Ricki‑Lee & Tim

Henry Badgery from Prompt Cowboy, Australia's largest AI platform, comes in with cowboy hats for everyone and answers the question we have all been quietly wondering: is AI actually making us dumber? His honest answer is yes, if you let it think for you. But used correctly it is genuinely empowering, and Ricki proves it by using ChatGPT to successfully fight a $300 parking fine she never would have contested on her own. Listeners ask if AI will eventually turn on us and Henry says don't worry about the Hollywood version, the bigger problem is what happens to human purpose when AI does all the work. His personal AI of choice for serious tasks is Claude by Anthropic, which he says is far more intelligent than the others. We are not biased.
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A psychologist has put together a guide to arguing better in relationships and the key rules are: keep it logical, never bring up the past, listen without making assumptions, and pick your battles because most things just are not worth it. Ricki and Rich apparently communicate rather than argue which is very healthy. However Ricki did spend last Saturday morning crying with a champagne in her hand, furious about absolutely nothing, massaging the frown off her face while Rich sat quietly in the corner. Sometimes the toddler emotions just arrive uninvited and there is nothing to be done about it.
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Happy Friday!! We uncover the very unexpected place Channel Nine originally got their iconic intro music from, and a cooking hack used by grandmas everywhere suddenly has us questioning how old we’ve become. Plus, Sydney’s still buzzing after that wild meteor sighting last night!
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Our next guest to sing in Karaoke Bar Fridays is the one and only Sam Fischer, singing 'A Heart Doesn't Hurt Itself'.
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A meteor lit up Sydney's skies at 6:30 last night and Duncan at the Norwood driving range had absolutely no idea because he was locked in on his swing. He films himself hitting to analyse his technique and only discovered the meteor when he reviewed the footage afterwards. He briefly looked up mid-session, thought it might be lightning, and went straight back to work. The meteor is in the background of his swing video and it looks incredible. Duncan is choosing to see it as a sign from the universe that his golf game is about to improve. We respect the optimism.
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