Summary
Human Nature, the iconic Australian vocal group, returns to their home country for two special shows in Melbourne and Sydney, promoting their new memoir "Only Human." The book chronicles their journey from high school friends to international stars, highlighting both their triumphs and challenges. The group reflects on the process of writing the memoir, noting how it allowed them to reminisce about their career and the details often overshadowed by their successes.
In a lively segment on "Karaoke Bar Friday," the group performs a medley of their hits, showcasing their harmonies and engaging stage presence. Fans can catch them live at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney and at a Melbourne venue next week. The excitement surrounding their return is palpable, as they express their love for performing in front of local audiences.
Listeners also enjoy a fun discussion about Halloween plans, with callers sharing their costumes and decorations. The show fosters a sense of community as they give away a kilo of lollies to callers, enhancing the festive spirit ahead of the holiday.
Show Notes
It’s a massive day for Sydney as the Bankstown to Sydenham Metro line officially opens, with Jack Hahn reporting live from the historic launch! Jermaine puts our spelling skills to the test, Kirk Pengilly drops by to get us talking Movember and men’s health, and we wrap things up with an absolute treat as Human Nature perform a huge hits mash-up live for Karaoke Bar Friday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Human Nature bring the house down as they join us for a very special Karaoke Bar Friday, performing a mash-up of their biggest hits live in the studio! Before the incredible performance, the boys chat about their new memoir, Only Human, reflecting on decades together, the highs, the hard times and even the song one of them initially didn’t want to record. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kirk Pengilly joins us to talk all things Movember, from the secrets behind his iconic mo to how we can raise money and spark conversations around men’s mental health, suicide prevention and cancer. Tim’s considering growing a mo of his own for the month, but he might need a few grooming tips before things get wispy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We’re questioning whether paper straws are actually better for the environment, uncovering a genius exam-cheating trick involving notes carved into BIC pens, and hearing about a bloke who struck gold with a $150,000 nugget! Callan Boys also shares his latest Sydney food recommendations, the debate heats up over Taylor Swift potentially making the list of the top 200 rock songs of all time, and Dr Katrina Warren puts her knowledge to the test in Quick Draw. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sydney’s favourite vet, Dr Katrina Warren, joins us with her adorable Border Collie Chilli, but the chat quickly turns to dodgy pet poos, Halloween hazards and why chocolate and lollies need to be kept well away from your furry friends! Plus, we discover Chilli knows exactly how to work a room before Katrina faces the ultimate test of her knowledge in Quick Draw. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Paper straw haters, rejoice! A South Korean study has found paper straws could be worse for the environment than plastic ones, giving us hope we might finally ditch the soggy straws for good. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.