Ricki‑Lee & Tim

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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Bondi’s still recovering after a huge overnight house party, and somehow the fallout from tensions in Iran has now reached Australian supermarkets with a possible Diet Coke shortage on the horizon. We realised Tim is basically the human embodiment of Inner West Sydney, except for one detail that completely throws the stereotype out the window. There’s also a fascinating private investigator story that had us asking way too many questions, plus Tim Ross aka Rosso drops by for a very competitive game of Quick Draw.
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Private investigator Cassie Crofts from Venus Investigations goes viral for spotting the same pattern every time: men heading to a car wash right before meeting their affair partner. Not to cover their tracks, but to impress. We are both appalled and unsurprised. Cassie also reveals that cheaters are getting caught via Amazon Alexa voice history, a secret password protected shared note in the iPhone Notes app that nobody thinks to check, and suddenly developing new hobbies and taste in music that have clearly been influenced by someone else. If your Apple Pay guy is suddenly paying cash for everything, that is also a red flag. Three quarters of people who call a PI turn out to be right. Trust your gut.
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