'm not good at that. Celebrity number two you said, Delta.
Speaker 2: Gudrum because the clue was bikini and jeans.
Speaker 4: That is incorrect. A Celebrity number three, you said, Danny DeVito.
Speaker 2: We all know that. The moment I sat down, I
Speaker 2: thought I was looking into a mirror.
Speaker 4: That is correct. We know that already, so you don't
Speaker 4: mean anything for that one. Celebrity four you said Reese Witherspoon.
Speaker 7: Because the clue was legal papers.
Speaker 4: That is incorrect. Ah, Celebrity five you said Nick Curios.
Speaker 2: Because the clue was sweatband.
Speaker 4: That is incorrect. Aise, sorry, a big fat zero, I'm afraid.
Speaker 7: Four points for Amanda Milk and the Eddie McGuire made.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed that enormously, Louise, thank you for playing.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow, we'll give you another chance to win the Jay five,
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Speaker 4: Today it is Tuesday, and that means.
Speaker 8: Believe in that the world is flat.
Speaker 4: I don't know, tin hat Tuesday. I've got a couple
Speaker 4: of very interesting ones today. The first one here comes
Speaker 4: from a man called Jason Shirker. He's an American author,
Speaker 4: a speaker, an entrepreneur, an online media figure known for
Speaker 4: his spirituality. Consciousness, alternative healing, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: That's a hell of a LinkedIn prof.
Speaker 4: Well, here's his big thing. You know how we've been
Speaker 4: told for years and years since medicine began not to
Speaker 4: drink your own urine.
Speaker 7: Yep, yep.
Speaker 4: Well that's a giant furfee because in fact, it's pretty
Speaker 4: much a vaccine.
Speaker 7: Urine is a vaccine.
Speaker 2: That's essentially what it is. That's what it's based on.
Speaker 10: And when you re ingest it, when you're sick, within hours,
Speaker 10: you will overcome that sickness. And I speak from experience
Speaker 10: because whenever I'm feeling bad, take a glass you drink.
Speaker 2: It sounds crazy, but that's a vaccine.
Speaker 10: It is your own perfect medicine that was generated by
Speaker 10: the laboratory, in your own body.
Speaker 7: Or pharmaceutical companies would go out of business and they
Speaker 7: don't want that. So what did they do.
Speaker 10: They created a campaign and this was done over the
Speaker 10: past hundred years to get people to think that urine
Speaker 10: is toxic and it is toxic waste.
Speaker 2: Human bear grills, big urine, big urine.
Speaker 4: Well that's right. So pharmaceutical companies are saying, imagine if
Speaker 4: people knew that they could grow their own vaccines in
Speaker 4: their own own bodies. We'll all go out of business. Hence,
Speaker 4: let's start a campaign saying it's bad for you.
Speaker 2: I don't want to papoo this go on?
Speaker 4: What did we were allowed to ppoo them? We're allowed
Speaker 4: to purse.
Speaker 2: There's no judgment.
Speaker 4: Really, you're allowed to have some judgment.
Speaker 2: But that's waste. It's waste products, So it can't be
Speaker 2: good for you.
Speaker 4: No, it's the cells getting rid of the stuff that
Speaker 4: you're body.
Speaker 7: Because if that was the case, why would you even
Speaker 7: need to urinate?
Speaker 4: You make a good point. Well, well, he says that
Speaker 4: it's quite intense and you need to process it but
Speaker 4: re ingest it. But also if it really, if this
Speaker 4: was the case, don't you think there'd be more people
Speaker 4: just than him and Bear Grills saying, and Gandy saying,
Speaker 4: let's have a skull right.
Speaker 7: His cheers go on a cruise with those three guys.
Speaker 4: Here's my next one. And I think we may have
Speaker 4: spoken about this before. Garth Brooks, Oh yeah, country performer,
Speaker 4: likable man. What's not to like about Garth Brooks.
Speaker 7: Looks like a thumb with a cowboy hat.
Speaker 4: He does a little bit. Well, what's not to like
Speaker 4: him is according to a whole lot of people, he's
Speaker 4: a serial killer. I've heard this, and that is because
Speaker 4: since the nineteen nineties, everywhere that he has performed, people
Speaker 4: are saying there are dozens of missing people and murders
Speaker 4: in those exact locations. To the point where this came
Speaker 4: up on my feed the other day. Garth Brooks killed
Speaker 4: my Auntie Julian. Heindmash Adelaide on the third of September
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 7: Not Adelaide Australia.
Speaker 2: I don't know know's Adelaide in America?
Speaker 4: Is it? Says he. My lovely auntie Julia was last
Speaker 4: singing during garth set, crying to the river, which is
Speaker 4: probably where she is now. I don't know how he
Speaker 4: slips out with all his mates are just maybe playing cards,
Speaker 4: he says. I was very long, heading out with a
Speaker 4: bag and a murderer's mask one I'll be back shortly, Fellas.
Speaker 2: Isn't that a burglary? I said? Garth Brooks is performing
Speaker 2: Artie Juli's in the crowd, tears streaked face, and then
Speaker 2: while there's a long guitar solo, presumably not from Garth,
Speaker 2: he goes into the crowd, suptitiously grabs Auntie, Julie, knocks
Speaker 2: her off, and then comes back on.
Speaker 4: The gay Don't be stupid. I imagine it happens after
Speaker 4: he's performed. I imagine that This is what people say, is
Speaker 4: that people are in the crowd, they go out to
Speaker 4: a bar afterwards.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing maybe that's where it happens. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Someone here has said this is a bunch of shi
Speaker 4: t and someone said, then the person said, what, my
Speaker 4: auntie was murdered and you're calling this shi t.
Speaker 7: That's why I like tin Hat Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Well that's what that is. So saddle up. What have
Speaker 4: you got for us? We've got our tin hats on.
Speaker 4: Please join us, Jones and Amanda.
Speaker 1: Listen to the podcast whenever you want with the free
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Speaker 2: It's Tuesday.
Speaker 9: Do you believe in that the world is flat?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. A. Well, this is tin hat Tuesday.
Speaker 4: We've had some beauties today.
Speaker 2: The fact, just from the get go, Garth Brooks is
Speaker 2: not a serial killer.
Speaker 4: Well you and I know that, or do we? One
Speaker 4: of the biggest musical acts in the world. Apparently, when
Speaker 4: he performs on stage in that town, people go missing
Speaker 4: or end up murder.
Speaker 2: The only thing he kills is the country crossover chat.
Speaker 4: Oh nice, Brendon, All right, well how about this one.
Speaker 4: I've got one more before we start taking a calls.
Speaker 4: There's a guy on Instagram called Adrian and here's a
Speaker 4: theory that you only celebrate the birthday you were born,
Speaker 4: your birthday after that, knowing how old you are every year,
Speaker 4: and celebrating your birthday makes you age faster. He describes
Speaker 4: himself as an eclectic being with the Wisdom Academy. So
Speaker 4: just so we know where we are with that, right.
Speaker 4: Someone else who was a proponent of this is Prince.
Speaker 4: He's Prince being interviewed about that. I'm birthdays at that birthdays.
Speaker 9: No, we came here not knowing that we were going
Speaker 9: to die. Somebody told us that you had how many birthdays?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 9: Well, I know that you had one birthday. Yeah, when
Speaker 9: I was born on a certain day, and you had
Speaker 9: no more birthdays after that. Don't celebrate birthdays. So that
Speaker 9: stops me from counting days, which stops me from counting time,
Speaker 9: which allows me to still look the same as that.
Speaker 4: Probably, he says, how young he looks. It's a shame
Speaker 4: he died at the age of fifty seven from a
Speaker 4: fental overdose. Maybe if it had a bit more birthday cakes, yeah,
Speaker 4: and chosen to celebrate birthdays, he might have hit fifty eight.
Speaker 7: Well, you only get you're born once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh really, thank you for explaining.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying he's just.
Speaker 4: Well, he says. The whole idea of that is that
Speaker 4: the birthday, the cake, the candles, the celebration tells your
Speaker 4: brain and your body that you're getting old.
Speaker 2: What about his whole party on like it's nineteen ninety nine, Well, well,
Speaker 2: what's that all about?
Speaker 4: Well, it's it all about about choosing to look young forever,
Speaker 4: but dying at fifty seven.
Speaker 2: Whether it's with little Red Corvette, Well, what's with it all?
Speaker 2: Charlie has joined us on thirteen fifty five, twenty two.
Speaker 11: Charlie him, Amanda, I'm a huge fan of you guys.
Speaker 11: I've got my conspiracy theory is that the Doctor the Thursday,
Speaker 11: the episode of Doctor Who is related to the jove
Speaker 11: Ca assassination is linked.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, more information required, Charlie, why would you.
Speaker 11: Create a sci fi show and air the very next
Speaker 11: day if you don't know if you didn't know about it, I.
Speaker 4: Don't understand what you're saying. The next day after the assassination.
Speaker 11: Because it's it's it's because it's got something to do
Speaker 11: with sci fi and that it was a bit spooky
Speaker 11: because they didn't know about it, and they thought because
Speaker 11: it was it was November twenty three was when Doctor
Speaker 11: Who aired, right, and the JFK assassination happened in November.
Speaker 11: Seconds in the elementary seconds and during the pilot episode
Speaker 11: they had to cut Toway one hour special of the
Speaker 11: JFK announcing the depth of JFK over in England.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, okay, So did Doctor Who come out of
Speaker 2: his tartus and say the president has been assassinated?
Speaker 4: Yeah? What's the connection between Doctor Who and the assassination?
Speaker 11: Well, there was a book that was written and got
Speaker 11: something to do that. It was the fiction book. It
Speaker 11: was about the doctor who was there during the JFK
Speaker 11: assassination and saw it.
Speaker 4: Bryan's playing this music to stop us asking more questions.
Speaker 4: He's in. He's in on Big Doctor.
Speaker 2: Who are you? And Big Doctor big tarts thank you
Speaker 2: with us today?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Well, that's that's interesting.
Speaker 4: You know who else is called up. It's Rob.
Speaker 2: Rob's called up.
Speaker 4: We're going to talk to him next.
Speaker 7: Okay, we're hooking through.
Speaker 2: We've got you've got any conspiracy theories we'd love to
Speaker 2: hear from you. A mander's doubly overheated. She wore too
Speaker 2: much jumper today spring weather. And then you've got a
Speaker 2: tinfoil hat on.
Speaker 4: And I've got a headache.
Speaker 2: Garf Brooks serial killer birth allegedly and doctor who knew
Speaker 2: about the jfk assassination. I need any other day these
Speaker 2: statements would be nuts, but not today, For today is
Speaker 2: a tin hat Chuesday and that the world is flat.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 4: And where would tin hat Tuesday be without this man?
Speaker 1: To go?
Speaker 3: Where to go? Where?
Speaker 2: Rob comes with his own intro?
Speaker 4: Now, okay, Rob, hello and welcome and over to you.
Speaker 3: There's a gallant Can.
Speaker 7: I just ask for the get go? The Garth Brooks thing.
Speaker 2: Have you heard of that before?
Speaker 11: Never heard it?
Speaker 7: Do you feel that there's bearing in mind? This is
Speaker 7: all alleged.
Speaker 4: We can't make accusations, No, but against one of the
Speaker 4: biggest musicians in the world.
Speaker 2: It's not would that in any way in your realm
Speaker 2: ring true?
Speaker 3: Ah, I've heard other stuff about him being a shape
Speaker 3: shifter and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But you know, yeah, all right, Rob, what have you
Speaker 4: got for us today?
Speaker 3: The questions before I start, Amanda, If you want to
Speaker 3: get rid of your headache, have a couple of glasses
Speaker 3: of water, because headaches are caused by the hydration.
Speaker 4: I think that's well, except I had I have had
Speaker 4: a lot of water today, which is why I wish
Speaker 4: you'd hurry up. I've got to go to Little Loop.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Rob, I appreciate your concern.
Speaker 3: Okay, Paul Walker's death. Yes, I witnessed the cc TV footage, right,
Speaker 3: it was coming from a warehouse right in front of
Speaker 3: the crash. All right, I'll give you a little little
Speaker 3: bit of background on the driver, Roger Rhodes. He was
Speaker 3: a professional waist car driver. He won He actually came
Speaker 3: second in the Porsche what do you call it, Porsch
Speaker 3: Driver's Cup series you comes to right, and he was
Speaker 3: in the Parly Well Well Challenged right, and he was
Speaker 3: he used to race the same sort of car that
Speaker 3: they crashed him, right, And it was the race he
Speaker 3: he used to go in excess of one hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy mile an hour and apparently The crash happened at
Speaker 3: about ninety mile an hour now eye witnessed in the
Speaker 3: CCTV footage. Right, I'm going to stay right here. The
Speaker 3: Paul Walker and his partner were murdered.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: The car was being chased by a drone, all right,
Speaker 3: And before the car the car hit the power pole
Speaker 3: and the trees, it was flitting up by a small
Speaker 3: missile that came from the drone.
Speaker 2: Okay, to why that role, Why would you kill a
Speaker 2: movie star and a race car driver?
Speaker 3: Well, the race car well, they happened to be together
Speaker 3: like as our mates.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: The Paul Walker, just before he died, he announced that
Speaker 3: he was not going to do any more fast and
Speaker 3: Furious films and he was leaving Hollwood because he didn't
Speaker 3: want to be a part of all the all the
Speaker 3: crap that was going on in Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, So do you think.
Speaker 4: So you think sort of the illuminati filmy people?
Speaker 3: Well, the yeah, well, Hollywood, I suppose I witnessed it
Speaker 3: on CCTV footage.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: The drain was about the size of a car tire
Speaker 3: and a small I've seen the puff of smoke coming
Speaker 3: from them in this little small missile split the car
Speaker 3: in two when they hit on impact nine.
Speaker 2: Miles per hour like a push would fall the bits hit.
Speaker 2: But can I say the object?
Speaker 4: But if he was hit by a missile, why would
Speaker 4: that have been hushed up by police? What's in it
Speaker 4: for them to hush that up?
Speaker 3: Hollywood's got that much power. You don't You don't understand
Speaker 3: how much power they have, even you know Rebecca Gidney, right,
Speaker 3: she tried to hand it holy. She went what it
Speaker 3: was all about it? And she said, no, I don't
Speaker 3: want no part of that. She came back, will spray
Speaker 3: up it's true, came back.
Speaker 7: And got the me and ag Gi.
Speaker 2: Well, Rob, Rob, We will let people week.
Speaker 4: Let that sit with people as to how they feel
Speaker 4: about that information. It was Vin Diesel who've benefited from
Speaker 4: him not being in that film. We're just starting to
Speaker 4: talk like we're on murder, she wrote.
Speaker 2: Now, okay, Well, in the end they didn't even say
Speaker 2: that Paul Walker had died. His character lived on. And
Speaker 2: remember they pull up it used to say you live
Speaker 2: quarter mile at a time whatever, And then they drove
Speaker 2: off into that and Charlie Pooth started singing that song.
Speaker 4: Have they made movies since then? The last Yeah, they
Speaker 4: loved to fast, so didn't slow anyone down? No, no, no,
Speaker 4: So he could have just left Hollywood, No one would
Speaker 4: have cared. Didn't stop the franchise.
Speaker 2: No, you can't stop the Fast franchise, Amanda.
Speaker 4: I'll have to ask Rebecca Gibney about whether what she saw.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's grabbed meionnaire's going.
Speaker 4: I'll ask if she's seen any drones coming at her.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: This is always enlightening. Can I just say Jonesie and
Speaker 4: I are not proponents of any of this information?
Speaker 2: Got tin hats on at the moment.
Speaker 4: Can this just be known? Our heads smell like garlic
Speaker 4: bread and that's how we protect us.
Speaker 2: I'd like to add to it. You can Jonesy Demanda
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Speaker 1: You'll listen into the jon Zy Demanda podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah something a request for them to do it again.
Speaker 4: Enza mentioned lay off the moonshine.
Speaker 9: Always knocking a man, it's so weak, Amanda.
Speaker 2: Knocking Tina Arena joining us on the show is great
Speaker 2: to catch up with Tina as a former Alama Mata
Speaker 2: of mine with the Dancing with the Stars season of
Speaker 2: twenty thirteen.
Speaker 4: Did she did she go further than you?
Speaker 2: Yes? And rightly so. She should have gone further. Everyone
Speaker 2: should have gone further than me. Tony Barble was outraged
Speaker 2: that I beat him. He just stood there and said,
Speaker 2: how the hell did you beat me?
Speaker 4: Well, I saw him dance, and that was the one
Speaker 4: thing I could understand.
Speaker 2: I beat one of those beat the steen Mark twins.
Speaker 7: But Tina and I our relationship met.
Speaker 2: We met each other just as we're doing the promotional
Speaker 2: photography for the Dancing with the Stars cast. You know
Speaker 2: they put in TV week and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: Would you terribly hung over that day?
Speaker 2: Raging hangover? And you know, when you're making small talk
Speaker 2: and you know, who do you know in the business?
Speaker 2: And I happened to mention a certain broadcaster who I'm
Speaker 2: mates with, and Tina was it was red rag to
Speaker 2: a bull, you know, and there was a lot of swears,
Speaker 2: and I said, well, Tna, you can't judge me for
Speaker 2: what you think of that person. I quite like that person.
Speaker 2: They're a friend of mine. And then the rage ensould
Speaker 2: should and it just got worse and worse over there.
Speaker 2: It was like a reservoir dogs thing.
Speaker 4: But then he lost an ear.
Speaker 2: Then I said to us, I look at it we
Speaker 2: don't have to agree about him everything, you know, but
Speaker 2: it's you're frightening the Stenmark Twins and Tony Barber.
Speaker 7: So let's just you know whoever we like, let's love
Speaker 7: each other. And she said, you know what, Steve, But
Speaker 7: that was.
Speaker 2: The first friendship was for And then after that we
Speaker 2: would spend so much time together and I'd end up
Speaker 2: I felt that comfortable with her, and she with me.
Speaker 2: And I was doing breakfast radio then and I was
Speaker 2: just so tired. And she had a little place where
Speaker 2: you go and have a sleep. And one day I
Speaker 2: just said, I was sitting in a chair, and she said,
Speaker 2: why don't you come asleep in my room on the floor.
Speaker 7: I'll sleep on the lounge.
Speaker 2: You sleep on the floor.
Speaker 4: This is why you boast that you've slept with Tina Arena.
Speaker 2: It's a big boast.
Speaker 5: And that was it.
Speaker 4: So you know you've still got the taser marks on
Speaker 4: your neck.
Speaker 2: There was no there was no taser mind to be jealous,
Speaker 2: there's no to during their friend I'll.
Speaker 4: Be all right. She's got a new movie, Tina Arena
Speaker 4: unravel Me, a documentary about her life, and she is
Speaker 4: joining us next on Gold. Can you believe that Tina
Speaker 4: Arena has been in the spotlight for fifty years. What
Speaker 4: an incredible career from young talent time to becoming one
Speaker 4: of Australia's most loved and respected artists. Tina has done
Speaker 4: it all and now she's pulling back the curtain. In
Speaker 4: her new documentary Tina Arena unravel Me, Tina joins us
Speaker 4: now Hollis.
Speaker 12: Hello, Hello, Aman to Hi, Hi. Brendon's pretty good. Actually
Speaker 12: missed you or miss us sort of shuffling our feet together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, for those who do know, Tina
Speaker 2: and I shared a stage, I know you what you
Speaker 2: We slept and we.
Speaker 4: Slept together, waiting for him to say he slept.
Speaker 7: We slept together, and I know that we need to
Speaker 7: say anything more.
Speaker 12: Now you're controversial, you are condj.
Speaker 4: It was as sad as the passing of Johnny Young was.
Speaker 4: It was nice to see your beautiful face talking about
Speaker 4: your respect for him. It was lovely.
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, you know it's He's the reason why I've
Speaker 12: been able to have a fifty year career. So how
Speaker 12: do you not pay tribute and acknowledge somebody that was
Speaker 12: massively instrumental in your Life's true? I didn't we didn't.
Speaker 12: He went very quickly. He was apparently became very ill
Speaker 12: in July and just didn't turn the corner. And when
Speaker 12: it all happened during the documentary and stuff, there was
Speaker 12: so many layers to deal with because he was a
Speaker 12: really he's a really big part of our family. There
Speaker 12: was so much, so much respect.
Speaker 2: The news has just broken that your ex husband is
Speaker 2: now going to go to jail for six years. That
Speaker 2: in itself would have been like with everything you had
Speaker 2: going on in your life, that would have been dreadful,
Speaker 2: and this is dreadful.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, there's do you know what, there's really
Speaker 12: nothing for me to say about it. At the end
Speaker 12: of the day. There's not really my ploy. I've said
Speaker 12: everything that I've needed to say, you know, there's it's
Speaker 12: just it's it's not my business. That's just it is
Speaker 12: what it is.
Speaker 4: What can I say fair enough?
Speaker 2: Has it been?
Speaker 4: Has it come at a cost that you have chosen
Speaker 4: to be the outspoken woman? I don't mean the only
Speaker 4: outspoken one, but that's a certain role that if women
Speaker 4: play that they cop all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 12: Yeah they do, they do, Amanda, But I don't know
Speaker 12: if people you know, I'm like Look, if people don't
Speaker 12: want to listen, I understand that that's fine, don't listen.
Speaker 12: You don't have to have a choice. Remember, you always
Speaker 12: have a choice. But I feel that at my age,
Speaker 12: being somebody that's sixty years of age next year, I
Speaker 12: look and I go, well, I kind of have a
Speaker 12: bit of a responsibility to not play because I don't
Speaker 12: play the bullshit game. Yep, I can't do it, that's all.
Speaker 12: So I will speak up about it because they see
Speaker 12: that this people don't know. So if we can learn
Speaker 12: something from one another, that's the beautiful thing about life.
Speaker 12: There's so many things I don't know about out but
Speaker 12: I'm curious enough to learn or be guided.
Speaker 2: And it's funny you work in that industry but you
Speaker 2: don't play the game. It's by rights that shouldn't actually work.
Speaker 12: No, I know, but it's really important because what I've realized,
Speaker 12: you know, after having really I'm very, very involved in
Speaker 12: my career. I am involved. I'm a business and I
Speaker 12: understand that now. It took me a long time to
Speaker 12: accept it because I just thought I'm an artist. What
Speaker 12: do I know about business? You know, I've figned so
Speaker 12: many shit deals and made some really stupid mistakes that
Speaker 12: I don't Then in one day, so it's something the light.
Speaker 12: The light went on and I went, if I don't
Speaker 12: understand my business, they're just going to continue to do
Speaker 12: what they do. And you know, I'm a big believer
Speaker 12: in that. You know, artists really do struggle if you
Speaker 12: think about the certainly the digital the digital industry. As
Speaker 12: soon as it came on, you know, you know, they
Speaker 12: were trying to sell us that, oh, you know, everybody
Speaker 12: can have a go, everybody can listen to it at
Speaker 12: any time. And I knew the model was wrong from
Speaker 12: the get go. I said, no, this model is not right.
Speaker 12: And then as I started digging further, I thought, right,
Speaker 12: so here we are. Everybody pays their subscriptions and so forth.
Speaker 12: So how was the model broken down? Who gets what
Speaker 12: in the grand scheme of things? How does it work?
Speaker 12: When I started to discover how it worked, I was like,
Speaker 12: I can't be a part of that.
Speaker 4: I just can't.
Speaker 7: Yeh youp you and Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 12: Snoop me Snoops And we're the only ones that really
Speaker 12: speak up about it. Because at the end of the day,
Speaker 12: I turned around to somebody in the industry as the
Speaker 12: first time I ever really spoke up and I said,
Speaker 12: do you know what? I said? It's idiots like me
Speaker 12: that keep you employed, and you just have no respect
Speaker 12: for me. And I just went, it's because of idiots
Speaker 12: like me that you are employed whilst you have your
Speaker 12: salary falling into your account every week. We don't know
Speaker 12: where our next buck's coming from, and our next buck's
Speaker 12: been stolen, and then we've got to pay tax on
Speaker 12: top of it, while they all take the money and
Speaker 12: pay the taxes offshore. Something You're going, am I the
Speaker 12: only idiots around my idiots? I'm an idiot.
Speaker 2: You are not an idiot.
Speaker 7: I'd like to see a collab you and Snoop Dog.
Speaker 2: This could be a thing. But who's who's paying for
Speaker 2: the streams? This could be a thing you and Snoop
Speaker 2: dogg Islands in the streams.
Speaker 12: Brendan, what a great idea rap version of Islands and
Speaker 12: Snoop Dog and then pop.
Speaker 4: It on Spotify and we can all stream.
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Speaker 11: Where's our chick?
Speaker 2: Where's our money? A collabs aside. I'm just so happy
Speaker 2: that you're doing so well. Tina and Renna unravel Me
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Speaker 2: I love having you on our show.
Speaker 12: So thank you, thank you, Tina, Thanks Amanda, Thanks Brendan.
Speaker 12: I really appreciate your time. Thanks for the great and
Speaker 12: the honest conversation. That's important to have.
Speaker 7: That's true, that's true. It's all you too, Weighty.
Speaker 12: I know I can't help myself.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: That's what we love about you.
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Speaker 4: in parents, and that is Book Week. We are in
Speaker 4: the midst of it in most parts of the country.
Speaker 4: Book Week in Australia runs from twenty second of August
Speaker 4: to Friday, the twenty eighth of August, so pretty much
Speaker 4: as I said, we are in the drop zone and
Speaker 4: it's symphony of stories is the theme.
Speaker 12: This year.
Speaker 4: It marks the eightieth anniversary of Book Week. The school parade,
Speaker 4: Stress up Days, author visits library events themed activities, many
Speaker 4: schools doing all kinds of things during this period. Many parents,
Speaker 4: I know, get a twitch in the eye because of
Speaker 4: the anxiety. Everyone's busy, What costume do we do? What
Speaker 4: are we doing? And end up kids going to school
Speaker 4: dressed as superheroes, dressed as something from the dress up box,
Speaker 4: not necessarily book related, And there are some schools of
Speaker 4: thought that are saying that's not good enough. There's been
Speaker 4: a push to ban scary Halloween costumes because that witches, monsters, wizards,
Speaker 4: making kids well.
Speaker 2: Harry Potter's and that's a series of books.
Speaker 4: That's interesting because my sister in law is a teacher's aide,
Speaker 4: and this is I asked her about this this morning
Speaker 4: and I said, what do you think? Because she's I
Speaker 4: love the effort that she makes at her school. She
Speaker 4: drove to school as she addresses an onpolumpa this year
Speaker 4: she stresses the jolly swagman Ah. She said, I think
Speaker 4: it's okay. Well, she's at a primary school. I mean,
Speaker 4: high scho don't do book weeks, so it's all primary anyway,
Speaker 4: isn't it. She said, I think it's okay for kids
Speaker 4: to dress as superheroes. Sometimes that's the way they start,
Speaker 4: they get interested in it, and then as they get
Speaker 4: older they might go as their favorite character. Yea, they
Speaker 4: get into the vibe vibe of it. They talk about books,
Speaker 4: the teachers are excited. There's an energy to it that
Speaker 4: generates a love of reading that isn't just about how
Speaker 4: you're dressing up.
Speaker 7: And she went as a swagman, Not Andy?
Speaker 4: Who's Andy?
Speaker 7: Andy sat? Andy watched Andy waited?
Speaker 4: No Brendan No, remember when my a friend of mine?
Speaker 4: So I didn't laugh about that. A friend of me
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 2: I thought Candy crushed?
Speaker 4: Exactly is it deserved? A friend of mine had a
Speaker 4: son at a school the year that Bill Clinton's book
Speaker 4: came out. So one kid just walked around in a
Speaker 4: little suit dressed as Bill Clinton.
Speaker 7: Were you and I have both written books?
Speaker 4: Yeah, No one's dressed up as that. No one dressed
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Speaker 4: So what do you think doesn't matter? I know it
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Speaker 4: not dressing as a book character for book?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: If he goes a little Minecraft thing? No Minecraft, No.
Speaker 4: But there are books on Minecraft, mind camp?
Speaker 2: Well that'd be what dress?
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Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 4: Maybe time to go to Specsavers.
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Speaker 2: It's not helped today. Not dressing up as a book
Speaker 2: character for book week does it pass the pub test?
Speaker 4: Harried parents everywhere, I'm just happy their kids are enthusiastic
Speaker 4: about dressing up not in the school uniform. Off you go,
Speaker 4: that'll do. And it's an enthusiastic moment. Kids are encouraged
Speaker 4: to to join in school activities to maybe learn about reading.
Speaker 4: And this is a fun avenue to do.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 4: Some schools and people are saying, we want you to
Speaker 4: dress as characters from books, not as just something you've
Speaker 4: got in the dress up bag from home. So not
Speaker 4: dressing up as a book character for book week or
Speaker 4: maybe dressing as a superhero. Does this pass the pub test?
Speaker 2: What do you think? It's interesting?
Speaker 5: Yes, people are forgetting kids dressing up as superheroes.
Speaker 3: They are comic books, which are.
Speaker 11: Books are dressed up as asterisks, the girl as a kid,
Speaker 11: and I loved it.
Speaker 3: I think parents are just too busy to look around
Speaker 3: costumes sometimes, so I think superhero costumes are fine. No,
Speaker 3: not really, primory teacher, here, see some great costumes, feats
Speaker 3: go to all the effort, and then you get a
Speaker 3: bunch of kids that just wear their sports uniform and.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 3: Put a bit of effort into it.
Speaker 5: No, it doesn't, but I'm pretty flexible.
Speaker 12: You can be a superhero because there's comics and everything,
Speaker 12: so as long as there has been a published book
Speaker 12: of the character, I think it's all good.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I remember one year a kid dressed up as Alien
Speaker 2: and no one dressed up as Predator because there was
Speaker 2: a book Alien v.
Speaker 7: Predator. And then they spend the time, just wrestling in
Speaker 7: the car park.
Speaker 4: Well that's part of a suit, that's part of your
Speaker 4: character definition. Yeah, I think one year liman his last
Speaker 4: year of primary school. So he takes the mickey and
Speaker 4: dresses little bow peep and skipped around right auto.
Speaker 2: So why is he dressing as that? As a twitter
Speaker 2: four year old man is seeing it. If you don't mind, well,
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