The Ramble - Tuesday 21st of July
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. Sam Edmunds sitting in for Gary. No one sits in for the Wisp. Tim Watson is here, the SNI con. Morning to you.
Good morning, Sammy. Good morning. How are you this morning? I'm just apologising off the top of the show. Our dog has to go to the vet later today, so I've had to bring Brando in. Why is the dog in here?
Sam!
Sam!
Sorry, Sam. That wasn't bad, actually. What about Barnaby last night? That's going to take some beating, isn't it? Just set it up properly so people who weren't watching the 7.30 report last night may not know what actually went to air last night. So Sarah Ferguson is interviewing Barnaby Joyce. Serious interview about Pauline Hanson, funnily enough. Have a listen. This is how it played out.
You're defending your leader, but are you really comfortable with where she is taking you?
Five feet. Sit down! Sorry, it's a dog. Sorry. Not Paulie, it was a dog. That's a dog. Yeah, he had to clarify. And there were most homes over, by the way. That's going to take some beating. 1-300-736-736. The timber text, 0433-9811-16. And in fact, on that front, I'll just get to this right off the top because this text was waiting for us as soon as we said it. Right. I'll get this sent in off the top of the show. I hope you have a wispatorial ready to go, Tim, in response to Caro.
No, I don't have a whisper tutorial ready to go. I nearly fell off my couch last night, though, to be honest. We'll talk about that later. We'll talk about that later. Well, you've got a pen. You've got a pad. That's not ramble. That's not ramble stuff.
That's more in the serious part of the program that we need to get to that. You can cultivate that over the course of the next hour, perhaps. All of our great friends at Cobram Estate Olive Oil, Power the Ramble, Australia's most awarded extra virgin olive oil, grown, harvested, first cold-pressed, Northern Victoria. How's Gary going? That's why I'm here. How is Gaz?
He's going nicely, I think. Yes, I think he's going all right. The hammer and tacks on the men? Yeah, I think it's on the men. He's just each day, he's just trying to push himself a little bit harder and do a little bit more. And I think he's on track. I think he's on track to be back next week. So the recovery's going really well.
What happened during Barnaby Joyce's heated 7.30 interview?
I think he's going for a drive. But ask old Benji Hutchison out the back there, who's going to give us a movie preview a little bit later. He's been to see Odyssey. Oh, I've got to ask you about Odyssey. Yeah. No, I haven't seen it. I won't go and see it. I'm not interested in that sort of stuff. But Benji's seen it. He reckons it's great. Great. Well, it's got- Christopher Nolan film.
Yeah. And he's untouchable, isn't he? Isn't he the best director in the world or something?
They tell me. Well, he keeps- I heard him interviewed the other day on- What was I- I was listening to a podcast the other day.
He's very, very serious about his filmmaking, as you should be. Well, no spoilers in here too, by the way, if people have seen it and they're going to text in because I haven't seen it. But I'm told that it's hard to get in to see. It's been – IMAX is booked out.
Oh, for three months or something. There's a stampede to go and see. Yeah, no, there's a stampede. It's had – I listened to Matt Damon talking about it too on another podcast the other day and he – He's good, Matt Damon. He's very, very good, not just as an actor. He's a decent sort of a human being, is he, Matt Damon? See that his wife is Argentinian, so she wouldn't be so happy to know.
Well, I saw them at the World Cup, actually. Did you? Yeah, the final. There's a couple of cutaways. Or was it a punch-on? I don't know. Gee, the Argentines.
What happened there? Did you watch that? You're the world, man.
How did listeners and texts react to Barnaby Joyce's outburst?
What is going on there with the Argentinians and the South Americans? The Paraguayans, they were like butchers. And then yesterday- Oh, you think it's a cultural thing? Well, I don't know. What have you roped the Paraguayans in for? Well, they're all from that part of the world. Oh, they're all the same. I don't know.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:44
2
What happened during Barnaby Joyce's heated 7.30 interview?
2:44–3:56
3
How did listeners and texts react to Barnaby Joyce's outburst?
3:56–11:14
4
What World Cup moments and controversies are the hosts dissecting?
11:14–19:31
5
What was Caro's criticism of Tim and how did the hosts respond?
19:31–20:42
6
Is a meat-free dinner still considered a proper meal?
20:42–23:36
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