Jonesy & Amanda

It's a big Friday on Jonesy & Amanda! Amanda shares her plans to visit family in Queensland, Gem Y Ry reveals he's joining Celebrity Theatre Sports, and Fast Five delivers one of the closest finishes we've had in weeks. Plus, Ronan Keating joins the show to discuss his upcoming Just Getting Started tour, opens up about grief, healing and the loss of his beloved dog Aussie, and reflects on why he feels like he's only getting started after more than 30 years in music. Then, Friday Feels turns up the energy as Aussie dance music legends The Potbelleez stop by the studio to chat about the story behind Don't Hold Back before delivering a live performance of their iconic hit. Also in this episode: Water Cooler Chat asks whether you'd rather use a second-hand toothbrush or second-hand underwear, Jonesy reviews a surprise free-to-air movie find, and Digital Jenna wraps up the biggest stories from the Jonesy & Amanda socials. 🎙️ Featuring: Ronan Keating, The Potbelleez, Fast Five, Water Cooler Chat, Free Movie and Digital Jenna.

Digital Jenna (Jenna Benson) joins Jonesy & Amanda with what's been trending on the @jonesyandamanda socials this week.

This week, Aussie dance music favourites The Potbelleez perform their iconic hit "Don't Hold Back" live for Jonesy & Amanda. A feel-good anthem that became a staple on dancefloors, in cars and at festivals across Australia, Don't Hold Back remains one of the band's biggest and most-loved tracks. Listen to The Potbelleez bring the energy to Friday Feels with this special live performance.

Before performing their iconic hit "Don't Hold Back" for our Friday Feels session, The Potbelleez's Ilan and Dave join Jonesy & Amanda for a chat about the song that became an Aussie anthem, how they knew they had a hit on their hands, and the journey from Sydney's pub scene to festival stages around the country. The band also shares the story of how The Potbelleez came together, the songs that didn't make the cut, and why writing a true banger is harder than it looks.

Fresh off announcing his Just Getting Started world tour, Ronan Keating joined Jonesy & Amanda for a heartfelt chat about grief, healing, family and the power of music. Ronan opens up about the devastating loss of his beloved dog Aussie, reflects on losing his brother, and shares how music helped him find his way back to songwriting after years of heartbreak. He also reveals why, after more than three decades in the industry, he genuinely feels like he's only just getting started.

The incredible McLean brothers join Jonesy & Amanda to relive their record-breaking 15,000km row from Peru to Australia and chat about turning their unbelievable adventure into a new book. Plus, the team dives into the controversy surrounding the "Brazen Baker" accused of selling decorated Woolworths mud cakes for premium prices, debates whether surprise pop-ins still pass the pub test, and discovers some delightfully old-fashioned kids, including Jonesy's 18-month-old grandson who is obsessed with Keeping Up Appearances, and an 8-year-old whose favourite artist is John Denver. Also in this episode: Fast Five, Instagrand, an Icehouse golden ticket winner, Australian kitsch collectibles, Radiohead's return to Australia, and plenty of classic Jonesy & Amanda chaos along the way. Subscribe now and never miss an episode of Jonesy & Amanda! 🎙️

Does popping into a friend's place unannounced pass the pub test?

The Maclean Brothers completed an incredible 15,000km row from Peru to Australia, becoming the first team on record to row from South America to Australia. Now, Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan Maclean are sharing the extraordinary story behind their 139-day Pacific Ocean crossing in their new book, Three Brothers in a Boat.

A woman who runs a cake business in south-east Victoria has been accused of using Woolworths mud cakes in recipes for customers and then charging up to $180 for them.

Today got a little unhinged 😅 Amanda opened up about life after losing Mini, Jonesy discovered what the word "perv" actually means, the team tested viral Hong Kong Sprite Tea, and Amanda investigated whether peeing on your credit card can somehow make you rich. Just another completely normal day on the show.  

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Amanda Keller has thanked listeners for the incredible support she's received following the loss of her beloved dog, Mini.

Amanda returns to the show after saying goodbye to her beloved dog, Mini. In an emotional and deeply personal conversation, she shares the difficult final days, the decision to let Mini go peacefully at home, and the outpouring of support she's received from listeners. Along the way, Amanda reflects on 15 years of memories, the special bond between pets and their families, and the unique grief that comes with losing a loyal companion. There are tears, laughs, condolences from listeners, and touching words from Dr Chris Brown that leave everyone emotional. ❤️🐾 A heartfelt tribute to Mini, the dog who was Amanda's shadow, best friend, and treasured family member for 15 wonderful years.

Do 90-minute restaurant bookings pass the pub test?

After an Australian athlete's mid-race incident sparked headlines around the world, HYROX co-founder Moritz Fürste has confirmed rule changes are on the way.

Amanda has been overwhelmed by the love and support she's received after saying goodbye to her beloved dog, Mini. From heartfelt messages to shared stories of beloved pets, the outpouring of kindness from listeners has meant the world to her during an incredibly difficult time.

Em Gillespie joins Jonesy & Amanda with the latest in entertainment! 

Amanda opens up about the heartbreaking loss of her beloved dog, Mini. A cherished member of the family for many years, Mini was more than just a pet, she was a loyal companion, best friend and constant source of love. Amanda shares some of her favourite memories, reflects on the special bond they shared, and pays tribute to the little dog who meant so much to her.

Today on the Jonesy & Amanda Podcast: Amanda shares an update on beloved dog Mini and the frustrations of fitness trackers during difficult times. The team tackles a hilarious round of Fast Five, debates the most "un-Australian" behaviours, and gets stuck into a surprisingly divisive water cooler question: would you rather accidentally send nudes to your boss or your parents? Plus, Jonesy reveals his latest obsession with week-by-week collectable models, the team uncovers the story of a 179-year-old sourdough starter still being shared around the world, and one lucky listener wins an unforgettable VIP Icehouse experience on Sydney Harbour. The highlight of the show is a very special Friday Feels Session with ARIA Hall of Fame inductees Vika & Linda, who join Jonesy and Amanda to talk about their remarkable career, new album Where Do You Come From, and perform a stunning acoustic version of their classic hit "When Will You Fall For Me." Also in this episode: Fast Five Icehouse Golden Ticket winner announced Social Media Feedback with Jenna Raygun documentary debate The world's steepest street Sourdough starter dating back to 1847 Plenty of laughs, questionable puns and Friday chaos Subscribe now and catch up with Jonesy & Amanda's biggest moments of the week. 🎙️✨

Digital Jenna (Jenna Benson) joins Jonesy & Amanda with what's been trending on the @jonesyandamanda socials this week. 

Vika & Linda perform their beloved song “When Will You Fall For Me?” in this beautiful live performance. Known for their powerful vocals and unforgettable harmonies, the Australian music icons deliver a heartfelt rendition of one of their most cherished tracks.

We were lucky enough to have Vika & Linda join us live in the studio for a chat ahead of their live performance!

It's time for some watercooler chat!

Amanda debuts her new reading glasses and quickly discovers not everyone appreciates her “fashion-forward” frames. The team tackles the Fast Five, debates whether concert encores are a cringe relic of the past, and dives into a fascinating conversation about the different types of friendships and why expecting one person to be everything can lead to disappointment. Plus, Myf Warhurst joins the show to chat about her new memoir Middle Rage, navigating midlife, menopause, honesty, and why she's embracing her next chapter. With NFL fever sweeping Australia ahead of the historic Melbourne game, Jonesy and Amanda share stories of confused tourists and their own travel blunders as the Tribal Drum beats for "An Idiot Abroad." From mistaken chocolate mousse in Hawaii to believing the Las Vegas Eiffel Tower was the real thing, these stories prove we're all capable of looking like fools when we're far from home. Also in this episode: Amanda's reading glasses intervention The surprising psychology of adult friendships The most expensive things people are buying right now NFL stars discovering Australian coffee... and "nature" Why some people think encores should be banned forever A laugh-filled episode about friendship, getting older, and the universal experience of being completely out of your depth overseas. 🎙️

Do encores at concerts pass the pub test?

Some people have too much money!

Will you be watching?

We're back with another hilarious episode of Jonesy and Amanda, where we dive into some of the most cringe-worthy dating stories you've ever heard. From a guy who gets back in the bath after using the toilet to a man who asks his date to pick up Red Bull cans from his car, these stories will leave you questioning the sanity of some people out there. This episode is a wild ride, covering everything from the importance of personal space in relationships to the absurdity of some dating experiences. The hosts share their own stories and invite listeners to share theirs, with some truly eye-opening results. They also discuss the latest news on social media algorithms and the proposed changes to the way they work, which could have a significant impact on our online experiences. The conversation is lighthearted and entertaining, but also touches on some serious topics, like the need for greater responsibility from social media platforms when it comes to protecting young people from online harm. The hosts also discuss the recent documentary about Rachel Gunn, the Australian breakdancer who represented her country at the Olympics, and share their thoughts on the controversy surrounding her performance. If you're looking for a laugh and a thought-provoking conversation, this episode of Jonesy and Amanda is a must-listen. Tune in to hear the hosts' hilarious takes on dating disasters, the latest news on social media, and their opinions on the Rachel Gunn documentary.

Have you seen Netflix's new documentary about Raygun - Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly.

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Jonesy and Amanda are back with another entertaining show, and this time we're discussing some pretty wild conspiracy theories. 

For some people, it's a non-negotiable act of love. For others, there's Uber. So where do you stand? If a friend or family member asks for an airport pickup, are you there waiting at arrivals... or sending them a rideshare link?

How do you feel about this?

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.

Do picnics pass the pub test?

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.

This might be the most heartwarming sports story of the year. After a motor neurone disease diagnosis forced Jai Arrow into an early retirement, the NRL, the Players Association, South Sydney, the Gold Coast Titans and even the Rabbitohs' fiercest rivals came together to help him achieve one final milestone: becoming a 100-game Rabbitoh.

Today's show is a wild ride, full of laughter, music, and even a few tears. From discussing our furry friends to exploring the fascinating world of science and a LIVE performance, today's show has it all!

Digital Jenna (Jenna Benson) joins Jonesy & Amanda with what's been trending on the @jonesyandamanda socials this week!

This week, Anthony Callea puts his own powerful spin on the Cheap Trick classic The Flame, delivering a heartfelt performance that showcases his incredible vocals and emotional storytelling. Click here for Anthony Callea's upcoming tour dates!

The incredible Anthony Callea joins Jonesy & Amanda for a chat ahead of his live performance for our Friday Feels Sessions!

It's time for some watercooler chat!

Jonesy and Amanda are back with a hilarious episode that's all about the quirks of men. They dive into the phenomenon of why men often do random things when they're supposed to be doing something important. From pruning bushes to pulling radiators out of cars, these guys are doing it all.

Does cold calling your friends pass the pub test?

Thank you, everybody.

Amanda Keller opens up about the heartbreaking reality of saying goodbye to a beloved pet, revealing that her 14-year-old border collie, Mini, has been diagnosed with lymphoma and may have only weeks to live. In an emotional and deeply personal conversation, Amanda shares how Mini has been the "sunshine and the glue" of her family for more than a decade, and how she's been cherishing every precious moment since receiving the devastating diagnosis. She reflects on the unique bond between pets and their owners, the grief that comes with knowing their time is limited, and why, despite the inevitable heartbreak, the love is always worth it. It's a moving episode that will resonate with anyone who has ever loved a pet.

This is absolutely heartbreaking.

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Let's hear your favourite conspiracy theories!

Fingringhoe Parish Council's clerk has confirmed that the signs have been stolen at least three times in the past five years.