Human cannonball

Madeline's on the phones and she will catch you and then Shannon's going to join us, of course, on the program.

Also, later on, we've got loads of colourful stuff coming to you spontaneously from the Perth Royal Show because Gabby, our gorgeous 6pm queen of roving is out on the grounds uh finding us chats and people and i'm really looking forward do you know yesterday what's the time it's nine past one ten past one yesterday i saw the most coolest human cannonball in the main arena quarter past one is his show david he's traveled in i think to perth with his family He's a human cannonball.

He's got like six Guinness World Records.

And his show was so awesome yesterday.

So I'm really hoping that today on 6pm, before 5pm, we get to welcome him into our caravan because I want to talk to him.

He sounds interesting.

I mean, who's got it on their vision board to one day become a human cannonball? That's what I want to do for a job.

Yeah, and then I'm going to crack the Guinness World Record six times as well.

Good cover, obviously, saying that it was Satan, because we know famously your family's devilish.

One of the most exciting things at the Royal Adelaide show this year is undeniably the human cannonball.

And David the Bullet Smith, the human cannonball himself, joins us now.

How are you doing, David?

I'm doing good.

Good morning.

Good morning, David.

Now, you know, as Australians, it does seem to us like a very American thing to do, the human cannonball.