A meteor lit up Sydney's skies at 6:30 last night and Duncan at the Norwood driving range had absolutely no idea because he was locked in on his swing. He films himself hitting to analyse his technique and only discovered the meteor when he reviewed the footage afterwards. He briefly looked up mid-session, thought it might be lightning, and went straight back to work. The meteor is in the background of his swing video and it looks incredible. Duncan is choosing to see it as a sign from the universe that his golf game is about to improve. We respect the optimism.

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Bondi’s still recovering after a huge overnight house party, and somehow the fallout from tensions in Iran has now reached Australian supermarkets with a possible Diet Coke shortage on the horizon. We realised Tim is basically the human embodiment of Inner West Sydney, except for one detail that completely throws the stereotype out the window. There’s also a fascinating private investigator story that had us asking way too many questions, plus Tim Ross aka Rosso drops by for a very competitive game of Quick Draw.

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Private investigator Cassie Crofts from Venus Investigations goes viral for spotting the same pattern every time: men heading to a car wash right before meeting their affair partner. Not to cover their tracks, but to impress. We are both appalled and unsurprised. Cassie also reveals that cheaters are getting caught via Amazon Alexa voice history, a secret password protected shared note in the iPhone Notes app that nobody thinks to check, and suddenly developing new hobbies and taste in music that have clearly been influenced by someone else. If your Apple Pay guy is suddenly paying cash for everything, that is also a red flag. Three quarters of people who call a PI turn out to be right. Trust your gut.

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Young drivers have been bedazzling their L and P plates and Transport NSW has issued a major warning to stop immediately. We think they look kind of cute but rules are rules. This opens up a trip down memory lane: Ricki had a crazy bitch sticker and fluffy dice on her VT Commodore station wagon which also had a PA system in the boot for gigs, the Oakley sticker above the rear view mirror was peak early 2000s energy, and a listener in Camden puts reindeer ears on her car every Christmas and wraps tinsel around the mirrors. Car personalisation is a human right and we stand by that.

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A viral Reddit thread about working for billionaires delivered: a cactus terrarium penthouse, Karl Lagerfeld's two identical apartments and a Sydney fur coat room above a Fendi store. Bruce Isaacs stopped by with his weekly Watcha Watching picks. Ricki and Tim got into their love languages and discovered they are more similar than expected. A 14-year-old St John's Ambulance volunteer named Charlie Morrison came in after saving a man's life at the NBL Grand Final with CPR and a defibrillator, and listeners called in with their own hero moments. And The Veronicas stopped by with a Big Muff guitar pedal, an Alexander McQueen guitar, a matching club jacket and a possibly cursed 19th century witch's mirror, all going up on eBay at 7pm tonight. They are also heading back to the US to write album seven and Jess's favourite song they have ever written has not been released yet.

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The Veronicas come in with an armful of iconic items they are auctioning on eBay, including a 1974 Big Muff guitar pedal, an Alexander McQueen guitar from 2006, a matching club jacket and a 19th century scryer's witch's mirror that Lisa has packed away and never looked at again after doing her makeup in it once. The mirror may or may not show someone standing behind you. Do not look around if it does. They are also heading back to the US to write their seventh studio album, and Jess reveals her favourite song they have ever written has not been released yet. Twenty one years in and they are still going. Every day is a celebration apparently.

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A Sydney Kings fan suffered a cardiac arrest during the NBL Grand Final and was saved by St John's Ambulance volunteers, including 14-year-old Charlie Morrison who arrived on scene, started CPR and got a defibrillator on the patient within seconds. Charlie sounds more calm and composed describing the incident than most adults do ordering a coffee. It is his fourth year with St John's and his second cardiac arrest save. Listeners call in with their own hero moments: a woman checked on her elderly neighbour after not hearing from him for two days and found him unconscious on the floor with broken hips, a student choked on chips watching reality TV alone in her dorm, and a man and his now wife jumped into the Figure Eight Pools to save four or five tourists who got washed in. Heroes everywhere.

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Tuesday's show was a big one. Kylie Minogue called in ahead of her Netflix documentary dropping today and opened up about the singing budgie years, why she finally said yes to the documentary after years of being asked, and what she is most proud of. We celebrated the greatest saxophone solos in music history after a man survived seven days lost in Taiwan because rescuers heard him playing his sax. Men are now voluntarily getting surgery to give themselves cauliflower ear to look tougher, like UFC fighters, which is a choice. A real flight attendant called in to tell us what actually happens behind the curtain when passengers get drunk or disorderly and it was very illuminating. Ricki came in with a stunning girthy stick she found on Macquarie Street as a gift, because Tim and Sarah's boys are obsessed with sticks and she is a thoughtful friend. And Kita Alexander joined us for a game of Sing which was a very good time.

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Kylie Minogue calls in ahead of her Netflix documentary dropping tomorrow and it is everything. She talks about why it took years to say yes, how she finally felt okay enough in herself to let people behind the curtain, and what it was like reliving decades of archive footage. She is proud of her resilience above everything else, proud of taking risks even when they didn't work, and deeply done with the singing budgie era. The press back then was brutal and she had no platform to push back. Now she does. Her defining song: Love at First Sight because it has her DNA in it. We played it immediately.

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A man had an argument with his wife, ran into the mountains of Taiwan with thongs, a Bible and a saxophone, and was found alive after seven days because rescuers heard him playing. We celebrate this by going sax for sax with the greatest saxophone moments in music history.

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