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Adelaide footy, breakfast chaos, local bite.
Triple M Breakfast with Roo, Ditts & Loz mixes Adelaide footy talk with loose morning-show comedy. Crows chat, Gather Round buzz, odd news, family mishaps, food arguments, and caller stories all get turned into fast, familiar banter.
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Triple M Breakfast with Roo, Ditts & Loz is built for mornings when Adelaide is already talking. It moves fast. The show treats AFL and local life as part of the same conversation, so a serious Crows point can sit near a joke about a haircut, a road-rule gripe, or a listener’s chipped tooth. Footy is never far away. Recent episodes lean into Crows Chat, Gather Round, Adelaide Oval atmosphere, South Australian pride, and the question of how AFLW could be better showcased around major football weekends. Those sport segments can be direct and respectful, especially when Tomo and Ebony Marinoff are talking through the game and the wider moment around it. Around that, the breakfast show stays loose. Producer Jared can drop in with feedback about old phrases, and suddenly the room is picking apart sayings, testing whether they still work, and turning language itself into the bit. Loz can bring an archaeology item, but the fun is less the research than the interruptions, guesses, corrections, and mock disbelief around it. Personal stories carry a lot of weight. There are holidays, house renovations, Facebook Marketplace plans, barber runs, dirty cars, pantry dinners, and family food choices. Listener calls give the show its communal edge, especially when everyday embarrassments become fair game. The tone is warm but cheeky. It can be blunt without trying to sound polished. It knows Adelaide landmarks, Port and Crows shorthand, Henley Beach food plugs, Barossa day-trip instincts, and the weird pressure of waving correctly on country roads. The result is sport-radio breakfast banter with a very specific local texture: quick, familiar, teasing, and happy to let a tiny detail become the whole point.
Made for: For Adelaide listeners, AFL followers, Crows fans, and anyone who likes breakfast radio that treats everyday irritations as group sport. Best for people who enjoy quick banter, caller stories, and local references over polished essays.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its mix of serious footy proximity and proudly local nonsense. Crows Chat can slow down for football conversation, while the main breakfast rhythm turns haircuts, sayings, dinners, and road manners into running bits.
Every day Roo, Ditts and Loz cover Adelaide’s biggest stories, wisecracking fun, and everything that matters to the city, especially for fans of the Crows and Port. Whatever Adelaideans are talking about, you’ll hear it on Roo, Ditts and Loz. Listen 6-9am weekdays on 104.7 Triple M Adelaide, catch up with the show here, or subscribe on the LiSTNR app for even more of Adelaide’s best way to wake up!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Adelaide AFL talk gains local texture through club memories, relaxed interviews, caller energy and the city's excitement around major football weekends.
Roo, Ditts & Loz turn breakfast radio into a running conversation between Adelaide sport and the city around it. AFL provides the firmest sporting thread, with Crows reactions, Gather Round anticipation and Port Adelaide discussion moving easily between match talk, club history…
A wisdom tooth in the bacon or Port Adelaide legends: where should your breakfast chat wander?
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A Gather Round chat that turns Crows talk into Adelaide food, wine and travel before circling back to team logistics.
Gather Round gives Crows Chat a neat local frame, turning the football weekend into a question of what South Australia wants visitors to see. Tomo and Ebony Marinoff move from the packed feel around Henley and Adelaide Oval into a food-and-wine route through Lindock, the Barossa…
A loose, chatty stretch through travel talk, tooth-chip stories, and road-rule grumbling.
Holiday mode sets the tone, and the segment mostly runs on easy, chatty momentum. Travel stories, road-rule grumbling, and a round of tooth-chip confessions keep it moving, while the South Africa material gives it some shape.
A loose Friday fill-in with Crows chat, pantry details, and a weekend pointed toward Nord.
The Friday morning fill-in moves with an easy, live-radio looseness, circling Crows talk, Loz being repeatedly packaged in the openers, and an on-air line that nearly slips past the line.
Loz and Tomo's Thursday fill-in moves from a Front Bar taping to chemist gripes and Thursday night footy.
The Thursday fill-in leans into Adelaide's own airwaves, with a live Front Bar taping, a stack of South Australian names, and a cracked rib that keeps the laughter honest.
A fuel-price game, a $50 fridge dispute, and local notices give the fill-in breakfast show its shape.
Loz and Tomo give this fill-in breakfast episode a neatly varied shape: fuel at $3.20 through the Servo Saver game, a broad legal segment on Ben Roberts-Smith, then a Marketplace fridge dispute that turns a $50 gap into talk of cameras, cash, and consequences.
John Cale's premiership memories frame a warm Chad Corns farewell.
Port Adelaide history comes through as a warm mix of game-day anticipation and first-hand club memory. John Cale looks back on 1977 and 1994 as favourite premiership moments, shares an old training-ground story involving Timmy Ginevra, and is candid that age may have softened…
A live prize hook, a homeostasis riff, and Dave the truckie's 48-degree Port Augusta story shape this Adelaide breakfast.
Triple M Breakfast builds this Adelaide morning around the Million Dollar Music Match, telling listeners to text when Talking Heads, Powderfinger and Belinda Carlisle land back to back to back, with $10,000 waiting for someone who comes in to play.
Irish talk radio with a live pulse.
Mid-North Coast mornings, loose and local.
Fast bits from the KDWB morning room.
Triple M Breakfast hosts Roo, Ditts, and Loz kick off with details on how to win a million dollars by texting when three specific artists play back-to-back.
Triple M's Power Hour features interviews with Port Adelaide legends John Cahill and Chad Cornes during Gather Round.
This episode of Crows Chat features hosts Tomo and Ebony Marinoff discussing Adelaide Crows football, upcoming interviews with players like Isaac Cumming and Alex Newell-Bullen, and lighthearted topics such as Taylor Walker's hair plugs revelation.
This episode discusses the AFLW's missed opportunity to be showcased during the gather round event, featuring insights from Adelaide Crows players.
This episode features a mix of sponsor ads for gambling and Amazon, followed by personal anecdotes about avoiding social media and the challenges of completing home renovations on a budget.
The hosts discuss and explain quirky Australian slang phrases like 'blue-arsed fly' and 'flash of the rat with a gold tooth', exploring their meanings and generational usage.
This episode discusses the confirmation of a 230-million-year-old dinosaur footprint found in Brisbane, featuring humorous banter about archaeology and paleontology.
The hosts share humorous anecdotes about getting haircuts, including a story about a barber who cut an AFL player's hair that made a worst hairstyles list, and discuss the challenges of keeping a white car clean while driving on dirt roads.
The episode opens on holiday mode.
Triple M's Crows Chat uses its Gather Round edition to map a South Australian weekend, with Ebony Marinoff and Tomo naming Lindock, Henley Beach, Hahndorf, Port Willunga, and the Norwood Food and Wine Festival.
Loz and Tom fill in for a Friday morning in loose breakfast-radio mode.
Loz and Tomo take the Thursday breakfast seat.
Loz and Tomo are filling in on a Wednesday morning.
The radio hosts discuss Todd's upcoming chance to win a million dollars on a music match game show and share breaking news about the Adelaide 36ers basketball team winning a close game in the grand final series.
The hosts discuss Tex Walker's comments on the AFL apologizing for umpiring decisions and his suggestion to align umpires with clubs for better practice during training sessions.
The hosts discuss Laura's upcoming trip to Melbourne to see comedian Steph Tulev, touching on AFL connections and comedic style.
This episode previews an action-packed show featuring interviews with a myeloma fundraiser organizer, a drag racer, an electric car expert, and the captain of the 36ers basketball team, along with discussions on local news and events.