Ricki‑Lee & Tim

Joel revealed his absolutely chaotic laptop desktop and we needed to know—what's your messy shame that would trigger everyone? A woman on Instagram went viral listing all the types of people who piss her off (looking at you, "hubby" and "nummy" users), so we shared ours including people who say "expresso" and those who constantly say "we have to catch up" but never do. Deni Hines walked out of I'm A Celebrity and we revisited Joel and Chrissy's iconic "we are the show" moment from their season. Harry Styles allegedly has "no loyalty" to Louis Tomlinson after dropping his single on the same day as Louis' album release, and the drama is juicy. We dove into the wildest episodes of My Strange Addiction including people who eat cardboard, snort their meals, and use... unconventional skincare routines.

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Deni Hines walked out of the I'm A Celebrity jungle after less than a week, and her reason for leaving has everyone talking (hint: it involves the long drop). We revisited the iconic moment when Joel and Chrissy Swan tried to quit the show years ago, which produced one of the greatest reality TV quotes of all time. But then Chrissy went on her show and said something that has Joel absolutely fuming. He's seen the Instagram tag, he knows what she said, and Sonia Kruger is now officially his new best showbiz friend.

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Joel and Ricki were both in Perth at the same time and somehow never hung out—the passive aggressive energy was real. We discovered Gen Z is too broke to go out so they're hosting admin nights and PowerPoint presentations instead (truly unhinged behaviour). Tim took us through the final meals of the world's most notorious criminals because nothing says drive time radio like death row dinners. A horny stat revealed men peak way later than you'd think, which means Joel's got five years before he becomes unstoppable. Sydney Sweeney's been decorating the Hollywood Sign with bras for her new movie, and we wrapped with the Short Kings edition of Joel Jivin' because height is just a number.

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Tim found a study that completely flips what we thought we knew about male desire, and it involves 67,000 people (though 69,000 would've been way more appropriate for this topic). Turns out men don't peak when you'd expect—there's a very specific age range that changes everything, and Joel's got about five years until he becomes an absolute menace. Jack, consider yourself warned. Also, Tim's beard is getting him objectified around Sydney, and honestly? He's never been happier about it.

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Gen Z is apparently too broke to go out, so they're hosting... admin nights? Yep, bring your laptop over and update subscriptions together like it's a study group for adulting. We debated whether PowerPoint nights (where everyone presents their current obsession) are genius or annoying, why gays love a YouTube spiral, and how Joel still doesn't know what half his friends actually do for work despite 15 years of friendship. Ricki's got a strict no-phones policy when you're at her place though—scroll in her presence and you're out.

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Joel somehow turned a parking fine into a coffee date with the inspector who busted him—because making friends while losing money is very on brand. We added to our collection of mispronunciations after some kids butchered 'Worcestershire' and a creator admitted they've been saying 'ramen' wrong their whole life. Jermaine sat down with Louis Tomlinson to chat about his new album and discovered they share a very specific high school musical past. New Music Friday delivered the goods, and after Charlie Puth shared his top 5 songs of all time, we asked what yours are—callers had some opinions.

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Jermaine scored 10 minutes with Louis Tomlinson to chat about his new album How Did I Get Here? and things got unexpectedly personal. Turns out they both have something major in common from high school (hint: it involves leather jackets and slicked-back hair). Louis opened up about his ride-or-die fans, why they're the reason he's here, and the one festival moment that changed everything for him as a 16-year-old kid from Doncaster.

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Joel got busted by a parking inspector outside his gym, but things took an unexpected turn when the officer recognised him from the show. What happened next involves a removed parking fine, a 10-minute chat, and Joel buying coffee for someone who'd just cost him money. Classic Joel energy: somehow making friends while getting fined.

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Ty and Kanye want to open a Thai restaurant called "Ty Land" so naturally we came up with our own genius (or terrible?) restaurant concepts. Wicked fans reckon Ariana and Cynthia are in a full-blown feud because Ari skipped the birthday post this year—the shade of it all! Turns out people who swear apparently live longer, which means Ricki's basically immortal at this point. Plus Ricki and Joel battled it out in the first Quick Draw of the year while Victoria Beckham's son liked a video roasting her wedding dance moves.

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If you’ve ever been told swearing makes you lazy or dumb, this might be your redemption arc. A resilience expert has dropped a claim that’s got everyone nodding along aggressively and maybe swearing in agreement. There’s science involved, stress relief, and a very convincing argument that letting it rip might actually be good for you. We get into the why, the research behind it, and what it says about the way some people cope better than others.

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