Ricki‑Lee & Tim

Ricki has discovered the one thing women apparently cannot resist doing when walking behind their partners, and she needs to know she’s not alone. The phones light up as women confess to the same bizarre habit, while Tim is completely baffled until the answer is revealed. Soon, other women are piling on with their own versions, including one that involves a very unfortunate "card declined" situation. Ricki is finally able to relax knowing this is apparently a widespread condition.

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Sarah opens up about the unexpected podcast that left her crying all weekend after one of its hosts passed away. It sparks a chat about the strange but very real bonds we form with people we've never actually met, from podcasters to TV stars and musicians. Plus, listeners share the famous faces and voices they feel genuinely connected to, proving parasocial relationships are more common than you might think.

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Ricki has a theory that men find it easier to move on after losing a partner, and it opens up a surprisingly emotional conversation. Listeners share their own experiences of remarriage, dating after loss, and why starting over isn't always as simple as it sounds. It's honest, heartfelt and full of moments that might just change the way you think about love after loss.

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Ricki and Tim investigate why Australians suddenly sound completely ridiculous when they try to sing R&B songs in their natural accent. After deciding Missy Higgins is apparently the only Australian singer who can get away with it, Ricki takes on some of the biggest R&B hits, including Usher, Beyoncé and Boyz II Men.

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The iconic Bachelor Girl stopped by to talk about their new album 'Waiting For The Day: Artist Sessions' releasing today, and sang 'Buses & Trains' with Ricki for Karaoke Bar Fridays!

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We debate the things we absolutely refuse to pay for, after a Northern Sydney fish and chip shop cops backlash for charging $28 for a large bag of wedges. We hear from listeners who won't pay for bottled water at restaurants, while one of us reveals they'd rather Uber into the city than pay for parking. Plus, the cost of living has everyone questioning what things are actually worth spending money on.

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Melanie C joins Ricki and Tim to relive the Spice Girls glory days, reveals what she really thinks about the group's biggest moments, and weighs in on the questions fans have been arguing about for years.

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Tim has discovered that the voice he’s heard announcing Sydney Trains for years is not Gretel Killeen, and he is absolutely devastated. Taylor Owynns is the actual voice behind the iconic announcements and reveals she’s been doing them for around 20 years, even having to call post offices to find out how to pronounce some tricky country town names. She explains how the announcements are recorded and why her voice was perfect for stitching all those little pieces together. And, naturally, Ricki and Tim couldn't let her leave without getting her to deliver a very special train announcement for them.

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Tim’s oyster decision comes back to haunt him as we hear some truly cooked “I swear” stories, including a horse tranquilizer tale that sounds completely made up. We get into the modern-day versions of Shakespeare, from Virgin River to whatever people reckon counts as a classic today, before checking out the biggest new music dropping this Friday. Peter Helliar drops by to talk all things Chefs Ahoy, while the Glossys brings Madonna, the Pussycat Dolls and Travis Kelce into the mix. Plus, Benny Blanco’s fear of flying, some chaotic Jokes Gone Wild moments and a very unexpected secret to a happy marriage.

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Sheppard are back home in Brisvegas, but they’ve swapped the world stage for Karaoke Bar Fridays! George, Amy and Emma reveal the sibling hierarchy, why George’s meat-smoking career was VERY short-lived, and what it’s like having a new baby in the mix. Then they absolutely send it on Geronimo, with Ricki getting involved in the most important part of the song.

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