Miranda Live: Tennis, I’m a Celeb and #MeToo
IT’S a very special edition of online radio show Miranda Live, hosted by Jonathon “JMo” Moran, complete with an all star guest list that includes tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic and acting legend Susan Sarandon.
IT’S a very special edition of online radio show Miranda Live, hosted by Daily Telegraph entertainment writer Jonathon “JMo” Moran, complete with an all star guest list that includes tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic and acting legend Susan Sarandon.
Host Miranda Devine is in the US, covering Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s tour, handing the mic over to JMo.
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Former PM Tony Abbott also sat down with Daily Telegraph political editor Sharri Markson to talk power prices, keeping Australia’s lights on and the danger of the ‘emission obsession’.
Fresh from the jungle, Aussie tennis star Bernard Tomic will sit down with Moran to talk sport and his shock exit from I’m a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here!
Oscar-winning actor Sarandon will also talk all thing Hollywood.
Australian Conservatives’ Cory Bernardi also had a dire warning for the Nationals, telling them they needed to dump Barnaby Joyce — or get over the growing saga.
“This is proving to be a huge distraction for the government and a huge liability for the Nationals,” he said.
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