Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on No. One hundred.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning and happy.
Speaker 3: Friday morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Guys. We have it, huh, we have it the pope.
Speaker 3: We have we have a new pope. You said we're
Speaker 3: off to the pub.
Speaker 5: We have done thet It's what the Pope would want.
Speaker 4: It's what now.
Speaker 6: It's Pope Leo Leo the fourteen's and he's American.
Speaker 5: Robert Provos is his name? Oh, he's from Chicago and
Speaker 5: he's on the Social Change your name. Yeah, they take
Speaker 5: an nim they take a papal name.
Speaker 3: Was he was he Leo prior to today? Oh? Just
Speaker 3: when you become the pope?
Speaker 4: So what was he? Hang on? Hang on? What was
Speaker 4: his o G name?
Speaker 3: Robert?
Speaker 4: Robert Robert Provos? What is he now?
Speaker 7: Leo?
Speaker 3: Not even does he get to pick up.
Speaker 5: Not just Leo Leo the fourteenth.
Speaker 3: Does Pope Leo fourteenth get to pick that? Or does
Speaker 3: someone just give a question?
Speaker 4: It's a live Google job.
Speaker 3: No, I can't be bothered and they won't have much
Speaker 3: on today.
Speaker 4: I went down a little rabbit hole this morning checking
Speaker 4: out the Chimneys.
Speaker 2: Jimney Jim Jim run Lauren.
Speaker 4: Through the Chimney City.
Speaker 5: So there's no g chimney, which they burn the votes
Speaker 5: if there's no resolution, and it's blacks. But then there's
Speaker 5: one to the left of it, which is just a
Speaker 5: smoke machine. Shut up, which is just the white smoke.
Speaker 4: They're borrowed from the club, so, you know, like the
Speaker 4: dance for I.
Speaker 6: Know, I was at a friend's house party the other
Speaker 6: day and they had DJ and there was a sticker
Speaker 6: saying do not push smoke machine button.
Speaker 3: So what did I do?
Speaker 6: Puschine set the fire alarm off in the entire house.
Speaker 6: Staff came from everywhere.
Speaker 5: What if they've got smoke alarms in the Sistine Chapel?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they would. Now have you ever been to the
Speaker 3: Vatican City?
Speaker 4: It's wild?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Is it like movie World where it's sort of it's
Speaker 2: all fenced in.
Speaker 6: It then, but when you open a door actually leads somewhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right then, I great city.
Speaker 3: It's very opulent, it's isn't it. Yeah?
Speaker 4: You do you do?
Speaker 2: You buy?
Speaker 4: You pay a ticket to go in?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you pay to go in, don't you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You do?
Speaker 6: Maybe you pay to do a tour tour and then
Speaker 6: you go to the Sistine Chapel and you see the
Speaker 6: paintings on the roof, and you can't take photos, and
Speaker 6: then people do and then people get in trouble.
Speaker 5: Do you know what's funny?
Speaker 10: They've got merchandise stalls and they sell calendars of the
Speaker 10: sexy popes are serious with the merchandise.
Speaker 3: Not in the Vatican, that's outside. Yeah they No, I don't.
Speaker 10: Have a I've got the not the popes. It's like
Speaker 10: the priest sexy priests and they've got like on the
Speaker 10: bare chest.
Speaker 3: Yeah that you can buy all kinds of merchant in Rome.
Speaker 4: You're telling me you have to walk through a gift
Speaker 4: shop to get out.
Speaker 6: No, it's not like that, not but basically, as soon
Speaker 6: as you walk out of Vatican City, the whole thing is.
Speaker 3: A gift shop. You can buy t.
Speaker 5: Shirts, mugs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, imagine the imagine the merchants, pens.
Speaker 10: And they've also got a panini stand. It very good
Speaker 10: meatball panini stand, which is right next to the sexy
Speaker 10: priest calendar stand.
Speaker 3: Goodness mete. Well that's exciting for all those investors.
Speaker 4: What the meat balls are the new.
Speaker 5: Pope over fourteenth towards meat balls.
Speaker 4: To be honest, here I.
Speaker 3: Go anyway, that's the big breaking news. He's American. People
Speaker 3: are shocked about it.
Speaker 4: We've got a big show coming up today.
Speaker 3: It's Mother's Day on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Sundays, we are celebrating mothers a day early. We've got
Speaker 6: our Mother's Day lunch today, including special guests.
Speaker 3: Who's joining a shortly? Guys Sebastian, the one and only.
Speaker 4: Should I set the tone for a Friday?
Speaker 3: If you're going to start with it's been a long
Speaker 3: mind and journey and I'm finally here too.
Speaker 2: I'm going to actually start with someone that can sing it.
Speaker 3: Were actually doing it.
Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Let's go. Is this a remis? Let it go for
Speaker 3: a second.
Speaker 5: Whoa, this is the club version.
Speaker 3: I'd love hearing this.
Speaker 4: The smoke machine.
Speaker 3: Oh no, we need the o g Heckers.
Speaker 6: I was in the car on the way in this
Speaker 6: morning listening to this great station over and found myself
Speaker 6: wrapping them this morning.
Speaker 4: Wait for the drop, Wait for the drop here?
Speaker 3: Yeah they didn't drop.
Speaker 2: We can't get no.
Speaker 4: Benson.
Speaker 3: Was that someone that works here or professional?
Speaker 4: That would have been a someone? Can we do the
Speaker 4: let's try this version.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to two thousand and two.
Speaker 4: Welcome to you a Friday Melbourne. This is Nova.
Speaker 2: Wow, good morning Melbourne. Guy Sebastian, he just brought me here.
Speaker 2: He is performing.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Lauren, wait for it.
Speaker 4: You would know.
Speaker 5: It would clear character and.
Speaker 3: Even the big boy joined in at the end. We
Speaker 3: got him, He got me. Yeah, that took me right
Speaker 3: back to the opera house. Oh, and I don't even think.
Speaker 5: We need when they used to climb up the steps
Speaker 5: and surrounded by thousands of people.
Speaker 4: James Matheson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Jay was the other one. Yeah, yes, that's
Speaker 3: the rebrand for the rebrand.
Speaker 6: That took me right back there. And I just I
Speaker 6: just don't even know if we need gas Bastian today.
Speaker 6: We do, Honestly, if the band could just turn up,
Speaker 6: I could do it.
Speaker 2: Well, we have booked him. So, Guysbastiano is playing our
Speaker 2: Mother's Day lunch today. In fact, he's going to be
Speaker 2: in after eight this morning.
Speaker 6: So Lauren, now I've got to beg him to sing
Speaker 6: that song. I might say, no, he might have forgotten it.
Speaker 6: It was twenty two years ago.
Speaker 4: Oh, you'll remind him.
Speaker 3: I know that if I know the words, he must
Speaker 3: know the words.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he'll know the words. Actually, you know what
Speaker 2: a lot a lot of a lot of artists these
Speaker 2: days are getting teleprompters.
Speaker 4: Concept they are Robbie Williams don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't even know when Robbie Williams, hang on, hang on,
Speaker 2: they've got telling When rob was at List No.
Speaker 5: With the song with the lyrics.
Speaker 3: And in case they get forgetful.
Speaker 2: And Lauren in fact even to me, even the chat
Speaker 2: between the songs, you know, when he was going around
Speaker 2: promoting the.
Speaker 3: Way he's only got two songs? Mate, Oh, but does
Speaker 3: his one hundred good on your das he can do
Speaker 3: what he wants National Treasure.
Speaker 2: When Robbie was doing the tour for the movie and
Speaker 2: he was sitting there promoting the movie and speeling about
Speaker 2: it was on the teleprompter in front of it.
Speaker 3: Robbie william Not when he was our mystery guest.
Speaker 6: No, oh, my god, Speaking of mystery guests, do I
Speaker 6: have a mystery guest for you today, Clint start Away.
Speaker 4: I know who it is.
Speaker 5: And this really ships me that you both know and
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But it's exciting when you guys knew I did it.
Speaker 4: I'm excited.
Speaker 5: I'm nervous.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I wouldn't.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't do that to you. We don't want you
Speaker 6: to leave. But when it was Robbie Williams and I
Speaker 6: didn't know. It was one of the great surprises of
Speaker 6: my life.
Speaker 3: And I think this is going to break down in tears.
Speaker 3: I think you're really going to love it.
Speaker 5: I'm so is it Mark Seymour from Hunters and Characters?
Speaker 3: This person? Who?
Speaker 2: What a song?
Speaker 3: What is Holy Grail?
Speaker 4: Yes, there's Holy Grail? Throw your arms around me.
Speaker 3: You didn't have to go to Triple m if you
Speaker 3: want to interview Mark seymore No, but this person popped
Speaker 3: into my head and I set the task to our
Speaker 3: producers and I said, go forth and find this person.
Speaker 3: And they did. Wow, unbelievable.
Speaker 5: They did their job first time for everything.
Speaker 4: After eight o'clock, will.
Speaker 3: We can only play that in September we're allowed to
Speaker 3: play that run Finally. Anyway, mystery guest's coming your way today.
Speaker 10: Do you know that that song Huntersn't Collector is Holy Grail?
Speaker 10: I got up in the year nine. We had to
Speaker 10: recite a poem. They're like a poem from anybody, like
Speaker 10: usually a great, a great poet.
Speaker 5: I got up and recited Holy Grail in front.
Speaker 6: I was at a wedding where the person got up
Speaker 6: to do the reading in the ceremony, but we were
Speaker 6: dying and as they started.
Speaker 10: Big blackbirds, they were circling in the sky and you
Speaker 10: know what they say?
Speaker 4: What did they say? Nobody deserves to die?
Speaker 6: Well, at this wedding the person started doing the reading,
Speaker 6: Clint and what we were all like, this is an
Speaker 6: ACDC No, Aerosmith.
Speaker 4: I don't want to close my eyes.
Speaker 3: I don't want to fall asleep. And everyone was heard this.
Speaker 5: Because I'm with you, baby, I just don't want to.
Speaker 3: I don't want to miss a thing. And I was like,
Speaker 3: oh no this. I know what they're going to say next,
Speaker 3: and I don't know how. And then I was like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, Erosmith.
Speaker 4: Are you serious? Yeah, that's part of the speech.
Speaker 6: No, the ceremony, it was the reading. You know, people
Speaker 6: normally do a biblical reading or a like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like as big funds, you can't have that. I
Speaker 3: can't liked it because I felt like I could read
Speaker 3: along with them.
Speaker 2: Oh my paws are.
Speaker 6: Back, all right. I got something to say. WHOA to
Speaker 6: the AFL. You can't be playing games in Perth on
Speaker 6: a Thursday night.
Speaker 4: What did I tell you? I said yes, today, it
Speaker 4: was too late.
Speaker 6: A current affair came on and I was like, it's
Speaker 6: still over an hour away until the football.
Speaker 2: This is what I said. You're saying, you guys are
Speaker 2: blowing up and be going, oh what time you've got
Speaker 2: to be in bed?
Speaker 3: No, it's too No, that's stupid. Who made that decision?
Speaker 4: What they do in a current affair?
Speaker 6: There was a very sad lady who the council have
Speaker 6: not done something and it's flooded her backyard to mute it.
Speaker 6: I was so sad, what do you The whole thing
Speaker 6: was no, and she was.
Speaker 3: She was like, such a beautiful I don't know. Then
Speaker 3: I got stuck into my roast chicken. Stop painting.
Speaker 2: Can we get back to the footing?
Speaker 6: Okay, now we need to get on the phone to
Speaker 6: talk about Well.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't know because it was happening at midnight Clinton.
Speaker 10: I thought about changing my tip at the last minute,
Speaker 10: last minute change. I'd gone with Collingwood, but I thought
Speaker 10: maybe the five day turnaround, the four players out, maybe
Speaker 10: it's a docer's night. And they started like a bullet
Speaker 10: of gate kicked the first three girls.
Speaker 3: Can we get Andrew Dylan on the phone I missed
Speaker 3: the whole thing because it was in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night.
Speaker 4: Laura, he's having a sleeping because he set up watch.
Speaker 3: I love all those guys. I'm sure they'll take my call.
Speaker 5: Maybe we should call Ali Langdon about the lady in
Speaker 5: the flooding in the backyard.
Speaker 6: Oh she was so there's something just heartbreaking when you
Speaker 6: see old people that are upset.
Speaker 4: A current affair of flix it.
Speaker 3: They better they.
Speaker 6: Will because if they leave that woman with the flood
Speaker 6: in her backyard, I'd be really disappointed.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I had to watch the current Affair and then
Speaker 6: I had to watch I don't know, some other filler
Speaker 6: for three hours before the football started.
Speaker 4: We've got the elder snack standing here.
Speaker 5: To the ladies, you know.
Speaker 3: Paul was Paul came upstairs and he goes bait. Cops
Speaker 3: is on, you know, like cop. You know, I called
Speaker 3: Paul more cop.
Speaker 6: He was like, Cops is on, Come and watch it,
Speaker 6: and I was like, well, great foot. He doesn't starty it.
Speaker 6: So we're watching cop American Car. Still it's hardcore in America,
Speaker 6: isn't it. There's so many chick chick booms going.
Speaker 4: Walking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you put your hands anywhere other than in the
Speaker 3: air bang God.
Speaker 4: He's a current affair into cops.
Speaker 3: What a night that was all because the football didn't
Speaker 3: starts about midnight?
Speaker 4: Would you like me to set the tone? Yes, listen to.
Speaker 9: Under This Sea.
Speaker 4: It's better than you need to be going up down.
Speaker 3: Now. That is Sebastian from The Little Mermaid, obviously, which
Speaker 3: is dangerous that you're playing a Disney banger because I
Speaker 3: am in a musical mood today. I've been singing all morning.
Speaker 3: My apologies for anyone listening.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: Remember for a while there.
Speaker 6: Was a rumor that here in Victoria we were getting Disneyland.
Speaker 6: Was it going to be out in the back of July.
Speaker 3: The un and then there was one maybe going near
Speaker 3: Bellarat Avalan Disneyland. Well, they're always kind of far away,
Speaker 3: like Anaheim where the where the American Disneyland is sort
Speaker 3: of America America, but it's not. People think it's in.
Speaker 5: La So we could say Disneyland Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'd say Disneyland Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: Anyway, there is set to be a new Disneyland for
Speaker 6: the first time in fifteen years.
Speaker 4: Is this guaranteed or a rumor? Like Geelong?
Speaker 6: The Walt Disney company has announced the development of a
Speaker 6: new theme park, a resort destination in Abu Darby.
Speaker 4: That's going to be hotlining up for the Little teacup ride.
Speaker 3: It's going to be a whole new world for Disneyland,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's going to be what sorry, happy to harveyors.
Speaker 4: You have to in the middle.
Speaker 3: They do these amazing developments Disney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that to be an air con job for sure.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine being Mickey walking around?
Speaker 4: Oh no, it'd be just it'd be.
Speaker 3: Moist, it'd be amazing. I have a feeling. It doesn't say.
Speaker 6: It just says they'll fully developed, build and operate the
Speaker 6: resort with Disney imagineers.
Speaker 3: Imagine your job being a Disney's.
Speaker 6: Imagine Speaking of jobs at Disney, expected to be opened
Speaker 6: in the early twenty thirties.
Speaker 3: That's a long while one I'm picking up and a
Speaker 3: number of hotels.
Speaker 5: The wind picking up and you're like uside.
Speaker 2: My mate's dad used to be the GM of is
Speaker 2: It Paris Disney and they lived across the right. Any
Speaker 2: time he had friends over after school, they would just
Speaker 2: go across the It's a good place and his dad
Speaker 2: this was cool, you know, like undercover boss that TV
Speaker 2: show his dad would go and do a different person's
Speaker 2: job every.
Speaker 3: Month, and they make them. I think they have to.
Speaker 3: I think that the executive teams at Disney have to
Speaker 3: go and do that.
Speaker 6: It's like I think they do that at Dan Murphy's.
Speaker 6: The management will have to go and work in the shop,
Speaker 6: really on the shop floor one day year.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 5: Is there some sort of trick with Disneyland and Disney World?
Speaker 5: I think, isn't it? In the L and the W.
Speaker 3: Disneyland is Disneyland's official.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's Land is spelled with an L spelled
Speaker 4: with a W. Stand by.
Speaker 3: I think disney World is a bit of a copy,
Speaker 3: isn't it? Is it official?
Speaker 4: I think it's official.
Speaker 5: It's disney World Hong Kong.
Speaker 3: Maybe one in Hong Kong, Disneyland in America America, Orlando, Yes,
Speaker 3: there's one in Orlando. Has anyone seen that book a Mormon? No,
Speaker 3: it's not a musical.
Speaker 4: Do you guys watch animated shows or movies?
Speaker 3: I love Disney films, but.
Speaker 4: Like you watch it like with the niece anime? You
Speaker 4: watch it on your not anime?
Speaker 3: Different am I love Disney movies?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I would say Disney Movie with no children. Remember I
Speaker 3: went on a date and we watched a Ladder.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, don't. I had a girl over and she
Speaker 4: wanted to watch Toy Story. Do you know how hard this?
Speaker 3: Trying to make the movies are HiT's different picks us
Speaker 3: sort of grown up.
Speaker 2: I know, But trying to make a move during Toy Story,
Speaker 2: It's like, it's just you look.
Speaker 4: Like a sleeve.
Speaker 3: A bugs World's not really sexies?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Was that what it was called? A bug's a bug's life.
Speaker 4: It's just it was like, not now what he's lost?
Speaker 6: I'm like, I don't think she wanted to hook up
Speaker 6: with you, like that guy that made me watch lad
Speaker 6: and I don't think he was keating on me, gotcha.
Speaker 3: I think he wanted me to leave.
Speaker 4: Do you reckon? That's why they picked those movies? Gotcha?
Speaker 3: Yeah? But I love Disney films and.
Speaker 4: Can I ask for honesty this morning?
Speaker 3: Have you got Mowana on the system?
Speaker 4: Moana?
Speaker 3: See the sound and then it's.
Speaker 4: Got you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: One? Twenty four ten, He's turned me down? Twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Are you an adult that watches animated movies?
Speaker 2: Not with your kids, not within nephews or nieces or
Speaker 2: what are you just.
Speaker 3: In are you what about Disney? And plusas I'm not.
Speaker 6: An adult fully grown out, She's got all the money in.
Speaker 3: The world, could holiday anywhere she wants, and all she
Speaker 3: wants to do is go on Disney cruises.
Speaker 4: The cruises an adult, no kid.
Speaker 6: Doesn't take her kids. Her kids are grown up, and
Speaker 6: she goes, and she went. She wears a mini mouse
Speaker 6: watch as well.
Speaker 4: Oh no, the cruises.
Speaker 10: It'd be a lot when it comes into port that
Speaker 10: they blow the blow the horn, It goes, what's up
Speaker 10: when you wish up?
Speaker 3: Honest, that's what the horn on the Disneys.
Speaker 4: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen. I would love to hear from Trade's
Speaker 2: who openly admit that they watched well back to TV.
Speaker 4: Shirt did the movies? How did that end? The date?
Speaker 3: It was great, Clint. We started watching in London and
Speaker 3: then we switched it to the Elton John musical movie
Speaker 3: and then I thought, so, I don't know if this
Speaker 3: guy's for me, might be more interested in Clint.
Speaker 4: Has he got a wife?
Speaker 3: MoU still doesn't have a wat all right?
Speaker 5: Thirty twenty when he suggested two musicalstle Snuggle, Little Passion Dash,
Speaker 5: Oh were you the.
Speaker 3: Make it worth my while. He had a broken arm
Speaker 3: as well, so it was really.
Speaker 2: Sexy thirteen twenty fourteen and Caskets in the late Are
Speaker 2: you an.
Speaker 3: Adults collar bonus who likes.
Speaker 2: Animated TV shows or movies? Give us a ring in return?
Speaker 2: I got two hundred dollars glue store vouchers up for grabs.
Speaker 2: They've got a brand new glue store at Emporium Nice.
Speaker 2: Could chuck your twter bucks to go shopping. Thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four ten. Are you an adult who likes animated movies?
Speaker 2: Big show coming up? Catching up with some of your
Speaker 2: favorite Bombers players after seven guys, Sebastian in after eight,
Speaker 2: and then we have a mystery guest after eight thirty.
Speaker 4: Just tell me, I.
Speaker 3: Will chase and Chase, I will say this surprise.
Speaker 4: Me a crumb Jace.
Speaker 2: It's the ultimate present from us to all the mums
Speaker 2: of Melbourne and.
Speaker 6: Clint, especially to who my vis our Vinte and I
Speaker 6: will stay.
Speaker 3: Mystery is the key to it, Mystery the Mystery Guess.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten. Are you an adult that likes
Speaker 2: watching animated movies? We're getting the new Disneylander World.
Speaker 6: I know we're not Abu Dhabi is getting Disney landing
Speaker 6: in the twenty thirties.
Speaker 3: But we were just talking about.
Speaker 4: You've seen Super Murrio landed open?
Speaker 2: No, was that somewhere?
Speaker 3: Is it an actual in Tokyo?
Speaker 9: You can do.
Speaker 2: All Mario cart theme park, so you're walking on giant mushrooms.
Speaker 3: I would love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: That would be fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Can you can you google where Murrio World is? Please?
Speaker 6: We're talking before about like our favorite animated series I loved.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the Gummy Bears? Gummy Bears everywhere venture
Speaker 3: there beyond Gummy Ducktails? Was that the one where Scrooge
Speaker 3: was he the rich duck that dived into all the coins.
Speaker 4: Every now and then hard to find, but every now
Speaker 4: and then. Astro boy, you're too young.
Speaker 3: I think you're a bit older.
Speaker 4: I of a TMT fan, teenage heroes in a half shell, Chrystal,
Speaker 4: And there we were on Good Morning, Good morning, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 6: Now are you an adult who loves animated movies, films, cartoons?
Speaker 12: I'm thirty four years old and I like I like
Speaker 12: all of them, but the classic ones is what I
Speaker 12: grew back to. I literally like on the weekend, just
Speaker 12: had a conversation with my partner. And he's a new partner.
Speaker 12: I'm a single bump, so got myself a new partner
Speaker 12: and I was trying to get him to watch from
Speaker 12: with me, and he looked at me very funny, and
Speaker 12: I'm like, okay, I'll wait for the kids to be here.
Speaker 3: No, then you got to get rid of him. Done
Speaker 3: if he doesn't want to watch that? So what did
Speaker 3: you watch?
Speaker 5: What's he go to?
Speaker 12: We haven't watched it yet. I've been waiting for the
Speaker 12: kids to come. And I was going to watch Peter Pants.
Speaker 12: I've watched it so many times. Little Mermaid and all
Speaker 12: of them black?
Speaker 3: How good?
Speaker 6: Little Mermaid's an absolute cracker. I sing along to Little Mermaids.
Speaker 6: Milan is what's wrong?
Speaker 4: What's the.
Speaker 2: Mate had to throw down during Peter Rabbit?
Speaker 3: What was Peter rabbits? I didn't really watch Peter Rabbit?
Speaker 3: What is that like Jessica Rabbit?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's what's that?
Speaker 3: Jessica Rabbit? Kill everyone?
Speaker 4: And that?
Speaker 2: No, we don't know you're thinking of who framed Rogers Rabbit?
Speaker 4: That is that?
Speaker 3: A cartoon?
Speaker 4: Cartoon? Is a bit half Three's a bit sexy?
Speaker 3: Space chat?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, like space jam but good.
Speaker 3: I Love Space Chap.
Speaker 2: Thirteen, twenty four ten A you're an adult that watches
Speaker 2: animated movie.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Port Meadows? Junior? Is that your real name?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: What do you watch?
Speaker 11: Of everything?
Speaker 2: But mainly Moana?
Speaker 3: Mowana is great? Do you know the song.
Speaker 9: Before?
Speaker 7: I love.
Speaker 13: The fuck.
Speaker 4: The tapes playing up?
Speaker 3: My Junior?
Speaker 5: How old are you taking out thirty one?
Speaker 3: And how often would you watch Mona?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Probably every night? I really relaxed.
Speaker 3: It is one of the great Disney Junior is single?
Speaker 2: Do you watch it alone?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I'm not okay.
Speaker 3: Does your partner like it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: She doesn't mind as well, but I just want to
Speaker 2: see the whole movie and always tells me.
Speaker 3: To be Can you hemmet for more? Junior? Take it away?
Speaker 2: It's like being in the cinema.
Speaker 3: Good on you, ju.
Speaker 6: Child called Junior, Peter and does he's a song called
Speaker 6: Junior and a daughter Coal Princess.
Speaker 4: Not Mario World. It's in Nintendo World. That's cool. It's
Speaker 4: opened at Universal Studios in Japan.
Speaker 3: Is that real?
Speaker 4: That's real?
Speaker 3: That's not a cartoon.
Speaker 4: That is real?
Speaker 3: Guys. I hate to say it, but we must go there.
Speaker 3: Look at Princess Peach. It's a real life size Princess Peach.
Speaker 3: Where's Bowser?
Speaker 4: We must go show me the.
Speaker 3: Picture of it again.
Speaker 4: Japan's sick.
Speaker 6: That's the first Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios.
Speaker 4: Playing at home. It just looks completely unreal.
Speaker 5: Doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Who wants to come with us?
Speaker 6: I know we do these big trips to Vegas to
Speaker 6: see amazing performers on other shows. You know, you get
Speaker 6: to go and see Teddy Swims in Vegas. Well, who
Speaker 6: wants to?
Speaker 3: Tanya? Would you want to come to Japan with us
Speaker 3: to go to sup Mario World?
Speaker 9: Hell?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would be there with hell.
Speaker 3: That's a hell yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, Tanya, are you an adult? You like animated movies?
Speaker 2: What do you watch?
Speaker 1: I am a fifty five year old mother, and I
Speaker 1: would not take my kids and go to the movies.
Speaker 1: I love animation, and I have the original Toy Story
Speaker 1: toys in their original boxes.
Speaker 4: Your heart.
Speaker 1: I'm hardcore. I had to buy other Toy Story toys
Speaker 1: for my kids so they can open the original Would.
Speaker 6: You watch animation on your own without the kids? They
Speaker 6: just interrupted you.
Speaker 2: What would happen if you came home and you found
Speaker 2: they took a Woody out of the box and was playing.
Speaker 3: That'd be dead, That'd be dropp dead for it.
Speaker 5: What's your what's your favorite toy story quote? Can you
Speaker 5: give us a little bit toy story quote?
Speaker 2: Read the side of the box.
Speaker 1: No, I'm in my car, so it would probably be
Speaker 1: there's snakes in my boots.
Speaker 3: Snakes and my boots. Come on, celeb in my boots.
Speaker 1: The snakes in my boots.
Speaker 2: It's just got a middle past seven. We're going to
Speaker 2: check you around the years latest. Sorry, you can check you
Speaker 2: the news. I'll run now see or check your run
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 3: You better run to the news later news.
Speaker 2: And then we're catching up with some of your favorite
Speaker 2: players on the Bombers. This is number one hundred. Welcome
Speaker 2: morning everyone and working you Friday. But if you if
Speaker 2: you tired people that set up late, watched the footy
Speaker 2: last night? She was a late one mate.
Speaker 6: Oh, where's the complaints box to the aph I made
Speaker 6: on Friday.
Speaker 4: You can't be doing that on a Thursday.
Speaker 3: Did it finish? Like eleven?
Speaker 5: Would have been about ten later, it would have been
Speaker 5: later eleven.
Speaker 4: It would have been later.
Speaker 2: That's not on now, No a Thursday.
Speaker 4: That yeah, rookie move Rookie.
Speaker 3: Move planning AFL.
Speaker 2: I don't mind the old one twenty game in the afternoon.
Speaker 5: Really on a Saturday, we're all wrapped up by three thirty.
Speaker 3: On a Sunday, it's good on a Sunday.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, on a Sunday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5: So we've got a couple of bombers. Yeah, we don't
Speaker 5: did gracious with the bombers.
Speaker 3: Fly up be singing everything today? Yeah, do you know
Speaker 3: the bombs song?
Speaker 2: I'll sing it to the boys. Hey, it's time Los
Speaker 2: Lips do it every Friday. Thanks to Spentley Dental Group,
Speaker 2: Everything Dental under one roof is a e B d
Speaker 2: G dot com dot a U. Laurence got two amazing skills.
Speaker 3: One is singing three and mathematics.
Speaker 5: And comedy fake.
Speaker 2: Ideas, But that's fine. Your other skill is lip reading maatics.
Speaker 5: Who says mathematics smart?
Speaker 3: People like me were singing in mathematics.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of glass meeting rooms here, and
Speaker 2: if someone's having a meeting about us, lows can normally
Speaker 2: look through the glass and lip read and say, what's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 3: All those people out there? I can tell they're talking
Speaker 3: about us right now?
Speaker 5: Actually, not hot top.
Speaker 3: Not one of them is even looking at us.
Speaker 2: Do you want to check on the headphones? So we'll
Speaker 2: play loud music in Lawrence is so she won't be
Speaker 2: able to hear a bit.
Speaker 3: We are pleasure not to hear you for a bit.
Speaker 4: I see you.
Speaker 5: Wherever I'm listening out there, Lawrence a massive pain in
Speaker 5: the ass.
Speaker 2: Oh, honestly, I reckon. She's still using fake IDs to
Speaker 2: bring the age down.
Speaker 4: Is yeah, she's a bit crusty.
Speaker 2: Now I'm really twenty five. You don't look good.
Speaker 4: Probably due for a bit of a tox, isn't she?
Speaker 2: Do we give her the first one? Or do we
Speaker 2: just enjoy the signs?
Speaker 3: Not sleetwood Mac playing that's nice?
Speaker 4: Alright, I'll go first.
Speaker 11: I'll go first.
Speaker 4: All right, you ready?
Speaker 3: Here we go, Look, okay, go jays.
Speaker 2: The new Pope is seriously dope.
Speaker 3: Lose mop is a real knob.
Speaker 4: The new Pope is seriously dope.
Speaker 3: The new Mob are doing a good job. The new Pope,
Speaker 3: the new Melbourne No.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, come here, the new Pope, the new Mob Pope, Pope.
Speaker 4: Mob po Hope.
Speaker 9: Bob.
Speaker 3: The new Pope is doing a good job.
Speaker 4: Seriously dope, dope, dope.
Speaker 3: The new Pope is a No, he's.
Speaker 4: Sorry, he's dope.
Speaker 3: He's doing a good job.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, we'll take that.
Speaker 5: We'll make that dope dope.
Speaker 3: The new Pope is dope.
Speaker 5: Please don't sing angels with Guy Sebastian.
Speaker 3: Please don't sing angles with guys. Angels Angels with Guy
Speaker 3: Sebastian's correct? Dare you tell me what I can and
Speaker 3: can't give?
Speaker 4: Give us a little bit? Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't do.
Speaker 3: I want to sing?
Speaker 4: Sing it now?
Speaker 3: Anger me if you it's really hard music.
Speaker 4: Just a little bit. The footy was on far too late.
Speaker 3: The footy was far too late.
Speaker 4: It was wasn't it?
Speaker 5: Sing it?
Speaker 9: Preach it?
Speaker 4: Last one mystery guest See my.
Speaker 3: Best Mystery guests is super Mario?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Is it mystery guess it?
Speaker 3: See my vest mystery guest See my best my Best.
Speaker 4: After eight this morning, we have a mystery guest joining
Speaker 4: us on the air.
Speaker 5: Is it really Mario?
Speaker 3: No, it's better than Mario.
Speaker 2: Can I give one more hint? This mystery guest would
Speaker 2: look good in a vest?
Speaker 11: Just a best?
Speaker 4: Just what is it you?
Speaker 5: It's the ultimate mystery guest done Men's health as well.
Speaker 2: No bigger and better than that, mate, he's international reveal
Speaker 2: to me as well. Who it is after seven this morning?
Speaker 2: They're coming up next, we are heading to the bombers.
Speaker 2: You've got Jason Lauren Clint here and we've got a
Speaker 2: couple of bombers in the house.
Speaker 10: Next two guests are a couple of bombers from the
Speaker 10: Essendon Footy Club.
Speaker 4: Please welcome to the show, said Durham.
Speaker 3: And good morning boys, last good morning, ever, how are.
Speaker 2: We very good? Very good?
Speaker 4: Early?
Speaker 3: But it is this way too early for you? What
Speaker 3: time does your alarm normally go off?
Speaker 14: Normally seven thirty. I'm normally really late to get into
Speaker 14: the club.
Speaker 3: Are you or you're like me?
Speaker 4: What's what's the earliest training?
Speaker 14: We normally have team meeting It nine boys get there
Speaker 14: at probably an hour and a half wright into their
Speaker 14: prep and I'm probably sing that line.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's me sometimes one minute before this show starts.
Speaker 5: Just say you're late. Is there some sort of fine
Speaker 5: system or some sort of punishment?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Well, the team meeting nine, So if you want to
Speaker 14: walk in there, Brad's normally the coach, Brad's.
Speaker 3: Copper are pacing because.
Speaker 4: At under fourteenth you'd have to go do laps.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, there is a rule at the club
Speaker 8: where if the door's shut and you're late, you're better off.
Speaker 8: So I'm walking you've got gastro Yeah, I was just
Speaker 8: following up later, the walk from the door to your seat.
Speaker 3: It's like the walk change.
Speaker 5: Footy cops still have fine systems, which goes into a
Speaker 5: big like sort of pot for an end of season.
Speaker 2: Trip trips anyway, like a tip jar.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've had it a few years that I've been
Speaker 8: a bit of a fossil club. Now is my ninth season.
Speaker 11: We've had it a couple of years. But they're they're
Speaker 11: sort of being phased out.
Speaker 2: A little bit.
Speaker 6: That's just foot trips are being phased out as well. Right,
Speaker 6: you guys allowed to travel do a foota trip at
Speaker 6: the end of the year.
Speaker 8: It's frowned upon. Not No, we do travel together occasionally,
Speaker 8: but not in a boys speaking.
Speaker 6: I've got a question, did you guys think the football
Speaker 6: was too late last night? I've been wining about it
Speaker 6: all morning.
Speaker 14: Eight o'clock shock?
Speaker 4: How does it go?
Speaker 3: Have you had to go to perfin do play that
Speaker 3: game at that time?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 14: But the time difference over there, so it's actually earlier,
Speaker 14: isn't it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, sixteen Over there, it is hard for Melbourne viewers
Speaker 8: because we kind of I'll go to bed sort of
Speaker 8: halfway through the last quarter most games. Last night, I
Speaker 8: think halftime was it was nine thirty or I.
Speaker 4: Don't know it was.
Speaker 3: What were they think of doing that on a school night?
Speaker 4: I did him make the bounce on a school night?
Speaker 8: Thursday night primetime in Perth. I think they'll they'll enjoy
Speaker 8: that over there, but it's harder for us guys.
Speaker 2: Let's what the season so far? A couple of ups
Speaker 2: and downs. I thought you almost rolled my piles a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago for the.
Speaker 3: Hard hitting forty questions from Bruce mcavany, go on after
Speaker 3: to go?
Speaker 4: Sorry sorry to trump your was it too late last night? Peter,
Speaker 4: Let's go to go. I don't even know.
Speaker 2: How is the team heading into the next game? We
Speaker 2: got any injuries? Are we all looking all right?
Speaker 8: We've lost a few, a few key members really over
Speaker 8: the last month. Both our ruckman went down. I don't
Speaker 8: know how familiar guys are with footy, but they're the
Speaker 8: really tall guys.
Speaker 3: We love to see it.
Speaker 11: Unfortunately they are out.
Speaker 8: We do have a Hall of Famed ruckman who's thirty seven,
Speaker 8: Big Goldie.
Speaker 14: Big GOLDI old gold he's forty seven.
Speaker 4: How what you call him old gold.
Speaker 3: Actually forty seven?
Speaker 4: Fingers, yeah, fingers, long.
Speaker 11: Hand, good tap Rugmann. Right, that's the reason.
Speaker 3: Have you got a couple of debut toms?
Speaker 13: We do?
Speaker 11: We do two really exciting young players.
Speaker 8: Lewis Hayes unfortunately lost Jordan Ridley, one of our key backman.
Speaker 11: And Louis Hayes has been in our system for a
Speaker 11: little while. He's a really promising player. Almost two undred sentim.
Speaker 4: You lost Jordan Ridley. He's not dead, he is not
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's done done, a recurring hamstring, which is unfortunate.
Speaker 8: And then Archer day Week's first year rookie, who's an
Speaker 8: exciting forward.
Speaker 11: He'd be eighteen or nine.
Speaker 4: Did you had to be spinning? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you get around those boys like you do? You
Speaker 3: roll them up during the week before their first game.
Speaker 8: Well, Archer sort of had an inkling. We kind of
Speaker 8: a training will train in some what the team might
Speaker 8: look like, and Archer was on the team that is
Speaker 8: likely going to play on the weekend, and he was
Speaker 8: sort of trying not to read into it and Brad
Speaker 8: can sometimes not know the team until today and he
Speaker 8: left the club I want to say Wednesday, having no
Speaker 8: idea and woke up to a phone call yesterday morning
Speaker 8: saying you make your day.
Speaker 3: Boot and then do you get around them?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a really exciting to his strong name archer
Speaker 5: day Wicks.
Speaker 14: Calling John.
Speaker 4: Commitatorsould love that. Actually, hey, we've got this is great.
Speaker 2: A four game membership to give away so you can
Speaker 2: go to four of the home games, including the Dreamtime game, which.
Speaker 4: Is great if you want it. Thirteen twenty fourteen is
Speaker 4: our number one.
Speaker 6: We've got our Dreamtime Beanie is here now. God it's
Speaker 6: Richmond and I brag for Richmond. I'm still here in
Speaker 6: a Essendon Beanie. My dad will be furious.
Speaker 3: Pretty Beanie, it's.
Speaker 2: A wonder I've dumb a hair. I'm not putting a
Speaker 2: bean to look like a garden. Come on, I know
Speaker 2: what head where it works with me and beanies, don't.
Speaker 3: How special are those big ags? Dream Time at the G's.
Speaker 3: It's it's a ripper, isn't it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, dream Time's awesome. It's a bit different to Anzac
Speaker 14: Day an Zac Days more about the Anzacc and it's
Speaker 14: more like really serious. Yeah, dream times more of a
Speaker 14: celebration and when you're out there, it's pretty crazy what
Speaker 14: they do.
Speaker 10: How was the boy from Seymour like in front of
Speaker 10: ninety eight plus thousand on the g Yeah, dream dream
Speaker 10: come true stuff.
Speaker 14: Yeah, very but had no idea that I was doing this.
Speaker 4: Radio or football.
Speaker 2: After explaining the came about the chip.
Speaker 3: You're chippy before you became a footy player, is that right?
Speaker 3: You're a chippy before you went to Essendon?
Speaker 14: Yeah, so I'm not too good on the mic as well.
Speaker 14: I was actually on the tools. If you ask my boss,
Speaker 14: I probably wasn't.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you guys used to live together, didn't you.
Speaker 11: Yeah he did nothing around the house.
Speaker 6: But if you're an actual proper chippy, did your teammates
Speaker 6: pull you to do things at their home?
Speaker 14: All of home improvement with Andy, so we didn't have
Speaker 14: to do much. But my coach, my midfield coach Jr.
Speaker 14: He's always asking me for jobs around the house like that,
Speaker 14: I'm too busy.
Speaker 5: You want to be dropped, accuses asking you to do
Speaker 5: jobs around Sawner kicking around.
Speaker 4: He's still a dreamt as well. Got a bit of
Speaker 4: soft pepper.
Speaker 2: In the hair in the day is a silver box.
Speaker 4: He was handsome in his day.
Speaker 3: Well he would have played when I reckon I was
Speaker 3: in my early twenties or just finishing school time ago. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we played for the Bulldog.
Speaker 10: Hey, Andy's one of us. He's a wellness warrior. Oh,
Speaker 10: if you give you business a shout.
Speaker 11: Out, thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I opened the wellness facility in Elwood Pandora Society. If
Speaker 11: you want to check it out.
Speaker 4: What are we offer there?
Speaker 11: It's pretty widespread.
Speaker 4: Do you do the boots, the recovery?
Speaker 11: But we do have the bootractice, sauna, natural.
Speaker 5: Path half good.
Speaker 3: Do you do pilartis there? We do real pilarates.
Speaker 4: The do the boys at the club get a discount?
Speaker 11: They do a few of them.
Speaker 2: I got to crack you out.
Speaker 4: Discount did you damn?
Speaker 11: Comes in a little bit.
Speaker 9: I like that.
Speaker 4: It's a few of them.
Speaker 3: It's not right across the I know you can't be
Speaker 3: giving it to everyone.
Speaker 2: Well, look, big game coming up. You're taking on the
Speaker 2: Swanees Marvel Stadium.
Speaker 3: Get behind them tomorrow two fifteen.
Speaker 11: That's a good time.
Speaker 3: I'll a proof that way.
Speaker 4: Boys. Thanks coming in this morning.
Speaker 14: Thanks than keep having me.
Speaker 4: It is just go on twenty five to eight.
Speaker 2: Still to come this morning, guys, Sebastian and we have
Speaker 2: a mystery guest, International mystery guest joining us after eight thirty.
Speaker 3: I've chased this person down and it's a surprise for you.
Speaker 2: Clinton.
Speaker 3: I'm so exciting. Last mystery guest was Robbie Williams.
Speaker 4: You're setting the bar high.
Speaker 2: This is great, perfect heading into Mother's Day.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, if you're our vintage, this is going to blow
Speaker 3: yourselfs uf are.
Speaker 5: We're grange a vintage. When you're a great Western.
Speaker 3: You're more like a cask one.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That is the nicest thing you've ever seen.
Speaker 4: Very handy.
Speaker 3: You could you can blow it up and use it
Speaker 3: as a pillow.
Speaker 2: Doing that, doing that too, very useful, hanging off the clothesline.
Speaker 3: You can do many things with.
Speaker 5: The guys have got an issue. I took myself off
Speaker 5: to bed last night, was ready to curl up and
Speaker 5: catch some z's.
Speaker 3: With your grounding sheet, with my ground Yes.
Speaker 10: Yes, I've just purchased some grounding sheets. Might talk about
Speaker 10: that a bit later. Gives you a good night's sleep.
Speaker 10: My phone starts buzzing and I'm like, who could be
Speaker 10: calling me?
Speaker 4: It is scared.
Speaker 3: Do you think it's an emergency when someone do you
Speaker 3: light up?
Speaker 4: Like, could be a booty call? It's it's it's usually
Speaker 4: an emergency.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 4: Let me just get the.
Speaker 6: Exact time, because a midweek call, like all my friends
Speaker 6: know you don't call after eight. Yeah, I'm the same,
Speaker 6: unless it's a Friday. The time you want if you've
Speaker 6: got a good time up for grubs on there.
Speaker 5: It appears I was in that actually eight thirty eight,
Speaker 5: just some.
Speaker 3: The national anthem the football.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it's it's no number.
Speaker 3: It's a no number call center.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, no, not that, no, because call center
Speaker 2: numbers tend to come up now, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: They tend to ring just as you're cooking dinner.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this was.
Speaker 5: So I'm thinking, like, it's either something to do with.
Speaker 4: Work or it could be an emergency.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I'm like, I better get it.
Speaker 3: What's the worst that can happen?
Speaker 5: What's the worst that can happen? Turns out it's a
Speaker 5: couple of kids having a bit of fun. They're like, yes,
Speaker 5: I'm like, boys, how you're going good night touching?
Speaker 3: Do you engage?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Probably thought you know you've got to you gotta play
Speaker 5: along because your FaceTime no, And then they go, can
Speaker 5: I just say Jamie Elliot, he's not good? And then
Speaker 5: just how many of them hung up on me? I'm like, oh,
Speaker 5: you know, that's funny.
Speaker 3: How did they get your phone number?
Speaker 4: You know I've helped them out.
Speaker 2: It's written on a wall somewhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then back of a toilet door.
Speaker 10: No caller ID five minutes later, no caller ID seven minutes,
Speaker 10: nine minutes.
Speaker 4: Later, no caller ID. Fifteen minutes later.
Speaker 3: You have voicemail.
Speaker 4: I clunk them and this is what happened.
Speaker 3: M that's it? Oh my, who are they.
Speaker 2: Getting franked? Because it's withheld number? You can't I can't
Speaker 2: block them.
Speaker 4: You can't block them.
Speaker 6: But also they'll be telling all their mates because you
Speaker 6: answered and engaged, you had to said, oh no, this
Speaker 6: is not clear Sunday.
Speaker 3: This is Bill. They would have we want to call
Speaker 3: that number.
Speaker 4: Sorry, this is Bill instead, And I was.
Speaker 3: What we're going to pass it around to all their mates.
Speaker 4: If they're listening this morning. A celebrity in my fine
Speaker 4: in fact, when we're watching the let's Call Standards.
Speaker 3: Let's go, when he's on the news call on weekend
Speaker 3: today morning.
Speaker 2: In fact, if they're listening now.
Speaker 4: Called cleant mobile. Now, if you are listening, call it now,
Speaker 4: don't do that.
Speaker 3: I would love that, but it is. I remember. I
Speaker 3: wonder how they got your number because I remember I
Speaker 3: worked at Cuba, a trust.
Speaker 4: That's what you did.
Speaker 3: I loved working at Que's great back when my like,
Speaker 3: is that your phone? Who's going?
Speaker 6: That's I worked at the Cuba and Natalie Bassingthwait came
Speaker 6: in road traders, babe, babe, and she she wanted something
Speaker 6: that couldn't get so we had to put something on
Speaker 6: hold and I said, watch phe number, and I wrote
Speaker 6: it down.
Speaker 3: I remember the girls being like, oh my god, is
Speaker 3: Natalie Oh turn your.
Speaker 4: Fine, you're at work.
Speaker 3: No, we'll answer it.
Speaker 5: It's a bit inappropriate, go away, so you use it.
Speaker 3: Answer answer it when you and the girl's like, you've
Speaker 3: got Natalie bathing sweet number. And I remember guarding it
Speaker 3: like with my life, because I was like, well, if
Speaker 3: if she gets prank, cool, she's going to think it's
Speaker 3: me that's given out her phone number.
Speaker 2: No, I never, oh my god, when you asked for it.
Speaker 4: Here's my question.
Speaker 2: When you asked for it, were you're like, can I
Speaker 2: have your phone?
Speaker 4: Number, like, did it come across like a fan or.
Speaker 3: Like no, No, I was a fan, but I was
Speaker 3: just like, oh no, I said, he writes down?
Speaker 4: Good cool, go away?
Speaker 3: No, why don't you answer all?
Speaker 2: Answer thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Here's one.
Speaker 2: Whose number? Do you have any phone? Like a well
Speaker 2: known person?
Speaker 4: And how did you get it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: What celebrity do you avenue for?
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four to ten?
Speaker 2: You might have it for a number of different reasons,
Speaker 2: whether you've got standaways, whether you're like Lauren and you're
Speaker 2: a shop assistant and you've.
Speaker 3: Kept No, I didn't keep it. I didn't keep it,
Speaker 3: thought about it, didn't keep it.
Speaker 4: Sure thirteen twenty four ten is our number? Who have
Speaker 4: you got in your phone?
Speaker 3: Or if you have Clint's number? Call now?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And how did you get the number?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten to join us on the air.
Speaker 4: We'll take your calls next. A couple of.
Speaker 2: Lads have gotten hold of a couple of punks our
Speaker 2: very own Clint Downaways mobile number. They were leaving him
Speaker 2: feedback last night in the form of voicemails.
Speaker 16: Hey, Clint, breaking news mate, I'll take more statement back.
Speaker 1: Jamie Elliott is not the worst player in the league.
Speaker 3: Hopefully it's some real nineties stuff or early two thousand stuff.
Speaker 5: Well, Jamie Elliott is rank kelling Peter, I think six goals.
Speaker 3: So remember when you were just like on the old
Speaker 3: NOCKI as you'd go hide number and then you could
Speaker 3: call people on private and I used to brank my
Speaker 3: friends all the time.
Speaker 4: That was the same Tracy and Hampton, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Whose number have you got?
Speaker 4: How have you got it?
Speaker 13: I've got Dormy's number.
Speaker 3: Breton is the biggest celebrity you've got. That's a ripper
Speaker 3: to get it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he rang me on my fiftieth birthday to wish
Speaker 13: me happy birthday. Saved because my best mate husband plays
Speaker 13: cricket with him and he cheers for a number and
Speaker 13: sip what a fan?
Speaker 3: I was, how good? And then you saved the number.
Speaker 3: You text him that he's fine.
Speaker 4: Just just confirmed no, no, but just said the last
Speaker 4: like did you said the last digit the last digit zero?
Speaker 4: Last digit zero?
Speaker 2: Have you have you checked?
Speaker 3: She's not off my heart?
Speaker 4: Yeah? She was the last digit zero.
Speaker 6: Let me look twenty fourteen. If you've got a celebrity
Speaker 6: in your phone, who is it? You don't have to
Speaker 6: tell us their number. Just tell us how you got it.
Speaker 6: Who's the biggest celebrit you got?
Speaker 5: Jason Well?
Speaker 9: I did?
Speaker 4: Oh, here we go?
Speaker 3: Who did you say, Carl Sandlands, I'm going to throw
Speaker 3: you from here to tim ut too.
Speaker 4: I am an event with Miranda Carer a number of
Speaker 4: years ago.
Speaker 3: You said you went to the formal with her, and
Speaker 3: now it's gone to.
Speaker 2: MC and no, hang on, hang on.
Speaker 4: Like we both grew up in Brisbane. I did a
Speaker 4: lot of MC work with her.
Speaker 3: That's not her number anymore.
Speaker 2: And I had her number and I rang it once
Speaker 2: on a radio show and it turned out to be
Speaker 2: her security guards. Wasn't.
Speaker 3: So that's a terrible story. So you don't have any
Speaker 3: celebrities in your mind.
Speaker 4: No, she should pound me off with the fake mom.
Speaker 6: If you got anyone else what these years are doing radio,
Speaker 6: you'd have a good phone book.
Speaker 4: Normal.
Speaker 2: It's the producers to keep the numbers.
Speaker 3: They're the secret.
Speaker 2: Yeah, imagine Brody's your executive.
Speaker 6: Producer thirteen twenty four ten. Who is the biggest celebrity
Speaker 6: in your phone?
Speaker 3: Catherine?
Speaker 12: Oh, good morning guys.
Speaker 15: So back in the day and then Cousins's twilight years.
Speaker 15: So let's say, twenty years ago. Yeah, I was working
Speaker 15: at a university bookshop over in Perth and obviously my
Speaker 15: big heart from but we had ticket tech offered a
Speaker 15: couple of duels down from us, and the guy there
Speaker 15: knew that I was head over heels like the rest
Speaker 15: of us. For a minute, goes, hey, Catherine, I've actually
Speaker 15: got his number.
Speaker 14: Do you want to?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Are you acquiring it illegally?
Speaker 2: Have we we ever had a few venos on a
Speaker 2: Saturday and shot a text off or a piggy?
Speaker 13: I was so nervous.
Speaker 15: So it was in my old Noki your phone and
Speaker 15: I kept it for years and I never called it,
Speaker 15: but I was just so.
Speaker 3: But was it a good party trick to pull out
Speaker 3: and show people be cousins?
Speaker 15: I could have been if I called it to check
Speaker 15: on up. That respected his privacy And I never called him.
Speaker 3: He just had it in your phone in case of emergency,
Speaker 3: Ben cousin, you.
Speaker 2: Know a lot of big names me, Please tell me
Speaker 2: they're under fake names in your phone, because if you
Speaker 2: lose your phone. Matt Damon, no one will think that's
Speaker 2: Matt Damon.
Speaker 3: He's under Matt Damon. Chris Hams, he's under Hem's reader. Yeah, yep,
Speaker 3: she's under reader, because I'd get too confused.
Speaker 5: What's j Sunday Hawk?
Speaker 3: Do not answer? Aaa, do not answer?
Speaker 2: You're under dragon Lady in mind's great whenever I get
Speaker 2: a text in the car the apple, you have a text.
Speaker 4: Of dragon Lady.
Speaker 3: The kids would like to around me.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning, Melbourne. Very special guest about to join us.
Speaker 2: Guy Sebastian is in the house. And I know Lauren
Speaker 2: has I don't say the question because he's listening now,
Speaker 2: but I know you you have a burning question you
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Speaker 3: His dreams came true once on the steps at the
Speaker 3: opera house, and I'm going to ask if my dreams
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Speaker 2: I think it was inside the oper house, but you know,
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Speaker 4: Now, hey, it's guys Sebastian here.
Speaker 16: I can't wait to see all of the mums and
Speaker 16: perform for them at Jason Lawrence Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: He is the special guest to our Mother's and your
Speaker 2: Mother's Day lunch today, which is getting bigger and bigger.
Speaker 2: I'm warning and our guy, the wheels come off at lunch.
Speaker 3: Go mad.
Speaker 4: Been at a Mother's Day thing with you guys before.
Speaker 4: It's a few years ago.
Speaker 3: Go a bit bad, don't they? What does jewels? Your wife?
Speaker 3: Does she for Mother's Day? Is there like?
Speaker 6: Because the school a lot of schools like yesterday and
Speaker 6: the mums go wild.
Speaker 4: Well, she's just got up.
Speaker 16: I was just saying to your offair she's just got
Speaker 16: home from from a holidays.
Speaker 4: Yes, it literally was. And I will say, go your.
Speaker 16: Hardest for a mum because like you know, when you
Speaker 16: when your wife goes away just before Mother's Day, it's
Speaker 16: very good timing because then you're doing every drop off
Speaker 16: and pick up and every lunch every day. And I
Speaker 16: reckon it was good timing on her part because she's
Speaker 16: made us appreciate just before Mother's Day up dad.
Speaker 2: Afternoon pick up, it's it'll be all the dads.
Speaker 6: It's actually it was like a mensa meeting in here
Speaker 6: yesterday when Jess was like, right, so Archie is in
Speaker 6: a car seats?
Speaker 3: How do I pick him up if I'm not driving?
Speaker 4: Is that a good look? I don't think they need
Speaker 4: a car seat? Is it a good look?
Speaker 3: And then I need to still think it's fun.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's you. They've seen worse. Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: I think there's been there's been worse. That's you're a
Speaker 4: good dad.
Speaker 3: I think the message to the dads is you are
Speaker 3: on driving duty today. Dad about you.
Speaker 4: But so they should get loose. To the moms. I
Speaker 4: think they need a bit of a day to let go.
Speaker 2: The school Mother's Day lunch my wife's going to today.
Speaker 2: They've sold tickets to an afterparty.
Speaker 4: Oh wow with my girlfriends.
Speaker 3: Why don't you come after the mothers say lunch? And
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm not a mom. I don't think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you're offering no, Well, well do they need to.
Speaker 2: I Am not sending a guy in to a Mother's
Speaker 2: Day after party lunch.
Speaker 3: Are amazing, though, aren't they amazing?
Speaker 16: I mean, it's just they do so much and it's
Speaker 16: so relentless. I think it's it's it's funny because when
Speaker 16: I'm on tour, you know, people will often say, oh,
Speaker 16: you must like you must be so tired and you
Speaker 16: must be and I'm like.
Speaker 4: No, no, Jules is tired, like I'm not home to
Speaker 4: help with the juggle.
Speaker 16: I wake up and I do a show for two
Speaker 16: hours at night, and then I'm sweet for the rest
Speaker 16: of the day and I'm just in a hotel like
Speaker 16: whereas when you're a mom, it's just relientles never stopped.
Speaker 2: So it's just gonna say. I said to my wife, like,
Speaker 2: you know, you talk about you know what's important. I'm
Speaker 2: going to work. I'm playing Garystibastian's new song No Offense.
Speaker 2: She's at home teaching him how to become men you
Speaker 2: know what legacy.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's very maybe yeah, but yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 16: I'm just trying not to be offended at that. Now
Speaker 16: I'm dumb joking. It's it's it's pretty obvious. It's like
Speaker 16: such an important job. On top of that, Like Jules,
Speaker 16: she works her off as well, so that it's like
Speaker 16: she's so busy.
Speaker 4: And that's why you've planned what you've planned for Sunday. Hey,
Speaker 4: oh yes, I have not.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's massive. Way the lady you leave it, the
Speaker 3: better the present gets because, as I explained to Jay,
Speaker 3: you throw money at the problem when you're running out
Speaker 3: of time.
Speaker 4: You know what I've done in the past is throw
Speaker 4: a song at the problem.
Speaker 1: So that's.
Speaker 4: Everyone, that's that's the little ace card I've got.
Speaker 16: It was I was in Bali doing a songwriting camp
Speaker 16: and I was like, it's Jules's birthday tomorrow, and that
Speaker 16: day it actually it actually changed the course of the
Speaker 16: writing for that day because.
Speaker 4: I was like, I'll write jewels, something I'll write, but
Speaker 4: hang on, how many years you've been together? Twenty it's
Speaker 4: been two years, twenty five year?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's a song get me a car.
Speaker 3: How many songs have you written for jewels or about heaps?
Speaker 16: I mean, the problem is like I like I had,
Speaker 16: I had girlfriends and stuff when I was young. But
Speaker 16: then when I was eighteen, Chiles and I got together.
Speaker 16: She was twenty, and I was just I was a
Speaker 16: bit of an idiot, Like I was just not old,
Speaker 16: I wasn't ready. I was a kid, but I was
Speaker 16: also an immature kid, like I wasn't very like I
Speaker 16: just I was very sheltered and she was twenty and
Speaker 16: back at that stage, two years is massive. Like when
Speaker 16: you're a woman and you're dating some eighteen year old
Speaker 16: who's just obsessed with sport and music. And so I
Speaker 16: just wasn't a very good boyfriend, just wasn't attentive, and
Speaker 16: so she dumped me. I was gutted, like heartbroken, and
Speaker 16: then we sort of went started to get back together.
Speaker 16: I sort of crawled back and just begged her to
Speaker 16: get back basically, and then we did start to get back.
Speaker 3: Nothing sexier than a man to take him back.
Speaker 4: So then Idle happens and helped I move. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: moved to Sydney.
Speaker 3: And then so you were single when you did Australia.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, we went together, like and I was still
Speaker 16: in that zone of like, oh, like what if she
Speaker 16: does that again, Like what if.
Speaker 4: She broakes up with me again.
Speaker 3: How old were you when you did Idle?
Speaker 4: Twenty one?
Speaker 16: Yeah, twenty one, So she had just broken up with
Speaker 16: me not long before that have it. And then I
Speaker 16: was single for a little bit. And then I rang
Speaker 16: her one day and I was like, oh, look, it's
Speaker 16: just I'm in Sydney now, like we just let's.
Speaker 4: Just I'm still begging the voice now, I said.
Speaker 16: Let's call it, and then and then it was just
Speaker 16: like I just really missed her and then ended up
Speaker 16: getting back together.
Speaker 3: So gorgeous your wife. She had men throwing themselves out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, she chose you.
Speaker 16: She did choose me, which is also a single off
Speaker 16: my album available on.
Speaker 4: I Chose Good. It was the first single off the album.
Speaker 5: That's about Let's Talk music.
Speaker 4: New single is maybe give Us the Rundown. It was
Speaker 4: actually the last song I wrote.
Speaker 2: On the album.
Speaker 3: And you write this in the Ballei writing cap No.
Speaker 16: This was in Sydney, about fifteen minutes down the road
Speaker 16: with the blood. This guy he is, it's so good.
Speaker 4: We did very different things.
Speaker 3: He went to a bali wellness.
Speaker 4: I went to a little retreat with.
Speaker 16: It really is very much for Rossie's at extreme ends
Speaker 16: of the scale.
Speaker 3: Wellness and unwellness and a bar thrown.
Speaker 16: So maybe I wrote it pretty quickly. Actually I often
Speaker 16: work backwards, so I had the last I went in
Speaker 16: with this idea. I find if I'm writing with other
Speaker 16: people and not just myself, it always makes it easier.
Speaker 16: If I've got a whole concept ready to go, maybe
Speaker 16: some chords or whatever, it just makes it easier than
Speaker 16: starting from complete nothing. And so I went in and
Speaker 16: one of the concepts I had was that phrase. You know,
Speaker 16: they say good things come to those who wait, But
Speaker 16: what would I want good?
Speaker 2: If I got great?
Speaker 4: And I thought that would be.
Speaker 16: A cool way to finish a chorus, and then I
Speaker 16: always work backwards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But what I got out of that, Lauren is
Speaker 2: he likes working with other people. Did you notice that?
Speaker 2: Because we were we're going.
Speaker 4: Through the back catalog on the air this week, we
Speaker 4: went right back to the og.
Speaker 3: Some royalties from this song this.
Speaker 16: You want to know something though, its the only song
Speaker 16: I haven't written winning Jerg and Olivesen.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he's in my bat.
Speaker 16: I mean in those days, right, it was the Swedes
Speaker 16: that were writing everything for Britney. Like there was this
Speaker 16: little writing house in Sweden, and I mean like a
Speaker 16: huge mansion.
Speaker 4: I went there.
Speaker 16: I went there and and and there's like bloodshine of
Speaker 16: all these people that like did you know that all
Speaker 16: the big Max Martin, like he's he's over there as
Speaker 16: well in the house, like the big Brother, and there's
Speaker 16: like every room is a different studio and in there
Speaker 16: are the most ridiculous talented people.
Speaker 4: I remember my first trip over that was with nick La.
Speaker 3: Marrington.
Speaker 9: He was.
Speaker 3: Remember the show went yeah.
Speaker 16: And I've just got this memory of of me me
Speaker 16: throwing because right next to this mansion was this like
Speaker 16: grass field and then there was this little house like
Speaker 16: a Swedish like.
Speaker 4: It was weird because there was some nudity involved. I
Speaker 4: remember Nick.
Speaker 16: Nick was like he's a real football head, right, He
Speaker 16: had an NFL ball and we were just throwing it
Speaker 16: to each other. I mean, Nick just weirdly in this
Speaker 16: break lunch boat. We're just throwing the ball and I'm
Speaker 16: telling him about a FL and but oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 16: I've seen a.
Speaker 5: F L Yeah, they're they're hard, man.
Speaker 4: We must go to the house.
Speaker 16: So then we're thrown out at the front of this
Speaker 16: at this point, no no, so we're throwing it and
Speaker 16: this cheek like a good.
Speaker 4: Sort just comes out of the house like an angel.
Speaker 16: Wearing just undies, like no bra nothing, just hangs up,
Speaker 16: hangs up this towel on the line and then.
Speaker 2: Just walks back in.
Speaker 3: Had you been in the sauner, No, it's not a sauna.
Speaker 4: I think you did.
Speaker 5: You see angels brought me.
Speaker 3: Here like you're inhabited.
Speaker 6: Sweeds are a beautiful race to the gorgeous l Now
Speaker 6: I do have a question. Do you still perform angels?
Speaker 4: Because because but you do you? I mean not like
Speaker 4: it's not it's not.
Speaker 3: Is it called angels and angels?
Speaker 4: You know what? You could do the wrap on battle
Speaker 4: scars though.
Speaker 3: Still cho I know all the words, the fire that
Speaker 3: for a moment.
Speaker 2: That feels more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw the base light up.
Speaker 3: Then I don't like them all right, So what are
Speaker 3: our mums in for a Mother's Day today?
Speaker 16: Are you suggesting today that you will I swear that's gone,
Speaker 16: that you will jump up?
Speaker 4: Yes, for a duet?
Speaker 6: Yeah, just even the background, just for youbs.
Speaker 2: We cannot clinton. I can't stress enough. If you open
Speaker 2: this door, yeah, it will be very hard to close it.
Speaker 4: It's fine maybe some Yeah.
Speaker 6: What what I'll say is backing vocal starts get with
Speaker 6: the Swedish writing house linger.
Speaker 4: So it's the equivalent.
Speaker 16: I'm trying to think of an equivalent, right, it's probably
Speaker 16: the equivalent like you're doing radio right, and you're quick,
Speaker 16: you're articulate, and then you just got.
Speaker 4: Well. In general, people generally they're intelligent, quick, witty.
Speaker 16: It's like putting someone else on Brecky radio who just
Speaker 16: can't get their thoughts out.
Speaker 2: Stutters and we did that with Lauren and it worked down.
Speaker 4: Years.
Speaker 16: So if she's really bad in that Mother's Day audience,
Speaker 16: the just going, guys, bloody.
Speaker 4: Easy not everyone can do it. So the worse you are,
Speaker 4: the better. I look.
Speaker 3: Well, you are going to look like absolutely.
Speaker 4: Look like yeah, back end, just do it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Have you got a good do not open?
Speaker 3: I'm going to have to have a few and turn
Speaker 3: me down, all right, just quickly.
Speaker 10: I just read on the on the twitters, Gojo Eurovision
Speaker 10: the place that you've been. He's stepping out of a
Speaker 10: gigantic blender.
Speaker 3: Have you heard? Have you heard the Eurovision song the
Speaker 3: Milkshake Man? When I say sweet.
Speaker 4: Sweet, I saw it.
Speaker 3: Do you think he's going to go?
Speaker 4: I think he's going to go to Eurovision? I don't.
Speaker 4: I think he was in the Swedish house with all the.
Speaker 2: Women. Hey, guys, single is maybe it is a cracker banger, mate,
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining us for our Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 4: I'll see later.
Speaker 2: It's going to be hurt.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go do some vocal warm up please.
Speaker 4: That won't help. Keep an eye on our socials today.
Speaker 2: For Lauren's appearance, it's run.
Speaker 4: On eight thirty.
Speaker 2: Hey, coming up in minutes, our mystery guest is about
Speaker 2: to join us via FaceTime International Guest. Last time I
Speaker 2: had a mystery guest, it was Robbie Williams. Today it's
Speaker 2: a surprise for Clint.
Speaker 3: Tell me it's so exciting. And you know what, if
Speaker 3: you are our Vintage, you are going to love this
Speaker 3: mystery guest. International Mystery guest, can I savage?
Speaker 2: Yes, our forties, I know I would take. It's a
Speaker 2: real treat for the mums for Mother's Day.
Speaker 3: I'm excited and oh no, that's stop, stop, I.
Speaker 4: Want more hints. No, hey speaking to Mother's Day. Happy
Speaker 4: Mother's Day to all.
Speaker 3: The mums out there, Mother's Day to all our mums,
Speaker 3: all the.
Speaker 2: Mother figures in people's lives. And I think it's important
Speaker 2: to note and acknowledge that it can be a hard
Speaker 2: time for a lot of people to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Mother's say. It can be a really complicated day
Speaker 6: for a lot of people. And I think it's a
Speaker 6: really special day to remember the mums that are watching
Speaker 6: over us and that won't have a seat at the
Speaker 6: table this year, for people who are dealing with things
Speaker 6: with their mums at the moment, for people who long
Speaker 6: to be mothers as well. It can be really complicated day.
Speaker 6: Our thoughts are very much with all the mother figures,
Speaker 6: those who want to be mums, those that don't have mums.
Speaker 3: It is a really special day. Mums do such an
Speaker 3: amazing job.
Speaker 2: Jas like, oh, we wouldn't be here without the man,
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 6: I've got one of my girlfriends in here today, Cass,
Speaker 6: who is a brand new mum.
Speaker 3: She's a working mum. She's rolled in this morning to
Speaker 3: work and she's like.
Speaker 6: I've had about two or three hours sleep because my
Speaker 6: little baby Harrison didn't have a great night sleep.
Speaker 3: And she's here working and then going home to juggle
Speaker 3: being a mum again.
Speaker 4: She wouldn't have it any other way.
Speaker 6: Being a mum is it's hard work. Sometimes it feels
Speaker 6: like it's thankless work. But all the mums out there
Speaker 6: who are doing it tough, you are doing a great job.
Speaker 4: Give us a memory about you, mum, not so much
Speaker 4: a memory.
Speaker 10: I just want to say that I want to say
Speaker 10: thank you to my mum because she's just so passionate.
Speaker 10: She's also my biggest supporter, which is really really nice.
Speaker 10: She's very protective of me and my three siblings. So
Speaker 10: all the love in the world Mum.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and to my mum Lizzie, who is joining us today, firstly,
Speaker 6: behave yourself at the mister Day.
Speaker 3: Actually, you know, she is a great mum.
Speaker 6: She is my mum, but she's also a daughter to
Speaker 6: my grand who is still lucky enough to have and
Speaker 6: my mom is my nan has had a fall recently
Speaker 6: and Mom is looking after all of us and.
Speaker 3: Looking after her mum as well.
Speaker 6: We've got my sister in law who's just become a
Speaker 6: new mum and watching her become a mom has been
Speaker 6: an amazing thing to watch. And my beautiful sister in law, Steph,
Speaker 6: doesn't have her mum anymore, so Lynn will very much
Speaker 6: be in our thoughts. On Sunday as well, we're doing
Speaker 6: the Mother's Day Classic for lynn steps mum, so we'll
Speaker 6: have my mom and Steph, my sister in law who's
Speaker 6: a new mum, and we'll be thinking of her mum
Speaker 6: as well. And becoming a mum without having your mum
Speaker 6: to support you is also a really complicated thing. So
Speaker 6: we've got lots of beautiful moums in our family who
Speaker 6: were very very lucky to have. My my fiance Paul
Speaker 6: doesn't have his mum nor anymore, but we'll be thinking
Speaker 6: of her as well. And I know Mother's Day for
Speaker 6: you jas would be really complicated as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was doing all right to you Teeter, Yeah
Speaker 4: it is. It's a hard one.
Speaker 2: And just listening to you Clint talk about how your
Speaker 2: mom was your big supported it, so I wouldn't. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have this geek for wasn't.
Speaker 4: For Mum and Dad.
Speaker 2: But like Mum would drive into the radio stations at night,
Speaker 2: you know, she'd be there at ten o'clock when i'd
Speaker 2: finish answering the phones, and you know she was my
Speaker 2: biggest supporter as.
Speaker 3: Couraging and without asking any questions.
Speaker 2: I bet no questions ten o'clock at night, Mum, I'm
Speaker 2: finishing well, I'll come and get you.
Speaker 4: It's fine.
Speaker 2: And then I think, God, you're doing like and you
Speaker 2: don't realize at that age and looking back now, it's
Speaker 2: like they.
Speaker 4: Were doing two jobs and would have been exhausted.
Speaker 2: And I know towards the end of Mum's life, you know,
Speaker 2: she was in hospital and she was really sick, and
Speaker 2: I got this great memory of going up it was
Speaker 2: New Year's Eve and I thought I'll go up and
Speaker 2: spend years with mum at the hospital and Mum was like, Mum, goes,
Speaker 2: don't make a scene, and I couldn't help myself. I
Speaker 2: rolled in with all the New Years.
Speaker 3: Statue of Liberty, with that, the novelty.
Speaker 2: Glasses, the hats, I put up streamers in the room
Speaker 2: and everything. Please don't make it.
Speaker 3: Look at the smiles.
Speaker 4: You loved it.
Speaker 6: And she not know you well enough to know that
Speaker 6: saying don't make a scene is like a red rag
Speaker 6: exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: And I spent ye like her there.
Speaker 4: As well.
Speaker 3: Memory.
Speaker 4: It was awesome.
Speaker 2: I spend Years E with Mum, one of my best
Speaker 2: New Years ever.
Speaker 6: And as adults, we don't do that stuff to have
Speaker 6: one on one time with our parents very often. When
Speaker 6: when you do have that opportunity, it's really really special. Absolutely,
Speaker 6: And while it is really important to celebrate our mums
Speaker 6: on Sunday, it's not And I know mums love getting
Speaker 6: you and getting spoiled, but it is also about reminding
Speaker 6: them how grateful we are and how lucky we are.
Speaker 6: And you've got your beautiful wife Lou who is a
Speaker 6: mum to your three beautiful boys as well.
Speaker 2: Absolutely she we would be nowhere without her. You know
Speaker 2: you nailed it before when you said it's a thankless job,
Speaker 2: but hard work.
Speaker 3: Absolutely well to all the mums. Have a very happy
Speaker 3: Mother's Day.
Speaker 6: If it is a complicated day for you, we are
Speaker 6: very much thinking of you this Sunday, and for the
Speaker 6: mums coming to our Mother's Day lunch today.
Speaker 3: Don't behave yourself, let your hair down, let's have some fun.
Speaker 2: Excellent Clinton and I will be the chaperones.
Speaker 4: Chone. Just go on to quarter of tonight. Happy Mother's
Speaker 4: Day coming up next.
Speaker 2: Have we got a surprise for you?
Speaker 4: Good morning, Melbourne. You are on the air with.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren Clint here as well.
Speaker 4: All right, are we ready? I don't know if I am.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 16: It is time to meet our guests, Missouri guests much
Speaker 16: more thrilling than the rest mystery.
Speaker 3: All right, our mystery guest is on the line now, Jason,
Speaker 3: I know who it is.
Speaker 4: You need to bring me in.
Speaker 6: Clint doesn't know, which means Remember the last time it
Speaker 6: was on me and I didn't know.
Speaker 3: Now it's your turn not to know. I'm so excited.
Speaker 4: About I'm nervous. I don't know why.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, do you want to ask the mystery
Speaker 3: guest question.
Speaker 2: He's on the line, Can I say, okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: mystery guest is joining us on FaceTime. I won't bring
Speaker 2: up the screens. You'll just be able to hear the already.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Mystery guest, good.
Speaker 9: Morning ask you. I'll start it off for you if
Speaker 9: you like, right, you know David Beckham, Yeah, it's not you.
Speaker 2: Have you met your England David Beckham?
Speaker 4: Yes? Are you an athlete? You look like one. Have
Speaker 4: you got a six pack?
Speaker 7: I've what currently currently that's a really difficult question to answer.
Speaker 9: Currently at some point in my.
Speaker 3: Life, yes, with like the most famous six pack of
Speaker 3: all time?
Speaker 4: Is this mystery guest was?
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, I'll give you another clue. You know Robbie Williams.
Speaker 3: Yes, Robbie Williams was our last mystery.
Speaker 4: Peter and.
Speaker 3: Mysterious guess.
Speaker 4: You're bloody kidding me, Peter andre As, I live and breathe.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: I thought i'd bring it in generally because I thought
Speaker 7: if you were going to be disappointed that you didn't
Speaker 7: have David or Robbie, I thought, at least if I
Speaker 7: sort of bring their names out of it, which sort
Speaker 7: of gives you in different stages before you've had to
Speaker 7: accept what you are left with.
Speaker 4: Peter. That's exactly what happened with Robbie. I have to say,
Speaker 4: it's not Mariah Carey. Yeah, I thought, jeez, have a
Speaker 4: look at you. You're still really handsome.
Speaker 3: Oh my, isn't it now, Peter Andre you are. I'm
Speaker 3: going to say, back home.
Speaker 6: You grew up in Australia and you're back in the country,
Speaker 6: not to sing this time, but for a movie.
Speaker 7: I know. It's the The absolute coincidence about this is
Speaker 7: just unbelievable that I'm not only we're launching my first
Speaker 7: feature film or the first feature film where I'm starring,
Speaker 7: it is that it's going to be launched. The premiere
Speaker 7: is going to be exactly at the same place I
Speaker 7: did my first ever public performance thirty two years ago.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, we're at.
Speaker 5: We're about the home of the art hot Hotel.
Speaker 7: Hotel, It's hotel, yeah, and it's where the film festival
Speaker 7: is this year.
Speaker 9: And honestly, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 7: And it so happens that mum and Dad live on
Speaker 7: the Gold Coast, so I've got to come back.
Speaker 9: And it's just it's been a bit of a bit
Speaker 9: of a buzz.
Speaker 4: To be there.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of people forget that. You well,
Speaker 6: you were born in the UK, right, and then you
Speaker 6: went to school in Australia. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I came here when I was six and then so
Speaker 7: I was on the Gold Coast before there were any
Speaker 7: high rises. I remember seventy nine, can you believe it?
Speaker 7: And and just to tell people about that time, I
Speaker 7: remember I worked all weekend and got fifty cents, right,
Speaker 7: and that fifty cents got me a cheeseburger at McDonald's.
Speaker 7: And I remember walking to McDonald's. Took me twenty five
Speaker 7: minutes to walk there to get a cheeseburger.
Speaker 9: And that's how my life was. It was like these
Speaker 9: amazing moments of life.
Speaker 4: Are we talking. We're talking pre media maids on the
Speaker 4: Gold Coast.
Speaker 9: Media maids were there, I think early eighties.
Speaker 3: Are You've got three years though I shouldn't have been
Speaker 3: looking to be fair, but I can tell you for
Speaker 3: the record, I was six years old and seven months
Speaker 3: when I saw my.
Speaker 9: First meter made.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, specific that's very gold coasted.
Speaker 10: Peter Andre nineteen ninety six, mysterious girl. That's almost thirty years.
Speaker 9: It's thirty years, I know.
Speaker 7: And actually I released it the first time in Australia
Speaker 7: in England. Sorry, in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 3: Anniverse, Sorry, Does it feel like thirty years ago?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 7: And I think what's the hardest bit about it is
Speaker 7: knowing that I was twenty two when I did it.
Speaker 9: That's the hardest bit. So then I figure out my
Speaker 9: age and I'm.
Speaker 5: Like, oh, what was life like as a twenty two
Speaker 5: year old when you're Peter Andre You know, I kind.
Speaker 7: Of get a I kind of get a bit annoyed
Speaker 7: at myself because I should have just really enjoyed every minute.
Speaker 7: And I feel I've got to be honest, and I'm
Speaker 7: always the first to admit this. I feel I became
Speaker 7: a bit arrogant in those days, and I kind of
Speaker 7: regret that a bit because I should have just realized that,
Speaker 7: you know, it doesn't last forever, and that it was
Speaker 7: such a great privilege to have that. But at the time,
Speaker 7: you just you're not thinking, you're just are you young too?
Speaker 2: You're young?
Speaker 6: Do you think do you think you would have preferred
Speaker 6: to be a pop star back in nineteen ninety six
Speaker 6: or now?
Speaker 7: I think back then was great because if you were known,
Speaker 7: you were known by everybody.
Speaker 9: You see what I mean by that is okay if
Speaker 9: you've got social.
Speaker 7: Media now and then my kids will say, oh, this
Speaker 7: person's the most famous person in music. Now they're number one,
Speaker 7: but I know if they walk down the streets, I
Speaker 7: wouldn't I wouldn't recognize that they were. So the difference
Speaker 7: was back then, if Guns n' Roses were on the radio,
Speaker 7: or if Michael Jackson or Prince or Madonna or any
Speaker 7: of these people were on the radio, these they were,
Speaker 7: they were known by everybody. You could walk down the street,
Speaker 7: anybody would know who they were. So I think for that, yes,
Speaker 7: the nineties were great, but now social media is brilliant
Speaker 7: because you can reach more people in the day.
Speaker 4: Just on your kids.
Speaker 2: Because I've got three boys, I love embarrassing them.
Speaker 9: Surely that's our job. That's our job.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right, mate.
Speaker 2: And surely there would be moments that you'd be with
Speaker 2: the kids and you might be somewhere where they're playing
Speaker 2: your song and they'd be.
Speaker 9: Like, oh, that's that's where.
Speaker 7: That's where mobile phones are really handy, because you just
Speaker 7: act like you've got a call and you go I'll
Speaker 7: be back in.
Speaker 3: A second, and I go, you don't embrace it.
Speaker 9: It's so the thing is I should, right, but I
Speaker 9: don't know. Yeah, no, it's a bit.
Speaker 7: It's always embarrassing because you think, you think, are people
Speaker 7: cringing like your.
Speaker 3: C If I was in a cafe, a restaurant, a bar,
Speaker 3: if I could be anywhere, I could be on a train.
Speaker 3: If your song came on.
Speaker 6: And you got up and I saw, oh my god,
Speaker 6: that's Peter Andre there just jigging out to his own song,
Speaker 6: I would lose my money.
Speaker 3: And you might be able.
Speaker 9: You would probably call the hospital and they listened. This
Speaker 9: guy's a bit.
Speaker 6: You know, it might be dead on the floor having
Speaker 6: a heart attack because my life would be fulfilled.
Speaker 4: That'd be more shocked. Lauren was on a train.
Speaker 9: This is where I'm not in on it. I don't
Speaker 9: know the story. Give me more, tell me more.
Speaker 3: They think I'm a snob. I might be in that era.
Speaker 6: You know how you said before when you were really like,
Speaker 6: really doing a great job and you've got a bit cocky.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's l Lauren.
Speaker 4: In about five years and over, it'll be like I
Speaker 4: just want to apologize.
Speaker 9: You know what I do I do think.
Speaker 7: I mean because some of the videos we filmed back
Speaker 7: then were in Melbourne. You're in Melbourne, Yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 7: I had some amazing experiences down there because that's where
Speaker 7: probably most of our videos were filmed. And and I
Speaker 7: hadn't been back for thirty years, and then when I
Speaker 7: came back two years ago, I think it was, and
Speaker 7: one of the interviews was in Melbourne. So I went
Speaker 7: to Melbourne and I called up Molly Meltles. I hadn't
Speaker 7: spoken to him for years, and I'd heard he'd had
Speaker 7: an accident, so I went. I was actually near to
Speaker 7: where he lived. I didn't know he still lived in
Speaker 7: the same place. Yeah, So I went over and saw
Speaker 7: him and it was like it was just the most
Speaker 7: unbelievable thing after all those years, to go back and
Speaker 7: remember where it sort of all happened in that that
Speaker 7: part of Melbourne.
Speaker 9: I think was near there as well.
Speaker 4: I think he word in Richmond, where I live. He's
Speaker 4: his home. He's a Egyptian.
Speaker 6: Styles extraordinary paintings on the fence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, paintings fence does he I imagine be like a
Speaker 2: musical museum in he had like a.
Speaker 6: Melbourne storm player in the same Kilda player or something
Speaker 6: on the fence, didn't he?
Speaker 7: And we know what was interesting is, you know, God
Speaker 7: bless him because he had that accident. I thought he
Speaker 7: because he couldn't speak much, you know, he speech had declined,
Speaker 7: which was really sad. But he remembered stories, honestly that
Speaker 7: were just I forgot the stories, you know, the film things,
Speaker 7: and even remembered my first girlfriend that I used to
Speaker 7: I used to say, Molly.
Speaker 9: Am I okay to bring my girlfriend over because I
Speaker 9: didn't know where else to go. He remembers all these stories.
Speaker 3: It's just really good.
Speaker 4: Do you remember your first girlfriend?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I just got to go.
Speaker 3: Guys, does she still live in Melbourne? Was Melbourne girl?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: We should find it.
Speaker 9: Yeah. You know what, actually I am one of those
Speaker 9: people that would love, not not necessarily girlfriends. It's not
Speaker 9: the right thing to do, but to see my old friends.
Speaker 9: I met up with someone here that I haven't seen
Speaker 9: for thirty years the other.
Speaker 7: Day before I come back to Australia, I really go
Speaker 7: down this nostalgic thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's true, that's good.
Speaker 6: And now we've talked about the music which I grew
Speaker 6: up with, and I was dancing in my room and
Speaker 6: to a mysterious girl thinking it was about me. Let's
Speaker 6: talk about the movie because the movie is meant to
Speaker 6: be a lot of fun.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the film's called to Fakan and the meaning of
Speaker 7: it is in the title, it's a fake Ja Magan
Speaker 7: and what it is. It's a highest movie, but one
Speaker 7: like you've never seen before. It's the kind of humor
Speaker 7: that I loved growing up watching. It's the kind of
Speaker 7: human that I love in films. So when I had
Speaker 7: the opportunity to do this, I was so excited. And
Speaker 7: it's about a guy called Gary Gary Buckle, the character
Speaker 7: I play. He's basically been kicked out of his home
Speaker 7: in Australia, sent packing back to London to live with
Speaker 7: the one person that would have him, and that was
Speaker 7: his nan. And the reason he got kicked out in
Speaker 7: Australia was because he was a wheeler dealer, always getting
Speaker 7: himself in trouble, up to no good anyways, living with
Speaker 7: his nan, his NaN's now in a care home. Fee sorry,
Speaker 7: in a care home, and he's using her money to
Speaker 7: go and you know, to go and try and do deals.
Speaker 7: And now he's spent all her money and now she's
Speaker 7: in arrears at the care home, and so basically I
Speaker 7: try everything, has been a small time crook. I try
Speaker 7: everything to get my need for her, to help her
Speaker 7: to stay in the care home, and eventually I come
Speaker 7: up with this plan because somebody tells me that Gary,
Speaker 7: the character Gary, looks like this guy in Jamaica who's
Speaker 7: about to inherit three million.
Speaker 9: But they're like, well he's locked up in jails.
Speaker 7: If you go out there you look like and just
Speaker 7: keep your mouth shut, go and get the job done,
Speaker 7: Go and time papers. Of course, it's never going to happen.
Speaker 7: So this Heighst movie takes you on a full journey.
Speaker 7: It's lighthearted, it's fun, it's brilliant fun.
Speaker 4: Are you Are you enjoying Comparing movies to music, is
Speaker 4: the love there as much?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And I studied acting as a kid and I actually
Speaker 7: failed in music, which, as I say to people, probably
Speaker 7: I'll probably explained to her lot. But I love doing
Speaker 7: the music stuff. Of course, you know, I was a
Speaker 7: huge Michael Jackson fan.
Speaker 9: I mean it was so obvious and so for me
Speaker 9: it was like I was just living my dream.
Speaker 7: But I always said to Dad, when I get to
Speaker 7: my forties, I'm going to move into acting, and he
Speaker 7: was probably thinking in the year whatever, just go do
Speaker 7: your homework. And then when I got to forty seven,
Speaker 7: I did my first short film in America, and then
Speaker 7: subsequently I did probably three or four short films in
Speaker 7: America after that, and then went into a did a
Speaker 7: small part in Freddie Nowaka's feature prior to this, and
Speaker 7: then I got this role. So yeah, I love it.
Speaker 7: I've got a drive just like I had back in
Speaker 7: the day when I did music. Still do gigs and
Speaker 7: I still love that, but you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: Want to gigs.
Speaker 2: You should have seen Lawrence were booking for Youth, Lauren.
Speaker 7: You've got to see us live because we use when
Speaker 7: we do performances back home. Even though the stuff I
Speaker 7: released was very poppy, actually the stuff I grew up
Speaker 7: loving was funk and soul. So we've got a really
Speaker 7: incredible funk soul band that we work with, and so
Speaker 7: when we do live gigs, we do a lot of
Speaker 7: our stuff, obviously, but we we do slightly kind of
Speaker 7: more funked up versions and our live gigs is so
Speaker 7: much fun in England. But I am doing when I
Speaker 7: come back, when I do the film premiere, which is
Speaker 7: tomorrow night. Yes, said, would you get up and do
Speaker 7: a couple of songs and on me? Okay?
Speaker 3: No no no no no no no no no no.
Speaker 2: He was saying he was able to get up.
Speaker 9: Peter, No, it's only two hour flights.
Speaker 4: You do not know what you are starting. Describe Lauren?
Speaker 3: What do you want someone to do the rap?
Speaker 4: Peter? I cannot stressen that. I mean when you open
Speaker 4: this can of worms.
Speaker 9: I mean Lauren's confidence is amazing. Yeah, we might be
Speaker 9: missing a trick.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, Actually, I've got a sample that
Speaker 2: I can play you what side this? This was recorded
Speaker 2: when we were off the air the other day.
Speaker 3: Give us some cups, sun girl. Oh my dam show
Speaker 3: me that you maul.
Speaker 10: Oh if you don't want mam, sure you don't need me?
Speaker 4: Dollar me?
Speaker 7: That was good behind hold on, sorry, oh no, sorry,
Speaker 7: we've got someone for the wrap.
Speaker 4: Sounds.
Speaker 3: Dare you break my do it?
Speaker 9: Let's do it. I'm waiting for you.
Speaker 3: All right, Well we want to play. We want to
Speaker 3: play Peter andre banger after this? Do we do a
Speaker 3: mysterious girl? Or do we do gimme a little sign
Speaker 3: like what was your favorite to perform or was it
Speaker 3: something else.
Speaker 9: Give me a Little Sign. I haven't heard that for years.
Speaker 3: It's such a banger. Don't you do that when you
Speaker 3: do your live show.
Speaker 7: And you know, no, not in England because they never
Speaker 7: heard it. They we actually might do it tomorrow night
Speaker 7: for a bit of fun with that song, Molly. This
Speaker 7: is how a genius Molly Mulden was. He played me
Speaker 7: that song, the original which was by a guy called
Speaker 7: Brenton Wood.
Speaker 3: Shut up? Was that not your song?
Speaker 9: No? And he said, I want you to do this.
Speaker 7: So the first time I released was called I can't
Speaker 7: remember what it was in Australia, but it wasn't Give
Speaker 7: Me a Little Sign Crazy, That's right.
Speaker 9: That was one I'd written.
Speaker 7: And then he gave me this song and I heard
Speaker 7: it and he goes, you're going to record this and
Speaker 7: it's going to be a smash.
Speaker 9: I nearly cried.
Speaker 5: I just was like, how what?
Speaker 9: It was nothing like any kind of song I'd ever
Speaker 9: listened to.
Speaker 4: Or I didn't want to do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I didn't want to do it, and he said
Speaker 7: to me, you're going to think it one day, and
Speaker 7: I was like, I felt and I can say this now,
Speaker 7: I felt almost forced into doing it. I am so
Speaker 7: thankful he forced me to do it because that triggered
Speaker 7: everything that then when so he his genius is unbelievable
Speaker 7: because I did not want to do that song.
Speaker 4: A great mystery.
Speaker 3: Look the same. You haven't age to tell me that.
Speaker 4: You don't have washboard apps? Still have you?
Speaker 3: Still got the apps?
Speaker 7: Is so about three years ago they went into hybernation.
Speaker 9: Every time I keep going, come on, just just come
Speaker 9: out for the summer. They're like another year it happens.
Speaker 15: Peter.
Speaker 2: Hi, Peter, congratulations on the movie mate. I'm so glad.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad you're enjoying that next phase of your career.
Speaker 2: And thanks so much for jumping on this morning. Honestly,
Speaker 2: it's been a real trait.
Speaker 3: Enjoy Australia.
Speaker 9: I want to come when I come to Melbourne next time,
Speaker 9: please let me come and see you guys.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you don't need to ask me twice.
Speaker 9: Peter Lauren, I'm seeing you tomorrow night. I don't even
Speaker 9: know what you're talking.
Speaker 3: I'm doing the wrap all right, I'm off to practice live.
Speaker 17: Here we go, Peay Janus, we love your Pete, love
Speaker 17: love you.
Speaker 4: There you go, give me a little sign as you
Speaker 4: questioned by himself.
Speaker 3: He said he hasn't heard that song in years. They
Speaker 3: mustn't play I think they didn't play that song the Oka.
Speaker 3: He grew up in Australia and that was his like Australia, even.
Speaker 2: Mysterious currently hadn't heard in years. Might mate we played
Speaker 2: every week, Laurence?
Speaker 3: Did you like that? Mystery?
Speaker 5: Guest's unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Now, you guys, you surprised me with Robbie Williams. We've
Speaker 6: surprised you with Peter Andre and now you need to
Speaker 6: find someone to please tell me CDB is next?
Speaker 3: Would you be excited by c B?
Speaker 7: What is?
Speaker 2: Or Captain Lee from below deck? Hey, guys, we must go,
Speaker 2: We must go. Thank you for joining us. It's been
Speaker 2: a fun week. Happy Mother's Day to everyone we've got
Speaker 2: and your Mother's Day lunch today. Can I strongly advise
Speaker 2: you to keep an eye on our Jason Lawrence socials because.
Speaker 3: Gar Sebastian said I could sing with him in the band.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lauren's going to be geting.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's a guy's.
Speaker 6: Going to get up with me, up with you. As
Speaker 6: soon as he said yes and he left, I said,
Speaker 6: I'm not really doing that, am I?
Speaker 5: As long as we can sing and dance on the tables,
Speaker 5: will do that.
Speaker 6: Well, we're taking the mums out for lunch, so I
Speaker 6: need to eat. I don't eating breakfast.
Speaker 2: But if we're going to have the Eldie snack cupboard,
Speaker 2: good idea.
Speaker 3: If we're going to have a wine today, we should
Speaker 3: have a snack before we leave. What's on the Eldie snackstand?
Speaker 3: You have breakfast foods?
Speaker 4: Excuse me? Yes, you're on voice rest until the guy
Speaker 4: up there some dates.
Speaker 3: No, I need to go on. I need to go
Speaker 3: and do some vocal warm up.
Speaker 2: Happy Mother's Day for the weekend. Well see my name,
Speaker 2: Bye
Speaker 10: Bye Lauren, Lauren wake up feeling good Following them on
Speaker 10: the socials,