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Speaker 1: Hands Welcome to the podcast people on this week, grand
Speaker 1: final week, the best week of the year.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 1: Throw Christmas out, New Year's, all those things, Mother's Day, sorry,
Speaker 1: Father's not quite Father's dayd what a what a fantastic week.
Speaker 1: Letting you know this week was the passing of the
Speaker 1: great Chris Christopherson, a personal favorite attrition and I so
Speaker 1: today as a tribute, our theme will be greatest cross
Speaker 1: over Artists, meaning people who go from music to film
Speaker 1: or vice versa. They cross over from not just music
Speaker 1: to film. Is that are they able?
Speaker 4: For example, Matt, could someone be like you know, I
Speaker 4: mean a sports star movie to something else, or they
Speaker 4: could be.
Speaker 1: You can't get there is a question like that.
Speaker 3: There is a good guys, Jaysonson, you.
Speaker 1: Guys, don't stand on the tags. All that is to come.
Speaker 1: Jack Cooper, Patricia, how are you guys on this ghand
Speaker 1: final week?
Speaker 2: I'm really good. I'm actually really good. Thank you.
Speaker 1: People can't see that you are wearing the most darling
Speaker 1: red top blouse.
Speaker 3: I think that's a blouse.
Speaker 1: Is it a blouse?
Speaker 2: The shirt?
Speaker 1: And you've got the red lipstick on matching.
Speaker 3: Bravo to you.
Speaker 2: Well Tomato, the two boys the red juicy strawberry.
Speaker 3: Okay, definitely not flavors. I back that up.
Speaker 2: Get in the corner, in the corner, in.
Speaker 3: The corner, take you close.
Speaker 1: Nobody puts a baby in the corner, and the two
Speaker 1: boys you blacklight Johnny Cash dress like Johnny Cash, the
Speaker 1: men in black.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we've seats again, Jack, I needed to change
Speaker 2: awesome rabbits foot.
Speaker 1: Are you planning another trip to Melbourne? Because what you're
Speaker 1: doing the end of whatever you're doing and saying it
Speaker 1: is working, well.
Speaker 4: They're playing didn't make The boys are up here in Sydney.
Speaker 4: You go down for the preparation, they're coming up. Well,
Speaker 4: when this comes out on a Friday, they come up
Speaker 4: on a Wednesday, Well, will you visit there?
Speaker 1: Will you visit camp, will you visit the hotel?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll be at the daly Ms, so I'll see
Speaker 4: those boys. Yeah, isn't that funny? The only time I've
Speaker 4: ever been to the Daims and it's in a media capacity,
Speaker 4: they never invited me.
Speaker 2: It's quite boring.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not about that, Tric's the message that they
Speaker 4: send to a young player who's on the up, who
Speaker 4: was on the up, and they didn't take you to
Speaker 4: the good enough to get Rookie of the Year, but
Speaker 4: unfortunately you crush attackle with Maco and.
Speaker 1: Tween you and Brad Parker. Honestly, where you did see
Speaker 1: that is reprehensible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sorry to Mike if he's listening.
Speaker 1: It's a fantastic night when you're collecting awards, which I
Speaker 1: know nothing.
Speaker 4: Did you ever get any award like five out of
Speaker 4: the year or anything? Did you ever get Back.
Speaker 1: In the day, I was runner up in the Rookie
Speaker 1: Rookie of the Year. Jack els Goold got Rookie of
Speaker 1: the Year and then it was called the Norwich Rising
Speaker 1: Star Star Awards.
Speaker 2: Then was it was the Rothmans at one point that
Speaker 2: was the major one was the ros Rothmans Medal.
Speaker 1: Which now is the dally M Medal because back in
Speaker 1: the day and the Rothmins went on the ars to
Speaker 1: put cartons of cigarettes on the table. People were smoking.
Speaker 2: Yeah hello because it.
Speaker 3: Was responsorble win.
Speaker 1: Sorry it was a Windfield Cup ross.
Speaker 3: But the trophy then was Winfield, the Winfield Cup.
Speaker 1: The award was the winning Blues, your winning blues. It's
Speaker 1: all going down.
Speaker 3: What's your favorite smoke?
Speaker 1: Look, I never smoked once had a hand drag on
Speaker 1: a camel camel secret Turkish plan.
Speaker 3: That's not true. He did have. Remember we caught him
Speaker 3: having a dart that time.
Speaker 4: Lived around the corner right after birthday.
Speaker 3: We lived around the corner here, listeners right.
Speaker 4: And Dad went for a night walk one time, which
Speaker 4: is odd for day and it was his birthday. It
Speaker 4: was his it was his birthday, so we just hit
Speaker 4: that where there was a lot of self reflection.
Speaker 3: He started to get very morbid.
Speaker 4: Very sad because he's always been an anti smoking person
Speaker 4: and he's come back, the big fella's come back, and
Speaker 4: it's not like you've been sitting around the campfire for
Speaker 4: the last hour with our back jack.
Speaker 3: And we said, mate, what's going on?
Speaker 4: And he went and he took a stick of gum
Speaker 4: which was sitting on the bench, and started throwing gum
Speaker 4: into his mouth. I still remember it because I it
Speaker 4: was such a weird thing to say to his son.
Speaker 4: He said, mate, I'll tell you right now, gum is
Speaker 4: so good for you. It's so good for your your jaw.
Speaker 4: And he just started trying to throw off and I
Speaker 4: was going, what are you doing? And then everybody came
Speaker 4: into the thing and everyone.
Speaker 3: Have you been smoking?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I have not.
Speaker 4: And it turns out the big fellow had gone out
Speaker 4: for a cheeky dart.
Speaker 3: Mate the first one.
Speaker 1: I tell what I told Trusha? She has, Well, you've
Speaker 1: been smoking on it?
Speaker 2: Nah?
Speaker 1: Where'd you go? Have you been smoking it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I just went for a walk. There's a bit of
Speaker 1: a bonfire around the corner, just making sure that it
Speaker 1: wasn't going to catch fire. And you were in proper
Speaker 1: to I was. I was a little rattled.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But is that what comes with that age when
Speaker 4: you hit forward? Do you want to try new things?
Speaker 3: You expe sure?
Speaker 1: I try lots of new things now. It's sorry, coops.
Speaker 1: No feedback in questions. First one Simone and Durrell, Hey
Speaker 1: John's family. Trisha my favorite Simon. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you can see this. I'm tearing this email up. She goes,
Speaker 1: I don't know a lot about Kiddler Roy for Grand Final.
Speaker 1: I'm a thirty eight year old mother of two. Will
Speaker 1: I like his music. Also, his music is fantastic, willamloo boy.
Speaker 1: He is a fan of the game. It is a
Speaker 1: perfect fit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like his music.
Speaker 4: To stay with Justin Bieber was his biggest one. That's
Speaker 4: a good song without you. I really enjoyed when that
Speaker 4: come on the scene, made it big on TikTok. Actually
Speaker 4: that's where it sort of blew up that song. But
Speaker 4: I've seen him in concert live. Actually I stung down
Speaker 4: at Yeah Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne a couple of
Speaker 4: years ago. But he was very I will say this
Speaker 4: is going to have to pick his songs right because
Speaker 4: some of the songs might not suit a Rugby league
Speaker 4: pre game. But he's got enough tracks in his set
Speaker 4: list to be able to high tenderly yeah, yeah, to
Speaker 4: really lift the crowd.
Speaker 1: Is a stadium musiciann't he.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he plays in big stage.
Speaker 1: Do you like his music?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I don't mind it, not only my style,
Speaker 4: but I can appreciate I can appreciate his work.
Speaker 3: I think that watching the AFL last week again, I'm
Speaker 3: just trying to figure out what it is.
Speaker 4: Are the viewerships that different to have it at night
Speaker 4: versus having it during the day.
Speaker 3: It can't be that much different on a long weekend
Speaker 3: Sunday exactly.
Speaker 2: I agree. I think people would have parties at home games,
Speaker 2: just just a better.
Speaker 1: Vibe, and I totally agree with that. I agree that
Speaker 1: some of the greatest Grand Finals have been day grand finals.
Speaker 1: Actually some of that's about some of the greatest have
Speaker 1: been night ones as well. But there's something I think
Speaker 1: special about a day Grand Final. Surely, surely the network
Speaker 1: can sell it to the advertiser that although the ratings
Speaker 1: aren't as high, there's probably more eyeballs on the game
Speaker 1: because it's just people watching it differently.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gathering this long weekend in New South Wales anyways,
Speaker 3: like it's it should be, you know, they should they
Speaker 3: should be out and about. Regardless, I would say people.
Speaker 4: Are more inclined to be out on the piss that
Speaker 4: night than to be actually watching Jack.
Speaker 3: I totally agree.
Speaker 1: And a lot of kids go, like a lot of
Speaker 1: young kids, they say, watch the game the next day.
Speaker 3: Because it's too late. It's too late, so.
Speaker 1: You think, so you think you the more people watch.
Speaker 3: When I watched it, when's the best time I would
Speaker 3: for the Grand Final?
Speaker 4: If Peter let's say Peter PVL was listening right now,
Speaker 4: Peter Landy's I'd say five pm.
Speaker 1: Now they've done that before.
Speaker 3: As a player, as a.
Speaker 4: Player and as a fan, I love the three o'clock timeslot.
Speaker 4: The three o'clock timeslot for me, especially in that time
Speaker 4: of the year where it's just starting to we're out
Speaker 4: of winter, we're in spring, we're out of winter, and
Speaker 4: the sun's a bit out, a bit longer.
Speaker 1: It's just the perfect time, know what.
Speaker 2: It's daylight saving changed this weekend as well.
Speaker 1: Well. They've done a few twilight Grand finals. They sort
Speaker 1: of went they went halfway between and it was okay.
Speaker 1: But three o'clock, cold, hard lighted day.
Speaker 2: It's about the game and not well, I.
Speaker 1: Too, what trash. It makes for a better game. You
Speaker 1: can move, you move the football around, day football easier.
Speaker 4: I used to like lat night games, but majority of
Speaker 4: the players don't like. They don't like the long day.
Speaker 4: It's a very long day. So some people, especially with
Speaker 4: nerves too, like Dave Clem. I played with Clem Clem.
Speaker 4: Even if we played like an eight o'clock game. Clem
Speaker 4: would barely eat during the day, Clem like because it
Speaker 4: was all yeah, it was all.
Speaker 3: It was all clemmed up. Because the nerves of the performance,
Speaker 3: you know, especially playing in the position he plays and
Speaker 3: where you know you're going to be wearing a few
Speaker 3: hits every game, like the adrenaline going through him throughout
Speaker 3: the entire day. He would love an early.
Speaker 4: Game because boom, you don't have to worry about your
Speaker 4: prepper preppers much, especially if you're not eating heaps and
Speaker 4: you get straight in and out of it.
Speaker 2: So did you do?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: He gets all clemmed up.
Speaker 3: John's is over there. He's all clemmed up.
Speaker 1: For people like there is going into really big games.
Speaker 1: When it's an eight o'clock game, you really have to
Speaker 1: plan how you spend your day. You can be because
Speaker 1: you can be chewed up by the nerves. Darlene in
Speaker 1: Spears point up to Lake ma Quarie there the West Lakes.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether you're aware, but there's a worldwide
Speaker 1: trend taking place on planes called raw dogging. Have you
Speaker 1: or anyone you know how to crack at raw dogging.
Speaker 1: It's been around for a while, so raw dogging is
Speaker 1: on a long flight, no entertainment, no food, no water,
Speaker 1: no reclining, no talking.
Speaker 3: How to crack Marfa.
Speaker 4: Marfa had a crack, one of my good mates. He's
Speaker 4: mentioned about a thousand times on this podcast.
Speaker 3: Jaden. He went to Bali recently. It's not a long flight, though,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 2: Six hours?
Speaker 4: Six eraw dog six hours, no sleeping. His girlfriend Caitlin
Speaker 4: watched him and he stared through the back of the
Speaker 4: chair for six hours. The water water thing is, that's
Speaker 4: not essential. You can have water. Some people like to
Speaker 4: do it without water. Some people do it without food.
Speaker 4: Some people, if they go extreme, do it without a
Speaker 4: toilet break bigger, they go freaky.
Speaker 1: You know, someone came out, some bloke and went raw
Speaker 1: dogging is just a perfect example of more toxic masculinity,
Speaker 1: and you're going, I don't think raw dogging has got
Speaker 1: anything to do with the masculinitian.
Speaker 4: I think he's talking about a different raw dogging, right,
Speaker 4: gotcha alone.
Speaker 1: Another person come out and said expert said could have
Speaker 1: deadly consequences. Come on me dead again.
Speaker 4: I think that's the same rule dogging got a big
Speaker 4: week Cobber re signings. Actually, Chris Randall, my roommate, Randy
Speaker 4: just resigned till twenty twenty seven with the Titans. He's
Speaker 4: been going really good there, Randy and Croaks. Maddy Croker's
Speaker 4: resigned for twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Five with the Knights.
Speaker 4: With the Knights and Big Daniel's side feed. He is
Speaker 4: officially three years at the Dolphins. So it's like to Daniel,
Speaker 4: he'll be good up there, be good for him, a
Speaker 4: bit of experience.
Speaker 3: He's a good man, Daniel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good world. Done to Daniel. He'll fit
Speaker 1: in perfectly good well on the top.
Speaker 3: There's I tell him, I'll bring it up at some stage.
Speaker 4: There's you know when like it, did you ever have
Speaker 4: photos cop of when you play that you look at
Speaker 4: and you go.
Speaker 3: Oh, what does that mean? You always use that photo? Yeah, Daniels.
Speaker 4: Daniels had a photo hanging around since about twenty sixteen
Speaker 4: when he debuted and he was waying a bit, waying
Speaker 4: a phebit and how mate. It's credit to him playing
Speaker 4: NRL at that size. But it's like one of the
Speaker 4: worst shots you've ever seen, right on the mid section,
Speaker 4: right on the side angle It just shows his little gut.
Speaker 4: And there's this page. I think it's zero tackle whatever
Speaker 4: that out is. They use it on everything, and he
Speaker 4: has been trying to remove it for years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a I had a bloke I used
Speaker 1: to work with on Tinder. He used to put a
Speaker 1: tinder fato out of himself and it was literally twenty
Speaker 1: five years earlier. There would have been some rude shocks
Speaker 1: when going up in the dates.
Speaker 2: That's commonplace.
Speaker 3: Your brother's like that, true, Damy.
Speaker 2: What are you looking at? My brother's He.
Speaker 4: Shows us every time we have a family function, Johnny
Speaker 4: Johnny Magno, he's showing us his tinder picks.
Speaker 3: And well, let's just put it this way. He sets
Speaker 3: his age to a different to a different he does
Speaker 3: look like it's like he does.
Speaker 2: Look got me seventy soon?
Speaker 4: Johnny's seven nearly seventy. I would I would easily mistake
Speaker 4: him for same age as Uk.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's very well preserved.
Speaker 3: He's well preserved.
Speaker 4: Not in the head, but he's a gold He's a
Speaker 4: Gold Coast Italian surfer and he just all he does
Speaker 4: is just live his life and it's working for him.
Speaker 1: And talk this one seb and Roma up there, which
Speaker 1: is the hometown of the late great Arthur boots And and
Speaker 1: darn Lockyer as opposed to Rome Trish uh Seb says
Speaker 1: as a Bronco, I'm really excited about Michael Maguire's appointment.
Speaker 1: What do we need to know about from Madge, Well, Seb.
Speaker 1: He's a disciplinearian on himself, he's a discipliner on his players.
Speaker 1: He's thorough, there's nothing to chance. And he's a sleepwalker
Speaker 1: as well, which Trie will be testimony to remember the
Speaker 1: time years ago he come and stay at the house
Speaker 1: and you kept going. Mate, he's up again and Madge
Speaker 1: is literally sleepwalking through the house going, uh is the
Speaker 1: cab here? Yet? Is a cabyre? We're going to We're
Speaker 1: going into the town. Don't know.
Speaker 3: We had to put it sure sleepwalking, I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: I was having a really good think about it today.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about some of the clubs he's been at.
Speaker 4: There's a few crossroads up there for Madge. I was
Speaker 4: just thinking Reno. Obviously they won the twenty four final.
Speaker 4: You've got ben te O who we have that legendary story.
Speaker 4: There's a legendary story at South where everyone talks about
Speaker 4: the Army camp the year they went in to go
Speaker 4: on and win the camp, the Army camp where he
Speaker 4: pretty much sprayed.
Speaker 3: Madge left and then what's that got to do with him? Well,
Speaker 3: he's an assistant.
Speaker 4: He's been to your assistant of Will. He was hired
Speaker 4: by Kevya and he let him. He probably let him go,
Speaker 4: wouldn't he. I don't know how do you pick your
Speaker 4: own assistant.
Speaker 1: I think, like you said a lot of times, they're
Speaker 1: just too strong Will blokes. I think they'll make a
Speaker 1: good coach.
Speaker 4: But also we're Billy on for the magic around. Billy
Speaker 4: would have been the Tigers Undermage, wouldn't you did, Billy
Speaker 4: because Billy Billy Walters boy, Yeah yeah, Billa, Yeah we
Speaker 4: know mate.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that the people don't now.
Speaker 3: About Billy Slater.
Speaker 1: He was podcast awareness boys this one Rick and south
Speaker 1: Yarra coops. Mad He's not sure if you're aware, but
Speaker 1: s he and Melbourne's Tim Watson and Gary Lyon called
Speaker 1: you a neander Thole when you gave your opinion about
Speaker 1: AFL taken over look, this is this is funny. I
Speaker 1: didn't I didn't know they actually invited I went on
Speaker 1: the show on the Thursday, and they started a little
Speaker 1: bit cagey and they spoke about this, and my reply
Speaker 1: on was boys, I think you've won. My argument that
Speaker 1: is that has has not been a news story at
Speaker 1: all up here I knew nothing about. Apparently called me
Speaker 1: in Neanderthal. Then later on put out another story apologizing,
Speaker 1: say went too far. I didn't know about any of it.
Speaker 1: I take neanderthal when it comes to melbourneites as a compliment.
Speaker 4: Well, that's not because that's like that. That means you're
Speaker 4: basically like a caveman. That's what they say that the.
Speaker 3: Benefits to caveman masculine, strong.
Speaker 1: Lent, fire started, fire, invented the wheel.
Speaker 3: It's like when people call people a dog. I go,
Speaker 3: you know what, there is a compliment in there. Some
Speaker 3: where dogs are loyal, love, brown, lovable. That's right. Uh.
Speaker 1: Bethany in Mount Isa Jack, I'm not a Keen Rugby
Speaker 1: League follower, but I saw a photo of you last week.
Speaker 1: She went, I'm a forty one year old, recent divorcee
Speaker 1: with three kids. Are you interested? Well, I say what,
Speaker 1: Bethany Jack might not be, but I am keen as Mustard.
Speaker 3: Best Coopers. That's probably one of my type. Okay, up
Speaker 3: for it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah done, Send me a picture of yourself.
Speaker 1: Three kids, fantastic theme people. Trish who is Australia's crossover star?
Speaker 1: The best crossover star Australia has ever had.
Speaker 2: I think it was a living Newton John.
Speaker 1: How do I argue?
Speaker 2: Yeah, singer to actress, think of a singer, well, but
Speaker 2: with special mention to Hugh Jackman, like the Triple Threat.
Speaker 4: Well, can I just say that old jumping right here?
Speaker 4: I had Jacko Jacko Tobacco Hugh Jackman.
Speaker 2: Well, right next to that, I wrote how Cooper idolized
Speaker 2: him as a kid. Remember when you were obsessed with him?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I used to love Hugh jack still do it?
Speaker 2: Hosted? Was it the Oscars or the Golden Globes?
Speaker 1: Oscars?
Speaker 2: And Cooper was obsessed with you. He's so talented.
Speaker 1: That was an amazing performance.
Speaker 2: Why did they get him back?
Speaker 4: Actually, well, I think yeah, I'm not sure why. We'll
Speaker 4: have to ask Gussie Borland. But I do think Hugh
Speaker 4: Jackman is extremely talented, not just actor. He's done some
Speaker 4: great but even in like the Greatest Showman, some of
Speaker 4: the singing and the greatest Showman.
Speaker 3: He's also I often sit there.
Speaker 4: On YouTube, there's they've got clips of them doing the
Speaker 4: table reads and singing sort of like off this is
Speaker 4: it's off camera, but these like they're doing the reads
Speaker 4: and they're singing the songs just around a table with
Speaker 4: all the other actors.
Speaker 3: Hugh Jackman, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: Without a little bit of like you know, voice editing
Speaker 4: and making it sound just the raw voice excellent as well.
Speaker 1: He was the boy from OZ two for a lot
Speaker 1: of years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not when we went and watched it though, it
Speaker 2: was Tod ck anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Chrissy Amphlet was the mother who was in
Speaker 1: the Wizard of What was her name, We'll think of
Speaker 1: it in a second.
Speaker 3: Jack. I went to Russell Crow. Yeah, Russell Rock. He
Speaker 3: did Les Miserables and he's obviously a well renowned actor.
Speaker 1: Oscar Win up one of the greatest.
Speaker 4: And also I think he does like he actually does,
Speaker 4: like I've seen plenty. He does lots of performances like
Speaker 4: him an acoustic guitar.
Speaker 1: I think Ordinary used to be fifty odd foot of
Speaker 1: grunt and then to become the ordinary fear of God.
Speaker 1: And before that, when he first came from New Zealand,
Speaker 1: he arrived first and foremost as a singer and then
Speaker 1: as a pop musician, and his name was Russ LaRock
Speaker 1: and his one song you released was I want to
Speaker 1: I want to be like Marlon Branda, and he was.
Speaker 1: He's the person who was most compared to Marlon Branda.
Speaker 3: Is that right? A little shout out to a lot
Speaker 3: of the rugby league exprobility players now starting to cover
Speaker 3: sport sport on news channels. So you've got you know,
Speaker 3: you had your shame Web, I think you've just finished.
Speaker 3: You got your Wally Lewises. Willie Mason's now started, so
Speaker 3: they're starting to cover all bases now.
Speaker 1: And a player who played for pen and Paramatta the
Speaker 1: sport on the BBC called Toulson Tulletts.
Speaker 4: And just I briefly had a stint as well in
Speaker 4: Sunrise Sunset.
Speaker 3: Actually I asked the Sea Show. Yeah, they said what happened.
Speaker 3: There was a couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: I couldn't do it there for a while just because
Speaker 4: of worked and allow me to because I was doing
Speaker 4: other stuff.
Speaker 3: And then I just never really have them, not really.
Speaker 3: They just kind of get miscellaneous people to do it.
Speaker 3: It's also there's like a big news story. They would
Speaker 3: have liked your opinion of and you might have not have.
Speaker 1: That's what it was.
Speaker 3: It was there was one thing I didn't want to
Speaker 3: come in on.
Speaker 2: They got the ships.
Speaker 4: No, I don't think they got the ships.
Speaker 3: I think they got someone else to do it. And
Speaker 3: then I think that person probably flourished.
Speaker 1: Right, I've gone. There's a couple of to do. Angry Anderson.
Speaker 1: Of course he was in mad Max.
Speaker 3: Three would have been Australia.
Speaker 1: Sure, Tom Burlinson Trush, remember he was in the Snow
Speaker 1: River who then crossed he He's I think that classed
Speaker 1: as the number one Frank Sinatra performer in the world,
Speaker 1: goes around the world. The one I've gone is John English.
Speaker 1: Loved John English. What was that show he was in
Speaker 1: Against the Wind? He was that age together now and
Speaker 1: of course great singer.
Speaker 2: I used to love him.
Speaker 1: Mate passed away treasuredly. He was our Bob Suga and
Speaker 1: for about twenty years he was Paramounta's number one fan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, huge paramount, such a good voice, beautiful and.
Speaker 1: Beautiful man by all accounts. Good news, bad news for
Speaker 1: the week, my bad news. As I said before the
Speaker 1: passing of Chris Christofferson, God to love me. Great singer,
Speaker 1: great songwriter. He wrote Me and Bobby McGee Sunday Morning
Speaker 1: coming Down. His first ever roll trish interesting movie Roll
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy six, The Star Is Born. That was his
Speaker 1: first role, and there was a bit of consternation. Barbara
Speaker 1: streisand wanted Elvis to play that role, and they went
Speaker 1: for Chris Christofferson.
Speaker 3: She did, I might ask, tru she because I know
Speaker 3: what your answer is going to be, But true, Chris
Speaker 3: Christofferson or Bradley Cooper.
Speaker 2: Bradley Cooper.
Speaker 3: No, why do you know.
Speaker 2: I'm not watched the first I've seen little snippets of it,
Speaker 2: but I just couldn't.
Speaker 4: Chris Christofinson looks to me like the who's the actor
Speaker 4: Cob that played the the main actor in Planet of
Speaker 4: the Apes, the original Charlton Heston. He reminds it was
Speaker 4: the Gladiator as well, Chelten Heston.
Speaker 1: No, No, that that was I'll think of it, not
Speaker 1: lou Reed anyway. I'll think of it all. And I said, God,
Speaker 1: so many things around. Richard Harris was in it.
Speaker 3: He was Marquee.
Speaker 1: And the other one was one of the biggest hell
Speaker 1: raisers of all time, who was the Gladiator Boss? He
Speaker 1: died halfway through the film. I think of his name
Speaker 1: died halfway through the film and had the just the
Speaker 1: shoots going forward. Yeah, something rude anyway, Sorry, continue Trish.
Speaker 2: News is I've discovered a great little series on Netflix
Speaker 2: called Nobody Wants with Kristen Bell and had Brodie. It's
Speaker 2: very very good. I can highly recommend it.
Speaker 3: So she's.
Speaker 2: She nessessed to do a sex podcast and she's fallen
Speaker 2: for a rabbi.
Speaker 3: That's the big thing at the moment. That's a weird
Speaker 3: sex podcast is going well at the moment. Apparently, well
Speaker 3: everyone has sex, well not everyone does.
Speaker 2: Everybody likes to talk about.
Speaker 1: Low blow, not low enough.
Speaker 2: It's really good. That's my good I've got some bad
Speaker 2: have you guys been good?
Speaker 4: Because my good news I had was the re signings
Speaker 4: and Jack brought it up in the I was.
Speaker 3: Actually about going to the soaking thing till I remember.
Speaker 3: I think we did that.
Speaker 2: We covered that last week.
Speaker 1: Just letting other good news. Oliver read Oh world one,
Speaker 1: thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Because everyone was on the edge of their driver said
Speaker 3: I want to see wild men.
Speaker 1: He was the craziest. Lot used to go and TV
Speaker 1: maggot drunk and passing out things like that.
Speaker 2: Wow, yeah, okay, sorry, okay, bad news. A mystery Australian
Speaker 2: lotto winner has unknowingly forfeited their one million dollar lotter
Speaker 2: price after failing to collect their juck pot within the year.
Speaker 2: The winning ticket was bought and a BP petrol station
Speaker 2: in North Adelaide in Morson's Lake last year September twenty seventh.
Speaker 2: So it's the time has passed and they can't claim
Speaker 2: it anymore. That's they never claimed it. And I was
Speaker 2: thinking about it, like, why wouldn't they have claimed it.
Speaker 2: I think they're dead.
Speaker 4: Either they're dead or they just they bought it and
Speaker 4: they just completely forgot about lost it.
Speaker 2: I think unrest a lot of people off the Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I think like if someone has a car accident,
Speaker 2: they're gone.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: No one's going to go through their lottery tickets. That's
Speaker 2: going to be the last thing they're thinking of.
Speaker 3: Would you register?
Speaker 1: Do you?
Speaker 3: When you do those lottery tickets?
Speaker 4: You can you know them online, I've seen those ones,
Speaker 4: But when you actually go in there, do you have
Speaker 4: to register your name or anything like that?
Speaker 2: All right, only if you're a registered player. And I
Speaker 2: think maybe you have a card or something.
Speaker 3: Oh right, okay.
Speaker 1: When people win random Win, Big Bunny, the lotteries, I
Speaker 1: think they will dangle in incentive for their name to
Speaker 1: be released, so they do publicity. But most people I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't tell anyone. I wouldn't tell anyone. You guys know.
Speaker 1: All around the risk for kidnapping, blackmail and things like that,
Speaker 1: but not that.
Speaker 2: It's just I don't know if we spoke about it
Speaker 2: on here that but you were telling me about a fellow.
Speaker 2: Whenever people come into money, it seems to create problems
Speaker 2: just because people other people can't help themselves. They feel
Speaker 2: their owed. I know, you came back from having chatted
Speaker 2: to someone that you bumped in regularly and you don't
Speaker 2: know how you're going, And it wasn't going well because
Speaker 2: they'd sold a business and oh yes, given family members, yes,
Speaker 2: a large amount.
Speaker 1: Of gave them a couple of million.
Speaker 2: And someone came back and said, well do you really
Speaker 2: think that's enough? Well, like people get greedy.
Speaker 1: You're not wrong.
Speaker 2: You know, its their money to avert.
Speaker 4: Its one person. You wouldn't like it because you think
Speaker 4: they would deserve more money. There's one person this family
Speaker 4: here that we certainly wouldn't share theF you want the
Speaker 4: lot to because he's got enough.
Speaker 1: About Frank like that. Frank's a generous man. But you know,
Speaker 1: if you're in two hundred million, you don't get it
Speaker 1: one big guy. They drip food over like ten years
Speaker 1: or five years, ten.
Speaker 2: Years or if you don't have ten years, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Even life insurances pay you out if you've got something terminal.
Speaker 3: Give you guys some cash.
Speaker 1: Goes this one theme again. Best crossover star in the
Speaker 1: world right now. I think that a lot of us
Speaker 1: going to have the same one here, Trish.
Speaker 2: I had Lady Gaga, of course.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Lady, there's not a there's not a like there's
Speaker 4: a few, but there's not a heap on her level,
Speaker 4: is there, Lady gigar Jack black Good one, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Not that level, not that level. Like he's got a
Speaker 2: certain niche. But do you know what I also found
Speaker 2: when I was thinking about this, I feel that most
Speaker 2: of them are women. Yeah, the largest proportion them going
Speaker 2: are women.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: John Travolta, Oh no, he didn't didn't sing. He didn't sing.
Speaker 3: Like he didn't sing, But I'm talking, I'm talking dance
Speaker 3: and acting.
Speaker 1: He can dance and I got chills.
Speaker 3: Who sung that?
Speaker 2: They're multiplying?
Speaker 1: It's true. I didn't sing it well and he sung
Speaker 1: it with our Olivia fantastic sing it will?
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? It?
Speaker 1: Stranded at the drive in multi faceted?
Speaker 3: He dressed up as the mother in Hairspray. What a
Speaker 3: fantastic role.
Speaker 1: Okay, Battlefield Earth the worst film boar.
Speaker 2: So good?
Speaker 1: Okay. He's a question. True, if Hairspray came out now
Speaker 1: and he dressed in that role, would there be backlash?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Because these days, you know, look at that typical man
Speaker 1: playing a woman. Dustin often came out and said they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to do TOTSI now.
Speaker 3: Robin Williams, Adam Sandlan's don't it They've all done it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, there was backlash when What's the Science The
Speaker 4: Science Go won the Nobel Prize in a wheelchair? Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: Hawker Stephen uses Stephen Hawkings. So when they did that
Speaker 4: movie on him, there was blow up saying, well, why
Speaker 4: didn't they get somebody in a wheelchair to play him
Speaker 4: the whole movie?
Speaker 3: And they came out and.
Speaker 4: Said, because the first half of his life he wasn't
Speaker 4: in a wheelchair, so it'd be so hard to get
Speaker 4: someone in a wheelchair to play him standing and walking.
Speaker 3: Around and going.
Speaker 2: People are idiots.
Speaker 3: It's not real.
Speaker 1: It's acting. What I just called acting? It is the
Speaker 1: other one. Daniel d Lewis come out and said that
Speaker 1: movie in my left foot He said, I know that
Speaker 1: I would not be able to do that. Now, what's
Speaker 1: that about?
Speaker 3: Is left foot? Foot called?
Speaker 1: We're going to take a break where our quiz coming
Speaker 1: up shortly. Welcome back to the show. Some of the
Speaker 1: stuff in any personal stories, I've got one for you, Tush,
Speaker 1: what is it now? Just wondering because the delim awards
Speaker 1: a lot of times the wags and influences at different
Speaker 1: different points. They will go and they will be given
Speaker 1: dresses or handbags, or they will rent and be borrowed those.
Speaker 3: Does that work?
Speaker 1: Do you watch awards and go, oh, she's wearing that.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to get one of those questioned.
Speaker 2: To a degree, I suppose if you're looking for something,
Speaker 2: you've got something coming up. I love that dress and now,
Speaker 2: as I've told you before, photo of it. You google
Speaker 2: Google photos and it'll tell you where that dress is
Speaker 2: available all the brand. You don't even need to go
Speaker 2: and ask people these days. Yeah, right, so it does
Speaker 2: work obviously absolutely.
Speaker 1: Have you ever have you ever seen awards, cermon or
Speaker 1: anything something on TV and went and bought it. There
Speaker 1: we go, leveled argument.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's gott to suit you.
Speaker 4: It's you think about getting models into. I guess if
Speaker 4: you get models in, you have to pay photographer. You
Speaker 4: have to pay the models to wear your clothes. I
Speaker 4: guess if you rented to someone for free, you got
Speaker 4: a professional photographer taking it, you get real photos and
Speaker 4: you get someone wearing.
Speaker 2: It for yoursure.
Speaker 3: Well, but also you can use it on your site
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. I guess the phones.
Speaker 4: No, it actually is spot like someone going on I
Speaker 4: got a funny yarn actually for yeah, okay, I was
Speaker 4: down in Melbourne, right obviously we touched on that last
Speaker 4: body last week. I had to do Katie Perry interview
Speaker 4: which was fantastic. Everyone hit it out of the park.
Speaker 4: And then I also was down there watching Harry Green
Speaker 4: as a hundred game. Now for listeners, when you have
Speaker 4: a milestone game, most clubs will get videos from maybe
Speaker 4: some of your best mates, your family, some of your
Speaker 4: ex teammates you spend a lot of time with and
Speaker 4: throw it onto the screen sort of the day before
Speaker 4: the game, real emotional, make congratulations a hundred games, and
Speaker 4: I'll bring someone into your jersey presentation. So I like
Speaker 4: sourced Harry's one hundred game video like with his partner
Speaker 4: and got sort of family members and other teammates to
Speaker 4: give a video. They cut together this really nice video.
Speaker 4: But when I spoke to Nico Heights, because Nico was
Speaker 4: he's a hundred game as well on the weekend, and
Speaker 4: Nico goes.
Speaker 3: Oh, they're not doing one.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're doing one for me, like a
Speaker 4: video that someone's coming in to present the jersey. But
Speaker 4: they're not doing like a they don't really do messaging.
Speaker 2: They Storm do it well.
Speaker 4: Storm do it well, but like they sort of just
Speaker 4: put the highlights up from your career so far and
Speaker 4: make an emotional video that way. And I said, oh right,
Speaker 4: I said to Nick, I said, oh, give us your
Speaker 4: give us your general like the general manager's number for
Speaker 4: the club for the Sharks, and I'll just send him
Speaker 4: a video out of no context, doesn't have my number,
Speaker 4: and just say and he goes, all right, oh sweet,
Speaker 4: send me the number, send me the number, and then
Speaker 4: me and me and Harry Grant wish he was filming
Speaker 4: it for us. So me and Harry sat on the
Speaker 4: stairs sort of side by side and did this big
Speaker 4: emotional one hundred game video for Nico. And then we
Speaker 4: just sent it to the general manager for my number
Speaker 4: and just said, here's that video you asked for, mate,
Speaker 4: and he just goes, sweet mate, thank you, And then
Speaker 4: we were like, what is is he going to play it?
Speaker 4: What is the hell does this man? Anyway, Niko rang
Speaker 4: us the next day and he goes, bro, they.
Speaker 2: Put it up on They put it up on the
Speaker 2: big screen the game.
Speaker 4: No no, no, like at the when they present the
Speaker 4: jersey at the Captains run the day before. He just
Speaker 4: pulled it up and Niko said, he's looking at the
Speaker 4: general manager. And the general manager's sitting there nodding along, smiling,
Speaker 4: and nick I went out to him afterwards and he goes,
Speaker 4: he goes, you realize that was the stitch up right,
Speaker 4: And he goes he goes, what do you mean? And
Speaker 4: he goes, mate, I just told like Cooper just said,
Speaker 4: we're going to just I'll just send it to your
Speaker 4: general manager and we'll just see what happens. And he goes, oh, mate, sorry,
Speaker 4: I had a couple like glasses of red the night
Speaker 4: before and I'm sitting there and I get this text
Speaker 4: message too, and I was like, oh, mate, how good
Speaker 4: is this video for him? He goes, yeah, and he
Speaker 4: goes and he goes, whose numb the generators?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: Whose number was it? By the way?
Speaker 5: Who?
Speaker 3: He was like, man, it was Cooper, Like it was
Speaker 3: so bizarre.
Speaker 2: Oh thank god you did, because otherwise he didn't have
Speaker 2: had nothing.
Speaker 3: I know, I know so And obviously, yeah, the video.
Speaker 1: Over to the house. Oftentimes we have people around the house.
Speaker 1: I think news came over and stay for a few days,
Speaker 1: have the taste of the good life.
Speaker 3: We'll get him over here.
Speaker 4: At some stage he's I think they've they've enjoyed their
Speaker 4: week so far. And then he's going, he's got a
Speaker 4: couple of weddings.
Speaker 3: Actually this weekend he's got to get off to. So
Speaker 3: maybe next week we'll get him back in.
Speaker 4: Has he got a partner at the moment, he does, Yes,
Speaker 4: he does.
Speaker 1: Okay, head on one lined up for she's older sister.
Speaker 1: A thought she's like older man. She dated John the
Speaker 1: Baptist there for all, Tricia, it's time for your quiz.
Speaker 2: Okay, I hang on, what about my personal story?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Sorry, but sorry, we got wrapped up in that beautiful story.
Speaker 1: Finish on.
Speaker 2: I was listening to a very good historical podcast the
Speaker 2: other day about Cleopatra Well during the birth of her
Speaker 2: first son, Caesarian, because it was Caesar's son, illegitimate child.
Speaker 2: Now she was sipping poppy tears make of that wardry
Speaker 2: will and inhaling cannabis during labor.
Speaker 1: Oh that's disgrace.
Speaker 2: What do you reckon the sipping poppy tears were? Do
Speaker 2: you think that's heroin?
Speaker 1: Yeahs heroin, Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 5: Puppy Yeah, poppy tears because a poppy, but white poppy
Speaker 5: tears because the shape of the poppy seed is tear.
Speaker 2: The poppy seeds a little round one. You get them
Speaker 2: on your.
Speaker 1: A different type of poppy, a poppy seed. As far
Speaker 1: as the heroin they get from is like the shape
Speaker 1: it comes on the flower and his shape as tear.
Speaker 4: I got one of my first ever army camps in
Speaker 4: South Sydney. We had a it was an Army instructor
Speaker 4: and he'd done a few tours in Afghanistan, and he
Speaker 4: told us about the pop about the poppies, because originally
Speaker 4: the pop was from Yeah, whatever poppy it is, I
Speaker 4: can't remember exactly which one that you extract heroin from.
Speaker 3: Originally it's from like the mountains in China, yes it is.
Speaker 2: And then something growing the wrong botty.
Speaker 4: Well, essentially it grows in harsh, hot days and cold nights.
Speaker 4: So there's only certain environments that the puppy can grow.
Speaker 4: And then they took it to Afghanistan. Now, whether it
Speaker 4: was for whatever reason how it got there, but it
Speaker 4: was well known. Like the when they tour, they sometimes
Speaker 4: come across these fields and they reckon the poppy because
Speaker 4: it was so much more extreme in the afghan in
Speaker 4: conditions that the poppy was like ten times more potent.
Speaker 3: So that's where all the farms are for heroin.
Speaker 1: And there's a there's a contrasting school of thought when
Speaker 1: it comes to Afghanistan. But right Jack, when the scored
Speaker 1: and started in China, when it got moved to Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: it is the perfect conditions, long hot days, freezing cold nights,
Speaker 1: that's the perfect the China poppy. They say it's got
Speaker 1: a score. I'm trying to think the right term. But
Speaker 1: a score out of one hundred is like about thirty
Speaker 1: something out of one hundred. Well, the potency of the
Speaker 1: Afghan poppy is eighty four out of one hundred. It
Speaker 1: becomes when at different points, when the Americans have gone
Speaker 1: there and fought, but more to the point, when the
Speaker 1: Soviets fought the Musja Hadeen, the poppy. Heroin became one
Speaker 1: of the one of the key weapons that the Afghans
Speaker 1: would use against against the soldiers. They would be selling
Speaker 1: heroin in the market places and the bazaars, and they
Speaker 1: say that the Soviet soldiers when they come back from
Speaker 1: Afghanistan in that war, they said two thirds of them
Speaker 1: were addicted to heroin.
Speaker 4: Ye, well, that's what you were saying, mate. Sometimes you
Speaker 4: come across these farms, these fields that are managed by
Speaker 4: like no one.
Speaker 3: People just come and go. He says, it's overwhelming when
Speaker 3: you know what they are and you come across these fields.
Speaker 1: Your holy be thinking on at the moment, sorry, coops,
Speaker 1: is when the Taliban have come back in the power,
Speaker 1: they destroyed the poppy fields. Now a lot of those
Speaker 1: farmers up there they rely on the poppy. Now the
Speaker 1: poppy can be used a poppy suit to produce medicine,
Speaker 1: but also you know, anethesia and things like that. It's
Speaker 1: not necessarily just for heroin. It's for painkilling drugs and whatnot.
Speaker 1: And these soldiers, I'm sorry, these farmers use it. They're
Speaker 1: only source of income. But the Taliban is just wiping
Speaker 1: it out purely because of the thought they can be
Speaker 1: made into a legal drug.
Speaker 4: Well, great message for the kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes you think, ed, Yeah, well.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure they have to be well educated on
Speaker 4: it before they go out there, before they go like
Speaker 4: into the they go and do their tours, they're well
Speaker 4: educated on it, just to know, like when you come
Speaker 4: across it what it is.
Speaker 3: And stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it makes you think, don't it Sure that's
Speaker 1: cavit M tool beware.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, let's take a real quick break. We'll come back
Speaker 1: with what was Cooper's quiz? Now is Patricia's quiz. Welcome back,
Speaker 1: It's time for Patricia's quiz. Take it away, babe.
Speaker 2: Okay. Based on the fact that we're talking about crossover stars,
Speaker 2: this is a who am I?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: So essentially it's first in. You only get one shot
Speaker 2: at it, though, so your choice wisely question.
Speaker 3: When you say first in do we buzz? And then
Speaker 3: you just want to say, okay.
Speaker 2: Just say the name first person with their name. This
Speaker 2: person first became known in the eighties in a boy band.
Speaker 2: Then was Robbie Williams lead singer. No lead singer of
Speaker 2: another boy band in the nineties featuring his brother Donnie
Speaker 2: he was. This person was known as a Calvin find Jack.
Speaker 2: John's got it a modeling underwear for camera.
Speaker 3: He's got he's still reading people at home.
Speaker 2: I want more information?
Speaker 1: Has anyone ever written at Warburger's.
Speaker 3: I was that close to going the other night for dinner,
Speaker 3: and then there was no one in there, the one
Speaker 3: and manly it was. There was not a real estate.
Speaker 4: They mute cost went past the one in Circular Kid
Speaker 4: the other day too, and not many people in there.
Speaker 1: Mates. But you would say this is a surplus of
Speaker 1: Burger joints these days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my, there are there's a lot of good ones
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 2: Jack on one, okay, checkson one. I was born in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty six. I'm a singer songwriter. My first album
Speaker 2: was titled Fame The Fame, which was released in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight. I modeled myself on David Bowie and
Speaker 2: Freddie Day. Yes, oh well, lady taking their stage name
Speaker 2: from one of the queens or one of Queen's songs.
Speaker 2: Well done.
Speaker 1: John's Radio GGA, is it Radio go?
Speaker 3: So wish you got a name from? Yeah, Oh, that's
Speaker 3: pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Jackson one, Matt's on one, and interestingly enough, Who's on zero,
Speaker 2: which is probably why he likes to be the quiz muster,
Speaker 2: because he's not very good at getting the quiz answered.
Speaker 1: Dumb as dogshit?
Speaker 3: Is that funny?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, let's go. I built a triple threat career
Speaker 2: as an actress, dancer, and musician. Started out in films
Speaker 2: in the late eighties Yes Wow, quickly becoming the highest
Speaker 2: paid Latina actress.
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican established this week, Jason jealous, mate, it's just
Speaker 1: because you're on zero. You're big fed zero.
Speaker 2: Eldjohn's on two, Jackson one, Come on, younger, Spring Chicken Okay.
Speaker 2: I was born in nineteen fifty eight in Michigan. At
Speaker 2: the age of five, I lost my mother to breast cancer.
Speaker 2: I started out as a dance in New York and
Speaker 2: moved into music in the eighties. With an upbeat dance
Speaker 2: club style. I collaborated famously with John Paul Gautier in
Speaker 2: my video clips. My films include Desperately Seeking Susan Madonna.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, had no idea, no clue. Well, she's pretty
Speaker 4: one pretty one sided.
Speaker 1: She's not sixty six, she's played born in fifty eight.
Speaker 1: She's a boiler.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she had a bit of word. Yes, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: this one. Come on focus boys. I'm an American rapper
Speaker 2: born in La My first rap group in the eighties
Speaker 2: was called C I A. Then No, you're so close,
Speaker 2: MATEJ No, all the clues of yours.
Speaker 3: Jack, I could take my sweet time finished.
Speaker 2: The first rap group was called C I A. Then
Speaker 2: I was in N Do You A. During the nineties,
Speaker 2: I was in films such as Boys in the Hood,
Speaker 2: twenty one, Jump Street, twenty two, Jump Street.
Speaker 3: I'll Let You Finish, I know what it is, Let
Speaker 3: you Finish, and.
Speaker 2: I was the executive producer of the two tenty and
Speaker 2: fifteen bio pick straight out of Comptent.
Speaker 3: Cooper John's I Will take over here. This is ice Q.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was that. You should have been very careful
Speaker 2: because it wasn't Coober Johnson. You were supposed to come
Speaker 2: straight him with the answer exactly right.
Speaker 3: I think we've duck him. Point.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can give you that.
Speaker 3: I don't care. Okay, there's not money involved. I don't
Speaker 3: really care about you.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't Someone's get a little shirty just so.
Speaker 2: Matthew, you're on three, used to lose a piece, and
Speaker 2: Jackie coops on one. Okay, we've got three more to go.
Speaker 3: Phil feel so for Vinilla Ice there, jeez, don't feel
Speaker 3: sorry for him.
Speaker 2: That's a lie. Only two lost money to get these
Speaker 2: to try with him. I was born in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 2: This is a late start. They passed away who started
Speaker 2: singing church after a successful modeling career at the age
Speaker 2: of nineteen. This person was signed by Clive Davis's Arista Records.
Speaker 2: My debut album had the songs how Will I Know?
Speaker 1: Very Cool? Well, I could wore very good.
Speaker 3: On his way back. I get freaky when we get
Speaker 3: deep into the.
Speaker 2: With more info, you need more info.
Speaker 3: I just get freaky.
Speaker 2: That's why I had it that you only got one guest,
Speaker 2: so I didn't want randoms.
Speaker 3: You are freaking freaking.
Speaker 2: You need to get this to tie with Big Daddy.
Speaker 3: Papa Jack.
Speaker 2: You're welcome to partake me.
Speaker 3: I'm welcome, thank you.
Speaker 2: I was born in New Jersey No, no, Jack, That's
Speaker 2: not it, and formed band bridging the gap between heavy metal,
Speaker 2: rock and pop. My albums include Sire, When.
Speaker 1: Wet, John bon Jovi, I.
Speaker 2: Was Right, films including Moonlight and Valentine, where he played
Speaker 2: the paint.
Speaker 1: John Bonovic rap. No favorite bon Jovi song.
Speaker 3: Guys, Yeah, great, that's a great song. It's one of
Speaker 3: the great intros. That guitar at the.
Speaker 1: Star Richie Sambora, he's very under you got a true.
Speaker 2: I just want to make sure I had the right song.
Speaker 1: Bon Jovi. John bon Jovi had a had a solo
Speaker 1: album at once. I urged people to have listened to it.
Speaker 1: There were two songs. One is Midnight in Chelsea and
Speaker 1: the other one is something Don't You Take your Love
Speaker 1: to Town Lucy Ruby. No no, that was Kenny Rogers,
Speaker 1: but it was something. But anyway, have a listened Midnight
Speaker 1: in Chelsea in particular. So very very good.
Speaker 3: God, what else we got?
Speaker 1: Okay, people, it is time for sports greatest crossover. This
Speaker 1: is my favorite film or music? Patricia, what's your favorite.
Speaker 2: Sports? People? I knew that went to film from sports
Speaker 2: and that's because the boys were really into their w
Speaker 2: w E wrestlers. We have the all the wrestlers. We
Speaker 2: had the gear with the mass the little wrestle.
Speaker 4: Did anyone else I just want to ask, did anyone
Speaker 4: else have wrest thanks to? Do anyone else have a
Speaker 4: wrestler on their list? I was seeking the Rock, but
Speaker 4: I end up going away from him is obviously he's
Speaker 4: probably the biggest.
Speaker 2: Now did you go?
Speaker 3: Who'd you go? Then? I went with oj Simpson?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Controversial? Controversial, but it's true.
Speaker 1: She did and a huge star. He was a Heisner
Speaker 1: Trophy winner in college ball, went to the Buffalo Bills
Speaker 1: I think was Buffalo Bills, become a huge star there,
Speaker 1: and then when he went retired, of course he went
Speaker 1: to the Naked Gun series.
Speaker 2: The movies they really did he did.
Speaker 1: He did a few others as well.
Speaker 3: Could you have that massive?
Speaker 1: I look, I Matt Nabel, He's one name's done very good.
Speaker 1: But I had Vinnie Jones of course, But the one
Speaker 1: a big one for me is Carl Weathers. Carl Weathers
Speaker 1: was a huge college football star and then went into
Speaker 1: He did Apollo Crew, Chubbs Peterson and Predator.
Speaker 4: Chubbs Peterson's probably one of the Apollos obviously is well now,
Speaker 4: but Chubbs Peterson is low key one of the great
Speaker 4: film film performances.
Speaker 5: He tells his story, is that who he is? Yeah,
Speaker 5: so he tells us the start where the start where
Speaker 5: he walks in the should play football? Why did you
Speaker 5: play golf?
Speaker 3: He goes on, My mom wouldn't let me, shouldn't sign
Speaker 3: the permission slip.
Speaker 2: Nfl.
Speaker 1: I heard an interview with him just after he passed,
Speaker 1: and he said that on the set of Predator, my
Speaker 1: predator had like the most testosterone mckismo on that. So
Speaker 1: you had Arnold Schwarzsnaga and the cast Jesse, the body
Speaker 1: Ventura Uh. The Predator himself under the stuff was Jinklud
Speaker 1: van Dam but he quit because he said the soup
Speaker 1: was too hot. But he told the story that had
Speaker 1: all these great action heroes. Arnold Swarste had his own
Speaker 1: gym there, but he wouldn't let anyone use it because
Speaker 1: he wanted to do the muscle man. Anyway, he got
Speaker 1: a key cut Carl Weathers and went in and was
Speaker 1: like training through the night, middle of the night, and
Speaker 1: by the end of it they measured and his arms
Speaker 1: were bigger than Arnold Schwarzenegger's.
Speaker 3: Well it's pretty crazy, did Arnie?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he wasn't happy.
Speaker 3: Well, I actually had two on my listeners.
Speaker 4: Well I had Matt Nabel actually had a beer with
Speaker 4: names down and he was down at the Melbourne game
Speaker 4: last week.
Speaker 1: So was he.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeap, he helped. He'd done a little bit of
Speaker 4: voiceover work for him during the year for some videos,
Speaker 4: so he came down. I actually, me and NAIs were
Speaker 4: quite pissed, and I got him to do you wouldn't
Speaker 4: believe it, you wouldn't read about it. And I got
Speaker 4: him to do a voiceover before the Storm game, pumping
Speaker 4: me up. I put it on my Instagram story.
Speaker 3: Actually he was. He was so funny. Yeah, and he goes.
Speaker 4: About what about this kid's dad, Maddie Johns.
Speaker 3: Hasn't he got tiny hands and his uncle he could play?
Speaker 3: Let me tell you one of the greatest of all times.
Speaker 4: And now on the scene is that little Cooper John's
Speaker 4: Can he play?
Speaker 1: Probably not?
Speaker 3: But one thing I do know is here we go
Speaker 3: very very but sorry.
Speaker 1: The one I had the Shaki Al O'Neill. Yeah, Shack's
Speaker 1: done very good for Kazam. Just after he started playing
Speaker 1: in the NBA.
Speaker 4: He was in kaz what I think he's doing DJing
Speaker 4: and stuff.
Speaker 3: He's just a big personality. About Michael Jordan's Space Jair
Speaker 3: went in there.
Speaker 2: Did that while he was playing, didn't he was playing
Speaker 2: Lebron he did.
Speaker 3: He was in Space Jam two to.
Speaker 2: But also he was film Yeah about the dating.
Speaker 1: Amy Amy Cooler Schumer.
Speaker 4: The funny story with Michael Jordan when you watch the
Speaker 4: Last Dance, it's either that or it's a different doc
Speaker 4: I've scene. But they talk about when he came back
Speaker 4: from baseball sort of come through midyear and he said
Speaker 4: he was so out of it wasn't out of nick,
Speaker 4: but he wasn't in the right baseball fit. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: was baseball fit, he wasn't basketball fit. So in that
Speaker 4: time where he agreed to do Space Jam, he's acting
Speaker 4: doing all this if but they on the Warner Brothers set,
Speaker 4: they built him like a It was an indoor little
Speaker 4: like stadium and a gym set up where he had
Speaker 4: sen c's and they reckon. Basically, he was flying in
Speaker 4: all star players left, all out from all around the
Speaker 4: country and they were just doing one on one with
Speaker 4: him and playing three B three while he was filming
Speaker 4: space Jam to get him back in the form where
Speaker 4: he won another he did the second three Pat.
Speaker 1: It's really funny, Jake, because that's what NBA basketball is, Dude.
Speaker 1: During the off season, they'll get there, they'll have like
Speaker 1: you know, most of them got their own courts at
Speaker 1: the house, so they'll fly in people like they'll just
Speaker 1: ring people from other clubs and say, come on, let's
Speaker 1: go and camp together for about two weeks and we'll
Speaker 1: just train ourselves.
Speaker 4: Fiteah, Tom Brady, they say, Tom Brady, you do that
Speaker 4: all the time too, with different wide receivers all around
Speaker 4: the Colt Julian Edelman, he has a good story. He
Speaker 4: would just follow Tom Brady in the office where ever
Speaker 4: he went, just in case he hit him up to
Speaker 4: practice passes, like when Julian was trying to come through
Speaker 4: as like he was at the same club. He was
Speaker 4: trying to break into that like regular side as a
Speaker 4: wide receiver, and he just just naturally follow his because
Speaker 4: they were close. But like he'd follow him around wherever
Speaker 4: he went, just in case Tom was like made I
Speaker 4: need to want to go to throw some passes.
Speaker 1: It will see, that's the thing with wide receivers and
Speaker 1: that sort of stuff. As far as NFL. NFL is
Speaker 1: totally choreographed game, so it's like all it is running
Speaker 1: routes and like catching the ball. The Great Joe Montani
Speaker 1: said to Jerry Rice it was his number one receiver.
Speaker 1: He used to wear eighty one and he used to say, Jerry,
Speaker 1: ten steps forward, pause, then there are ten steps to
Speaker 1: the right, and expect the ball to hit you on
Speaker 1: the on the number one last second hit him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so true. It's like it's just it's like
Speaker 3: elite choreography.
Speaker 2: You have to dance off point. Where is the next
Speaker 2: Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Where a good question?
Speaker 3: I think it might be this view again, Frank, Frankie
Speaker 3: is going to Google. I think I might have looked
Speaker 3: into the sphere for a few years and yeah at
Speaker 3: the Death Star. What well, Frank's.
Speaker 2: Google won't be in Las Vegas.
Speaker 3: Franks got a.
Speaker 4: Another good story about Rob Gronkowski during COVID. During COVID,
Speaker 4: they would everyone had to do workouts and they'd film
Speaker 4: it and send it through to the coach and Gronk,
Speaker 4: being the just the character he is and sort of
Speaker 4: a little bit rats ass as a trainer, he recorded
Speaker 4: every single one of his workouts on the same day
Speaker 4: in different clothes and then would just send it to him.
Speaker 3: Like every day for two weeks. Yeah, he to the
Speaker 3: boys did it just.
Speaker 4: Quietly in the NRL as well, did Yeah, yeah, just
Speaker 4: like you had to send pictures every day of you
Speaker 4: like training, and like a few boys would just change
Speaker 4: clothes on the same day and send.
Speaker 3: It every day.
Speaker 1: Ryan Girdler put a GPS on his dog once.
Speaker 2: Remember he put his GPS? Has meant to have Did
Speaker 2: we find out whether the Super Bowl was New Orleans?
Speaker 2: Actually have not been.
Speaker 3: It's really good. It's awesome. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And the great thing about it's a great time to
Speaker 1: visit cities when the Super bowls on American City, the
Speaker 1: city just comes alive. But also safety was because they
Speaker 1: say New Orleans can be a little sketchy, so it
Speaker 1: would be a great time to visit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, now finish with guys from feedback before we do
Speaker 1: a grand final predictions Trush feedback.
Speaker 2: Spring of strong people and string.
Speaker 3: Sorry, the string has sprung.
Speaker 1: The string has sprung.
Speaker 2: I have this thing behind my teeth and it's annoying.
Speaker 2: It's called spread has sprung people and it's baby season.
Speaker 2: In the last week, we've had three boys being born,
Speaker 2: so we'd like to welcome friends of the family Darcy Dan,
Speaker 2: Charlie Scognamil and my tennis coach's new son, Freddy. I
Speaker 2: don't know my tennis coach Matt's surname. Okay, isn't that
Speaker 2: so they would like how about the boys? And also
Speaker 2: listener Laura Brady happy fortieth birthday.
Speaker 3: Well nice, true, lovely community center.
Speaker 2: But we now have our people.
Speaker 3: It is a community center. I actould shoved back back, ye,
Speaker 3: I think you should get back in your own lane.
Speaker 2: Get back in it. And listenerly sent me through his
Speaker 2: parents had herbs. I posted it during the week, had
Speaker 2: some ground Rosemary leaves with the use by date of
Speaker 2: the twelfth of February nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 3: Very interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can beat that.
Speaker 1: Could they could cook with it?
Speaker 2: As we said before, apparently they just lose their potency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, IK lose potency.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is presnancy. And the funny thing is, though
Speaker 2: he said, you said they moved house five years ago,
Speaker 2: so nineteen twenty nineteen, and they moved it with them.
Speaker 3: I can't back up any more. Coup you can rip
Speaker 3: into it now. Sorry, Yeah, you said the funny thing,
Speaker 3: which part of that was funny.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is that the actually moved it.
Speaker 4: That is now the hilarious Grand Final predictions Matthew, is
Speaker 4: that what you said?
Speaker 3: We're going to get into it.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's get to from the one who's most likely
Speaker 1: to get it wrong, right for the one who most
Speaker 1: likely Let's start with Trush Okay.
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be the Storm winning. I
Speaker 2: think it'll be tight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but first try scorer and Clive Churchill medal Trish.
Speaker 2: I would love to see Harry Grant get the Clive
Speaker 2: Churchill medal. I would love to see that. And first
Speaker 2: try scorer. I'm going to say Xavier Coapes good.
Speaker 3: That's a good pick.
Speaker 1: Educational.
Speaker 4: I'm going Melbourne Storm, Ryan Pappenhaus and Clive church And.
Speaker 3: Medal and first try scorer Will Warbrick.
Speaker 4: I think the high difference on Warbrick on Taruver. You'll
Speaker 4: see a lot of kicks going to Warbricks. Perhaps got
Speaker 4: the meaning of the match last time. He's just starting
Speaker 4: to peak. Last week against the rud.
Speaker 2: Did all of his shocking injuries.
Speaker 3: It's good to see.
Speaker 4: I'm going to the Storm as well. I think the
Speaker 4: Storm backed him at the start of the year and
Speaker 4: it's come to fruition and I feel something really a
Speaker 4: bit outside here. I've got a real feeling around Nick
Speaker 4: Meani for the Cloud Churchill medal.
Speaker 2: I'd love to see that. What a lovely young man
Speaker 2: he is?
Speaker 3: Do you know means? How do you know means?
Speaker 2: Meet him down there? Well, this is what I'm saying
Speaker 2: about the Storm that parents weekends every year and we
Speaker 2: met his whole family. Yeah, beautiful.
Speaker 3: I wasn't I was a Newcastles in twenty eighteen and championship.
Speaker 1: Having a bet on it because I'll give you two
Speaker 1: hundred to one.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: Really a nice copper and I think first trialscorer and
Speaker 4: I'm doubling down First trialscorer Nick Meani, Clove Churchill, Nick Meanie,
Speaker 4: normal Storm to win Nick Meani for just quite lovely,
Speaker 4: cold Nick Meanie. He does himself from the outside looking
Speaker 4: in as a terrific bloke. But that man is a
Speaker 4: cold blood of killer.
Speaker 3: He's got that.
Speaker 4: You know that Nathan Cleary cart about you inside where
Speaker 4: you've got no soul like he is.
Speaker 3: He's a cold blood killer.
Speaker 1: And yes, he's a real meaning Hey, Dad, don't even.
Speaker 4: Probably know if he's playing, probably likely through injury to
Speaker 4: because they're saying there's a bit of a bit of
Speaker 4: speculation on that pcl injury for Nick so because I
Speaker 4: don't think you finished last week's game.
Speaker 3: So sixty one dollars is paying cloff church of medal.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, what's Harry Payne listeners, Yeah and get.
Speaker 3: On, get there's a bit of aura around this kid,
Speaker 3: all right? Back him?
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I do like him. He's a terrific player.
Speaker 1: He's made a great career for himself. Down there.
Speaker 2: You really hadops.
Speaker 1: What are you saying there?
Speaker 4: I said, you go, well, okay, I've gone I'm going
Speaker 4: for Penrith to winning Golden Point.
Speaker 1: I think these sides are so close, think and they've
Speaker 1: got such great pressure players. I think the back end
Speaker 1: of the game be really tight and I think someone
Speaker 1: I come up with a big player to take it
Speaker 1: into Golden Point. And I think Penrith will winning Golden
Speaker 1: Point because they've got Nathan Cleary. I've gone Dylan Edwards
Speaker 1: first try scorer and Dylan Edwards for club Churchill medal.
Speaker 1: He went backed at the start of the year.
Speaker 4: Well, Harry Grant ten dollars, Ryan pappenhous and eleven dollars,
Speaker 4: Dylan Edwards ten dollars.
Speaker 2: Who's the favorite for a client for Churchill.
Speaker 3: Nathan Cleary's Did he get it last year? Yes he did,
Speaker 3: and he got it in twenty twenty one two God
Speaker 3: love him. Nathan Cleary and Jerome Hughes both fought I
Speaker 3: was fifty.
Speaker 1: History shows half backs are usually yeah, traditionally the first ever,
Speaker 1: the first ever Clive Churchill Medal winner was Sterlough and
Speaker 1: none of eighty six. But we've even seen when the
Speaker 1: half packs have not been the best players on the field,
Speaker 1: oftentimes they get it. Joey got it in two thousand
Speaker 1: and one and it probably wasn't even probably admitted that
Speaker 1: it was the best player in the field. In twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: Jonathan Thurston got it and even it mets he was
Speaker 1: a long way from the best player in the field,
Speaker 1: but he came up with a big play. And I
Speaker 1: even think Nathan Nathan won it last year, but he
Speaker 1: won it on the back of that amazing in the
Speaker 1: last seventeen minutes. I don't progrades to that. I think
Speaker 1: he did deserve it, but again there's an argument for
Speaker 1: other people, but it just shows you when you back
Speaker 1: the half backs, chances are you're going to win. We
Speaker 1: are done, people, listen, enjoy your long weekend with the
Speaker 1: grand Final.
Speaker 2: Just before, have you guys met the new old couple
Speaker 2: around the owner they've just moved in and the house
Speaker 2: are on the corner which one which they're this old
Speaker 2: couple of it like in their eighties. They're really cute
Speaker 2: and they're both like they're both widowed and they've met
Speaker 2: each other and they've bothered to get married. They're not
Speaker 2: just living in sin. So she grabs me the other
Speaker 2: day and we're chatting, and I was commenting on the
Speaker 2: garden and we're chatting and she says, and she goes
Speaker 2: into detail about how their relationship is and what they've
Speaker 2: had to discuss because they're coming in from two totally
Speaker 2: different families, have both got kids, and obviously there's finances
Speaker 2: and things like that that they need to sort so
Speaker 2: that what the other doesn't take from the other's estate
Speaker 2: should one pass. And they've shared this house in the purchase.
Speaker 2: She said, you know, they're asking each other question and
Speaker 2: then he says to her, well, what about sex? And
Speaker 2: she says in frequently, and he said, well, is that
Speaker 2: one word or two? Goodbye?
Speaker 3: Trush?
Speaker 4: Horrendous joke that was. I know you jumped in and
Speaker 4: I actually thought it was serious. I could tell it
Speaker 4: was coming from a mile away and it was.
Speaker 3: The worst joke.
Speaker 1: Explain the post.
Speaker 3: No one laugh, not even Frank laugh. And Frank laughs at.
Speaker 1: Every Frank put the thumbs down in the great Italian tradition, Frank.
Speaker 4: He was trying to karate chop himself in the throat,
Speaker 4: have another crack real quick.
Speaker 2: And bring we can't go through all that careful. They
Speaker 2: get together, they're moved in together, like when they're sorting
Speaker 2: things out. You know, they're talking about you know, their kids,
Speaker 2: the grandkids are sharing the finances. And the bloke goes
Speaker 2: to the one what about sex? And she goes infrequently,
Speaker 2: he goes, is that one word or two?
Speaker 3: It's not even that good a joke.
Speaker 1: Guys, Back to my original point, have a great Grand
Speaker 1: Final weekend. Look after yourself. I hope your favorite player
Speaker 1: play as well. Why dear lord, you've got to get
Speaker 1: off the drugs? True? Did you sa