S11 E21 - Consumption Doesn't Match Opinions
6/23/202645 min
Hutchy and Damo had lots to discuss in this week's episode, including Hutchy's experience with the FIFA World Cup, Tom Morris' Toby Greene story last week, Kyle Sandilands' next move, the future of the AFL fixture, and more.
In this episode:
0:25 - Hutchy's World Cup experience so far
9:50 - Channel 7's Spotlight program
15:17 - Tom Morris' incorrect story last week
22:50 - Kane Cornes' criticism of Carlton over Graham Wright's appearance on a fan podcast
30:10 - Kyle Sandilands' settlement with ARN
34:51 - Channel 7's use of AI
36:41 - The CEOs meeting about the future of the AFL fixture
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:05
This is The Sounding Board Podcast with Hutchie and Damo. Thanks to Drinkwise. You won't miss a moment if you drink wise.
Damian Barrett· Host0:12
Nice to have your company on the sounding board for Drinkwise. You won't miss a moment if you drink wise. This is episode 21, series 11. It's the usual Tuesday, but it's a few hours later than normal as per Hutchie's scheduling, who I look at the computer screen and I see it looks like a hotel room. I know you're in the United States, Hutchie. I was jealous last week. I'm doubly jealous this week of the World Cup tours you are having. Good morning to you.
Craig Hutchison· Host0:36
Hey, Damo, it's nice to speak to you. Yeah, I just logged back into New York tonight after a few days on the road, and it's been a wonderful World Cup, hasn't it? Hasn't it crossed over to be... I shouldn't say crossed over, it's already been this, but in a modern amplified media world, hasn't it become a real pop culture event? I feel like, as an observer, the entertainment side of this World Cup and the social component of it has even superseded the brilliant football and historical days like today when Messi kicks the all-time and scores the all-time record. It's a cultural movement now of... It's hard to explain. It just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And it's been great to watch it firsthand. It's been nice to be here. And I think it's really taken over the global conversation.
Damian Barrett· Host1:28
Yeah, again, as often is the case