Ricki‑Lee & Tim

From the spending habits that could make lenders nervous to Hughesy calling in to address the story everyone's talking about, today's show had a bit of everything. Johanna Griggs joined us to chat all things Commonwealth Games before stepping up for a competitive game of Quick Draw, Ricki confessed to peeing herself at the State Library, and we all discovered the mind blowing truth about bananas. Safe to say we learned a lot today.
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We wanted to know the one purchase that's worth every single dollar, and the answers did not disappoint. From robot vacuum cleaners and laser hair removal to luxury watches, golf and champagne, everyone had something they'd happily splurge on again. Along the way, we also found out why banks might judge your spending habits before approving a home loan, and which everyday expense could quietly hurt your chances of getting a mortgage.
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Hughesy joined us from Canada to address the very unusual story that's been blowing up online after comedian Melanie Bracewell revealed he once weed in one of her stage glasses backstage. He explained exactly what happened, why there wasn't a toilet nearby, and why he thought the whole thing had been laughed off years ago, before it unexpectedly resurfaced this week. Then, as only Hughesy can, he shared another hilarious wee-related story that proved this might be becoming a bit of a pattern.
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We made it to our 100th show, and naturally things got weird. We debated whether long-term couples should still be pashing, unpacked why Gen Z is blaming their parents for everything, and Ricki and Sarah admitted they're both way too hyper independent when it comes to accepting help in relationships. Plus, we celebrated the milestone with plenty of laughs and looked back at what makes this show what it is.
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After hearing one TV host declare that French kissing should end after a few years together, we had some serious questions. Do long-term couples still pash, or does it eventually become a thing of the past? Ricki and Tim compared their own relationships, shared very different takes on PDA, and heard from listeners who proved there's no one right way to keep the romance alive.
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