Kate, Tim & Marty

Spain are officially World Cup champions, and the celebrations got wild as Tayla Haynes crossed live from Alexandria in the middle of the final madness. We spun the Wednesday Wheel for a chaotic game of Spelling Bee, then heard from listeners after one wife revealed she had to teach her husband how to do the washing. Plus, the cops who pranked a bloke for leaving his keys in the ignition had us divided, before father and son duo Joel and Miles joined us to sing their viral hit Eastern Rosellas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A group of police officers are under review after pulling a prank on a driver who left his car running with the keys in the ignition while grabbing a coffee. We debated whether it was a harmless lesson or an abuse of power, and asked you where you stood. Was it a funny way to teach someone a valuable lesson, or did the officers cross the line?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dad and son duo Joel & Miles Phillips join us ln studio to sing their viral song 'Eastern Rosellas'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From the secret to a longer life involving beer to the bizarre "Jagger Jinx" haunting England's football team, today's show was full of weird and wonderful discoveries. We celebrated New Music Friday, uncovered the surprising Sydney origin of the sushi hand roll, and revealed that CeeLo Green wrote one of the Pussycat Dolls' biggest hits in Glossys. Ricki also shared the delightfully low-maintenance relationship she has with her new neighbours as we chatted about unofficial neighbourhood rules. Plus, a live TV report in the US took a wild turn when a cockroach crawled across the reporter mid-cross, proving live television can always get weirder.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We stumbled across an incredible Sydney food fact that completely changed the way we look at sushi, then opened the phones for the best bits of trivia our listeners know. From the Harbour Bridge to guinea pigs and even hairy toes, this is the most random collection of facts you'll hear all week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki shares the surprising new research claiming beer drinkers are more likely to live longer, with some unexpected reasons why. But before anyone reaches for another cold one, she also reveals the alarming long-term health warning linked to vaping that has everyone rethinking the habit. It's a rollercoaster of health news you definitely didn't see coming.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We crossed live to Tayla Haynes during the Women's World Cup semi final as Argentina knocked England out, then heard the unbelievable story of a bloke who tackled a car thief. Callan Boys dropped by with this week's must-try food recommendations, while we unpacked why Meta employees are taking legal action after allegedly being sacked while on leave because of AI. Sarah revealed her surprisingly effective school holiday parenting hack involving the dreaded beep test, and Gold Logie nominee Ally Langdon joined us for a hilarious chat before stepping into the Quick Draw hot seat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gold Logie nominee Ally Langdon joins us for a hilarious chat that includes Logies gossip, school holiday survival and a confession she's kept hidden for 20 years. A game of Question Past The Parcel has Ally revealing the biggest lie she ever got away with, and the family member who copped the blame. Then she steps into the Quick Draw arena to see if she can take down Ricki. It's safe to say her competitive streak is very real.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We reveal our dream cars and quickly realise we have very different tastes, from Lamborghinis and Porsches to G-Wagons. Then we ask Sydney one simple question: what's the hottest car on the road? The answers are surprisingly passionate, and Tim has a few strong opinions about which cars are an instant yes, and which ones are definitely not.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From a World Cup semi final update live at The Star to a bizarre plan to sell actual match grass, today's show had plenty going on. Bruce Isaacs dropped his streaming picks, including The Odyssey, Sheep Detectives and Enola Holmes, while a wild car thief story had everyone shaking their heads. Then things got surprisingly legal when a woman won millions in the lottery after her divorce, sparking a chat about who really gets the cash. Plus, FIFA has found yet another way to cash in, and yes, they're literally selling pieces of the pitch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens if you win $4 million just after your divorce? That's the juicy legal dilemma Ricki and Tim put to criminal defence lawyer Jahan Kalantar, who broke down exactly how the surprising court case played out and why the answer could be completely different in Australia. If you've ever wondered where the law stands on breakups, money and lotto luck, this chat is full of twists.

A restaurant has gone viral for warning parents they'll be charged if their kids damage anything, and Ricki was firmly on the restaurant's side. That opened the floodgates for stories of little ones causing absolute carnage, including one spectacular tantrum that ended with a smashed glass door and a very expensive bill. Plus, Tim revealed why sushi trains are a parent's best friend, and somehow dogs, pubs and kids all ended up in the same conversation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've all had a brain fade, but these callers took it to another level. From a getaway driver trying to escape with the handbrake on, to someone who didn't realise :-) was a smiley face, the confessions just kept getting better. Then one dad innocently asked a question after watching Toy Story 5 that had Ricki and Tim absolutely losing it.

Ricki was absolutely stunned to discover some of her friends has never tried ramen, sparking a passionate food intervention. Tim and Ricki went head to head over the five second rule, a viral World Cup couple had everyone picking sides, and some truly bizarre funeral requests had Sydney callers sharing stories you won't forget. Plus, Sarah had a very interesting little slip while reading the news, and now we're all wondering if it was really an accident...

One couple's final wish turned an ordinary farewell into something no one in the room was expecting. Ricki and Tim hear about the wild funeral request that had mourners doing a double take, before callers share the funniest, strangest and most unforgettable send-offs they've ever seen. Turns out, some people really do know how to make an exit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you team "pick it up and eat it" or team "straight in the bin"? Ricki and Tim discover they're complete opposites when it comes to the five second rule, with Tim admitting he'll happily eat food off the floor, and even his driveway. Sydney weighs in, and one caller's answer leaves Ricki genuinely horrified.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back from holidays and there's plenty to catch up on. Sydney is opening early for the Women's Rugby World Cup, so we find out who you're backing, Tim reveals he's only just discovered the magic of jacuzzis at 44, and Ricki shares the accidental text from her mum that still haunts the family. Plus, callers share the unbelievable stories they swear are true, including a dad's boat sinking because of one tiny bung plug, we hear the most salacious Ricki leak ever, and Greta Thunberg's sister launches a music career with a Whitney Houston cover that has everyone talking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A therapist goes viral after accidentally sending a very inappropriate text to the wrong person, which gets us sharing the messages that still haunt us years later. Ricki then reveals the unforgettable text her mum accidentally sent to her sister instead of her dad... and the reply makes the whole story even funnierSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah gets an unexpected birthday surprise when NSW Premier Chris Minns sends her a special birthday message.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. A woman discovered her husband was cheating by checking the memory on their digital bathroom scale, which recorded two unassigned weigh-ins at 120 pounds at 12.25am and 12.26am while she was away. We open the phones for how people caught others out: Ricki got busted secret eating a sausage roll in the rain by Rich who had gone to buy her a sausage roll as a reward for running in the rain, Sarah's son was faking toilet training by dribbling water from a cup into the toilet to get the lollipop, a listener's housemate had been stealing her entire wardrobe, and someone dumped illegal rubbish next to a bin with their name, address and phone number still on the stickers. Criminal masterminds, every one of themSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Angus and Julia Stone come in to perform their brand new song live, making them the very first guests on Karaoke Bar Fridays, a segment that didn't have a name until they walked in and accidentally suggested it. The song was written in a stunning Paris studio about a year and a half ago and they hadn't actually rehearsed it together before coming in because Angus had been in Japan. We also find out Julia does Jagged Little Pill at karaoke for the catharsis, Angus does Wicked Games because of course he does, and an Australian tour is being planned for 2027. We are not angry about it. Okay we are a little.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Peptides are everywhere right now: weight loss, skin care, muscle recovery, tanning. We got the President of the Australian Medical Association Dr Danielle McMullen on the phone to explain what they actually are and why the ones being sold online are a problem. Short version: the approved ones prescribed by doctors are fine, but the unregulated ones sold online may have never been tested on humans, can cause cancer, blindness or kidney damage, and often say not for human use right next to the injection instructions. Also it turned out she used to be Tim's GP which raised more questions than it answered.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A viral video of a dad walking down the aisle alone at his daughter's wedding without her opened the floodgates. Ricki's own dad sat down in the front row at her Paris wedding and forgot he was supposed to walk her down the aisle. Listeners called in and it only got worse: a dad drove to his daughter's graduation without her, a grandad came home from the park with one of two grandkids and didn't notice, a dad of 22 years still can't spell his daughter's name, and one dad arrived at his wife's funeral without the ashes. Never put a dad in charge of anything. This is the conclusion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Kylie Minogue calls in ahead of her Netflix documentary dropping tomorrow and it is everything. She talks about why it took years to say yes, how she finally felt okay enough in herself to let people behind the curtain, and what it was like reliving decades of archive footage. She is proud of her resilience above everything else, proud of taking risks even when they didn't work, and deeply done with the singing budgie era. The press back then was brutal and she had no platform to push back. Now she does. Her defining song: Love at First Sight because it has her DNA in it. We played it immediately.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Ricki and Tim swapped Bali horror stories before discovering the island's newest trend is a 5:30am silent disco run, which sounds very different to the Bali most Aussies remember. That sparked stories from listeners, including Bron, who somehow beat a group of German tourists in a beer-sculling competition and spent the rest of her holiday being pointed at like a local celebrity. But the standout came from Jake, whose romantic villa getaway took a wild turn when a bat flew into the room, bounced off a ceiling fan and landed in his girlfriend's luggage. Twenty minutes later, a monkey turned up to finish the job, delivering what might be the most Bali story ever told.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Sydney dating is rough and this story proves it. A man took a woman out for breakfast, she politely declined a second date, and he immediately asked her to transfer her half of the $38 bill. We get into the real question: who pays on a first date and what does it mean? Jermaine's theory is that whoever covers the bill is signalling there will be a next time. Listeners call in with their dating rules and one woman in Camden is absolutely eliminating men based on sunglass choice alone. Thin gold frames after dark? You are done before you started.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Spotify celebrated its 20th anniversary and you can now deep dive your entire listening history. We go around the room: Ricki joined in March 2012 after Spotify came to her record label and basically begged artists to get on board, Tim joined in 2014 when his daughter was under one, and Sarah joined in 2020 which we did not see coming.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live July 13! Patrick Brammall stops by fresh from the premiere and immediately tells us he turned down the audition for Devil Wears Prada 2 because he was busy and didn't think he had a chance. A week later they offered him the role without him lifting a finger. Pure Bradbury. He also spent the entire shoot wearing a Rolex that turned out to be fake, the props department had been putting it in a safe every day without knowing, and he nearly bought it for $500. He calls Anne Hathaway Annie, had to remind Stanley Tucci who he was on day one, and Colin from Accounts season three is wrapped and coming later this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live Monday July 13. Rove McManus stops by ahead of his show Tomorrow Night at the Grand Electric, a celebration of 25 years on Australian television featuring clips, stories and audience questions. He reveals he used to handwrite thank you cards to every single guest who appeared on Rove Live, and Ricki found hers in a box of memories while moving house. Beyoncé did not get one. He also tells the story of going backstage after her concert expecting VIP access and being turned away at the door, which is deeply relatable. Taskmaster is also on Channel 10 tonight featuring Rove and Joel Creasey, who Rove describes as watching a newborn duckling waddle around every single day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're heading off for a little break and will be back live on July 13, but not before one last chaotic show. Jermaine and Producer Maddi hit the Sydney Moana premiere where Maddi somehow got her baby bump signed by The Rock and even had him help name the baby, while Jermaine completely fumbled his big celebrity interview. Jim Jefferies joins us for a hilarious chat, we crown our Caller of the Week, and wrap up all the biggest moments in our Week In Review. Enjoy the best bits while we're away, and we'll catch you back on July 13!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Jefferies drops by ahead of his Sydney shows and chats about swapping late nights for early dinner bookings, why giving up alcohol completely changed his life, and the unexpected reason becoming a dad made him rethink everything. Then the conversation takes a hilarious turn with Question Pass The Parcel, where Jim reveals the one thing he told his best mate but never his family, before leaving behind a spicy question that's guaranteed to make the next guest sweat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kelsey Browne joins the show to chat all things netball and broadcasting, while Jermaine finds himself in the hot seat for a chaotic round of Whisper Challenge. Tim's mind is blown by a capsicum fact he somehow made it this far without knowing, and Callan Boys returns with another must-try food recommendation. Inspired by Taylor Swift performing in a tiny venue, Sydney shares the biggest artists they've seen before they became impossible to get tickets for. Plus, Ricki's latest tech obsession has Tim concerned, and Quick Draw delivers a matchup nobody saw coming when the most experienced guest ever steps up to take on Ricki...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim spends every day asking the Quick Draw questions, but what happens when he's forced to step into the contestant's chair? With guest issues throwing the segment into chaos, Ricki and Tim go head-to-head in a hilariously messy battle judged by Sarah Harris. There are questionable answers, arguments over the rules, and one all-time bizarre response involving a petrol station on a first date.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki reckons she's impossible to influence... right before revealing the two gadgets she's suddenly desperate to buy after seeing them online. From wellness rings to AI-powered glasses, Tim does his best to talk her out of it while listeners confess the purchases they absolutely didn't need but bought anyway. One caller accidentally turned a small shopping spree into a $500 obsession, while another reveals the viral summer buy that's now gathering dust in a cupboard. It's a relatable trip through the weird things that convince us to hit "add to cart."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim thought he was just grabbing a few ingredients for dinner, but a trip to the greengrocer led to a mind-blowing discovery about capsicums that has completely changed the way he looks at them. Meanwhile, Ricki shares a surprising behind-the-scenes fact about one of her all-time favourite movies, Sister Act, and it's got fans seeing a beloved character in a whole new light. The team opens the phones for "I Was Today Years Old" and uncovers the everyday facts people somehow made it through life without knowing. Turns out you're never too old for a lightbulb moment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olivia Rodrigo has fans buzzing, Thomas Mitchell drops his must-watch picks for the week, and a former CIA agent's warning about public Wi-Fi sends Ricki and Tim down a very paranoid rabbit hole. Plus, Oprah shares an unfortunate story involving Whitney Houston that has everyone talking in the Glossys. It's a show packed with big names, unexpected revelations and the kind of conversations that can spiral very quickly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A former CIA agent has Ricki seriously rethinking her tech habits, while Tim accidentally discovers he's been using public Wi-Fi far more than he thought. What starts as a chat about online security quickly turns into a deep dive on burner phones, suspicious strangers, and whether our devices are listening to us. Ricki reveals the precaution she takes whenever someone seems a little too close for comfort, and the team debates just how paranoid is too paranoid. Plus, in a very technological world, Tim somehow manages to break Ricki with one simple question.

Olivia Rodrigo joined Ricki and Tim to celebrate the release of her new album and gave a rare glimpse into the whirlwind that's been her life over the past two years. From becoming pen pals with Robert Smith from The Cure to filming a music video inside the Palace of Versailles, Olivia shared some of the surreal moments that still leave her pinching herself. She also opened up about the importance of keeping good people around you, why her song titles are always a little unexpected, and the special connection she feels with parents and kids who come to her shows together. Plus, Tim managed to convince Olivia to say "Stupid Song" with an Australian accent, which might be worth the download alone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim kicked things off with a rant about Sydneysiders who somehow find a way to drop their suburb into every conversation, while Ricki questioned why he's so triggered by Bondi people existing. Julia Morris joined the show for a hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt chat about parenting, Gold Logies and life after I'm A Celebrity. In Glossys, Britney Spears revealed she wants another child, while a listener completely stole the show after admitting she created a fake investor profile to investigate a potential love interest. Plus, a new law allowing human composting in NSW had Ricki asking all the questions, and an expat debate had callers from around the world rushing to defend Australia's reputation as one of the friendliest places on earth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julia Morris joined Ricki and Tim fresh off her Gold Logie nomination and somehow turned a chat about awards season into a surprisingly honest conversation about parenting, ageing and surviving life one nap at a time. While Ricki and Tim officially declared Julia their sole Gold Logie candidate for 2026, Julia revealed the unexpected advice from her daughter that completely changed the way she parents. She also opened up about the end of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, why she's not rushing to campaign for votes, and the reality of squeezing into Logies gowns for Australia's biggest TV night. As always, Julia had the whole studio laughing while accidentally dropping some genuinely great life advice along the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A university study reckons expats struggle to make real friendships with Australians, so Ricki and Tim put it to the test by opening the phones to listeners from all over the world. What followed was a flood of callers from Ireland, India, Nepal and the UK who completely shut the theory down, sharing stories of pub mates, lifelong friendships and even lending luxury cars to complete strangers. Tim wondered if Aussies can be a bit reserved, while Ricki argued we're some of the friendliest people going around. In the end, the callers delivered a pretty clear verdict: Australians are doing just fine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From people pencilling in “sessions” with their partners to Sarah dropping a genuinely wild update about motherhood, today went places. We found out whether Sydney couples are actually scheduling time for romance, unpacked the latest Apple Intelligence photo features that have Ricki counting down the days, and debated whether Spain really deserves the crown for the world's hottest men. Sarah revealed a fact about her body that left the whole studio stunned. Just another completely normal Monday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.