Ricki‑Lee & Tim

From fish and chip shop spring rolls to the meals that never let us down, Ricki and Tim celebrate the comfort foods we'll defend forever. Usher's now giving fans a heads up before inviting anyone on stage, plus we unpack the very gross foot fungus and dog poo story that had everyone gagging. It's New Music Friday, Sarah shares the podcast that left her unexpectedly emotional, and there's plenty of laughs along the way.
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Sarah opens up about the unexpected podcast that left her crying all weekend after one of its hosts passed away. It sparks a chat about the strange but very real bonds we form with people we've never actually met, from podcasters to TV stars and musicians. Plus, listeners share the famous faces and voices they feel genuinely connected to, proving parasocial relationships are more common than you might think.
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A video of someone using a dinner fork to scratch an itchy foot at a restaurant sends Ricki and Tim into meltdown, sparking a flood of stomach-churning calls from listeners. From toenail clipping on public transport to one truly unbelievable dog park story, this chat gets grosser with every caller. You might want to put the food down before listening.
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Ricki unpacks why she thinks moving on after a marriage isn't as simple as everyone makes it out to be, sparked by J.Lo covering up her Ben Affleck tattoo. The team also debates the Victorian Premier's claim that Kmart prepared him for leadership, before Peter Overton drops by for a cracking game of Quick Draw.
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Ricki has a theory that men find it easier to move on after losing a partner, and it opens up a surprisingly emotional conversation. Listeners share their own experiences of remarriage, dating after loss, and why starting over isn't always as simple as it sounds. It's honest, heartfelt and full of moments that might just change the way you think about love after loss.
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