The Sounding Board

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TIME CODES

0.00 - Hutchy’s take on the Wildcats making the playoffs . . .it’s a bloody relief. Hutchy's adamant the AFL needs a Wildcard round.

6.20 – A big week of journalism. Lots of feedback from deep within the Herald Sun after Damo’s criticism last week of the coverage of the Australian Open.

9.00 – Behind the scenes of the Dark Arts of Journalism.

‘The Manufacturer’ or ‘The Tenuous Link’ and ‘The Validator’.  The Sounding Board got used as ‘The Validators’ last week on the Karl Stefanovic / Michael Clarke story.

15.00 – ‘Respected Analyst Kane Cornes’ is wheeled in as ‘The Validator’ when usually he gets smashed by News Corp.

16.30 – Is your opinion valid in an actual news story?

20.45 – The Robodebt Enquiry and the journalistic tactics that were at play to ensure appropriate coverage in the 'friendly media'.

26.30 – Hutchy’s analysis of how journalists cover stories about their own football team.

28.30 – New segment. I’m Calling It Out – with Damian Barrett. This week Damo's calling out the explosion of plastic in supermarkets despite single use plastics being banned.  #CallingItOut - send us your suggestions via [email protected]

35.45 – The BOM are still having some issues – now the Rain Radar will be out of action for 4 days.

39.45 – Racing update – does Damo need to stay in his lane when it comes to commenting on racing issues? Damo takes issue with the reporting of rumours in the racing industry.

47.00 – Discussion of Anniversary Journalism – 10 years since the Essendon drug scandal story broke.

50.40 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise

Matt via Twitter “How does Peter Dutton attending George Pell’s funeral sit within mini Damo’s attempts to warm Peter Dutton?” and from Aaron Kidney via Twitter

“With Damo being the voice of the people in episode 1 and easily collecting the 3 votes, Is 2023 the warming of Damo?”

54.00 – The Big Bash Final – in stadium commentary finally.

55.00 – Post Prime Minister media performances. Should we pay our politicians more to attract better candidates.

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TIME CODES

0.0  - We’ll be unpacking the Australian Open News Corp coverage. . . but first a review of the break. Damo’s first working day in January after a very relaxing break. And are the rumours true that Hutchy actually switched his phone off for 2 days?

4.36 – The Winx of Journalism (aka Nick McKenzie) has had a tough summer. He’s had to apologise for some reporting. Hutchy suggests being an aggressive journalist has never been harder than it is in 2023. The deep end of the pool has never been deeper.

6.45pm – Day 1 of the Australian Open and it was clear there was going to be some drama between the News Corp coverage and the AO and Nine Media. What did we make of the coverage and the negative click bait campaign? Have the News Corp, Fox and Kayo consortium versus the Nine, Stan, The Age, SMH crew become the natural combatants of Australian media?

14.40 – The Michael Clarke / Karl Stefanovic story – it had every tabloid link know to man. Damo confesses he felt a bit dirty consuming this story but couldn’t help himself. The Daily Mail came up with some very creative angles to link Lara Worthington to the story. 

22.15 – Pip Edwards Revenge body headlines – surely we’ve moved beyond these kind of stories?

23.45 – “This is just like a therapy session”. Damo fires up about Melbourne racing with suggestion the Cox Plate be moved.

28.20 – How do we see the NRL fight between the players and V’Landy’s going? NRL have made the biggest pay commitment in some time but it’s causing tension.  Can USA players really save the NRL as the Daily Telegraph suggested in their clickbait headline?

32.00 – Discussion of the conditions for World Cup broadcasters and how they depicted the FIFA president in coverage. It’s a ‘next level control’ mechanism and next level clause in broadcast rights.

34.50 - Has the NBL won Damo over this Summer? Hutchy’s Wildcats Update (including the awkward Hi-5 moment with the Jack Jumpers’ coach).

38.30 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Andrew V who says “I saw that Hutchy was a notable absentee at the hugely successful and culturally important annual event, The Wildcats Family and Fan Day. Is this Hutchy's "I don't hold a hose mate" moment?”

40.00 – Superbowl is just around the corner.

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This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN.

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TIME CODES

0.0    – Hutchy recalled Damo from annual leave for a special episode thanks to Drinkwise.

2.45 – The landscape of Australian Football over the last two weeks. The announcement that the Grand Final going to Sydney was just the start. How has the acceptance of venture capital backing changed the landscape of A-League?  

11.15 – The events of last Saturday night and the pitch invasion at the Melbourne Victory game. What should the sanctions be?

18.45 – Discussion of the extortion we’re being subjected to with Ubers and Taxis during the festive season in Victoria. 

23.00 – What’s going on with the Broadcast rights and Cricket Australia.

30.30 – Why does Max Becker have hoodies and The Sounding Board doesn’t?

31.30 – Luke Beveridge had a sly crack at Damo in recent ‘tell all’ with Mark Robinson.

35.00 – Tipping off the paparazzi for your own gain.

37.00 – The longest farewell – Gillon McLachlan

38.30 – Kevin Rudd is back in the fold. What does he have over the PM?

Questions of the Week for Drinkwise. 

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The Sounding Board is made possible by our partners at Drinkwise. Drinkwise want to ensure everyone enjoys this time of year, but stays safe and looks out for one another. If you're having a drink, do it in moderation to make sure you can enjoy all the special moments with family and friends.

TIME CODES

0.00 - Reading the Room – the AFL fixture release during the Socceroos game. Who got the mood right?

5.00 – The AFL Fixture. Why don’t we play the weekend earlier to co-incide with the long weekend prior? asks Hutchy

6.25 – Hutchy’s slight misjudgement of the time involved in getting to the World Cup. Channel 7 got caught out without having the right visas for reporters.

13.00 – Glass Jaw Award – Chip Le Grand to defend his election morning story.

15.30 – how entertaining has Elon Musk been on Twitter lately?

17.00 - From the Nick McKenzie Room at Crown Casino we bring you the 2nd annual Soundies Awards.

39.00 – Hutchy’s Norm from Cheers story.

42.15 – Cal Twoomey’s phantom draft success

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TIMES CODES

0.00 - Hutchy’s in NZ but heading to the World Cup.

2.00 – The Wash Up from the Victorian State Election and the Liberal’s loss. Did the Herald Sun have a post campaign de-brief to see where they went wrong.

8.45 – The Artist Formerly Known as Matthew – Matt Guy. He’s been revealed as a Twitter blocker.

13.00 – The RBA has apologised

16.45 – The Justin Langer story continues.

18.45 – Story insertion of the Week.

21.00 – The BOM. Does Hutchy have to be careful not to bag the BOM after a bad weather fail in 2010?

24.00 – New clickbait headline word ‘savaged’.

24.30 – Is Craig Kelly going to be the next CEO of Collingwood?

29.00 – Daisy Pearce and the post-game interview.

31.00 – Hutchy brings us a classic War Story from his time as a boundary rider for Triple M.

34.30 – Can you wear shorts on camera during a news cross?

35.00 – Frame Me In of the week for Mitch Cleary

36.00 – The predictable end of season ‘footballer returning to work’ stories.

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