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

FULL SHOW | We Pay Someones Tolls For A Year & Give Them $1000 For Fuel

·47 min·4 clips

A couple tried for a baby for four years, but doctors discovered they were doing it wrong.

This episode features Triple M Sydney's breakfast hosts Bo, Ryan, Cat, and Woodsy engaging in their typical morning banter and listener interactions. The hosts, a new but self-proclaimed "longest-serving" Sydney breakfast team, maintain a lively and chaotic atmosphere throughout the show. A major segment involves giving away free tolls for a year and $1000 for fuel to a listener who provides feedback on the show. The hosts read a bizarre news article about a married couple who, after four years of trying to conceive, discovered from a doctor they had been engaging in intercourse incorrectly. They play "Bo Knows," a trivia game where a caller correctly answers that 17% of people patch up arguments with "makeup sex," winning $200 for Meatman Wholesale Meats. Rugby league commentator Braith Anasta joins to discuss a heated on-air argument between Gordon Tallis and journalist Peter Badel regarding Broncos player Adam Reynolds' injury and commitment. Anasta is put on the spot about engagement rings, revealing he lost two expensive rings from past failed engagements and spent less on the second. The "Birthday Wheel" segment awards a listener named Cat from Engadine the "Golden Ticket," winning a bundle of prizes including zoo passes and comedy tickets. The group plays "Dead or Alive," guessing the status of figures like Chopper Read, John Cleese, Dr. Harry Cooper, and Neil Armstrong. Bo shares a story about his pet birds, a princess parrot and cockatiel, which he believes escaped with the help of a rat he had trapped, though his co-hosts humorously suggest the birds are dead. The hosts read listener feedback, which includes requests for more input from Cat and comments on their dynamic. Listener Pierre from Sylvania wins the free tolls and fuel prize after only three days of listening, cementing his loyalty. The tone is consistently irreverent, fast-paced, and filled with inside jokes, teasing, and playful arguments among the hosts. The style is highly conversational, unstructured, and relies heavily on the hosts' chemistry and improvisational humor. Listeners who enjoy chaotic, personality-driven radio with lots of sports talk, crude humor, and listener giveaways would love this episode. Those preferring structured, news-focused, or family-friendly content might skip it.

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