Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and Woodsy · Triple M

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Woodsy's mate wants his family heirloom ring back after a broken engagement—but she refuses and plans to sell it.

This episode of Triple M Breakfast features hosts Beau Ryan, "Cat" (likely Katie), and "Woodsy" in their typical morning show format. The hosts are Sydney radio personalities known for their casual, humorous banter and audience interaction. They cover a mix of light news, listener games, and sports commentary throughout the show. The show opens with the hosts joking about being "Sydney's longest serving breakfast team" after only two weeks. They discuss Olympic skater Steven Bradbury's lasting fame and the missed opportunities for Paralympian Raygun, who became a viral meme. A news story about a Florida woman addicted to coffee enemas prompts the hosts to share personal experiences with colon cleanses. They discuss the new gym opening at Sydney International Airport and its potential security issues. The segment "Bo Knows" involves a quiz where Woodsy correctly guesses that 80% of parents promise to pick kids up early from school. Rugby league expert Brent Reid joins to discuss player movements, including Bronson Xerri's potential release and the Tigers' interest in Scott Drinkwater. The game "What's in Woodsy's Mouth" has a blindfolded Reid guessing a mint. "The Triple M Whisper" segment speculates on which NRL media personality is refusing to work with a colleague. A surprising claim is that 90% of people have parasites or worms in their belly. The hosts debate whether an engagement ring should be returned after a breakup, especially if it's a family heirloom. One host reveals he picks his daughter up from school early once a week. The speculation about NRL media hints at a personal vendetta affecting a broadcast team. The Florida woman's story involves doing up to four coffee enemas daily as an addiction. The tone is consistently informal and comedic, with lots of teasing and playful arguments between the hosts. The style is conversational and driven by listener interactions, games, and humorous tangents. This episode would appeal to listeners who enjoy lighthearted morning radio, rugby league gossip, and unstructured comedic chat. Those seeking focused interviews, serious news, or deep analysis would likely want to skip it.

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A rowdy breakfast-radio segment that turns a silly clue game and a Michael Usher cameo into the hook.

Triple M Breakfast leans into its own "longest serving" joke and keeps turning it over until it lands as a running gag. The masked guessing game and Michael Usher cameo keep the segment moving, with the Bradbury riffs and the Ray Gunn aside doing most of the comic work.

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For when you want breakfast radio to turn a gum guess into a full-contact bit.

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