Happy Monday, and welcome to this episode of the podcast! We're kicking off the week with a bang, discussing everything from the King of England's bizarre eating habits to the importance of being prepared for emergencies. 

This episode is a real mixed bag, covering everything from the world of football to the latest celebrity gossip. Cailin and Josh chatted with a local football expert about the latest scores and results and also discussed the importance of being aware of your surroundings while driving, especially when it comes to potholes on the road. 

But it's not all serious business - our host also shares some fun stories about their past, including a hilarious tale about being called "Frugly" in primary school, AKA the kid from Diary of a Whimpey Kid. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some celebrity gossip, including a discussion about the latest news from the world of Harry Styles and Jennifer Lawrence... NOT J-LO...

So if you're looking for a fun and entertaining podcast that covers a wide range of topics, you're in the right place. Tune in to hear the full episode and find out what else our host has in store for you.

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In South Australia, a major operation aimed at reducing road fatalities has come to a close. The Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign, which ran from June 26th to 28th, saw police conducting a large number of driver tests across the state. While the majority of drivers did the right thing, some unfortunately lost their licenses for six to twelve months. Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers joins this episode to discuss the operation and its impact.

This episode delves into the specifics of the Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign, including the new tools police have at their disposal to detect drivers under the influence of drugs. The conversation also touches on the importance of being aware of the laws surrounding mobile phone use while driving. From hands-free devices to paying for transactions at drive-throughs, the Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers clarifies what's allowed and what's not.

The discussion highlights the need for drivers to be mindful of their actions on the road, particularly when it comes to using their phones. With the fatal five offenses being a leading cause of accidents, the police are cracking down on distracted driving. The Senior Sergeant Lucas Chambers shares insights into the consequences of not following the rules and the importance of planning ahead.

If you're interested in learning more about the Stop Drink Drug Drive campaign and the laws surrounding mobile phone use while driving, tune in to this episode of Luke's Law and Order. The conversation is informative and engaging, and provides valuable insights into the importance of road safety.

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Start your day the right way with The Wake Up Call — your daily hit of news, sport, entertainment, and real conversation. From the latest headlines to local stories that matter, we break it all down with energy, insight, and a bit of fun along the way.

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Comedian Akmal joins Cailin and Joys on their show to talk about his new stand-up comedy show, My Family and Other Criminals, which hits the Dunston Playhouse tomorrow night. But before diving into the world of comedy, Akmal takes the hosts down memory lane, reminiscing about their shared past in the radio industry. The conversation flows effortlessly, covering everything from their early days as a street teamer and a radio host to their current careers in comedy.

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The Harlem Globetrotters are celebrating a major milestone - 100 years of entertaining crowds with their unique blend of basketball, comedy, and spectacle. This episode, we're joined by Corey "Thunder" Law, a member of the team, who shares his personal story of how he got his iconic nickname and what drives him to excel in his performances.

As a kid, Thunder was always super competitive, but he got cut from his school basketball team in seventh grade. Determined not to feel that disappointment again, he watched and learned from his idol, Alan Everson, a local basketball player who inspired him to develop a strong work ethic. Thunder's passion for basketball led him to join the Globetrotters, where he earned his nickname for his impressive dunking skills.

We also talk about the importance of crowd energy and participation in the Globetrotters' performances. Thunder shares how the team thrives off the audience's engagement and makes the show a two-way experience. He also reveals which trick shot is his favorite to perform and why it's a nod to the team's history and legacy.

Don't miss this exciting conversation with Thunder as he shares his story and prepares for the Globetrotters' 100-year tour in Adelaide. Listen to the full episode to hear more about Thunder's journey, the team's unique approach to basketball, and what makes their performances so unforgettable.

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This episode is a hilarious and entertaining ride, full of laughs, interesting stories, and even some surprising news. Cailin and Josh share their personal experiences, from trying new bread spreads to talking about their childhood memories. But it's not all fun and games - the conversation also touches on some serious topics, like the importance of being mindful of the content we consume and share.

The episode is a mix of lighthearted banter and thought-provoking discussions. The speaker talks about their recent experience trying new bread spreads, including Vegemite and Promite, and even attempts to guess the name of a song played in reverse. They also share some fun stories about their childhood, including a memorable experience with their cat and a house rule about using the dishwasher. But the conversation takes a more serious turn when they discuss the importance of being aware of the content we consume and share, using the example of a recent controversy surrounding a TV host.

The episode also features an interview with a special guest, Thunder, a member of the Harlem Globetrotters, who shares his story of how he got his nickname and talks about the importance of crowd energy in his performances. The conversation is engaging and entertaining, and the speaker's enthusiasm is infectious.

If you're looking for a fun and thought-provoking listen, this episode is a great choice. Cailin and Josh humor and charm make the conversation feel like a chat with an old friend, and the interesting topics and stories will keep you engaged and entertained. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and get ready to enjoy this episode!

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This week with the Movie Guru, Cailin and Josh dive into the world of movies, discussing their thoughts on recent releases. They're joined by special guest Shane A Basset, a movie analyst, who shares his honest opinions on the latest films.

In this episode, the conversation starts with a discussion about the movie "Over your Dead Bodies," which Cailin recommended to Shane last week. Cailin, Josh and Shane discuss their differing opinions on the film's tone and whether it lived up to their expectations. Shane shares his thoughts on the movie's unpredictability and the performance of actress Samara Weaving.

The conversation then shifts to the new Minions movie, "Minions vs. Monsters," which Shane has seen and enjoyed. He explains how the film takes a different direction by setting the Minions in the silent film era and paying homage to classic movie monsters. Cailin, Josh and Shane also discuss the upcoming superhero movie "Supergirl," which Shane has mixed feelings about, citing its lack of originality and predictable plot.

If you're a movie buff or just looking for some entertaining conversation, this episode is a must-listen. Join Cailin and Josh as they chat with Shane about the latest releases and share their thoughts on what makes a good movie.

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Start your day the right way with The Wake Up Call — your daily hit of news, sport, entertainment, and real conversation. From the latest headlines to local stories that matter, we break it all down with energy, insight, and a bit of fun along the way.

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In the southernmost tip of Australia, where the sun rises over the icy waters of Hobart, Tasmania, a unique tradition takes place every year. The Dark Mofo Nude Solstice swim is a celebration of the winter season's arrival, where hundreds of people gather to take the plunge into the chilly waters. But what makes this event so special, and why do people flock from all over to participate? This episode delves into the story behind this quirky festival and the people who make it happen.

The Dark Mofo festival is a two-week celebration of music, art, and self-expression, culminating in the nude Solstice swim. The event is free, but tickets sell out quickly, with people traveling from as far as Sydney to be a part of it. Our guest, Jill Miller, shares her experience of participating in the swim for the third time, and how her mindset has shifted from nervousness to embracing the experience. From the logistics of the event to the reasons behind its unique tradition, we explore the fascinating story of the Dark Mofo Nude Solstice swim.

As we chat with Jill, we learn about the festival's history, the importance of community and connection, and the reasons why people are drawn to this event. We also discuss the safety measures in place, including the presence of surf lifesavers, to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

If you're curious about this unique festival and the people who make it happen, tune in to this episode to hear the full story. Join us as we explore the world of the Dark Mofo Nude Solstice swim and discover what makes it such a special experience.

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Meet the talented twins, Summer and Jaymie Koch, who are taking the netball world by storm. These u15 netball superstars from Maitland Lutheran School are representing South Australia in the State School Sport Under 15 Netball Championship in July. With a passion for the sport that started at just six years old. So, you'll hear them discuss their journey to the top but also learn more about their experiences and achievements in this episode.

Summer and Jaymie share their love for netball, explaining the different positions and what they entail. They also talk about their favorite team, Netball Club, and their impressive skills on the court. The twins also open up about their inspirations and aspirations, including their idol!

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in sports, particularly netball. You'll hear the twins' stories, their experiences, and their advice for those looking to get involved in the sport. They also share their thoughts on the upcoming championship and what they're expecting.

Tune in to hear the inspiring story of Summer and Jaymie Koch and discover what makes them tick. Listen to this episode to learn more about their passion for netball and their journey to the top.

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