or did they give them "the brush"... hence the name of the segment. This segment, however, was not always on Tuesday night due to other topics. Spoony's Bulging Sack In this segment, Carlton reads and replies to off-topic emails and emails regarding previous topics that are received throughout the week. Get It off Your Chest Get It off Your Chest was an occasional segment that allows callers to call in and "confess their sins". Carlton describes the segment as "radio's most dangerous confessional". The confessions vary from caller to caller, and can vary in seriousness. Most calls are typically for minor acts, such as petty thefts (or borrowing without returning) or lies. In one instance, a caller confessed to an elaborate lie to an ex-boyfriend about giving birth to a child of his (which was actually miscarried) and subsequently putting the child up for adoption. The caller admitted to faking documentation (such as borrowing a friend's ultrasounds and photos) and that she never intends to confess the truth to him, despite losing significant sleep over it. Special guests Carlton occasionally has guests on his show. Notable guests include porn star Belladonna, Ziggy Switkowski, "Weird Al" Yankovic, 2007 Australian of the Year Dr Tim Flannery, celebrity scientist Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki, Hunters & Collectors frontman, Mark Seymour and Henry Rollins. Spoony Tune Every night towards the end of the show, Carlton was allowed to play a song from his own personal music collection. This was called the Spoony Tune. Carlton plays songs from many genres, many of the songs are tracks you would not normally hear on Triple M or on commercial radio in Australia at all. Editorials On Fridays a set of short editorials recorded by Carlton (approx. one minute each) are played throughout the day, giving his final opinion of the week's major topics. He did not release any new editorials from the beginning of 2008 to the cancellation of the show. Phased-out segments Over the history of the radio program, several segments have been phased out. 30 Second Soap Box This segment usually happened on a Monday night. The basis for this segment was to give the listeners 30 seconds to speak about anything without being interrupted by Carlton. However, after the 30 seconds are over, the listener was automatically cut off, regardless of their topic discussed. This segment came about after criticism that he "cuts and drones out