Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on Noverer one hundred, let's cross to Sydney
Speaker 1: and talk about this man.
Speaker 2: We've just hit eight hundred k's.
Speaker 1: Five days, eleven hours. Couldn't be more proud of myself.
Speaker 1: Good morning guys. So it's five am. Ah here, I
Speaker 1: have a few coughs. Dun scroll, try and stand up?
Speaker 3: Can't stand up?
Speaker 4: Pain is worthwhile? That is Ned Brockmos motto, I guess
Speaker 4: you could say. And right now at Sydney Olympic Park,
Speaker 4: a man that I think should be a strain of
Speaker 4: the year, I couldn't agree more is doing something extraordinary,
Speaker 4: extraordinary in that he is running sixteen hundred k's. Sixteen
Speaker 4: hundred k's that's a lot of marathons and a lot
Speaker 4: of running. At one stage he was doing what twenty
Speaker 4: hours a day.
Speaker 3: It's like what he's doing, I mean, I think the
Speaker 3: whole point of it, he's getting uncomfortable, right, but this
Speaker 3: is like, this is super and stuff.
Speaker 4: It's the uncomfortable challenge. Basically, it's to support people experiencing homelessness.
Speaker 4: Now Ned Brockman is surrounded by a family, friends, a
Speaker 4: huge team who are going to will him every step
Speaker 4: of the way. One of those amazing people is Ian Brockman,
Speaker 4: Ned's dad.
Speaker 5: Good morning morning, he's gone.
Speaker 3: I mean, how are you going? But how is Ned going?
Speaker 3: Can we get an update this morning? Because it's all
Speaker 3: anyone in my friendship group is talking about how's Ned going?
Speaker 5: Have you got all dated for me to tell you
Speaker 5: or not?
Speaker 4: Proud?
Speaker 5: I can't really, It's very things change all the time,
Speaker 5: so you get updates and people just all over the plate.
Speaker 4: He's like a warrior, he looks, he looks wounded. I mean,
Speaker 4: what's it a toll? Is it taking on his body?
Speaker 5: Oh? Well, it's documented and he's just it changes is
Speaker 5: a feed one day? Then there's the back of the hips.
Speaker 5: You know, there's all sorts of stuff happening.
Speaker 1: And can I can I ask because the dad? Is
Speaker 1: it hard to watch like your son going through that paint? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well what was harder earlier? I mean the goal post
Speaker 5: to shifted a bit and he's been happier and everyone
Speaker 5: seeds all that, so we just move on.
Speaker 4: Do you do you get emotional watching it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Maybe it's probably soon here behead, I get.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how proud are you an?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well I can't reach the sun so that it will
Speaker 5: be beyond that.
Speaker 1: You are so you are Australian mate. You sound like
Speaker 1: you're on the castle.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's so good. I mean, your son is
Speaker 3: a superstar. But we're watching him go through this and like,
Speaker 3: I was out for lunch with some friends.
Speaker 4: Yet like and yes, so I'll tell you the truth.
Speaker 3: I was sitting eating dumplings for lunch yesterday watching like thinking,
Speaker 3: God like.
Speaker 4: He is doing forget the kung pow chicken, ran some.
Speaker 3: Kung haowd chicken and throwing some fried rice around while
Speaker 3: he was running his nineteen thousand.
Speaker 4: It came up in conversation, didn't he did?
Speaker 3: And we were watching on the Instagram and we're trying
Speaker 3: to catch up to see how he's going. We've seen
Speaker 3: his body go through so much like he's been running
Speaker 3: with his blood nose clean. I think he said his
Speaker 3: feet have gone up like two sizes.
Speaker 5: The dumplings while he was going on, well, that's exactly it.
Speaker 4: We felt guilty. We felt guilty. I'll do it for Ned.
Speaker 4: We said, you know what, we ain't getting a newber home.
Speaker 4: We're going to walk.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, two one gay, how about four hundred?
Speaker 5: Udge us please?
Speaker 3: I'm trying now what is the donation up to because
Speaker 3: he's doing this for us all to donate and raise
Speaker 3: money and awareness for homelessness here in Australia. How's his
Speaker 3: fundraising going. I'll just notice, Oh my gosh, it's amazing.
Speaker 4: So now you now, am I right in saying you're
Speaker 4: turning your attention to corporate Australia as well. Ned's pledge
Speaker 4: is what it's called. We're encouraging everyone to support it,
Speaker 4: getting companies involved by donating one hundred thousand dollars or
Speaker 4: more and in return, what they're going to be given
Speaker 4: the ability to sort of showcase their company in some way,
Speaker 4: shape or form.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, yeah, no, we want to get them on board.
Speaker 5: It's only dropping the buck for them. For them.
Speaker 1: Guys just running through some of the stuff, Clint, you
Speaker 1: were saying he's running with a blood nose. His shoe
Speaker 1: size has gone up three sizes because the swelling on
Speaker 1: the feet.
Speaker 3: He's been wheelchaired out to the track to run in
Speaker 3: the morning so that he doesn't consume any energy or
Speaker 3: put any extra pressure.
Speaker 1: I see he's got strapping tape over his nipples. Is
Speaker 1: that because they're just bleeding from the shirts rubbing?
Speaker 5: Yeah? That seems to be a standard thing that happened.
Speaker 3: I has he talked about like after this? Like is
Speaker 3: he going to go and sit on a beach in
Speaker 3: Hawaii or something and not move for a month?
Speaker 5: And how think you'll go that? Or he'll stay in Sydney?
Speaker 4: And is he just wired a bit differently?
Speaker 1: Like? What was he?
Speaker 4: What was he like growing up?
Speaker 5: Oh? He questioned everything. He's definitely definitely a very strong world.
Speaker 5: There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 4: Have you joined him for a few laps.
Speaker 5: I'll let the young troubles do that. I've got too much.
Speaker 5: I've got too much to do with the milk runs.
Speaker 3: Mate.
Speaker 1: Have you got other kids? You know, other kids sitting
Speaker 1: on the couch at home at the moment that you're
Speaker 1: looking at, Go and get off your arts and do
Speaker 1: what your brothers do.
Speaker 5: They're all busy himself, I've got three over retrievers.
Speaker 4: Much you must have something to do with the dad?
Speaker 3: Well, well, I reckon, good on you and you must
Speaker 3: be so proud. I know the whole country is behind
Speaker 3: him and we'll be watching him as he completes this
Speaker 3: amazing adventure.
Speaker 5: No, it's fantastic. I thank you for everyone who's giving
Speaker 5: him the supporter.
Speaker 4: Believe I believe we're live on TikTok as well. Now
Speaker 4: are we streaming our interview on neds?
Speaker 3: How do you watch Ned's TikTok.
Speaker 1: I've told you, Clint, you are way too old to
Speaker 1: be on TikTok the talk.
Speaker 5: Don't worry. I'm on it too, mate, everybody, and.
Speaker 2: Lauren is asking mist mate, we're on TikTok live.
Speaker 3: At the moment, I just waved like you could see
Speaker 3: me and I remembered radio.
Speaker 2: The cross over TikTok live radio station for love.
Speaker 4: So these boys are these boys are quite a big
Speaker 4: thing on the tok.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, Well can you tell them when they're done
Speaker 3: with you that they should stop watching TikTok and put
Speaker 3: on no on Monday to Friday six till nine.
Speaker 4: We need all the listeners we can get.
Speaker 1: Hey, guys, can you pass our best onto Ned. He
Speaker 1: is doing absolutely amazing workout there and raising money for homelessness,
Speaker 1: which God knows we need it. So each you know
Speaker 1: what you the know on the head earlier Clint, he
Speaker 1: should be Australian of the Year.
Speaker 2: Hey, thanks guys, and just encouraging everyone to get on
Speaker 2: board and dead pledge as well. That'll yeah create an
Speaker 2: absolute movement before for Australia to get involved and get
Speaker 2: those big donations into net.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So trying to raise ten million dollars for those
Speaker 4: experiencing homelessness. So you company that wants to make it difference,
Speaker 4: you can get in touch inquiries at Ned's Uncomfortable Challenge
Speaker 4: dot com.
Speaker 1: Thanks fellas Ned Bruckman running to raise money and he's
Speaker 1: still happens.
Speaker 4: We live on the internet, guys.
Speaker 3: I don't know how we go live on TikTok, but
Speaker 3: I'm so embarrassed the followers.
Speaker 1: No one, don't worry.
Speaker 4: Last time I should do a dance like Belinda Russell
Speaker 4: and David Campbell.
Speaker 1: I almost went an extra show on the holidays. My
Speaker 1: son walked in again with my phone and he was
Speaker 1: live streaming on Instagram and I was in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: I'm like, at one stage of.
Speaker 3: Any stage of undresses, too far for Jason on the Internet.
Speaker 1: I take one button off. Lauren's like that account to
Speaker 1: just shut down.
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