S11 E23 - The Line on Being Outraged
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What are the highlights of the World Cup excitement?
This is the Sounding Board Podcast with Hutchie and Damo. Thanks to DrinkWise. You won't miss a moment if you DrinkWise.
What did Anthony Albanese say on the controversial podcast?
Nice to have your company on the Sounding Board for DrinkWise. You won't miss a moment if you DrinkWise. Episode 23, Series 11, Tuesday morning, normal scheduling, and only minutes ago, Spain has officially defeated Portugal in the round of 16, just to timecoat it even further. In the World Cup. How wonderful has it been, Damo? Oh, it's been huge, Archie. I managed to, on Monday, the week just gone, managed to just have about 25 minutes where I was taking notes, being between meetings and podcasts and whatnot. That England-Mexico game in Mexico City, I reckon that's as good a sport as I've ever seen. I'm referring to the two goals that were kicked just before halftime and then the red card after halftime, the penalty to Kane after halftime.
That was extraordinary.
The drama on the way in, the way the Mexicans went after the English at the hotel and on the way into the ground and the rain delay.
How did Tom Morris benefit from his Telstra PR payoff?
Like it had everything.
That's right.
There's a tornado morning, isn't there? Yeah. Everything.
What is the significance of Hutchy's nod to Sarah Jones?
Yeah. That was as big a FOMO as I've had at a sporting event.
How is SBS covering the World Cup compared to others?
And you know my love of the NFL. They cannot script some certain outcomes on Monday mornings, our time ever. But- Even they wouldn't have scripted what happened in that time.
Every four years it matters, doesn't it?
What conflict of interest is arising in the NRL's TV rights?
It really matters. Yeah, it's been spectacular. And it's been, America have done a great job with it. And Donald Trump's even got involved.
We'll get to that a little bit later on in the show. Are you going back?
Why is Hutchy interested in the ownership of Karl Stefanovic's podcast?
I was jealous last week when you relayed to me what you had done the previous week, but you said you were going to go back. Are you going to? I don't think so. No, I'd love to. That's a yes.
I'm wrestling with it. There's not a viable reason to other than to take a few days leave. When is that ever a worry? A few days leave. But I don't think I will.
What role did Donald Trump play in the recent FIFA events?
Anyway, it's so tempting. If England make the final and you're not there, how do you? If I was framing a market, I've still got your 240 to go back. England make the final? End of $1.80. Very, very tempting. I do have a 50th birthday. of a much-loved English friend of ours, Juliet Ennels, in New York where the final is the day before the World Cup final. So the idea of a... 48-hour kamikaze ping in to 50th on the Saturday in the Hamptons and then Sunday at the game and Monday home. You've got a very good reason to be there. It is extraordinarily tempting. I do think the negotiations on that and the home and work front might fail pretty quickly. And might partner off, Juliet, be encouraging you to be over there.
But the world loves a try, though, mate. Never forget that. The world loves a try. And we don't know how long we're here for, as I often say to you. As my great friend Jimmy at Tamer Brothers Funeral says, celebrate life. You've got to get after it every day. So it is tempting.
Anyway. No one could accuse you of anything other than doing that, I see, I reckon.
I want you to say it, my funeral demo. He left it all out on the field. Yeah, nothing left. And you'll also use another phrase. Let's be honest. You came to play every day. Let's be honest. You'll outlive me. Let's be clear. No doubt about that. You'll be conservative. I'll probably get run over by a truck or something, and you'll say, well, I saw that truck coming, and for many weeks I didn't go near it.
Actually, I saw you get run over by a truck in New York when the bike chain on your bike went on you underneath you, and that was a pretty hairy moment.
I want to start with, at the top today, I want to start with Anthony Albanese, the Prime Minister. Yes. And I want to get into this. Now, are you going to do it seriously or lightheartedly or how are we going to do it? Well, Elbow has done himself a mischief and had to apologize for his comments around Kylie Minogue when he went on a podcast called Bush Deep with Nikki Osmond, formerly part of Nova and produced, I think, by Nova Podcasts. Yep. The comedian Nikki Osmond, who's very talented, obviously.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the highlights of the World Cup excitement?
0:05–0:12
2
What did Anthony Albanese say on the controversial podcast?
0:12–1:00
3
How did Tom Morris benefit from his Telstra PR payoff?
1:00–1:03
4
What is the significance of Hutchy's nod to Sarah Jones?
1:03–1:05
5
How is SBS covering the World Cup compared to others?
1:05–1:16
6
What conflict of interest is arising in the NRL's TV rights?
1:16–1:25
7
Why is Hutchy interested in the ownership of Karl Stefanovic's podcast?
1:25–1:43
8
What role did Donald Trump play in the recent FIFA events?
1:43–47:22