19th April Full Show - DAN DAVIDSON LIVE PERFORMANCE!

A news outlet reported a ridiculous claim that men who eat plant-based burgers are likely to grow breasts. The claim is not supported by any scientific evidence. The outlet reported it as fact, stating that plant-based burgers contain 880 times the estrogen levels of meat-based burgers. A man in Georgia received a speeding fine of $1.4 million for going 13 km/h over the limit. The fine was printed on an electronic fine and included a tag offering assistance in paying the amount owed. The weekly animal news segment discussed teaching quokkas to take selfies and the lost and found index of Uber, which included lost pet turtles and dogs. It's breakfast on Zoo. And we go again for the end of the week, the weekend, practically here, just around the corner. I say practically, you still ought to go to work, I'd imagine, this morning. Coming up later this morning, we have Dan Davidson on. He's coming in studio live. I think he's going to give us a taste of a little bit of his music as well. He's literally a Canadian country music superstar who's playing at the Stock Root Festival tomorrow. I think it's tomorrow, hopefully. It's just a lost cause whenever I talk of dates and times. He's coming on the show later this morning. But coming up, however, a news outlet. They've reported something absolutely ridiculous about plant-based burgers. The insinuation here that any man that eats one of these, specifically man it's targeted at, too, is going to grow a certain organ. It's just something else. I'll tell you about it a couple of minutes away. George Ezra first shotgun. It's eight minutes past six. ZOOFM Breakfast, you're home at Dubbo's. Best music from the 80s to now. It's Keegan with you. Oh, quarter past six. ZOOFM Breakfast, you're home at Dubbo's. Best music from the 80s to now. Top of 18 in narrow mind today. Currently five. Possibly rain on the way tonight. We're all aware of the rise of, you know, plant-based products recently. It's just taken over the planet, which somehow includes hamburgers, even though it's implied in the name that they contain a form of meat. But anyway, we'll brush past that for now. A news outlet overseas has gone absolutely ballistic towards the idea of plant-based foods, and they've ended up reporting as a headline that men that eat plant-based foods, like plant-based hamburgers, are likely to grow breasts. What in the world of a headline is that? Well, it immediately sounds like a joke. It actually sounds like a satire article. The outlet reported it as fact. They were 100% convinced of what they were saying. There was just 100% backing that men who consume plant-based foods regularly, regularly is the key word, are highly likely to grow the organs of the opposite gender because of the plant-based foods. Supposedly, it's not backed up with any scientific evidence, obviously, quite obviously. You're not going to be eating tofu, and then suddenly there's a bit of an extra weight on the front. Plant-based hamburger, this is what they base it off. This is their findings behind it. A plant-based burger contains 880 times the estrogen levels of a meat-based hamburger. So supposedly, according to them, you'll be changing in no time. You'll be changing in absolutely no time. I mean, I'd probably market it as a benefit, actually. Some people might be into that. I just wanted to mention, at any point this morning, if you want to give me a ring, 6884 8499, I have a family pass for the Gilgandra Show, which is on tomorrow. Supposedly, they're bringing to the Gilgandra Show this year a fish tank that is the size of a semi-trailer. I will not believe it till I see it. It sounds absolutely incredible. Family pass to give away, all you've got to do is ring me, 6884 8499. That's 6884 8499. You don't have to do anything. Just pick up the phone, dial the number. I'll ask you, do you want the pass? And you just say yes. It's as simple as that. Kelly Clarkson, 6884 8499. So get yourself a family pass to the Gilgandra Show. Two adults, two kids for tomorrow afternoon. Kelly Clarkson, 20 minutes past 6, USN Breakfast, your home at Dubbo's. Best music from the 80s to now, top of 18 degrees today in Gilgandra. Currently 5, it's very crisp this morning. Possible showers this afternoon. I ended up mentioning that I've got a family pass to the Gilgandra Show to give away this morning. I thought, oh, it's very early, maybe people aren't awake, but it appears the phones are already ringing. Tony, would you like the double, well, not the double pass, but the family pass to the Gilgandra Show tomorrow? I'd absolutely love it. Brilliant, mate, it's yours, 100%. Beautiful. And if you'd like to enter the Gilgandra Show as well, it's on tomorrow. All day, they've got a fish tank the size of a semi-trailer. It is something to behold. There's also lawnmower racing. That is also a bonus as well. You've got to stick Gilgandra Show into Google. It's best to pre-buy your tickets, pre-book them online. Otherwise, they will be selling them at the gate, but there'll be limited tickets available. Paul Russell, Lil Bufang at ZOFM Breakfast, Friday morning. Almost quarter to 7, bust a move at ZOFM Breakfast for your Friday morning. Weekend almost here, top of 18 degrees today in Wellington. Currently 5, very crisp outside this morning. Possible shower this afternoon and tonight. Currently also busy on Wylanda Street at the Mitchell Highway, heading onto the LH Ford Bridge. I don't even know how it's already busy at this time of the morning, but it is busy. You've surely as well ticked over, at some point in your life, you've ticked over the speed limit by accident is the key word here, by, you know, once or twice, by just a couple of kilometres, unless you're some of the people that, you know, race the stolen cars down Cobra Street, and then you've actually blown the speedometer out of the dashboard entirely. But anyway, in both cases, you've received a fine from police. In the one about the stolen cars, you've probably gone to jail. But anyway, still, the example stands. Well, unsurprising, a man in Georgia, he, it's over in the States, he's almost had a heart attack after receiving a speeding fine in the mail. It's not your usual speeding fine. He was clocked doing 13 kilometres an hour over the limit. That was the actual fine, because it converts from miles to kilometres, some strange metric system to the absolute medieval system over there. But he expected a hefty but reasonable fine. He opened the envelope to be greeted by a fine total in front of him of $1.4 million. 13 kilometres over, $1.4 million. Barely even fit on that tiny part where they include the amount of money you owe. It was legitimately printed on the electronic fine. It was requested for over $1 million, and the zinger about it was, it also had that little compulsory tag beneath the amount of money that's owed that said, if you need assistance paying the amount owed, please contact our support team. Assistance? Are they going to give advice on how to rob a bank? You're on Zoo Breakfast. Lewis Capaldi, 10 minutes to 7, Zoo FM Breakfast. It's Keegan with you for your Friday morning. Top of 18 degrees today in Narromine. Currently 5, rain expected tonight. And also, just after 7 o'clock, a couple of minutes away, your chance to score that Taronga Western Plains Zoo annual pass. 365 days of access to the zoo for free. Two kids, two adults. It's as easy as ringing in, and no, this morning I'm not going to get you to make animal noises. We're going to do it slightly differently. And speaking of animals... Dr. William Manoeur, he has a Masters in Fish Psychiatry at the Downaloo Veterinary Hospital here in New South Wales. He joins us again this morning for the weekly animal news, the headlines around the world that you may have missed out on, and involved creatures of four legs, two legs, fins, wings, or beaks, I guess. Good morning. Good morning, Keegan. I'm just somewhere south of Perth in the bush. I've got a couple of cameras with me. What in the world are you doing? That sounds inappropriate. No, well, I'm teaching the quokkas how to use the cameras because I'm tired of people taking selfies with the quokkas. So you want the quokkas to be able to take selfies with the people? Oh, no, just take selfies on their own without people interfering. Oh, good. Well, I read a story about the fact that scientists have been teaching birds how to operate Facebook Messenger to video call each other. No, that's not real. OK, great, thank you. You've absolutely just completely destroyed the legitimacy of the story. I know what's real and what's not. All right, I won't doubt that. How'd the slugs go after last week? I was able to escape, luckily, and I was actually able to call an Uber. Now, speaking of Uber, do you know that two pet turtles have been lost in an Uber? What, recently? You lost them? In Uber's annual lost and found index, they found two pet turtles have been lost in an Uber. How do you lose a pet turtle in an Uber? Better question, too. Because I was trying to figure out and search up, what do you do when you find a turtle? And the best option is to find little enclosed areas, but in a car, that's mostly under the seat. Or the glove box. Well, I mean, the passenger's usually in the back, isn't there? Well, yes, I suppose. But does the Uber driver... He doesn't exactly have pet turtle storage containers for turtles on him. Wouldn't he have to just put it in the glove box until he can get it back to the owner? I assume so. I mean, there have been reports of hamsters and rats in this annual index being lost. They're a little bit more plausible. Who's taking a rat in an Uber? A pet rat. That's... Actually, no. You can have rats as pets and they're not disgusting. No, but what is super strange is that dogs have also been lost in Ubers. You... How do... It's the size of a person. How do you possibly lose it inside of a car? It depends on the size of the dog. If you have a dog that you can hold up with one hand, I assume they can sort of bury themselves somewhere. But if you have something like a staffy, I think it's a little bit more difficult. Well, they're definitely not going in the glove box. If you're ordering... It depends if you have an Uber XL or you just have a normal Uber. But I think what's good is that all those pets were confirmed to be returned. Speaking about Uber, I think I saw something in the news the other week. There was a bloke in Sydney that was on horseback, dressed in Uber Eats gear with the high-vis in the Uber Eats bag, delivering food. Yeah, he was doing it as a stunt in Paddington and he was riding up along Oxford Street and got a lot of social media attention from it. Now, unsurprisingly, he's been banned from Uber as they, quote-unquote, investigate the situation because they reported and sent a message to him saying, you are riding an animal to deliver food. This is paraphrasing. And then just said, we're investigating the situation. I don't know what else is to investigate because it is literally a horse. So we'd have to sort of see where that goes from there. How in the world? So he was actually delivering food. It wasn't just like a publicity stunt and there was no actual order involved. It was a stunt, but he was also delivering food. So you know when you get the app out and it shows you the little icon of what sort of vehicle they're taking? Would it have been a motorbike or a bicycle? Well, it would have been a horse. Does Uber have horse icons? Do you have to get your horse insured? I would assume so. There is pet insurance. Anyway, well, we'll follow that story closely because that's certainly the top of the list of the most important things in the world at the moment. Thank you again, Dr. William Manner for coming on with your expertise this morning. Thank you very much, Keegan. Now, sorry, hang on. Yeah, the Quokkas have started taking photos of the flash on. Oh, good. They've developed a flashbang. Yeah, I don't think it's very good. I have to go sort this out, OK? They might start vlogging soon. Oh, God, no, we don't want that, all right? There's already enough people doing it and it's all garbage content. All right, you go sort out the Quokkas. We'll catch you next week. Thank you, Keegan. You're on Zoom, Frankie. Jason Derulo, almost 25 past 7. It's ZooFan Breakfast, your home of Dubbo's best music from the 80s to now. It's time to give Hawaiian annual pass. You're on Zoo's Breakfast. Kylie, are you ready to have a crack at what I'm counting? It's a test of wits. Yeah, yeah, we're ready. All right, so you've got to name me four animals that start with the letter I'm about to tell you with 10 seconds on the clock. Are we good to go? Yep. Name me four animals whose names start with the letter F. Fish, flying fox, frog. Flying bat. Flying bat. Flying bat. Don't all bats fly? All right, you know what? You know what? I'll give it to you. You've got the annual pass to Taronga Western Plane Zoo. Congratulations. Thank you so much. Thank you. We've got one more to give away after today, but if you miss out, you can head to www.taronga.org.au and head over to the Dubbo section on the website to book tickets. You can even check out the brand-new Pride Lands Patrol Tour. You actually go into the lion enclosure and start driving around. It's fascinating, and it's a perfect activity for the school holidays. Pink Stinging Marshmallow, almost 20 minutes to 8. It's Zoo FM Breakfast for your Friday morning to weekend almost here. A couple of hours of work, school, or just sitting around left before the weekend arrives. It's Keegan with you. Top of 18 degrees in Narrowmine today, currently 8 degrees outside. In the course of life, there's always an incident of a holiday going absolutely pear-shaped in the most severe of proportions, and that's why I want to ask you this morning, 68848499, that's 68848499, when did the holiday go wrong? I'll throw in a double pass to the Stock Group Music Festival. It's the festival coming to Dubbo this weekend, with massive names in country music set to perform. For one of the most unusual stories this morning, 68848499, when did the holiday go wrong? First responders overseas have had to winch a lady out of trouble recently after she ended up losing her Apple Watch while camping. The lady was using the, what is normally absolutely horrifying, chemical toilet outhouse of a campsite when the Apple Watch flipped off her wrist and into the drink beneath her. And when I say into the drink, I mean into the radioactive waste below. Instead of contacting the park authorities for assistance in retrieving the sunken Apple Watch from the outhouse, she dove in herself. Dove in. Olympic swimmer style. And had to be winched to safety by authorities. What a lovely memory from a holiday. You'd have to throw those clothes away. You'd have to burn them. You'd have to actually burn them. There's no way you're getting that smell out. So I need to ask you, 68848499, when did the holiday go wrong? Check out Zoo FM on Facebook for more. It's Zoo FM Breakfast, 10 minutes to 8. It's Keegan with you for your Friday morning. 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You're on Zoo's Breakfast. 20 minutes to 9, Zoo FM Breakfast, your home of Dabo's best music from the 80s to now and the Stockroo Music Festival is on tomorrow. It starts around midday and runs through all the way through until 10pm. Dan, one of the headlining acts, Dan Davidson, a multi-award winning Canadian music star and the whole band joins us in studio this morning ahead of the festival tomorrow. Cheers for coming in and good morning. Thanks for having us, man. Good morning. So, Dan, you traveling all over New South Wales recently, what have you actually been up to? You know what? Just wandering around. Brilliant. We've been doing lots of press, lots of handshaking. We were actually up in Queensland for a bit, too. We played a show in Toowoomba and had some hands to shake and radio stations to talk to in Brisbane. And yeah, spent a week in Sydney doing a lot of meetings and making some content and doing that whole thing. But now we're here out in Dabo and I got to admit, I hadn't heard of Dabo before we got booked on this show and now I'm really glad that I did. We had a great night last night kind of exploring the town and it's going to be an awesome night tonight. Well, it's the first time for everything and I think it's the first time to encounter Dabo. I've seen on your socials the new single, Won't Forget. Can people expect to hear that tomorrow at the festival? They sure can. You know, Max Jackson, who is featuring on the song, is playing the festival, which I'm really excited about because, you know, when you make music with somebody who lives 15,000 kilometres away from you, you don't actually get to hang out all that often. I'm wondering about the mechanics of actually bringing that music together then. What was it like bringing that song together with Tim and Max? Well, with Tim, you know, he lives in Canada, but he still lives like 4,000 kilometres from me. Wow. I know him really well. We write a lot online and he comes through town and so, you know, we hooked that up and it's fine. I flew him in and we got that sorted. But with Max, you know, I met her in 2022 at the Groundwater Music Festival up in Gold Coast and she just struck me as like a really great, hardworking person, very warm, very loving and a great singer. So now that we're both on the same label, it seemed like a perfect fit. And she sent her parts over from Sydney over to me in my studio and we edited it together, figured out a clever video that Tim and I could shoot and got her to replicate it in her hometown. And it was just like, it's crazy what you can do with the internet. Yeah. It's brilliant these days. So take us back to maybe when this wasn't entirely possible, I'm sure there was ways of doing it. When you were a grassroots musician over in Canada, when it all started, take us back to how it all began. Yeah. Well, you know, it went from me playing in terrible little punk bands in high school and stuff to going to music school, which I think I probably got in by the skin of my teeth. Like, you know, I wasn't ready. But I met a lot of guys like some of these guys that I play with today still and I found a way to form a rock band with a couple of the guys in the band here. And it was a crazy ride. We were coming up in the time when the industry was at its worst, but we were having a lot of success. We found ourselves opening for bands like Bon Jovi and Shinedown and Three Days Grace and Billy Talent and all these international acts. And you know, a lot of we had a lot of label interest, people from New York and L.A. flying to Edmonton to see us. But everybody kept getting fired. So we had to figure out how to do things the independent way on a shoestring budget. And we had a lot of success, a lot of top radio songs and top videos and toured all over the place. And yeah. But, you know, all that hard work doing it independently really set me up for, you know, the know-how and what it took to have a second career in country. Of course. Well, bringing it back to the present, Travis Collins gave me one answer to this, but I'd really like to hear your take. What is your thought process behind bringing a set list together for an event like the Stock Route Tomorrow? Yeah. You know what? It's all about flow. We want to make sure that we're making it have a good momentum and making people kind of come on a bit of a journey with us. For me, it's like the ultimate thing is to have the audience understand your personality and we just like to have fun. And it's almost like we're entertaining ourselves up there. So people are smiling, laughing, having a good time, putting a drink in the air. And that's what it's all about. Just before I let you go, just for a small taste of what's expected of the festival tomorrow, I hear you're going to give us a demonstration of one of the songs in studio. All of you. Yeah. We want to do the new song. It's called Don't Forget. It features my good friend, Max Jackson, that I've only hung out with once. Yes. All right. Well, guys, take it away whenever you're ready. All right. Say it hit me. I won't be young forever. My best ain't getting better. And that's all right. I'm done with maybe. It's up to me to make it happen. I'll take my second chances and get them right. I'll drink the beer, roll the die, kiss the girl, do it twice. It's all about flow. We want to make sure that we're making it have a good momentum and making people kind of come on a bit of a journey with us. For me, it's like the ultimate thing is to have the audience understand your personality and we just like to have fun. And that's what it's all about. 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