Show Notes
Sam, Hannah, Makenzie and new host Lilyana kick off the first Monday show after the break with a pop culture update. Discussing who dominated at the Emmy's, some shows that went without awards and potentially a Harry Styles retirement?!?! They highlight Judge Judy retiring and share their pitches to what else should become a reality show. For Movie Monday the gang discuss The Blind Side, the movie that picked up Sanra Bullock an Oscar and get's everyone continuing the NFL Melbourne buzz. Hannah puts everyone to the test with a game having us guess the best picture winners from the last 10 years with her maybe not-so obvious clues. Jason Derulo is coming to Melbourne which sparks a conversation about everyone fave primary school hit. It's Stephen King's birthday so Lilyana shares somethings she finds unsettling and everyone seems to agree. Mission Monday has Hannah and Makenzie bringing in snacks they cooked for the Cereal gang, Sam claims to have cooked something but left it at home (suspicious...). The mission next week, aim to get into something the same way some people get into AFL over grand final weekend. The show rounds out with the heaps decent track of the week before bidding everyone farewell! Presenters: Sam Kelly, Makenzie Clark, Hannah Bachelard and Lilyana Talarico Executive Producers: Ella Le Fournour and Sam Kelly We're live weekdays on SYN from 7:30am 📻 Stay in the loop @GetCerealSYN Email us via [email protected]
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