Ricki‑Lee & Tim

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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Peter Overton drops by for a game of Quick Draw, shares the career advice that's stuck with him for 35 years, and reveals why following your own dreams matters more than anyone else's expectations. Plus, he opens up about life in the newsroom, his favourite airports, and the incredible story that made him stop and smile. Will he take down Ricki in Quick Draw? Tune in to find out.
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Ricki and Tim unpack Oprah's claim that life doesn't truly begin until you're 44, and hear from listeners about the age everything finally clicked. Plus, the Czech Republic's President reveals his very unexpected side hustle, a dream that came true, the truth behind the horse meat scare, and Em Rusciano joins the show for a hilarious and heartfelt chat about dating, perimenopause and finding yourself again.
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Em Rusciano joins Ricki and Tim to chat about her hilarious and heartfelt new show, Addicted to Love. She opens up about dating again after a 25-year marriage, surviving the apps, and why women in perimenopause suddenly have zero patience for anyone chewing too loudly. Plus, Em shares the surprising truth about modern dating profiles and why straight men might be overdue for a rebrand.
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