Dear Mum, I couldn't decide what to get for Mother's Day, so I got you this card instead.

I nearly got a beautiful terrarium with succulent plants at flower power, but then I got distracted by the indoor plants and pots.

Oh, but look at those orchids I thought. I chose a stunning pink one. And then I saw the scented candles.

Ah! But! Brainwave! I got you a flower power gift card instead so you can choose. Happy

Mother's Day, Mum, from me and the garden gift people at Flower Power. Welcome to Australian

True Crime. This episode's a bit different to what we normally do, and there's a reason for that.

The first reason is that I want to introduce you to our producers. Some of you already know that Matthew Tankett is a producer on this show.

Hello, Matthew. Hi, Michelle. Executive producer, a big your pardon. Thank you.

And we have a new producer working with us, Ruby Bartzes. Hello. Hello. And the reason that we scored an extra producer, Matthew, is that we've moved into a beautiful new studio, a new network with Kiss FM. We've got a radio show as well. I know. A showing true crime has been going through lots of changes lately. I don't mean to alarm anyone. We're still having a regular Monday episode every week. But now we have this great studio. We're on YouTube as well. We've got all these great cameras. And as part of the, I suppose, facelift. Yeah, as part of the deal, us coming over here, we now have a show on Sunday night called True Crime Tonight, and we needed a producer for that. Yeah, it's a lot of

work. And so the show's six to seven Sunday nights, and we said, I think we need another human.

We need help. And we said, what about a journalist? Are there, to be completely honest and brutal,

I said to the bosses here, there are so many amazing journalists out of work.

Journalism is really harder than ever before to get a foothold in, to get a job in.

And I said, I bet you've got someone somewhere around Australia in the newsroom already

who would be great at this, who's enthusiastic, who's young.

And then they came back to me and they said, we do.

And here I am. Here she is, Ruby, who was hanging around the Melbourne newsroom. Tell us about yourself, Ruby. How's you get in there? Well, I just did an internship with Kiss FM and Goldfm, and then I scored myself a job in the newsroom, and then, yeah, six months later was approached by you guys and they said

they want someone cool and then they approached me. I don't know if we said that actually. And then they weren't available and they had to be available. And I think what's really interesting about this though is although you're an experienced journalist, I think it's fair to say. She's not a true crime nerd. Not a true crime head. No. I was never one to just listen to True Crime Podcasts in my car.

I was more of a true crime. No. I was never one to just listen to true

crime podcast in my car. I was more of a call her daddy kind of episode girl. However, look at me.

I'm listening to true crime as I drive home from work. It's all encompassing. I would think it's

fair to say, Matthew, you were probably in the same boat when you came on this show. Yeah, I was

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