Bec’s Unhinged Reviews

This week Bec dives into the 21st Century nightclub reunion and the absolute commitment it took to have a night out before Uber, location sharing and dignity. She yarns with Pete about old club memories, bad fashion, songs that still trigger something, World Cup chaos, footy, and why we’d probably still line up again.

This week Bec reckons holidays are a scam and proves it with caravan park weirdos, buffet chaos, sand in places it shouldn’t be, and the bin chickens waiting for violence. Then it turns into a laid back yarn with Pete on travel horror stories, rogue Aussies overseas, footy chat, and much more.

Bec dives into the most nightmare fuel jobs in Australia, from hotel cleaners to retail, hospo and call centres, plus the stories you lot sent in that should come with a warning label. Local comedian Andrew Iles jumps on for a proper laugh about the worst shifts, weird bosses and feral customers.

This week Bec loses it (again) over the Peninsula Link mess. Closures, detours, Nepean Highway prison-barrier vibes, and zero workers in sight. She chats to local MP, Chris Crewther to find out who signed off on this circus, then plays your voice notes and spirals into a footy chat.

This week on Unhinged , Bec goes from Selling Sunset brain rot to the absolute circus that is modern real estate, then drags her sister Kate (property manager, professional chaos wrangler) in for the behind-the-scenes truth. Add your cooked rental stories and a quick footy chat about the Pies, and you’re sorted.

This week on Unhinged , Bec cracks open the fever dream that was Beaches (aka Creatures) and asks how Main Street let that happen. Plus a chat with Conleth, the bloke behind the glow-up the venue has had into Fifty5 on Barkly, and a few listener stories that prove we all need therapy.