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Ah. Hello and welcome to Shameless, the pop culture podcast for smart people who love dumb stuff.

Can we include the um before she started that? I didn't know what was me. What do you mean? Um. You're joined, as always,

by Melbourne writers, Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald. Hello, Zazzie McDonald and hello, hello, producer Annabelle Lee. Hello. Hello. Hello, both. All right, coming off on today's show, we have a little bit to cover, of course, Super Bowl week. Super Bowl, Benito Bowl. Yeah, Benito Bowl, Bad Bunny Bowl. We have that incredibly fascinating profile in Vanity Fair about Bianca Sensori.

Yeah.

Lots going on there. Bonito bowl. Yeah, Benito bowl, bad bunny bowl. We have that incredibly fascinating profile in Vanity Fair about Bianca Sensori.

Yeah. Lots going on there. Taylor's List New Music Video. Kelsey Bellaroni and Chase Stokes appear to have broken up again.

I've never cared less about two individual celebrities, but more about an on again, off again, relationship of my life.

And then Cardi B gave a robot a lap dance and then fell over. Yeah. All the hard-hitting stuff at the end of the app. How are you? Well, can we talk about me losing my voice? Yeah, we can. A couple of things for us to talk about. First of all, thank you listeners for winning us the Actor Award. Thank you so much to everyone for Friday. Yay!

Yay, listen.

So many people clearly did vote for us.

We literally, when they say we couldn't have done it without you, it's like, no, no, no.

We actually couldn't have.

Couldn't have done it without you.

We flew to the Gold Coast on Friday.

We gave our acceptance speech just in the nick of time. Literally, my first words in

the acceptance speech, my voice wavered, and then it was downhill from their belly. By the time

Zara and I went to our like celebratory dinner with Mitch and Ollie, I could not speak a word.

What? It was quite good, Belly, because we, Mitch, Olli, and I would be talking about something dumb, like trying to, like, problem solve about something. I think we were trying to, like, at one point, work out the difference between Diet Coke and Coke Zero. And I could see Michelle, like, having a connoption in the corner, clearly with the answer. So then she would text us. The entire dinner was Michelle texting us trying to

add into the conversation. And I tell you what, there is, in terms of like in Hamish and Andy

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