We relive our own Bathurst-style racing drama after a chaotic go-karting session at Entertainment Park in Penrith, then get nostalgic about the good old days. We find out what people love that everyone else hates, before opening the Proud Parent Hotline and giving listeners a chance to brag about the brilliant things their kids have been doing.

We relive our own Bathurst-style racing drama after a chaotic go-karting session at Entertainment Park in Penrith, then get nostalgic about the good old days. We find out what people love that everyone else hates, before opening the Proud Parent Hotline and giving listeners a chance to brag about the brilliant things their kids have been doing.

Ricki‑Lee & Tim make waking up in Sydney genuinely fun, jumping head‑first into stories the city can’t stop talking about. Their chemistry is instant, their friendship is real, and the laughs? Guaranteed. Ricki‑Lee brings the star power, the music chops and the unmistakable glam, while Tim Blackwell brings the lightning‑fast wit and the pop‑culture brain no one can keep up with.

Ricki‑Lee &amp; Tim make waking up in Sydney genuinely fun, jumping head‑first into stories the city can&rsquo;t stop talking about. Their chemistry is instant, their friendship is real, and the laughs? Guaranteed. Ricki‑Lee brings the star power, the music chops and the unmistakable glam, while Tim Blackwell brings the lightning‑fast wit and the pop‑culture brain no one can keep up with.

Ricki‑Lee & Tim

Full Show: It Was Like Bathurst in Penrith!

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We reveal the controversial things we secretly love, from Ricki’s beloved Ovaltines and pickles to Tim’s smoked mussels, while debating celebrities everyone seems to have a problem with. Plus, listeners confess their own unpopular loves, including black pudding, disposable plastic everything and the absolute joy of going back to work after a holiday.

We reveal the controversial things we secretly love, from Ricki&rsquo;s beloved Ovaltines and pickles to Tim&rsquo;s smoked mussels, while debating celebrities everyone seems to have a problem with. Plus, listeners confess their own unpopular loves, including black pudding, disposable plastic everything and the absolute joy of going back to work after a holiday.

I LOVE Plastic Straws!!!

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We get nostalgic for the good old days, from the legendary Big Day Out and going to gigs without staring at our phones to when fuel was 51 cents a litre. Listeners share what they miss most, including kids playing outside, life feeling simpler and the days when nobody could track your every move with Find My iPhone and Life360.

We get nostalgic for the good old days, from the legendary Big Day Out and going to gigs without staring at our phones to when fuel was 51 cents a litre. Listeners share what they miss most, including kids playing outside, life feeling simpler and the days when nobody could track your every move with Find My iPhone and Life360.

Stop Tracking My EVERY MOVE!

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We find out why some Aussie bars are handing out “cut off” cards to patrons who’ve had enough, and hear about an influencer who allegedly faked her running records by taking a sneaky ride on a bike. We unpack the latest Glossys, including the bizarre claim that Harry Styles hasn’t used a laptop in six years, and discover Aussie kids apparently think chips come from Macca’s. Plus, Australian Idol stars Kesha and Kalani join us for Karaoke Bar Fridays and take on Olivia Dean and Sam Fender’s “Rein Me In.”

We find out why some Aussie bars are handing out &ldquo;cut off&rdquo; cards to patrons who&rsquo;ve had enough, and hear about an influencer who allegedly faked her running records by taking a sneaky ride on a bike. We unpack the latest Glossys, including the bizarre claim that Harry Styles hasn&rsquo;t used a laptop in six years, and discover Aussie kids apparently think chips come from Macca&rsquo;s. Plus, Australian Idol stars Kesha and Kalani join us for Karaoke Bar Fridays and take on Olivia Dean and Sam Fender&rsquo;s &ldquo;Rein Me In.&rdquo;

Full Show: 'I Thought Teachers Lived at School!'

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Full Show: It Was Like Bathurst in Penrith!

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