New Zealand singer Margaret Urlich, best known for her vocals on Daryl Braithwaite's timeless hit The Horses, has died at the age of 57.



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New Zealand singer Margaret Urlich, best known for her vocals on Daryl Braithwaite's timeless hit The Horses, has died at the age of 57.

❤️ Jonesy Breaks Down In Emotional Tribute To Margaret Urlich

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Jonesy and Amanda are back with another entertaining show, and this time they're discussing everything from centaurs to Christmas decorations. The conversation starts with a humorous take on the Kia commercial featuring a centaur, leading to a debate about whether a person can ride a centaur and how it would work. We also dive into a discussion about the mythological creatures, referencing a book called The Song of Achilles.

The show also touches on more serious topics, including the story of Jai Arrow, a rugby league player who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and was given a special exemption to play in his 100th game. The hosts discuss the importance of raising awareness for the disease and the impact it has on families.

They also discuss the idea of the "Christmas Keno," a term used to describe people who start decorating for Christmas early and get stressed about it.

Catch up on the latest episode of Jonesy and Amanda and hear more about their hilarious conversations and thought-provoking discussions. Download the free iHeart app now and listen to every episode on demand.

Jonesy and Amanda are back with another entertaining show, and this time they're discussing everything from centaurs to Christmas decorations. The conversation starts with a humorous take on the Kia commercial featuring a centaur, leading to a debate about whether a person can ride a centaur and how it would work. We also dive into a discussion about the mythological creatures, referencing a book called The Song of Achilles.
The show also touches on more serious topics, including the story of Jai Arrow, a rugby league player who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and was given a special exemption to play in his 100th game. The hosts discuss the importance of raising awareness for the disease and the impact it has on families.
They also discuss the idea of the "Christmas Keno," a term used to describe people who start decorating for Christmas early and get stressed about it.
Catch up on the latest episode of Jonesy and Amanda and hear more about their hilarious conversations and thought-provoking discussions. Download the free iHeart app now and listen to every episode on demand.

FULL SHOW: Dob In A Christmas Keno!

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🍺 PUB TEST: Do You Like Picnics?

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David Berry joins Jonesy & Amanda to reflect on the emotional final chapter of Outlander after eight unforgettable seasons.

David also discusses his exciting new role as Andy Dufresne in the Australian stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption, revealing the pressure of taking on one of the most iconic characters in film history and what audiences can expect when the production tours the country in 2027.

David Berry joins Jonesy &amp; Amanda to reflect on the emotional final chapter of Outlander after eight unforgettable seasons.
David also discusses his exciting new role as Andy Dufresne in the Australian stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption, revealing the pressure of taking on one of the most iconic characters in film history and what audiences can expect when the production tours the country in 2027.

💋 Outlander's David Berry On Saying Goodbye To The Beloved Series

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❤️ Jonesy Breaks Down In Emotional Tribute To Margaret Urlich

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