Kate, Tim & Marty

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.

Australia somehow missed out on a global ranking of countries with the world's most handsome men, so naturally Ricki and Tim launched an investigation into Sydney's version of Spain. Listeners called in with everything from Bondi Beach to Cronulla, Icebergs and even a supermarket, as the team tried to work out exactly where the city's hottest blokes are hiding. Along the way, Tim copped some brutal feedback about his beloved Inner West, Ricki revealed the specific Coles aisle where she once lingered a little too long, and one caller delivered an answer so delightfully random it completely derailed the conversation. A very serious public service for Sydney, obviously.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Britney Spears' latest Instagram video sent Ricki and Tim down a pop music rabbit hole that ended with a deep dive into legendary hitmaker Max Martin. From Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys to Pink, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and The Weeknd, they unpacked how one songwriter helped create some of the biggest songs ever recorded. Plus, Tim attempted to explain the bizarre "music math" theory behind massive global hits, while Ricki realised just how many of her favourite songs had the same mastermind behind them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim attempted to sing Lady Gaga and produced a note so spectacularly bad it may never recover, while Harry Kewell dropped in and declared Daddy Cool’s Eagle Rock the greatest song ever made. We spun the wheel for a brutal round of Spelling Bee, found out why NSW Police have a message for barefoot drivers, and discovered Jon Bon Jovi has a surprising secret helping him hit the high notes. Plus, Robbie Williams revealed his strange sporting superstition, and we unpacked why women are suddenly flocking to ice hockey in huge numbers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bon Jovi’s vocal cord surgery had Ricki and Tim wondering what strange things people are carrying around inside their bodies, and the answers did not disappoint. From a listener left with a snapped medical wire inside them, to another who discovered a worm living in their foot, things got weird very quickly. Plus, Sarah Harris shared a surprisingly sweet fact about motherhood, and Tim relived the schoolyard accident that left him with a wrist bent in all the wrong directions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s your ultimate simple pleasure? Ricki and Tim discovered everyone has one, from driving barefoot and folding fitted sheets properly to cracking a red wine on a Friday afternoon. What started as a chat about barefoot driving quickly turned into a celebration of life's tiny wins, proving it doesn't take much to make people happy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki accidentally revealed she sometimes mops the house in the nude, which somehow led to one of the weirdest chats of the week. Callan Boys dropped by with a Vietnamese twist on the classic sausage and egg McMuffin, while listeners shared the best things they've managed to achieve in just five minutes after hearing how quickly Niall Horan wrote one of his hits. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s SBS comments got everyone fired up, and Michael Usher stepped into Quick Draw and didn't hold back when answering Lizzo's very important toe-stubbing question.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pauline Hanson reckons there's no need for SBS anymore, which sent Ricki and Tim down a rabbit hole of things they think have outlived their usefulness. From impossible password rules and wooden cutlery to recipe books and painfully short traffic lights, listeners had plenty to get off their chest. Safe to say some opinions were more controversial than Pauline's.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki accidentally revealed a very unexpected cleaning habit and suddenly the phones lit up with people sharing the things they do in the nude. From weighing yourself on the "skinny" spot in the bathroom to hanging the washing out with absolutely no layers involved, it turns out Ricki isn't alone. Tim was equal parts horrified and fascinated as the conversation spiralled into one of the strangest mornings they've had in a while.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AI is now helping shoppers pick the perfect avocado, while Thomas Mitchell drops by with his top picks for what to watch this week. We hear the unbelievable story of a pensioner who accidentally drove into a cycling race and ask what happened when you were completely off with the fairies. Plus, Taylor Swift sends fans into meltdown after being spotted at a recording studio overnight, we unpack the everyday phrases that instantly send stress levels soaring, and Paul Gallen joins us ahead of a huge State of Origin clash.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"We need to talk" tops the list of phrases guaranteed to send stress levels through the roof, sparking a hilarious conversation about the everyday words that instantly raise people's blood pressure. From seeing the school calling during class time to being told "do whatever you want", listeners share the innocent-sounding phrases that fill them with dread. Along the way, Ricki reveals why hearing her full name still makes her nervous, while Tim explains why waiting to order a drink at a restaurant is completely unacceptable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim shocks Ricki with the revelation that he grew up calling avocados "crocodile pears", before the team discovers a supermarket using AI to work out exactly when an avocado is ripe. That leads to a chat about the unexpected ways people are using artificial intelligence in everyday life, and whether technology has finally solved one of humanity's biggest frustrations. Plus, a detour into fancy supermarkets, overpriced fruit, and the heartbreak of buying the world's most stubborn avocado.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki becomes completely obsessed with a massive UFC event that has her glued to the couch, while Tim drops a surprisingly fascinating Tim Factwell about why French fries aren't actually French. We tackle the reality of the social media ban for kids, put the viral Krispy Kreme sandwich press trend to the test, and unpack the bizarre story of a couple who accidentally proposed to each other at the exact same time. Plus, North West takes to the stage for a headline-making performance, and Ricki discovers a new theory that suggests living forever might not be as impossible as it sounds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The UK is following Australia's lead with a social media ban for under-16s, but parents tell Ricki and Tim the reality is a lot messier. From kids using their parents' faces for age verification to sneaking back onto Snapchat and TikTok, families reveal just how easy it is to get around the rules. The big question: is the ban actually protecting kids, or are teenagers simply one step ahead of everyone else?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim delivers another classic Tim Factwell that completely changes the way Ricki looks at French fries. What starts with a trip to Macca's turns into a history lesson involving frozen rivers, Belgian potatoes and a surprising wartime mix-up. Plus, the team discovers what used to be hiding inside a popular soft drink, and it's enough to make you check the label twice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki finally sat down to watch the UFC and became completely obsessed with what she calls one of the greatest sporting spectacles she's ever seen. From the White House lawn being transformed into a fight arena to a perfectly timed flyover and a night full of knockouts, she takes Tim through every unbelievable moment. Plus, one fighter's before-and-after photos leave the team absolutely speechless.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Melbourne woman reveals the ridiculous hoops she had to jump through just to quit her gym membership, while Sunrise reporter Katie Brown joins us from Vancouver after the Socceroos' huge World Cup win. We celebrate proud parent moments, catch up with NSW Premier Chris Minns, and unpack all the celebrity action from the Knicks game in New York. Plus, Charlie Verco shares the terrifying shark attack story that's got everyone talking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When a shark attacked a swimmer at Coogee, off-duty lifesaver Charlie Verco didn't hesitate. Charlie joined us to relive the terrifying moments he paddled towards a massive great white, helped rescue the injured woman and revealed what was going through his mind during Sydney's latest shark attack.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lizzo had some thoughts about the question Premier Chris Minns left for her, so naturally we got his right of reply. The Premier joined us to defend himself, talk Socceroos fever sweeping Sydney, and reveal the one iconic local spot he's somehow never visited. It was politics, pizza and a surprisingly passionate debate about being called boring.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim got emotional after watching his daughter absolutely own the stage at a weekend gig, so we opened the Proud Parents Hotline and heard some incredible stories. From netball superstars and kind-hearted teenagers to a dad whose son rescued a swimmer during a shark attack, the calls had us beaming. One proud parent story was so unbelievable, we had to get the hero himself on the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The stars were out at the Knicks game, so naturally we unpacked all the celebrity chaos, from Taylor Swift to Timothée Chalamet and Adam Sandler. Niko Pajarillo dropped by with gifts and stories from the world of UFC, while New Music Friday delivered some fresh tracks for your weekend playlist. We also discovered booking a restaurant is apparently harder than getting into a nightclub, with some venues now demanding photo verification just to secure a table. Plus, a painful testes story had everyone wincing, and Lizzo joined us for a chat that was every bit as fun as you'd expect.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lizzo joined us to celebrate her new album and somehow the chat covered everything from Meredith Brooks, Missy Elliott and a mysterious interview glitch that still has us confused. She also told us about her new children's book inspired by music and finding your voice, while admitting she's now so good at the flute she barely needs to practise anymore. Plus, Lizzo became the latest star in our pass-the-parcel question game, answering a question from Chris Minns before leaving a very Lizzo-style question for whoever joins us next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We stumbled across a brutal workplace video involving a tradie, two bits of timber and an injury no man ever wants to experience, which had Tim feeling physically unwell. That opened the floodgates for listeners to share their own horror stories from the tools, including electric shocks, angle grinder mishaps and some very lucky escapes. Safe to say, after hearing these stories, we're more than happy our biggest workplace hazard is a pen exploding in the studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki and Tim heard about a shocking first date that ended with a McFlurry, a Frozen Coke and a pair of shorts being used as a napkin, while Jermaine found himself in hot water after committing the ultimate office crime by bringing boiled eggs into the studio. We also discovered Sydney's hidden screamers after a new "scream club" inspired listeners to let loose live on air, and heard from people bravely admitting they're doing jobs they probably aren't qualified for. Plus, Callan Boys delivered this week's must-eat Sydney recommendations, Ricki served up what may go down as the worst Quickie With Ricki in history, and Tommy Williams dropped by to take on Quick Draw.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dating in 2026 sounds absolutely brutal. We hear the story of a Sydney woman whose promising first date quickly spiralled into a Macca’s drive-thru, a frozen Coke, an Oreo McFlurry and a pair of shorts being used as a napkin. Ricki and Tim dive into the modern dating scene, compare it to their own very different love stories, and ask whether a fast-food run can ever count as a real date. Plus, a surprising compliment at the Stanmore Maccas proves romance might still be alive after all.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trump gets caught catching some shut-eye at the Knicks game and somehow ends up getting booed for it, which sparks a surprisingly passionate debate. We put our brains to the test with Spelling Bee, while Jermaine returns with the latest Apple updates and explains what’s about to change on your iPhone. Thomas Mitchell swings by with his must-watch TV recommendations, and a simple question turns into a surprisingly heated discussion: at what point does your girlfriend become your partner? Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns joins us to talk concerts, cannabis laws, State of Origin and plenty more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Premier Chris Minns drops by to chat about a major shake-up for the Sydney Opera House forecourt, including louder gigs, later finish times and more concerts at one of the world's most iconic venues. We also unpack the proposed changes to medicinal cannabis driving laws in New South Wales, why the current system has become so complicated, and what it could mean for drivers. Plus, Chris shares his thoughts on Origin, reveals where he'd move if he left Sydney, and unexpectedly becomes part of our celebrity question chain started by Jason Derulo. It's politics, pub chats and Harry Styles all rolled into one.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki and Tim hand the mic to our resident Apple expert Jermaine, who’s been setting alarms for 3am just to keep up with the latest iPhone updates. From faster AirDrop speeds and smarter messaging features to a major Siri overhaul powered by AI, Jermaine explains what’s actually worth getting excited about when the new software lands in September. Ricki is thrilled by the thought of automatic password updates, Tim is mostly interested in the sound effects, and everyone learns why Apple announces these changes months before they arrive. If you've ever screamed at Siri, waited awkwardly for an AirDrop, or forgotten a password, this one’s for you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After admitting he'd never stepped foot in a gym, Tim finally faced his fears and completed his very first workout at the age of 45. We investigated Tim's latest Taylor Swift conspiracy theory after some suspicious fireworks, a very specific date, and a podcast break convinced him she might already be secretly married. Plus, a P-plater somehow managed to go more than 100km/h over the speed limit, Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton sparked plenty of speculation after an F1 appearance, and Jason Derulo joined us to chat about his huge Australian tour and accidentally gave us a brief retirement scare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Derulo joined us ahead of his Australian tour and nearly sent us into a panic when he jokingly suggested The Last Dance might actually be his final album. Ricki reminisced about supporting him on tour back in 2014, while Jason revealed he's finally bringing the full stadium-sized production he's always dreamed of. We also learned he's a self-confessed musical theatre kid, a little bit Dubai-curious, and surprisingly okay with hearing that Ricki was thinking about him in the shower. Plus, Jason became the first guest in our new question chain, leaving a mystery question for whoever walks into the studio next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim unveils his latest Late Ricki-Lee theory, and this one involves Taylor Swift, fireworks over her Rhode Island mansion, a suspicious podcast break from Travis Kelce, and some very important maths involving the number 13. Before that, he tries to convince Ricki that black tea with Tabasco sauce is a perfectly normal breakfast beverage, with mixed results. Between bizarre drink combinations and celebrity wedding detective work, things get unhinged very quickly. If Taylor and Travis suddenly announce they're already married, Tim would like it noted for the record that he called it first.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim dropped a bombshell by admitting he's never set foot in a gym, sparking a flood of workout advice from listeners who were determined to change that. We debated the correct urinal etiquette for men, tackled the surprisingly controversial question of when boys stop using the ladies' bathroom, and inducted a Sydney professor into Lazy Town after an AI-related cheating fail. Plus, we heard about a tattoo disaster that left a Perth mum with her daughter's name misspelled forever, uncovered the everyday moments that instantly humble us, and played another chaotic round of Can I Have The First Line. Ruel stopped by for Karaoke Bar Fridays, New Music Friday delivered a Pitbull and Lil Jon banger, and Pink revealed the one thing she's terrified of despite flying through the air in front of thousands every night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our next guest in Karaoke Bar Fridays, Ruel sings his new song 'Don't Say That' live in studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discovered the tiny, painfully relatable things that instantly humble you, from beach towels battling the wind to waving at someone who definitely wasn't waving back. Tim relived the horror of getting lost with Google Maps in public, while Ricki revealed the very specific struggles of salon chair self-esteem. Listeners shared their own brutally humbling moments, including teachers being judged by teenagers, shirts accidentally exposing far more than intended, and the unexpected downside of extra-long fake nails. It's a comforting reminder that no matter who you are, embarrassment is always waiting just around the corner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Google's plan to release millions of mosquitoes had us imagining where we'd unleash them around Sydney, while Callan Boys stopped by with his latest must-visit food recommendations. Ricki sent everyone into an existential spiral with a list of things that could be extinct within the next decade, and then things got even more heated when we tackled the growing push for a three-day work week. We also uncovered Ricki's very specific and completely irrational fear of falling into a pothole, before Emma Freedman joined us to chat all things Commonwealth Games and put her skills to the test in a competitive game of Quick Draw.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The idea of a three-day work week sparked a surprisingly fiery debate, with some listeners ready to sign up immediately and others convinced it would be the end of productivity as we know it. We unpacked new reports about AI coming for a stack of jobs, whether working from home has changed people's attitudes to work, and why younger generations seem to have very different priorities from their parents. Along the way, bus drivers, working mums and plenty of opinionated Sydneysiders weighed in on whether less work for the same pay is a dream come true or a complete fantasy. Turns out nobody agrees on much, except that everyone still wants to get paid.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Google apparently wants to unleash 32 million mosquitoes in parts of the US, which somehow led us to ask Sydney's most important question: where would you release them here? Tim had a very specific grudge against a traffic nightmare in Petersham, listeners nominated everything from road intersections to entire suburbs, and one caller absolutely unloaded on Casula. Along the way, we learned why the mozzies are being released in the first place, got distracted by Niall Horan jokes, and discovered a genuinely shocking list of the deadliest animals on Earth. Turns out mosquitoes are a lot scarier than sharks... and dogs somehow made the list too.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricki and Tim kicked things off with the tracks that can lift your mood faster than a servo coffee and a full tank of petrol. The team also took a peek inside the insane world of celebrity riders, uncovering some of the strangest requests artists make backstage. Our very own Ricki-Lee keeps things icy with a nippy 16-degree aircon request and bottles of Veuve and Moet – ABSOLUTELY NO PROSECCO. Thomas Mitchell called in with this week’s movie and streaming picks, while Tim found himself surrounded by radio history after heading to the auction of broadcasting legend John Laws’ estate, where he tested his bidding skills and somehow walked out the proud owner of a… green marble lion. PLUS in true competitive fashion, Rick, Tim and Sarah put their brains to the test with a rapid-fire challenge, seeing just how many things they could name from a chosen category in 30 seconds - with varying levels of success panic along the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Guinness taking over Sydney to Sarah discovering what “splitting the G” actually means, it was one of those shows. We met Hayden, a bloke who somehow needed two million swipes to land his first date, then took a deep dive into the dating profile that may have been holding him back. There was heated debate after a man on Instagram absolutely butchered the pronunciation of “linguini”, plus a wild story from a La La Land concert where an audience member ended up saving the show. We also unpacked a new Aussie study claiming baby brain isn't real, investigated the avalanche of Easter eggs hidden in Taylor Swift’s new Toy Story 5 song announcement, and chatted to Jason Momoa, who accidentally gave Tim the perfect excuse to never go to the gym.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.