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

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Discover why being called 'Buddy' in Australia might actually mean you're being called a little bitch.

This episode of Triple M Breakfast features hosts Beau Ryan, Cat, and Woodsy engaging in casual morning banter and audience interaction. The show covers a mix of lighthearted topics, personal anecdotes, and current events in a conversational, comedic style. The hosts discuss a proposal to increase Australia's standard annual leave from four to five weeks, arguing it could reduce misuse of sick leave. They reference a TikTok creator, Tyce Popplestone, who listed the worst names to call an Aussie man: "Buddy," "Champ," and a sarcastic "Mate." The segment "Bo Knows" poses a statistic: 76% of women think men should not do something after age 40, with callers guessing answers like wearing budgie smugglers or visiting strip clubs. NRL commentator Braith Anasta joins as a guest, sharing stories from covering games in Las Vegas, including cramped balcony broadcasts and being compared to the character Stu from *The Hangover*. Anasta mentions using a testosterone-boosting pharmaceutical powder for recovery and discusses the shocking 52-4 NRL season opener where Melbourne Storm defeated Parramatta. The "Triple M Whisper" segment shares gossip, including a rumor about Western Sydney pubs uniting to fight beer price hikes despite a temporary federal excise freeze. Hosts recount personal stories of accidental insults, like being called a "cockroach" for longevity in radio or having small ears pointed out. A caller named Susan shares an encounter where a man told her she "must have been a looker in your day" after meeting her daughters. Another caller, Rebecca, recounts a family member mistakenly congratulating her on a pregnancy when she wasn't expecting. The tone is consistently upbeat, informal, and humor-driven, with hosts frequently laughing and teasing each other. The style blends spontaneous conversation, audience calls, guest interviews, and prepared segments like trivia and gossip. Listeners who enjoy light-hearted, unstructured morning radio with sports talk, celebrity guests, and relatable comedy will appreciate this episode. Those preferring focused, news-heavy, or serious content might find it too scattered or frivolous.

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A rowdy early-morning panel that turns work gripes and training talk into quickfire entertainment.

Triple M Breakfast runs on the chemistry of an early-morning shift: Shout-outs to the Shiftys, grumbles about work, and a fast, unruly back-and-forth that turns a passing news item into a running bit.

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You want a 5.30am breakfast show that opens live and loud, with the Shiftys already in the room.

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