RADIO RECAP: Wednesday 11th November
The Edge Arvo Show
November 11, 2026
THE CHAOS CONTINUES! The gang are back for another arvo full of laughs, questionable conversations and plenty of entertainment. The team talk their Splash Planet adventure, get competitive with a piano competition, and put their music knowledge to the test with a BRAND-NEW Coachella game.
Speakers Cal, Yas, Harrison Keefe
TopicsSociety & Culture
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Cal (1:00)
Hello, welcome to the podcast.
Yas (1:03)
Hello Poppet. Hello Poppet.
Cal (1:06)
Who do you reckon the first person to say that was? Because it's such a popular thing. Hello Poppet.
Yas (1:10)
I don't know.
Cal (1:11)
Oh my god, I think it's off Pirates of the Caribbean.
Harrison Keefe (1:16)
I don't think so.
Cal (1:16)
When one of the Pirates finds Keira Knightley's girl and says, hello Poppet.
Harrison Keefe (1:21)
I think it goes back further than that.
Cal (1:22)
Probably.
SPEAKER_2 (1:22)
Where was Hello Poppet invented?
Yas (1:24)
I like the accent. It's like, hello Poppet. I've started watching Mobland, guys. Really, really good show.
Would recommend to anyone, but it's also making me talk in an Irish accent.
Cal (1:35)
Did you just look it up?
Harrison Keefe (1:37)
Yeah. What did you see?
Cal (1:38)
What did you see?
Harrison Keefe (1:39)
I haven't seen. I said, where was it invented? I said England.
Cal (1:42)
I said, who said, who said Ella Poppet first? And it says, the famous catchphrase Ella Poppet was first spoken by the pirate Pintel played by Lee Arabic in the 2003 Pirates of the Caribbean Curse of the Black Pearl.
SPEAKER_1 (1:54)
Well done. Well done, Cal.
Cal (1:55)
Well done, Ella Poppet.
Yas (1:56)
And I will say, for the show, Cal has been on firewood games today.
Cal (2:00)
Oh, I'm, you will find, we played a Coachella game, which he has brought to the table, which was like one second of a moment, one second of a moment from any Coachella performance in the past 10 years. And I reckon I got about 75% of them.
Harrison Keefe (2:15)
And I remember like off air, cause I was like, I, you know, I'll be honest with you, I argued doing this game, it's too hard. No one's going to know this game. And you said, yeah, I don't think so either. So I'll just do it anyway, it's too late. And then Cal nailed the game.
I don't know why you hid that.
Cal (2:32)
I know, I didn't even know it's one of those skills that just happened and you're like, damn, I'm good at this.
Yas (2:36)
Did you cheat?
Cal (2:37)
No, I didn't, no. But to be fair, I'm always across every like Coachella, every year I'm watching live streams, I'm rewatching stuff on YouTube. You have mascara on your nose, make sure you get rid of that before.
Yas (2:46)
I've just tried to put mascara on while we're doing this. I cannot all just, look, it's like fully black all down my side.
Cal (2:52)
You look like Ron in Harry Potter 2 You got a bit of dirt on your nose, did you know?
Yas (2:56)
Did you know, did you know that?
Cal (2:57)
Did you know that?
Yas (2:58)
No, peak and pit of today's show, do you guys wanna kick us off?
Harrison Keefe (3:02)
Yeah, I'll kick us off with peak. I liked when we did our pianathon petition. We were all learning how to play piano.
And we did little teasers of how we're going so far. Pals, we're going to the pianathon petition next week, where we all play Cal's piano with different songs, see who's the best. It was, I'm not gonna say how any of us did, Cal's was the worst.
Yas (3:27)
I know, which is weird, cause you owned that piano.
Harrison Keefe (3:30)
I was the best, he was in the middle.
SPEAKER_1 (3:31)
You were the best!
Cal (3:32)
When you get to that point, and you listen to that break, you will understand why I'm pissed off at this.
Harrison Keefe (3:36)
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