Sonia Kruger

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283 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 25 Jul

Sonia Kruger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I honestly was sitting there in the audience laughing at his monologue, his opening monologue, thinking Sam should be nominated for gold.
He should be getting up there and picking up a trophy tonight because he is so brave to get out there and do that job.
really sweet Sarah I think I often made the joke that look if it's a participation award then yes I should probably get it but I don't know I look at sometimes I just look at people like Sam Pang or Sean McAuliffe and it's something to do with their intellectual style of humour or I can't even put my finger on what it is but I always feel like a bit of a dunce and then and it's and I know I'm not but I just kind of feel a bit like that
and I know I have different talents.
I know that Sam probably wouldn't be up there busting out a cha-cha anytime soon and he might think, oh, I really wish I could do that.
I doubt it.
But anyway, do you know what I mean?
Yes, I do.
And I don't think you ever look at yourself like that anyway.
I'm my own worst critic and I'm sure you are too.
And Sam's probably sitting there saying, I don't know why I'm nominated, but, yeah, I think he's brilliant.
Have you heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect?
Okay.
So the Dunning-Kruger effect is – it's a really interesting –
What do you call it?
See, this is going to be me trying to explain it now and sound intellectual.
But it's basically like a law, like Murphy's Law.
But what Dunning-Kruger did, I think, was they studied people and they came to realize that...
the less experienced someone was, the more they felt they knew and the more confident they were, the more experienced people became, the less confident they were.
And this is probably a really bad example.
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