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Speaker 6: will pretty much all mornings sound like this, which will
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Speaker 6: Corey Love the idea of quiet one double three six
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Speaker 6: nine three, particularly for Richmond supporters, particularly for and I'm
Speaker 6: looking at you, Jay other side of the glass, Carlton supporters.
Speaker 10: You were there, Satney, I was, I was, There was
Speaker 10: a great venue, it was a lovely day, perfect day
Speaker 10: for footy.
Speaker 3: That's about it. And then for Carlton supporters, that was
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 1: Were you on the boundary, No up in the in
Speaker 1: the gallows bleats blues. But the crowd was pretty good.
Speaker 10: Yes, by memory, I think there was roughly sixty five
Speaker 10: sixty plus.
Speaker 1: Thousand, so it's pretty good for a game like that.
Speaker 1: And Carlton just I don't know. Oh it's sonny. Where
Speaker 1: do you start?
Speaker 6: If you're a coach, if you were in the chair,
Speaker 6: what would you do? So you're running the joint, what
Speaker 6: would you do?
Speaker 1: Who? Who would you bring in? Who would you get
Speaker 1: rid of it?
Speaker 10: I'm glad you said that because a number of times
Speaker 10: I've shared this on platforms. In regard to the assistant coaches,
Speaker 10: maybe they need to Monday morning, this morning, later on,
Speaker 10: have a bit of a chat with.
Speaker 6: Them, have a good look at the Michelle, have to
Speaker 6: have a very good look at yourself.
Speaker 3: But that's that's my two cents.
Speaker 6: Now, you've been suffering a little bit since we saw
Speaker 6: your last Wednesday, of course, because you have a Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 6: Sunday where we don't.
Speaker 1: Get to hang out too much.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then during the time you got the sinus sinus.
Speaker 10: Yes, indeed, they attacked my little nostrils and moddle eyes,
Speaker 10: thank you, And we went for a couple of days.
Speaker 3: But coming good now, which is great.
Speaker 1: After the doctor we did go no.
Speaker 10: I stuck with my good old Trusty aspros. They seem
Speaker 10: to help. They don't fix the problem, but they do
Speaker 10: relieve the symptoms the.
Speaker 1: Symptoms and you feel a bit better. Thursday Friday.
Speaker 6: Great to have you on board, so you are the
Speaker 6: first person that people will hear when you ring through
Speaker 6: one double three six nine three. We want to have
Speaker 6: a bit of fun this morning, given that Nathan Coosh
Speaker 6: is not with us, but we will be here with
Speaker 6: us tomorrow. Snuffle logos what's that snuffle snuffle logus is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Rob, Thank you. I have no idea
Speaker 1: what that means.
Speaker 6: The text line it makes me laugh. Sometimes people just
Speaker 6: send one word and I go, you know, not too
Speaker 6: sure what that means. David, if you would like to
Speaker 6: stay there, we'll come back to you very shortly. The
Speaker 6: calls are coming in, which is great. That's what we
Speaker 6: need on a Monday morning, to keep each other company.
Speaker 1: We had nothing really planned. We'll talk to Marni Leishman.
Speaker 6: A bit later on. One of the things that came up
Speaker 6: as conversation. One of the many things that came up
Speaker 6: as conversation over the weekend is the tax that we
Speaker 6: pay for the times in which we live now, You
Speaker 6: and I, for the most part, most people listening didn't
Speaker 6: live through WW two. We heard the history of it,
Speaker 6: We're familiar with the history of it. We've spoken to
Speaker 6: our mums and dads and our grandpas over the years,
Speaker 6: but we really didn't fully comprehend.
Speaker 1: We live in a very different time here.
Speaker 6: We are in twenty twenty five, and things are really
Speaker 6: tense around the world for a range of reasons which
Speaker 6: we won't go into unless you unless there's anything in
Speaker 6: particularly you want to discuss. But essentially, I thought what
Speaker 6: we might do is catch up with Marny Leishman and
Speaker 6: ask her, as a health and community psychologist, how we
Speaker 6: manage the anxiety. And I know the people who are
Speaker 6: to whom I spoke of the weekend, there is a
Speaker 6: heightened sense of anxiety as to what's happening around.
Speaker 1: The world, so we thought we might look at that
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 6: Typewriters came up on my little bullet and I thought, gee,
Speaker 6: that's interesting. Typewriters were pained by Christopher Latham Shoals way
Speaker 6: back in eighteen sixty eight. Eighteen sixty eight. Now there
Speaker 6: would be many many people listening now that learned to type,
Speaker 6: many people that worked as typists back in the day.
Speaker 6: Mum was one of which you back in the old
Speaker 6: BHP days here in Melbourne. Big pool of people, big pool.
Speaker 1: Of young women.
Speaker 6: Presumably I'm going to opten a limb and say it
Speaker 6: would have been primarily women, which says something, doesn't it?
Speaker 6: Primarily women in a big typing pool. Where did you
Speaker 6: learn to type? Where did you work and what did
Speaker 6: you do? How did you do that? And for how
Speaker 6: many years? One double three six nine three and the
Speaker 6: other one that I had on the list I might
Speaker 6: keep for a bit later on. But what's one of
Speaker 6: your pet peeves? One of your pet peeves? See if
Speaker 6: we can compare notes on that, plenty of room. We'll
Speaker 6: get to David in Israel, and please that is there.
Speaker 6: We'll talk to David on the other side of this
Speaker 6: one double three six nine three. As I said, you
Speaker 6: keep those texts coming zero four double seven six nine
Speaker 6: three sixty nine three.
Speaker 1: It is Australia overnight. I'm Tony Mac. Good morning, new
Speaker 1: seating position, a brand new platinum microphone.
Speaker 6: So we've adjusted that. We're ready to go. Does it
Speaker 6: sound any way different to this stage.
Speaker 3: Jay, Sorry, what was that? I can't hear? Are you
Speaker 3: using the microphone? Sorry? Yes, it's sounding beautiful.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Is there any is there any change in tone? Intonation? No? No,
Speaker 1: no intonation? Am I over enunciating?
Speaker 3: Enunciating? Very enunciation, thank you.
Speaker 6: So I like to enunciate clearly so the listener around
Speaker 6: Australia can understand the things about which I am speaking
Speaker 6: and hopefully making no sense you.
Speaker 3: Butte mate, mate, no worries coming. It's great. Ay, you're listening,
Speaker 3: great mate, it's fantastic our.
Speaker 1: Dear friend David in Israel.
Speaker 6: And David, first up, I didn't realize it was you
Speaker 6: because that lovely parcel that you sent on the occasion
Speaker 6: of my day, it had no there was no note
Speaker 6: associated with it.
Speaker 1: I just thought it came from the Whiskey company. But
Speaker 1: thank you very much for doing that. I'm led to
Speaker 1: believe now that.
Speaker 3: It was you.
Speaker 11: Yes, it was me, and there should have been a
Speaker 11: carter and it said they must have forgotten not to
Speaker 11: as long as you got it, that's the main That
Speaker 11: was a.
Speaker 6: Very generous thing and I will we'll sip on that
Speaker 6: for many a year to come.
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 11: I would have thought probably last year to.
Speaker 1: Say a week or that's very good, David, I was
Speaker 1: those days have sort of disappeared to some degree. I
Speaker 1: wish I had that company.
Speaker 12: Maybe maybe I'll come out and help you.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you.
Speaker 6: You'd be more than I wish I had that capacity
Speaker 6: to be able to do that.
Speaker 1: But no longer the case. It's lovely to hear. I
Speaker 1: mean a crazy weekend, an amazing weekend. Crazy weekend? Does
Speaker 1: it feel like in your father came through and Trump
Speaker 1: finally came true?
Speaker 11: And I think there are a lot of very happy
Speaker 11: people here and the truth murders. I think there are
Speaker 11: a lot of very happy people. And he ran also
Speaker 11: because they're also sick of it, and they don't like
Speaker 11: the regime that they've got and they want they want change,
Speaker 11: and they spent all their money on nuclear bombs instead
Speaker 11: of giving them what they need, like mask governments give
Speaker 11: the West give their people at any rate. So we
Speaker 11: were woken up last night. There was nothing, and I
Speaker 11: just woke up to go to the little room. I think,
Speaker 11: I don't know why. I woke up last morning about
Speaker 11: three is and I saw on the headlines I thought
Speaker 11: a better check what's going on? And I said that
Speaker 11: he's bombed. And I was stunned because you know, the
Speaker 11: talk had been he wasn't going to obviously. I think
Speaker 11: it was just sort of a good cop, bad cop
Speaker 11: type thing, and he was saying a good cop. On Saturday,
Speaker 11: they sent the bombers over from wherever to wherever and
Speaker 11: got them ready. Anyway, the program has now gone. At
Speaker 11: seven point thirty, we were woken up with a bar
Speaker 11: out of our thirty of the missiles, there was considerable damage.
Speaker 11: There were injuries, but no death, thank god that they wear.
Speaker 11: Injuries had been considered damage untilative in other places. Also,
Speaker 11: the rest of the days been quiet. You know what
Speaker 11: happened tonight, Just just have the everything would be okay.
Speaker 1: Well we all do you get the same was.
Speaker 12: Born three o'clock on Saturday night.
Speaker 11: Sorry, the little baby's born three o'clock Saturday morning to
Speaker 11: the sound of sirens.
Speaker 12: And but yeah, new granddaughter, she said in the deliverable.
Speaker 11: There was no delivery room because they're in the hospital
Speaker 11: in Jerusalem is underground. It's they have an underground section
Speaker 11: for emergencies like this. It's all being prepared. They actually
Speaker 11: do not keep tanks there they keep patients there. That's
Speaker 11: hard to believe. I know, I'm just kidding. And it's
Speaker 11: all sort of this giant sized and normals all room
Speaker 11: type in all you know, Convenian car park, I don't
Speaker 11: know what you call it. And saw curtained off. You know,
Speaker 11: his little section's got curtains, and so you can hear
Speaker 11: phones and sirens and.
Speaker 12: God on his knows what.
Speaker 11: And so the baby came out to the world with
Speaker 11: a pick aphemy of Mozart, Beththoven Off, money Off and
Speaker 11: and Elton John and played by the Iranian Symphony.
Speaker 6: In Elton John, you referred to as President Trump. He's
Speaker 6: intriguing in many many ways, as we know. But the
Speaker 6: most interesting point I think because he'd said in the
Speaker 6: past he never quite understood the idea of flagging to
Speaker 6: enemy as to when, and he flagged it sort of
Speaker 6: randomly by saying, you know, a couple of weeks, you've
Speaker 6: got to behave and then all of a sudden, within
Speaker 6: twenty four less than forty eight, you know, we saw
Speaker 6: what we saw this morning, very early this morning out time.
Speaker 11: Well, all I can say is you wouldn't want to
Speaker 11: play poker against Donald Trump. I reckon he'd win.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think that knows what he's doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's.
Speaker 11: In Talca Gabba said, I don't have they don't have
Speaker 11: the ability. There no treats, say say as well, she's wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that was That was quite quite poignant, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: I think we might have lost to David's line there. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry David, but we've disappeared off the line.
Speaker 6: Not too sure why that happened, forgive us. But David's
Speaker 6: there in Israel.
Speaker 1: As you know.
Speaker 6: Ardie morning, and we've lost Ardie as well by the looks. No, Ardie,
Speaker 6: what about Helen? Don't tell me our phones have gone down?
Speaker 6: Hello Helen, good morning, going along beautifully. Why don't we
Speaker 6: do this? Do you want to do a quick break? Jay,
Speaker 6: and we'll see if we can come back to those
Speaker 6: that are waiting.
Speaker 1: We'll get to you in just a moment.
Speaker 6: One double three six nine three zero four double seven
Speaker 6: six nine three six nine three for the wonderful text, Julie.
Speaker 6: I learned typing at school, leaving with a speed of
Speaker 6: seventy five words per minute. But it was all a
Speaker 6: waste of time, oh, Julie. Why it's a great skill
Speaker 6: to I've had presumably in what years were you doing
Speaker 6: that tone? I hate talking to people on the phone
Speaker 6: while they eat. I hang up on them. Thank you,
Speaker 6: I know, Damien, that's really good, Rob. That little note
Speaker 6: said Snugglepuss relates to the previous program. Oh that makes
Speaker 6: sense now because they were talking about a discussion non
Speaker 6: human characters and tone. My pet Peeve is having to
Speaker 6: listen to some of the crazies that become part of
Speaker 6: the program. I won't name the ones you've named, but
Speaker 6: that's very, very funny. Nine to five zero, Come and
Speaker 6: join me. Don't be a crazy one double three six
Speaker 6: nine three. It is Australia over, good morning. All right,
Speaker 6: we're just got to sort out some technical issues in
Speaker 6: terms of calls. For whatever reason, the calls are just
Speaker 6: they're coming through, but we've got to work them up.
Speaker 1: So we'll shut down the system. We'll not the whole system,
Speaker 1: just the system, and we'll be back shortly in the meantime.
Speaker 1: Look who it is one of the all time s
Speaker 1: great songs at Baker Straight Jerry Raffity, which we reckon
Speaker 1: by definition that close to five minutes of our sleeve.
Speaker 1: We'll be back straight after this. It is Australia every
Speaker 1: night morning.
Speaker 4: One in your widow and big street.
Speaker 14: In your and then on your feet.
Speaker 1: Well, no, the crazy bab you drinks are not away ever.
Speaker 5: Forget about everything. This citys a nature feel so cold.
Speaker 1: It's gotten so many people, but it's.
Speaker 5: Got no soul and mistake and use long to find
Speaker 5: out you were wrong when you.
Speaker 15: Thought of hell everything.
Speaker 4: You used to live that it was so?
Speaker 16: Is it?
Speaker 4: You used to say that it was so?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 4: But you're trying.
Speaker 1: You're trying now, I know, dear.
Speaker 5: And then you be habit, just oneir and then you'll
Speaker 5: be habit.
Speaker 17: But you're crying.
Speaker 5: You're crying now.
Speaker 1: Wa down the street. There's a lot in his place.
Speaker 4: He opens the door.
Speaker 1: He's got the look.
Speaker 18: On his face and he has you way him.
Speaker 5: You're tell him you've seen and you talk about it
Speaker 5: and anything.
Speaker 4: He's got this dream about burn some land.
Speaker 1: He's gonna give.
Speaker 5: Up the booze and one night's as.
Speaker 4: Bad and settled down.
Speaker 1: It's a quiet little town and forget about it. Bristhday.
Speaker 1: You know he.
Speaker 4: Loves keep movement.
Speaker 17: You know he's never gonna start up movement.
Speaker 14: He's rolling.
Speaker 3: He's the roll stone.
Speaker 1: When you wake up.
Speaker 4: It's a new morning, Sunny.
Speaker 1: Shut it.
Speaker 17: It's a new morning. Your gorment, your gold, not tan the.
Speaker 5: Dot dot dot do.
Speaker 1: It is only what I'm loving. I'm loving the idea
Speaker 1: of compiling now the list of songs, the longest songs
Speaker 1: that we would need to change studios one double three
Speaker 1: six nine three, because we cyber, we should have them
Speaker 1: straight up our sleeve.
Speaker 6: I reckon one double three six nine three. It off
Speaker 6: with the Baker Street.
Speaker 13: We'd burned through them in a month.
Speaker 1: That's right, we go through them all in a month.
Speaker 6: That's funny in itself. Well, it's the first time that
Speaker 6: it's happened me, I think in here since we've been
Speaker 6: doing this for eighteen months now, so just over eighty months.
Speaker 1: One double three, six nine three.
Speaker 6: If you could just share, by way of a phone call,
Speaker 6: the songs that you think we should have on the
Speaker 6: standby list, which would give us in total round about
Speaker 6: twenty minutes or more.
Speaker 1: So you'd have to put I'm thinking Hurricane by Bob Dylan.
Speaker 6: I'm going to go stair Away would be another one. Jay,
Speaker 6: I'm thinking probably you'd have to have Hotel.
Speaker 1: California in there. Hey, Jude, I.
Speaker 6: Don't know you could add to the list one double
Speaker 6: three six nine three.
Speaker 14: Helen morning, Hello, Tony, what a scream you and Jay
Speaker 14: in your aprons with your sticky tape.
Speaker 1: You have no idea if you only knew, Helen how
Speaker 1: accurate that was.
Speaker 14: Listen. I just thought I'd take the chance to say
Speaker 14: gooday to David in Israel and just remind him that
Speaker 14: we all think of him, and we perhaps don't say
Speaker 14: it often enough, And I just send my love and look,
Speaker 14: I'm admittedly fairly incoherence about Israel, Tony, for probably the
Speaker 14: last sixty years since I read Leon Muris's Exodus, and
Speaker 14: then I went to a largely Jewish school and saw
Speaker 14: how fabulous their families are, and how they live their life,
Speaker 14: and how they achieve, and how they can take a
Speaker 14: desert and make it fertile. And these are who I
Speaker 14: would like to be my neighbors.
Speaker 1: This is who would you would like to be your neighbors?
Speaker 14: Yes, Jewish people?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see what you mean.
Speaker 14: Yea happy if the next door country was Israel, if
Speaker 14: you didn't hate them, they would help you do anything,
Speaker 14: and they would achieve it because they're damn smart.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I think there's that.
Speaker 6: That's not to say that other nations wouldn't step up
Speaker 6: as well, by the way, Helen, but I think in
Speaker 6: this circumstance your observations as spot on.
Speaker 1: Apart from that, how was your weekend?
Speaker 14: It was a little anxious with the storm, just struggling
Speaker 14: past South Sydney by one point in a golden kick
Speaker 14: or whatever. Yeah, but otherwise, and then having a visitor
Speaker 14: before I'd even gotten up this morning. I'm probably not
Speaker 14: most glamorous in my old ladies dressing gown.
Speaker 19: However, you are no.
Speaker 1: Nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 6: We all wear the old ladies dressing out at some point.
Speaker 6: In fact, I'm wearing one now, Helen.
Speaker 14: I'm fine, yes, and just eating fabulous cheese a glass
Speaker 14: Merlo listening to you.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I want have come around to your house, Merlow.
Speaker 1: At this time of the morning, I'm loving your work.
Speaker 14: Look, I can dance and do mats at two am,
Speaker 14: and I'm ghastly before noon.
Speaker 6: Do you know there's a great movie that came out,
Speaker 6: I think sometime ago called Sideways, and you have saw it.
Speaker 6: It's about two blokes you go through California drinking and
Speaker 6: learning more about wine. It's a fantastic film. But one
Speaker 6: of the lines in the film was never ever drink
Speaker 6: at Merlow.
Speaker 20: And Merla used to believe that.
Speaker 1: And Merlow sales dropped to all but zero within just
Speaker 1: a matter of weeks.
Speaker 14: It had a really bad name about ten years ago.
Speaker 14: And then I started drinking blends with Murlow in it.
Speaker 14: And then I found some really good murlows, some.
Speaker 1: Really lovely murlos.
Speaker 6: But particularly if you can get those who you get
Speaker 6: a little bit of grenash and you get a little
Speaker 6: bit of Shurras, a little bit of murlough as those blends,
Speaker 6: they can be liquid gold as well.
Speaker 14: I can't think of a long song, Tony. You'll have
Speaker 14: to play the minute wolfs about a thousand times.
Speaker 6: Thank you, okay, over and over. Good to talk to you, Helen.
Speaker 6: Thank you for being part of the program. By one
Speaker 6: double three six nine three.
Speaker 1: What are you doing right now? Are you having a
Speaker 1: glass of murlow? Maybe we need one, Jay. We all
Speaker 1: systems go for the moment you're back up and running. No,
Speaker 1: I can't hear you, but that doesn't matter. So the
Speaker 1: system doesn't always work out. Paul in Bensdale, Hello.
Speaker 12: There you go, Paul E. Morning you said about long songs.
Speaker 11: Ye, yes, yes, A couple of suggestions for you.
Speaker 1: Good on you.
Speaker 21: What do you got Telegraph Road from the rights?
Speaker 1: Which one Telegraph road? Telegraph right from which album? Paul?
Speaker 3: Do you know.
Speaker 22: I love over Gold Baby?
Speaker 6: I'll have another listen to it. I've been listening to
Speaker 6: a bit of dive straight for a couple of reasons,
Speaker 6: because of a brilliant band. But of course they've all
Speaker 6: got a little older than when we knew and loved
Speaker 6: them in the eighties. And how you think to yourself, well.
Speaker 1: Where's that forty plus years just disappeared?
Speaker 23: Wonder The other pest I have is showing on your
Speaker 23: crazy diamonds from.
Speaker 6: Flight anything by Floyd would do. You're right, you can
Speaker 6: put anything on by Floyd, Paul, if you just got
Speaker 6: a dodgy lone with you. We're going beautifully here this morning.
Speaker 1: But thank you. What are you happening about this morning?
Speaker 1: You're traveling?
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, the way down inour Oh, good.
Speaker 1: On your Paul, good to talk to you. Thank you
Speaker 1: for that. Fae. Good morning to you in Windsor Guards
Speaker 1: in South Australia.
Speaker 15: Hi, Yes, good morning, how are you tiny? Good morning, Faye,
Speaker 15: Good morning, long song, long songs you wanted to add
Speaker 15: to your d.
Speaker 6: Yes, so really good quality long songs that we could
Speaker 6: have up our sleeve when we have to change studios
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 24: Oh well it made this may be of help. I
Speaker 24: don't know, but if you know Richard Harris with his song.
Speaker 1: Mcgarb, yes, I've forgotten that one.
Speaker 24: Goes for about seven or eight minutes.
Speaker 1: Yes, And I don't think I could take it because
Speaker 1: it took so long to make it. And I'll never
Speaker 1: have that recipe again.
Speaker 24: That's the one.
Speaker 1: What a track, what a song?
Speaker 6: And he was never really a singer, you reckon, not
Speaker 6: really a wonderful performer, but not necessarily a singer. When
Speaker 6: you listen to the Donner Summer version of MacArthur Park, Now, Donna.
Speaker 1: Was a singer.
Speaker 24: Okay, I haven't heard heard that version of it, but
Speaker 24: Richard Harris is the only one I know.
Speaker 6: Which, by the way, I don't want to dismiss it
Speaker 6: because it was a number one thing right around the world.
Speaker 1: There back in the well, that's going to be sixties
Speaker 1: or very early seventies.
Speaker 23: Sixties, it would be the sixties.
Speaker 24: Between the sixties and seventies.
Speaker 1: Yeh, Somewhere in that place. So what a track. Are
Speaker 1: you happy there in that beautiful windsor gardens? Fay?
Speaker 24: Oh yeah, my word, I am. I'm not happy with
Speaker 24: the very cold weather. Obviously cold weather we're having, no
Speaker 24: but you know it is winter, so we've got to
Speaker 24: expect it. Anyway.
Speaker 1: Have you had much rain in your part of the world?
Speaker 1: How much have you had much?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 16: We have.
Speaker 24: We had a heavy shower earlier on last night. I
Speaker 24: could hear it on the roof, but beyond that nothing
Speaker 24: more since then.
Speaker 1: So otherwise a pretty good day.
Speaker 6: Always good to chat. Thank you, keep in touch. Let's
Speaker 6: go to Karen Beach all I, Susie.
Speaker 25: Hi, Hey you guys morning.
Speaker 1: I'm well, thank you, Susie.
Speaker 26: Well, I actually had MacArthur Park as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a track it is. It is a wonderful track.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 26: And also I heard it through the grape vine that
Speaker 26: went Forever.
Speaker 1: The Creden's version.
Speaker 6: That's right, isn't it beautiful? I happened to be listening.
Speaker 6: That's funny you should say that. I happened to be
Speaker 6: listening late last week to that Cosmos Factory album. That's right,
Speaker 6: And I'd forgotten what an extraordinary body of work that was.
Speaker 6: Some of those songs were only two two and a
Speaker 6: half minutes, sometimes three to three in a bit, and
Speaker 6: then you had that version was.
Speaker 1: Just heard it through the grapevine. Amazing work.
Speaker 26: Well, we used to dance and we would be so
Speaker 26: we think the whole is this ever going to end?
Speaker 26: Because going and going and going and a wonderful a compilation.
Speaker 26: One is Stars on forty five, which had you know,
Speaker 26: all different artists.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's right, I've forgotten about them in the eighties,
Speaker 1: those Stars on forty fives, which gets so much airplay,
Speaker 1: didn't they.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it's fantastic. So there's a lot of different versions,
Speaker 26: but they're all good and I still have bows, so
Speaker 26: that's good.
Speaker 6: We should look them up and do a whole list
Speaker 6: of those Stars because I think there was like there
Speaker 6: was a whole list of different variations of songs, and
Speaker 6: then there might have been a theme of I'm thinking
Speaker 6: Abba songs maybe or Beatle songs or whatever they.
Speaker 26: Were, and there was also Grease at Peaks and heaps
Speaker 26: of them all.
Speaker 1: Called Stars on forty five.
Speaker 26: It keeps going and going and going, and you can
Speaker 26: just dance.
Speaker 6: Or night you could, Susie, that may be cool of
Speaker 6: the morning so far, and I thank you very much
Speaker 6: for being part of it. Let's go down to beautiful
Speaker 6: Paynesville here in Victoria, Keith, good morning.
Speaker 13: Good morning, EB one two three with the easy beat.
Speaker 1: But how long did that go?
Speaker 13: I think AB one goes for eight minutes?
Speaker 3: Oh does it really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 28: Ev?
Speaker 1: Oh you mean well no it was.
Speaker 3: Ev.
Speaker 1: Wasn't stand to be corrected on this, Keith, But I
Speaker 1: don't think it was the easy beats.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah it was.
Speaker 1: It was a soul.
Speaker 6: It was a solo single by the former lead singer.
Speaker 1: Of the Eats.
Speaker 16: All right, so it wasn't.
Speaker 1: It's probably probably a subtle but important distinction. It was
Speaker 1: Stevie doing a great great Stevie Wright doing that wonderful Ev.
Speaker 1: And then I think you flipped it over and you've
Speaker 1: got the second part of the song, EV, parts one,
Speaker 1: two and three Stevie right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's right. Yeah, there was one. I just went
Speaker 13: forether it did.
Speaker 1: It did go forever?
Speaker 6: And interestingly enough, Kick you might remember great radio stations
Speaker 6: here in Melbourne. I'm sure the same would have been
Speaker 6: at five a D in Adelaide, or you know a
Speaker 6: six i X or a six PR in Perth.
Speaker 1: They played it on a regular basis as a six
Speaker 1: seven eight minute gathering.
Speaker 13: Look, I lived next to Greg Evans for many years,
Speaker 13: and great had the best collection of.
Speaker 1: Vinyl yeah ever he would have. He was passion he's
Speaker 1: passionate about his music.
Speaker 13: But you know what, well I was. Well, we are
Speaker 13: still friends today, but he and he took them all
Speaker 13: down the tip.
Speaker 1: Oh did well.
Speaker 13: Obviously when he was at three x y in the seventies,
Speaker 13: you got a lot of promotional stuff, and so that'd
Speaker 13: be was a fortune today because the lot of those
Speaker 13: release the regional release album stuff. Anyway, I remember he
Speaker 13: packed him up and took him down.
Speaker 1: Well, he was, he was well and truly amongst it.
Speaker 6: When you think about those those great presenters of the
Speaker 6: old forty twenty two three x white Daves, Greg was
Speaker 6: a part of that. And I think there was a
Speaker 6: time when he had he rated number one for like
Speaker 6: years pretty much number one, number one, number one, number
Speaker 6: one all the time.
Speaker 12: But he also.
Speaker 13: An interesting thing when they're going on now about a
Speaker 13: CDC going down Swanson Street, and I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 13: Greg was the commentator of.
Speaker 1: That, Well, do I hope that's true.
Speaker 6: If that is, I'll ask Dennis o'caine, and I'm sure
Speaker 6: they'd love to get him on and talk about that,
Speaker 6: because that'd be fantastic when they redo it, if they redo.
Speaker 13: It, Yeah, I think, yeah, I'm pretty pretty sure. My
Speaker 13: wife said, as I said, we're next one over.
Speaker 16: Sue was my receptions the great sooner and servants.
Speaker 23: You know.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I met a long, long time ago Keith.
Speaker 13: Well she she was. She worked for me for about
Speaker 13: fifteen years and but but we're next one. But I'm
Speaker 13: pretty sure. In one of our conversations of many and
Speaker 13: interesting think Greg was, you know, because he did perfect match.
Speaker 13: But he's probably the best poetry reader of poetry that
Speaker 13: I've ever met. Many a time we sat by open fires,
Speaker 13: and he's.
Speaker 1: A great or what's the word, or orator orator.
Speaker 13: Poetry and he knows amazing.
Speaker 1: I love that story, Keith. I've got a fly.
Speaker 6: But if you're talking to gree would you pass on
Speaker 6: my love affection and many many regards to him, And
Speaker 6: I'd love to get him on the program one morning.
Speaker 13: Okay, good on you, good on your Keith.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Keith's down there, beautiful Painesville. It's a goodous spot. I've
Speaker 6: even been down there for a long time. We've got
Speaker 6: to do this when we come back. Plenty of time
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Speaker 1: Three I dub here in Melbourne.
Speaker 6: So Morteine Spray made you run or fly Tony if
Speaker 6: you had three hundred and sixty degree vision. Thank you,
Speaker 6: Maggie Stars on forty five. Look at all those nominations.
Speaker 6: Great song in the eighties. Tony macka I'm Not a
Speaker 6: Kennedy was good.
Speaker 1: MAXI thank you for that. Jessica.
Speaker 6: The Allman Brothers band goes for about seven and a
Speaker 6: half and it says Dave in Cranbourne, thank you, Dave.
Speaker 6: Telegraph Road. We're going to play a bit of that
Speaker 6: thick as a brick. Forgot about that about forty three minutes.
Speaker 6: Thick as a Brick Echoes by Pink Floyd twenty three
Speaker 6: minutes MacArthur Park. Yes, you just mentioned two versions earlier,
Speaker 6: famous one Richard Harris sixty eight for Close on ten
Speaker 6: Hotel California. Look at all these nominations. We are the
Speaker 6: world American Pie, Hotel California, Bohemian Rhapsody, Evey's Part one, two.
Speaker 1: And three, just roll them out.
Speaker 6: Where is Greg Evans when we need him as a
Speaker 6: program director? Alfa morning, Good.
Speaker 23: Morning, Tony Mack and Jay.
Speaker 12: You got me back, found you.
Speaker 6: We were talking Greg, and there was a couple of
Speaker 6: other people that I caught up with over the weekend.
Speaker 6: Great friends of yours over many many years from a
Speaker 6: three X y no names, no pactril.
Speaker 23: If Greg Evans has been on with Tony make well,
Speaker 23: I think you'll go to get him on.
Speaker 16: It would be good anyway, is great value?
Speaker 23: Stars on forty five? I'll remind you that you know
Speaker 23: they copied from another track which goes quite a while,
Speaker 23: Let's do it in the eighties by Passion.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, but was that branded Stars on forty five?
Speaker 23: No, but that's the original one where they got the
Speaker 23: idea from. Speaking of the eighties, it's not really a
Speaker 23: long extended Do you remember the song we will be
Speaker 23: singing in the eighties.
Speaker 1: We'll be singing in the ages by the monitors?
Speaker 23: Yes, yeah, I thought you might know it, but yeah,
Speaker 23: I've got passion.
Speaker 6: Then I think they asked the question, though, what will
Speaker 6: we be singing in the eighties?
Speaker 1: What will we be seeing in in the eighties?
Speaker 29: Yeah?
Speaker 23: By the monitors?
Speaker 1: Yeple's you know it? And what about hooked on classics?
Speaker 1: There was a great.
Speaker 6: Version of a whole lot of beautiful classic pieces that
Speaker 6: were also linked in with sort of almost a dance beat,
Speaker 6: hooked on classics?
Speaker 23: Want to looked on hooked on classics? Have you heard
Speaker 23: hooked on hooks?
Speaker 12: The skyhooks medwe No, No.
Speaker 1: I haven't. It had to come though, didn't it hooked
Speaker 1: on hooks? So there you go. We can do a
Speaker 1: whole thing there. So you go hooked on hooks or
Speaker 1: were you stoned on stones?
Speaker 29: Well?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm excellent workout for Thank you. Marion Powderfield Gardens Morning.
Speaker 19: Marion, good morning, Tony and Jay.
Speaker 1: Morning to you. Marion's lovely to hear your voice.
Speaker 19: I got to speak with you.
Speaker 1: You do.
Speaker 19: You're talking about the longevity of songs in the very
Speaker 19: early nineteen eighties, there was a musical called Time. It
Speaker 19: was put together by Dave Clark from Dave Clark five right,
Speaker 19: and it had Cliff Richard's Frederie Mercury and brilliant lyon Oliviier.
Speaker 19: I paid the character a cash.
Speaker 1: Sorry, and this was a record Marion.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it was a.
Speaker 19: Great, big musical it was put on. I don't think
Speaker 19: it had a longevity though. On the theater production. There
Speaker 19: was quite a long list of all these wonderful actors
Speaker 19: and actresses and singers. But there's it's called the Theme
Speaker 19: from Time.
Speaker 6: And it was just simply called the Theme from Time.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much for reminder. I'd have to do
Speaker 6: some research on that and maybe feature that. I don't
Speaker 6: know that I'm familiar with it, but I will. I've
Speaker 6: written it down and we'll have a look at that.
Speaker 1: And maybe give it a run either later on or
Speaker 1: perhaps tomorrow if we get to it. Thank you for that. Mary.
Speaker 6: We've got to do this break when we come back.
Speaker 6: Your calls it is Australia overnight, Tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 6: We've got to go and do a bit of research
Speaker 6: and find some of those hooked on We can have
Speaker 6: a bit of fun with that. Hooked on Swing. Another
Speaker 6: text says Tony mac what's the topic? Paraphrase? Please, there
Speaker 6: is no topic. It's open line.
Speaker 4: Now, this is Australia Open Eyed with Tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Oh jay, this could be the new sort of tone
Speaker 1: of the program. Really don't you love it?
Speaker 16: This?
Speaker 6: I think is hooked on classics. So it was dreadful.
Speaker 6: From the purest point of view, this was an assault.
Speaker 3: Charge.
Speaker 8: But from those of the just like music, it's really good
Speaker 8: listen to this, have a listeners, isn't that fab?
Speaker 1: Look at all the calls hooked on Swing? What's the topic?
Speaker 3: Hell?
Speaker 1: As I mentioned earlier, it's really we don't.
Speaker 6: Have too many topics per se. It's really just open line.
Speaker 6: We wing it a little bit so in other words,
Speaker 6: that when you sit down at the coffee table, the din,
Speaker 6: dining room table, at lunch table, you just sort of.
Speaker 1: Sit there and chat.
Speaker 6: And that's pretty much what we do on Australia Overnight.
Speaker 6: Sometimes we have a slight theme.
Speaker 1: But there is no it's not locked in.
Speaker 6: Feel free to jump on board anything you want to raise,
Speaker 6: anything you've seen, anything you feel really won double three
Speaker 6: six nine three is our telephone number.
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Speaker 1: talk to Marney very shortly. A bathroom etiquet, bathroom divorce.
Speaker 6: Where we're going, Jay, not as sure where we're going, James,
Speaker 6: thank you, Hi, James, good morning, Good morning to you.
Speaker 1: James in Adelaide A little.
Speaker 21: Yeah, tiny said birthday. I've always been referred to as
Speaker 21: a fifth beetle.
Speaker 6: Is that would be I'm going to say a young Sutcliffe?
Speaker 21: Yeah, I yeah, personal young, but they didn't think it
Speaker 21: was that young.
Speaker 1: Twenty one years are only twenty one when he died
Speaker 1: back in sixty two, Stuart Sutcliffe.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and apparently he left him to do painting.
Speaker 29: I read.
Speaker 6: Well at twenty one years of age. He probably wasn't
Speaker 6: too sure what he wanted to do. I guess at
Speaker 6: twenty one, who does the idea of leaving the Beatles?
Speaker 6: I think they were called the Silver Beatles back then.
Speaker 21: Silver, I reader something that it wasn't play was similar
Speaker 21: to Beatles, but not exactly like the beetle, was a
Speaker 21: few words different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, silver Beatles.
Speaker 6: They were known as a Silver Beatles, so there was
Speaker 6: there was a John, there was Paul, there was George,
Speaker 6: plus ste and drummer Pete Best in those days.
Speaker 21: Imagine, yeah, imagine if you know obviously lived longer and yeah,
Speaker 21: what he would have been today.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, but he never really lived, sadly, and only
Speaker 6: twenty one when he passed away in sixty two, So
Speaker 6: we never really saw them, you know, you get to
Speaker 6: the phenomenal heights that they did just a few years later.
Speaker 21: And surprisingly enough, Tony only found out probably about five
Speaker 21: years ago.
Speaker 1: About him, about stud about Stuart.
Speaker 13: Yeah, never knew.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and I'm sure there's people listening right how that
Speaker 21: probably never never knew about it until today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, maybe you could well be right, James, thank you
Speaker 6: for that. Joan, good morning, Yes, Joan, Hello, don't tell
Speaker 6: me good the phones crook again?
Speaker 1: Have we hellow?
Speaker 16: Joan?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hi, good morning morning.
Speaker 20: A couple of things. I just want to say all
Speaker 20: my best to David of.
Speaker 1: Thrill to hear from you.
Speaker 20: Yeah, you know, I think they're in his family. I
Speaker 20: hope they're all Okay. I think of him every day,
Speaker 20: me and my husband, So just all the best to
Speaker 20: him and Tony. Can you believe these cult and.
Speaker 1: Supporters can I believe them.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm looking I'm looking at I'm looking at one
Speaker 6: right now, Joan, Jay the other side of the glass.
Speaker 1: What should we say to him?
Speaker 20: Say, stick with your stick with your team, don't go
Speaker 20: burning your scars and your membership and all that.
Speaker 26: You've got to.
Speaker 20: Stick with him through a thick and thin Tony.
Speaker 1: What do you do? There was a bit on the
Speaker 1: news I think, where people some of those carlt and
Speaker 1: supporters over the weekend were a bit twisted, and they were,
Speaker 1: and even they showed this great picture this little kid
Speaker 1: who looked to me just devastated, might have been six,
Speaker 1: seven or eight years of age, and he was crying
Speaker 1: for his beloved blues.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that was sad, And I mean, you've got to
Speaker 20: stick with them, dee whiz. You know, if I gave
Speaker 20: up on Essen and all the time, I'd never get anywhere.
Speaker 1: Exactly right, Very true, Joan.
Speaker 10: I've been a fan of Carlton since I was about
Speaker 10: seven or eight years of age, and I've never left them,
Speaker 10: and I have never left a game early. And I
Speaker 10: think that's a major thing to take on board if
Speaker 10: you're a fan of a team, even if they're going
Speaker 10: through a bad patch. Short, they're losing.
Speaker 1: You always stayed on the end to stick with them, exactly,
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 29: So.
Speaker 20: Yeah, anyway, you had a nice weekend. It sounds like
Speaker 20: meeting up with your friend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was fantastic, Joan. I'm going to write a
Speaker 1: book about it.
Speaker 6: Was a wonderful It was a wonderful. It was a
Speaker 6: wonderful experience just to sit and chat with people that
Speaker 6: most of which I had not really met before, only
Speaker 6: very casually too, So to spend some time over a
Speaker 6: really nice glass of wine was gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Great experience.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 1: The beautiful Emerald Hotel was fantastic.
Speaker 20: Oh yeah, we're going there this week.
Speaker 1: Well that's the one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the one. So I give my love to
Speaker 6: everybody there. Andy and He's a phenomenal team there. At
Speaker 6: the end of they do a great job, family business
Speaker 6: and they've been doing it for a long time.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we're looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: It's good fun.
Speaker 6: Okay, see it will talk soon if you'd like to
Speaker 6: be part of the program. One double three six nine
Speaker 6: three is a telephone number. Jimmy morning, Yes, jim Hi.
Speaker 28: Go ahead, played good morning too. I heard you were
Speaker 28: doing songs or themes that go for a long time.
Speaker 28: The ones I'm going to mention have probably been mentioned already.
Speaker 28: I don't know what was mentioned because it does stop.
Speaker 28: So it was the theme from Chase mentioned or the
Speaker 28: Jove Bunny mixes?
Speaker 1: No, the jive Bunny. Yes, no, nobody's mentioned have Bunny.
Speaker 28: Okay, that's good. I thought they might have been mentioned. Okay, Tony,
Speaker 28: I must speak to you a bit later in the morning.
Speaker 28: You and Jay, thank you.
Speaker 1: Good on your jive Bunny. We should play a bit
Speaker 1: of Jive Bundy a bit later on Jay, did you
Speaker 1: see that little kid that was crying on the Telly
Speaker 1: Carlton support It was devastating. You said, you've never left
Speaker 1: the ground before the end of the game. It's going
Speaker 1: really bad. I did it once really on the friday
Speaker 1: prior to the eighty eight Grand Final. Yes, I had
Speaker 1: interviewed the then coach John Nordy, so Melbourne into the
Speaker 1: Grand Final up against Hawthorne.
Speaker 6: We got absolutely flowed, absolutely so a couple of mates
Speaker 6: and we said we're out of here halftime. This was
Speaker 6: just dreadful. It was demoralizing. I'd interviewed him on the
Speaker 6: program at six PR and Perth. I beg your pardon
Speaker 6: at three BA in Bellarat because he was a Bellerte boy.
Speaker 6: Johnny North this swoop, as he's much affectionately known, had
Speaker 6: him on the program We're all set to go. I
Speaker 6: was so excited I actually went and resigned. Oh the
Speaker 6: day before, I said, that's it.
Speaker 1: I'm done. Now we're gonna win a win of a
Speaker 1: Grand final.
Speaker 6: Love resigned. Woke up on a Sunday morning thinking whether
Speaker 6: I don't I have no Grand final and no job.
Speaker 1: Awkward, let's do this.
Speaker 6: Where we're going now, we're just going to do a
Speaker 6: feeling of different studio. So I'm all over the show.
Speaker 6: Where we go We're a break and then money Lishman
Speaker 6: bathroom divorce. If you love your partner but find the
Speaker 6: bathroom habits irritating, unfortunate expression, you're certainly not alone. We'll
Speaker 6: find out more about that in just a moment. The
Speaker 6: bathroom divorce can be a thing and we'll.
Speaker 1: Tell you why. The other side of this on Australia Overnight,
Speaker 1: Oh maney.
Speaker 3: Or love this, have a listen.
Speaker 1: Anything by the.
Speaker 30: Mac you know, think a lot, you know and I
Speaker 30: can get the work.
Speaker 1: Mary Elishman.
Speaker 6: He is a health and community psychologist and just a
Speaker 6: lovely person. The bathroom divorce money Leishman, thank you for
Speaker 6: staying up nice and late.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 25: How are we.
Speaker 6: Well given the circumstances of the world tested, I got
Speaker 6: to say, but we.
Speaker 1: Won't come back to that in just a moment.
Speaker 6: I love that little piece that we read maybe a
Speaker 6: few days ago, now the time for the bathroom divorce.
Speaker 1: It made me laugh. And then I discussed it with.
Speaker 6: Some people over the weekend, the bathroom divorce, and they said, oh, no,
Speaker 6: that makes sense. It's a thing.
Speaker 14: It's a thing.
Speaker 25: It's a thing. And I think whenever things are on
Speaker 25: a social media and they're trending, then it's definitely a thing,
Speaker 25: isn't it.
Speaker 6: So just explain for those that may not have seen that,
Speaker 6: to just explain the idea of it, about the frustration
Speaker 6: that many have about maybe a partner's or family members bathroom.
Speaker 6: It sounds a bit naughty, but I don't think it
Speaker 6: is quite that naughty.
Speaker 25: It's definitely not the naughty parts of it. It's actually
Speaker 25: the more irritating, discussing parts of it. And I think
Speaker 25: I think a lot of couples get into conflict for
Speaker 25: a variety of reasons. We know relationships breakdown for a
Speaker 25: myriad of reasons, but the bathroom divorce is more about
Speaker 25: having separate bathroom spaces to avoid conflict. So it might
Speaker 25: be different toilets in the house that you know each
Speaker 25: partner uses, yeah, and a totally different bathroom space because
Speaker 25: a lot of people have different personal habits, and a
Speaker 25: lot of people have different hygiene preferences. And as you
Speaker 25: can imagine, if you're sharing a toilet, a sink, a mirror,
Speaker 25: and a shower, it can be quite irritating kind of
Speaker 25: other people's behaviors.
Speaker 6: Grew up in a house. When I say grew up,
Speaker 6: I was married in a house, wife, two daughters.
Speaker 1: How do you think that works out?
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 9: Poor you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 25: Or poor then maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, they would probably say the same, I love them all,
Speaker 1: but o MG, in the.
Speaker 25: Bathrooms exactly exactly. And you know, there are so many
Speaker 25: different behaviors that I think we all talk about, don't
Speaker 25: we that is really irritating. It might be leaving the
Speaker 25: toilet seed up. It might be leaving kind of hair
Speaker 25: in the sink, or squeezing the toothpaste. You know, at
Speaker 25: the beginning and not at the end.
Speaker 31: Don't start.
Speaker 14: But these little.
Speaker 25: Things, particularly when we communicate to others that we don't
Speaker 25: like them and they don't listen. It just gets repeated
Speaker 25: every day. Can build up, can't it, And it could,
Speaker 25: amongst other things in a relationship, actually contribute to a
Speaker 25: relationship breakdown. So it's worth talking about, I think.
Speaker 1: And I think when you're talking about bathroom you can
Speaker 1: almost move that into the laundry as well. Why do
Speaker 1: you why do you leave the clothes on the bathroom.
Speaker 6: Floor when you know that they need to be Why
Speaker 6: don't you move them into Why is it the expectation
Speaker 6: that mum and dad or somebody else in they use
Speaker 6: do it into.
Speaker 25: The laundry exactly. And there's also that kind of self absorption.
Speaker 25: I think we see it a lot with teenagers, but
Speaker 25: a lot of grown adults do it as well, where
Speaker 25: they're actually not thinking about everybody else, you know, who's
Speaker 25: going to be using the bathroom after them. They'll leave
Speaker 25: towels on the floor, not change toilet rolls, you know.
Speaker 26: Leaving make up.
Speaker 25: You know, a lot of women leave makeup all in
Speaker 25: the sink.
Speaker 26: There's a lot of things that we do that.
Speaker 25: Is very ego centric almost, and we're not really respecting
Speaker 25: other people in the house, And that's kind of almost
Speaker 25: symbolize some of those behaviors that you're not thinking of others.
Speaker 1: Mary. The toilet roll paper from the front down or
Speaker 1: from the back down.
Speaker 25: It's the front down, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Of course it is.
Speaker 6: Of course it is, which just wrong, it's really wrong.
Speaker 6: In fact, anybody who does it that way it should
Speaker 6: be imprisoned.
Speaker 13: Exactly.
Speaker 25: But I'm sure a lot of people would argue argue
Speaker 25: with you on that, but it is very subjective.
Speaker 1: Isn't it change the laws? They should go to.
Speaker 25: Prison, exactly, They need to be banned. Yeah, that's the material.
Speaker 3: It definitely is a thing you go to.
Speaker 6: These beautiful, beautiful homes, display homes and things, and those
Speaker 6: of us that maybe didn't have the luxury of some
Speaker 6: of those gorgeous bathrooms that are now available where you
Speaker 6: could have you have three people in the shower, you
Speaker 6: have two or three beautiful thinks, lots of mirror space,
Speaker 6: lots of heating.
Speaker 1: Different world. That's not the world that most of us
Speaker 1: up in though.
Speaker 25: Well no, no, and I think you know in many
Speaker 25: houses people only they only have one bathroom, So yeah,
Speaker 25: I really, you know, it is about having those boundaries,
Speaker 25: isn't it. And really it really comes down to communication.
Speaker 25: I think you've got to be able to let people,
Speaker 25: particularly if you're in a partnership with someone, you need
Speaker 25: to let them know how you feel about things, why
Speaker 25: you're feeling like that, and what type of behavior needs
Speaker 25: to change for you not to feel like that. And
Speaker 25: I think if the other person's not respecting it, then
Speaker 25: there's there's something deeper there going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something far deeper.
Speaker 6: We'll take some calls on a bathroom habits and bathroom divorces,
Speaker 6: which I just thinking itself, is a very funny and
Speaker 6: interesting expression. Bathroom divorce is one double three six nine
Speaker 6: to three, Maddy. While we've got you here, given what's
Speaker 6: unfolded recently and certainly yesterday, I think it happened around
Speaker 6: about ten o'clock. We saw the news first up yesterday morning,
Speaker 6: Sunday morning, where the was taking place in Iran and
Speaker 6: what's leading up to that and the world in general
Speaker 6: at the moment. It's you would have seen no doubt
Speaker 6: that people have anxiety levels that have skyrocketed, certainly in
Speaker 6: the last twelve or eighteen months.
Speaker 25: Yeah, definitely, definitely. I think it's been skyrocking for years.
Speaker 25: I think people are just absorbing the global crisis because
Speaker 25: and it feels like it's just one after another, doesn't it.
Speaker 25: And the thing is, we can literally see we literally
Speaker 25: can see walk, can't we and every crisis and tragedy
Speaker 25: playing out at the end of our fingertips almost, you know,
Speaker 25: and it's happening in real time. So I think a
Speaker 25: lot of us are absorbing it, but we feel very
Speaker 25: much connected to it, very different to probably fifty years
Speaker 25: ago when you read a newspaper and the event had happened,
Speaker 25: you know, like a week or so after we've before
Speaker 25: we've read it. There's almost a disconnection there, whereas now
Speaker 25: we're actually absorbing at all in real time. And I
Speaker 25: think our brain at some level, yes, it feels so
Speaker 25: real that it's happening to us right now.
Speaker 1: We went.
Speaker 6: For a cup of coffee a little cafe not far
Speaker 6: away from we were living from Berwick. So you get
Speaker 6: in there and you're sort of sitting there and you're
Speaker 6: having a cup of coffee in a bite.
Speaker 1: Two week and we're sitting there chatting.
Speaker 6: We looked around and on around the tables. There would
Speaker 6: have been maybe I'm thinking one three and four might
Speaker 6: have been four other tables being used. Each of the
Speaker 6: four tables had two people on them. Of the five tables,
Speaker 6: including ours, four of them, all of them on the
Speaker 6: other four tables were sitting opposite each other looking at
Speaker 6: their phones. Yeah, found that really remarkable. And it's only,
Speaker 6: you know, ten o'clock on a Saturday.
Speaker 1: Morning, not engaging at all, but all on their phones,
Speaker 1: paying the bill, walking up looking at their phones while
Speaker 1: they were paying the bill, walking out of the cafe,
Speaker 1: looking at their phones.
Speaker 25: Yes, yes, yes, it's conditioning us for us not to
Speaker 25: be without it, isn't it Like it's all we look at,
Speaker 25: but which is kind of a dangerous thing. And the
Speaker 25: thing about I guess, connecting to what we're talking about,
Speaker 25: we're looking at our phones and where we're engaging with that,
Speaker 25: and there's also these world events happening, is that our
Speaker 25: brain is almost tuned in to look for the negative
Speaker 25: and the bad things and scary things and the fearful
Speaker 25: things in our environment. So that's why we tend to
Speaker 25: almost doom scroll without even thinking. So we're constantly looking
Speaker 25: at the bad stuff, often more than the good stuff,
Speaker 25: because our brain's tuned in for that but we've got
Speaker 25: to watch. We have to really be careful because if
Speaker 25: we end up in distress and our anxiety skyrocketing and
Speaker 25: we end up depressed as a result of everything we're absorbed,
Speaker 25: we're not going to be able to help. We can't.
Speaker 25: We'll have to hide away, and that's not going to
Speaker 25: be very beneficial for anyone.
Speaker 6: The other thing that happened to me over the weekend,
Speaker 6: and just to wrap this up because I thought it
Speaker 6: was an interesting experience, there was a person that we
Speaker 6: walk into a particular place, and I won't name.
Speaker 1: The person, but it was somebody that I knew who
Speaker 1: fell down, who had a trip and fell down.
Speaker 6: Now, fortunately I was just behind this person, so I
Speaker 6: was able to hold this person steady to make sure
Speaker 6: that they were okay. Well, so they were still on
Speaker 6: the ground, retrieved a walking stick, but there were.
Speaker 1: People walking past. Nobody helped. One eventually did, but nobody helped.
Speaker 6: And I found that I thought about it for some
Speaker 6: time afterwards, and I thought that was really indicative of well,
Speaker 6: I'm not too sure.
Speaker 25: What yeah exactly. I mean, there is a concept, psychological
Speaker 25: kind of concept called a bystander effect, and before mobiles
Speaker 25: were around, I think we're so distracted with our mobiles
Speaker 25: we probably don't even see half the things that are
Speaker 25: going on anyway.
Speaker 20: But yeah, there is a.
Speaker 25: Concept where people won't go and help people. They'll just
Speaker 25: kind of stand back and kind of wait for the
Speaker 25: first person to do something. Yeah, it's interesting behavior, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Look at all these texts, I love the show.
Speaker 6: There is one here that says, agree with you and
Speaker 6: money about going to prison on how the toilet roll paper.
Speaker 1: I don't know that you said an idea, and I
Speaker 1: don't want to put you into this yet with you,
Speaker 1: but it's very very funny.
Speaker 6: Young son left a pile of toilet rolls on the
Speaker 6: floor his bathroom.
Speaker 1: His bathroom. Now it's our bathroom. Money. Thank you for
Speaker 1: staying up nice and it's always good to talk. We'll
Speaker 1: build again soon.
Speaker 6: By Maney Liishman, Health and community psychologist.
Speaker 1: It is Australia overnight.
Speaker 32: Yeah, this runs for a bed eight minutes Oregon Donna
Speaker 32: Summer with bab Strives in enough Gold.
Speaker 3: Up not.
Speaker 33: If you have your feel at the check pad there,
Speaker 33: you can't do it.
Speaker 3: Tell Mester, just.
Speaker 18: Get upper house, thank you, saying on Sully enough just
Speaker 18: look at in the Shine, Can't Can't go on No.
Speaker 3: Long?
Speaker 18: Falling out that Door, Last Dreams.
Speaker 1: It was such a brilliant production on many many levels.
Speaker 6: I mean, you look at the great voice that was
Speaker 6: done the summer anyway, and look at this Barbra Streisan,
Speaker 6: who at a time just showed phenomenal versatility. Probably not
Speaker 6: necessarily a rock pop icon in that sense, but when
Speaker 6: you add all that into her extraordinary body of work,
Speaker 6: it's hard to dismiss it if you would ever think
Speaker 6: that that was an even a possibility. One double, three,
Speaker 6: six nine three In the text line I'll get to
Speaker 6: some of them. There are too many humble apologies. Zero
Speaker 6: four double seven six nine three six nine three Donna
Speaker 6: Summer Barbara Strine a eleven minutes.
Speaker 1: Thank you, David love the show. Thank you.
Speaker 6: Another one says agree with you about the prison. Yes,
Speaker 6: that should be the rule of toilets that wash and
Speaker 6: blow dry Bruno maybe one day or.
Speaker 1: Although having said that, oh no, I can't do that
Speaker 1: on air.
Speaker 6: Dave Clark's Time Musical premiered at the Dominion Theater, London, London.
Speaker 6: Starr In Cliff Richard and Sir Lawrence Olivier, the world
Speaker 6: Premier of Time musical is held at the Dominion Top
Speaker 6: text Mate, thank You, the Dominion Theater in London, where
Speaker 6: it ran for two years. Time featured two tracks, in
Speaker 6: My Defense and Time, which Freddie Mercury recorded and were
Speaker 6: included were included Just having a Look We heard. Cast
Speaker 6: album did not appear in the musical itself, except a
Speaker 6: special charity performance fourteenth of April nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 1: What did you say, Break? Did you say? No?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 1: I was just helping you. Oh, thank you, Thank you, LeeAnne,
Speaker 1: Good morning to you were Leanne, Hello.
Speaker 23: Good morning morning.
Speaker 34: I had I have some long songs for you, long
Speaker 34: songs fire okay, also barn By craft Work.
Speaker 6: And a few people. The few people said that through craftwork.
Speaker 27: Yes, the end by the doors is eleven point four three,
Speaker 27: which one the end by the doors.
Speaker 1: I've got to get more into the doors.
Speaker 6: People tell me that I missed something during the sixties
Speaker 6: with the doors.
Speaker 27: Yes, and no, you have and you haven't. Some songs
Speaker 27: are good.
Speaker 6: I mean, Writers on the Storm was a phenomenal purse.
Speaker 1: It's a great piece of rock music history.
Speaker 23: I like Roadhouse Blues.
Speaker 6: Another one, but after that, I'm not too sure that
Speaker 6: I can instantly think of one.
Speaker 27: Okay, I've got a couple more songs. Tubular Bells by Night.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I Reckon that was the founder of Virgin. I Reckon
Speaker 1: that was his first I Reckon that was his first
Speaker 1: album on that made him a squillion dollars on that
Speaker 1: Virgin label.
Speaker 27: My dad had it. And I've also got loved to
Speaker 27: Love Your Baby by Donna Summer.
Speaker 1: Yeah she is some great social she was. She was
Speaker 1: an incredible artist, Donna Summer, wasn't she?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 23: She was.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I like I Love to Love your Baby. It's
Speaker 27: a good song. Also there was I was a rolling Stone.
Speaker 27: There was a few by Bob Dylan as well, but
Speaker 27: I didn't want to go too far.
Speaker 1: Were you going along beautifully? How was your weekend?
Speaker 27: I had a dinner party last night, a DP you hosted.
Speaker 6: I hosted and cooked everything from scratch or go through
Speaker 6: the menu briefly.
Speaker 27: Gallic corns in cast iron pots. Then we had lightly
Speaker 27: crumb chicken breast that had lemon ze throat baked with
Speaker 27: baked zucchini, sweet potato, chapped potatoes, capsicum, red onions and
Speaker 27: tomatoes with herb ins herbs, fresh herbs in the oil
Speaker 27: all over it. And then I made, and that had
Speaker 27: a yogurt accompaniment which was lemon and parsley in it,
Speaker 27: and it was Chira massou with and then netpresso coffee.
Speaker 1: Beautiful. When's the next one?
Speaker 35: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Did you ever go to one of those dinner party
Speaker 6: things that they were called a You know, when you'd
Speaker 6: go from house to house, so you'd have the first
Speaker 6: course at house number one, then you go to the
Speaker 6: second house for a second course. Main course would be
Speaker 6: third house. Dessert and drinks might be at the fourth house.
Speaker 20: Never.
Speaker 3: Never did.
Speaker 27: The people that came to dinner last night, she looked
Speaker 27: after night. She was one of the ladies that looked
Speaker 27: after my animals. So I invited her and a husband
Speaker 27: for that was the reward for you know, the payment
Speaker 27: basically for looking after my babies while I was away.
Speaker 27: Nice id Yeah, yeah, everyone got something.
Speaker 6: Well, Lee, and we'll all come up there to Minya.
Speaker 6: It will be at the next one, all right. For
Speaker 6: how many people do you reckon? You could cater at
Speaker 6: one hundred.
Speaker 9: But I think.
Speaker 13: Good.
Speaker 1: Thanks one, no one under lea.
Speaker 6: That's funny, thank you, one double three six nine three.
Speaker 6: We're talking about typewriters. Given the typewriters are painted by
Speaker 6: Christopher Latham, no relation to back in eighteen sixty eight.
Speaker 6: So it occurred to me the typewriters, it would be
Speaker 6: people listening right now that somewhere sometimes learned how to type.
Speaker 1: Now we take it for granted. Those of us that
Speaker 1: aren't really typists can still think we can type now,
Speaker 1: because we do all that sort of stuff on our
Speaker 1: phones infinitely more often than you would have sat down
Speaker 1: at one of those big typewriters.
Speaker 6: The question about that is where did you learn to type?
Speaker 6: And that one here says it's oh one here ending
Speaker 6: in seven seven one says can you just blow that up?
Speaker 1: Or that is blown up?
Speaker 6: I did shorthand typing in year eleven at school. Back
Speaker 6: in nineteen sixty nine tone I went to the here's
Speaker 6: the name, the homes Business College for one year. People
Speaker 6: in Victoria, I reckon would remember that the Homes Business College.
Speaker 6: Got a job at the T and G, which is
Speaker 6: a corner of Collins and Russell. January of nineteen seventy.
Speaker 6: We had manual typewriters and I worked in the agency admin.
Speaker 1: Then we went very up market with IBM typewriters, and
Speaker 1: I was in charge of the typing pool until October seven,
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty. What a career from sixty nine seventy right
Speaker 1: through the nineteen age so good, ten eleven years. Came
Speaker 1: home from work October seven, had my first baby on
Speaker 1: the eighth of October, two months prem Janet.
Speaker 6: What a great story. The Homes Business College. What about
Speaker 6: those business colleges that you would have learned those sort
Speaker 6: of things.
Speaker 1: And I think remember last year we spoke about there
Speaker 1: was a there was a great school. I think it
Speaker 1: was in Melbourne when they were national. I think I'm
Speaker 1: going to say it was Susan Johnson, Susan Johnson where
Speaker 1: young ladies we'd go to Susan Johnson for a training
Speaker 1: on what to wear, how to wear it and of
Speaker 1: like a semi modeling course one double three, six, nine
Speaker 1: to three. Will do this? Come back your cause the
Speaker 1: other side, Susan Johnson.
Speaker 6: Look at this was founded in nineteen seventy nine, has
Speaker 6: been at the forefront of delivering confidence and we all
Speaker 6: need a bit of confidence. Jay, you and I could
Speaker 6: still go there because they're still around. Image development model training.
Speaker 6: See you're young enough and gorgeous enough to be a model.
Speaker 1: You could do that.
Speaker 6: Susan Johnson are renowned throughout Australia as superior quality training
Speaker 6: programs that really do make a difference. Today, they're more
Speaker 6: committed than ever to producing results of the graduates through
Speaker 6: high caliber training courses, exclusive after course assistance programs. So
Speaker 6: if you could do the girls modeling and makeup parties,
Speaker 6: you could do women's image development courses, you could do
Speaker 6: male image development courses, female finishing courses. What was a
Speaker 6: feet what would what would you do with a finishing course? No,
Speaker 6: that was That's probably how much I feel too female
Speaker 6: finishing and modeling causes.
Speaker 3: Across too many lines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a.
Speaker 6: There was a very popular school at a girlfriend who
Speaker 6: left me and went to a place in Switzerland, to
Speaker 6: a so called finishing school in Switzerland. Went to Switzerland,
Speaker 6: never heard saw of her again, never finished. Well maybe
Speaker 6: I don't know, but it was a really interesting thing.
Speaker 6: This is now seventy seventy three, seventy four. I'm thinking
Speaker 6: to a Swiss finishing school, very famous Swiss finishing school.
Speaker 6: And I was in my head it probably had you
Speaker 6: know how to set a table, do play settings at
Speaker 6: a dining table? In my head, but I have no.
Speaker 3: Idea what they did there would have been back in
Speaker 3: the old days, wasn't.
Speaker 1: I hang, I'm not that old digger the ser come
Speaker 1: here and I'll smag you around. Yeah, thank you? One,
Speaker 1: double three six nine three? Where were we going?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Let's take some calls. Where are we up to? Nathan? Hello?
Speaker 1: Just a quickie Hello Nathan morning?
Speaker 13: Okay, Tony here?
Speaker 1: Are you really well? Thank you for asking him? Well?
Speaker 1: What about yourself? Are you happy and smiling? Nathan?
Speaker 13: Yes, I'm happy. Colin We've got Colin won.
Speaker 1: What about those Maggie's mate jees? Are looking good? Nathan?
Speaker 36: And what do you think about the coach of Carlton
Speaker 36: if they're going to get rid of him?
Speaker 28: What you do you.
Speaker 6: Think the coach of Carlton? Yeah, well, let me go
Speaker 6: back to the passionate Carlton supporter at this stage. Do
Speaker 6: you look at the coach? No, keep the coach, Keep
Speaker 6: the coach. I say, keep the coach. We've gone through
Speaker 6: too many coaches and look.
Speaker 1: Too many coaches and hasn't worked out. Well. What about
Speaker 1: the assistant? Could you say? The assistant coaches and coaches
Speaker 1: need to have a bit of a dn M. They
Speaker 1: got to step up assistant coaches.
Speaker 13: And are you talking about songs long songs, Yeah, long ones,
Speaker 13: the best by Tina Turner.
Speaker 1: Simply the best.
Speaker 36: Yeah, goes to five, it goes over five minutes.
Speaker 13: That's my favorite song.
Speaker 1: I'm really impressed with people have remembered the length of
Speaker 1: a particular song.
Speaker 3: It's great and I.
Speaker 36: Just want to have say cherry to everybody. I'm not
Speaker 36: thinking of I'm thinking of David as well from very
Speaker 36: old about what he's going through. Yeah, I was thinking
Speaker 36: of him as well.
Speaker 1: Very good on you. That's very kind of you know,
Speaker 1: than there's a lot of people in that world that
Speaker 1: are going through a pretty tough time.
Speaker 36: Did Melbourne win know over the way ten we had a.
Speaker 1: Buye fortunately, so we're by Melbourne standards. That's a win,
Speaker 1: I thought, yeah, yeah. So we're back there next week.
Speaker 36: And I'm going to the cart and Colin will game
Speaker 36: that I'm on the fourth.
Speaker 1: What a match that'll be.
Speaker 6: That will be a ripping competition just because of the
Speaker 6: history between those two clubs. Nathan always good to chat.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Maxie Greensboro morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, Maxie.
Speaker 12: So the goes for a long time. He's got eleven
Speaker 12: minutes that kissed me by the Zeppelin Graffiti album.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, Yeah, how good was the Zepp How good
Speaker 6: was Zeppelin back in the day in the late sixties
Speaker 6: into the seventies.
Speaker 1: Zeppelin one, two, three, four and five.
Speaker 12: This is a physical graff.
Speaker 1: Physical graffiti. What an album? Good good on your MAXI
Speaker 1: thank you for that great reminder. Leo on the road again.
Speaker 1: How was the weekend?
Speaker 7: Very slow? But then again, it's winter, so.
Speaker 1: You expect that, so you put it down the winter.
Speaker 7: Definitely. Every year about this time it goes really slow.
Speaker 7: You've got winter, and you've got that tax time. If
Speaker 7: you're not doing well the ordering and that sort of thing,
Speaker 7: you're worried about how much you have to pay on
Speaker 7: your tax.
Speaker 1: From a business point of view, yes, so.
Speaker 7: And people still go out if it's a special occasion
Speaker 7: like a weddings, et cetera, and so on, but that's
Speaker 7: about it. It's I mean, I'll get a lot of
Speaker 7: people going out to birthdays, but not that many people
Speaker 7: going out for just to go out. And plus it
Speaker 7: is cold, cold.
Speaker 1: But it's winter.
Speaker 6: People know it's wind it surely you reckon, but that
Speaker 6: impacts on people's social behavior, social routine.
Speaker 7: Well, if you're looking about going out. You look outside
Speaker 7: about two three in the afternoon, and if it's part
Speaker 7: of a nice day, people think Noel'll stay in.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well myself, yeah, well, I've got to say this time
Speaker 6: of the year, I can happily do that too. We
Speaker 6: had plans at one stage you go to Pran Market
Speaker 6: and then after watching watching the Insiders and then the announcement.
Speaker 1: Just to the the end of.
Speaker 6: Insiders, I thought, you know, I think I'm going to
Speaker 6: stay here and just absorb what happens over the next
Speaker 6: few hours.
Speaker 7: Now exactly last time in some areas we've had we
Speaker 7: got down to one. So but it was but I mean,
Speaker 7: I've got a few things done. At least I went
Speaker 7: to a friend's birthday party on Saturday and went to
Speaker 7: work after that. Was good. At least I get, you know,
Speaker 7: I just accepted that this is the way it is
Speaker 7: this time of year.
Speaker 6: We should do a segment a regular basis, you know,
Speaker 6: with you Leah about things about which people are talking.
Speaker 1: In the back of their uber.
Speaker 6: Okay, things about which people are speaking in the back
Speaker 6: of the uber one double three six nine three, and
Speaker 6: make some notes topics things that are discussed in the
Speaker 6: back of the uber and if you.
Speaker 1: Need to, if you send pictures you.
Speaker 7: Are clean ones.
Speaker 6: Well you know we're an adult audience. Yes, we're an
Speaker 6: adult audience. I'll bet there are some interesting things I
Speaker 6: can't imagine you. So it's about taxation. So people as
Speaker 6: do they say, well, we're not doing too much because
Speaker 6: we're really concerned about our tax.
Speaker 7: Not directly none, but like I said, I picked up
Speaker 7: already three people tonight. They were coming home from woo
Speaker 7: Worth doing their yearly audited What at at Woolworth's from
Speaker 7: the willers Eat stores are doing their audits. Yeah, this
Speaker 7: is the time of year they do.
Speaker 1: Their audit yeap, which would be massive.
Speaker 7: It is be massive, yes, because every stores but whatever
Speaker 7: one thousand items, by how many by how many boxes,
Speaker 7: how many singles? And this is the time of year
Speaker 7: gros clean holes came up and wo worse and this
Speaker 7: is the time they want to make sure the underneath
Speaker 7: were absolutely spotless. Noo can snow packets of chips or
Speaker 7: anything that's under there. And we used to go through
Speaker 7: and like literally we'll find to cod to make sure
Speaker 7: it was that at least one of them a couple
Speaker 7: of nights would be completely done. That's yeah, and but yeah,
Speaker 7: and that's basically.
Speaker 1: That'd be a tough little job, wouldn't it.
Speaker 13: It was?
Speaker 7: But I mean if you normally, what I'd do is
Speaker 7: you're supposed to do every single week, every single hole.
Speaker 7: But if you do two three at night, there's not
Speaker 7: a problem. But when you have to do the whole
Speaker 7: store again and again, it got a bit tiring.
Speaker 1: Well, it would be really like just a bit dull
Speaker 1: and boring.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know, you just you get in the
Speaker 7: momentum and let's say you do it.
Speaker 1: It'll take your word on that.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Also, my wife she was a stenographer.
Speaker 1: Oh really, where did she learn?
Speaker 23: You remember?
Speaker 7: No, we can do a course, but I also did
Speaker 7: a finishing course which caused a lot of in the house.
Speaker 7: For example, we had eleven different types of knives, seven forks,
Speaker 7: and eight spoons, and I was always bringing the wrong one.
Speaker 1: What so that was a kitchen divorce? You reckon?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: That is fantastic.
Speaker 1: You sound a little brighter and happier, okajion.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's getting closer to.
Speaker 1: The universal passing, which would be one year. Yeah, my goodness,
Speaker 1: whiz it around the.
Speaker 7: House, don't help I mean, I was a bit down earlier,
Speaker 7: because when I'm down, it doesn't last more than a
Speaker 7: couple of hours, probably maximum three hours, but usually after
Speaker 7: an hour I'm starting picking up. But just before I
Speaker 7: left for work, I looked down, I saw her the
Speaker 7: certificate I had to bring for the ashes when I
Speaker 7: went through customs.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, Leo, we'll talk more about that as we get
Speaker 6: closer to that anniversary. I'm sure you look after yourself
Speaker 6: and won't talk. So if you're sending you thank you for that.
Speaker 6: If you're sending a text, look at these wonderful texts.
Speaker 6: I'll get to them in just a moment. Zero four
Speaker 6: double seven six nine three six nine three. Great question here,
Speaker 6: This one in particular, says Tony mc.
Speaker 1: That girlfriend that I went to Switzerland a sack of
Speaker 1: a Kerr girl or a Coraler girl.
Speaker 6: I can't say, Graham, I really can't say.
Speaker 4: Now, this is a Stradio Open Eyes with Tony McManus.
Speaker 3: Good on you, Alex.
Speaker 1: In the newsroom. It's a big welcome to the six
Speaker 1: PR listeners. Harvey Deagan has jumped into the vehicle of choice,
Speaker 1: probably wrapped with a hawthorn football scarf around his neck.
Speaker 1: I would think this time of the year, well done
Speaker 1: Harvey for remember when part of the six PR team
Speaker 1: for many a year and Katie Katie his executive producer. Gee,
Speaker 1: they've been working together for a long time.
Speaker 6: So for six PR listeners, you can jump on board
Speaker 6: with us, come part of it. Australia Overnight Tony McManus
Speaker 6: one double three six nine three, one double three six
Speaker 6: nine three for the text line zero four double seven
Speaker 6: six nine three six nine three. Oh, I should say
Speaker 6: for six PR listeners, just your usual talkback number, which
Speaker 6: is one double three eight eighty two.
Speaker 1: It's pretty easy.
Speaker 6: One double three eight eighty two. Anything you want to
Speaker 6: raise on the program? Was she from Finland?
Speaker 1: Rob? No, she wasn't. Thank you, thank you that. I'm
Speaker 1: not too sure where the connection is.
Speaker 6: I just happened to mention in the funny how people
Speaker 6: grasp something by the shortened curlies, where I said this
Speaker 6: was a girl friend who went to a school in Switzerland,
Speaker 6: went to this school in Switzerland. Then we never saw
Speaker 6: her again. I often think of her. What would have
Speaker 6: happened to her in Switzerland? Was it all about just
Speaker 6: learning to do?
Speaker 1: What? In Switzerland? Would you how to speak?
Speaker 6: How to Curtsey, I have no idea why you would
Speaker 6: go to a finishing school in Switzerland, but apparently at
Speaker 6: the time that was a bit of the go.
Speaker 1: Stenographers. We've been talking about stenographers. Look at this, Leo says,
Speaker 1: two hundred and twenty five to three hundred words a minute,
Speaker 1: up to one hundred and eight thousand words for eight hours.
Speaker 6: Gee, you'd have to be really good at doing that
Speaker 6: sort of work, wouldn't you. The only Briton we mentioned
Speaker 6: that is typewriters were invented on this day. The typewritere, well,
Speaker 6: not invented necessarily, but certainly patented by Christopher Latham Mark's
Speaker 6: great great great grandfather in the USA back in eighteen
Speaker 6: sixty eight, the painter of the type Pride. So there
Speaker 6: would be many people we're talking about Susan Johnson schools
Speaker 6: around Victoria. I'm sure there would have been very similar
Speaker 6: versions of it too in South Australia and in.
Speaker 1: WA in those days.
Speaker 6: Where you would have learned Susan Johnson here in Melbourne
Speaker 6: Training Organization, but then where you would.
Speaker 1: Have learned to type and deportment schools for young ladies
Speaker 1: back in the day.
Speaker 6: Where did you go if you went. How important were
Speaker 6: they and what was the what did you do after that?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 6: Double three six nine three K, Good morning, per Ferntree.
Speaker 1: Gully morning, hid weather.
Speaker 2: It's a lot warmer to night than it was last
Speaker 2: night because like we did, deduct about three two or
Speaker 2: three degrees from the city temperature overnight and tonight it's
Speaker 2: really quite mild compared to what it was last night.
Speaker 1: It's interesting about the weather.
Speaker 6: We seem. You and I have been around for a
Speaker 6: few years, K and I say that we've great.
Speaker 2: I think I've been around a bit longer.
Speaker 1: Well, you may be surprised about that, kay, Well, I
Speaker 1: was born in forty seven. You pit me by a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 6: The point of that story is that even an oh,
Speaker 6: we're still mismerized by what happens in winter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well sort of living up here as well.
Speaker 16: Yeah, of course I love it and everything.
Speaker 2: But it does get really cold, but didn't get in summer.
Speaker 2: It gets pretty hot as well, So I like it
Speaker 2: up here. I've moved up here as my husband who
Speaker 2: now passed away, like yeah, twelve years ago, and yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll just stayed here ever since I met Oh, I've
Speaker 2: got a stay for too much longer because my troubles
Speaker 2: could have gone up down the stairs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, as I can. So would you think
Speaker 1: about it? And if you if you were to go
Speaker 1: somewhere or move into another sort of a property, what
Speaker 1: do you think? What have you thought about?
Speaker 2: I really don't know, because I like it here.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I've got quite a.
Speaker 2: Good view over the city from my balcony and I
Speaker 2: see Cooko bars every day. Yeah, so it's sort of
Speaker 2: in the neighbors up here are really nice. I'm in
Speaker 2: like a court area, so very nice neighbors, and I'm
Speaker 2: just hanging here as long as I can. I don't
Speaker 2: know where i'd go.
Speaker 1: Would you would you be would you be in a
Speaker 1: position to sell move into something a bit smaller that
Speaker 1: didn't require stairs.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's probably still.
Speaker 1: In that area.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm just still sort of cogitating on that, to be honest.
Speaker 2: But the main reason I sort of rang I went
Speaker 2: to Susan Johnson years ago. No, No, I was living
Speaker 2: in Blacksburn and you know, close to box Hill, and
Speaker 2: it was a finishing course and you sort of did
Speaker 2: you make up in your walking and care and all
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff. I really loved it, and also
Speaker 2: that I went to Stop Business College in the city
Speaker 2: to learn to do speed typing the old plug and
Speaker 2: course switchboards and also shorthand.
Speaker 1: Okay that was Stop Shorthand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had a stop at glenn Ferry as well.
Speaker 2: I went to the one in the city within Swanson Street.
Speaker 1: That's the one I remember in Swanston Street.
Speaker 23: Stots Yeah, Stots.
Speaker 2: Dotch One more Things a long song that I absolutely love.
Speaker 2: It's the album version of the sweets Love is like oxygen.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, yes, yes, is brilliant.
Speaker 2: And actually tiny. I heard heard it first on three
Speaker 2: AW I think when I could have been pre to
Speaker 2: I think, and they played it and I thought that
Speaker 2: is absolutely beautiful. So I looked it up and then
Speaker 2: I sort of fell in love with a tweet.
Speaker 13: To be honest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course all over again. So who would have
Speaker 1: played Who would have played it before? Tony Moakley, Keith McGowan,
Speaker 1: surely not. The peer might have been Yeah, it might
Speaker 1: have been Alan. He would have done it Saturday Sunday.
Speaker 2: Really his name Andrew McClaren.
Speaker 6: Andrew was sitting in because Andrew, of course as the
Speaker 6: co host these days.
Speaker 1: I remember when on three o W with Simon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he was doing it for a while.
Speaker 2: So and then, of course I used to listen to
Speaker 2: Keith mcga one years ago. But yeah, so I've listened
Speaker 2: for a long time.
Speaker 6: Well, are you caught up with Keith's wife, Angela on
Speaker 6: the weekend?
Speaker 2: I remember Angela?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Andrew was having a birthday on the weekend
Speaker 1: and she's only she's only think I remember.
Speaker 2: I remember Keith used to talk to Crystal Lord Meadows
Speaker 2: and instead of it's just.
Speaker 1: Like medication time, medication Dan, he was, he was just
Speaker 1: he was just brilliant.
Speaker 6: Keith and I actually shared with Angela on Saturday afternoon
Speaker 6: at the meeting that we had at the Emerald.
Speaker 1: And I said, you know, he was in fantastic form and.
Speaker 6: When I went through a bit of a lull in
Speaker 6: terms of what I wanted to do, and he ended
Speaker 6: up going up and doing the breakfast showing Cairns. One
Speaker 6: of the first people, if not the first person on
Speaker 6: the phone was Keith.
Speaker 2: Wow, you've been around you'd well, well, it probably sounds
Speaker 2: like that, not really, but it probably.
Speaker 1: Sounds like that.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 13: Let you go.
Speaker 1: And okay, it's always good to talk to you. Thank
Speaker 1: you for being part of the program.
Speaker 2: You need to listen to that silence.
Speaker 1: Well, I've got another one up the sleeve. And I
Speaker 1: just said to Jay, let's see we can find it,
Speaker 1: and he said, I've never heard of it. I'll give
Speaker 1: you a clue. Yeah, I'll give you a clue. It
Speaker 1: goes for about eighteen minutes. Excuse me.
Speaker 3: A cough.
Speaker 6: Goes for about eighteen minutes. Yeah, and it features the
Speaker 6: words and they all moved up the bench.
Speaker 2: Oh don't know about that one. It's going to be
Speaker 2: the album move and that's the long one of the.
Speaker 9: Love.
Speaker 7: Its beautiful.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, excuse me, keep listening. Yeah, I will coughing something
Speaker 1: for forgive me. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: We do for a break? Okay, we might do it.
Speaker 3: Excuse me.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that's about. I do a quick
Speaker 1: break and come back to the other side. You know
Speaker 1: that song that I mentioned to you, Jay, that goes
Speaker 1: for about eighteen minutes. You said, well, I've never heard it.
Speaker 1: So I'm just reading some of the lyrics and it
Speaker 1: refers to Officer Obie, don't play only because it goes
Speaker 1: for about eighteen minutes. And you can imagine the emails
Speaker 1: you would receive. I'll get away with it. You would
Speaker 1: be you'd be in strive. Obi said he was making sure,
Speaker 1: and friends, Obi was because he took out the toilet
Speaker 1: seat so I couldn't.
Speaker 6: Hit myself over the head and drown. That's not the
Speaker 6: best part of the path that I'm looking for.
Speaker 1: The lyrics is when he uses that words Obie looked
Speaker 1: and the scene the eye dog when twenty seven eight
Speaker 1: ten colored glossy pictures with the circles and arrows and
Speaker 1: a paragraph on the back of each one looked at
Speaker 1: the c and I dog and twenty seven eight x
Speaker 1: ten glossy pictures with the circles and arrows and the
Speaker 1: paragraph on the back of each one began to cry.
Speaker 6: It's just a cleverly written piece. But the great line
Speaker 6: in there is when he declared that he was in
Speaker 6: there in the prison for litter and all the other
Speaker 6: prisoners moved away from him because he was only in
Speaker 6: there for glittering.
Speaker 1: Back in the time the song is you watch the
Speaker 1: text line.
Speaker 6: I won't mention the song, but people will know that
Speaker 6: great line to do with littering one double three six
Speaker 6: nine three is the number. But for those of you
Speaker 6: on text zero four double seven six nine three six
Speaker 6: nine three and then we might play a little bit
Speaker 6: of it. If we played eighteen minutes. We've been a
Speaker 6: whole lot of strife, but it is just a fantastic
Speaker 6: piece key Kira, good morning.
Speaker 3: I had to look.
Speaker 1: I had to look at the screen twice to make
Speaker 1: sure it was you.
Speaker 16: Good morning, Hey Tony.
Speaker 25: How are you well?
Speaker 1: More importantly, Kira, what about you? I've got a shocking throat.
Speaker 1: But apart from that, how are you?
Speaker 9: You need some golden flue chat?
Speaker 1: But oh I need more than that, Coira, I think
Speaker 1: I need you.
Speaker 6: I think I think I need a shot of that
Speaker 6: whiskey to David's me.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, I think I'll have a couple of
Speaker 9: those on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: What's happening for you on Tuesday? Just bring us up
Speaker 1: to date.
Speaker 9: I hit the route of sixty six on Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Good and happy birthday, many happy returns for Tuesday. That's
Speaker 6: tomorrow Tuesday.
Speaker 9: No no, no, no, no, today yeah tom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Today, Today's Monday. Today's Monday, so tomorrow Tuesday.
Speaker 9: Yeah. I'm going to ring up and get you to
Speaker 9: play a nice birthday.
Speaker 1: I promise you. I will do that very happily for you. Work, Carara,
Speaker 1: Just bring us up to date you're in, You're how
Speaker 1: are you feeling, how are you're traveling.
Speaker 9: I've got some good news to tell. I'm not doing
Speaker 9: the same too much to my birthday when I hit
Speaker 9: sixty six. I've got good news for you and Jay
Speaker 9: and every all the other listeners. It's really good news.
Speaker 1: Fantasy word. Pleased to hear that.
Speaker 9: Caira, Yeah, Tony, today I've got to go to Peter mccolln.
Speaker 9: That's all right, it's still going to be good news.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I've got a busy week. Today I go and see
Speaker 9: the Titanic and on Friday night. I just went to
Speaker 9: the show the other night, Tony. Anthony Klea. Friday night,
Speaker 9: I've got the countdown one. So if you see Billy
Speaker 9: canaw me? Mate, you come along. There's plenty of tickets
Speaker 9: for sale, Tony, you're over ball.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, well, Billy, Billy. I don't know whether Billy's
Speaker 1: going or not. Where is it here?
Speaker 9: Yes, Frank Sinansen and Brian Maddis. Is there quite a few.
Speaker 9: I got the front row, Tony. My mate was on
Speaker 9: Facebook the other day the other night there like like
Speaker 9: Wilbur Wild and all that, and I don't know how
Speaker 9: they did it, but they did it somehow.
Speaker 1: They got his number, sorry, got whose number, Wilbur Wild.
Speaker 9: They got his number on face that they rang up.
Speaker 9: I thought it was a prank and that and they
Speaker 9: got him and they said, this is Wilbwold speak, and
Speaker 9: who was this? You know? This is people I know
Speaker 9: that did it. They said, shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 6: Well, will will is pretty smart. Let me tell you,
Speaker 6: he'll manage that. It's not when people do that, it
Speaker 6: never makes sense to me. But Willie all will manage that.
Speaker 9: I did it, Tony, I've got no idea because I
Speaker 9: know them well what I'm sixty six, probably fifty years
Speaker 9: and they wouldn't tell me something that's not. Whether it
Speaker 9: is or not, I don't know.
Speaker 1: So just so I'm clear about that. So somebody published
Speaker 1: a private phone number.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, And I told him not to.
Speaker 6: As I always say, here's the thing, here's the rule
Speaker 6: of thumb where possible, here's the code. Don't be a dick.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I told him. I said, you shouldn't even know
Speaker 9: what's good for you. If you did, I buy that.
Speaker 9: I'm glad. I hope you hadn't. But then I'm off
Speaker 9: to another show on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Night, don't you, you little dirty stop out? Good girl,
Speaker 1: good girl, you.
Speaker 9: Think some much? All might as well when I can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you're feeling well enough to do it? Why
Speaker 1: would you not?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Should He told me that when I was young?
Speaker 1: Exactly right, Kurra.
Speaker 6: It's good to hear from you, and make sure you
Speaker 6: call it on the Tuesday morning for the brecky for
Speaker 6: the birthday, and we'll have a big conversation about about
Speaker 6: all sorts of things for your sixty sixth. Good on you,
Speaker 6: Graham spot On, Absolutely right. This is the song to
Speaker 6: which I referred. Another one says lots of them coming
Speaker 6: in now, Graham, you're right, text ending in three nine
Speaker 6: six is correct, but it's not the person who sang it.
Speaker 6: I don't know who you've mentioned Errol there anyway, I digress,
Speaker 6: So lots of text about that. So we might play
Speaker 6: a little bit very shortly. David, have you landed? You're
Speaker 6: still in Darwin?
Speaker 37: No, I'm hearing.
Speaker 1: Different David.
Speaker 37: Hello, David, Yeah, I live on My place is near
Speaker 37: David who wrote that beautiful.
Speaker 1: Intro to your Yeah, he wrote the lyrics, and then
Speaker 1: it's the opening song that we use for the program.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful indeed.
Speaker 37: And I'd like to compliment you on it. I actually
Speaker 37: make sure i'm listening to you before midnight so that
Speaker 37: I can hear that, because that's so moving, the way
Speaker 37: it's the words that have written, but also the way
Speaker 37: you introduce yourself during that part of the times you speak.
Speaker 37: It's just beautiful.
Speaker 1: It's just really, that's very nice of you, David. Some
Speaker 1: people get a little cross because I actually speak through it.
Speaker 37: But so I've recorded it a couple of times because
Speaker 37: it's just so beautiful, and I've listened to it during
Speaker 37: the day sometimes just that clip.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's very kind of you, David.
Speaker 37: Beautifully the way you allowed some of the thericks to
Speaker 37: go and then you come in with your deep voice
Speaker 37: and it's great. It's really good.
Speaker 1: That's very kind.
Speaker 12: You're welcome.
Speaker 37: Happy birthday to Cara, and hope all goes well with
Speaker 37: her with her health issues. I wanted to ring you.
Speaker 37: I thought I had to ring you because I've got
Speaker 37: a couple of points to bring up.
Speaker 1: Please do.
Speaker 37: With Susan Johnson.
Speaker 12: Oh yes, Now I didn't go there because I'm a guy.
Speaker 37: But you're not allowed to say that these days. My
Speaker 37: mother and sister both went there in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, really, Mud.
Speaker 37: Was forty six, sister was sixteen, and in year eleven
Speaker 37: I think at school at Sindle Tech, and they had
Speaker 37: to go for the dinner and they got their certificates
Speaker 37: and awards and all that sort of stuff, and I
Speaker 37: remember my mother was a fuming before she went it
Speaker 37: would Bill said he was going to style of head
Speaker 37: and he cut it all off the.
Speaker 1: Short really really.
Speaker 37: Yeah, absolutely well.
Speaker 1: Did I tell you that I spoke to the Great
Speaker 1: Edward Bill and his family about four or five six
Speaker 1: weeks ago on the phone, and it was one of
Speaker 1: the great joys that I've had all year, was to
Speaker 1: speak to the great man on the phone. I'd love
Speaker 1: to get him on one morning. Health may not necessarily
Speaker 1: allow for that at this stage, but the plan is
Speaker 1: to have him on the program at some point.
Speaker 37: Oh, that would be great. I used to have to
Speaker 37: go I think I had to sell on and tour
Speaker 37: I can he did. Back in the day, the ladies
Speaker 37: had their wigs and Mom would take the end of
Speaker 37: the three wigs in her head on her shoulders, and
Speaker 37: on this occasion he gave her a He just cut
Speaker 37: it off. He said, no, I'm going to do it
Speaker 37: for this evening, for this season Johnson presentation. And she
Speaker 37: wasn't happy.
Speaker 1: She went back to in I'll bet she did so.
Speaker 1: Wasn't it lovely that both mother and daughter did that
Speaker 1: little program together?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 37: Yeah, well I've got another one for you as well.
Speaker 37: Further to that, which I know this my interest you
Speaker 37: in a way. My current partner's sister went to the
Speaker 37: Frenching school in Switzerland.
Speaker 1: No, now do you know the name of it?
Speaker 37: No, But what I can do is I'll be speaking
Speaker 37: to her tomorrow. I can find out the name of it.
Speaker 37: And she went in roughly I think it was around
Speaker 37: nineteen seventy four, I've been told. And she was either
Speaker 37: fifteen or sixteen, and she went to Ivanhoe girl's grandma
Speaker 37: of course, and yet her parents said her over there,
Speaker 37: and she did the a few months.
Speaker 6: Over there, I think it was at least a few months,
Speaker 6: at least a few.
Speaker 37: Months, and came back and yeah, yeah, everything tidy, the
Speaker 37: table and Nils preped and all.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think there was probably various version. It was a
Speaker 6: bit like the William Anglis School over there for those
Speaker 6: interested in catering and hospitality. I think that was sort
Speaker 6: of the one designated for that, which was my recollection
Speaker 6: was it was based in Switzerland as well, but then
Speaker 6: there was one primarily for a young women to learn
Speaker 6: a heightened sense of social etiquette, is my understanding, but
Speaker 6: I might be completely.
Speaker 1: Wrong about that.
Speaker 37: That's right, different to your situation. She was with her
Speaker 37: boyfriend at the time and he went to Ironhod Boys
Speaker 37: and they were together when she went over there, when
Speaker 37: they came she came back, they still together and their
Speaker 37: marriage still to this day, I think for.
Speaker 1: A fantastic ago fantastic.
Speaker 37: And then further than that, in eight I sent my
Speaker 37: then girlfriend who was my wife at the time became
Speaker 37: my wife. I sent her to Helena abbacat modeling squad.
Speaker 1: Now was that in Melbourne?
Speaker 37: Yeah, it was light Season Johnston, but it was her opposition,
Speaker 37: I suppose you call it. And I sent my partner
Speaker 37: there in nine eighty eight when she was twenty two.
Speaker 1: And where was that? Where was that shop or story
Speaker 1: Colin st.
Speaker 37: Yeah, yeah, and they did the same thing where they
Speaker 37: had a oh this was a Saturday afternoon sort of
Speaker 37: just a teen thing. It wasn't a dinner like the
Speaker 37: season Johnson one d but it still cost me a
Speaker 37: bit of coin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, what have it?
Speaker 6: Was of that stuff was what's the word it was?
Speaker 6: There was a cost to a lot of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, David, it's great to talk to you. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much for being part of the program and
Speaker 1: keep in touch cause when you.
Speaker 16: Like and you.
Speaker 37: Doing a great job.
Speaker 6: It's very kind of you to say, David, thank you.
Speaker 6: Our telephone number is one double three six nine three.
Speaker 6: The cough forgive me is just there in the back
Speaker 6: of the throat, one double three, six nine three.
Speaker 1: This is a it's a funny thing. It's a lingering
Speaker 1: a couple of days off. You might remember a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago, but it just lingers. So just for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, I keep saying to people at home, don't
Speaker 1: make me laugh, because when they make you laugh, that's
Speaker 1: when you cough.
Speaker 6: Which is crazy. So it just it just lingers there.
Speaker 6: It's not there all the time. All of a sudden
Speaker 6: you have this coughing fit. Oh it's great getting a
Speaker 6: bit older, isn't it. Lots of text which is marvelous.
Speaker 6: Did I say that Swiss that finishing school in Switzerland?
Speaker 6: Did I say it was called Winiam Manglis? Wasn't called
Speaker 6: Winiam Mangliss. Of course that was locally. But there's a great,
Speaker 6: very famous Swiss catering school in I'm sure with Switzerland anyway,
Speaker 6: somebody remind me one double three six nine three. We'll
Speaker 6: take some calls the other side. Look at all these people.
Speaker 6: Keeler goes out more than most of us. Yes, probably
Speaker 6: lucky ducks. He is lots of memories about the so
Speaker 6: called restaurant that are ringing through.
Speaker 1: Thank you. The singer was can anybody remember?
Speaker 6: And it was Low You're right, Ello, Guthrie, thank you.
Speaker 6: We might play a little bit the other side. It
Speaker 6: is a wonderful piece.
Speaker 1: And guess what, Jay's never heard it.
Speaker 6: Thank you to all those people sending texts through Rob
Speaker 6: you are correct, textending in three nine six. Spot on
Speaker 6: textending in six three seven, world done you textending in
Speaker 6: three nine six. Another one also correct. Graham, you're right,
Speaker 6: Stevie right. Evey goes on forever.
Speaker 1: Tommy, be good to hear from you. You don't call
Speaker 1: it as often as you did. I wish you would.
Speaker 1: There was also the June Dally Watkins School in New
Speaker 1: South Wales was excellent. What's that text up there?
Speaker 6: Just bring that up a little bit if you can
Speaker 6: Jay down the bottom the June Dali Watkins. The next
Speaker 6: one June Dali Watkins and it was excellent. Text ending
Speaker 6: in four four two, Thank you Yes. Used to talk
Speaker 6: to on the program from time to time. June Dally Watkins.
Speaker 3: She was a face.
Speaker 1: She was just wonderful to get her on.
Speaker 6: She had this lovely mannerism of talking about, you know,
Speaker 6: style and etiquette, and that's what she did. Dedicated her life,
Speaker 6: did shorthand and typing at Zirco's Business College, Flint District.
Speaker 6: We think it was in Flindus Street. Thank you, text
Speaker 6: ending in seven it's from Karen and Tony. Did that
Speaker 6: girlfriend I mentioned that earlier? Did that girlfriend who went
Speaker 6: to Switzerland? Sacred cur or Coral? I drove past her
Speaker 6: Sacred cur and korle Well certainly Sacred cur on Burke
Speaker 6: Road on Saturday afternoon after driving driving back from the
Speaker 6: city from South Melbourne, came down to Wadletree Road. Hadn't
Speaker 6: been down the for a long time. There's lots of people,
Speaker 6: lots of shops and things. Used to have a dentist there,
Speaker 6: gone Keith. Now you were going to say, tell us
Speaker 6: a little story about the great Keith McGown.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Look, look, I don't want to appear a hog, but
Speaker 13: I rang earlier that Greg Evans, and Greg introduced me
Speaker 13: to Keith McGowan in the nineties and Angela and I went,
Speaker 13: and what triggered it when you said, because my wife
Speaker 13: was only speaking to Anie because she's moved back from
Speaker 13: Perth Ye and McGowan used to come up to our
Speaker 13: farm and he is the most intelligent man. I used
Speaker 13: to say, got your grumpy you know anyway, but he's
Speaker 13: just he read endlessly. He lived in the apartment or
Speaker 13: you know, we lived in Alexander Parade that we've all
Speaker 13: dog boxed up there. But he used to come up
Speaker 13: and we wash his car and he had a blue falcony.
Speaker 13: Then he bought a duel capting that. He was a
Speaker 13: fantastic bake McGown and it's just so different. And I
Speaker 13: think by gathering a lot of the listeners are still
Speaker 13: were listening to mcgalen. And but he died in thirteen
Speaker 13: I think it was. And yeah, but he was just
Speaker 13: a very very intelligent man. You could just have he'd
Speaker 13: knock off on the fire. ANGELI straight up to the
Speaker 13: farm and we had a farm in Alexandra and.
Speaker 1: What what were you going up there? Case?
Speaker 13: We were beef breathers of commercial I had six hundred
Speaker 13: acres of there and we read first grade commercial care.
Speaker 13: So angus, we used.
Speaker 1: To go beautiful for how many years?
Speaker 13: And how many years? We loved farming for thirty years?
Speaker 13: You know that wasn't my primary job. I actually you're
Speaker 13: a Melbourne supporter. Yeah, well I I started my working
Speaker 13: life with Ian Ridley and I just had lunch with
Speaker 13: Barry Burke two weeks ago the dealerships there in Berry
Speaker 13: he does he.
Speaker 1: Does, I drive past a regular passon.
Speaker 13: Drive ray differin and yeah, we were. We were reminiscing
Speaker 13: about the old days because I started work with Ian
Speaker 13: and Barry in the sixties. So so I'm a fair eight.
Speaker 13: Well we're all sort of eighty ish, but will Ane
Speaker 13: passed away of us. But yeah, so when you talked
Speaker 13: about mcgowran, he's one of those guys who if you
Speaker 13: met McGowan, you never forgotten McGowan, if that makes sense.
Speaker 13: And it looks another really close friends.
Speaker 16: He ran.
Speaker 13: I'm in the actually in hospital at the moment, but
Speaker 13: is Mike Brady. He rang me and tonight. He rings
Speaker 13: me every second day.
Speaker 1: He's a good man.
Speaker 16: Michael Brady, he's another bloke.
Speaker 13: He's an underrated songwriter for a better word. People would
Speaker 13: be amazed at what he's actually written. That goes to it,
Speaker 13: and I'm sure you wouldn't know. And you know the
Speaker 13: commercials he's written been some of the being.
Speaker 1: Well, it's pretty well documented. He's done a lot of work,
Speaker 1: hasn't he.
Speaker 13: Yeah, But I just when you when you mentioned that
Speaker 13: you went out, look when you see and I just
Speaker 13: Keith assure mat from the farm anyway, But as I said,
Speaker 13: my wife spoke to her. It must have been a
Speaker 13: couple of months once you made back a couple of
Speaker 13: months ago.
Speaker 16: The time it was.
Speaker 6: It was lovely to spend a bit of time with
Speaker 6: her on Saturday afternoon, Keith. Just finally, the great Barry
Speaker 6: Burke here. Does he spend much time in the dealerships
Speaker 6: these days?
Speaker 13: No, Barry's only one man and his son Darren, who
Speaker 13: played for Saint Kilda. He runs the operation. Now that
Speaker 13: he's huge. He's got thirteen dealerships.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it's a it's a great business.
Speaker 13: Do you did you ever meet Barry?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't I didn't. I mean when he was I
Speaker 1: was a kid really when he was doing the rounds
Speaker 1: along with Ridley and those great names and brass, but
Speaker 1: they were such important and very well known names for
Speaker 1: those that for the Melbourne footy club.
Speaker 13: Well, well, Barry is the ultimate gentleman. Unfortunately, very just
Speaker 13: like some of these guys later with Barry's just had
Speaker 13: a toe roomoved, you know, like as a result like
Speaker 13: a football injuries.
Speaker 23: Barry.
Speaker 13: You know, Barry's had a lot of trouble with his feet.
Speaker 13: As I said, look, I work from sixty nine and
Speaker 13: Ray Diffon and I just can't think Noel McMahon.
Speaker 1: He was some great names, some wonderful names. They're just fantastic.
Speaker 28: Yeah.
Speaker 13: But I just just when you mentioned Angel and I
Speaker 13: brought it all back because she's a lovely lady.
Speaker 1: She's a lovely lady.
Speaker 6: Keith, keep in touch and if you're talking about part
Speaker 6: of my very very best tell him I'm coming down
Speaker 6: to buy a range Rover before I die, Keith, thank you.
Speaker 6: Tony mack Luke Boner had the chair for a while
Speaker 6: after Keith. Oh that's right, he did too, Tony Moclair recently,
Speaker 6: and then of course he then I think tone Luke
Speaker 6: then went and there was a whole team of people.
Speaker 6: Wasn't there before Tony mocleay recently went to Triple M.
Speaker 1: Is it right now?
Speaker 6: Tony Mockley has not gone to Triple M, so I'm
Speaker 6: not too sure that was anyway. Thank you for that
Speaker 6: great text there, but certainly Luke Boner had the chair
Speaker 6: for a little while after Keith looking after the overnight program.
Speaker 1: I think that's probably right. Maggie morning, oh, good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning, miss Meggie.
Speaker 38: Yeah, yeah, before I get to the incredibly amazing mission
Speaker 38: thirty seven now mission of those jets into Iran, reports Lee,
Speaker 38: I'd like to pose a question to you. You have
Speaker 38: had a persistent call for some while, is that right?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Since so probably coming up to the best of probably
Speaker 1: three weeks now.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, well, you.
Speaker 38: Look, there must be something happening, because I've bustled our
Speaker 38: mind is going on for months and in recent times
Speaker 38: you'd be amazed. I've been on the phone to perhaps
Speaker 38: of celestitor in medical people and others, and I've had
Speaker 38: a cot and it's been for me lingering for months,
Speaker 38: but with me also inclusive of nasal congestion. Whether it's
Speaker 38: Ryan Knight's night.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look, I think you're probably right about that, and I
Speaker 1: even thought at one stage a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 1: might have been COVID tested for COVID and all the
Speaker 1: other things that you get now three in one on
Speaker 1: those tests. Nothing absolutely negative. Thank you, Maggie. Always good
Speaker 1: to hear your beautiful voice. All part of Australia overnight.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting in terms of how this bombing in
Speaker 1: Iran unfolded and there's going to be all sorts of
Speaker 1: commentary about it, not even twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: Later, and how it happened, how was structured, and depending
Speaker 6: on how you see these things, I guess experts in
Speaker 6: battle will be mesmerized by it. So little bits and pieces,
Speaker 6: and one's got to be careful when you read all
Speaker 6: this is to what's real, what's genuine, what is.
Speaker 1: Which is accurate and stuff that's just made up.
Speaker 6: But some of the bits and pieces I was reading
Speaker 6: about the US employing decoys that had F twenty twos,
Speaker 6: F thirty fives and F sixteen fighters sweeping ahead at
Speaker 6: high altitude and speed while using high speed suppression weapons
Speaker 6: and pre empty fires against potential Iranian surface to wear threats.
Speaker 6: Military officials warned that American forces throughout Iraq, Syria, and
Speaker 6: the Gulf fully postured to respond to any Iranian retaliation
Speaker 6: or proxy attacks, which they characterized.
Speaker 1: As incredibly poor choice for Iranian firefighters took off. Surface
Speaker 1: to air missile systems.
Speaker 6: Failed to detect the incoming American aircraft throughout the entire mission.
Speaker 6: Entire mission, allowing US forces to maintain the element of surprise.
Speaker 6: Element of surprise. There it is from entry to exit.
Speaker 6: That's just a prasie of a piece not long published,
Speaker 6: but it is an intriguing time, intriguing time for each
Speaker 6: and everyone.
Speaker 1: We'll do some calls.
Speaker 6: One double three six' nine three is the telephone number we.
Speaker 6: Mentioned got to play a little little?
Speaker 1: Piece can we do a little? Piece we were going
Speaker 1: to pick it up from for this great piece of
Speaker 1: music that goes for about eighteen. Minutes now we won't
Speaker 1: do the whole, lot but it'll just remind, PEOPLE i,
Speaker 1: think and it's got a lot of airplay at the.
Speaker 1: Time is my. Recollection many people would have even had the.
Speaker 1: Album you never hear it. Anymore it's never.
Speaker 6: Played, WELL i shouldn't say, never it probably, is but
Speaker 6: you never get to hear it On you're not going
Speaker 6: to listen to this and in this entirety On GOLD,
Speaker 6: FM i would have, thought but this will be a
Speaker 6: reminder of the great r low you got three son Of.
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Speaker 15: And the.
Speaker 33: Restaurant But Alice's restaurant is not the name of the.
Speaker 33: Restaurant that's just the name of the. Song and that's
Speaker 33: WHY i call the Song Alice's. Restaurant you can't get
Speaker 33: anything you won't That alice's. Restaurant you can get anything
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Speaker 33: Train you can get anything you walked At alices. Restaurant
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Speaker 33: the botch of The dog and living in the bell
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Speaker 33: room seeen as how they took out all the, fews
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Speaker 33: garbage for a long. Time we got up, there we
Speaker 33: found all the garbage in, there and we decided it
Speaker 33: be a friendly gesture for us to take the garbage
Speaker 33: down to the city. Dump so we took the half
Speaker 33: a ton the, garbage put it in the back of
Speaker 33: a RED vw, microbus took shovels and rakes and implements
Speaker 33: of destruction and heading on toward the city. Dump, well
Speaker 33: we got there into the big sign and a chain
Speaker 33: across the dump saying closed On, thanksgiving and we had
Speaker 33: never heard of a dump closed On thanksgiving, Before and
Speaker 33: with tears in our, eyes we drove off into the
Speaker 33: sunset looking for another place to put the. Garbage we
Speaker 33: didn't find one until it came to a side, road
Speaker 33: and off the side of the side road was another
Speaker 33: fifteen foot, cliff and at the bottom of the cliff
Speaker 33: was another pile of, garbage and we decided that one
Speaker 33: big pile is better than two little, piles and rather
Speaker 33: than bring that one, up we decided to throw ours.
Speaker 33: Down that's what we, did drove back to the, church
Speaker 33: had A thanksgiving dinner that couldn't be, beat went to
Speaker 33: sleep and didn't get up until the next morning when
Speaker 33: we got a.
Speaker 39: Phone Cof Off serobi, said, kid we found your name
Speaker 39: on an envelope at the bottom of half a ton
Speaker 39: of garbage and just wanted to know if you had
Speaker 39: any information about.
Speaker 33: It AND i, said, yes, sir officer over cannot tell a.
Speaker 33: LIE i put that invelope under that. Garbage after speaking
Speaker 33: over it for about forty five minutes on the, telephone
Speaker 33: we finally arrived at the truth of the matter and
Speaker 33: said that we had to go down and pick up
Speaker 33: the garbage and also had to go down and speak
Speaker 33: to him at the police officer. Station so we got
Speaker 33: in the RED bw micro bus with the shovels and
Speaker 33: rakes and inplements of, destruction headed on toward the police officer. Station, now,
Speaker 33: friends there was only one or two things That obie
Speaker 33: could have done at the police, station and the first
Speaker 33: was that it could have given us a medal for
Speaker 33: being so brave and honest on the, telephone which wasn't
Speaker 33: very likely and we didn't expect. It another thing was
Speaker 33: that it could have balled us out and told us
Speaker 33: never to be seen driving garbage around for senter to,
Speaker 33: again which is what we. Expected but when we got
Speaker 33: to the police officer, station there was the third possibility
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Speaker 33: immediately arrested and. Cuffed AND i, Said, ohbi you don't
Speaker 33: THINK i can pick up the garbage with the handcuffs?
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Speaker 6: it is just a wonderful piece piece By Hallo. Guthrie Hello,
Speaker 6: guthrie a son of the legendary Wood He. Gothrie, Kid
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Speaker 6: wallet SO i don't have any money to spend the
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Speaker 6: that was done live because you get the audience in the.
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Speaker 6: then they all moved away up the bench.
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Speaker 1: a wonderful piece and my recollection is and people Like.
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Speaker 6: much of any airtime that song got in the sixties
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Speaker 6: never heard.
Speaker 3: It you have heard of. It my mum's my mum
Speaker 3: name name Was. Alice she may have.
Speaker 6: She would have or people would have sung that two years.
Speaker 6: Ago you can get anything you want At.
Speaker 1: Alice's, restaurant Excepting. Alice it was a great. Line it
Speaker 1: Is Australia. Overnight you never know where we go On Australia,
Speaker 1: overnight and we've just gone. There when you think over the,
Speaker 1: years the plethora said the right. Word plethora of.
Speaker 6: Wonderful characters known as police Detectives dix often referred to,
Speaker 6: us sometimes As dix never knew what they, meant often
Speaker 6: referred to As pi's quite often great characters roles as
Speaker 6: a detective shows.
Speaker 1: Want your nomination for your favorite? Wonderuble three six nine
Speaker 1: Three now this Is.
Speaker 4: Australia Overen eyes With tony McManus.
Speaker 1: The GREAT tv Series, Colombo.
Speaker 16: What a.
Speaker 1: Show peter Hawk us actor starred in The, colombo THE
Speaker 1: tv detective. Series he was eighty three when he passed,
Speaker 1: away so the anniversary of his passing his death is
Speaker 1: today in twenty.
Speaker 6: Eleven twenty, eleven he, Died but what an actor and
Speaker 6: the character of that show was created By Richard levinson
Speaker 6: And William link and it was so called inverted detective
Speaker 6: story format off Sometimes i've referred to as a you,
Speaker 6: know how catch?
Speaker 1: Them how catch?
Speaker 6: Them the genre begins by showing the commission of the
Speaker 6: crime and its, perpetrator and the plot therefore usually.
Speaker 1: Has a who done? It so that who done?
Speaker 6: It feel determining which are the several suspects committed the.
Speaker 6: Crime the series homicide suspects her off and affluent, members
Speaker 6: so the affluent members.
Speaker 1: Of the high, society if you. Like that was off
Speaker 1: of the theme led to.
Speaker 6: Some critics to see it as a class conflict as
Speaker 6: an element in each.
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Speaker 1: circumstantial wasn't? It and that in parent parent, ineptitude what
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Speaker 6: teases out incriminating, evidence relentless approach off at least to
Speaker 6: a self incrimination or outright, confession which it. Was and
Speaker 6: SO i put it out there at the just before
Speaker 6: the news and, said, look when you think about those
Speaker 6: great detective shows that you AND i probably watched a
Speaker 6: lot of and grew up. With the music was done
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Speaker 6: Mancini if you don't, MIND i Think Mike post also
Speaker 6: did a whole lot of music for THOSE abc series
Speaker 6: at the, TIME Abc American Broadcasting. Company what was intriguing
Speaker 6: about it is that we fell in love with the,
Speaker 6: character and SO i put out there just before those
Speaker 6: favorite sort of detective shows that you AND i grew up. With,
Speaker 6: Coincidentally maxi jumps on straight away and Says Tony Mack
Speaker 6: and this is even BEFORE i Mentioned. Colombo my favorite
Speaker 6: detective had to Be. Colombo also loved Those Miss maples
Speaker 6: all those years. Ago now the one Says TOBBY. B,
Speaker 6: Hello TOBBY b, says what About gaddy and the wonderful
Speaker 6: shurl in which PRESUMABLY i think Was mattlock wasn't. It
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Speaker 6: Homicide division four And mattlock one on, seven one on,
Speaker 6: nine one on.
Speaker 1: Ten all put together By.
Speaker 6: Crawford, COINCIDENTALLY i happened to be having an incredible conversation
Speaker 6: On saturday with a person who during that time worked
Speaker 6: At Crawford's No, Names No, petrol and the point was made,
Speaker 6: that of, course in those DAYS x amount of material
Speaker 6: had to Be Australian australian, production so you Had homicide at,
Speaker 6: Seven division four at, nine sometime, Later mattlock with the
Speaker 6: three majors in that, Genre channel, Oh channel, ten and,
Speaker 6: then of, course so the story.
Speaker 1: Goes Mister packer then said To, Gavin, oh you know
Speaker 1: this is. Ridiculous on paying twenty seven dollars an episode
Speaker 1: For division, four twenty seven thousand.
Speaker 6: Dollars have they made money out of? That i'm not too,
Speaker 6: sure but they apparently they did At. Crawford's so Mister
Speaker 6: packer then speaks to The.
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Speaker 1: know this is silly WHEN i can buy two episodes
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Speaker 1: of sixteen carsand. Dollars so the government, said, oh, okay Mister,
Speaker 1: packer it's probably a good. Idea then you do what
Speaker 1: you want to, do and the rest is a.
Speaker 6: History and therefore we had that reduction of some of those,
Speaker 6: great Certainly crawford productions during those. Years, HOWEVER i digress
Speaker 6: one double, three six nine, three those wonderful detective series
Speaker 6: and programs that we watched over the. Years what's the
Speaker 6: one that instantly jumps to mind for? You one double,
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Speaker 23: Morning Came, back and And jay you mentioned all my,
Speaker 23: favorite of, course but there are others Like jack Lordvo.
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Speaker 1: Theme policewoman With ange.
Speaker 23: And Miami Vice Don johnson and the streets Of San.
Speaker 1: Francisco what About Donnie johnson with those? Suits what was that?
Speaker 1: About do you THINK.
Speaker 23: I was just the trend of the vice? Squad do
Speaker 23: you KNOW i know.
Speaker 1: Where he had those fabulous suits where he'd roll up his,
Speaker 1: sleeves of those gorgeous linen.
Speaker 23: Suits well years ago in the, seventies the yearest A
Speaker 23: Straying victorian couples used to dress like. That, too and
Speaker 23: they used to drive Old. Valiants, yeah BUT.
Speaker 1: I don't think. THEY i don't. THINK i don't think
Speaker 1: they were rolling up their sleeves of their suits like.
Speaker 3: That were they.
Speaker 23: Did the White Shirts.
Speaker 1: Don johnson?
Speaker 3: Driving they?
Speaker 1: Did they drove Old, valiants they.
Speaker 23: Did you're, right yeah they. Did but they are unmarked
Speaker 23: WITH yea and they go pay chars and all sorts of.
Speaker 23: Things so H. R.
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Speaker 1: runner to what one of?
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Speaker 6: yeah there was.
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Speaker 6: me hit. Me well done you some great memories, There,
Speaker 6: addie you're always on the. Boil thank you for that
Speaker 6: one double three six nine Three. Ye we'll take some
Speaker 6: more calls the other side of the. Chuck if you'd
Speaker 6: like to be part of, it you can send your
Speaker 6: text through as. Well we love the text message zero
Speaker 6: four double seven six nine three six nine. THREE I
Speaker 6: a should actually checked emails during the, chuck which is
Speaker 6: overnights at three aw dot com dot a. Jay because
Speaker 6: of your affection for The, chuck you would put The
Speaker 6: chuck on the list of great crime, fighters wouldn't?
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Speaker 3: so if you.
Speaker 1: Had colombo working for you or The, chuck who do
Speaker 1: you think is going to fare the?
Speaker 3: Better?
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Speaker 10: Eye at Least Chicken man had two. Eyes very good
Speaker 10: point good.
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Speaker 6: the OLD tv program called Consider Your, Verdict.
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Speaker 6: PROGRAM i turn out all this stuff that people remember
Speaker 6: and it gets lost on.
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Speaker 6: have only taken place in the last decade fifty. Years
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Speaker 6: Professionals what A tv show that? Was and before them
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Speaker 1: almost had this tell me If i'm right about. This
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Speaker 1: was up. There they could do things that many human
Speaker 1: beings couldn't.
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Speaker 6: Well when we come back out your, calls tell us
Speaker 6: about your favorites over the. Years we need some calls
Speaker 6: one double three six'. Nine three.
Speaker 1: Those great detectives and pis and secret agents that we'd
Speaker 1: had over. The years we're forming a list and we love.
Speaker 1: A list Here on, australia overnight just reading some. TEXTS
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Speaker 6: Was About twelve tony MAC when i first Moved. To
Speaker 6: adelaide my first TIME, seeing tv first time seeing. THE
Speaker 6: television i remember private detective Show called Randall and Hopkirk
Speaker 6: Anyone Bulah bulla Randall. And hopkirk they were working. A
Speaker 6: case one of them, was murdered his partner. Very depressed
Speaker 6: all of, a sudden his partner appeared as a ghost
Speaker 6: and the show went on. Solving cases because one had
Speaker 6: an inside look into the lives of. The guilty very.
Speaker 6: Interesting show no one seems to. Remember it that's From
Speaker 6: gen Randall.
Speaker 1: AND hopkirk i think It was randall AND hop i
Speaker 1: think this show was Actually called Randall and. Hopkirk deceased who?
Speaker 1: Started it?
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 1: It was who? Started it go back back.
Speaker 6: Back back there Ready is british Private Detective mike Pratt And,
Speaker 6: kenneth cope respective of the Private Detectives Jeff Randall marty
Speaker 6: hopkirk series are Created By dennis spooner and Produced By
Speaker 6: monty burm and broadcast in sixty nine and seventy so
Speaker 6: lasted a couple. Of Years The, united states it was
Speaker 6: given The Title my Partner, and ghosts so it was
Speaker 6: changed ever. So Slightly but Randall and hopkirk just vaguely.
Speaker 1: Remember it not too SURE that i ever.
Speaker 6: Watched it but, the plot the plot. SOUNDS intriguing a
Speaker 6: couple of quick calls Here gave portland.
Speaker 1: Morning good there, you.
Speaker 23: Go sensational THAT'S what i Got for Starsky.
Speaker 6: And hutch Starsky and hutch during the seventies were as
Speaker 6: big as you were eavy to get in terms OF
Speaker 6: a tv, detective program and the.
Speaker 40: OTHER one.
Speaker 6: I, don't know do we really take maximut that was.
Speaker 6: A comedy do we Really Think mark max was a
Speaker 6: Real faired ingham? Crime fighter, not really but it was a,
Speaker 6: crime fighter.
Speaker 1: It was but it was a. Great show we still.
Speaker 3: Love it Next.
Speaker 1: To seinfeld you got, to say it's up there with
Speaker 1: a couple of. The greatest ah, for sure very and
Speaker 1: it's it's one of those shows where people can repeat
Speaker 1: the Lines.
Speaker 12: From, max yes and some of the things, you did
Speaker 12: it was just, like, really yeah.
Speaker 1: That's right it.
Speaker 6: Was crazy and people will always tell Lines. About seinfeld
Speaker 6: everybody can quote a Line, from SEINFELD but, I mean
Speaker 6: i don't know how many people quote a Line From
Speaker 6: mkhale's navy.
Speaker 1: For, example yes that was.
Speaker 3: What We Love.
Speaker 1: Mikhale's navy what a cast.
Speaker 37: That was when you think about a, NUMBER one I
Speaker 37: Just jack.
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Speaker 6: know whether you like, this job but people THINK that
Speaker 6: i look a Bit. Like, kojack OKAY so I do
Speaker 6: i suck on, Those, lollipops gav, Thank you but people
Speaker 6: SAY that I have i have an air Of the kojak.
Speaker 6: ABOUT me i think it's probably to do with. A
Speaker 6: haircut more, Than, anything gavin?
Speaker 1: Thank you why are?
Speaker 15: You?
Speaker 1: Laughing jay have you ever seen a Picture?
Speaker 15: Of?
Speaker 3: Kojak No but i'm thinking he looks. Very demure what
Speaker 3: what are?
Speaker 15: You what?
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Speaker 3: At, him yes.
Speaker 1: Very good looking blake really and he even wears he
Speaker 1: even wears. A, hat yes nice.
Speaker 3: Powdered lips there.
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Speaker 6: Kojack Song telly. Savalas song whether HE recorded.
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Speaker 3: Paint?
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Speaker 1: some calls and then. Play It, Maxie, Morning.
Speaker 16: Jane maxie to check you one For Their.
Speaker 7: New tricks.
Speaker 1: Fabulous Show, new tricks? Wasn't it it was very cleverly
Speaker 1: written and a. Wonderful, cast yeah very.
Speaker 12: The original cast than they wanted to go over at
Speaker 12: the end the original.
Speaker 6: Year it was the original set was just was really
Speaker 6: powerful and we. Loved him and then it did shift
Speaker 6: once they Replaced a capple.
Speaker 16: The.
Speaker 12: SECOND one i was thinking It Was. Perry, mason, Well see.
Speaker 1: Perry, was great but he was he was more that,
Speaker 1: that legal that courtroom drama as opposed to a. Crime fight.
Speaker 6: And although he had A detective i think who worked,
Speaker 6: for him who was Just, CALLED paul, i think wasn't
Speaker 6: he always wore a cream suit?
Speaker 14: In court?
Speaker 1: It is and so and what was What was perry's?
Speaker 1: Executive assistant.
Speaker 9: What was?
Speaker 3: Her Name perry.
Speaker 1: MASON'S secretary i haven't seen it for a number. Of
Speaker 1: years she was, lovely too and he had the most
Speaker 1: utmost regard and she's very very fond of.
Speaker 3: Each, OTHER yeah.
Speaker 12: I now always went.
Speaker 9: To court.
Speaker 12: He might have been. A, Lawyer.
Speaker 1: Yes perry was a. That's right perry was. A solicitor
Speaker 1: and he's good looking at, gray haired white suit wearing
Speaker 1: private detective that did a lot of research, FOR him.
Speaker 6: I think but somebody let. Us, know actually it's good
Speaker 6: to talk to you on. The Program thanks kabba by
Speaker 6: one double three six.
Speaker 1: Ninth three we've got to. Do this we'll. Come back
Speaker 1: we'll go to where are. We going we're going to lots.
Speaker 6: Of places just. The port you've just got it down as.
Speaker 6: The port we're going to. The port we'll Go to
Speaker 6: danny in, a Minute and jimmy.
Speaker 1: As well i'll put a gusta. Thank you we'll. Do
Speaker 1: that it is a.
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Speaker 6: the piece if.
Speaker 1: WHY am i thinking it was by bread? OR anyway.
Speaker 1: I digress but he.
Speaker 6: Did that, lovely version which got a fair bit of
Speaker 6: play on radio at the. Time Too telly savalas in that.
Speaker 6: Beautiful voice we might play a bit. Later on if
Speaker 6: a picture paints a, thousand words then WHY can't i
Speaker 6: paint you the words will never Know that i've come.
Speaker 6: To know and if a face could launch a, thousand
Speaker 6: ships THEN where i WHERE am i? To go there's
Speaker 6: no one home, but you and that's all that's left.
Speaker 6: Me too and when my love for life is running
Speaker 6: dry and it, goes on you have a, picture piance a.
Speaker 6: Thousand words.
Speaker 1: Great piece here, We, go jimmy what do you, got morning?
Speaker 28: Good evening you have the song you Mentioned Of. TALLY
Speaker 28: savalas i have it on an Album Called. Sentimental moment?
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 28: Are you doing? Individual? Detectives nari now you just.
Speaker 1: Fire away you don't have to ask.
Speaker 6: Any questions would you just provide the information to the
Speaker 6: great Audience.
Speaker 28: Across Australia remember barretta that You, Save, barretta yes, Mission
Speaker 28: impossible My wife iver and a couple of other. LONG
Speaker 28: songs i don't know if thou mentioned whole lot, of
Speaker 28: Love but Amy and Rhepsody. And coin we have the
Speaker 28: champions and we will.
Speaker 1: Rock You holla holla love by Your, Led zeppelin.
Speaker 28: Yeah By, Lettep on ye. Long song did you see the?
Speaker 28: News yesterday well.
Speaker 1: You probably got To put Stairway to heaven in there
Speaker 1: as well as a really.
Speaker 3: Long song, oh.
Speaker 28: Yeah their Way to heaven another great song and the long. Song,
Speaker 28: Brilliant yesterday tony.
Speaker 16: See the, the news.
Speaker 1: THE news i watched news all day yesterday was it
Speaker 1: was sad but compelling all of the.
Speaker 28: Same, time Yeah but i'm not talking about. The bombing
Speaker 28: i'm talking about. The canna they'd had more than one.
Speaker 28: Nine wives it was Like a Burmese or persian that
Speaker 28: got stuck In the washington was seen in the watch
Speaker 28: cycle for a very long time. And survived and the
Speaker 28: that all. The Miracle nathan COSH from i maybe saw.
Speaker 1: It, too well he'll we'll talk about it because you
Speaker 1: make sure you're calling Tomorrow Because nathan kosh will be
Speaker 1: here with us just after. Midnight, tonight, OKAY no i,
Speaker 1: Thank You jathan.
Speaker 6: Cosh just after midnight to night usually On a. Monday
Speaker 6: morning but he, was up up. And away i'm not
Speaker 6: allowed to. Say that that's the, other mob.
Speaker 1: Isn't.
Speaker 4: It uh he, was up up and away and.
Speaker 1: He will be here with us tonight just soon after
Speaker 1: midnight or whenever, he flies and you'll be. With Us
Speaker 1: danny port, augusta morning, good morning tell, YOU.
Speaker 22: Mate a couple of a detective fellow crime fighter.
Speaker 7: Detective shows if you want first ONE.
Speaker 6: P i magnum was really really cool at, the time.
Speaker 6: Was Great and i'm just looking at this, List. Here
Speaker 6: danny People, remember colombo, of course but the other very
Speaker 6: famous One was jake And The fat, Man, says jen
Speaker 6: how good?
Speaker 24: Was?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 7: YEAH really i was also going to Say, Night rider.
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Speaker 1: imagination didn't?
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Speaker 22: a couple.
Speaker 1: Of times, and, Yeah, now danny while you, been talking
Speaker 1: people are SENDING text a couple of Characters From, perry
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Speaker 6: In in terms of doing the groundwork, for him was
Speaker 6: A p I Called, paul drake and then he had his,
Speaker 6: executive secretary if, you Like Was. Della Street, della street
Speaker 6: which you. Saund too you do you even know what we're, Talking.
Speaker 12: ABOUT danny i Know About.
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Speaker 22: you're youngster, you yeah the high?
Speaker 1: That's right? You were would you would you want to
Speaker 1: remember him then his? Ion, side, SURELY yes i was.
Speaker 22: On the side yet which was the great songs?
Speaker 1: For You and i'll bring you.
Speaker 12: Into the late.
Speaker 22: Twentieth century so there's When The levy Breaks. By zeppelin
Speaker 22: then there's a song Called One Big brown Beaver by
Speaker 22: primus what what's It Called Banana's Big brown beaver by
Speaker 22: a Band, called primers and it go for about six
Speaker 22: and a.
Speaker 1: Half minutes please don't make, us laugh, You know i'll start.
Speaker 1: To cough daddy, nice beaver good On Your daanny Ian box, Hill.
Speaker 41: Morning i've beaten the beaten to The Punch teller Street
Speaker 41: And paul drake.
Speaker 1: Thank, You yeah i'll throw in a couple, of.
Speaker 41: Oldies PLEASE do i went television First Started Highway Patrol
Speaker 41: roderick corford who would sign off by saying ten. To
Speaker 41: four and then the other One Was Dragnet, Jack, Webbs Yeah.
Speaker 1: Joe friday how good?
Speaker 6: Was that but that goes back probably that's got to
Speaker 6: be late fifties early early DAYS of Tv.
Speaker 41: In, australia well television Started in november. FIFTY six i
Speaker 41: can remember going to my grandma's place And Watching highway
Speaker 41: patrol and then Later on dragonet.
Speaker 1: Came in where where in which subber which you've lived
Speaker 1: with a little bit with a black AND White Tv.
Speaker 41: MICHAEL white tv, Seven EH Phillips.
Speaker 1: Tv phillips do you remember The great.
Speaker 6: Phillips TVs we should do a whole segment just one
Speaker 6: morning about those great brands of TVs in the fifties and.
Speaker 6: The sixties great to hear, from you so much to
Speaker 6: talk about in so, Little time and thank you at
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Speaker 1: Mace Very Mace.
Speaker 6: Tony Great mel brooks turns. Ninety nine This coming sady
Speaker 6: twenty Eighth.
Speaker 13: Of june.
Speaker 1: He's still. Going strong he's.
Speaker 6: Not wonderful big REASON Why I get smart in fact
Speaker 6: was such a funny show because it was in fact
Speaker 6: created By.
Speaker 1: Mel brooks Good. Show Steve thanks Steve From New, South.
Speaker 1: Wales sydney, in fact when we, come back plenty of
Speaker 1: time for. Your calls kick that list going those great
Speaker 1: detective programs that we know. And love Given that The
Speaker 1: Wonderful peter fawker passed away on this day in twenty Eleven.
Speaker 1: From colombo he was only. Eighty, Three.
Speaker 3: Alex, Thank you, Thank.
Speaker 1: You alex.
Speaker 4: Now this is a lady Urbanized with.
Speaker 6: Tony mcmaus don't know how many of you have ever
Speaker 6: in a motorbike or have been long suffering bike riders.
Speaker 1: Or the occasional.
Speaker 6: Bike rider interesting story In the age today talks about.
Speaker 6: Motorcycle sales it's a lovely piece about a bloke Boy.
Speaker 1: Named brown brown's commitment for life on.
Speaker 6: Two, wheels however isn't being followed by other motor bike
Speaker 6: market sufferers and post pandemic post pandemic hangover high, interest
Speaker 6: rates increased cost of living in global economic instability, limiting
Speaker 6: demands so we've gone off. The bike motorcycle sales revved UP,
Speaker 6: During covid australian's experienced long waits for a new car
Speaker 6: sort of adventures home during additional. Border closures, last year
Speaker 6: there were only, eighty thousand one hundred and ninety, six
Speaker 6: roadbikes off road bikes and scooter Sold in australia by
Speaker 6: about sixteen nearly sixteen percent.
Speaker 1: From that.
Speaker 6: Pandemic peak first three months of, this year sales were
Speaker 6: down by more than three point five percent year. On
Speaker 6: year legendary Bike Brand harley david's described the sales environment as.
Speaker 1: Among the most challenging in its one hundred and twenty two.
Speaker 6: Year history point of, That is i'd love to throw
Speaker 6: it open to where THOSE and i don't know how
Speaker 6: many this time of the morning people were listening that
Speaker 6: are bike riders or former bike riders or regular.
Speaker 1: Bike riders but if it does you.
Speaker 6: Love to hear, from you, excuse me one double three
Speaker 6: six nine three is the telephe number one double three
Speaker 6: six nine three as to how long had you bought
Speaker 6: a new one or how long since you've swapped? Over
Speaker 6: bikes given that those sales, are down what do you
Speaker 6: put that?
Speaker 1: Down to is? It price is it the current?
Speaker 6: MARKETING environment i guess according to the paper that's probably.
Speaker 1: The case let's take some of. These calls Let's go,
Speaker 1: julian morning.
Speaker 12: Good morning, you remember no one to remember the most
Speaker 12: common in Newscast Was. Kevin, dennis.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's great? Wasn't he?
Speaker 12: That's right he was ON every, tv show was Always
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Speaker 1: I know BUT what i can tell you is The
Speaker 1: great Normy row is Married to. Kevin's daughter kevin's daughter
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Speaker 1: Months ago, oh, really.
Speaker 12: No you remember the other two common Brothers Were Siding.
Speaker 12: Arthur ellis they. Were everywhere remember.
Speaker 1: They were Sid And arthur ellis, were Massive the ellis
Speaker 1: others MASSIVE and i think they even did ads, commercials together.
Speaker 12: DIDN'T they i Think that jis and my late father
Speaker 12: may have Bought a valiant his. First car that may
Speaker 12: have Been. From dustings they Were Around long walk Him
Speaker 12: And Dinners.
Speaker 1: WELL dustings i remember Being a Bolden Dealer, dustings holden
Speaker 1: but they probably had other franchises.
Speaker 12: As well now Questions from mark from. THE store a
Speaker 12: couple of, Car, cars Courtina.
Speaker 1: The, Ford, cortina humber, Beautiful, Car Humber.
Speaker 12: Rutus filman or my mother Had A ford prefect with a. Running,
Speaker 12: board oh.
Speaker 1: The old prefects, were gorgeous.
Speaker 12: Weren't they then there was an ad that used to
Speaker 12: go on three a W Called, mini world a company
Speaker 12: that used to be in the city that used to sell, mini,
Speaker 12: MINERS remember i do?
Speaker 1: Many were were They On?
Speaker 3: ELIZABETH street i think.
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Speaker 12: car dealers going back to the first stage when car
Speaker 12: dealers were.
Speaker 6: In business, they were and they were, so Prolific and
Speaker 6: i'm thinking there was a. Lot along but certainly motorbike.
Speaker 1: Dealers Were Along elizabeth street.
Speaker 6: AS well i think the bulk of them. Have gone
Speaker 6: but somebody will tell Me if i'm wrong.
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Speaker 12: That wrong.
Speaker 6: Emily McPherson there will be many people listening that at
Speaker 6: some point either Went To emmy mac to do.
Speaker 1: Some cooking and or dress making during. THAT time i
Speaker 1: think mom.
Speaker 9: Did.
Speaker 6: Dressmaking emily wonderful Movie With meryl Street called Julia.
Speaker 12: OR jewel i have a Friend called angela and she loved.
Speaker 1: THAT movie I don't i know the FILM but i can't. Remember, It, cooking.
Speaker 12: Oh was a. Wonderful Film merroll street was one of
Speaker 12: her best Films about julie.
Speaker 1: The cooking she WAS a. Tv, cook yes you must have.
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Speaker 12: AGO unfortunately i remember recovering fully and they had a
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Speaker 12: Ferrier And mary. Hardy together that's a long long. Time
Speaker 12: ago i've never heard.
Speaker 28: That again.
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Speaker 1: Penthouse Club.
Speaker 12: The penthouse club that Was on, channel seven wasn't It With?
Speaker 1: Mary Hardy And mary hardy? Was There ernie sigley sat
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Speaker 1: of Time And bill collins.
Speaker 9: Was.
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Speaker 12: The great Chefs? Of europe Jacks and Bizette And, George Lake.
Speaker 12: George siegel that was a, good FILM but.
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Speaker 11: She was she's?
Speaker 12: Still alive?
Speaker 1: Is it we'll have, TO check i.
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Speaker 12: Morley of course Came to he Came to australia. Many
Speaker 12: times he was King.
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Speaker 1: Remember one of course he did SUS and, i think
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Speaker 12: THE movie i saw Her in London With sheila hancock
Speaker 12: And dinners quilly and they. Walked out it only lasted
Speaker 12: three months and had closed. Very quickly she Couldn't Take.
Speaker 12: Swingy todd you know you've seen.
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Speaker 1: To say about, the pies no anything to do with Colling,
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Speaker 6: extraordinary producer writer, and wonderful highly. Revered creator and, yet
Speaker 6: sometimes like many of, the best he made. Some mistakes
Speaker 6: that may have been one.
Speaker 12: Of THEM may i asked thank and certainly was. Very
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Speaker 1: THE president i Think Of north melbourne for a.
Speaker 12: Long time Was wrong casey.
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Speaker 1: oh that's a.
Speaker 6: Great question who came first as President Of North Melbourne
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Speaker 6: that's a great. TRIVIA question I think i think it
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Speaker 12: the son with?
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Speaker 12: Grid iron didn't?
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Speaker 6: you know they hadn't spent a lot of, time.
Speaker 1: Together is my understanding.
Speaker 24: In?
Speaker 12: His, NINETIES.
Speaker 15: No.
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Speaker 12: All about his all about? His life it's a very.
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Speaker 12: Get it i've seen it at the op Shop and
Speaker 12: i've got. One copy i'm just.
Speaker 1: Trying to find that's a really interesting point About The
Speaker 1: north melbourne. Football club, The president so the first President
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Speaker 1: of the, other presidents we'll just. Have, Another no i'm
Speaker 1: just looking at j jail phoning. For Me North Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Footy club blah blah blah blah blah. Blah presidents so
Speaker 1: go down, that list right down. That list seventy five President.
Speaker 1: Was sutcliffe now that's going back to eighteen, ninety one
Speaker 1: so we need more recent.
Speaker 3: Than that?
Speaker 1: Seventy one what was?
Speaker 12: Eighty nine remember what do you also remember night football
Speaker 12: At The South melbourne Oval And philip brady used to
Speaker 12: talk about. Night golf no one responded to the OTHER
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Speaker 12: park was it.
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Speaker 6: To know So mister ransett was the president from. Eighty
Speaker 6: one he was president in. Eighty two just keep going up.
Speaker 1: That list he. Was, President well i'll get to that
Speaker 1: in just. A moment. Settle pedal so. He was he
Speaker 1: was president right through to eighty nine and then he
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Speaker 6: ailett so it Was. Mister Casey So ron casey. Became
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Speaker 1: a hardware Store? In Melbourne?
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Speaker 7: working the hang?
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Speaker 1: FIRST name?
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Speaker 1: North carolina will will do whatever we need to do
Speaker 1: to get a visa for. A leader.
Speaker 40: Because we're talking yesterday and she was saying that she
Speaker 40: can only get an eight week visa. Over here that's that's. Just,
Speaker 40: ridiculous well.
Speaker 1: We're very we're very selective who we let into.
Speaker 37: This nation, oh, yeah, Right, Okay, india yeah, come in,
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Speaker 7: Come in, were nationalizing we're.
Speaker 1: Very selective Since since america's screwed over the rest of,
Speaker 1: the world we're now very selective who we let.
Speaker 12: In here.
Speaker 40: We're set.
Speaker 1: A leader i'm loving The. Name alda what a. Gorgeous
Speaker 1: Name so i'm not too sure how those things work.
Speaker 1: These days, she reckon she can only get eight. Weeks,
Speaker 1: VISA yeah, i, WAIT hold i HOW would i?
Speaker 40: Visa that, you know every time wants, BORDER security i
Speaker 40: seem to get a twelve month holiday.
Speaker 1: Working, versa well she applied for a twelve month holiday.
Speaker 1: Working visa and has she been guaranteed of? Any, work.
Speaker 40: Oh it's plenty of, work here There's always that's NOT what.
Speaker 1: I asked has she been guaranteed of? The work.
Speaker 40: It won't take much of?
Speaker 1: Your, work, well probably she's got to. DOCUMENT that i
Speaker 1: would imagine she'd have To Document.
Speaker 7: Switcher london all that for a holiday.
Speaker 42: Working, holiday YEAH but I think i would imagine you've
Speaker 42: got to be sort of of a vintage and be
Speaker 42: able to document the fact that that's your full intention
Speaker 42: to be doing some work, for, six eight twelve months
Speaker 42: or wherever.
Speaker 6: It, Is look i'm not, an EXPERT but i would
Speaker 6: imagine after some, proof otherwise every every walloper around the world,
Speaker 6: Will go i'm.
Speaker 1: Over there for. A holiday i'm over there for a. Working,
Speaker 1: holiday oh, come in stay as long as.
Speaker 40: You like well put.
Speaker 1: It out how's that worked out?
Speaker 20: For?
Speaker 1: Everybody oh.
Speaker 40: Filling my head in at, the moment there's there's chat.
Speaker 13: Of water.
Speaker 1: That's, all well we're going to follow this between You
Speaker 1: and simon bringing these wonderful people into. Our nation we're
Speaker 1: going to. Follow this we will now live vicariously through this. Blossoming, romance,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, all right not.
Speaker 40: A problem, I, Thanks yeah we'll just see. What happens.
Speaker 1: Now there's, A, story marky. Thank you let's get ready.
Speaker 20: For that.
Speaker 1: Can't wait now that's.
Speaker 6: Going to be from interesting phone calls for the coming
Speaker 6: coming weeks. And months that's really.
Speaker 1: Excited, Me, chris chris, Good morning.
Speaker 35: Oho Above a. Chris moment sorry Between in russell Step
Speaker 35: between burton and used To Have bob. Mitchell's Hardware.
Speaker 1: Bob.
Speaker 35: Mitchell's, hardware yeah across the road from the one Of
Speaker 35: the china is, cheap beet, so Yeah So Bob. Mitchell's
Speaker 35: yeah so if you're you're bush feet and you look
Speaker 35: Go Along russell street south on the. East SIDE.
Speaker 1: So i asked the question EARLIER because i said the
Speaker 1: most highest profile owner of a hardware Store, in melbourne
Speaker 1: you instantly think, of no because McEwens was the, Store
Speaker 1: itself but the owner of a, HARDWARE store i couldn't actually.
Speaker 35: TELL you i can't remember if IT'S someone.
Speaker 1: I do know WHAT if i said, To you i'll
Speaker 1: give you. A clue played a role where his name Was. Just,
Speaker 1: Dave Yeah, Paul, CRONAN yeah.
Speaker 41: I can't.
Speaker 1: Remember That, Paul cronin i'm sure unless people tell me
Speaker 1: incorrectly Owned a miter ten and he was famous for
Speaker 1: running A mit.
Speaker 14: To.
Speaker 35: Ten, yeah yeah we remember a few of them around.
Speaker 35: THE place I remember i was going to say the,
Speaker 35: other Day the wednesday Night on Nights with andrew McLaren
Speaker 35: and the best Looking Blonde. DARREN jones I think andrew
Speaker 35: was going to pick up the tab for some. Big
Speaker 35: fun they were going out for dinner. OR something, i,
Speaker 35: Said well i'm going To ring andrew. This Week, after
Speaker 35: andrew you can always pay it with some of That leftover.
Speaker 35: Walton's money you got in Your pocket. Walton's money you
Speaker 35: remember when says the hobby was out working hard and
Speaker 35: sift in a week or Two, Before christmas walton's man
Speaker 35: would roll up in corner of the wife at home
Speaker 35: and say We were i'll give.
Speaker 17: You, five.
Speaker 12: Yeah you're.
Speaker 35: Very interesting well it was, toughily money but it was
Speaker 35: actually the buy furniture and, you, know yeah the the
Speaker 35: husband would hit the roof if you, do that wants
Speaker 35: money and then you're paying like thirty interest on furniture and.
Speaker 35: All that we Had a walton's Tent when roy for,
Speaker 35: many years and except we had The old d's.
Speaker 1: Shot too and Which shot darrod's.
Speaker 35: DOUBT D O W D s y dads something or?
Speaker 1: Something, similar, yeah Good, only chris What did darrod's well take?
Speaker 1: Some colls What did? Darrod sell does? Anybody know was
Speaker 1: it just purely?
Speaker 6: Women's wear was an address shot back? In THERE because
Speaker 6: i think there was a very FAMOUS ON I m
Speaker 6: t WAS an I M t was it On The don,
Speaker 6: lane show the Very Popular darrod's wheel back in. The
Speaker 6: DAY probably I M T Darrod's. Darrod's wheel we'll just
Speaker 6: have a. LITTLE god i think it was d a double.
Speaker 1: D A double. Dard's, wheel anyway somebody will Tell us
Speaker 1: we've got to do this when we. Come back thank
Speaker 1: you for all these. Great texts not another Simon from.
Speaker 6: Colaic Story With, mark yes we, Think so paul cronin mar, To,
Speaker 6: ten yes don't respond to.
Speaker 1: My QUESTIONS well.
Speaker 6: I Won't frank penn hallarak sure opening Up on Sunday
Speaker 6: trading david AND sadly i think did?
Speaker 1: He recently? Did HE if i, say this it might.
Speaker 1: Be wrong did he recently? Pass away and there was
Speaker 1: something in the news just a couple of. WEEKS ago
Speaker 1: i think that was. The storyline we'll do this when we.
Speaker 1: Come back at, Your Calls It's australia Overnight with. Tony McManus,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 6: Tell YOU what i love it when we ask the.
Speaker 6: Audience fantastic thank you to the dozens. Of people one,
Speaker 6: in Particular Says frank panhelliac.
Speaker 1: Is well and. Truly alive it was he was selling,
Speaker 1: the business.
Speaker 6: That's right that time was such A massive there was
Speaker 6: a massive move, against him wasn't there because he chose
Speaker 6: to open up On a, sunday anyway lots of people
Speaker 6: are saying he's selling the business and the land the
Speaker 6: buildings around it which.
Speaker 1: He owns in the paper a couple of, weeks ago
Speaker 1: and there's a story on the telly. As well. From
Speaker 1: memory thank you for all that information Coming Through keith.
Speaker 1: Painesville morning now you've got a story about The Great Dennis.
Speaker 13: Kevin, dennis, okay Right Because Kevin dennis Kevin Is, kevin
Speaker 13: hefferman And the Dennis Is. Dennis gowing dennis go nineteen
Speaker 13: seventy ish to a Fellow Called. Bruno morabito the company
Speaker 13: is still owned By the, Morobido Family Bruna anthony murrabido
Speaker 13: and His sister melissa and He Sister. Tierra runners AND
Speaker 13: how i know all THIS because i was in.
Speaker 3: A partnership oh, You go so you're right across.
Speaker 13: The truth that's. The background, Everyone SAYS oh, i know it's.
Speaker 13: Made it that's that's the history of. That Company And
Speaker 13: kevin evanon went on to Own the toyo to deal
Speaker 13: with Ship.
Speaker 1: In lily And So dennis scowing no longer, with us,
Speaker 1: of course just remind us where that restaurant Was. With,
Speaker 1: KEITH look i.
Speaker 13: Don't know where the restaurant was. In there but you,
Speaker 13: know what it's fifty sixty, years ago is?
Speaker 1: It real is it that?
Speaker 23: Long?
Speaker 13: Ago YEAH did i feel?
Speaker 3: It, too yeah a.
Speaker 7: Little, bit yeah, they yeah they.
Speaker 13: But, the family it's the family. Owned business it's been
Speaker 13: owned By the morabidos family and they're beautiful people and
Speaker 13: they've owned. It NOW well i think he bought it about.
Speaker 13: Ninety Seventy brune by it when he was on the
Speaker 13: early fifties And left anthony at twenty one to run
Speaker 13: the business or he. Took over and they had a
Speaker 13: terrible reputation in, the sixties by, The, way.
Speaker 1: Yeah as many of them did during, that time because
Speaker 1: it was still it was.
Speaker 13: Probably and those PEOPLE because i was In that english
Speaker 13: story and And but bruno was just A, great Italian
Speaker 13: hardworking italian and his sons or something. And yeah so
Speaker 13: that's the History Of. Kevin bennett so.
Speaker 1: What a great piece of.
Speaker 6: Background information do you remember The Name Markov morris markoff
Speaker 6: deals about a footstray out that way for many many
Speaker 6: years And old Tishlar, In, malvern yes.
Speaker 13: And, No SURE and i looked there's a lot of
Speaker 13: people back in that Area That, shirley dunlop. The lady
Speaker 13: she was one of the first female.
Speaker 1: Of, course.
Speaker 23: Yeah she Was In.
Speaker 13: Manningham road and YOU know I added bullen and.
Speaker 16: Well Had Bob jane jane and his, brother, yep Yeah That.
Speaker 13: Bill Jane That bob Jane Was. Southern motors, and then
Speaker 13: of course A fellow i knew really Well Was, reg.
Speaker 16: Hunting The Great. Red hunt he died at ninety nine and.
Speaker 13: Three quarters all he wanted to do was get a
Speaker 13: letter From the queen.
Speaker 1: At, that missed just The Wonderful. Red hunt what a bloke.
Speaker 13: He was he was he, he think, YOU know i
Speaker 13: don't want to but you know an. Interesting thing he
Speaker 13: never employed anyone to clean, the, Toilets right and his
Speaker 13: manager was a Guy Called mark ziwiki who's still in.
Speaker 13: The industry and, reggild say you clean your own toilets
Speaker 13: Here and i'll show you how you.
Speaker 1: Do, it well. That's how that's how they made. The
Speaker 1: money and a lot of that made.
Speaker 6: THEIR money a lot of that property would HAVE been
Speaker 6: i mean now it would be worth a squillion out
Speaker 6: There Along Dandy.
Speaker 16: Long, Road well well, He look reg was had a lot.
Speaker 13: Of property he because He Had elson week that big,
Speaker 13: strip there because He Ain't president ford as well and
Speaker 13: then His. Grandson nigel now they've got nursing homes and
Speaker 13: all sorts of. Stuff there they owned a lott of Land.
Speaker 13: Around chadstone, they did, they did and the car industry
Speaker 13: is a fascinating history and it's an era where a
Speaker 13: lot of people did quite well and.
Speaker 12: It's not so.
Speaker 13: Easy nowadays it's a different.
Speaker 1: It's a very. Different.
Speaker 6: Model keith i've got to, move on but thank you for.
Speaker 6: That background it's good to know that you're THERE and
Speaker 6: i appreciate that level. Of Contributes fantastic keVs in all Bree,
Speaker 6: morning kevin good.
Speaker 29: Morning morning talking, of vehicles you've heard of the A j,
Speaker 29: Is motorbike well not acutely.
Speaker 1: FOR me i know, the Name but i'm not community
Speaker 1: acutely aware of the the you know what it looked
Speaker 1: like in the. Brand itself but they also mode.
Speaker 29: A car My brother bill had one and they were
Speaker 29: very very real are headed to to? Be honest what was?
Speaker 1: It called just?
Speaker 3: An, ages yes he is.
Speaker 29: The aj is Car.
Speaker 1: Aj.
Speaker 29: Is cary they're well known for, their motorbikes but you've
Speaker 29: never heard of a, Car, before no and.
Speaker 6: So they would have been a fully imported Beast into
Speaker 6: australia during what Decade than kevin the.
Speaker 1: So post war into. The fifties, yeah yeah.
Speaker 16: He.
Speaker 1: Jes did were you a Bike? Rider?
Speaker 29: River, oh, yes once Just like runch and counciled just
Speaker 29: sealed the Street. IN brankston i turned into the street
Speaker 29: the tower when was covered, in town he closed was covered.
Speaker 29: IN car i never rode a bloody bike from that
Speaker 29: day To this and.
Speaker 1: You said that Was a god's way, of saying don't do.
Speaker 1: This anymore, That's. Right keV it's good have you on.
Speaker 1: The program i'm not too sure YOU and i have.
Speaker 1: EVER spoken i don't.
Speaker 29: Think so i'm very nice leaver or don't mind a
Speaker 29: y eck or.
Speaker 1: Two, occasionally well would, You, promise keV when we've got
Speaker 1: a bit, more time that you call in from time,
Speaker 1: to time be lovely to have a long conversation about
Speaker 1: those years and how you Got. To, albury.
Speaker 29: Yeah well that was. Through work i'll bet.
Speaker 1: Well we've got a lot to talk about next time you, Ring.
Speaker 1: Through keV.
Speaker 6: Thank You the darrod's wheel refers to we're just Talking,
Speaker 6: about darrod's those darrod Shops, in melbourne particularly presumably in
Speaker 6: other Places, around australia so Somebody in adelaide left to
Speaker 6: Tell me darrod's and even. In Wa The darrod's wheel
Speaker 6: refers to the spinning wheel that was a popular feature
Speaker 6: On The Australian reviews Is In MELBOURNE. Tonight imt the
Speaker 6: wheel was Sponsored by darrod's clothing Store located Heart Of.
Speaker 6: Burk street at, The time melbourne segment was where viewers
Speaker 6: could win prizes such as home and. Land package don't
Speaker 6: remember the home and, Land. Packages patty you might remember more,
Speaker 6: About That paddy newton if you're listening by having their ticket.
Speaker 6: Numbers Drawn In melbourne tonight popular Variety Show, Graham kennedy we.
Speaker 6: Loved it darrod's a, clothing Store prominent melbourne retailer and
Speaker 6: the wheel a. Spinning wheel the Host Was, Graham Kennedy
Speaker 6: bert newton and what a great time. That was The
Speaker 6: Wonderful darrod's wheel Was A bert newton or.
Speaker 1: Or here.
Speaker 6: You go this will get your thinking. AS well i
Speaker 6: don't know that It. WAS bert i reckon that he
Speaker 6: had various women who would come on and they would
Speaker 6: Be The, darrod's.
Speaker 1: Girl and one, of them one of The Great, darrod's
Speaker 1: Girls Was honey i'm going, to, Say Honey honnie vanderbosh,
Speaker 1: long girl and ABOUT when i was about fourteen or,
Speaker 1: FIFTEEN sixteen i thought you was just dropped, Dead GOODEOUS but.
Speaker 1: I digress we should see if we can find a
Speaker 1: list of The imt they were just known as, barrel
Speaker 1: girls which is dreadful expression when you think of.
Speaker 6: IT now i amt. Barrel girls there it is there
Speaker 6: and we'll see if we can get that list well
Speaker 6: known barrel girls From in melbourne tonight back in.
Speaker 1: The day look. At Them, Panda Panda princess panda was a.
Speaker 1: Barrel Girl philip brady was once a. Barrel girl. That's
Speaker 1: fantastic we'll do. That next it's all Part of australia
Speaker 1: OF an. I time, tony mcmahonus good morning TO you.
Speaker 6: Tv, in australia wherever, you are whether you will BE
Speaker 6: three w Here, in melbourne FIVE double A, in adelaide
Speaker 6: in course six pr in person intriguing time those early DAYS.
Speaker 6: Of tv so we just did a bit of research
Speaker 6: about the so called barrel girls in each state at
Speaker 6: some point would have had barrel girls that would form
Speaker 6: part of the competition to win various prizes On the
Speaker 6: wheel and each state would have. Had him an they're
Speaker 6: very Popular In south Australia when ernie was over there
Speaker 6: hosting those sorts. OF programs i know the Same in
Speaker 6: perth and certainly Here in melbourne with people like Certainly
Speaker 6: with graham and then later on Both With, don lane
Speaker 6: and it was Legendary with burt and then we looked
Speaker 6: at those others that participated, around That so jeff Cork The,
Speaker 6: Great King, Corky King corky king Of, The, Kids, Buller,
Speaker 6: buller buller Anybody Remember King corky king Of the Kids
Speaker 6: was kenny's offscheiner until nineteen fifty Nine when BERT joined
Speaker 6: gtv Nine from. Channel seven back in those days began
Speaker 6: a professional partnership to continue for many, many years in
Speaker 6: a friendship that continued through Until the graham's passing in
Speaker 6: two thousand. And Five Other melbourne tonight regulars included People Like,
Speaker 6: Joffer Boy, Hardy doody Girls.
Speaker 1: And boys pander later.
Speaker 6: Became or was previously Known As, Princess pander, Panda Listener,
Speaker 6: pete smith HOW am i doing? So Far, Evi Hayes,
Speaker 6: Mary Hardy rosie Sturgis and patty McGrath Later, Patty Newton,
Speaker 6: Tony Lamond phil brady was A Regular johnny ladd buster For.
Speaker 6: Desk god it was a funny little thing, With Me,
Speaker 6: Frank Rich, Jack Little, Noel ferrier. Elaine McKenna look at
Speaker 6: this list and then down the bottom The aforementioned Honey.
Speaker 6: Van denbosh what, a Name h ownie Van, Den bosh
Speaker 6: and in brackets it's got. Barrel girl and like many,
Speaker 6: OF us i would ride away. For tickets the next
Speaker 6: thing those tickets. Would come they'd sit on the top
Speaker 6: shelf in the kitchen and you'd have to book them in,
Speaker 6: some weeks if not, months ahead And then i'd book
Speaker 6: the tickets just to the, two Tickets and dad would
Speaker 6: come in more tickets On there we've got to go
Speaker 6: and see the BLOODY im. T, shirt anyway he was,
Speaker 6: most gracious AND when i WAS only i, don't know
Speaker 6: ten or, twelve maybe and he'd take us at least
Speaker 6: two or three times To See graham kennedy and THE
Speaker 6: the imt back in. Those, DAYS however, i digress but
Speaker 6: one of the things was To see Honnie van derbosch
Speaker 6: alive in that.
Speaker 1: Studio and then walking back into the. Dressing rooms it.
Speaker 3: Was Just.
Speaker 6: Be still my, Beating Heart The TUNE, twisters Gtv The Channel.
Speaker 1: Line ballet you forget, about that? Don't You friday nights
Speaker 1: syndicated national edition of The Program Graham Kennedy Graham kennedy
Speaker 1: Channel nine show And the best Of.
Speaker 6: The highlights IMT's an amazing Part of, australian history?
Speaker 1: ISN'T It? Tv history Ian Box, Hill Morning.
Speaker 41: GOOD Morning I grida mars was the first. Darrets girl
Speaker 41: so we'll Just.
Speaker 1: Before panda so?
Speaker 41: What name there was, a model a house Model for
Speaker 41: darret's and they had her on and for The first
Speaker 41: i'm not sure, how long, but yeah she was, the
Speaker 41: first And then panda came, after her and then others.
Speaker 12: After that and then.
Speaker 1: After that so what was? Her name for.
Speaker 28: Giving me you're?
Speaker 41: Talking about Honey Was. Honey frager she, Was Tall honey
Speaker 41: vandenbosch was shorter and probably.
Speaker 6: Dark head so they had they had a couple of
Speaker 6: a couple of Honeys as darryl girls as. A, girl really.
Speaker 1: What are the odds?
Speaker 16: Of that.
Speaker 1: What are the odds of having two honeys for the price?
Speaker 14: Of?
Speaker 41: One period, my my my INTRODUCTION and i was to
Speaker 41: do with The Hardware clive king was probably the second
Speaker 41: most prominent hardware Man in Melbourne Behind Frank penhalia.
Speaker 1: And what was?
Speaker 41: His Role clark king was one of the Founders of
Speaker 41: martera ten in nineteen, fifty nine and so do you remember.
Speaker 1: The history of? That then how did that? Come about
Speaker 1: and why was it referred To as?
Speaker 41: Mater, ten well mater if you did woodwork at school was.
Speaker 41: A joint you joined two timbers together with a. MATER
Speaker 41: joint i did. Not know it was the ten principles that.
Speaker 41: Started Ten clark king was one. Of Them reg buchanan
Speaker 41: was Another ian ian this but. Was Another jack warmersley,
Speaker 41: was another and A Chap On tom danaher. Was another
Speaker 41: they were small hardware businesses in the eastern suburbs and
Speaker 41: they were trying to compete against the big boys in
Speaker 41: town like mckiwen's, and that and they got together and
Speaker 41: formed this group in nineteen, fifty nine.
Speaker 1: Which would have been sort of like a buying. Group,
Speaker 1: Presumable yeah and yet might a ten grew to be
Speaker 1: a real force for a long time against the might of.
Speaker 1: Then McEwan's well it.
Speaker 41: Went, national yeah and ended up. Being national they had
Speaker 41: stores and businesses in every State in australia in, the
Speaker 41: end and.
Speaker 6: Then what probably ultimately confumped them as as as the
Speaker 6: powerhouse that, they were was the dominance of what became
Speaker 6: the Dominance of bunnings as we know.
Speaker 1: It now.
Speaker 41: Although there was there's still another group going Called The Homestead,
Speaker 41: hardware group but that's just a small group as.
Speaker 1: Well now but that was pretty big two at, one
Speaker 1: stage wasn't?
Speaker 29: It was.
Speaker 6: And so all those original founders of might, To ten
Speaker 6: i'm thinking as, business people most would, have.
Speaker 41: Gone, oh yes, long gone. Long, gone, Yeah unfortunately.
Speaker 1: And did you have any particular Man left do you
Speaker 1: have an involvement in?
Speaker 41: All That in my father had a hardware store In
Speaker 41: baux hill for, many years but he chose not to
Speaker 41: go With the marter. Ten Group but i'm reading this
Speaker 41: to you from. A history a good school mate, Of Mine,
Speaker 41: mark fiddian Wrote the Spirit of, marter ten which is the.
Speaker 28: Full history of.
Speaker 1: How it all worked.
Speaker 41: From, god wah you, might say from none until it.
Speaker 1: Wound down we should point out that there are Still
Speaker 1: great mita Stores. Around australia, ah.
Speaker 41: Yeah yeah but they don't carry the same WAY as.
Speaker 29: I did In the.
Speaker 41: Healthyon days, no, true yeah well.
Speaker 1: Everything changes thank you for that background and it's much
Speaker 1: APPRECIATED and i appreciate you were taking, the time but
Speaker 1: jump out of the cot at this time in the
Speaker 1: morning to provide. That Background john farnham hosted at eighteen
Speaker 1: hosted a children's. Morning program according to lots, Of messages
Speaker 1: can anybody let us know what it? Was called.
Speaker 13: Wherever?
Speaker 1: You are nice to have. Your company we'll say goodbye
Speaker 1: TO six pr listeners. Very shortly we'll see.
Speaker 6: You Tonight nathan kosher will be in the chair with
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Speaker 4: Man now this is a straightior Urbanized with. Tony McManus.
Speaker 1: This is a story in the. Paper today No doubt
Speaker 1: Ross and ross will look at in the breaking program
Speaker 1: on the other side of five point Thirty Where victoria
Speaker 1: police have listen, To This victoria police spending almost ten
Speaker 1: million dollars. A Year victoria police spending ten million dollars
Speaker 1: a year settling claims brought against its officers as civil
Speaker 1: action against the force reaches. RECORD levels, i wonder.
Speaker 6: DON'T you a new data has revealed that since, twenty
Speaker 6: twenty the agency itself has spent forty six point five
Speaker 6: million settling three hundred and forty five claims filed against,
Speaker 6: police misconduct with seventy five cases filed over the past.
Speaker 1: Financial year figure is.
Speaker 6: The highest over the past, five years with police attributing
Speaker 6: the rise in cases to the final settlement of some long. Running,
Speaker 6: Litigations really i'm not blaming. Anybody here the police have
Speaker 6: just enormous work.
Speaker 1: To do we're in all of what.
Speaker 6: They do how do they find themselves having to fork
Speaker 6: out forty six point five million dollars with seventy five
Speaker 6: cases filed over.
Speaker 1: The last past financial?
Speaker 6: Year alone that will be a talking point and no
Speaker 6: Doubt with Ross and russ And with tom just after
Speaker 6: thirty this morning.
Speaker 1: As, Well goodnight. Tony maca have You Heard simon owen
Speaker 1: Mentioned that Jeff cork King Cork ki king of. The,
Speaker 1: kids geez the one for me.
Speaker 14: Was.
Speaker 1: His, uncle Yes regards Mareen. In sunbury, Thank, You maureen hello.
Speaker 6: To You john farnham Has hosted did he host an
Speaker 6: eighteen a children's?
Speaker 1: Morning program nobody can. Confirm that i'm sure you're not wrong.
Speaker 1: ABOUT that i just. Don't remember and did it have?
Speaker 1: A name one double three six y.
Speaker 6: Nine three earlier in, the program we Spoke, to marnilishman
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Speaker 6: a fair bit to, talk about as you can imagine
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Speaker 6: and i asked her a, question, about well, what constitutes if,
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Speaker 25: Divorce is more about having separate bathroom spaces to. Avoid
Speaker 25: conflict so it might be different toilets in the house
Speaker 25: that you know each, Partner, uses yeah and a totally
Speaker 25: different bathroom space because a lot of people have different
Speaker 25: personal habits and a lot of people have different, hygiene
Speaker 25: preferences and as you, can imagine if you're sharing, a
Speaker 25: toilet think a mirror and, a shower it can be
Speaker 25: quite irritating. People's behaviors and, you know there are so
Speaker 25: many different BEHAVIORS that i think we all, talk about
Speaker 25: don't we that is. Really irritating it might be leaving
Speaker 25: the toilet. Seed up it might be leaving kind of
Speaker 25: hair in, the sink or squeezing, the toothpaste, you know
Speaker 25: at the beginning and not at.
Speaker 15: The end.
Speaker 25: But these, little things particularly when we communicate to others
Speaker 25: that we don't like them and they, don't listen it
Speaker 25: just gets repeated. Every day can, build up, Can't it and,
Speaker 25: it could amongst other things in, a relationship actually contribute
Speaker 25: to a.
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Speaker 1: you're getting up nice and early for as early this
Speaker 1: morning to be on. The program so that led us, to,
Speaker 1: think well many of us would have not a criticism
Speaker 1: that's probably the, wrong word but would. Have issues let's call.
Speaker 6: Them issues as the grandmother used, to say that is
Speaker 6: A person anthony with issues and she, would say just, like.
Speaker 1: That there would be people in, your home in your
Speaker 1: family that you would consider that have issues with really.
Speaker 6: Bad, habits now if you could name, either husband, a, wife, son, daughter, uncle,
Speaker 6: cousin friend family member and their, worst habit worst, family
Speaker 6: habit what would? That be this is your opportunity, to do,
Speaker 6: you know just vent and we like to vent on
Speaker 6: open line, talkback radio don't we one double three six x.
Speaker 6: Nine three if you could nominate the, worst habit you
Speaker 6: don't have to, mention names just have a bit of fun.
Speaker 6: With it the worst habit of, your father, your mother,
Speaker 6: your family, your friend, your daughter, your husband, your wife.
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Speaker 6: nine three for that member's worst.
Speaker 1: Bad habit will make.
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Speaker 6: The snozz, you're right that really pushes the annoyance button in.
Speaker 1: Big TIME because I can't i'll that's an interesting note FROM.
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Speaker 6: Nine three it's not too late to get. On board
Speaker 6: somebody and your family.
Speaker 1: Are with something that's just an irritating. BAD habit i
Speaker 1: think we were talking earlier about the rules around the the.
Speaker 6: Bathroom area whether you're leaving here in, THE sink i,
Speaker 6: hate that whether.
Speaker 1: People leave a towel on the.
Speaker 6: Floor in the bathroom straight up, the snozz or just
Speaker 6: another habit might be leaving your clothes on.
Speaker 20: The.
Speaker 1: Floor children i'm looking at you in the bedroom expecting
Speaker 1: somehow they're going to walk out of the bedroom by themselves.
Speaker 6: And into the laundry and into. The machine wonderuble three
Speaker 6: six nine three are Pe to adelaide, morning.
Speaker 31: Morning good news for both, Of. Us tony do we
Speaker 31: win twenty At the Bay?
Speaker 20: And?
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Speaker 1: Little chappie?
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Speaker 31: Three weeks i've Got the glenog's Side at Nord next
Speaker 31: SATURDAY and I think nord can, beat. Them glenelg all
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Speaker 31: and stuart came from behind again and we're now tenant
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Speaker 6: up to date with ALL THINGS, A S, S A N,
Speaker 6: f l which is very good.
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Speaker 1: back we'll take.
Speaker 6: Your calls we've got time on. The board you'll get through.
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Speaker 6: To that and there be taxi drivers Right across melbourne
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Speaker 6: Or, CARD well i think they still haven't taken the
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Speaker 6: cash why would they not cash and card or a combination.
Speaker 6: Of both what's the minute with you guys In. Cash
Speaker 6: airport how much is the Run from Cheltenham To. Tullamarine
Speaker 6: ballpark just give us. An idea we'll keep listen and
Speaker 6: we'll see we can find out Pail. From cheldenham That's
Speaker 6: next australia every Night, Morning mandy Mandy says tony mac
Speaker 6: hope you. ARE well i am For a Monday, morning
Speaker 6: mandy hoping you are. The same my pet hate loathing
Speaker 6: would be these bad habits. Of people but you need
Speaker 6: to say who.
Speaker 1: You're nominating is this somebody in particular in your family
Speaker 1: or you just, Weren't. Game mandy hate is someone not
Speaker 1: putting the toilets eat now and before, they flush and
Speaker 1: the spray if you don't mind. The spray, my.
Speaker 6: Goodness it is just the little things that get straight
Speaker 6: up people's. As nars have a, Great, Day mandy. Thank
Speaker 6: You Michel my Belle, in sheltonham, good morning.
Speaker 34: GOOD morning i.
Speaker 43: Catch a cab all the time To the tullermarine and
Speaker 43: it's one hundred and twenty dollars and you can pay
Speaker 43: cash or.
Speaker 16: Card whatever. Suit shoot so it's.
Speaker 1: About One from Cheltenham. To, tellomarine yes but.
Speaker 43: Make sure they don't go on the freeway BECAUSE once
Speaker 43: i came Back From new ZEALAND and i got a
Speaker 43: cab from the airport and he took me down the
Speaker 43: free one cost me one hundred.
Speaker 6: And, sixty well that's a big thing because of the
Speaker 6: bits and pieces along the air the tariffs along.
Speaker 1: The, way michel you say you do a fair bit. Of,
Speaker 1: TRAVEL yes.
Speaker 43: I do my children Live In, new ZEALAND so i
Speaker 43: go there.
Speaker 1: Every year which part north? South?
Speaker 29: North were?
Speaker 1: Oh gorgeous do you ever get used to? That smell?
Speaker 12: You do.
Speaker 3: Are?
Speaker 1: You sure how long does it take to get used?
Speaker 37: To it you don't even notice it after a while
Speaker 37: when you've.
Speaker 16: Been, there yeah when.
Speaker 6: You're, LIVING there i suppose how old are the kids and? The, Grandkids,
Speaker 6: Now michelle.
Speaker 43: I've got grandchildren and great grandchildren really for, eighteen years
Speaker 43: so all their friends and everything are. Over THERE so
Speaker 43: i came home to nursed my parents and less, than
Speaker 43: THESE so i traveled back.
Speaker 1: And, forth, Now, oh michelle you you're a saint and
Speaker 1: you don't. KNOW it, I, guess well look after those gorgeous,
Speaker 1: for me were your parents still?
Speaker 9: With, you no they've.
Speaker 43: Both passed AWADNEY and i will justify sister and she
Speaker 43: not long ago.
Speaker 1: Passed, Away michelle you've had a. Tough run thank you
Speaker 1: for being part of. The program APPRECIATE that.
Speaker 25: I catch your cap and give a.
Speaker 16: Good trick good.
Speaker 1: On you that's very kind.
Speaker 3: Of you there.
Speaker 1: You go that gives you a ballpark figure around about
Speaker 1: one hundred and.
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