How can an alien help you to understand a dream? What’s the right thing to say to a horse as it angrily rears up above you and threatens to crash down upon you? And what’s the magical formula for finding a solution to a seemingly impossible challenge? Today’s show brings you a mix of dream
It all started when Sunrise weather presenter Grant Denyer told the SAFM Breakfast crew – Hayley, Craig and Rabbit – that his pregnant wife dreamed she gave birth to a monkey. Then Hayley, who had just announced her pregnancy on the show, shared that she had dreamed she gave birth to leeches. Was this just
Janell transformed an angry fat lady into a melting green sludge. Hmm, well, you can do that in dreams! This particular green sludge moved along – in the way sludges do – to break open a chamber and reveal two Toltec tapestries and a pile of Janell’s old clothes. How do you deal with anger
How much does worry weigh? What’s the connection between a worm and a nipple? Which is of greater value, a champagne or a pink diamond? And is there anyone out there who actually enjoys vacuuming? In this show we ponder these and other key questions as we playfully pick our way through dreams and life
“Married at 22 to a jackass, I spent 10 years with a cheater, and 10 years dreaming that I was falling. I never hit the ground, and I knew I was dreaming, but there it was: falling. And, it was scary. After that divorce, I found a gem of a husband who looks after me
Peter dreamed of running up a path that became so steep that he had to crawl on all fours and squeeze through narrow confines. Have you ever had that kind of dream? It’s a common theme for many, but Peter’s dream progressed until he reached the pinnacle and saw … ah, I’m not going to
“I dreamed that a two inch worm wriggled out of my nipple,” said Kerry, who called a radio breakfast show where I was interpreting dreams. Parasites seemed to be the order of the day, as I had just helped Brig, one of the presenters, understand her dream of picking lice from a sports star’s hair. Lice
Andrea dreamed of robbers stealing three big bags of gold coins, making a getaway in her car, a chick car. Meanwhile, a guy at work was presented with a birthday gift, the testosterone petrolhead version of Andrea’s chick car, but not a real one, a child’s toy worth $19. You’ll be amazed at how much
Viv, my guest, dreamed of murdering her husband. She wanted a canteen of cutlery, and the only way to get it was to deliver a quick blow to the back of his head while he slept. It was a harrowing dream, the kind that many people keep to themselves, frightened to share for fear of
“Global tidal wave of 70,000 job cuts,” announced the online news. “The tsunami of layoffs started in Europe …” Instantly I got the picture. It’s a metaphor that works. It describes a giant ripple effect of job loss caused by a seismic tremor in the global economy. It also describes the emotional impact felt or