Nathan Brown

Just two positives.

Well, yes.

I'll get through some of the segments and then Claude summarises how each of us contribute to the show in areas we could possibly do better in.

We're not good at taking compliments on Triple M, so let's just get to the good stuff, the negative stuff.

Well, it says we need to lift.

The freewheel segment at 646 is inconsistent.

And it says, at best, it's a quality burst of footy chat.

At its worst, it's like the show has run out of gas in the last segment.

Well, this is the one you head up, Howie.

You've got to take responsibility for that.

The segment it wants to hear more of, Herb's Love Life is an underutilised segment on the show, should be a fortnightly franchise with a dedicated sponsor, and then it suggested a sponsor for Herb's Love Life, Chief.

Bing.

Herb's Love Life, brought to you by BWS or Dan Murphy's, because sometimes you need a wine before you read his bio, was the line for your segment.

Well, that's good feedback because I believe in about maybe 20 minutes' time there might be an update on Herb's situation, Howie.

Okay, I look forward to that.

So now it gets to the nuts and bolts.

This is the 360-degree feedback of what Claude thinks listening and seeing all the rundowns.

So, Jason Dunstall, the Chief, this is word for word, dominates the format.

Movie monologues, quiz slaughterhouse, round 13 was Chief's best show of the year.

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