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Sep 17, 2026

John StanleyHOST
0:23
Duck, good evening.
The DuckGUEST
0:24
Yes, good evening, John, and good evening to everybody.
The DuckGUEST
0:26
I'm very excited tonight, John.
The DuckGUEST
0:29
Very excited.
The DuckGUEST
0:29
Why would that be? Because, as you know, our man Wilco isn't on tonight.
The DuckGUEST
1:09
So I'm expecting, I'm telling you now, and here's a little tip for you, Wilke.
The DuckGUEST
1:12
I know you're listening.
The DuckGUEST
1:14
In this business, you're a rooster one day and a feather duster the next, John, as you know.
Kel RichardsGUEST
3:51
Oh, really? No, it appears to have been coined by a Canadian-American author who wrote it under the name of Hugh McHugh.
Kel RichardsGUEST
3:57
And one of his books, called John Henry, published in 1901, he used the expression on the blink for the first time.
Kel RichardsGUEST
4:03
And when he used it, he didn't mean quite what we mean.
Kel RichardsGUEST
4:06
We mean broken.
Kel RichardsGUEST
8:57
Well, Kapow says explosion, and Kapow Seasonings, I mean, if your company goes broke, don't blame me, but it sounds to me like a really good idea for a name.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:06
I like it.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:07
John and I both agree.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:09
So get it on the market.
Kel RichardsGUEST
3:51
Oh, really? No, it appears to have been coined by a Canadian-American author who wrote it under the name of Hugh McHugh.
Kel RichardsGUEST
3:57
And one of his books, called John Henry, published in 1901, he used the expression on the blink for the first time.
Kel RichardsGUEST
4:03
And when he used it, he didn't mean quite what we mean.
Kel RichardsGUEST
4:06
We mean broken.
Kel RichardsGUEST
8:57
Well, Kapow says explosion, and Kapow Seasonings, I mean, if your company goes broke, don't blame me, but it sounds to me like a really good idea for a name.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:06
I like it.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:07
John and I both agree.
Kel RichardsGUEST
9:09
So get it on the market.
Mike PearsallHOST
12:27
He's out of favour, the forward, and I believe he's entering free agency as well.
Mike PearsallHOST
12:32
And over across town at the GWS Giants, you probably would have heard by now, I think Clinton was winding up John Stanley about it before the program.
Mike PearsallHOST
12:39
The Giants have been advised by Toby Green to skip of his intention to move back to Victoria for family reasons with a view to join the Geelong Football Club.
Mike PearsallHOST
12:48
The club will make no further comment at this stage and will work with Toby and his manager regarding his availability to media.

24 MINS LATER

Mike PearsallHOST
37:20
This has been Sports Today.
Mike PearsallHOST
37:22
Thanks for your company.
Mike PearsallHOST
37:23
Money news coming up the nights with John Stanley.
Mike PearsallHOST
37:25
My name's Mike Pearce.
John StanleyHOST
1:24
He plied his trade on Radio 2SM through the 70s and through the 80s, and then he was on TUE.
John StanleyHOST
1:30
He used to read the news for John Laws.
John StanleyHOST
1:33
One of the things Jim would do at ratings parties and places, he'd sing Winchester Cathedral, and this sometimes led on to the John Laws show where Jim would do the half-hour news so John could interact with him.
John StanleyHOST
1:45
So this is a bit of...
John StanleyHOST
1:46
What we've just talked about from John Laws
Frank IustonGUEST
1:50
and Jim Angel.
Frank IustonGUEST
1:51
Yeah, John Laws actually crashes Jim Angel's news bulletin here as Winchester Cathedral playing in the background while he's been here.
Frank IustonGUEST
1:57
Here we go.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
And now on Nights with John Stanley.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:05
Drive.
John StanleyHOST
0:12
Yes, everyone's back on board, I think.
Adam HawesHOST
37:11
I'll take all your advice, especially that from Ted the Tug Driver.
Adam HawesHOST
37:14
Up next, James Willis with Money News and it's Knights with John Stanley, and I'll see you next time.
Adam HawesHOST
37:19
[upbeat music]
John StanleyHOST
0:33
Here it is.
The DuckGUEST
0:34
Yes, g'day, John, and g'day, everyone.
The DuckGUEST
0:36
That's right, there's no inflatable duck, I can tell you, but we are out here at Sydney Dragway.
The DuckGUEST
0:40
It's Sydney's big four-wheel-driver adventure show, John.
The DuckGUEST
0:42
This is the big show.
The DuckGUEST
0:44
I've doubled back from the top end, Northern Territory top end, to be at this show.
The DuckGUEST
1:14
The content creators from YouTube with all their four-wheel drive set up.
The DuckGUEST
1:17
There's Tough Dog Mountain.
John StanleyHOST
21:56
Hello, Russell.
RussellAUDIENCE
21:57
Hey, John, Kel, how are you? We're
Kel RichardsGUEST
21:59
well, we're well.
RussellAUDIENCE
22:01
It actually just ties in a little bit to what you were just talking about, the word caravan.
John StanleyHOST
26:08
Well, and also he
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:09
was poking fun at what happens in England where you can – if you're the son of a baronet, then you have a title even as a child and you are the honourable.
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:19
So if you were the son of a baronet, you'd be the honourable John Stanley.
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:22
You didn't have to be a member of parliament, just the son of a baronet.
John StanleyHOST
21:56
Hello, Russell.
RussellAUDIENCE
21:57
Hey, John, Kel, how are you? We're
Kel RichardsGUEST
21:59
well, we're well.
RussellAUDIENCE
22:01
It actually just ties in a little bit to what you were just talking about, the word caravan.
John StanleyHOST
26:08
Well, and also he
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:09
was poking fun at what happens in England where you can – if you're the son of a baronet, then you have a title even as a child and you are the honourable.
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:19
So if you were the son of a baronet, you'd be the honourable John Stanley.
Kel RichardsGUEST
26:22
You didn't have to be a member of parliament, just the son of a baronet.

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