Ruck 'n Roll

Finey is checking if there is plenty of fish in the sea but the show must go on. Lots to talk about so enough reading and more listening.....Ruck ON !
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Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine (Gone Fishing), Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Producer - Steve Visscher
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'This is where things get stupid' said the Lawyer. The Defence rests.
You be the Judge.
Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Producer - Steve Visscher
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If you think the French are revolting, you are right, but they are not alone. Here is your weekly serve of the Ruck 'n Roll revolution which includes (in no particular order):
An ultra indulgent review of Ultravox live at the Palais
An insightful review of J.D. Fortune live in Melbourne
An incredibly self serving review of the Spring Racing Carnival
A good St. Kilda footy story! No really, it is.
Random culinary observations with zero nutritional validation
A surprisingly sensible discussion about the ARIA Hall of Fame
Put on your dancing shoes, your favourite Chesty Bonds singlet and matching lycra bike shorts.
The fashion police and the fun police are on a break. So let it all hang out, hombres.
Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Producer - Steve Visscher
© 2026 Howdy Partners Media
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The dreaded post-gig lurgy has floored Ken, who is missing this week. The fact he spent a lot of time with SJP last week is pure coincidence. Said no-one.
That aside, there is lots to talk about this week, including South Melbourne’s amazing Australia Cup victory, AFL trades, cricket in South Africa, running out of petrol and of course the Spring Racing Carnival gets a guernsey.
Warning:
If you follow SJP’s tips you have already lost your mind. Your shirt will follow.
Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Producer - Steve Visscher
© 2026 Howdy Partners Media
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Like a caged beast in a David Attenborough doco, Stephen J Peak has again been released into the wild, or as it is better known in environmental and ecological circles - Fitzroy. The Evelyn Hotel to be precise, where a special breed of female homosapiens known as Hot Machine were introducing new, exciting sounds from some prehistoric gizmo known as - a record album. Stephen and Sherpa Ken Francis survived and we hear their tale in this episode.
In other parts of this wildlife adventure, we talk about humans being swapped so they can kick a pigskin around, other humans throwing flying projectiles at a piece of wood and fine equine beasts racing each other with fancy dressed small creatures sitting on top of them.
Join our Neanderthals
Kevin Hillier, Mark Fine, Stephen J Peak, Ken Francis
Producer - Steve Visscher
© 2026 Howdy Partners Media
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.