Triple M Breakfast with Roo, Ditts & Loz

FULL SHOW | How To Win A Million Dollars

·58 min·5 clips
Three artists back-to-back could win you a million dollars—text when you hear Talking Heads, Powderfinger, and Belinda Carlisle.
The episode begins with the hosts promoting Triple M's Million Dollar Music Match, explaining listeners must text when Talking Heads, Powderfinger, and Belinda Carlisle play consecutively for a chance to win up to a million dollars. They transition to weather talk, noting Adelaide's recent heatwave with temperatures hitting 49.6°C in the Riverland and record overnight lows. A segment on tough jobs in the heat features callers like Dave, a 70-year-old truckie unloading in 48°C, and Carl, who mentions CFS volunteers fighting a fire in 68°C ground heat. Local news includes Bedford Industries redundancies, a code brown at the new $135 million aquatic centre on opening day, and a plastic factory proposal in the southern suburbs being withdrawn due to community opposition. Personal anecdotes include Loz's fridge replacement saga during the heatwave, where she risked food spoilage, and Roo's annual weight-loss goal of reaching 99.9 kilos, sparking listener calls about diets like intermittent fasting and keto. Comedian Anthony Lehman joins with a top five list of animals interrupting sports events, such as a kangaroo crashing the Tour Down Under and a cat on an NFL field. The show revisits a past million-dollar competition with Ben from Shido Park, who won $10,000 after nearly picking the winning album, and updates on his life since. Other segments include Joe's Joke with the Rashido kids, rumours like a family restaurant for sale, and sports news about Channel 7 dropping VFL coverage after 50 years. The episode wraps with light banter and reminders about the million-dollar giveaway.

As heard by us

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.

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Want a million bucks, a homeostasis joke, and a 48-degree truckie story from Port Augusta?

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