Ricki‑Lee & Tim

What’s your ultimate simple pleasure? Ricki and Tim discovered everyone has one, from driving barefoot and folding fitted sheets properly to cracking a red wine on a Friday afternoon. What started as a chat about barefoot driving quickly turned into a celebration of life's tiny wins, proving it doesn't take much to make people happy.

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Ricki accidentally revealed she sometimes mops the house in the nude, which somehow led to one of the weirdest chats of the week. Callan Boys dropped by with a Vietnamese twist on the classic sausage and egg McMuffin, while listeners shared the best things they've managed to achieve in just five minutes after hearing how quickly Niall Horan wrote one of his hits. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s SBS comments got everyone fired up, and Michael Usher stepped into Quick Draw and didn't hold back when answering Lizzo's very important toe-stubbing question.

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Pauline Hanson reckons there's no need for SBS anymore, which sent Ricki and Tim down a rabbit hole of things they think have outlived their usefulness. From impossible password rules and wooden cutlery to recipe books and painfully short traffic lights, listeners had plenty to get off their chest. Safe to say some opinions were more controversial than Pauline's.

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Ricki accidentally revealed a very unexpected cleaning habit and suddenly the phones lit up with people sharing the things they do in the nude. From weighing yourself on the "skinny" spot in the bathroom to hanging the washing out with absolutely no layers involved, it turns out Ricki isn't alone. Tim was equal parts horrified and fascinated as the conversation spiralled into one of the strangest mornings they've had in a while.

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AI is now helping shoppers pick the perfect avocado, while Thomas Mitchell drops by with his top picks for what to watch this week. We hear the unbelievable story of a pensioner who accidentally drove into a cycling race and ask what happened when you were completely off with the fairies. Plus, Taylor Swift sends fans into meltdown after being spotted at a recording studio overnight, we unpack the everyday phrases that instantly send stress levels soaring, and Paul Gallen joins us ahead of a huge State of Origin clash.

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"We need to talk" tops the list of phrases guaranteed to send stress levels through the roof, sparking a hilarious conversation about the everyday words that instantly raise people's blood pressure. From seeing the school calling during class time to being told "do whatever you want", listeners share the innocent-sounding phrases that fill them with dread. Along the way, Ricki reveals why hearing her full name still makes her nervous, while Tim explains why waiting to order a drink at a restaurant is completely unacceptable.

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Tim shocks Ricki with the revelation that he grew up calling avocados "crocodile pears", before the team discovers a supermarket using AI to work out exactly when an avocado is ripe. That leads to a chat about the unexpected ways people are using artificial intelligence in everyday life, and whether technology has finally solved one of humanity's biggest frustrations. Plus, a detour into fancy supermarkets, overpriced fruit, and the heartbreak of buying the world's most stubborn avocado.

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Ricki becomes completely obsessed with a massive UFC event that has her glued to the couch, while Tim drops a surprisingly fascinating Tim Factwell about why French fries aren't actually French. We tackle the reality of the social media ban for kids, put the viral Krispy Kreme sandwich press trend to the test, and unpack the bizarre story of a couple who accidentally proposed to each other at the exact same time. Plus, North West takes to the stage for a headline-making performance, and Ricki discovers a new theory that suggests living forever might not be as impossible as it sounds.

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The UK is following Australia's lead with a social media ban for under-16s, but parents tell Ricki and Tim the reality is a lot messier. From kids using their parents' faces for age verification to sneaking back onto Snapchat and TikTok, families reveal just how easy it is to get around the rules. The big question: is the ban actually protecting kids, or are teenagers simply one step ahead of everyone else?

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Tim delivers another classic Tim Factwell that completely changes the way Ricki looks at French fries. What starts with a trip to Macca's turns into a history lesson involving frozen rivers, Belgian potatoes and a surprising wartime mix-up. Plus, the team discovers what used to be hiding inside a popular soft drink, and it's enough to make you check the label twice.

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