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Ricki‑Lee & Tim
Ricki‑Lee & Tim
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Ricki‑Lee & Tim make waking up in Sydney genuinely fun, jumping head‑first into stories the city can’t stop talking about. Their chemistry is instant, their friendship is real, and the laughs? Guaranteed. Ricki‑Lee brings the star power, the music chops and the unmistakable glam, while Tim Blackwell brings the lightning‑fast wit and the pop‑culture brain no one can keep up with.
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We kicked off the breakfast show by chatting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who reassured us "you'll be fine" about the new gig. Sarah Harris jumped straight in asking if we'll ever see Pauline Hanson as PM... Albo's response was a hard no, adding "I don't think Pauline Hanson is the answer to anything." He also dropped an absolute gem saying David Littleproud "looks like a hostage," which had us in stitches. Ricki brought up the government's new women's health package covering contraceptives and endometriosis clinics, and Albo revealed his Valentine's Day plans because apparently running the country doesn't mean you skip romance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Can you believe it? We actually woke up! Hear our first break together.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Friends forever. Okay, thanks everyone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to our last Thursday together as a trio. We welcome Ricki & Tim's newsreader into the family, and of course - she is our final guest ever on Quick Draw! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The time has come. This is our final Quick Draw with the band, with the addition to our family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
With all the exciting news behind Ricki & Tim's new show starting Monday, they just announced they have a third. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Guardian corrected their Melania review—they accidentally gave it one star when they meant zero. The $75 million doco only made $7 million, so we asked what's the worst thing you've seen at the cinema. Will Arnett claims people with heaps of tattoos are boring, Charli XCX accidentally revealed she doesn't want kids while Jason Bateman had no idea she created the BRAT phenomenon, and PETA attacked Sabrina for using a bird at the Grammys but the handler said it has arthritis and is coming to her birthday party. Joel's obsessed with his new compression boots calling them orgasmic. We finished with the Ultimate Wednesday Wheel playing every game we've ever done.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For the final Wednesday Wheel as trio, we do the ultimate and play EVERY SINGLE GAME we've done on the Wednesday Wheel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ricki's racing through Oscar-nominated films and declared Ever Had Legs is trash despite loving Rose Byrne. The Melania Trump documentary is the talk of the town—it cost $75 million to make (with $35 million going straight to Melania as an appearance fee), only grossed $7 million, and got absolutely destroyed by critics. The best review started with a formatting correction: they accidentally gave it one star when they meant to give it zero. Fox News is claiming it's the most successful documentary in 10 years, which is technically true but only because docs rarely get cinema releases. Joel had to explain to his Kiwi fiancé Jack who Margaret Pomeranz is and the gay gasp could be heard from space. Listeners shared their worst cinema experiences including Evita having "too many songs in the musical" and Jar Jar Binks ruining Star Wars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ricki & Tim broadcast from their new studio for the first time and Tim was absolutely not having it—he hated everything about the change while Ricki tried to keep it together. The handball vs downball vs upball debate continued after a Melbournian TikToker reignited Australia's most divisive schoolyard argument, with listeners calling in from every state with different names for the same game. A legendary songwriter got mistaken for Ghislaine Maxwell at the Grammys because of their similar hairstyles, and the internet lost it. Australian Idol returned with over a million viewers and some incredible auditions that'll make you cry. SZA defended Cher's Luther Vandross mix-up in the sweetest way, Nicki Minaj randomly came for Lizzo on Twitter with a Chucky photo, and Kim K allegedly had an intimate Cotswolds weekend with Lewis Hamilton complete with bodyguards outside their hotel room door. Plus we did the last ever Joel Jivin' in drive show history—RIP to a legend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We stumbled into the most divisive schoolyard debate of all time—what do you actually call that game where you hit a ball between squares? Tim and Ricki always knew it as handball, Joel called it Foursquare in Perth, but then a TikToker claimed it's actually called downball and the floodgates opened. Listeners rang in from all over Australia with completely different names depending on where they grew up and what size ball you're using.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Grammys were pure chaos—Cher forgot to present an award, walked off stage, came back and accidentally announced Luther Vandross as the winner (he died in 2005). Bieber performed in his boxers, Lola Young dropped an F-bomb, and Olivia Dean won Best New Artist. Brooklyn Beckham's getting roasted for making "spaghetti bolognese" with orechiette pasta instead of actual spaghetti—guess he couldn't ear the recipe properly. A UFC fighter's toupee got knocked off mid-fight and he blamed his mum's shampoo. We opened the mailbag after announcing the big changes and listeners are in their feelings. Plus Mariah sat stone-faced watching artists attempt her impossible songs at the MusiCares tribute—her shade face was everything.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's our first Mailbag Monday since announcing the big changes, and listeners are in their feelings. We're breaking up the drive show gang—Ricki and Tim are moving to Sydney breakfast on February 9, Joel's going solo in the afternoons, and Fitzy, Wippa and Kate are taking over drive. People sent in the sweetest messages about how the show's been their comfort podcast through high school, pregnancy insomnia, and daily commutes, while others threatened to kidnap Joel's girlfriend if we split up (jokes... kind of). Someone roasted Tim for wearing actual pants instead of girls' skinny jeans in the announcement photo, and we reminded everyone you can still catch us from 6-7pm across Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Grammys were absolutely chaotic and we're breaking down all the best moments. Cher was supposed to present Record of the Year but instead ad-libbed about her career, then just walked off stage without giving out the award—Trevor Noah had to call her back, and when she finally read the winner she accidentally said Luther Vandross (who died in 2005) instead of Kendrick Lamar. F-bombs were dropping left and right, Jamie Foxx wore the same giant novelty hat he had on at dinner with us, and Beyoncé showed up fashionably late with just Jay-Z, Blue Ivy, and her bodyguard at a tiny table. Bieber performed in his boxers and socks with his eyes closed the entire time, and somehow Michelle Yeoh got a Razzie nomination for Wicked even though Defying Gravity won a Grammy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The band is breaking up. We announced that Ricki & Tim are doing Sydney breakfast, and Joel is going solo nationally! Hear our announcements and reactions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ICYMI, Ricki-Lee & Tim are heading to Sydney Breakfast on Feb 9, and Joel's going solo in April. Here are the guys driving you home from Feb 9...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Things are changing for 2026. We're getting our own shows. Hear the announcement here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nicola Peltz allegedly gets a $1 million monthly allowance from her billionaire dad, which by our estibation is about $12 million a year—so we asked what you'd do with that kind of cash. David Beckham's Paris Fashion Week dinner order got broken down euro by euro, and a 79-year-old husband learned how to do his blind wife's hair and makeup at beauty school after 50 years of marriage (grab the tissues). Kim K spilled about Britney crashing at their place for girl time and why Kris deleted those Meghan and Harry party pics, while Rose revealed Taylor Swift pulled her aside at a party to give her career advice. A data firm confirmed pop music is getting sadder and angstier, with despair spiking sharply after 2020—our estibation is we're all just vibing with the existential dread now. Plus, a bloke photographed his date's fridge on the first date and it was full of... frankfurts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A data firm analysed 25 years of Billboard Hot 100 lyrics and confirmed what we've all been feeling—pop music is getting way sadder and angstier. They tracked moods like heartbreak, joy, angst and love across thousands of songs, and tracks invoking angst and heartbreak are dominating the charts now (hello Billie Eilish, Sam Smith, and Die With A Smile). Love songs are still hanging in there, but here's the kicker: "despair" started spiking sharply after 2020. Apparently the pandemic really said let's make everything a vibe check, and pop music took notes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rumours have been swirling that Nicola Peltz receives a monthly allowance from her billionaire dad Nelson Peltz, even though she's 31 years old. An English journalist just confirmed the tea on a podcast, claiming Nelson allegedly told someone he gives his daughter a cool million dollars... every single month. That's $12 million a year if you're doing the math at home, which is more than most people will see in a lifetime. Must be nice having a dad worth $2.5 billion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.





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Why is this categorised under "comedy"? You could discover an unknown tribe in New Guinea who have never heard recorded audio, play them an episode of this podcast, and they'd say, "This is about as funny as a bag of shit in an air conditioner. Why are they laughing like fucking hyenas every time one of them opens their mouth?"
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this episode started off shit