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5 dgn geleden

Olivia Dean, US Execution Livestream & Selma Blair Arrest

Hello hello! If you had any doubt before, you can now say for certain that we are living in a dystopian hellhole because the U.S. has announced it will livestream the execution of a prisoner on death row. Hannah talks about how this announcement, and the recent failed execution of Christa Pike, has sparked universal outrage from all sides of politics. Then, Sarah explains why Olivia Dean is being sued for allegedly copying Bill Withers’ classic hit ‘Just the Two of Us’. And the whole debacle has us asking – is it possible for anything in music, fashion or art to feel original these days? Plus, the Coalition’s migration promise, the Greens’ public supermarket proposal, Mia Goth and Shia Le Bouf’s divorce, One Nation’s racist AI-generated campaign ad, and why actress Selma Blair was arrested at JFK airport. Send in a question for us to answer next ep HERE on the SpeakPipe. Like what you hear? Let’s be friends! Big Small Talk Instagram Sarah-Jane’s Instagram Hannah’s Instagram This ep was produced by Sarah Jane Adams and Justine Landis-Hanley See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
6 dgn geleden

CLAREMONT: Police Errors

The defence team for the accused Claremont Serial Killer, Bradley Edwards focussed on forensic collection errors made by police when Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon’s bodies were found in 1996 and 1997. Sergeant Gary Hyde was grilled about errors in transcripts and data entry of forensic pieces from samples collected from the murdered women. On day 26, we’re joined by forensic expert Brendan Chapman, who helps walk us through some of the potential risks incorrect entries in forensic databases can arise, as well as answer your questions about DNA and forensics. We also got a glimpse of the type of person Ciara Glennon was in life, with photos of her bedroom just hours after she went missing shown to the court. The moment trapped in time, as the court saw clothes strewn across her bed and shoes on the floor. The bedroom left by a woman in a hurry, never to return. Join Natalie Bonjolo, Tim Clarke and Brendan Chapman as they navigate the world of forensics and DNA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
4 dgn geleden

Men are Cooked | Punters Stories

We’ve got a new one - this time, you’ve written in your craziest stories with the men you’ve dated. Lucy and Nikki read and react. LINKS: What if the afterparty was the main event? Lucy and Nikki are hosting their biggest event EVER in Melbourne on 19 December. A secret lineup. A boiler room style, day-to-night party. Welcome to UNBOXED. You'll just have to trust us... Tickets: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/unboxed-party-girl-up-late/200244?skin=UNBOXEDMELB&offercode=UNBOXED26 Follow Happy Hour Podcast on Instagram here - bit.ly/47ZKkCXJoin Happy Hour Facebook Group here – bit.ly/3HK1I3VShop Jagger & Stone here - bit.ly/3SFSYCeHave a story to share? Email Cheersbabes@happyhourwithlucyandnikki.comFollow @LiSTNREntertainment on Instagram CREDITS Host: Lucy Jackson & Nikki WestcottProducer: Grace Valerie-LynetteAudio Producer: Nat MarshallSocial Producer: Ruby Munro See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2 dgn geleden

Our Take: Will Katie Zacharia last? And wait, where’s South Australia?

Take your ties off and put your wigs on, we're back with The Briefing Our Take. It's the weekend hangout where we take you behind the scenes of the week that was, and what we (and you) thought of it. Sacha and Chris dive into a story we didn't get a chance to cover this week – the new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia and her first briefing that REALLY made an impression. We crack open the inbox to get your thoughts on some of the biggest stories this week, including plans to get rid of screens for some kids in WA and Aussie cricket. We're also joined by LiSTNR audio producer and sound designer, Nial, who takes on the weekend quiz, before topping it all off with recommendations on the weekend list! As always, we want to hear from you! Reach out to us on Instagram @thebriefingpodcast and feel free to leave a comment if you’re listening on Spotify. The Weekend Quiz: Donald Trump announced a ceasefire this week between two countries which ones? And, for a bonus point – what type of ceasefire did he claim it was? WA is banning screens in the classroom for some students in a pilot program; what grades will be included? Petrol prices are back at levels seen at the start of the Iran war. What’s the national average? A) 2 dollars 70 a litreB) 2 dollars 16 a litreC) 2 dollars 41 a litre The first restaurants in Australia were given Michelin stars this week and they were all in one state – which one was it? The Fair Work Ombudsman gave advice on how to take leave for the release of what game this week? For an extra point – what date is it being released? The Weekend List: To watch: The State of Man on ABC iView (Chris) To (not) watch: The Bledisloe Cup Follow The Briefing: TikTok: @thebriefingpod Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @TheBriefingPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
11 okt

Advice with the Queens ft. Kurt Coleman

The iconic Kurt Coleman joins us on the pod for a little chat about his journey with influencing and getting his help on some advice with the queens questions. LINKS: What if the afterparty was the main event? Lucy and Nikki are hosting their biggest event EVER in Melbourne on 19 December. A secret lineup. A boiler room style, day-to-night party. Welcome to UNBOXED. You'll just have to trust us... Tickets: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/unboxed-party-girl-up-late/200244?skin=UNBOXEDMELB&offercode=UNBOXED26 Follow Happy Hour Podcast on Instagram here - bit.ly/47ZKkCXJoin Happy Hour Facebook Group here – bit.ly/3HK1I3VShop Jagger & Stone here - bit.ly/3SFSYCeHave a story to share? Email Cheersbabes@happyhourwithlucyandnikki.comFollow @LiSTNREntertainment on Instagram CREDITS Host: Lucy Jackson & Nikki WestcottProducer: Grace Valerie-LynetteAudio Producer: Nat MarshallSocial Producer: Ruby Munro See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
4 dgn geleden

CLAREMONT: The Evidence the State's Case Hangs On

***WARNING: Graphic Content*** Ciara Glennon's fingernail clippings are the key pieces of evidence the prosecution have to say why they'll prove Bradley Robert Edwards is the Claremont serial killer. The reason why they're so crucial, is because DNA found under those fingernails contained the DNA of the accused, and the prosecution say it got there because of a struggle. When Ciara Glennon’s body was found on April 3, 1997, she also had defensive wounds on her arms and hands, indicating she fought for her life. On day 27 of the Claremont Serial Killings trial, the court heard from the mortuary manager who collected those key pieces of evidence. Dr Robert Macdermit, who had conducted more than 10,000 autopsies during his career, clipped Ciara's fingernails, and detailed the grim task that was conducting her post-mortem. In that autopsy, Ciara's hair mass was also taken, a gruesome task which was explained in full to the court by Dr Macdermit. Ciara's hair is also an important piece of evidence for the prosecution, because several blue and grey fibres, which they say are from the Telstra uniform and Commodore station wagon used by Bradley Edwards at the time. However, during his cross examination it was revealed Dr Macdermit could have driven a commodore to the post mortem that day. The defence also noticed what looked like another body present in the room of the time of Ciara's post-mortem. They also got Dr Macdermit to admit they used the same utensils for different body parts, which were rinsed off during the procedure. Join Natalie Bonjolo, Tim Clarke and Alison Fan as they explain the details of day 27. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
6 okt

The Cornell 7, Pete Davidson & Greens New Leader

Prosecutors have reopened an investigation into an alleged rape at Cornell University after public outrage and mounting questions over how the case was handled. Then, the New York Times has decided the best TV shows of the 21st century and naturally, we have thoughts.Back home, the Greens have a new leader, but the result has exposed some pretty major divisions within the party. Plus, has the internet officially changed its mind on Pete Davidson? He’s opening up about his famous exes, his confrontations with Kanye West and why he has an issue with female content creators. And former Bachelor star Sam Wood has been charged with domestic violence offences.Then in our Q+A: Megan Fox’s Letterboxd four. Yes, we’re judging. Big Small Talk Instagram Sarah-Jane’s Instagram Hannah’s Instagram This ep was produced by Sarah Jane Adams and Justine Landis-Hanley See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
7 okt

CLAREMONT: Handling Evidence

The question of who handled evidence samples from the two murdered women’s bodies, will become key in both the prosecution and defence’s arguments. On day 25, we got our first glimpse of just how in depth the witnesses will be expected to remember of their dealings with samples. Forensic police officer Gary Hyde told the court he was present during the day Ciara Glennon’s body was found, he took photos of her post-mortem the next day, and handled several exhibits. He was responsible for sending off a critical hair sample to the FBI in 1999. He also told the court he handled evidence which had been tested by key forensic scientist Laurie Webb in 2012, who went on to be sacked in 2016 for cutting corners. Join Natalie Bonjolo, Tim Clarke and Emily Moulton as they take you through how the evidence was labelled, where it went, as well as discussing Yakka workwear, and why it has become so important to this case. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
4 dgn geleden

The World Is Getting Meaner. Why Are We Still Playing Nice?

Is our obsession with being nice is actually part of the problem? This week on Small Talk, I'm joined by one of Australia's most respected political journalists and authors, Amy Remeikis, to unpack why playing nice might be getting us absolutely nowhere. Amy is the Chief Political Analyst at The Australia Institute, a contributing editor at The New Daily and is known online as Pyjama Politics. Amy is able to make the complicated world of politics accessible without losing any of its nuance. And her latest book, Screw Nice, makes a compelling case for why it's time to rethink our relationship with politeness. We talk about why women are conditioned to be agreeable, the difference between being nice and being kind, and why the people causing the most outrage seem to face the fewest consequences. Big Small Talk Instagram Sarah-Jane’s Instagram This ep was produced by Sarah Jane Adams See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
18-06-2025

Do Age Gap Relationships Work?

Dodgy cheating old men, or your older Prince Charming? Lucy and Nikki read punter stories of their age gap relationships, and break down the hot from the not. LINKS Follow Happy Hour Podcast on Instagram here - bit.ly/47ZKkCX Join Happy Hour Facebook Group here – bit.ly/3HK1I3V Shop Jagger & Stone here - bit.ly/3SFSYCe Have a story to share? Email Cheersbabes@happyhourwithlucyandnikki.com Follow @LiSTNREntertainment on Instagram CREDITS Host: Lucy Jackson & Nikki WestcottProducer: Grace Valerie-LynetteTechnical Producer: Adam GauderAudio Producer: Kyle HopkinsSocial Producer: Zoe Panaretos & Justin HillSupervising Producer: Nic McClure See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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