It's

so good.

It's good to know.

So we'll chat to him.

What a start to the World Cup.

Wallaby, well, former great Wallaby, Matt Guido's going to join the show at 4.30. One of the greatest.

The Guido blaster.

You

Because surely both of those options are possible.

Yes.

And again, it's our interpretation when you think about it as well.

So if you were a parent in that situation, okay, and you're like, okay, let's say when do tantrums usually happen? Is it like at the shops or something, right? When they want something and you've said no, like we've got something at home, we're not going to go buy this.

Now, a child doing that, you could say, okay, it's for attention.

Now, every child wants connection, so that's still a valid thing.

And for a lot of kids, okay, they only get the attention or connection when they're misbehaving.

I'm glad I'm not the people they're talking about.

Is he on Millsy time? Is he here?

Yeah, Nart Mills is here.

They're just next door recording their Tuesday feature, which will be with Barbara Kendall, actually, today.

Oh, wonderful.

One of the great personalities in New Zealand sport.

We've had sort of back-to-back All Black greats in Tane Randall and Sir Michael Jones, so I thought we'd change it up and pivot.

So Barb's on and she'll bring the energy.

I suggested just through my observation, Will gets the roaming ticket, left wing stay there.

What have you got coming

up? Origin tonight.

We'll actually start off our Warriors Wednesday with Slade Griffin talking a bit of league.

Big game this to get a bit of revenge back on the Tigers.

And Kevin Campion, the head of Origin, we'll chat to him.

One of the greats for sure.

Big decider tonight.

chatting to New Zealand swimmer Lewis Claiborne

I guess it's just about time, right? Is it if you're feeling that for an extended period of time, then maybe we would question as to whether or not that's, that's more than just, uh, a smattering of depression because something bad happened.

Yeah, and this is a tricky bit, right? Because it's almost like aside from just time, it's like, you know, how much is it impacting your functioning to where it gets to a point where you're like, "Okay, I kind of want to do something about this.

I wanna, you know, start to work through this in a different way." But I think a lot of the time, if you think about, let's just say grief, 'cause we're on that.

You know, i- if you're someone that is, um, trying to avoid grieving by using substances, you're trying to numb it, you're trying to escape it, then yeah, you could still be deep in grief a year later, and it's, it's because you haven't actually had time to process it.

So even though it's a year later, it can seem like, oh, why are you still going through it? It's 'cause you actually haven't been going through it.

You've been kind of blocking it and stopping it and numbing it and suppressing it, rather than allowing yourself to feel different stages of grief.

The hurt, the pain, the sadness, the anger.

Is there anything new on the horizon that you've learnt recently or anything that's grabbed your attention in terms of the space that you work in and what emergent research or even technology is available?

yeah

but yes no on the final look it's going to be a cracking game absolute cracking game can't wait for it hopefully I felt like when they played each other in Hamilton teams just they just played within themselves a little bit they were both pretty keen to get that win I just hope they just ball to the wall yeah and the best team will win I said the other day I think a team will win this game I don't think they'll lose it

to review

what on earth went on with the New South Wales Blues and what's going to happen in game three.

What will Laurie do to try to save his job? Resign.

Yeah, exactly.

A lot of people are calling for it.

Lukey Jacobson, the captain of the Chiefs.

So what golden plated guest lineup have we got today, Matt?

Now, very much a preview show for us this afternoon.

We'll do our usual Greg O'Connor Friday Night Lights there, Taylor from the TAB.

Big Joey Wells will join us out of Hamilton ahead of what is one of the bigger games of Super Rugby we've had in a very, very long time.

I think it's a real opportunity for a line in the sand.

for the chiefs and they're over that mental block of losing to the red and blacks in big games uh if they if they do lose to the red and blacks i don't know where the chiefs organization goes from here to be quite honest with you marcus stafford um so we'll get his thoughts on that as well as the other one down in the capital tomorrow night hurricanes blues brett camorli will join us to talk a little bit of national rugby league as well noddy and we'll touch on origin too down in melbourne on wednesday we very much look forward to that and then we maybe just be diving into uh this ben stokes slash captaincy slash rob key the boss of the ecb and his press conference performance which was very weak it was lukewarm cups of tea that was from rob in a time where the ecb needed a little bit more so We'll delve into that too.

So plenty coming up.

Well, Ash, is that the show menu? What's on the lunch menu, mate?

You'll have The Little Master for the opening 15 minutes or so?

Yeah, yeah.

It'll be on out the gate again, trying to get to Profitland with the boys.

So Millsy and myself will go through to 6 o'clock.

We'll obviously review Origin.

I think Jake Duke from Fox is coming on at 3. think he's a Queenslander, I want to say, a Queenslander.

So it'll be interesting to get his thoughts on what should have been.

so the top

I'm gonna break the cycle.

Yeah, I'm gonna break the cycle.

And so what happens is it becomes our little mission, and they're our, like, project.

And that's not fair, because they're a human and we're a human, and no one is gonna break the cycle.

What we can do is interrupt cycles and shift cycles and understand cycles, but you're not gonna end it completely.

If anything, that's a whole cycle in itself.

And I think when we realize that, we then give our child that freedom as well, where like, okay, you're not my project.

What's the, the tightrope that we walk trying to-Uh, ensure that our kids are loved and safe, but also not dependent in a bad way