We all have a few innocuous habits that, on occasion, can come across a little strangely.  

Kevin Milne sings in the shower, and while that in of itself is pretty normal, some of the songs that come to mind are a little bit odd. 

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We all have a few innocuous habits that, on occasion, can come across a little strangely. &nbsp;
Kevin Milne sings in the shower, and while that in of itself is pretty normal, some of the songs that come to mind are a little bit odd.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB. News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB.News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

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Kevin Milne: Odd songs you maybe shouldn't sing in the shower

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Jo Frost —of Supernanny fame— is throwing herself behind a social media crack down in the UK. 

Their Government is looking to ban social media for under 16's. 

Our Government has made moves towards the same, although the legislation is on hold. 

Frost told Jack Tame governments need to do something, because children are dying. 

She says there are real families burying their kids because of big tech companies, who are profiting off of children.  

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Jo Frost —of Supernanny fame— is throwing herself behind a social media crack down in the UK.&nbsp;
Their Government is looking to ban social media for under 16's.&nbsp;
Our Government has made moves towards the same, although the legislation is on hold.&nbsp;
Frost told Jack Tame governments need to do something, because children are dying.&nbsp;
She says there are real families burying their kids because of big tech companies, who are profiting off of children. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Jo Frost: Supernanny and parenting expert on her support for the UK's ban on social media for under-16s

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Olivia Rodrigo is switching things up for her third studio album. 

Where her two previous albums leaned more on upbeat pop-punk influences, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’ shifts between indie-pop and emotional ballads. 

Rodrigo describes the album as a “time capsule of a relationship in all its highs and lows,” with the A-side, ‘Girl So in Love’ representing the honeymoon stage, the intense building emotions of a new relationship, and the B-side, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad’, covering the downfall. 

Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album. 

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Olivia Rodrigo is switching things up for her third studio album.&nbsp;
Where her two previous albums leaned more on upbeat pop-punk influences, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’ shifts between indie-pop and emotional ballads.&nbsp;
Rodrigo describes the album as a “time capsule of a relationship in all its highs and lows,” with the A-side, ‘Girl So in Love’ representing the honeymoon stage, the intense building emotions of a new relationship, and the B-side, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad’, covering the downfall.&nbsp;
Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album.&nbsp;
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Chris Schulz: Olivia Rodrigo - You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love

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Enough by Dawn French  

Etta is sixty-eight years old. Happy, healthy and an active participant in her world, she’s gathered her family together for an unforgettable weekend. 

Tick. 

At 5am that Saturday morning, Etta wakes her daughter, her granddaughter, her son and her daughter-in-law up to lead everyone down to the beach. To ‘Etta’s Hollow’, where a roaring fire has already been lit. Drowsy but delighted – the sun is just starting to rise for a glorious dawn – Etta’s family bask in the beauty of the moment. A memory to be cherished forever. 

Tick. 

Until twenty minutes later, when Etta announces to her assembled beloveds something as shocking as it is alarming. ‘I have brought you all down to the beach this morning to tell you something important. You see, the thing is, today is my last day alive.’ 

Boom. 

Over the next twenty-four hours, Etta and her family are about to have the most surprising, affecting and life-affirming day of all their lives.  

   

Dissection of a Murder by Jo Murray  

When Leila Reynolds is handed her first murder case, she’s shocked by the victim: a well-known, well-respected judge, whose death sent shockwaves through the legal community. She’s also incredulous—she’s nowhere near experienced enough to handle such a high-profile assignment—but the defendant is insistent: he wants her, and only her, to represent him. 
 
Except he’s refusing to talk. And if that wasn’t complicated enough, Leila soon learns her opponent is the most ruthless prosecutor she’s ever known: her husband. 
 
It’s an impossible situation, yet Leila is determined to sway the jury to her side—until she’s blindsided once again by a shadowy figure from her past. Suddenly, Leila finds herself fighting not only for her client and marriage, but also to keep her own secrets buried. And if she has to rewrite the rules to win, so be it. 

 

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Enough by Dawn French &nbsp;
Etta is sixty-eight years old. Happy, healthy and an active participant in her world, she’s gathered her family together for an unforgettable weekend.&nbsp;
Tick.&nbsp;
At 5am that Saturday morning, Etta wakes her daughter, her granddaughter, her son and her daughter-in-law up to lead everyone down to the beach. To ‘Etta’s Hollow’, where a roaring fire has already been lit. Drowsy but delighted – the sun is just starting to rise for a glorious dawn – Etta’s family bask in the beauty of the moment. A memory to be cherished forever.&nbsp;
Tick.&nbsp;
Until twenty minutes later, when Etta announces to her assembled beloveds something as shocking as it is alarming. ‘I have brought you all down to the beach this morning to tell you something important. You see, the thing is, today is my last day alive.’&nbsp;
Boom.&nbsp;
Over the next twenty-four hours, Etta and her family are about to have the most surprising, affecting and life-affirming day of all their lives. &nbsp;
&nbsp; &nbsp;
Dissection of a Murder by Jo Murray &nbsp;
When Leila Reynolds is handed her first murder case, she’s shocked by the victim: a well-known, well-respected judge, whose death sent shockwaves through the legal community. She’s also incredulous—she’s nowhere near experienced enough to handle such a high-profile assignment—but the defendant is insistent: he wants her, and only her, to represent him.&nbsp; &nbsp; Except he’s refusing to talk. And if that wasn’t complicated enough, Leila soon learns her opponent is the most ruthless prosecutor she’s ever known: her husband.&nbsp; &nbsp; It’s an impossible situation, yet Leila is determined to sway the jury to her side—until she’s blindsided once again by a shadowy figure from her past. Suddenly, Leila finds herself fighting not only for her client and marriage, but also to keep her own secrets buried. And if she has to rewrite the rules to win, so be it.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Catherine Raynes: Enough and Dissection of a Murder

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