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Speaker 2: Hi guys, and welcome back to another episode of Life
Speaker 2: on Part This is.
Speaker 3: I'm Laura, that's Brittany. It's the same every week, nothing's changed,
Speaker 3: but this is our Saturday morning radio show.
Speaker 1: It is this is while it's the nice little tight
Speaker 1: package up edition of the radio show. We cut out
Speaker 1: all the ads and we cut out the songs. We
Speaker 1: just give you the really juicy content. We do have
Speaker 1: some juicy content for you today. Everybody likes a tight
Speaker 1: package I would like especially on Moni Gras. Oh yeah, look,
Speaker 1: I mean when we're recording this, it is actually Mardi
Speaker 1: Gras tonight. So there's a lot of Matigra content in
Speaker 1: this radio show. It is a celebration that should not,
Speaker 1: cannot and will not be ignored and we're very excited
Speaker 1: for it. But we do have a couple of things
Speaker 1: that we cover on Today's show. One of the big
Speaker 1: ones is that this week on Tuesday, which you guys
Speaker 1: will hear about on Tuesday episode, but because this is
Speaker 1: the radio show, that kind of coincides with what's happening
Speaker 1: next week. It's International Women's Day on March.
Speaker 2: Eight, which is Tuesday, and we wanted to take a
Speaker 2: little moment to really acknowledge what an important day it is.
Speaker 2: And we did all the segment on Today's radio show
Speaker 2: where Britt and I both wrote letters to our youngest self.
Speaker 1: Without knowing what the brief was or who what the
Speaker 1: other person wrote. We didn't know what the vibe was,
Speaker 1: we didn't know how long it was. We were just like, lay,
Speaker 1: what do you want to say to your fourteen year
Speaker 1: old self?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: I tried to keep mine a little bit like at
Speaker 1: a national radio level.
Speaker 3: I guess I was like, how.
Speaker 1: Deep do I want to go? How much of my
Speaker 1: tortured song all do I want to bear?
Speaker 3: So I kept mind a lot with more service level.
Speaker 3: And then Laura really brought home for us and I
Speaker 3: cried on national radio. Everyone really did a home run.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, it's like you're twenty's and your teens
Speaker 2: are such hugely transformative times in your life, and it
Speaker 2: was I don't know, it's kind of special to look
Speaker 2: back and be like, if I could go back and
Speaker 2: give myself a little bit of advice, what would that be?
Speaker 2: Run Just don't care as much as you know, nothing matters.
Speaker 2: Everything that you think matters when you're fourteen doesn't matter
Speaker 2: when you're thirty. Put it that way, one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: But we also have some really great people phoning in.
Speaker 1: We speak to Anthony Collier. He was on goggle Box.
Speaker 1: Actually he's done every pretty.
Speaker 3: Much every done every reality He's probably.
Speaker 1: Done the most reality shows, probably out of any Australian
Speaker 1: celebrity when you think about it, he's almost done them,
Speaker 1: besides The Bachelor, which he's not gonna do because he's
Speaker 1: in a relationship.
Speaker 3: But besides that, I feel like he's touched on them
Speaker 3: all totally. If he wasn't happily married, he would be
Speaker 3: doing Maths and oh no, I shouldn say you would be.
Speaker 3: But like, if he wasn't happily married, he might have.
Speaker 2: Also done those two, but he is. And we also
Speaker 2: got to speak to Vanessa and Morossi, who fenders. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, It's just like such a high school like
Speaker 2: moment for us. She was so fucking big when we
Speaker 2: were and she still is, but she was like that
Speaker 2: time of like absolutely everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like a real it's a real personal highlight.
Speaker 1: Any of the real youngins that might be listening now
Speaker 1: that don't know, I mean, like, if you don't know,
Speaker 1: absolutely everybody the song by Vanessa and Morossie. I was
Speaker 1: thirteen when it came out, so if you are younger
Speaker 1: you might not. You might not have heard it, but
Speaker 1: do yourself a favor. It is an absolute banger.
Speaker 3: A little bit of it come on, which Turi's lurking
Speaker 3: here in the background. No, that's not the right one.
Speaker 4: That this is the hit? Is this it is?
Speaker 3: Okay? She threw it out of the bars. No one
Speaker 3: needs to get that way. Okay.
Speaker 2: If that doesn't put you in the mood for Martie
Speaker 2: right tonight, then I don't know what will.
Speaker 1: It's such a great episode. We do an asking cut
Speaker 1: as well, but that is all we're gonna tell. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have to listen to the rest of the episode.
Speaker 3: Let's get into it.
Speaker 5: The Life on Cut radio show with.
Speaker 4: Britain Ladies Tuesday, March eighth, it's coming up. It's a
Speaker 4: International Women's Day, which is a very exciting day.
Speaker 1: It is a very very big day, very important day,
Speaker 1: and to celebrate we have well we've written letters to ourselves,
Speaker 1: to our younger selves, but we were also asked to
Speaker 1: write let.
Speaker 3: Us to actually but we did it with joy and
Speaker 3: you believe you know what.
Speaker 2: I think International Women's Day is such an incredible day
Speaker 2: to take stock of one how far we've come, Like,
Speaker 2: you know, women, we can do it. I mean, I
Speaker 2: we shouldn't say we can do anything. There's still a
Speaker 2: lot of inequalities in different ways, but we can do it.
Speaker 2: But we live in such an incredible time like that,
Speaker 2: we have so much agency over all different types of
Speaker 2: career paths over whether we want to be mums or
Speaker 2: not be mums. Like there's so much more choice now
Speaker 2: and we live in such a great time for that.
Speaker 2: So I think International Women's Day is a it's a
Speaker 2: wonderful time to reflect on that, and it's also a
Speaker 2: great time to like say thank you to the people
Speaker 2: who have been impactful in your life. You know, the
Speaker 2: women that have made a real difference, whether it's your mum,
Speaker 2: whether it's your boss, whoever it is, say maybe.
Speaker 1: I missed missed the boat here, but I didn't. My
Speaker 1: letter is not thanking anyone relate to my fourteen year
Speaker 1: old self.
Speaker 2: But also I think that that's it right, like you
Speaker 2: as an adult now looking back and talking to your
Speaker 2: fourteen year old self and saying like, these are the
Speaker 2: lessons that I wish I could impart on you. You know,
Speaker 2: you're going to be the leader to your fourteen year
Speaker 2: old self that you wish your hat at the.
Speaker 4: Time, Laura's got one. We'll do that later in the show.
Speaker 4: But now, Britt, we'll turn our Microsoft and we'll sit
Speaker 4: and we will we'll hear this letter that you penned
Speaker 4: to your fourteen year old self.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I just want to make a note. Laura
Speaker 1: and I don't know the bibe of each other's letter.
Speaker 1: We don't know what we wrote. We don't know the length.
Speaker 1: We literally we both got the brief write a.
Speaker 3: Letter, so here we are.
Speaker 1: Oh might cry. I tried to breathe my back and
Speaker 1: then I started crying, and I was like, oh, dear God,
Speaker 1: we're definitely not part all right.
Speaker 4: Your laptop died and maybe that was I couldn't read
Speaker 4: it right.
Speaker 1: Dear Little brit I'm writing this, dear little Britain, Dear
Speaker 1: Little Britain.
Speaker 3: Dear little Britt.
Speaker 1: I'm writing this to you as I sit in a
Speaker 1: studio behind a microphone with two great humans as co hosts. Because,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, you have your own national radio show,
Speaker 1: which came about because of the success of a podcast
Speaker 1: you are going to start.
Speaker 3: So I want to start by giving you a heads up.
Speaker 1: Every report of every year of your entire youth. Your
Speaker 1: teachers going to write Britt has a lot of potential,
Speaker 1: but she seems.
Speaker 3: To talk too much.
Speaker 1: So do you. I say, ignore those teachers and don't
Speaker 1: stop talking, because one day that talking will allow you
Speaker 1: to pay professional to do your eyebrows and your hair,
Speaker 1: because you're going to have some real touch and go
Speaker 1: do yourself moments over the years. Please please step away
Speaker 1: from the tweezers and go to a professional. You're also
Speaker 1: going to want to dye your hair blonde multiple times.
Speaker 1: It would be my best advice to fight that urge.
Speaker 1: You are going to thank me later.
Speaker 3: Your path in love and.
Speaker 1: Life is not going to be straightforward. In fact, you
Speaker 1: will get lost many times on that journey. You're going
Speaker 1: to go over a fair few speed bums, stumble across
Speaker 1: your fair share of please turn back.
Speaker 3: This is a no. Three road signs.
Speaker 1: Dead ends are a recurrent theme in your life, but
Speaker 1: it just means there's another route to get there.
Speaker 3: You've got to figure it out for yourself.
Speaker 1: You're going to spend a lot of time on your own, traveling,
Speaker 1: living and experiencing life solo. So independence is key, but
Speaker 1: that's okay. Alone doesn't equate to lonely. Remember that you'll
Speaker 1: be dumped on national TV by a man named after
Speaker 1: an animal, by a sweet animal. This wasn't an ideal situation,
Speaker 1: but it will give you a damn good story and
Speaker 1: doesn't matter because Daddy didn't raise a quitter.
Speaker 3: He raised an independent winner.
Speaker 1: And you also are going to love a rhyme at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, do you step away from
Speaker 1: the tweezers?
Speaker 3: Love hard, work hard.
Speaker 1: Talk hard, and laugh hard even though you laugh is
Speaker 1: possibly the most questionable laugh you.
Speaker 3: Ever hit the airwaves.
Speaker 1: PS Where Sunscreen Love Big brit I really like the
Speaker 1: addition of a bit of bad Lurman, Yes, a little
Speaker 1: bit of badz Lerman.
Speaker 3: At the end, there was it.
Speaker 1: I thought that thought trademark brittany where sunscreen. Oh No,
Speaker 1: that was just because I just don't want to be
Speaker 1: a wrinkly old woman.
Speaker 3: I feel like we all earn most lessons.
Speaker 4: That's the main takeaway from that. We'll do lauras later
Speaker 4: in the show.
Speaker 5: Fred Hockley and Laura Ben getting saucy for your Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: On a Life on Cut radio show. Ladies. I'm excited,
Speaker 4: as you know. It's Mardi Gras.
Speaker 3: It is, it is gay Christmas. It's time to celebrate
Speaker 3: gay Christmas. Christmas it is. It's a celebration, baby.
Speaker 1: I mean I think it's a bigger celebration than Christmas.
Speaker 3: Really, amen, I'm very sparkles. Yeah, there's a lot more sparkles, and.
Speaker 4: For us, for people like us, you know who celebrate
Speaker 4: gay Christmas. Us I am gay, the king of Mardi Gras,
Speaker 4: and if Marti Gray is gay Christmas, then Santa Claus
Speaker 4: is ethnically a himself, joins us on the line, welcome
Speaker 4: to the show, Anthony.
Speaker 6: How how how are we?
Speaker 7: I was just.
Speaker 1: About to say, I was just try about to make
Speaker 1: the joke. We just want to beat me to it?
Speaker 3: Are there more?
Speaker 5: Ho?
Speaker 3: Ho is it Christmas?
Speaker 1: Or Marni gral Oh.
Speaker 6: Brittany Hockley, probably Christmas Anthony.
Speaker 3: Welcomes to the radio show. It's so nice having you here.
Speaker 2: But also we got to see you on our screens
Speaker 2: this week with Bogs.
Speaker 3: How was that for an experience?
Speaker 6: That was definitely an experience we you know, it was
Speaker 6: either going to work for our relationship or we're going
Speaker 6: to end up in divorce because Tim and I have
Speaker 6: spent a lot of time on the couch together in
Speaker 6: the last two and a half years, and then when
Speaker 6: this came along, I was just like, really do you
Speaker 6: want to do? We really want to spend more time
Speaker 6: on the couch together and then throw ourselves on national TV.
Speaker 6: But you know what, we got through it and we
Speaker 6: didn't divorce, so that was good. I just had to
Speaker 6: drink through it.
Speaker 1: So there was no fight, no fighting on the couch.
Speaker 6: There was a lot of fighting, to be honest, they
Speaker 6: just didn't show it all. He burped, he farted, he
Speaker 6: you know, he did everything. I'm glad that they only
Speaker 6: showed the show did nice part.
Speaker 2: I mean to be fair, Like, you know, Tim's just
Speaker 2: making himself quite comfortable in his own home.
Speaker 3: He's got every right to Bourban Fight for as long
Speaker 3: as he was.
Speaker 6: It wasn't it wasn't actually our home because we had
Speaker 6: to film it last week while we were in Queensland,
Speaker 6: so we had to film it in a holiday home.
Speaker 6: So our house is not beach bo ho, and that
Speaker 6: was very beach bo ho.
Speaker 2: I think that this is like this is the smoking
Speaker 2: mirrors of TV, right, Like I thought that part of
Speaker 2: like the like the Voyeur Rhythm.
Speaker 3: Everyone that did hometowns and home visits and all. This
Speaker 3: show I thought was something like Celebrity goggle Box.
Speaker 2: Not only was I watching it because I wanted to
Speaker 2: obviously hear what you had to say about the TV shows.
Speaker 2: That gives you a bit of a pervy insight into
Speaker 2: all the celebrities houses.
Speaker 6: I'm not meeting my holiday just to do a TV show.
Speaker 1: Absolutely no, especially after the two years we've all had.
Speaker 1: This is not the first time you've been on reality TV.
Speaker 1: You are a bit of an expert. You have done
Speaker 1: Australian Idol, You've done it. I'm a celebrity, Get me
Speaker 1: out of here, Celebrity Apprentice, goggle Box, You've done a lot.
Speaker 1: I have a bunch of questions, but before I get
Speaker 1: into them, I just want to say, what have you
Speaker 1: got to do.
Speaker 3: To get on one of these shows?
Speaker 1: Because no one ever asked Laura and myself, but you
Speaker 1: seem to have been on every single one.
Speaker 3: To sing to get on Idol, Britt, I have no idea.
Speaker 6: The thing is, though, I've never won any of them,
Speaker 6: so I'm just loser, That's what I am.
Speaker 2: That's a right, I didn't win the Bachelor, right, what
Speaker 2: do you reckon? Out of all the experience you've had
Speaker 2: on reality TV? Now, which do you reckon? Was the
Speaker 2: hardest show that you've done?
Speaker 6: I'll probably say Celebrity, Get Me out of Here, But
Speaker 6: that's probably my favorite that I've done. At the same time,
Speaker 6: it was the hardest, and I hated the first week,
Speaker 6: and then something sort of just clicked in my head
Speaker 6: and I absolutely just went with it and it was
Speaker 6: actually the most fun six and a bit weeks of
Speaker 6: my life, to be honest, Apart from Idle that's a
Speaker 6: completely different experience. But yeah, after Idol, I'd say Celebrity,
Speaker 6: get me out of here? And you know, to be
Speaker 6: able to walk away from that show with some really
Speaker 6: like great friends and that I'm still friends with today's Yeah,
Speaker 6: it was a really good show. I loved it.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's actually really nice to hear, because we do.
Speaker 1: We have a laugh a lot at these shows, but
Speaker 1: it's nice to come out of a friends if you know,
Speaker 1: I got Laura out of the Bachelor franchise, not the
Speaker 1: same series, but out of all of these shows, which one?
Speaker 1: Because we often ask our guests this, but you've actually.
Speaker 3: Done them all? What did you get to pay the
Speaker 3: most for?
Speaker 1: Because great also wants to apply for that one, like
Speaker 1: hypothetically asking for a friend.
Speaker 3: If someone's going.
Speaker 1: To do one of these shows, what pays the most?
Speaker 6: Don't do TV TV doesn't pay, but don't do anywhere. No,
Speaker 6: you know, I'm not going to sit here and complain.
Speaker 6: You know, I've been very lucky, but I'm out of
Speaker 6: all of them, I'm a celebrity. To get me out
Speaker 6: of here, pay the most.
Speaker 2: You're also in there the longest, though, and you've got
Speaker 2: to sacrifice the most, and then probably the food's not
Speaker 2: very good.
Speaker 6: You eat a lot of questions shocking, Like I literally
Speaker 6: went in at sixty kilos. I tried to lose some
Speaker 6: weight before I went in there, and I came out
Speaker 6: at fifty four kilos. Like I was literally a happy
Speaker 6: version of posh spice.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, well let's go back to Marti Gras.
Speaker 1: How do you celebrate Marti gra What are you getting
Speaker 1: up to?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: Can I be honest, I'm working my ass off all weekend.
Speaker 6: I've got four shows over the weekend, so I won't
Speaker 6: be able to celebrate Marti Gras because these four shows
Speaker 6: were moved from last year. Anyone else is going to
Speaker 6: have to celebrate for me, unfortunately, because I work a
Speaker 6: little button.
Speaker 2: Well, it sounds like you have your own celebrations having there,
Speaker 2: and if you have time, we'd love you to stick
Speaker 2: around with us because we do another segment which is
Speaker 2: called Headline and head Lies.
Speaker 3: Who why head lies?
Speaker 4: So we bring you headlines that have been written about
Speaker 4: you that are either real or fake. You need to
Speaker 4: debunk them on the air force. So some are real
Speaker 4: and some are fake. It's your job to differentiate the two.
Speaker 4: You get to go.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go, now, Anthony, being that you are
Speaker 2: no stranger to reality TV, there are quite the number
Speaker 2: of headlines about you.
Speaker 1: I don't want it to move a millimeter smoother than
Speaker 1: a waxed apple skin and a non organic farmer's market.
Speaker 1: Anthony Kleia speaks on his forehead following visit to cosmetic
Speaker 1: doctor Anthony, is that true or fake?
Speaker 6: Oh no, The true part of that is that, yes,
Speaker 6: my forehead is full of bowtops, but that is not
Speaker 6: a tame.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it, so you don't refer to it
Speaker 1: as the same as an organic farmer's market.
Speaker 6: Oh god, no, I'm not putting anything organic in my body.
Speaker 3: In any capacity. All right. Anthony Khalia reveals that you
Speaker 3: need way.
Speaker 2: He eats McDonald's chicken nuggets and it involves sucking.
Speaker 6: I don't know that the headline, but definitely the content
Speaker 6: is correct.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, can you explain to me how you suck
Speaker 1: a chicken nugget?
Speaker 3: Don't pay for a Saturday morning nadio show. I don't know.
Speaker 6: No, you don't suck the chicken nugget. You suck the
Speaker 6: sauce out of the sachet and then you put the
Speaker 6: nugget in your mouth.
Speaker 3: Why don't you just put the sauce on the nugget.
Speaker 3: That just makes too much, too.
Speaker 6: Much sense, because I don't want to like get sauce
Speaker 6: from the fingers, right, So.
Speaker 1: The sauce directly to the sauce literally directly into the
Speaker 1: mouth and then the nugget into the mouth as well.
Speaker 3: It's better straight the mouth.
Speaker 1: Faces for TV, Anthony Klea and Tim Campbell are unrecognizable
Speaker 1: as they debut their hilarious lockdown Lookousdown.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we did get up to some antiquing lockdown, so
Speaker 6: maybe it's true.
Speaker 3: It's actually true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so somebody thinks someone thinks you look unrecognizable and hilarious,
Speaker 1: But I think that's because you thought you were just normal.
Speaker 3: But you're like, what am I talking about? Trying to say?
Speaker 2: As well, I think that everybody who followed a long
Speaker 2: social media during lockdown was thoroughly entertained by the updates,
Speaker 2: also thoroughly entertained by just like the nighttime drinking routine.
Speaker 2: I think there was a little bit of like.
Speaker 1: Cocktail making in there, a little bit of shaky shake shake, well,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 6: Thanks to Dan Murphy and the job keeper that was.
Speaker 6: That was basically what the key thing is going. I'm
Speaker 6: just like, oh, another job keeper paying, Okay, let's go
Speaker 6: to Damn Memphy.
Speaker 4: Times are tough of these reality TV Golden You can
Speaker 4: see Anthony on stage together again to a returns live
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty two. We'll go out and see him.
Speaker 4: Life is brilliant. We'll see you soon on the stage
Speaker 4: and I have fun. Mardigrat Anthony enjoyed.
Speaker 3: Good luck this weekend.
Speaker 5: This is the Life on cart radio show Ugly and
Speaker 5: Laura ben monkis britt We did talk about something that
Speaker 5: happened last week with your dog alive.
Speaker 4: I don't know. BRIT's got a beautiful what breed is she?
Speaker 4: What dog?
Speaker 1: The beautiful Australian Shepherd Delilah, the sweet as sweetest, most
Speaker 1: aesthetically pleasing, beautiful little puppy. She has a great personality.
Speaker 1: I cannot falter except for one thing. Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: throw Delilah under a bus, not literally. I love her
Speaker 1: as National Radio. If she was a human path.
Speaker 3: Cut show, get canned. Well, Brittany threw a dog.
Speaker 1: Under a bus, I would never I am obsessed with her.
Speaker 1: Last week, if you were listening to the show, I
Speaker 1: spoke about something that my dog did. She escaped through
Speaker 1: a little hole in my new house. I didn't know
Speaker 1: it was there.
Speaker 3: She got out.
Speaker 1: Somebody called me at ten thirty at night and they said,
Speaker 1: I found your dog. She's got something in her mouth.
Speaker 1: I can't see what it is. This is my location.
Speaker 1: Do you want to come get her? I padied, she
Speaker 1: I was like, god, I can't think she was even now.
Speaker 1: So in the nighttime, I live in like I mis
Speaker 1: makes it sound funny, I live in a dark alley.
Speaker 3: So there were no lights. So I met this girl.
Speaker 1: In the dark alley in exchanged product to the dog,
Speaker 1: and I was walking her by her neck collar like
Speaker 1: I was just leading her back into the house. I
Speaker 1: could see this thing in her mouth. Were get inside
Speaker 1: and I turn the light on and it is very unfortunately,
Speaker 1: into my shock, a giant possum. She brought a giant
Speaker 1: possum home.
Speaker 3: We think it was already dead. We don't think she
Speaker 3: went out and hunted a possum. But she wouldn't. Never
Speaker 3: before the DM start flairing.
Speaker 1: Dylilah would never There is a perfect dog.
Speaker 3: She just found it.
Speaker 4: I think. Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Though, after this conversation, we had so many people slide
Speaker 2: into the DMS with so many messed up things that
Speaker 2: their animal, they love, the love of their life, their
Speaker 2: other child had brought home and it was pretty cooked.
Speaker 3: So we decided that we would get a few of
Speaker 3: them to come on to the show.
Speaker 4: Adrian's on the air. What did you do? What did
Speaker 4: you find in your dog's mouth?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 8: I actually found a used campon in my dog's mouth.
Speaker 3: The dog, the dog found it out of the bin
Speaker 3: or something to do it. Well, I hope that's where
Speaker 3: I've got a lot.
Speaker 8: Of Definitely, it was definitely in the bin. I had
Speaker 8: toilet paper and stuff around it. He managed to remove
Speaker 8: all of that. Comes running out with used tampon in
Speaker 8: his mouth. I am absolutely mortified because sound upset.
Speaker 3: She's not PTSD as do I, Adrian.
Speaker 1: Were there people there when she brought this use tampon out?
Speaker 3: Or was it just you?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: There were actually a few guests, including my time my
Speaker 8: future in laws.
Speaker 3: Is that why there were? Wow?
Speaker 8: It was actually the first time we've ever invited them over,
Speaker 8: So it was the first time I really actually met them,
Speaker 8: to be honest. That comes from interstate.
Speaker 3: Oh, the dogs really.
Speaker 4: In the doghouse after that one, Oh, Adrian, and that
Speaker 4: dog is now out for adoption. All right, let's got
Speaker 4: a Holly. I'm thirteen one of six five Hollo, Holly,
Speaker 4: what did you find in your dog's mouth?
Speaker 8: I didn't find in his mouth?
Speaker 9: But I found a.
Speaker 10: Pink earbug in his pooh.
Speaker 3: Right, I've been in his mouth and all the way
Speaker 3: out the other end. You mean, yeah, like an air
Speaker 3: And I was like, what is that? Like a wireless one?
Speaker 3: Was a whole wire attached? Did you do?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 8: Was like an ear plug?
Speaker 3: Like did you sleep at nighttime with them? Like you? Plus?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I sleep with earps because my partners I thought
Speaker 8: like I thought you were.
Speaker 1: Like an air pod, because do you know what my
Speaker 1: AirPods are missing? And I bet you Delyland has done those.
Speaker 3: You're going to have to starting.
Speaker 4: And you can start siving through it, you.
Speaker 3: Know from me.
Speaker 4: I'm just buying you one and we got Casey. I'm
Speaker 4: thirteen one o sixty five. Wrap this up for us.
Speaker 4: What's the weirdest thing you found in your dog's mouth?
Speaker 10: Hey, So I was actually sitting having a few drinks girlfriends,
Speaker 10: and my dog ran out of the bathroom and he
Speaker 10: had a condom in his mouth.
Speaker 3: Nothing good ever comes out of the bathroom. I used
Speaker 3: condom out of the bin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at least you were there with girlfriends and you
Speaker 2: could all have a laugh about it, right, And at
Speaker 2: least you're getting lucky at least you went there.
Speaker 3: With a new date.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that would have been so embarrassing.
Speaker 4: At least knewhere it had come from. Imagine if you
Speaker 4: hadn't had sex in a while and you went out
Speaker 4: of get.
Speaker 1: At least you're being safe. See there's a lot of
Speaker 1: at least here. Okay, I think that this isn't as
Speaker 1: bad as it could have been.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we had a laugh. But yeah, if it was
Speaker 8: another guy, I.
Speaker 10: Think it would have been much different.
Speaker 3: I would have loved this story. If you're on a date.
Speaker 4: The Cherry on Top the.
Speaker 11: UK, The Life on Cut Radio show with Brit Huckey
Speaker 11: and Laura Burn.
Speaker 4: It's a big second half of the Life on Cut
Speaker 4: Radio show right around Australia. We got Brittany Huckley, we
Speaker 4: got Laura Burn. Ladies, tell us what's coming up on
Speaker 4: the show this how.
Speaker 2: We have Vanessa Amrossi joining us very soon and that
Speaker 2: is because tonight is Marti gra and Vanessa Amrossi is
Speaker 2: headlining Marti Grah tonight.
Speaker 1: Also, Vanessa Amrossi got me through a lot of my
Speaker 1: I mean tumultuous moments as a teenager. I had absolutely
Speaker 1: everybody on repeat a lot in my calf.
Speaker 3: I feel like she's like everybody's or not everybody's. Well
Speaker 3: there's the pun right there.
Speaker 2: I feel like she's so many people. It was like
Speaker 2: defining moment of their youth. Like those songs really kind
Speaker 2: of they've got through a hard time, didn't they?
Speaker 3: They did.
Speaker 1: But International Women's Day is also coming up on Tuesday
Speaker 1: the eighth, so we decided to write letters to our
Speaker 1: younger selves. Yes, and Britt has already shared her letter,
Speaker 1: and she spoke about her very thin eyebrows and wearing sunscreen.
Speaker 1: And I feel like my letter, I don't know if
Speaker 1: I followed the brief. I think a bit I'm going
Speaker 1: to get a bit too emotional with this one. So
Speaker 1: Laura said she got really deep and there are going
Speaker 1: to be some tears, and I thought, well, I definitely
Speaker 1: didn't hit the brief because I literally just spoke about
Speaker 1: my eyebrows. But that is coming up.
Speaker 2: Well, we wanted to write this in order to, you know,
Speaker 2: like look back on our past and if we could
Speaker 2: sort of give ourselves a little bit of advice and
Speaker 2: give ourselves some directions so that we didn't make the
Speaker 2: mistakes that we certainly went on to make in our lives.
Speaker 3: What would that be.
Speaker 1: But in sadder news, guys, Australia and the world overnight
Speaker 1: woke up to some really really tragic news and that
Speaker 1: is an Australian legend, Shane Warn passed away overnight. He's
Speaker 1: only believable, it's unbelievable. He's only fifty two years old.
Speaker 3: He is well.
Speaker 1: The world looks at him as the greatest bowler of
Speaker 1: all time. And I just don't know anyone that doesn't
Speaker 1: know who Shane Warn is. It is just such an
Speaker 1: incredibly sad day, not only for Australians.
Speaker 3: But for the whole of the cricket world.
Speaker 2: Like and I think everyone who saw that this morning,
Speaker 2: I know, I was laying in bed and I saw
Speaker 2: it pop up with my social media feed and I
Speaker 2: just couldn't believe it.
Speaker 3: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: You don't you almost had to read. I had to,
Speaker 1: Like I saw the first news article and I had
Speaker 1: to look up other articles because I thought, surely this
Speaker 1: is one of those things that someone has just it's
Speaker 1: fake news us because you just think, I guess we
Speaker 1: just think people don't ever actually pass on, legends don't
Speaker 1: actually pass on. But it's absolutely tragic and our love
Speaker 1: and our thoughts are with Simone and his children and
Speaker 1: his family and all of his loved ones. And to
Speaker 1: pay our respects, we do have a tribute to this
Speaker 1: Australian icon.
Speaker 4: Australia has lost a legend.
Speaker 11: The man regarded as the greatest spin bowler of all time,
Speaker 11: Shane warn has died the age of just fifty two.
Speaker 1: What else?
Speaker 4: What look at that?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 4: It is really ten and yes stuck just before lunch?
Speaker 1: Well, Shane Warne has done it once again, coming up
Speaker 1: to a break and he's put a.
Speaker 4: Big smile on me and healing his face as well
Speaker 4: as he was regarded as one of the finest cricketers
Speaker 4: in history, claiming seven hundred and eight test wig it's
Speaker 4: between nineteen ninety two and two thousand and seven. Done that.
Speaker 4: It was my domain, it was my spot. I owned it.
Speaker 4: I hear the silod.
Speaker 11: Right cool.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm pretty proud of my cricketing career.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't pretend to be the perfect person.
Speaker 4: I've got lots of faults. I've got lots of things
Speaker 4: I ain't good at, which annoys me. I hear the
Speaker 4: soilad now from wall to.
Speaker 6: I like loud music.
Speaker 4: I was smoked. I drank and a old leg spin
Speaker 4: here that was sort of me. I don't have any regrets.
Speaker 4: Rest in peace, Mornie.
Speaker 5: If you pull you In twenty two, your Saturday Morning
Speaker 5: read Hockley and Laura benis.
Speaker 2: International Women's Day is coming up, and it's such it's
Speaker 2: next Tuesday.
Speaker 3: It's such a huge day. It's such an important day.
Speaker 2: And earlier in the show, Britt you read out your
Speaker 2: letter to your fourteen year old self to a.
Speaker 1: Little Britain, to little Britain, litt do you have a
Speaker 1: letter to the little baby?
Speaker 3: Laura, I thought you'd never ask. Guy No.
Speaker 2: Part of the show, we were like, look if we
Speaker 2: can if we can look back on our lives and
Speaker 2: give ourself as a fourteen year old or.
Speaker 3: A fifteen year old, sixteen year old.
Speaker 1: I don't think we really put an age to it,
Speaker 1: but if we can give ourselves some advice, what would
Speaker 1: that be? Yeah, to some mine up, it would step
Speaker 1: away from the tweezers, don't dye hair blonde.
Speaker 3: There was a deep and wear sunscreen and wear sunscreen. Okay,
Speaker 3: I feel like mine.
Speaker 2: I've got a bit sentimental and now I'm like worried
Speaker 2: if I didn't match the brief Okay. I remember sitting
Speaker 2: in my mass class when I was eight years old
Speaker 2: and one of the cool girls turned around and said
Speaker 2: to me, shut up, no one cares what.
Speaker 3: You have to say.
Speaker 2: I wish I could I told you I'm gonna cry.
Speaker 2: I wish I could go back and tell my fourteen
Speaker 2: year old self to stop caring and trying to make
Speaker 2: everybody like you.
Speaker 3: You allow because my rough bit clumsy.
Speaker 2: There will always be people in life who you are
Speaker 2: too much for, and that is okay. Right now, you're
Speaker 2: trying to bend yourself to be the version that you
Speaker 2: think everyone around you will like. It's so pathetic, but
Speaker 2: by doing this, you don't really know who you want
Speaker 2: to be. And the reality is nobody at fourteen knows
Speaker 2: who they want to be. Everybody is just as awkward
Speaker 2: as you are, and if they're not, trust me, they
Speaker 2: have peeked way too early. All the heartbreak and the
Speaker 2: failures in your life will builled resilience. I don't want
Speaker 2: you to skip those life milestones, but one lesson I
Speaker 2: wish you could skip is that I wish this one
Speaker 2: will babe cry. I wish that you believed in your
Speaker 2: that you were lovable and worthy to be treated with
Speaker 2: kindness and respect in your relationships.
Speaker 3: Don't lower your standards. I definitely missed the breed.
Speaker 2: Don't lower your standards to hold onto men or relationships
Speaker 2: that make you feel worthless because you're scared of being alone.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just feel like I need to
Speaker 3: go rewrite.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 1: I think I need to give you a huge.
Speaker 3: I'm also really hormonal.
Speaker 1: Guys, it's also that time me too, But I just
Speaker 1: still said it was a tweezer thing.
Speaker 2: No, but I think you know, your twenties and your teens,
Speaker 2: it's such awkward years.
Speaker 3: Everyone goes through it.
Speaker 2: It's such an uncomfortable time, and then you get into
Speaker 2: your thirties and you're like, oh, why don't I worry
Speaker 2: so much? Like it's important to learn the lessons, but
Speaker 2: sometimes you just wish you could look back and didn't
Speaker 2: have to go through it to get to where you
Speaker 2: are now.
Speaker 1: I think the biggest lesson in and I just resonated
Speaker 1: with so much. You said there, but I just thought
Speaker 1: i'd try and bring the lulls.
Speaker 3: But I don't know. You're like, why did you wear
Speaker 3: more sunscreen?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 3: But I think the lesson that.
Speaker 1: I think most women and I felt exactly the same.
Speaker 1: And I think there's probably not a woman out there
Speaker 1: listening right now that hasn't felt this. And that is,
Speaker 1: at some point in your life you feel like you
Speaker 1: are not enough and you're not worthy of love. And
Speaker 1: whether that's because someone's broken your heart or walked all
Speaker 1: over you or done the right thing, there's always this question,
Speaker 1: and I've done it many times.
Speaker 3: I'm doing it at the moment. I do it right now.
Speaker 3: I've just recently gone through a really bad breakup.
Speaker 1: But there's always this what's wrong with me? Why aren't
Speaker 1: I enough for anyone? Why can't I find love? Why
Speaker 1: can't I find.
Speaker 3: A happy ending?
Speaker 1: There's always these questions we ask ourselves. But at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, that is the complete wrong way
Speaker 1: to look at it.
Speaker 3: It's all about perspective.
Speaker 1: You just have to learn to say to yourself, that
Speaker 1: wasn't my path, that wasn't meant for me, And I
Speaker 1: have to have faith that this is putting me on
Speaker 1: the path I'm supposed to be on.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And I think in terms of relationships, which is
Speaker 2: like I mean relationships to the cornerstone of like what
Speaker 2: brings meaning to our lives.
Speaker 3: Of course, like we can talk about careers.
Speaker 2: I think International Women's Day largely is based around careers
Speaker 2: and career achievements, but I think we sometimes overlook personal achievements.
Speaker 2: And I think from like a relationship perspective, it's so
Speaker 2: easy to lower your standards because you want to be
Speaker 2: in a relationship instead of being like, do you know
Speaker 2: what the right thing will come to me if I
Speaker 2: just have a little bit more self worth. Instead, I
Speaker 2: think sometimes we lower them down so far that we
Speaker 2: just accept not very nice ways of being treated. We
Speaker 2: accept what's less than what we deserve because we just
Speaker 2: want to be.
Speaker 1: Loved and totally and I know what I deserve, but
Speaker 1: also someone loved me.
Speaker 3: International Women's.
Speaker 5: Hockley and Laura Ben getting saucy for your Saturday Morning.
Speaker 4: Got a Life on Cut radio show right now, we thought,
Speaker 4: you know it's Marti'd rather let's celebrate with one of
Speaker 4: the biggest queens of all time, the gay icons, Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: We love Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: Taylor Sue. I'm a bit of a closet fan actually
Speaker 3: that I'm out. I have been to three concerts.
Speaker 4: I love the girl well, she's one of the greatest
Speaker 4: lyricists of our time, some would say, and many of
Speaker 4: her songs can sort of mirror very great poetry. She's
Speaker 4: a great lyric writer.
Speaker 1: I think you'll find Kanye West would object to that.
Speaker 4: I think you're right. Yes.
Speaker 1: I feel like they've got a bit of unresolved beef though,
Speaker 1: So it's fine.
Speaker 4: What was pretty resolved publicly.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 4: The person that can't hold a flame to Taylor Swift is,
Speaker 4: of course, mister William Shakespeare, one of the greatest poets
Speaker 4: and writers of our about time.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what you'd expect to hear on radio on
Speaker 1: a Saturday morning, isn't it William Shakespeare?
Speaker 3: Everyone stays tune coming up next?
Speaker 4: Were playing? We're playing Swift or Shakespeare. It's a little
Speaker 4: game we've created. What I've got is some Taylor Swift
Speaker 4: lyrics or William Shakespeare text, and it's your job to
Speaker 4: decide which is witch? Is it Swift or is it Shakespeare.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking that because nice, because Britt and I both
Speaker 2: really like Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: I reckon we might do okay with this. Oh, I know,
Speaker 3: I'm actually really bad with lyrics, right.
Speaker 4: Let's jump in the first one. I'm gonna start with you, Britt. Okay,
Speaker 4: so we'll go one for one, Britt. These are the lyrics. Ready,
Speaker 4: I'll be summer sun for you forever.
Speaker 1: Can you just give me that into a singing in
Speaker 1: a singing voice please? Or in a Shakespeare boy, it's
Speaker 1: one or the other. You sing it or Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: I will be some of some for you forever.
Speaker 1: I'm going spearsy, William Bill Bill spearsy.
Speaker 4: Okay, your old close friend.
Speaker 3: No it's not.
Speaker 4: It's Taylor Swift. I mean forever, winter be fair.
Speaker 3: I'm hard.
Speaker 1: That is a hard one is if that wasn't a
Speaker 1: Shakespeare sort of sentence.
Speaker 3: Well done, Taylor.
Speaker 4: This is for you, Laura. Okay, this is the very
Speaker 4: ecstasy of love.
Speaker 3: Oh it is Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: That's correct, Laura. It's from Thank You.
Speaker 1: I don't think Taylor would say ecstasy.
Speaker 3: That was also a guest. Very good guess.
Speaker 4: Children are back to you, Britt. What about this? I
Speaker 4: can really make a meal of this, my crown, my
Speaker 4: own ambition, my queen.
Speaker 11: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Shakespeare? Or is it rips?
Speaker 3: I mean like that has to be Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: Shakespeare. It's also from Hamlet?
Speaker 3: Did you only have one playoff?
Speaker 4: Let's go to you even now this has got some
Speaker 4: emotion in My castle crumbled overnight.
Speaker 3: Swift, swift, It feels good to be a winner.
Speaker 5: My castle crumbled overnight. Yeah, I brought a knife to
Speaker 5: a gun fight.
Speaker 4: Also very shakespeare in again no guns in that all right,
Speaker 4: back to britt let's go what about this. Speak low
Speaker 4: if you speak love, Speak low, if you speak love.
Speaker 4: It's Bill, Yes you correct, Yes, it is, in fact
Speaker 4: William Shakespeare.
Speaker 3: Bring it home.
Speaker 4: Just twin fire signs, four blue eyes.
Speaker 3: Just twin fire signs. Oh god, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's from Harry Potter, not Shakespeare. Really can't take you
Speaker 1: seriously when you talk about it.
Speaker 3: Segment your band. I'm gonna go with Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: Interorrect, that's tailor swift.
Speaker 3: Alrightie, are we going to a tiebreaker?
Speaker 4: That was tough? This is a tie breakup. This is
Speaker 4: for the wind. So you're gonna have to use your voices,
Speaker 4: as Shakespeare would say, use your mother tongue and buzzy
Speaker 4: in using your names for the wind, whether with her
Speaker 4: neither frost all the violence, Brittany.
Speaker 3: Of the Shakespeare, What do you reckon? Do you know what?
Speaker 3: Just because you're in Shakespeare will go swift, so.
Speaker 1: You're walking in swift, no choice, white busting.
Speaker 4: From evermore. Congratulations, Brittany's one.
Speaker 3: That actually goes to show you how hard that is.
Speaker 1: I think she's taken a lot of inspiration from our
Speaker 1: friend William Shakespeare.
Speaker 2: I just I still ask the question, what has she
Speaker 2: been through in her life in her early lateeen's, early twenties.
Speaker 2: That makes that she's so tormented.
Speaker 1: She was the most famous person in the weld, she
Speaker 1: went through a rebreak up publicly, she's had rough trot
Speaker 1: taste with I'm pretty sure Shakespeare was only like twenty
Speaker 1: as well. Didn't they all die young back then?
Speaker 4: Better r This is the Lifeli cart Radio Show and
Speaker 4: Laura Ben right now we're doing this.
Speaker 3: Ask arm cut, asked, Uncut is out.
Speaker 2: It's what we do on a Thursday on the podcast,
Speaker 2: and it is where we answer some of our listener
Speaker 2: queries and questions, all of your deep, dark and burning questions.
Speaker 2: And today's question comes in from Jess.
Speaker 3: Nearly a month ago, I misplaced my engagement.
Speaker 7: Ring on the last day of our holiday. I searched
Speaker 7: that airbnb for hours and then I thought I must
Speaker 7: have just packed it and I would find it when
Speaker 7: I get home.
Speaker 3: No, this is a custom.
Speaker 7: Designed platinum ring. My partner also bort the matching curved
Speaker 7: wedding band that fits perfect when we get married. The
Speaker 7: ring is not covered on our home contents insurance. We
Speaker 7: did have travel insurance, so I called the company to
Speaker 7: try and claim it, but because I didn't report it
Speaker 7: to the police that I thought it was stolen, they
Speaker 7: told me it's not covered. My fiance has been asking
Speaker 7: me for weeks now why I'm not wearing the ring,
Speaker 7: and I've made every excuse under the sun. It's got
Speaker 7: to the point that I need to either come clean
Speaker 7: and admit that I lost it, or I think it's
Speaker 7: gotten stolen and cop his disappointment, take out a loan
Speaker 7: and buy a replacement, because he's going to notice if
Speaker 7: more than ten thousand dollars went missing from our bank account.
Speaker 7: Or do I buy a fake crystal ring, keep it
Speaker 7: secret for the rest of my life, and just hope
Speaker 7: to go to match his the wedding band when we
Speaker 7: get married.
Speaker 2: No, he's gonna know, like if the guy went to
Speaker 2: the effort of designing a custom engagement ring. No, like
Speaker 2: you know, Michael Hill Jewelers is going to cover that
Speaker 2: he's gonna know there's a fourth option there.
Speaker 1: You didn't mention, Jess, you could move to Alaska.
Speaker 4: Sounds like the easy.
Speaker 1: The problem my mouth has opened that whole time because
Speaker 1: you don't really have an option if and like, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm gonna, I'm gonna doing the good thing, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say I think you just need to admit defeat
Speaker 1: and probably explain what's happened, because there's no insurance that
Speaker 1: can cover it. If you could have gotten away with
Speaker 1: designing it again so he didn't know, maybe you could
Speaker 1: have done that, but he has created the band to
Speaker 1: perfectly fit the ring, so I don't even feel like
Speaker 1: you can fake it to you make.
Speaker 3: It, I do. You know what though losing an engagement ring,
Speaker 3: I lost my money. No, I haven't made it that far.
Speaker 2: I lost mine for one day and I felt so stupid,
Speaker 2: but I was hysterical and I told Matt, and Matt
Speaker 2: took it really well because I clearly wasn't taking it well.
Speaker 2: So it made not like he wasn't going to be
Speaker 2: angry at me, because I was already as sad as
Speaker 2: I could possibly be.
Speaker 3: But there's just so.
Speaker 2: Much, so much sentimental meaning a loaded into that and
Speaker 2: also just dollar value and so much money, but like
Speaker 2: it just has it holds such a greater weight, I think,
Speaker 2: and so like just dealing with the loss of it
Speaker 2: in the first place, not just the fear of having
Speaker 2: to tell your partner, but the just the sadness that
Speaker 2: comes with losing a ring.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's not like anything else.
Speaker 1: I don't I genuinely I feel so sorry for you.
Speaker 1: I mean, a be grateful you're engaged. Not all of
Speaker 1: us are in love and engage. But but two, I
Speaker 1: think that you just need to tell him. I think.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm always going to preach communication. You don't
Speaker 1: have an option here, Like, there's only so long you
Speaker 1: can say it's being cleaned while you look for it.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's better, though, to say that it
Speaker 2: was lost or stolen? I kind of think stolen is
Speaker 2: better because you'll be like, oh, I was out of
Speaker 2: my control.
Speaker 3: Some evil person came in and took it. Yeah, Except
Speaker 3: then what if he's like, well, let's go make some formal.
Speaker 1: Repeat police about breaking inter unless you've said I've taken
Speaker 1: it off and put it on a sink at a
Speaker 1: public bathroom and someone nicked it I think that, Oh.
Speaker 3: That's going to get you into trouble. I reckon, you've
Speaker 3: got to admit defeat.
Speaker 4: Chop your finger off. Just hit me and I thought
Speaker 4: I'm a genius.
Speaker 3: Don't get time.
Speaker 1: So people lose their wedding wings, rings down and drain
Speaker 1: or just like it happens.
Speaker 3: You know you're not the first person. You won't be
Speaker 3: the last. It's as devastating as it is.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine.
Speaker 3: Just tell him, share it. Then you get over it.
Speaker 4: You stuck. Maybe maybe not after this. If you've got
Speaker 4: an as gun cut, you want advice from Brittany Laura,
Speaker 4: hit us up Lifeling Cut podcast on Instagram. Call you
Speaker 4: in twenty two.
Speaker 5: Your Saturday Morning, the Last, Rid Hockley and Laura ben Kiss.
Speaker 4: This morning is not like any other. It is Marti
Speaker 4: gram morning, ladies.
Speaker 3: It is the night of Gay Christmas. It is the
Speaker 3: night of all nights.
Speaker 2: It is such a celebration and I'm so excited because
Speaker 2: we have Vanessa Amorrossi with us.
Speaker 3: She's headlining tonight at Mardi Gras.
Speaker 4: The SDG in Sydney. She is Hello, Vanessa, thanks for
Speaker 4: being here.
Speaker 8: Hello, Hello, how are you guys?
Speaker 1: We are great Vanessa, I'm going to kick start. Just
Speaker 1: before you phoned in, we were having a little chat
Speaker 1: about you, and I told the guys that I was
Speaker 1: going to play it cool when you got on the phone.
Speaker 1: But I'm a huge fan. You really did lift me
Speaker 1: up as a teenager. I think I was about thirteen
Speaker 1: when absolutely everybody came out and I fangirled you hard.
Speaker 1: I feel like you got me through a lot of moments,
Speaker 1: a lot of replays in the car, a lot of breakups.
Speaker 1: So just want to start by saying thank you, and
Speaker 1: I am totally uncool, is true.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that.
Speaker 8: That's a nice start.
Speaker 3: What has today be like you?
Speaker 7: For you?
Speaker 2: So getting ready for tonight for Marti Gras. What was
Speaker 2: your very first Marti Gras that you ever went to?
Speaker 9: Oh, I can't even remember. It's always a massive celebration
Speaker 9: party and that's probably why I can't remember. The excitement
Speaker 9: and everybody is ready to go, so it's going to
Speaker 9: be a wonderful night.
Speaker 2: Well, tell us a little bit about what is in
Speaker 2: store for tonight's performance.
Speaker 6: I can't.
Speaker 3: Guys be there that.
Speaker 8: You'll have to watch and see, but it's going to
Speaker 8: be over the top, that's for sure, the.
Speaker 4: Gays love suspense. She's doing the right thing. That's very smart.
Speaker 2: I'm not gay, though, I don't deal with suspense very well.
Speaker 2: But also, what is your connection to Mardi Gras? Obviously,
Speaker 2: absolutely everybody this song was very ahead of its times.
Speaker 2: It's an incredibly inclusive song. But did you have more
Speaker 2: of a personal connection to it?
Speaker 9: I think so. I mean as a youngster. I mean
Speaker 9: I probably shouldn't be saying, but my uncle used to
Speaker 9: take me at drag shows all the time.
Speaker 1: Amazing underage of course.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean that's what you do when you're a
Speaker 8: kid and.
Speaker 10: You're also working out of Russian clubs singing top forty.
Speaker 9: I've lived a very obscure life that no one knows about.
Speaker 9: I think I always went to drag shows and I
Speaker 9: love it and I love the art of it, and
Speaker 9: so yeah, it's always been something that I've gravitated to
Speaker 9: and I love doing performances like this.
Speaker 3: I do have a question for you.
Speaker 1: So you played at the two thousand Olympics.
Speaker 3: Absolutely everybody was huge.
Speaker 1: The Olympics are coming back in twenty thirty two, so
Speaker 1: one of the odds at thirty two years later, we
Speaker 1: will see you back at the Olympics singing that song
Speaker 1: coming full circle.
Speaker 9: You know what it would most probably be if I
Speaker 9: was to do that, I would probably do Heroes Live Forever, which.
Speaker 10: Was the opening of the Olympics.
Speaker 3: Perfect.
Speaker 9: So something about that song, and I've kept it in
Speaker 9: my back pocket, like I tend to not perform it
Speaker 9: and keep it just that moment where whenever I hear
Speaker 9: it brings me back to that exact moment the Olympic show.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I would probably want to do that one.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully, hopefully if the Olympic comuni are listening.
Speaker 11: Here, Vanessa.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, the best of luck tonight. We cannot
Speaker 2: wait to see it, everybody. It is the sug tonight.
Speaker 2: Marti Grara is on and what a celebration. It's going
Speaker 2: to be get good at.
Speaker 4: Up Vanessa Way, thank you so much, it's so much Vanessa.
Speaker 4: Vanessa's new album, The City of Angels is out March eighteen.
Speaker 4: It's available everywhere for pre order. Now we'll talk to
Speaker 4: you soon. Okay, what a legend. She's great, isn't she.
Speaker 3: Also she's a wonderful woman.
Speaker 4: For as big as a celebrity, The Vanessa Morosi is
Speaker 4: You've got an even bigger one on the podcast this week.
Speaker 2: We have a very special podcast coming out on Tuesday's episode.
Speaker 3: It's one that we.
Speaker 7: Just to think.
Speaker 3: I was like, who's on the podcast?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 2: It took us a really long time to get this
Speaker 2: guest on. So much work with his management back and
Speaker 2: forth and the schedules and just you know, because he's
Speaker 2: a really high in demand person.
Speaker 1: We have Mitch Jerry on the podcast.
Speaker 4: That's me for everyone going who the hell is where?
Speaker 3: We decided do you know what? We get to come
Speaker 3: here every Saturday.
Speaker 2: We had these awesome chats, we hang out, We've become
Speaker 2: the best of friends, and we thought it was about
Speaker 2: time to share Mitch and a little bit more of his.
Speaker 3: Story with all of our podcast audience.
Speaker 2: And also, you know, coming off the back of Martigra,
Speaker 2: Mitch just shares a little bit more about who he
Speaker 2: is and the time he came out of the closet.
Speaker 1: Do you want to know what shook me to the
Speaker 1: core with this record? What I mean, you were pretty
Speaker 1: hard to get, but it really shook me. With the
Speaker 1: demands the Brittany, I have to have an almond croissan
Speaker 1: a playing croissan a soy cappuccino, double shot milk, yeah,
Speaker 1: oat milk, Like there are a lot of hind demands
Speaker 1: and you wanted water from Iceland.
Speaker 2: He did ask me to pick out all of the
Speaker 2: green skittles from a pack and give him a bowl
Speaker 2: that I said I couldn't.
Speaker 4: I couldn't go that fars like Reba Wilson interview you
Speaker 4: ever had, well, I had so much fun. It was
Speaker 4: a really good chat. I can't wait for people to
Speaker 4: hear it Tuesday, iHeartRadio wherever you get your podcasts otherwise.
Speaker 4: We will be back next week everyone.
Speaker 3: Next Saturday. I love doing this show with you guys.
Speaker 2: It's been an absolute blast, so nice talking to Anthony
Speaker 2: Clay is so nice having the ess Amrossi on.
Speaker 3: We're back next week.
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