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Oct 27, 2026
Liam StapletonHOST
It was like, okay, like what's your goals? What are your dreams? And we're like, we want to do a national show.
Liam StapletonHOST
And he laughed and said baby steps, but we'd already signed a deal to do a national breakfast with Triple J.
Liam StapletonHOST
And we're like, we just hadn't told Fresh yet.
Belle JacksonPANELIST
Does he know that? Yeah, he knows that.
Gerard McGowanHOST
Yeah, we used to be in a studio.
YazHOST
Are you sure you want to leave Triple J, Dave? No, yeah, man.
YazHOST
I mean, this is- I'm not sure if that's public knowledge.
YazHOST
I didn't realize this is- It's pretty public.
44 MINS LATER
Gerard McGowanHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Gerard McGowanHOST
I can put you in the direction.
Gerard McGowanHOST
So what's the big move now? You're leaving Triple J.
Gerard McGowanHOST
You're going to take some time off? Yeah.
Anthony AlbaneseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is a Triple J podcast.
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Every billionaire is a douchebag.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Parliament is a sick place.
Dave MarcheseHOST
This is Hack.
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Israeli voters have been telling me this election is existential, the most consequential in their country's history.
Dave MarcheseHOST
On Triple J. Yeah, huge time for elections at the moment.
Dave MarcheseHOST
And I'm not just talking here in Australia because, yes, we are gearing up for Victoria's state election and there's a whole big focus on federal politics here.
Dave MarcheseHOST
But overseas this week, so many people have been casting their votes and are about to.
RichardHOST
The album was voted Australia's 27th favorite of all time in 2006 by the ABC listeners.
RichardHOST
Triple J listeners voted it 17th all time in 2011.
RichardHOST
Sounds Australia's listeners voted it 18th all time in 2026.
RichardHOST
This is an album that's well received on release.
MarioHOST
I feel like if I ask the average person on the street whom do you love, Super Jesus or Whitlam's, I think I'm getting a 50-50 split.
MarioHOST
I think a lot of people are going to go each way, and fair enough.
RichardHOST
Yeah, look, I remember at the time when this album came out, I remember people who I would not have thought I had any interest thing in common with musically people that were listening to to that FM or people that had almost no interest in music at all like this album it was like it was something that cut across it wasn't just whereas Super Jesus is something that was very much a Triple J or possibly even a Triple M style band whereas this band cut across Right across different classes.
RichardHOST
Can I throw out
Pip RasmussenHOST
And 81% of you know where your erogenous zones are because we asked you on our Instagram.
Pip RasmussenHOST
At Triple J, the hookup is where you can find us.
Pip RasmussenHOST
But there is research out there saying that the limit doesn't even exist for some people.
Pip RasmussenHOST
Like this is 2016 study that they found that it extends well beyond the classics like genitals, breasts and anus, which is like the hot spots.
Matt OkineHOST
Um, and you know, just the overwhelming response, not, not just from, uh, punters, but from artists who want to be a part of it, uh, from, from venues that were like putting their hand up, let's do it.
Matt OkineHOST
So, uh, and even old, old, old party, old team that we reassembled, um, you know, from, from, uh, triple J days behind the scenes.
Alex DysonHOST
I'm not sure if you've seen, you listening have seen the movie The Expendables, because I haven't.
Alex DysonHOST
But I have seen the movie posters for The Expendables.
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Alex DysonHOST
I'll just say allegedly and then
Matt OkineHOST
get on with it.
Matt OkineHOST
So Mark Holland, who you and I would have both, you know, we all hung out with and stuff back in the Triple J days.
Matt OkineHOST
He is at Universal, I believe, or is it EMI for a while? Then EMI became Universal or something.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
No.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
No Triple J, mate.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
You know, not in this fucking – I was working in a Greek restaurant in Richmond, you know, with an Aussie bogan chef.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
I think I've mentioned it on this pod before, but his biggest claim to fame was that he bottled Nick Cave at an RSL before he was famous.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
That is true.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
Yeah, but no, but Michael, have you ever seen that interview he does? It's like on a Rage Triple J, not a Triple J, like it's like whatever those early, but it's an English version of like Rage.
Eddie DuffieldHOST
Like it's a talk show.
Jack JamesHOST
And if you also have complicated feelings about Lizzie Holmes, you can follow us wherever we are.
Jack JamesHOST
We're on TikTok, Triple J, The Slop.
Jack JamesHOST
We're also on Instagram, theslop underscore unofficial.
Jack JamesHOST
You can also send us an email at theslop at abc.net.au.
Jack JamesHOST
But always come and watch us here every week on the Triple J Talks YouTube channel.
Brendan WebbGUEST
And I was just like, man, these guys have some really creative guitar riffs and the things that are happening with these guitars are really exciting.
Brendan WebbGUEST
I want to write stuff that, that's really interesting you know like that but so like i guess my my main priority was like write some sick riffs you know and string them all together and make them turn them into a song that it's memorable and i mean and guess unfortunately too it's like we were at a stage where it was like well And of course, whatever singles were going to be pitched to Triple J or whatever.
Brendan WebbGUEST
And the thing was that if you could get a song on Triple J, then you were going to reach so many more people.
Brendan WebbGUEST
But at the same time, like I was like, so I was mindful of that, but I was also resentful of that.
Brendan WebbGUEST
So it was kind of like, like, yeah, it was kind of, yeah.
Suzanne HillHOST
We're talking to Associate Professor Shane Homan at Monash University.
Suzanne HillHOST
Now, I think they also in the 90s hosted Jeff Buckley and a Triple J recording was made there.
Shane HomanGUEST
Yes, again, that's a very famous gig.
Shane HomanGUEST
Jeff Buckley at the peak of his powers in September 95.
Shane HomanGUEST
And, yeah, it was so good that Triple J...
Shane HomanGUEST
And they played, I think, a couple of days later.
Shane HomanGUEST
But again, people still talk online about how Jeff Buckley was at the peak of his powers in terms of doing a brilliant show that went for a couple of hours.
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