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Speaker 1: Can you imagine going into a shopping center. You're in
Speaker 1: a shopping center and you're having your nails done, or
Speaker 1: you might be looking to buy and you shirt or
Speaker 1: a top or as good, and the next thing there
Speaker 1: is a massive lan cruise are flying down through the
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Speaker 1: Really now, there'll be a lot of commentary about that,
Speaker 1: There's no doubt, but just how awful, how horrid that
Speaker 1: would have been, how dangerous that was there but the
Speaker 1: grace of God. You would think. Saw that on the
Speaker 1: news last night, I thought, what do these people think?
Speaker 1: What's going on in there? Presumably very small brains that says, oh,
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Speaker 1: A young and Jackson, Young and Jackson. So that will
Speaker 1: be the first voice you hear when you ring through
Speaker 1: lots of things about which we'll chat one and nothing
Speaker 1: in particular. But I wrote down a little note that says,
Speaker 1: what's the I thought this was really good? What was
Speaker 1: your first job? What was your first job? And what
Speaker 1: did you learn from it? So if you were writing
Speaker 1: down that first job that you had, presumably as a
Speaker 1: youngster or maybe is some sort of a professional, what
Speaker 1: was your first job and what did you learn from it?
Speaker 1: A little later on the program, we'll catch up with
Speaker 1: Tracy Sheen. I think it is the person who pretty
Speaker 1: much is across all things tech in a way that
Speaker 1: maybe makes this a bit interesting. She goes back nineteenth ninety.
Speaker 1: She's been talking and helping small business owners. But what
Speaker 1: I want to talk to her about is AI AI.
Speaker 1: It's really fascinating for those of us that don't understand.
Speaker 1: And I put my hand up around that. Is it
Speaker 1: helping oussie kids learn or is it in fact letting
Speaker 1: them cheat? Metaphorically? We'll look at that, and plenty of
Speaker 1: time for your causes. We go through Justine in Burn, good.
Speaker 7: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 1: Now I'm really pleased to hear from you her. Just
Speaker 1: speak briefly with Dennis on the program last night, here
Speaker 1: on three a w hope you're well fined and safe
Speaker 1: and things are on the improve.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Well, I was ringing to tell you my oldest son
Speaker 7: got back from America today. So he's been away from
Speaker 7: Nelly nearly four weeks.
Speaker 9: A wild yeah, yeah, so I.
Speaker 7: Missed him so much because of obviously what's been happening
Speaker 7: at home. But oh so nice to having him at home.
Speaker 7: And obviously he saw a big difference in my husband.
Speaker 7: So it's sort of slowly turning a corner with the
Speaker 7: treatment or the radiation and the camot finished now, thank god,
Speaker 7: and I think we're five weeks into recovery, so we
Speaker 7: don't know the results until August. You have an MRI,
Speaker 7: but it's looking positive. So you just take one day
Speaker 7: at a time.
Speaker 1: Time and at least it's this on the horizon. Things
Speaker 1: are looking the worst may be behind God willing.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, awful, awful. It's worse than what we ever imagined,
Speaker 7: particularly the last two weeks of such intense radiation and chemo,
Speaker 7: which was just you know, you lose so much weight
Speaker 7: and he had a feeding.
Speaker 8: Tube and you just got awful awful.
Speaker 7: But Peter McCollum, amazing, but it's what you see in
Speaker 7: the hospital and you're just all ages. But anyway, we're
Speaker 7: getting there. And my other son, he turns eighteen tomorrow,
Speaker 7: so Lord here in my prayer. Yeah, getting the license
Speaker 7: and you know what that wind. But there's another one
Speaker 7: on the road.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now with the number is the number one son?
Speaker 1: Who's back?
Speaker 7: Yes, oldest son? Yes.
Speaker 1: So when are we all coming around for the slide night?
Speaker 1: Look at all the photos.
Speaker 7: Well, he's in bed because he has to be at
Speaker 7: work tomorrow at what track. So I tried to keep
Speaker 7: him up till nine and then he's gone to bed.
Speaker 7: But no, he's great. He had he's had a fun
Speaker 7: trip in America. He's been there with his girlfriend's family.
Speaker 7: So I didn't have to worry worry about him. It
Speaker 7: was lovely. I didn't have to get the phone call
Speaker 7: that I had previously when he was in Europe and
Speaker 7: you know, I've lost my suitcase. Mum, I've lost this.
Speaker 10: I've lost that where.
Speaker 8: He was with his girlfriend himself. It was very considered.
Speaker 1: So it's actually so, well, did did it turn up
Speaker 1: the suitcase?
Speaker 7: Well, that was in Croatia. That suitcase went missing. That's
Speaker 7: a very funny story. I still tell you that another night.
Speaker 1: I'm still missing.
Speaker 7: He didn't get it when he got to Croatia, but
Speaker 7: on his return he was adamant that he was going
Speaker 7: to get his suitcase, and someone told him what he
Speaker 7: had to do, and he literally went into a suitcase
Speaker 7: room at the airport and all the tickets had been
Speaker 7: taken off, and he knew his suitcase, and he said
Speaker 7: to his mate, who's very funny, I'm not leaving until
Speaker 7: we get this suitcase. Thirty two. They literally, they literally
Speaker 7: put all the silver suitcases to one side, and eventually
Speaker 7: they got the suitcase and they got out of there.
Speaker 7: There were security guards guns, and he said, I'm not leaving.
Speaker 7: I know my suitcase is here. That was Europe, whereas
Speaker 7: America with no problems at all.
Speaker 1: Fantastic justin I love you and leave you. But it's
Speaker 1: good to know that everything's hopefully on the improved for you.
Speaker 1: Good on your nice to talk about it. I'll be
Speaker 1: in Melbourne town morning. Rub you going sensational.
Speaker 11: But you're talking earlier about our workplace.
Speaker 1: Yes, So the idea of etiquette in the workplace or
Speaker 1: in fact at home, just that overall sense of etiquette
Speaker 1: is it is it still valued a sense of etiquette.
Speaker 11: Oh made no chance. So at the depot in our
Speaker 11: life room, we've got one of those water cours. And
Speaker 11: I've lost count of how many times I walked in
Speaker 11: try to be tripped to fill the water bottle up,
Speaker 11: No water left, no water in the core. And yet
Speaker 11: there's a whole rack right next to it.
Speaker 12: Got four bottles.
Speaker 11: And yeah, one one particular time, I'll walk in, I'll
Speaker 11: bit Pete off about something. No water in the coller.
Speaker 11: There's two people sitting in there. I took the bottle
Speaker 11: out through it across the lunch room. I said, make
Speaker 11: there's two of you here, Why haven't you filled it?
Speaker 1: What can you to fill it? And robot was the reaction.
Speaker 11: They were all shocked and like I Ca'm down. I said,
Speaker 11: calm down, How long have you guys been sitting here
Speaker 11: like I without a word of light. You do not
Speaker 11: have to move or if you're standing at the corner,
Speaker 11: you literally turned with his arms reached. There's four bottles
Speaker 11: within arms for each and yeah, and I've even had
Speaker 11: times where I've filled my bottle up and there's that
Speaker 11: tiny little big at the bottom and I've got a cup.
Speaker 11: I've emptied it out and put a fresh one in
Speaker 11: for the next purpose.
Speaker 1: Goodness, Yeah, it's not hard rather and I got to
Speaker 1: tell you it happens all the time. I reckon the
Speaker 1: big workplaces right across the stre people will identify with
Speaker 1: that frustration. I've just been down in our little kitchenette here,
Speaker 1: not far from where I'm sitting now. And look, I'm
Speaker 1: not blaming anybody, but just a little thing like why
Speaker 1: am I rinsing? Jackson was doing the same thing. We're
Speaker 1: out there and we're rinsing dishes that somebody's had a
Speaker 1: bite to it, and just to put it in the
Speaker 1: rack soots clean doesn't smell. So when we go out
Speaker 1: to use the kitchen to make you cup it to
Speaker 1: you a bit later on this morning, we don't have
Speaker 1: to look at it, wonderuble three six nine three complain, complain, complain,
Speaker 1: and we'll do your calls the other side come and
Speaker 1: join us. It's Australia overnight. We didn't want to, we
Speaker 1: didn't want to start negatively, but gee, it gets straight
Speaker 1: up the SNOZ, doesn't it. Yeah, based on one of
Speaker 1: the previous callers there, we're talking about things that you
Speaker 1: may have lost when you're traveling. I've often referred to
Speaker 1: curiously talking about it over the weekend traveling and had
Speaker 1: this really much love back in the day, green Levi
Speaker 1: cord jacket and lost. Never know where it went. I
Speaker 1: suspect I left it somewhere in fairness, and then you
Speaker 1: go back to find it and gone. Nobody knows where
Speaker 1: it is. The hotel had no reference of it, completely gone.
Speaker 1: And for a long time now I've thought to you,
Speaker 1: I ever wonderer, hope somebody is wearing it, and wearing
Speaker 1: it to this day with great joy. It was a
Speaker 1: much loved green Levi jacket. If you happen to ever
Speaker 1: see that green Levi jacket, could you send it back
Speaker 1: to me. Tony McManus, care of three aw in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Things that you've lost when you've been traveling anywhere around Australia,
Speaker 1: around the world one double three six nine three, Now, Tiffy,
Speaker 1: how are you going with your tiles?
Speaker 13: Don't get me?
Speaker 1: So, how did it end up?
Speaker 13: Well, Ahmed is going to help me. I don't know
Speaker 13: where he's going to get him from, but he's going
Speaker 13: to help me. I mean he was happy to help
Speaker 13: me before, But like these days, I like to supply
Speaker 13: them and then then when it gets his daughters cheaper.
Speaker 13: Don't get me started on a particular company, don't, honestly.
Speaker 1: So well, let's let's talk about the idea of the
Speaker 1: tiles for which you were looking. You were being specific
Speaker 1: about the tiles, and the discussion went around the fact
Speaker 1: that they couldn't be supplied or word available or not
Speaker 1: necessarily so much.
Speaker 13: They they wanted me to go Chinese. They didn't wanted
Speaker 13: me to go Italian. I said, listen, it's my bathroom,
Speaker 13: my house. I'm going to go with what I feel
Speaker 13: is best.
Speaker 1: What I would like since but do you on the
Speaker 1: top of the waz a beautiful.
Speaker 13: And I'm happy to pay for it. But this guy assumed, well,
Speaker 13: it's too expensive for you. To excuse me, You don't
Speaker 13: know what I'm going to pay. You don't know what
Speaker 13: I'm you know, I said, this has been hell for me.
Speaker 13: It's not just how it looks, it's the fact that
Speaker 13: I've had a leak. I'm going to have waterproofing done.
Speaker 13: I said, I just want it to look good as
Speaker 13: well as function. Well, that's what I said.
Speaker 14: I mean.
Speaker 10: Is it too hard?
Speaker 13: Been too for them?
Speaker 1: Well, maybe I don't know. I just you would think
Speaker 1: it would be pretty straight forward if you've got a
Speaker 1: clear idea of the child you're looking for. This is
Speaker 1: the update, by the way, on the the mold and
Speaker 1: the beautiful.
Speaker 9: And the ugly.
Speaker 13: But they said that they wanted measurements. I said, you
Speaker 13: never told me that when I called you two months ago.
Speaker 13: Now I called them on the.
Speaker 1: Tuesday slow down, slower down. So they asked you for
Speaker 1: measurements and did you provide them with me yesterday?
Speaker 13: But they didn't tell me that when I first balled them.
Speaker 13: That's the thing. So I've been getting two different sorts
Speaker 13: of you know, what they wanted, and it's been confusing
Speaker 13: for me. I'm tired, as I've actually dropped my nine
Speaker 13: o'clock way cup routine because I'm that tired.
Speaker 1: Have you got a We're all a bit tired. If
Speaker 1: he have you got a? Have you got a tyler?
Speaker 14: I have?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: Does your tyler sing?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 13: He doesn't sing.
Speaker 1: You need a tyler that sings.
Speaker 13: Well, I could do the singing if my voice wasn't
Speaker 13: so great.
Speaker 1: We need a Then you get the tiles for which
Speaker 1: your little heart would desire.
Speaker 13: And I hope that I get to see the metal
Speaker 13: band that my heart desires as well, But that depends
Speaker 13: on the support workers too.
Speaker 1: You said little email about that this is a new band.
Speaker 13: Well it's a new wish. They've been together for twenty
Speaker 13: years nearly. But they've got four albums that I comemeber
Speaker 13: all of them. But the latest one is called Friend
Speaker 13: of a Phantom and the band is called Vola. They're
Speaker 13: a Danish progressive metal band. Some of them they growl
Speaker 13: a little bit, not a lot, but I don't like
Speaker 13: all the growling, to be honest. But to be honest,
Speaker 13: you know, it's very rare that I get to see
Speaker 13: anything like this yere, because you know, we have a
Speaker 13: few things in a but not much. We're not known
Speaker 13: for that. And the problem is, no matter what band
Speaker 13: it is, they mostly perform at night, no matter who
Speaker 13: they are, no matter what genre or artists whatever, that's
Speaker 13: what they do. That's going to be a problem. I
Speaker 13: hope it won't be a problem, but it might be
Speaker 13: a problem. I hope it's not going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: It won't be a problem if you're always good to chat,
Speaker 1: look after yourself. Thank you were fee I Wednesday Gardens morning.
Speaker 15: Yes, good morning, how are you okay?
Speaker 1: I'm well, thank you for asking yourself.
Speaker 16: Shot.
Speaker 15: Yes, I'm fine. I love your show, and I would
Speaker 15: like to talk about my very very first job making
Speaker 15: nineteen sixty six.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty six, what a year.
Speaker 15: Hey were what a year?
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 15: It was good the different times. But you know that
Speaker 15: shows how much the world has changed now these days
Speaker 15: since then, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Well, sixty six was the year that we got the
Speaker 1: decimal currency, too, wasn't it.
Speaker 15: That's right, Yes, indeed it was fourteenth.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 15: My first job, was my first job ever, was at
Speaker 15: and can I mention the name.
Speaker 1: Of the it's a cools you can We're not the alphabet.
Speaker 1: You can do anything you like.
Speaker 15: Well, it was at one of Adelaide's largest centers for
Speaker 15: people with disabilities of reabilization center called Bedford Industry. Yes,
Speaker 15: and it was. It's on Goodwood Road at Panorama and anyway,
Speaker 15: I was a switchboard operator at the time at the beginning,
Speaker 15: and then later down the track I went into another
Speaker 15: department what was called the subcontract department. And with that department,
Speaker 15: particular department work involved like tying strings knots into strings
Speaker 15: for the abertoires. At the time, packing parcels and lucky
Speaker 15: dips for Johnny Martin's around, Yes, and oh, cutting cotton
Speaker 15: for actual mills. I'll forget what else packing nails into
Speaker 15: boxes for the Sporting Arms Association. Although the wages weren't
Speaker 15: very flash, but it gave us something to give one
Speaker 15: something to do. And not only that, but it taught
Speaker 15: me how to mix and get along with people. And
Speaker 15: then I moved on. Later in nineteen sixty eight, on
Speaker 15: the ninth of February, I finished up with them and
Speaker 15: I went to one of our blindness agencies at the time,
Speaker 15: which was in North Adelaide, opposite the Children's hospital, and
Speaker 15: there it went on from there.
Speaker 1: What a great job, wonderful memory. Now, if I put
Speaker 1: to you, and I said to you, if you wanted
Speaker 1: to come back here we are the twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: how do you think you go in the workplace as
Speaker 1: a sixteen, seventeen, eighteen year old now to learn some
Speaker 1: of the tricks based on what you already know. Do
Speaker 1: you think you could start all over again given the
Speaker 1: possibilities of artificial intelligence for example.
Speaker 15: Well, I mean I'm halfway there anyway, because as a
Speaker 15: person with a vision impairment, I use a lot of
Speaker 15: audio like we have. You know the cassettes.
Speaker 19: We used to of course cassys if.
Speaker 15: You remember them, and they were the order of my day.
Speaker 15: Plus reading and writing braille. And the other thing too,
Speaker 15: is with the fact that without braille, people who are
Speaker 15: blind or vision impaired would never be able to read braille.
Speaker 15: And I learned it when I was five years old.
Speaker 1: It's a great way to start our next guest, Faith.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that, Tracy Sheen. Tracy's a wonderful person.
Speaker 1: She's going to help us talk about AI helping Ossie
Speaker 1: kids in particular. Does it help them, they'd make them?
Speaker 1: Does it learn they learned how to cheat? And Tray says,
Speaker 1: it's no different on how we taught past generations to
Speaker 1: use things as you say, calculates for example, or I
Speaker 1: don't know, going online and you know, reading the reading
Speaker 1: the Wikipedia. I guess these days. Tracy Sheen, good morning,
Speaker 1: Good morning. It's a love me to have you on
Speaker 1: the program. Thank you for a little bit of time,
Speaker 1: given that we were just talking about those things that
Speaker 1: we learned all those years ago. People now were sort
Speaker 1: of to some degree, Tracy, reinventing themselves at that younger,
Speaker 1: younger age because things have changing and they continue to change.
Speaker 10: Look, I don't know if they're reinventing as much as
Speaker 10: you know that the kids don't know any different. Right,
Speaker 10: It's exactly the same as your previous guests saying that
Speaker 10: she had to learn how they had to learn how
Speaker 10: to read via braille, and I had to get a
Speaker 10: pen license when I was at school. We didn't know
Speaker 10: any different. We just had what we.
Speaker 1: Had, the old pen license. Were you an ink will
Speaker 1: monitor trace?
Speaker 14: Gosh?
Speaker 10: Not quite, not quite. I did have to I did
Speaker 10: have to prove that I could write in pencil before
Speaker 10: I was allowed to move to pen, that's right. And
Speaker 10: I did have to get the calculator license.
Speaker 1: The calculator license, what did that entail?
Speaker 10: Well, we had to prove that we could do long
Speaker 10: division and multiplication and things before we were allowed to
Speaker 10: whip out the Cassio.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it. We're going to whip out the Cassio.
Speaker 1: Exactly what a brand that is. It remains. I mean, Cassio,
Speaker 1: by the way, do some amazing watches these days as well.
Speaker 1: The reason that we got Johnny is to talk about
Speaker 1: some of these things, about how we train younger people
Speaker 1: these days. What do you got for it? Stras?
Speaker 10: Yeah, look, it's it's really really important. My concern here
Speaker 10: is that our current crop of students aren't necessarily being
Speaker 10: prepared for the workforce that they're about to enter. So
Speaker 10: I think as a whole, as parents, as grandparents, as
Speaker 10: supporters of students, it's really incumbent upon us to support
Speaker 10: our educators to get up to speed with exactly what's
Speaker 10: going on, and to provide the students with the ability
Speaker 10: to actually lean in and leverage some of these tools
Speaker 10: as opposed to you know, sometimes perhaps tying one arm
Speaker 10: behind their back and kind of saying to them, look,
Speaker 10: you can't really use AI for this because that's not
Speaker 10: the workforce that they're going to enter.
Speaker 1: So is it the we're clearly I think we live
Speaker 1: in what's referred to, is it not as a digital age?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, look, I think it's it's about to be, if
Speaker 10: not now, the AI enabled age, I think is the
Speaker 10: next phase that we're going to end.
Speaker 1: And there's some people are still concerned about that. What
Speaker 1: will look Look at what that will look like sooner
Speaker 1: rather than later?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and look quite right, I think a dose of
Speaker 10: healthy skepticism is healthy. We need to be aware and mindful.
Speaker 10: But you know, let's face it, it's here. It's not
Speaker 10: that it's coming. It's already here. We've been using it
Speaker 10: for years, whether it's Google Maps, whether it's any of
Speaker 10: the streaming platforms. Even your show is available as a
Speaker 10: podcast and all this technology. So it's already here. It's
Speaker 10: just that we now need to really identify that it's
Speaker 10: going in leaps and bounds, and we just need to
Speaker 10: get up to speed pretty quickly.
Speaker 1: Tracy, going back to the early part of the eighties,
Speaker 1: We're got great radio station three b A in Bellerrette
Speaker 1: and Victoria, and for some reason, I'd purchased this a
Speaker 1: very small TV and I took it into the studio
Speaker 1: because I think from memory it might have been tennis
Speaker 1: it was on. It's a very small TV screen. I
Speaker 1: set it down where I was playing the records so
Speaker 1: that I could give updates on the score. Boss of
Speaker 1: the radio station came up the stairs and said, that's
Speaker 1: got to go. We don't have TV screens here in
Speaker 1: a radio studio. Now, as I look around the studio
Speaker 1: in which I'm now sitting in twenty twenty five, conservatively
Speaker 1: between the two studios. Five there, I reckon there's another
Speaker 1: four or five. Conservatively there would be fifteen screens.
Speaker 10: Well, you and I have certainly a lot in common.
Speaker 10: I mean, if I think back to the early eighties,
Speaker 10: I was probably busy recording Casey Casem you know, that's
Speaker 10: the year the old.
Speaker 21: Top forty, the Americans Top forty, exactly hitting the play
Speaker 21: and the record at the right time and hoping people
Speaker 21: just like you weren't going to talk over the whole
Speaker 21: in production so I could capture the entire.
Speaker 22: Song that I wanted.
Speaker 10: So, you know, again, it's just that evolution. It's just
Speaker 10: being prepared to recognize that the way that we were
Speaker 10: doing things then is not the way that we're doing
Speaker 10: things now, and it's not going to be the way
Speaker 10: that we're doing things in twelve months, three years time.
Speaker 1: If I have people have looked at your website trace,
Speaker 1: which is called the Digitalguide dot com, what will they see?
Speaker 10: They will see everything from how to adopt AI in
Speaker 10: an ethical way, how to support kids with responsible adoption,
Speaker 10: and you know, all kinds of digital literacy and everything
Speaker 10: in between.
Speaker 1: Do you bring in the little four, five, six, seven
Speaker 1: year olds in that early.
Speaker 10: I have. I have grand babies that are six and three,
Speaker 10: and you know it's the old story of if I
Speaker 10: can't spet the video recorder other than even a video.
Speaker 10: Now again I'm showing my age, but you know, give
Speaker 10: the kids that I remember the first time my oldest
Speaker 10: grandchild looked at a magazine and he tried to pinch
Speaker 10: and zoom, thinking it was an iPad.
Speaker 5: So I do that too.
Speaker 1: It's great to talk to you, Tracy. Thank you. Have
Speaker 1: a look at that website, the Digital Guide dot com
Speaker 1: dot au Tracy Sheen. Thanks for staying up nice and
Speaker 1: late for us Tracy on Australia every night. We'll do
Speaker 1: this when we come back. Plenty of time for your calls.
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Speaker 1: We don't rehearse, We have no rehearsal, have only very
Speaker 1: loose plans. My dear friend and a great radio mentor
Speaker 1: as a lovely bloke by the name of Bob Moore Mills.
Speaker 1: Many of you might remember the name, certainly do in
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Speaker 1: did a fair bit of work at the Old three
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Speaker 1: and he would often say to us when we were
Speaker 1: young and naive, Tony Mack, whatever you do, don't overproduce.
Speaker 1: Just let the listeners do their thing. They're infinitely smarter,
Speaker 1: wiser than you will ever be. And I thought, well,
Speaker 1: that was a backhanded comment. I've learned that he was
Speaker 1: absolutely right. Your first job, what did you learn from it?
Speaker 1: Is the question up for grabs if you'd like to participate.
Speaker 1: What was your first job and what did you learn
Speaker 1: from it when you think about it now? If anything?
Speaker 23: David morning, good morning, please Tony please, just three things
Speaker 23: out to talk to you, please, all right, please, first,
Speaker 23: I used to ride a pushbike from Hazelmare near Guildford
Speaker 23: to Dianella. Forty minute ride on a pushbike and forty
Speaker 23: four minutes back. And I was apprenticed French polisher.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, French polisher. And for how long did you
Speaker 1: do it, David?
Speaker 24: Oh? Well, we don't.
Speaker 23: Well we're done to my become tradesman. But it was
Speaker 23: a very hard risk situation back in those times, in
Speaker 23: the nineteen seventy to seventy five, okay. And after that,
Speaker 23: I you know, I vanched out into other avenues and
Speaker 23: so forth, into the building game. But I'm saying but
Speaker 23: also too one thing is the I remember a song
Speaker 23: I spoke to earlier, the group called the screen petty
Speaker 23: singers beans in your ears.
Speaker 1: Don't I can't hear the teacher rugged beans in my ears?
Speaker 1: Beans in my love? It haven't heard that vs? Yeah
Speaker 1: love it David?
Speaker 23: Okay, and also too please. Midland City is mentioned in the.
Speaker 1: Chalk I know where the Chicken Man's on.
Speaker 23: You told you about about it killing made away from me?
Speaker 1: I know, just not that far away, David. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much and always good to have in the program. David.
Speaker 1: Feel free to call in from time to time we'll
Speaker 1: find out more about the idea of that French polishes.
Speaker 1: Any other French polishers are listening. We had a chemist
Speaker 1: down the road whose name just escapes, But if Gerald
Speaker 1: Quiggley's listening, he will remind me of the chemist down
Speaker 1: in Glen Iris shopping center there who was a great pharmacist.
Speaker 1: I can see his face, just can't remember his name
Speaker 1: as a kid. So we're talking seventies, and he was
Speaker 1: also a French polisher. It was a hobby. I guess
Speaker 1: those sorts of things can often be hobbyed, not necessarily professionally.
Speaker 1: Pete Melbourne Hio, Peter, Yeah, to there you go. We've
Speaker 1: got a really good line for you this morning. You're
Speaker 1: not driving.
Speaker 25: That's the same line, Tony. I think. I think it's
Speaker 25: going wrong on your end.
Speaker 1: That's right, it's our end. It's our fault. It's the
Speaker 1: nine network's fault. It's not your phone, Pete, it's the
Speaker 1: great conglomerate that is the nine radio network.
Speaker 25: It's very biased wing, I think. So anyway, that's right.
Speaker 1: Hang on, what's that got to do with the quality
Speaker 1: of your phone?
Speaker 26: Uh?
Speaker 25: Whenever, whenever I attacked the right wing, my phone usually
Speaker 25: starts breaking up and then call back and then say
Speaker 25: her later and saying so so.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Can I just take that up for a moment,
Speaker 1: because I'm fascinated by that. So so you think that
Speaker 1: many of the conversations we have, by definition so called
Speaker 1: right wing, whatever that means from the.
Speaker 25: Morning until your show, that's right wing, right footed, right fingered,
Speaker 25: right everything. You're the only one that sits on the fence,
Speaker 25: which is good, And you're the only one who gets
Speaker 25: my phone call. All the rest I'm barred out of
Speaker 25: everyone making phone calls in the morning afternoon.
Speaker 1: You've been really.
Speaker 25: They've even banned me on the sports as well. Some reason,
Speaker 25: I think the protecting the so called announcements. For some reason,
Speaker 25: I think we're too harsh on them.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just fascinating that that is the case. Do
Speaker 1: we ever ban anybody? Jackson? I don't think we ban people.
Speaker 1: Do We try not? We try not to. The only
Speaker 1: thing we stop is that really revolves bad racist, nasty
Speaker 1: coins of course, of course, and people who.
Speaker 25: Swear I'm open to all the two. For the last
Speaker 25: year and a half, I might never come across that bad,
Speaker 25: have I not yet?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 25: Yeah, exactly, I'm hurrying up in the morning regarding that
Speaker 25: that carlor roll off, roll off the ramp, remember.
Speaker 1: Run off the ramp?
Speaker 25: Pt the car that fell off the ramp of this morning,
Speaker 25: the rink is up.
Speaker 1: I told you, Oh, yes, she did mention that I
Speaker 1: beg your pardon better you did call back. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: was we were going into the bricking program. Correct.
Speaker 25: Yes, And what happened again today at Northlands.
Speaker 1: Right through the shopping seat, just bizarre, unbelievable.
Speaker 25: It's it's a bazaar, it's suppos it's a bad time.
Speaker 25: It's a bad time. And then when I asked you
Speaker 25: had yesterday as well regarding the war and that you said,
Speaker 25: there's nothing to be worried about. You shouldn't be scared.
Speaker 27: For you, I think we.
Speaker 25: Have to be a bit scared, Tony, because if everyone
Speaker 25: thinks that we're boll proof, everyone can do everyone anyone
Speaker 25: can do what they think they can do and get
Speaker 25: away with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure. I'm not too sure that's scared
Speaker 1: is the right word, Pete. I would like to think
Speaker 1: that we are smarter than just being scared. I think
Speaker 1: we've got to be aware, We've got to be acutely aware.
Speaker 1: Of what's going on in the world. We've got to
Speaker 1: be acutely aware of what may potentially happen down the
Speaker 1: track and be ready for that as a nation.
Speaker 25: Of us as a nation, I don't think we can
Speaker 25: be ready for anything with other people turning me our future.
Speaker 25: No other countries are going to say to us, Australia
Speaker 25: is going to have to do this, Ausra is going
Speaker 25: to come helpless for this.
Speaker 1: Those what are those countries saying that?
Speaker 25: Well, America is saying that, China is saying that, Israel
Speaker 25: saying that, Russia is saying that. Ukraine is saying that.
Speaker 25: I say, if you as goes to war, I think
Speaker 25: I'll call us for help. Yeah, we need to go
Speaker 25: to wall We're gonna call us, Well, don't we that's
Speaker 25: the whole point of orcers.
Speaker 1: Well, well, historically that's been the case. Whether another is
Speaker 1: going to live as be as prevalent as it once
Speaker 1: has been, God only knows of this stage, Pete.
Speaker 25: We just signed a quarter of a trillion dollar contract
Speaker 25: for Walkers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's still under negotiation. I think as we speak, Pete,
Speaker 1: I want to find out one of the people have
Speaker 1: to say. It's always good to talk to you and
Speaker 1: for the most part, you're always welcome on this program.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you one double three six nine three
Speaker 1: is our telephone number. We will do this. We'll go
Speaker 1: to Adelaide, we'll go to Arthur Justin. You can come
Speaker 1: and join us as well wherever you are right across Australia,
Speaker 1: jump on board. Have your say, one double three six' nine.
Speaker 1: Three good. Morning stack of EMAILS i looked at, yesterday
Speaker 1: replied to a lot of. Them in, fact have replied
Speaker 1: to all of. Them you can do that overnights at
Speaker 1: THREE aw dot com dot au overnights at THREE aw
Speaker 1: dot com dot. Au one in particular pointed out The
Speaker 1: President trump the family have released a new. Phone it's
Speaker 1: a new. Phone the question is still trying to be.
Speaker 1: Determined how much of that, phone if, any is benufactured In.
Speaker 1: America Kot Chin, Kachin. Kachins somebody pointed out too that
Speaker 1: we had our politicians got to pay rise because of
Speaker 1: the remuneration. Tribunal it's what they do and part of
Speaker 1: that process policies get a federal politician to get the pay,
Speaker 1: rise and lots of other people inside government get a
Speaker 1: little snippet of that as, well and people sort of
Speaker 1: go into a meltdown about. That that is. Understandable question
Speaker 1: THAT i ask is did anybody notice that the sort
Speaker 1: of sums of money that the president earned last, year
Speaker 1: according to a lot of, emails suggested he picked over
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollars in revenues from products and ancillary
Speaker 1: little side. Businesses five hundred. Million can you imagine the
Speaker 1: mountdown In australia we'd have if our senior leaders were
Speaker 1: making on the side five hundred million dollars a. Year
Speaker 1: sharon In, Adelaide, Hello.
Speaker 28: Hi, tony lovely to talk to your.
Speaker 1: Game you, Too, Sharon thank You.
Speaker 28: Hi next month marks fifty years That i've been in
Speaker 28: the workforce and my first JOB i was able to
Speaker 28: leave school BECAUSE i had a. Job it was in
Speaker 28: a tax accountant's office AND i did shorthand that i'd
Speaker 28: learned at high. School So i've been doing shorthand SINCE
Speaker 28: i was, fourteen AND i currently work for a chairman
Speaker 28: of an organization AND i still do shorthand in my job.
Speaker 1: Today, Oh, sharon you would have to be one of
Speaker 1: the best in the state hitman.
Speaker 28: Shorthand AND i still have my text books and one
Speaker 28: of them is a dictionary with just a every word
Speaker 28: that shows a shorthand outline for that.
Speaker 1: Word does some of the younger ones that you've seen
Speaker 1: come through as sharing over that, Journey do many of
Speaker 1: them still do a little bit of? Shorthand if, any.
Speaker 28: There are a very. Few Before, CHRISTMAS i caught up
Speaker 28: with a lovely lady THAT i met earlier on in
Speaker 28: one of my. Jobs i've only had three jobs in my.
Speaker 28: Life one of them was for a company for thirty two.
Speaker 28: YEARS i did do four jobs within that, company two
Speaker 28: of them for twelve years. Each AND i met up
Speaker 28: with a lady from one of those, jobs and she
Speaker 28: did shorthand as, well and we were talking about. IT i,
Speaker 28: mean it's probably only some journalists that do shorthand now,
Speaker 28: exactly But i'm very very glad to have learned, it
Speaker 28: And i've done it even in my own own not
Speaker 28: just in my, roles but in my own life outside of.
Speaker 28: Work i've written things in.
Speaker 1: Shorthand so if you were if you were doing a shopping, list,
Speaker 1: yeah if you're doing if you're doing a shopping, list
Speaker 1: would you tend to do that in your?
Speaker 24: Shorthand, yes good.
Speaker 28: Point that's the type of Thing i'm. MEANING i would
Speaker 28: like to add that What i've learned from working is
Speaker 28: to stay, positive that change is, constant and always put
Speaker 28: your best foot.
Speaker 1: Forward how important because we're going to talk a bit
Speaker 1: a bit later on this morning. Etiquette the idea of
Speaker 1: old fashioned etiquette was that always does it remain? Important?
Speaker 1: SHARON i think. So.
Speaker 28: Yes you can tell the people that, Like, yeah you
Speaker 28: can tell the people that have that the chairman THAT
Speaker 28: i work, for it's such a pleasure to work for
Speaker 28: this person that's feeding the role for over fifty. Years
Speaker 28: you would say he doesn't need to, work but he's
Speaker 28: still there at the desk on A friday at six.
Speaker 1: O'clock, yeah it's what they.
Speaker 28: Do, yeah very very privileged to work next to this.
Speaker 1: Person final question THAT i, Have sharon for you, is
Speaker 1: given this amazing career that you've been able to, have
Speaker 1: do you still continue to? Learn?
Speaker 28: Oh definitely you have to because AS i, said change
Speaker 28: is constant and you need to keep but with. IT
Speaker 28: i do management payroll AND i have to load to
Speaker 28: a super, fund and you, know you need to know
Speaker 28: what you're doing because you're responsible and accountable in your,
Speaker 28: role and change is constant and you're still learning. THINGS
Speaker 28: i need to know how to load this super to Super,
Speaker 28: choice and how to DO stp loading payroll to the
Speaker 28: tax department every month now?
Speaker 1: Month yeah, yeah well but we could do a whole
Speaker 1: Thesis sharon on how the technology around a lot of
Speaker 1: that has. Changed i'm so pleased you call through and
Speaker 1: we'll talk again soon.
Speaker 10: Hopefully, yes because it started with a.
Speaker 1: Backus that's exactly right it. Did it started with a
Speaker 1: backs for those who remember, sharing that is just, brilliant
Speaker 1: lovely way to finish. Up thank. You one double three
Speaker 1: six nine. Three started with a backus one double three
Speaker 1: six nine. Three I'm tony. Mcmatus It's australia. Overnight good, morning, Amen,
Speaker 1: maxie Says. Tony make my first job was pushing a
Speaker 1: broom at a storeman's. Assistant WHAT i learnt was and
Speaker 1: in a hurry you stay home on your rostered day.
Speaker 1: Off that's, Funny. Maxie it is a straighter. Overnight you'll
Speaker 1: call straight up To gabe's.
Speaker 29: News you're listening To australia over eyes With tony.
Speaker 1: McManus, okay we're up to. Date thank you one double
Speaker 1: three six nine. Three and for text, messages keep them,
Speaker 1: coming we sort of get so, many many of which are,
Speaker 1: outstanding some a little, unfriendly a little. UNKIND i don't
Speaker 1: read the ones that make comments with REGARDS i really
Speaker 1: make comments about previous, callers BECAUSE i don't think that's
Speaker 1: the intention of. IT i, mean everybody's entitled to a
Speaker 1: view in an, opinion and clearly including, me don't always
Speaker 1: completely understand what it is trying to be said by
Speaker 1: way of, commentary and that's WHY i, question and people
Speaker 1: get a cross WHEN i question. It, however put that
Speaker 1: to one, side SO i don't read texts about people
Speaker 1: making comments about another. Caller but this is a really
Speaker 1: good one From. David good morning to. You in today's
Speaker 1: fast paced, world being aware is more vital than. Ever
Speaker 1: we're constantly bombarded with, information whether it be, news social,
Speaker 1: media global, events making it essential to, pause, reflect seek
Speaker 1: truth that's so, important and seek the truth his, side her,
Speaker 1: side and the. Truth awareness means understanding not only in
Speaker 1: what's happening around, us but how it affects others and our.
Speaker 1: Environment calls for, empathy critical, thinking mindfulness in our actions and,
Speaker 1: reactions whether it's climate, change social, justice or just. Misinformation
Speaker 1: conscious awareness empowers us to make informed decisions in a
Speaker 1: world that often encourages. Distraction awareness becomes a quiet, strength
Speaker 1: guiding us to live with, intention, compassion and. Responsibility, david
Speaker 1: that is a. Cracker i'm going to print that out
Speaker 1: and put it up on a. Wall it's. Fantastic james.
Speaker 30: Morning you know the Keyboard warrior's, right.
Speaker 17: They're on your show every. Morning are that?
Speaker 1: Correct Keyboard?
Speaker 17: Warriors you just mentioned text day mentioned text about when
Speaker 17: text text bet out of? Calls?
Speaker 24: Correct?
Speaker 1: Yeah, often often people will often people by way of,
Speaker 1: comment will, say will make, comment and often it's quite
Speaker 1: unpleasant and. Nasty SO i. DON'T i, DON'T i, DON'T
Speaker 1: i don't repeat those on heres What i'm.
Speaker 30: Saying, yeah well.
Speaker 17: You're welcome to send down, man just in my bank
Speaker 17: account and your bare minie there.
Speaker 1: You go make a quid. Now And, wilson do you
Speaker 1: Remember Ann wilson from the Band. Heart?
Speaker 17: YES i remember At barracuda and ALL i want to
Speaker 17: do is make love to.
Speaker 1: You magic, man some great Chore.
Speaker 24: Alan.
Speaker 1: Wilson each is fright and she's seventy five today And
Speaker 1: wilson is. Seventy did you see that The Kennedy center
Speaker 1: Where heart came out and did their version Of stairway
Speaker 1: when the members of Led zeppelin were being offered honored
Speaker 1: to The Kennedy Center.
Speaker 17: Awards, NO i didn't see, That tony a.
Speaker 1: Heart doing heart doing that wonderful rendition of Led Zeppelin
Speaker 1: stairway to. Heave it was.
Speaker 17: Fantastic i've got an interesting one for, You, Tony, RIGHT
Speaker 17: i really rang. About it was Pum county's birthday.
Speaker 1: Yesterday, right it was eighty, three now is?
Speaker 24: It?
Speaker 17: Yep, now AS i have mentioned this to, you this
Speaker 17: is the Daily it's one they've done in my website
Speaker 17: back in two thousand and, nineteen the Twenty. August, right
Speaker 17: the headline Is threety po McCanny is pot making his
Speaker 17: anger tar picks by flat flattening coins.
Speaker 30: On a railway.
Speaker 17: Track it's part being worth one point two.
Speaker 1: Billion oh, GOD i hope that's. True it's probably, not
Speaker 1: but it's.
Speaker 17: True it's got pictures of, him picks of him on the.
Speaker 1: Track, oh that'd be. Right that's what he does in
Speaker 1: his spare, time goes and gets makes his picks from.
Speaker 5: PINS i wouldn't.
Speaker 17: Put it past, him, Mate, SERIOUSLY i know a little
Speaker 17: people have got, money, Mates honey and believe you, me
Speaker 17: they all live for to Direct, well which doesn't make
Speaker 17: sense to. Me, WELL i, mean you, know if you've got,
Speaker 17: Money if you got, money you don't have to worry
Speaker 17: about spending, money you.
Speaker 30: Know, well, yeah.
Speaker 1: That's, poor is? That AND i don't. Know i'd love
Speaker 1: to Be i'd love to be Interviewing paul McCartney and, Say,
Speaker 1: paul is it true that you go get out of,
Speaker 1: bed go to some railway, line put some coins on
Speaker 1: the railway, line have them flattened by a, train pick them,
Speaker 1: up then go, home have a sleep and then use
Speaker 1: them to play the.
Speaker 17: Guitar apparently he reckons they make better picks than the ones
Speaker 17: you can.
Speaker 31: Buy.
Speaker 1: Apparently, YEAH i hope that isn't an interesting. Story and
Speaker 1: if it's, in if it's in The, GUARDIAN i have
Speaker 1: no doubt it's probably. Right good on Your, james you
Speaker 1: wanted to say BEFORE.
Speaker 17: I go is one of my favorite fans of all.
Speaker 17: Time it's the birthday of the Late Tommy davido From Four.
Speaker 1: Seasons oh, yeah what what a great body of, Work,
Speaker 1: James thank you for. That the wonderful Four. Seasons we
Speaker 1: ever play them a bit later ON Ardiei agi good, Morning.
Speaker 24: Good, Morning tony And. Jackson besides being a paperboy after.
Speaker 24: SCHOOL i THINK i told you alls training mechanic At
Speaker 24: Chastin bowls AND i think he went. DOWN i was
Speaker 24: just wondering if there's no way that will be there.
Speaker 1: Now The Chadson bowl, Gone so you would that have been?
Speaker 1: There were you working at The Chadston, Bowl.
Speaker 24: Laddie mid, seventies very mid seventies.
Speaker 1: Old SO i reckon somebody will let us know when
Speaker 1: That Chadston bowl disappeared From, chadston presumably when the great
Speaker 1: Mister gandell took over and, said, well we, reckon we
Speaker 1: can do better than, this and.
Speaker 24: DID i don't see any bowling centers like that.
Speaker 1: Anymore, well it's a good. Point where would you go
Speaker 1: bowling Around?
Speaker 24: Australia, Now, well there used to be one right next
Speaker 24: to the For SKay railway, station but that disappeared too.
Speaker 1: Gone there was, One i'm going to Say Camberwell.
Speaker 24: Bowl he's at an outdoor it's one of doors this
Speaker 24: time was an indoors well for tenpin.
Speaker 1: Bowling, yeah but they were never, outdoor were? They?
Speaker 24: Oh ten? Pin, yeah he is a different. Thing, Yeah,
Speaker 24: WELL i just remember the.
Speaker 1: Working, no not as opposed to lawn. Bowls, Yeah i'll
Speaker 1: got a mixed. Up, yeah So i'll tell you lawn
Speaker 1: bowls are?
Speaker 10: They you?
Speaker 1: Love? This WHERE i used to work for a bloke
Speaker 1: called Mister. Watters what is news? Agency WHEN i was
Speaker 1: a little kid in Glen, iris down near The glenarras railway.
Speaker 1: Station and on A saturday they had The Sporting globe
Speaker 1: would come out and that had arrived with one of
Speaker 1: the late time heralds on A saturday night and you'd
Speaker 1: go down to the little bowling club in Glen iris
Speaker 1: where all the bowlers were coming off and they were
Speaker 1: tired and, emotional and at that stage they had a
Speaker 1: couple of beers and you could sell them the papers
Speaker 1: FOR i Think i'm going to say the paper itself
Speaker 1: may have been thrippence because this is before, currency so
Speaker 1: it must have been about sixty, four sixty, five sixty,
Speaker 1: six and they'd give you, sixpence so each time you
Speaker 1: got a deal you were making a really good percentage in.
Speaker 24: TIPS i remember the sixpence. Pennies.
Speaker 1: Yeah but when those newspapers went up to the full,
Speaker 1: price let's say they moved them up very quickly up
Speaker 1: to the, sixpence you were no longer making any money
Speaker 1: in terms of the. Tips, YEAH i remember that bloody
Speaker 1: paper boys were being affected by. Inflation do you.
Speaker 24: Remember the shillings that you had to put in for the?
Speaker 1: Games?
Speaker 24: Mader you did.
Speaker 1: Shilling it's like and hence the great, expression the great
Speaker 1: expression the two bob, Watch arthur crazy as a too bob.
Speaker 24: Watch that, expression the too bob, watch.
Speaker 1: The old too bob. Watch look at? This thank? You are?
Speaker 1: That always good to? Chat thank? You Campbell well oad
Speaker 1: Was camberwell BALLS. Jc thank. You helicopter flying up and
Speaker 1: down the street as we. Speak, also we'll watch that
Speaker 1: around the que. Area thank you for that text one
Speaker 1: double three six nine three Are. TIVY i need some
Speaker 1: help with some shoes and a heel talking about a
Speaker 1: click andy click heel that ladies like to wear when
Speaker 1: they go out. Here, however, however however WOULD i get
Speaker 1: up To, HOWEVER i can't have them too high BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i don't want to lose my. Balance it's a very.
Speaker 1: Point so you're trying to find some new, shoes is?
Speaker 1: That what are you looking? For Tiffy maggie, Morning oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, ok Born Tony. Yeah amongst so many concerns that
Speaker 9: we all, have you, know, locally nationally and. All, yeah
Speaker 9: the whole lott and also inclusive IS. Ai how do
Speaker 9: you see this as a possibility of killing talk back?
Speaker 32: Radio nor?
Speaker 1: Distinct distinct distinct Because i'm not actually. REAL i AM
Speaker 1: ai robot speaking to you, Now.
Speaker 9: Maggie oh, no, no, no, No i'm asking you. Seriously oh,
Speaker 9: LOOK i.
Speaker 1: Think the time will. COME i suspect the time will
Speaker 1: come that you won't need a. Host there'll be No Dennis,
Speaker 1: Walter there'll be No maddie at Five DOUBLE. A there'll
Speaker 1: be No Stephen mills at six pr In, perth or
Speaker 1: A Carl langdon hosting a breakfast. Program it will be.
Speaker 1: Done in, fact one of the networks has already started
Speaker 1: to do, it oh WHICH i won't mention it BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i don't want to give them any media publicity for.
Speaker 1: It but it's already. Available don't don't you, know disguise
Speaker 1: it as anything. Else it's already. There in terms of.
Speaker 1: Talkback to be able to have these, CONVERSATIONS i think less,
Speaker 1: likely but who knows what the next ten to, fifteen
Speaker 1: twenty five fifty years will.
Speaker 9: Hold the absolutely, scary particularly.
Speaker 1: NO i don't think it's, Scary. MAGGIE i think it's
Speaker 1: part of just the human. Evolution i'm sure people thought
Speaker 1: when they you, know when we had gas, heaters probably
Speaker 1: thought it's a bit scary because we don't need fires.
Speaker 1: Anymore people might have thought that people are really scared
Speaker 1: of electric. Vehicles BUT i reckon there was a time
Speaker 1: when we had petrol cars and people, said, well we
Speaker 1: don't want to give up our horse and. Cart people
Speaker 1: thought it's going to be scary if we're going to
Speaker 1: give up our horse and. Cart but nobody want to
Speaker 1: go back to horse and, cart, now would? They?
Speaker 27: Oh, look get, Me, Oh i'd love to go.
Speaker 9: Back there'll bend. Time Oh, god IF i had the
Speaker 9: opportunity and it's stuff to part, DREAM i would love
Speaker 9: to take one back time.
Speaker 1: And do What meggie.
Speaker 9: Just have been a simple life.
Speaker 1: Or what showed up as a simple.
Speaker 13: Life well without, No.
Speaker 9: Oh, god you've caught me on the.
Speaker 24: Hop.
Speaker 1: NO i, know AND i don't mean to do, that
Speaker 1: but many of, us AND i include, myself nobody is
Speaker 1: more romantic, about you, know the, fifties sixties and seventies than.
Speaker 1: Me BUT i just wonder whether would we really want
Speaker 1: to go back to those. Years would we really go back,
Speaker 1: to you, know all the things that are available to us,
Speaker 1: now would we want to find out go all the
Speaker 1: great joys that we have in life now and go
Speaker 1: back to the, sixties, seventies. Eighties?
Speaker 9: Maybe, Yeah, YEAH i, WOULD i, WOULD i would.
Speaker 1: Absolutely it's a great talk, Topic. Maggie we'll see what
Speaker 1: others have to say about. It one double three six nine,
Speaker 1: Three come and have your say when you're ring through
Speaker 1: to the. Program australia overnight we no longer have anybody
Speaker 1: that works as a human behind the. Glass we now
Speaker 1: have artificial. Intelligence we just call him young And jackson
Speaker 1: and so all staff have. Gone it's now a robot
Speaker 1: answering the phone and when you ring through you'll hear this.
Speaker 1: Voice oh, no would you like a Doctor Tony polish?
Speaker 1: Broadcaster this is an interest. One thank, you Doctor John polish.
Speaker 1: Broadcaster Off RADIO Obf radio In clacka replaced presenters with
Speaker 1: AN ai host going back last year twenty twenty. Four
Speaker 1: few weeks later they abandoned the experiment due to public.
Speaker 1: Outcry THE ai hosts just did not sound sufficiently. Human,
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Speaker 1: you as they. Said post nine to eleven says the
Speaker 1: text ending in five eight. Zero be, alert not, alarmed
Speaker 1: and if you see, something say. Something thank you for.
Speaker 1: That here we Go leo, morning good.
Speaker 25: Morning where are.
Speaker 12: You i'm in Clan burn AND i just did a
Speaker 12: suspicious dlop off another.
Speaker 1: Package really and so, well let's say two pious so
Speaker 1: you pick it?
Speaker 12: Up, no THEY i go to the house he. Dropped
Speaker 12: they put it on the back off front, seat and THEN.
Speaker 24: I just drop it.
Speaker 12: OFF i mean it's you, know there's no obligation for
Speaker 12: me to report it or ANYTHING i usually. DO i
Speaker 12: have done in the, paths but it takes two or
Speaker 12: three days when the people get back to you it's
Speaker 12: not worth, doing.
Speaker 1: Which is disappointing. Really but wouldn't authorities wouldn't the police
Speaker 1: want to? KNOW i, mean if you were duplicating that
Speaker 1: right Across, Australia let's say there was five to ten
Speaker 1: of those Across australia every, day perhaps.
Speaker 12: They'd be fifty to one hundred an, Hour i'd.
Speaker 1: Say, okay So i'm being. Conservative let's say there was
Speaker 1: thirty of those Around australia overnight each so there's a
Speaker 1: lot of so, called as you, say drop. Offs wouldn't
Speaker 1: you think authorities would be inclined. TO i don't, know
Speaker 1: map that keep records of that for future, reference if,
Speaker 1: not if charges couldn't be immediately, laid just to get
Speaker 1: a sense of some of that.
Speaker 33: History, well unfortunately they don't seem to want to. KNOW i,
Speaker 33: mean there is a way to know where majority of
Speaker 33: the deals are being, done And i've offered it to
Speaker 33: police and no one's ever, said send an email to
Speaker 33: this person or this.
Speaker 1: Place you.
Speaker 12: KNOW i don't know if they want to know or
Speaker 12: don't want to, know or what it. Is BUT i, mean,
Speaker 12: look when you're talking about the usually IS i pick
Speaker 12: up somebody they got to somewhere up to see a
Speaker 12: friend to give them money they owe them in the
Speaker 12: middle of the night AND i turned, AROUND i, say, oh,
Speaker 12: yeah no a drug deal and they go oh AND i, say,
Speaker 12: hey so my first. Radio, anyway they got a friend's
Speaker 12: place to get the money out of them and then
Speaker 12: come straight. Back, now that can, be but that's just as,
Speaker 12: general small person that time person getting some marijuana or
Speaker 12: whatever they, take and it's just. Unfortunate it's never going
Speaker 12: to be.
Speaker 1: Stopped there was a Great skyhook's song many a year
Speaker 1: ago with the lyric when The sun sets Over carlton
Speaker 1: and you're out to make a, deal look out who
Speaker 1: you're talking to and make sure it is. Real it's.
Speaker 24: Real, yeah good.
Speaker 12: Point but generally like, That i've never heard a. Complain
Speaker 12: but another thing THAT i was TALKING i was thinking.
Speaker 12: About remember once upon a time we used to have
Speaker 12: typing pools we.
Speaker 1: Did there would be many people listening across The australia
Speaker 1: right now that would work in those in those teams
Speaker 1: of young women just there for.
Speaker 12: Typing and it was there was a. Sonographer it's a
Speaker 12: type one hundred and twenty words a METAL i think
Speaker 12: the minapause seventy but some did one twenty one to
Speaker 12: forty words a.
Speaker 31: Minute.
Speaker 1: Yep and what about those wonderful people that worked in
Speaker 1: in courtrooms right Across.
Speaker 12: Australia, yes doing the transfer strength the transcribing that's, right
Speaker 12: that's recorded and then transcript lata and you have to
Speaker 12: pay whatever dollars per.
Speaker 1: Page and even in Our parliament's.
Speaker 30: Leo, yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a great.
Speaker 12: Skill BUT i, mean but our unemployment rate's still very.
Speaker 12: LOW i mean despite all the change and all the
Speaker 12: jobs have. Gone there was a GUY i my brother
Speaker 12: used to know who did a four year apprenticeship as
Speaker 12: a mattress. Maker in those days it's all done by.
Speaker 12: Hand now it's all done by.
Speaker 1: Machine what a mattress? Maker, yes and.
Speaker 12: There was an apprenticeship of four years really so yes and,
Speaker 12: yeah LIKE i, said they did this, well no one
Speaker 12: does the appreciate. Anymore but there's no need for. It
Speaker 12: it's all done by machine.
Speaker 1: Or brought in, mechanized, mechanized.
Speaker 12: Mechanized all these frames that they're coming in a big
Speaker 12: bail and you just open it up and they all
Speaker 12: expand and all get. Predone that's always to be done by.
Speaker 1: Hand of course things have, Changed, yeah a lot of.
Speaker 1: Change how old when you when you think about your,
Speaker 1: mattress just to change the, subject how old would your mattress?
Speaker 12: Be one problem have at the moment Is i'd say
Speaker 12: eleven years?
Speaker 1: Old eleven years? Old SO i, think based on what we,
Speaker 1: know the recommendation is that you fling it out after you,
Speaker 1: know eight to ten.
Speaker 12: YEARS i believe that someone come. Now ONCE i got
Speaker 12: was a twenty five year warranty on, it not that
Speaker 12: anybody ever claims on that. Warranty, yeah of, course SO
Speaker 12: i expected the last fifteen twenty. Years but mine is
Speaker 12: also a pocket. Spring they're the best you can buy
Speaker 12: only BECAUSE i used to sell mattresses and there Were,
Speaker 12: YEAH i had sold one to a lady with who
Speaker 12: complained about the price when she saw it when she
Speaker 12: husband decided to buy. It when she, did got. Delivered
Speaker 12: but then two weeks later her son comes over and
Speaker 12: buys them one for. Himself because what had happened was
Speaker 12: that what that hasn't had a ritts aleg, syndrome restless
Speaker 12: new mattress once they got the new mattress with the pocket.
Speaker 12: Springs literally remember the old commercial where they used to
Speaker 12: put a theme roller across the other person that didn't disturb.
Speaker 1: Them, yeah that's that was a great ad that was like,
Speaker 1: that but it is.
Speaker 12: TRUE i mean the other, Person, yes you. Reckons it
Speaker 12: was the best night sleep she had in years because
Speaker 12: every time his leg would, skate she and hill a.
Speaker 1: EMO i think that's. FANTASTIC i wonder mattresses Across. Australia,
Speaker 1: Lee i'll let you, go thank, you stay, safe we'll talk.
Speaker 1: Soon how many people have got a very very old?
Speaker 1: MATTRESS i reckon there would be people that have a
Speaker 1: mattress that would be older than ten fifteen years just
Speaker 1: asking for a friend one double three six nine three
Speaker 1: Helf and do you choose your mattress and when you
Speaker 1: get a new, one does it feel as if you, think,
Speaker 1: well why didn't we do this years? Ago and you
Speaker 1: look at the price of. MATTRESSES i mean we just
Speaker 1: did a quick. Shirt, Well leo was talking. There you
Speaker 1: can pay as low as sort of three four five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars up to thousands of dollars for a mattress
Speaker 1: working on the floor at the stocking, change Says. Bruno High,
Speaker 1: Mount gambia still has ten bin. Bowling are very strong
Speaker 1: and it's in the same spot it's always, Been, marty thank,
Speaker 1: you just a little cheeky thank. You ten pin Bowling
Speaker 1: Southern Cross hotel there it was many years ago The
Speaker 1: Southern Cross hotel had a ten pin bowling. Place good
Speaker 1: on Your sandra will come to you, Next brian And
Speaker 1: justin In. Frankston is the money going to be? Forthcoming
Speaker 1: we'll find out the other. Side just thinking that call From,
Speaker 1: leo who is An uber, driver can you imagine where Around?
Speaker 1: Australia he, says probably hundreds every. Day, however even if
Speaker 1: there's fifty a day Around, australia you would think that
Speaker 1: the authorities would like to be able to have some.
Speaker 1: ACCESS i don't know how it would work given privacy,
Speaker 1: laws but some access to that the twos and froze
Speaker 1: of that sort of. Movement if it is indeed a,
Speaker 1: Thing leo, says it's a, thing it's a well known.
Speaker 1: Thing why wouldn't We why wouldn't authorities want to?
Speaker 9: Know?
Speaker 1: Who, how, why where and? When would that in any
Speaker 1: way be? Helpful but AGAIN i guess privacy laws so
Speaker 1: here if, police for, example were doing a check on
Speaker 1: an uber driver and they, said but didn't know it
Speaker 1: was An uber, driver like you go through the breath
Speaker 1: of lasa in a drug, test and then you gave
Speaker 1: him by the, way we might have a look in your.
Speaker 1: Boot oh we'll have a look in your. Boot what's
Speaker 1: in your boot or in the back? Seat, oh by the,
Speaker 1: way what's that? Package i'm not sure it could be.
Speaker 1: Drugs wouldn't you think that there would be some interest in?
Speaker 1: That just asking for a friend another great, topic AND
Speaker 1: i wish we could talk to our great Friend Marny
Speaker 1: lischman's probably a bit late to Get marney. On if
Speaker 1: you happen to be listening, money feel free to call
Speaker 1: in one double three six nine three talks About you'll
Speaker 1: love this young And. Jackson if you love your partner
Speaker 1: but find the bathroom habits, Irritating you're not. Alone from
Speaker 1: towels on the, floor make up smears on the, sink
Speaker 1: the toilet seat left, up these small habits can create big.
Speaker 1: Tension it's no surprise that many couples are adopting the
Speaker 1: growing trend called the bathroom. Divorce don't you love? It
Speaker 1: much like its, cousin the sleep. Divorce this isn't about
Speaker 1: ending a, relationship but read defining shared. Space couples who
Speaker 1: once use the same bathroom decide to, separate separate their, routines,
Speaker 1: belongings and even Daycor these private spaces reflect individual, habits,
Speaker 1: values and comfort. Levels for, many the bathroom divorce marks
Speaker 1: a shift towards healthier boundaries and more thoughtful co living
Speaker 1: in a modern world where critical divorce is on the,
Speaker 1: rise it's important to actual. Divorce, rather it's important to
Speaker 1: communicate our needs to our partner and find solutions together
Speaker 1: to avoid. Conflict bathroom. Divorce what bathroom habits have you
Speaker 1: been in trouble? For hashtag discuss one double three six
Speaker 1: nine Three bathroom and bedroom? Divorce is it a? Thing Sandra,
Speaker 1: Ringwood good morning morning to. You, well have you been
Speaker 1: through a bathroom?
Speaker 8: Divorce, NO i can't SAY i. Have But i've got
Speaker 8: to be really careful because now THAT i have divertesn't
Speaker 8: have to use INSUL i have to be REALLY i,
Speaker 8: have and my manual dexterity is not what it used to.
Speaker 8: Be and it happened last night WHEN i was. INJECTING
Speaker 8: i dropped the used syringe on the. Floor oh, Yeah
Speaker 8: so you, Know i've got to be really careful that
Speaker 8: that that doesn't, happen you, know so very.
Speaker 1: Much so how long have you Been how long have
Speaker 1: you been self injecting? Assundra, no probably.
Speaker 8: About two, years and you get used to it and
Speaker 8: the other the other thing THAT.
Speaker 18: I don't.
Speaker 8: KNOW i don't know Whether i'm doing it, properly But
Speaker 8: landic and old just doesn't seem to be too. Bothered
Speaker 8: BUT i often find a you, know blood, spot you,
Speaker 8: know and you, know and a little bit of blood
Speaker 8: spurts out from from the vein WHERE i, injected you,
Speaker 8: know and.
Speaker 30: Ouch is?
Speaker 1: It is it? Uncomfortable?
Speaker 8: Oh, NO i mean you get used to. IT i mean,
Speaker 8: people so people get a bit of a bit of
Speaker 8: the horrors WHEN i tell them what what's. Happening but
Speaker 8: what can you? Do either you do that and you, know, well,
Speaker 8: YEAH i mean it's for your, health isn't. It so, anyway.
Speaker 34: That's not WHAT i rang up.
Speaker 8: ABOUT i rang up to talk to you about Most,
Speaker 8: wait that's.
Speaker 1: Not Why sandra Rang why did you Ring? Sandra?
Speaker 8: Oh, WELL i was saying To, jackson you were talking about.
Speaker 8: SHOES i think you're talking about high.
Speaker 1: Heels if you said the note saying that she was
Speaker 1: looking for a particular sort of style or a shoe
Speaker 1: not too, high not too, short as something that showcases
Speaker 1: the calf.
Speaker 8: Muscle, no BUT i was thinking back to WHEN i
Speaker 8: was still at school and my mom used to have
Speaker 8: to take me Into David jones to buy my shoes
Speaker 8: BECAUSE i have AN e fitting in my, shoes and
Speaker 8: she used to have to take me to actually be
Speaker 8: fitting for my, shoes and she used to have to
Speaker 8: buy me an e, fitting which was.
Speaker 1: What the width was at the. E.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Yeah i'd still still have to go to a
Speaker 8: proper shoe shopping and, crying year and and by by you.
Speaker 8: Know of, COURSE i know they have the feeding THAT i.
Speaker 8: Needed and you KNOW i have to pay about two
Speaker 8: d and twenty dollars for a.
Speaker 1: Pair of, Shoes so that's is? It because you have
Speaker 1: a slightly wider.
Speaker 8: TUTTI i have a much wier wider foot year AND
Speaker 8: i know that this shoe shop In, croydon you know
Speaker 8: that they cater for people like me with wider, feet you, know.
Speaker 1: Handy and if you if you're walking out two hundred
Speaker 1: dollars for a pair of shoes on a semi regular,
Speaker 1: basis how many pairs do you have and then for
Speaker 1: how long do they? Last, Well i'm.
Speaker 8: Sort of wearing out one period of shoes, now and
Speaker 8: when the sale was, ON i went in and bought
Speaker 8: another pair in the same style BECAUSE i like this.
Speaker 8: Style they're, sandals BUT i MEAN i wear in this
Speaker 8: this cold THAT i wear a socket with, them you,
Speaker 8: know so don't like food or warm but, NO i
Speaker 8: really like, them and you don't like The dietress remarked
Speaker 8: at how good the style is from my? Feet So
Speaker 8: i'm you, Know i'm not doing anything deetrimental to my food,
Speaker 8: Either and.
Speaker 1: What about anything that's a little more casual like a
Speaker 1: running shore or a walking issue that you might find
Speaker 1: FROM i don't know a. Company you, KNOW i.
Speaker 8: TRIED i tried wearing a runner no, good and, well
Speaker 8: you KNOW i. Did it didn't last very, long AND
Speaker 8: i went to that that really expensive what's that really
Speaker 8: expensive foe? SHOP i can't, think BUT i brought a
Speaker 8: pair of New balance runners and they didn't last very.
Speaker 1: Long well that surprises me because that's the brand THAT
Speaker 1: i was sort of thinking. About so because it just
Speaker 1: when you say it didn't last, long how long did
Speaker 1: it last for?
Speaker 8: You probably probably only a couple of.
Speaker 5: Months you really for?
Speaker 1: Walking, yeah, YEAH i, mean.
Speaker 8: And you, KNOW i try Because i'm getting a little
Speaker 8: bit you, know, stiff stiff as the. GIANTS i like
Speaker 8: to try and get my walker out and just walk
Speaker 8: down to the, shops which is you know a little
Speaker 8: bit of a distance like and you, know so SO
Speaker 8: i put these sandals on AND i walk in in and,
Speaker 8: yeah SO i get a bit of exercise every.
Speaker 1: Day good look after. Yourself it's always good to have
Speaker 1: you on the. Program thanks you very much for your
Speaker 1: call us. Runners those that those that do a lot of.
Speaker 1: SPORT i don't know how many people are up thinking
Speaker 1: about going for a run this time of the, morning
Speaker 1: this time of the. YEAR i guess probably. Not but
Speaker 1: for those who do a fair bit of, sport if
Speaker 1: you're looking to go and buy a you, know a
Speaker 1: really decent, shoe And i've been looking at them in
Speaker 1: the last few, weeks some of which are on, sale
Speaker 1: most of which are the ones THAT i would look
Speaker 1: at and Not but you look at the you, know
Speaker 1: something for about a hundred fifty to maybe two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty plus dollars for a really smart, shoe and
Speaker 1: THEN i never know whether you get the one that
Speaker 1: is designed for, running do you get the one that's
Speaker 1: made for? Tennis will probably not no longer playing a
Speaker 1: lot of. Tennis how do you make those decisions about
Speaker 1: which is the one to that works for? You and
Speaker 1: Then sandra says she got a pair smart peb a new,
Speaker 1: balance great, brand then doing it for a long, time
Speaker 1: and then only this seemed to last a couple of.
Speaker 1: Months why would that Be, Brian good morning to you In. Richmond,
Speaker 1: hi good, Morning.
Speaker 35: Tony i'd love to go back to the sixties.
Speaker 1: Again you, go please do what well you're saying you
Speaker 1: would like to go back to the. Sixties i'd love to.
Speaker 35: Go i'd love to go back to live in the.
Speaker 35: Sixties there's followed. Things for the. Music, no first of,
Speaker 35: all there was, football was real. Football it was tough
Speaker 35: rugged that's one. Ye dancing dancing needs to be at
Speaker 35: the town.
Speaker 1: Halls of, course.
Speaker 35: Yes work there used to be lots of jobs, around
Speaker 35: no mobile phones or very little and the hotels used
Speaker 35: to close.
Speaker 1: Ten o'clock or six.
Speaker 35: O'clock dancing dancing was at the town.
Speaker 1: Hall, yes six o'clock. CLOSING i forget about six o'clock.
Speaker 1: Closing when you think about, it how weird was that? Really?
Speaker 1: Yes and that if you wanted to get a beverage
Speaker 1: there are all different ways of getting a, beverage but
Speaker 1: you certainly couldn't do it at a pub at six.
Speaker 1: O'clock the six o'clock swill that's, right.
Speaker 30: Yes and do you know WHEN.
Speaker 1: I started working at The Hilton hotel In, melbourne so
Speaker 1: we're talking about seventy three seventy, four on the front
Speaker 1: desk there was you couldn't get a feed in the
Speaker 1: hotel on A. Sunday there was nothing. Opened it was
Speaker 1: just bizarre when you think about that, now the bars wouldn't.
Speaker 1: OPEN i think there was bars that would open from
Speaker 1: about four. O'clock the front bar at The Hilton hotel
Speaker 1: then would open from four o'clock for a few hours
Speaker 1: and only for house.
Speaker 35: Guests so what did you do for the lunch?
Speaker 1: Meals oh, well staff would have lunch out the, back
Speaker 1: but for guests they couldn't eat there or have a
Speaker 1: drink there during the day on A sunday and the
Speaker 1: only place that was, Open, Yeah. Sundays sundays there was,
Speaker 1: nothing and we'd have to find out waste or places
Speaker 1: to find where you could send guests who were coming
Speaker 1: in from overseas and so we'd like to have something to.
Speaker 1: Eat where do we go and Say i'm, sorry everything's closed,
Speaker 1: Here And i'd send them to including Don lane in
Speaker 1: those days and send them down to places Like vlados In.
Speaker 1: Richmond the only place was. Open. Yeah times have, Changed,
Speaker 1: Brian so you reckon you go back to the sixties?
Speaker 27: Happily, yeah.
Speaker 35: Definitely and in the FOOTBALL i remember after the games
Speaker 35: afl if you go into the rooms and made the.
Speaker 24: Players that was.
Speaker 1: Great that was fantastic when you're. Kid in, Particular, BRIAN
Speaker 1: i agree with you who do you barrack For DID
Speaker 1: i Say, Hawthorn, hawthorne well. Done you're having a pretty good.
Speaker 1: Season you'd be happy so, far wouldn't.
Speaker 27: You, yeah we're just.
Speaker 35: Saying in there AND i don't know if we. Can
Speaker 35: we're not going as good as last.
Speaker 1: Year well you could. Be it could Be melbourne geelongs might. Kip, Yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah you got to say they're looking pretty. GOOD i
Speaker 1: agree with the dangers just on fire at the, moment isn't? He,
Speaker 1: brian thank you for that one double three six nine,
Speaker 1: Three and look at the. TEXT i bought some new
Speaker 1: shoes and they happened to be THE nb wore away
Speaker 1: the stuff in the back after six months of where,
Speaker 1: Gee i'd be taking them back if that was, Correct
Speaker 1: i'd be taking them back and, say surely this, product
Speaker 1: which is advertised and has this amazing reputation for whatever,
Speaker 1: reason didn't suit. Me and after six months, GONE i
Speaker 1: wonder how many cases you're done in that pair of.
Speaker 1: Shoes it's a great text ending in FIVE a zero
Speaker 1: one double three six nine. Three it Is australia Over tony, McMahons, Morning,
Speaker 1: bruno thank you for your, Text, sirs says as a
Speaker 1: twelve year Old Tony macker working in my godfather's coffee.
Speaker 1: Shopper or here we, go what could possibly go? Wrong?
Speaker 1: There the godfather's coffee, shop the back rooms filled with cigarette,
Speaker 1: smoke legally or illegally. Gambling, now if you live a
Speaker 1: cigarette the middle of the g, at the passive smoke
Speaker 1: will get. You, well that's. Right The nike, Man i'm
Speaker 1: A nike, man Says. ROB i have to replace my,
Speaker 1: Sneakers nike Air. MAX i bought their foot G i've
Speaker 1: only had those for two. Years turns out That i've
Speaker 1: had them before the driving foot had worn a little
Speaker 1: bit on the. South there you, go thank. You the
Speaker 1: Ones i'm speaking at the weary at the moment Are
Speaker 1: i'm just looking assex. Assex but, see these ones are really,
Speaker 1: comfortable great in here for. Work i'm not too sure
Speaker 1: THAT i want to go running in them now because
Speaker 1: they're probably at least a couple might even be three
Speaker 1: three years. Old oh, yeah but probably. Enough do you
Speaker 1: have in as do you put in a soul's in
Speaker 1: yours most of the? Time? Yeah pretty flat, feet so
Speaker 1: a bit of extra support that helps, ME i find that's.
Speaker 1: Right as you get a bit, older you're looking for
Speaker 1: a bit more support because of the flat. Utgies Chris,
Speaker 1: Mine Morning morning.
Speaker 19: ASSEX i find the. Best they're so, cushiony and you
Speaker 19: put them, on you feel like you could just jump
Speaker 19: off a building with.
Speaker 1: Them, yeah they're pretty. Good very they're pretty. GOOD i.
Speaker 1: Agree that's not, why but that's not. Why chris. Rang,
Speaker 1: wow why did you? Ring?
Speaker 36: CHRIS i heard you just mentioned about how nothing was
Speaker 36: open on A.
Speaker 5: Sunday, yeah well there was not.
Speaker 1: Much. Yeah.
Speaker 19: Oh it reminded me of that famous line When Zazaga
Speaker 19: boo came to momourn she's.
Speaker 5: Screwing what a? Dump she? Said nothing is up and?
Speaker 19: Downing it, said? Dump what do you?
Speaker 24: What?
Speaker 1: Doyear would that have been The zaza.
Speaker 24: Came, JEEZ i don't. KNOW i don't know she.
Speaker 19: Was she in amaze is or anything that was seeing, Now,
Speaker 19: No i'd have to google it didn't come.
Speaker 1: Up would have been sixties or. SEVENTIES i reckon it
Speaker 1: must be seventies seventies.
Speaker 35: Trying and google?
Speaker 19: It are you doing? That?
Speaker 1: Yeah, NO i except THAT i go back and there'd
Speaker 1: be people that worked in the hotel industry right across
Speaker 1: the radio where particularly where the licenses were certainly not
Speaker 1: operating on A, sunday and even cafes and restaurants were really,
Speaker 1: limited very very few would be open for a.
Speaker 19: Lot, yeah oh there would be nothing, open nothing, open
Speaker 19: not Even maya or anything was.
Speaker 1: Nothing and so you Can, yeah and in those days
Speaker 1: you're back In Colin. Street you'd be the only car
Speaker 1: park out the front of The Hotel australia In Colin
Speaker 1: street on A. Sunday, yeah there'd be no one in the,
Speaker 1: city not good.
Speaker 24: Foot WELL i.
Speaker 19: GUESS i, mean, now you, know it's the. World we
Speaker 19: move around so much with airplanes and things are just,
Speaker 19: NonStop so you have to be. Open BUT i don't
Speaker 19: know the people still land In melbourne for shopping and
Speaker 19: that as.
Speaker 35: Much probably, not.
Speaker 1: But WELL i think they. Do a lot of people
Speaker 1: from W. A i know a lot of people From
Speaker 1: South australia would often on a regular WHEN i say,
Speaker 1: regular once maybe twice a, year jump on a, plane
Speaker 1: jump in the, car drive For, melbourne just purely for
Speaker 1: the shopping at certain times of the.
Speaker 27: Year oh, YEAH i guess so there.
Speaker 1: Yep there's a lot of. That there is a lot of.
Speaker 19: That, yeah, well, YEAH i don't come into the city much.
Speaker 5: ANYMORE i used to be in there every, day So
Speaker 5: i've lost touch with, IT i. Guess BUT.
Speaker 19: I used to be in there every.
Speaker 1: Day no great need to do it these, days, Presumably.
Speaker 35: Well, no not, really nah, no but.
Speaker 19: YEAH i guess people still do coming every.
Speaker 1: Day it's lovely to actually go into the, city whether
Speaker 1: you're go into the heart Of perth where you're going
Speaker 1: to the city Of, adelaide whether you come to the
Speaker 1: city Of melbourne at the heart of a city and
Speaker 1: the pulse in the, field is still a great thing to.
Speaker 1: Do probably when you get a little, older you're not
Speaker 1: so inclined to do those trips into. Town but, gee
Speaker 1: when you're younger and you've got young kids and you
Speaker 1: take them into, town it was always a bit special
Speaker 1: back in the. Day you'd even get dressed up just
Speaker 1: to go into the. City Kaye podson's in The Australia
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Speaker 1: WHAT i mean.
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Speaker 1: good morning to. You it might be six pr In. Perth,
Speaker 1: hello nice to every. Company one double three eight eighty.
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Speaker 1: nine three six nine three break news as a. Sea
Speaker 1: and then are reporting That japan's Nip On. Steel japan's
Speaker 1: Nip On steel has finalized as planned to buy one
Speaker 1: hundred percent of THE us steel Despite President trump's past
Speaker 1: opposition to that. Deal, oh we won't be Happy Japan's Nipon.
Speaker 1: Steel who would have thought to buy one hundred percent
Speaker 1: OF us steel Despite trump's past? Opposition can you imagine
Speaker 1: those meetings at some point later? Today lots of things
Speaker 1: about which we can. Chat one double three six nine.
Speaker 1: THREE i had a shower, yesterday young And, jackson as you, Do,
Speaker 1: yeah that's good to. Hear thank. YOU i just thought i'd,
Speaker 1: share had a bit of a, snooze WOKE i think
Speaker 1: you run about, eleven SO i didn't have much of a,
Speaker 1: snooze woke round about eleven and then Thought i'll just
Speaker 1: do some, reading did a little bit of, reading and
Speaker 1: drifted back to. Sleep it woke, up had a shower
Speaker 1: run about one, thirty AND i noticed WHEN i got
Speaker 1: out of the, SHOWER i like to. Sing now people
Speaker 1: have heard me singer who don't ever ever sing on the,
Speaker 1: radio AND i must stop doing, it SO i promise
Speaker 1: YOU i. Will BUT i got out of the, shower
Speaker 1: and BEFORE i knew, IT i was singing a theme
Speaker 1: from A tv series THAT i haven't heard or thought
Speaker 1: of for probably fifty. Years i'm thinking that, long, really
Speaker 1: it would be fifty. Years AND i don't know, why
Speaker 1: but it came to. Me felix the, cat the wonderful wonderful.
Speaker 1: Cat now why DID i think of that? Particularly? So
Speaker 1: felix the, cat the wonderful wonderful.
Speaker 37: Cat feelings the, cats the wonderful wonderful.
Speaker 26: Cat whenever he gets in the, things he reaches into.
Speaker 18: His bag of.
Speaker 26: Driggs felix The, cat the, wonderful wonderful. Cat you laughed so,
Speaker 26: much your sides will, leg your heart will go fit
Speaker 26: a bad. Watch And felix and The Wonderful.
Speaker 1: CATS i, mean it's just. Easy it's, gorgeous and people
Speaker 1: would remember. THAT i would imagine right Across australia at
Speaker 1: the theme Of felix The. Cat, now let me think
Speaker 1: the great television programs that you AND i Knew love sixty,
Speaker 1: seventies eighties right through that featured A tv show and an.
Speaker 1: Animal and so when you think about, IT i, mean
Speaker 1: SO i know it's pretty. Broad and briefly before you
Speaker 1: were here, yesterday When jay was in the, chair young
Speaker 1: And jackson we were talking about something came up About
Speaker 1: Rin Tin. TIN i can't remember, why BUT i, said
Speaker 1: go really, well Little. TIMMY i think it Was Little
Speaker 1: timmy who said, it would say to the, dog Go,
Speaker 1: rennie And rennie would rescue your attack whatever he had to,
Speaker 1: attack because it was a GREAT tv. Show Rint In,
Speaker 1: tin you're glazed. Over you have no idea What i'm talking.
Speaker 1: About it's not One i've. Seen In. Tin you tell
Speaker 1: the younger ones today And mayde yesterdayn't. Understand but you've
Speaker 1: got a FAVORITE tv program that featured an, animal and
Speaker 1: it could Be felix the, cat it might be rint
Speaker 1: In Tin and obviously the one that's going to jump
Speaker 1: out for most people would be you can't think of one,
Speaker 1: either dot dot, Dot, yeah dot dot. Dot so we'll
Speaker 1: let the audience do it one double, three six nine.
Speaker 1: Three we'll take some, calls have some fun with that
Speaker 1: as we go through the morning together At Nathan good, morning, Morning.
Speaker 32: Tony i've heard you And sandra talking about shoes.
Speaker 1: Before we were talking about, Shoes, yes we. Were and
Speaker 1: the diffinently some people have of finding the right shoes
Speaker 1: That tiffy sent me four point two million texts good
Speaker 1: on your tivvy talking about how difficult is to find
Speaker 1: the correct. Size not, easy she, says it's.
Speaker 32: Not it's my, fate my, fate my fate of WITER
Speaker 32: i spent eight, hundred eight hundred dollars on, shreets on
Speaker 32: a pair of, sets, really, yeah BECAUSE i was with
Speaker 32: my feet and it's this SHREET i bought COMES i
Speaker 32: have to wear like AN ai for support my. Leg,
Speaker 32: yes AND i have to spend eight hundred dollars on pair.
Speaker 1: Of Streets and where would you buy, Those, NATHAN.
Speaker 32: I bought them come under the name of the. COMPANY
Speaker 32: i don't know the company in. BUSINESS i have to
Speaker 32: go to the. OUTSIDE i had to go downside In
Speaker 32: melbourne to go and get.
Speaker 1: Them so what in the city area outside the, CITY i,
Speaker 1: mean there's a, beautiful very high end shoe shops.
Speaker 32: And at the outside Of melbourne Me carton and.
Speaker 1: All that round counting around that. Area there there you.
Speaker 1: Go and when you buy a pair of, shoes you're
Speaker 1: going to pay six and seven and eight hundred dollars
Speaker 1: for a, Pair then for how long will they?
Speaker 6: Last they last?
Speaker 22: ME i had them for.
Speaker 32: Six over six, years and so.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good if you've Got if you're getting six
Speaker 1: years or more from a decent pair of, SHOES i
Speaker 1: would have thought that represents pretty good.
Speaker 32: Value, yeah and they still laving for a part at.
Speaker 32: All WHEN i was, WALKING i had neally had to
Speaker 32: spend like two hundred dollars on a pair of. Shoes
Speaker 32: there you, go, bounces and NOW i don't have these
Speaker 32: ones last me for a long.
Speaker 30: Time, yeah, yeah good on.
Speaker 1: You and are they leather or are they a different? Leather?
Speaker 1: Weather and always, black, black always, black always, black always.
Speaker 1: Black there you, go good, Onion, nathan thank you for.
Speaker 1: That look at all these, callers great shows that featured
Speaker 1: at some, point and it could be in the, jingle
Speaker 1: it could be a, storyline could be an animal that.
Speaker 1: Featured it could be an, Animal it could be A
Speaker 1: i'm just trying to think of suppose of the distinctions
Speaker 1: by definition we're asking about. Animals could be a cartoon.
Speaker 1: Version it might be a real life version featuring an
Speaker 1: animal over the. Years what do you got for?
Speaker 32: Us?
Speaker 1: James?
Speaker 25: Morning, Uh i've got A?
Speaker 35: Skippy didn't they forget that?
Speaker 1: Whistle Didn't we always love the theme From? Skippy? Ah
Speaker 1: what do you? There it?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 1: There it is.
Speaker 35: We love from school.
Speaker 5: Sing?
Speaker 1: Along if you know the, words here we?
Speaker 38: Go what are you?
Speaker 1: Doing what are you? Doing so much? Fun it seems like,
Speaker 1: yesterday doesn't.
Speaker 12: It.
Speaker 1: James that's a great. One thank you for. That, Kenny
Speaker 1: good morning to. YOU i Like.
Speaker 14: KENNY i Like.
Speaker 1: Kenny how is your here's your love with your? Granddaughter
Speaker 1: but there all three of them are doing really. Well.
Speaker 1: Kenny thank. You that's the. ONE a lot of skill
Speaker 1: will be running the joint very. Shortly if she's not,
Speaker 1: already you have you have you Seen Braver HAVE i
Speaker 1: seen Road? Runner? Yes Mel Gibson's Brave. Heart what a terrific, Film, Kenny, yeah.
Speaker 35: Tally makes it.
Speaker 5: True?
Speaker 1: Story is it a part of? History is a basil true?
Speaker 1: Story yes it. Is, yeah it's based on A it's
Speaker 1: based on a theme associated with a particular time In. Scotland,
Speaker 1: YES i think it's fair to. Say i'm not acutely
Speaker 1: familiar with the whole history of, that but it was
Speaker 1: a pretty incredible time with that leadership and that particular,
Speaker 1: leader and it was, challenging but it is a much
Speaker 1: love part Of scottish. History Is willie Will willie Will
Speaker 1: who's still? Alive my Friend.
Speaker 5: William wallas you know what he?
Speaker 19: Was he's doing a.
Speaker 5: Lot but you Know William wallace.
Speaker 26: In?
Speaker 1: Braveheart, YES i think?
Speaker 26: So?
Speaker 1: Yes is did you, say Is William wallace still? Alive
Speaker 1: you know what the main?
Speaker 28: Actor?
Speaker 1: Oh, yes he would be, yes well and truly still. Alive.
Speaker 1: Kenny it's a great. Memory thank you for bringing that.
Speaker 1: Up we'll ask the audience they would have great memories
Speaker 1: Of Brave heart as. Well what a. Film we'll take
Speaker 1: these calls straight after this one double three six nine,
Speaker 1: Three allo would be another. One, hello we'll do that
Speaker 1: straight after. This it Is australia. Overnight you bought.
Speaker 19: It, hello.
Speaker 1: Look at the look at your basing if you sit
Speaker 1: there the other side of the, glass at my side
Speaker 1: of the, glass and you watch the text line just
Speaker 1: by people's great. Contributions in terms OF, tv shows that
Speaker 1: we know and love over the years have featured an,
Speaker 1: animal and there are, many whether it be the cartoon,
Speaker 1: version whether it BE i don't know a Mister red,
Speaker 1: version for, example Mister red, theme AND i know that
Speaker 1: they use it a lot in the. Brickage, hello Mister.
Speaker 1: Red it goes a little like.
Speaker 4: This the horse is a, horse of, course of, course
Speaker 4: and no horse of, course that, is of, course unless
Speaker 4: the horse is the famous. Mister and go right to
Speaker 4: the source and ask the. Horse he'll give you the
Speaker 4: answer that you and he's always.
Speaker 1: Understand of. Course talk to Mister jack Any jack the
Speaker 1: streak and waste your time at. Day but mister will
Speaker 1: never speak unless he has something to.
Speaker 4: Say our horses are, horses of course of, course and
Speaker 4: this one we'll talk to us voices his. Horse you
Speaker 4: never heard of a talking? Horse, well listen to this
Speaker 4: less know THAT i am mister and.
Speaker 1: As a, kid we just couldn't get enough the great Mister.
Speaker 1: Red here's the, question which we came? First was It
Speaker 1: francis The Talking? Mule Hello, tommy nice to hear from.
Speaker 1: You francis The Talking mule or mister it. It i'm
Speaker 1: going to Say francis came, first and that was a
Speaker 1: was a movie series Of Francis Talking. Mule AM i
Speaker 1: right about? That somebody will tell me If i'm, wrong
Speaker 1: as they. Do, hello Mister, red very funny At, Geraldine good.
Speaker 39: Morning, okay you're not to tell you a story About.
Speaker 1: Skippy please do that's.
Speaker 39: Sixty eight sixty. NINE i worked At wolf in the
Speaker 39: department store In morngong and they decided to Bring skippy
Speaker 39: down for the children to, me and they bought the
Speaker 39: Whole it was the old station wagon And skippy was
Speaker 39: in the cage in the. Back they bought it into
Speaker 39: the docks and they opened up the roller door and
Speaker 39: put a wooden extended ladder across the opening to stop
Speaker 39: the children from coming. In, well they Got skippy out
Speaker 39: of the back of the, car was just sitting, there
Speaker 39: and then all of a sudden the ladder broke and
Speaker 39: the children all rushed in. Skip they had quickly Put
Speaker 39: skippy back in the cage and that was, it and
Speaker 39: it WAS i think that there were Three, skippies BUT
Speaker 39: i don't even think it was any of The.
Speaker 24: SKIPPIES i, think but just a cagary from.
Speaker 36: Wherever that's.
Speaker 1: Right And i'm sure that would have been the case
Speaker 1: with a lot of those projects over the, years where you,
Speaker 1: know if how many lassies were, there for, example that's.
Speaker 1: It there probably.
Speaker 39: PLENTY i think at the beginning last year it was
Speaker 39: the mother or the daughter that came on, next and
Speaker 39: then they just had any any laces that came.
Speaker 1: Up, YEAH i like.
Speaker 32: The Talking mule that was.
Speaker 1: Through francis The Talking. Mule, yeah, Yeah francis The Talking.
Speaker 1: Mule and who was The there was a great person
Speaker 1: that was in those series of films whose name just.
Speaker 1: Escaped somebody will remind. Me In francis The Talking, mule
Speaker 1: the actor.
Speaker 36: Was one of the old.
Speaker 30: Actors was?
Speaker 1: It was it something O'Connor or something?
Speaker 27: Connor, OH i don't know.
Speaker 1: O'Connor it'll come back to, ME i, Reckon i'm pretty.
Speaker 1: Close somebody let us. Know, geraldine great memories Of, Skippy
Speaker 1: thank you one double, three six nine. Three wasn't there
Speaker 1: if you think about the credits of Say, lassie wasn't
Speaker 1: there a in the credits of THE tv? Series there
Speaker 1: was a person who was responsible for the training of
Speaker 1: the dogs who made a pretty handsome career of training
Speaker 1: not Only lassie but other animals FOR tv and movies
Speaker 1: over the. YEARS i can't remember that, name but somebody
Speaker 1: look it up and let us. Know one double three
Speaker 1: six nine. Three now here's a listener who simply refers
Speaker 1: themselves as G O d good.
Speaker 40: Morning also comra.
Speaker 1: Hello, there, yes go.
Speaker 24: AHEAD i mean they do back In toboba one one
Speaker 24: and they do Bate dez you, know don't you?
Speaker 1: DO i Know dez? DO i how DO i?
Speaker 15: Know?
Speaker 1: Dez god.
Speaker 40: H and but, no only she sits there with The
Speaker 40: Wellington street.
Speaker 1: In In Western australia In. Perth, yeah, yeah and that
Speaker 1: was that was the original ninety SIX. Fm yeah when
Speaker 1: and as he was the manager back in those, Days
Speaker 1: so that's got.
Speaker 24: To be what he become before he come bots.
Speaker 1: When oh that's, right of. Course, yeah it's a great memory.
Speaker 40: Him back In australia For.
Speaker 24: Rocofon we wouldn't be in rocofin.
Speaker 1: Yeah and now the did you see that the great
Speaker 1: radio station over there In, perth that ninety SIX Fm
Speaker 1: god that you refer, to is still going along. Beautifully
Speaker 1: they had a cracking radio survey and the morning program
Speaker 1: over there is just, fantastic isn't.
Speaker 26: IT i.
Speaker 35: Know i'll go on the on the.
Speaker 17: Line, now yeah you.
Speaker 1: Listen you haven't? Listener you haven't listened as? Well speak.
Speaker 25: Good on.
Speaker 1: You we better not start broadcasting their program on an
Speaker 1: open line talkback. Show Go, god but, hey, buddy, yes Yes, god, yes,
Speaker 1: YEAH i.
Speaker 24: CAN'T i can't go to. SEEK i can't cussy sailed to. Anicipation,
Speaker 24: GOD i might let you.
Speaker 1: Go because obviously you're a be tired and. Emotional but
Speaker 1: thank you for being part of the. Program lynn w a, Hello, Lynn,
Speaker 1: oh here are you?
Speaker 5: Going?
Speaker 41: Tony donald O'Connor that it was a great little dancer.
Speaker 1: Too he Was donald. O'Connor now did he do apart
Speaker 1: from the the that particular, series did he do anything?
Speaker 1: Else was he in any other movies.
Speaker 41: To the movies he used to dance With Gene Jean, kelly,
Speaker 41: Yes Jane kelly and seen hopes and? Movies, Anyway Thanks, tys.
Speaker 1: Please pleased you ring. Through thank you so much for.
Speaker 1: That donald. O'Connor i just need to Check donald. O'Connor,
Speaker 1: LOOK i type it and it comes Of Donald. Trump
Speaker 1: Donald donald O'Connor was during that period of. Time if
Speaker 1: you look at the, movies have a listen to. This
Speaker 1: donald O'Connor was a prolific, actor roles in comedies and family.
Speaker 1: Films some of the biggest memories include singing in The
Speaker 1: Rain i'd forgotten about, that The Buster keaton story as.
Speaker 1: Well he was so, young passed away in three was
Speaker 1: born in nineteen twenty. Five came to fame in the
Speaker 1: SERIES A Gloria, Jean Peggy ryan And Much. Love francis
Speaker 1: The Talking mule singer dancer had very few. Rivals was, wise,
Speaker 1: cracking fast, talking a little bit Like Mickey rooney in some.
Speaker 1: Ways wasn't he singing in The reign of nineteen fifty?
Speaker 1: Two make them, Laugh make them, laugh make them? Laugh did?
Speaker 1: That awarded A Golden? Globe lots of other. Things had
Speaker 1: an elder, Brother Jack jack. O'Connor how Many jack O'Connors
Speaker 1: do we? Know worked At Paramount Paramount, Studios men With
Speaker 1: wings and As fred McMurray's character as a, boy he
Speaker 1: was billed fifth singing you centers The Great fred McMurray my,
Speaker 1: goodness and played and played Hacklebeerr fin Opposite Billy Cook's Tom.
Speaker 1: Sawyer did he do some did he do some other? Shows,
Speaker 1: mcmaanus you? Idiot he did plenty of other. Shows donald
Speaker 1: O'Connor more of who calls the other? Side it Is australia,
Speaker 1: Overnight Maxie allison will come to you next To gavin
Speaker 1: In portland as. Well messages include great names like shows with.
Speaker 1: Animals see if you like Jungle jim would be One.
Speaker 1: Tarzan would you have to include that? Now HAVE i
Speaker 1: made it up in my? Head or was there also
Speaker 1: a character Called Bomba Bula, Buller bula bomber? Anyone, maggie good,
Speaker 1: Morning oh you've caught, Me, maggie you stayed. There we'll
Speaker 1: come back very. Shortly then you get you get a
Speaker 1: wed and we won't catch you. Unawares don't go, Away,
Speaker 1: maxie good morning.
Speaker 23: To The Littlest.
Speaker 1: Hobo oh The Littlest. Hobo what a theme that was.
Speaker 1: Too we should see if we can find that a
Speaker 1: bit later. On that is. Fantastic the Littlest. Hobo great memory, There, maxie.
Speaker 5: And Also tony called the quall in as your.
Speaker 1: Neighborhood didn't we Love sheirl's. Neighborhood And claude he was
Speaker 1: a bit, naughty That claude you. Know, uh mag see
Speaker 1: he was a bit. Naughty was a CHILDREN'S tv program
Speaker 1: they got it was very buddy FUNNY tv show where
Speaker 1: with the wonderful the late Great Shirley. Strawn good on, You,
Speaker 1: Max thank you my. Friend, Now, maggie are you still? Unaware?
Speaker 9: Yeah, no, no, no, no, yeah no a big.
Speaker 30: Question we like big.
Speaker 1: Questions.
Speaker 9: Yeah you you mentioned earlier on about the deal Between
Speaker 9: japan and THE us by we did. Steal, NOW i
Speaker 9: don't know whether Nip.
Speaker 1: On steele going to take over A us Steel, no.
Speaker 9: Okay, Okay, NOW i don't know whether you and others
Speaker 9: Around australia are aware there's in a Tough. Austradia Why
Speaker 9: ella a big still? Works Why ella in that? Area, yep, yep,
Speaker 9: Yep and it is, okay not just a state Of,
Speaker 9: australia but it is essential To. Australia and whatever a
Speaker 9: deal was done in the past With guper or what
Speaker 9: if his name was you know to fault teagle or,
Speaker 9: whatever but we In australia need two continue on and
Speaker 9: maintain our own still.
Speaker 1: Works yes we, Do, maggie you've now that. BEAUTIFUL i
Speaker 1: think that's very very. Important we do have a very
Speaker 1: strong steal how we get how we get the iron
Speaker 1: ore in the first, place but then to be able
Speaker 1: to manufacture it is really going to be a great
Speaker 1: assent and should continue to, be albeit that that's changed
Speaker 1: over the years as. Well In. Adelaide also Is, allison morning.
Speaker 42: Morning what's your little theme tonight? Tonight is it movies
Speaker 42: or cartoons with animals in?
Speaker 1: It we have no, Theme. Allison you can just go
Speaker 1: with anything you. Like there is no.
Speaker 42: Theme WELL i heard someone and what you said About
Speaker 42: bono or. Something i've never heard of that little.
Speaker 27: Character bono or whatever you said before just a.
Speaker 1: While no bomba, Bomber, Yeah i'm, sure, sure sure it was.
Speaker 1: Bomber was it just called bomber boy or just? Bomber
Speaker 1: whether he was like a thinking it came on A
Speaker 1: channel nine AS i, recall but it might be wrong
Speaker 1: about that where he came on and he was sort
Speaker 1: of like a YOUNG i marginally more virile version Of. Tarzan,
Speaker 1: OKAY i just.
Speaker 42: Went to an animal, theme SO i sort Of twinkie
Speaker 42: drink Mister ed and Top, cat, Yeah, ed and we Love.
Speaker 1: Topcat we just Love topcat every night before. Dinner what
Speaker 1: a show Top, cat the most Top, cat the Top. Cat,
Speaker 1: Look i'm going to stuff it, UP advi sing. It
Speaker 1: here's the real, version the most effectual Top, cat.
Speaker 43: Effectual intellectual, intellect comedy, probable.
Speaker 1: The, indisputiful indisputable leader of the. Gang and write songs
Speaker 1: like that? Anymore and do they.
Speaker 18: Probably?
Speaker 5: Not the Top.
Speaker 1: Cat we loved him well, indeed well done you thank
Speaker 1: you for that wonderful. Memory In. Portland Hello gav And
Speaker 1: maney of three.
Speaker 14: Of any which?
Speaker 23: Way but LUs which way you?
Speaker 1: Care the, monkey, Yes claude and the other One, tiger
Speaker 1: The Tezzy tiger would but they tiger appear in a?
Speaker 5: Show nor.
Speaker 7: Was it a?
Speaker 1: Team was it a was it a cartoon? Show was
Speaker 1: called The Tezzy?
Speaker 24: Tiger was just he was part of The Donald dark
Speaker 24: And nephew and all. That Ty, Uh i'm.
Speaker 1: Not Sure i've ever seen The Tezzy tiger.
Speaker 5: Show, oh he's just the cartoons that used to be
Speaker 5: on in the morning Net like he was part of
Speaker 5: the like won't.
Speaker 23: Thing Teddy tyner used.
Speaker 44: To go off all the, time spinning the circles and that.
Speaker 1: Good on yet all, right thank, you we'll put it
Speaker 1: on the. List we'll put it on the. List gave
Speaker 1: you got another, one, Yeah and the other one is.
Speaker 36: Gentle, ben.
Speaker 1: Gentle. Ben there's another fabulous so one featuring that gorgeous
Speaker 1: well done, you Gentle. Ben another great piece of music
Speaker 1: around Gentle ben as. Well getting lots of, text so
Speaker 1: forgive us if we don't get to them all when
Speaker 1: we talk about these. Things the quite often the text
Speaker 1: goes into meltdown with so many different, ideas AND i
Speaker 1: miss him because they disappear off the screen pretty. Quickly
Speaker 1: boom Boom Bushel Basil, Brush tommy b thank. You Basil
Speaker 1: brush was another cheeky little. Character we Love. Basil basil
Speaker 1: was on The telly until not that, often that long.
Speaker 1: Ago bomber from the. Fifties, SEE i would have thought
Speaker 1: it was laying in the fifties somebody Saying Johnny wessmuller was.
Speaker 1: BOMBER i Thought johnny Was. TARZAN i don't know that
Speaker 1: he was ever, bomber but could be wrong about. That
Speaker 1: but thank you for all those checks coming. Through ponsi And.
Speaker 1: Ashburton good morning.
Speaker 30: Many Mister ed was great With Alan, yea how good was?
Speaker 26: That?
Speaker 1: Mate? Allright just wonderful Mister reed.
Speaker 30: And Grizzly. Adams oh, yes now who?
Speaker 1: Played, yes who Played Grizzly? ADAMS i can't.
Speaker 30: Remember it's pretty famous THAT i.
Speaker 36: THINK i think he.
Speaker 1: Was m hang, On i'll see If i'm going to
Speaker 1: keep talking for about ten, Second ponds make something.
Speaker 27: Up horses a, horse of, course of, course and we
Speaker 27: we do to a horse of, course and of, course of,
Speaker 27: course of course the famous Mister ed it Was.
Speaker 1: Dan haggerty loosely blased on The California Mountain Man John Grizzly,
Speaker 1: adams but it was played By John. Haggerty all, right,
Speaker 1: okay that was a great. Show watched an, interview watched
Speaker 1: an interview. YESTERDAY i think it Moves colbert and the
Speaker 1: haging you so Soon i'm come think of the first name.
Speaker 1: Now But Jane mansfield's daughter interview just, fantastic just. Fantastic,
Speaker 1: ponzi are you keeping?
Speaker 24: Well?
Speaker 30: Yeah, yeah, good have a colonoscary yesterday at?
Speaker 24: All?
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Speaker 1: A Beautiful Win's that schedule.
Speaker 30: Ponds ninety twentieth and twenty first of next.
Speaker 1: Month of next, month, yeah will you call in and
Speaker 1: give us a report on. That that'd be fashion to
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Speaker 30: Event as you, say, ye it's three thousand cheap.
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Speaker 1: time isn't. It and for those who have had one,
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Speaker 34: about half an hour. AGO i don't know whether you've
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Speaker 1: sure BUT i KNOW i used.
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Speaker 12: OLD i don't.
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Speaker 1: even earlier part of the.
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Speaker 1: that's about.
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Speaker 34: Well oh, yeah, look you're just so cold up here
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Speaker 34: cold up here In Oppuny.
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Speaker 1: oh it's.
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Speaker 1: Little so it's a bit. Chilly and this was even
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Speaker 1: chili put on some warm, clothes do.
Speaker 34: Like we're not just casual thick jump and then the
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Speaker 1: That and.
Speaker 10: If you're.
Speaker 34: Warm but it's nice if the year is warm as well.
Speaker 1: Well of, course but if you can keep your extremities
Speaker 1: so nice and, warm like your feet at, least and
Speaker 1: the feet really. Cold but if you've got, that Please,
Speaker 1: okay it's nice to hear, Chirpy, kay thank, You, okay,
Speaker 1: bye that's good to. Talk K is there a beautiful
Speaker 1: frenry gully everybody up through those beautiful Dandy knog's nice
Speaker 1: to talk to. You come and join. Us one double
Speaker 1: three six y nine, Three, bob good. Morning do you
Speaker 1: let us know At Chill wills That chi double. L
Speaker 1: Chill wills was the actor For francis The Talking. Mule another,
Speaker 1: text coming from a great friend Over, west Says Lassie Tony.
Speaker 1: Mack this is, rich Says lassie was originally trained By
Speaker 1: this is the NAME i was thinking of, Too Rudd.
Speaker 1: Weatherwacks Rudd, weatherwacks a Legendary hollywood animal trainer turn male
Speaker 1: colleague Named powell into the very First lassie for the
Speaker 1: nineteen forty three Film Lassie Come. Home do you remember
Speaker 1: Seeing Lassie Come home when you were a kid for
Speaker 1: the first? Time how devastating that?
Speaker 35: Was oh my.
Speaker 1: God rudd continued Training lassie for the long RUNNING tv
Speaker 1: series that aired from nineteen fifty Four this is THE
Speaker 1: us from fifty four to seventy, four so it made
Speaker 1: it the ninth longest RUNNING tv series ever In america Was?
Speaker 1: Lassie and look at the people that starred in THAT tv,
Speaker 1: Series just to name a, FEW i think the one
Speaker 1: that stands out for me Was June, lockhart WHO i
Speaker 1: think was one of the originals as the. Mum now
Speaker 1: what Was mum's name In? Lassie was it what was
Speaker 1: the name of was It? Ruth did she play the
Speaker 1: role Of? Ruth so it was husband and wife Team.
Speaker 1: Ruth was It Ruth, Martin paul And Ruth? Martin, okay
Speaker 1: from fifty eight to sixty, four and then that changed
Speaker 1: over and Then June lockhart played And June lockhart of,
Speaker 1: course was also In i'm going to Say lost In,
Speaker 1: space but he will tell me If i'm wrong about.
Speaker 1: That and there Was gramps and the little kid In
Speaker 1: lassie was just called was It tommy Or Jeff? Tommy
Speaker 1: was It Jeff Jeff? Miller that Was Jeff. Miller that's,
Speaker 1: right the. Character, oh great memories Of. Lassie who would
Speaker 1: have Thought rob's In? Geelong, Morning, robbie how are you?
Speaker 1: Well thank?
Speaker 31: YOU i just wanted to tell you a couple of.
Speaker 31: Things it Was bumba The Jungle?
Speaker 1: Boy Was bomba The Jungle? Boy thank you for clarifying, that,
Speaker 1: NOW i, reckon that's got to be late, sixties early
Speaker 1: part of the, Seventies.
Speaker 31: Rob, yeah AND i used to watch all those. Shows
Speaker 31: he Wasn't Johnny Wise.
Speaker 24: Miller that.
Speaker 31: Was a different. Fellow During lockhart was In Boston. Space
Speaker 31: so she's played the mother and.
Speaker 1: She was In skippy as, well and Not skippy or
Speaker 1: In lassie as.
Speaker 31: Well very quick with all these, THINGS i.
Speaker 1: Know it's just the amount of rubbish rob that we
Speaker 1: have running around in our. Head that's only it only
Speaker 1: comes out. OCCASIONALLY i, mean you're.
Speaker 31: Pretty, good you're pretty quick with. It and the other,
Speaker 31: thing the dog In The Littlest hobo was Called. London
Speaker 31: oh that's.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 31: Yes the thing is what drives me crazy is there's
Speaker 31: three different themes to, that and one thing, goes look.
Speaker 25: Over the world is your?
Speaker 31: Home Look, golver that's the, theme and there's three different
Speaker 31: themes to.
Speaker 1: It was that the original, themes, WELL i.
Speaker 31: Think it was that was the THEME i always. Remember
Speaker 31: then they've done two other themes that aren't very. Good
Speaker 31: the first from those Nice words was really. Nice but
Speaker 31: then they've they've got two other themes and it's a
Speaker 31: bit hard to find at, times but it, goes, hey
Speaker 31: look over the world is your? Place the goalver that's the,
Speaker 31: Theme but the other two themes hn't very.
Speaker 1: Good, well look we'll look one up and see we
Speaker 1: can find it very. Surely the other one That i've been.
Speaker 1: Following WHEN i get a, moment it's funny that you
Speaker 1: revert back to your childhood sometimes and. Unwittingly and SO
Speaker 1: i found this thing Called, rex and there's been lots
Speaker 1: of versions Of Rex's european sort of production Where rex
Speaker 1: goes with his police officer friend and does pretty much
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 31: Groundwork, yeah a friend of mine used to watch that
Speaker 31: all the.
Speaker 1: Time it's really, corny but, gee it's. Good the.
Speaker 31: Other the other thing Was donald. O'Connor he was a
Speaker 31: one who he used to dance off the walls and
Speaker 31: everything is just. Amazing he was.
Speaker 1: INCREDIBLE i was reading about him during a break. Earlier
Speaker 1: he says he wasn't a particularly good. Dancer he didn't
Speaker 1: feel comfortable with the.
Speaker 31: Dancing, okay, well he danced With Jeane. Kerry but there's a,
Speaker 31: movie you. KNOW i don't know what this movie was
Speaker 31: THAT i, saw and it Was donald O'Connor AND i
Speaker 31: think it Was jeene AND i was on a cruise
Speaker 31: ship and they were teaching old women to dance and
Speaker 31: that sort of, thing and they could do it Because
Speaker 31: waltz wasn't eating while it was easy for them because
Speaker 31: the other. Dances BUT i can't remember whether that was
Speaker 31: in a movie or they're on a cruise, ship teaching
Speaker 31: women to.
Speaker 1: Dance teaching women to dance on a cruise ship at
Speaker 1: what could possibly go wrong? There, ROB i don't.
Speaker 31: Know, well it was probably because when they were older
Speaker 31: And donald O'Connor.
Speaker 1: A bit on the fairst and you put on some
Speaker 1: weight and that sort of.
Speaker 31: Thing BUT i don't know whether it was With Gene
Speaker 31: kelly or. Not but, yeah, so BUT i just want
Speaker 31: to let you know those a couple of. Things and,
Speaker 31: yeah that some Littlest.
Speaker 1: Hobo that's, great the Littlest. Tobo we'll see if can find.
Speaker 1: That we might do that after the news coming. Up,
Speaker 1: Rob thank you great to talk to you down there
Speaker 1: In geelong At Gosnel's, Way jackie, Morning come.
Speaker 45: On, Tony. Jackie i've just about the programs with the,
Speaker 45: animals and the one that my three used to watch
Speaker 45: when there were children back in the SEVENTIES i think
Speaker 45: Was kimber The White. Lion oh, REMEMBER i can't remember
Speaker 45: the theme tune, one Though i've heard often. Enough it
Speaker 45: was a cartoon lion more like a cub had come
Speaker 45: rushing forward with the theme.
Speaker 44: Kim it Goes.
Speaker 1: Now it's just a wonderful. Memory we'll see if we
Speaker 1: can do, that and maybe if you keep, listening we'll
Speaker 1: see if we can find.
Speaker 45: On talking about SOMETHING i read years, ago the wreck
Speaker 45: and they used. Males, LASTLY i don't know how true
Speaker 45: that is there to learn quicker or.
Speaker 1: Something, well the bits and pieces That i've been reading
Speaker 1: here so it says it talks about That Bob. Weatherwax
Speaker 1: after the passing Of ruds passing the ninety, eight his
Speaker 1: Son bob Weather wax took over the. Mantle bob had
Speaker 1: apprenticed under his, father continued the family, tradition training less
Speaker 1: his successes for a lot a lot of THOSE tv shows.
Speaker 1: Forever The weatherfax family didn't just Train. Lassie they helped
Speaker 1: redefine animal acting In. Hollywood that amazing. Family and you're
Speaker 1: right there was all sorts of Boy lassies and Girl,
Speaker 1: lassies but they are all known As.
Speaker 45: Lassie the confusing for the. DOG i don't.
Speaker 1: Know, well they were highly, trained highly skilled people that
Speaker 1: worked with those dogs for that level of. Acting it's just,
Speaker 1: great wasn't. It wonderful Memories, jackie thank. You we've got
Speaker 1: to do this For. Mitchell Marlene. Waiting we'll come to,
Speaker 1: you promise you the other side at one double three
Speaker 1: six y nine, Three come and join, Us, Oh Inspector Rex.
Speaker 1: Bruno that's the One Inspector. Rex and there's been quite
Speaker 1: a few versions of that, SHOW i think over the,
Speaker 1: years coming out of various markets In. Europe Inspector rex
Speaker 1: aul a lot of Farm it's, silly but it's curiously.
Speaker 1: Engaging we all love a white. Lion Kimba, kimba who
Speaker 1: live down in deep Beside.
Speaker 26: Africa who's the one who brought the jungle?
Speaker 46: Babe who's the king amnas In?
Speaker 41: Africa kimber is his?
Speaker 29: Name when we get in trouble and we're in a,
Speaker 29: bit who's the one who just?
Speaker 3: Wonter who believes in doing good and doing?
Speaker 1: Right Kim, yes AND i lovely have not heard that
Speaker 1: for a long long. Time look at all this fantastic
Speaker 1: texts coming in as. Well The jungle boy saboo more
Speaker 1: of your calls.
Speaker 29: Afternoons now this is a, stragger open eyed With tony
Speaker 29: mcmas keeps on.
Speaker 1: Calling me down the Road that's WHERE i always.
Speaker 46: Been ever, stop, Mate i'm, thrown can't stay from. Arm
Speaker 46: just turn around And i'm going. Again maybe, Tomorrow roll
Speaker 46: settle town until, tomorrow roll just kick so if you
Speaker 46: want to join me for.
Speaker 1: Just crown your, hat not. Travel that's all.
Speaker 46: Stuff maybe tomorrow Roll Wana Settle.
Speaker 29: Town until tomorrow roll Just Kip.
Speaker 1: Coop The Littlest hobo was a storyline just for young And,
Speaker 1: jackson who would never have heard of The Littlest. Hobo
Speaker 1: presumably you wouldn't have seen that the theme was The Littlest.
Speaker 1: Hobo we just wander around like a you, know it
Speaker 1: was a. Dog we just wander around aimlessly and meet
Speaker 1: up and hook up with various people At let's country
Speaker 1: towns and, villages do some really good work like save
Speaker 1: the whole, town save somebody's, life and then just move
Speaker 1: on and the next we look forward to the next
Speaker 1: episode to find out where The Littlest tobo went. Next
Speaker 1: that sounds, Fantastic no it. Doesn't you just take. IT
Speaker 1: i really want to watch. That you were smiling and,
Speaker 1: thinking what The mitchell you tell the young ones today
Speaker 1: and they just don't. Understand Hello, mitchell.
Speaker 47: Any, Morning tonny. Morning last night you were talking about
Speaker 47: the airline awards that are going on at the moment
Speaker 47: out of.
Speaker 1: The which was really interesting to get some of those
Speaker 1: nods for those big, ones including some of our local
Speaker 1: airlines did okay out of.
Speaker 25: It, yeah, YEAH i was.
Speaker 47: Just wondering if you saw. That, Yeah Virgin australia picked
Speaker 47: up two awards. Yesterday they did very, surprising really.
Speaker 1: Good well was it surprising or did they just do
Speaker 1: well in that particular. CATEGORY i haven't got the list
Speaker 1: in front of me, now but it was something, like you,
Speaker 1: know cheeky Little meals or. SOMETHING i can't remember what
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 47: Now oh, no, no they won the Best Airline staff
Speaker 47: In australia.
Speaker 1: A big your, pardon that's what it. Was, yes it
Speaker 1: was forgive.
Speaker 47: Me it was the best Regional airline In Australia.
Speaker 30: Pacific.
Speaker 47: Yeah well so that one pulled me off guard that.
Speaker 1: One so you know we're doing, Okay, Mitch yeah.
Speaker 47: Definitely because then the main spotlight was actually On quantus
Speaker 47: dropping ten spots from twenty four down to, ten twenty
Speaker 47: four to.
Speaker 1: Fourteen i'm, sorry which is good for.
Speaker 24: Them oh not, really but.
Speaker 1: Sorry so what did you say they went from twenty to?
Speaker 1: Fourteen they went from.
Speaker 47: Twenty four to.
Speaker 1: Fourteen, okay so they've moved that. One, yeah they've moved
Speaker 1: up the, List yes they, have which they'd be encouraged by,
Speaker 1: that because they've had a pretty dreadful.
Speaker 47: Time they're not really doing much to go further than.
Speaker 47: THAT i don't think they've done really much over the
Speaker 47: past year to attain. THAT i would Think virgin's done
Speaker 47: more over the past year than they.
Speaker 1: Have well introd you much say as if you actually
Speaker 1: worked for A. Virgin, no actually work for. Quantits this
Speaker 1: doesn't urge. You it's interesting, because as you, know we
Speaker 1: Have Nathan kosh on the program quantas. Pilot vetten joins
Speaker 1: me on the program usually at least once a, week
Speaker 1: usually on A monday, morning and he AND i have
Speaker 1: spoken about the fact he Won't BUT i say that
Speaker 1: once great, brand and it was a revered brand anywhere
Speaker 1: in the. World australians loved their own home made, brand
Speaker 1: and it seemed to get tarnished in the last half
Speaker 1: a decade or.
Speaker 47: More definitely Was, YEAH i started in twenty, eighteen and,
Speaker 47: yeah the years THAT i, WORKED i just watched the
Speaker 47: unfortunate demids of what. Was yeah a great a great
Speaker 47: airline and great for this the. Country and, yeah it's
Speaker 47: going to take quite a while to get that one
Speaker 47: back and.
Speaker 1: Forward do you think it can bounce back and have
Speaker 1: that same high regard as it perhaps once did it
Speaker 1: certainly did for a long.
Speaker 19: Time, oh it.
Speaker 47: Would need a full restructure AND i don't think it.
Speaker 47: Will it will take probably a decade at.
Speaker 1: Least. Wow NOW i don't want to go into, details
Speaker 1: are you? CRUEL i?
Speaker 47: WAS i was ground staff, right very Good adelaide and,
Speaker 47: yeah SO i got through. That but, yeah it'll be
Speaker 47: very interesting to see how the aviation industry In australia
Speaker 47: goes over the next couple of, years BECAUSE i think
Speaker 47: we might be on the.
Speaker 1: Up what you would hope that is the, case and
Speaker 1: it is without Vas nation, alone how important our airline
Speaker 1: industry is to get us from a to be in
Speaker 1: a way that's probably unique anywhere else in the.
Speaker 30: WORLD i would have, Thought, oh it would have to.
Speaker 47: Be we're probably one of the most unique airline, industries
Speaker 47: probably in the country only in the, world only having
Speaker 47: two major carriers at the. Moment And i'm not sure
Speaker 47: if you saw in the news they're thinking of REVITALIZING taa.
Speaker 1: What as a, brand as as a brand.
Speaker 47: Or operating out Of darwin And.
Speaker 1: CANBERRA i wonder who owns? AIRLINES i wonder who owns that, naming, right.
Speaker 47: WHAT i would assume it would Be quantus after it
Speaker 47: got amalgamated Into Australian.
Speaker 1: Airline you'd reckon to be sitting somewhere on the shelf
Speaker 1: as a potential brand to. Resurrect that would be. Right, yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: mitchell great, Call thank you for keeping. Touch nice to
Speaker 1: talk to you At, Marlene good morning In ben's.
Speaker 14: No good, Morning.
Speaker 44: Tony some oh pretty good some doggie uh films and
Speaker 44: things of. Course And i've got an idea it wasn't
Speaker 44: there a lady.
Speaker 19: And uh.
Speaker 1: Uh Inspector, Rex Inspector, Rex Inspector rex is just a lovely.
Speaker 1: Series it's very very, clever but it's quite gorgeous.
Speaker 44: And rinching in oh Go. Rennie Uh and The australian
Speaker 44: one wasn't Big.
Speaker 1: Red you are you're talking About Red, Dog Red, Dog Red.
Speaker 1: Dog we Actually millsey AND i at six P. R
Speaker 1: we Had Red, dog the Original Red dog no longer with,
Speaker 1: us in the studio with us and it was just
Speaker 1: a gorgeous animal or they all are they? All, yeah
Speaker 1: well you're right about, that they?
Speaker 17: All?
Speaker 1: Now, marlene how long have you? Been just remind me
Speaker 1: how long have you? Been In. Bensdale not quite only
Speaker 1: nine years eighty nine years. Yep Well i'm coming born.
Speaker 24: HERE i was born In Brecon, hill so you're.
Speaker 1: A broken hill, girl and then went To bensdale.
Speaker 44: In bensho WHEN i was about three or four weeks.
Speaker 24: Old well there you.
Speaker 1: Go Well i'm going To bensdale And i'm just going
Speaker 1: to tell you Where i'm going BECAUSE i think you'll
Speaker 1: know this. Place i'm sure It's. Beingsdale let me. Check keep,
Speaker 1: talking keep, talking keep. Talking i'm just looking at the
Speaker 1: notes for an event that i've got coming, up and
Speaker 1: it is NOW i can now how you hang on?
Speaker 1: Standby it is, NO i beg your. Pardon i'm, Wrong i'm,
Speaker 1: Wrong i'm. Wrong i'm. Wrong i've got a completely. Wrong
Speaker 1: it's Craigy. Burns so not anywhere near.
Speaker 13: You that's that's.
Speaker 30: No we need no, Forgiveness.
Speaker 1: Melbourne SO i should just shut it bench. Down you're
Speaker 1: you're down towards uh Skips. Land you are, Too, yeah
Speaker 1: my fault on the gild lakesh it's a beautiful area, Too.
Speaker 1: Marlene it's good to talk to.
Speaker 5: You keep in.
Speaker 1: Touch, yeah well do By Simon colak, Morning, simon really
Speaker 1: well thank you.
Speaker 8: News PuO.
Speaker 1: Cord there's oh, yes that fantastic. Scene the scenes with
Speaker 1: that animal were, extraordinary weren't.
Speaker 8: They should he in the, castle he's in the rolling, right.
Speaker 1: All those bikies just bang in one fell. Swoop what
Speaker 1: a wonderful scene that, Is, simon thank. You great memories That.
Speaker 24: Ardie good, Morning. Tony who you're talking? About Inspector rex?
Speaker 1: Inspects, YEAH i had a dog the.
Speaker 24: Same As Inspector. REX i trained him and could do
Speaker 24: exactly what he'd. Done, Yeah german shepherd Cross, hill but
Speaker 24: he was extremely.
Speaker 1: Smart would you have would you have another?
Speaker 26: One?
Speaker 24: LOOK i had the same any, dogs And i'd love,
Speaker 24: to BUT i probably wouldn't at this. STAGE i just
Speaker 24: walked my friends dogs at the.
Speaker 1: Moment they take. It they take a lot of, work don't.
Speaker 24: They that doesn't worry, me But i've got my reasons
Speaker 24: because something happened to, him and, YEAH i just don't
Speaker 24: want to go through that one after the. Other which
Speaker 24: were the.
Speaker 1: Siblings it's sadly sad sad, time was?
Speaker 48: It?
Speaker 24: Yeah, Yeah LOOK i had two siblings of the sisters
Speaker 24: And Jack, RUSS i had so many but and my
Speaker 24: Mate's german shepard and one after the. Other they went
Speaker 24: down or had to be put, down and you, KNOW
Speaker 24: i saved them from cancer and it was just too
Speaker 24: much for. Me so and, anyway are you talking about
Speaker 24: series with?
Speaker 1: Animals And i'm not too sure how we got. There
Speaker 1: were inundated with different names of shows that featured an,
Speaker 1: animal either in the show or as a character of the.
Speaker 1: Show the list has been infinitely more lengthy THAN i
Speaker 1: thought it may have.
Speaker 24: Been what About cheeto With, Tarzan.
Speaker 1: Yes of Course Cheetah Cheeta jarzan where it actually hold
Speaker 1: the cheetah's, hand which was very nice of him to do,
Speaker 1: that holding hands in the. Jungle once going back to
Speaker 1: The german, shepherd so early days working in the little
Speaker 1: kiosk at The Harold Holt. Memorial so this is going
Speaker 1: back some. Time this would be you, know late, sixties
Speaker 1: just as a, kid part time job during the summer.
Speaker 1: Months and then there was a manager of the pool
Speaker 1: at that stage who would walk around the pool with
Speaker 1: His german shepherd AND i remember how highly trained it.
Speaker 1: Was it would hardly leave his calf for the entire
Speaker 1: time they'd walk around the pool.
Speaker 24: Area, well it so trained as smart as one of
Speaker 24: the most inteligent. Dogs but my security boss years, ago
Speaker 24: we used to work with, them remember at the, station
Speaker 24: and he trained out to train up the dogs At
Speaker 24: Great dan and The german. Shepherd in those, days they
Speaker 24: didn't wash off the, graffiti had the dog pinned up
Speaker 24: the Bottoments which one would you like to?
Speaker 35: Buy?
Speaker 24: You the old trends of The.
Speaker 1: Sickam Rex, Sickam, Hey, addie gotta. Go we're gonna go
Speaker 1: Into brady very very. Surely do you want to say good?
Speaker 1: Morning we catch up with him in The Brady garden
Speaker 1: through the barrel it down there there a battle come.
Speaker 3: Down done in the garden into the, underworld come out
Speaker 3: of the, cover good bye.
Speaker 1: And god bab happening In. Brady we catch Up tuesdays
Speaker 1: And thursday is part Of australia Over. Night good, Morning,
Speaker 1: Eb good Morning. Tony how are you fabit? Happening? MAN i,
Speaker 1: mean it's just it's almost moment by moment at them
Speaker 1: at the moment it.
Speaker 40: Is and it's been a busy couple of hours for
Speaker 40: The Prime. Minister so we're hearing he has just finished
Speaker 40: charing a, meeting an emergency meeting looking at Around israel
Speaker 40: and what will THE uk do if The americans ask
Speaker 40: For british. Help now THE uk has air bases in the,
Speaker 40: vicinity could it be that The americans will ask to use.
Speaker 40: Them they may ask for refueling. Facilities starmer basically is getting.
Speaker 40: ORGANIZED i think something big is coming in the next
Speaker 40: twenty four to forty eight. Hours trump is hinted at.
Speaker 40: IT i don't Think starmer has been given a heads
Speaker 40: up by. This my genuine gut feeling is that he
Speaker 40: hasn't been told something is definitely going to. Happen but
Speaker 40: he likes to be. Organized so he called A cobra.
Speaker 40: Meeting sounds very. Dramatic actually stands For Cabinet Office Briefing ROOM,
Speaker 40: a which is where The prime minister goes to when
Speaker 40: they have this emergency. Meeting and he normally gets his
Speaker 40: military and security and defense people around the, table and
Speaker 40: he asked the questions and they give him the.
Speaker 1: Advice it's wonder. WATCH i mean it just who knows?
Speaker 1: Where nobody knows presumably really where this is going in
Speaker 1: the coming, hours, days maybe. Weeks, yes AND i think.
Speaker 40: The americans have a decision to. Make, Clearly iran has
Speaker 40: been weakened by what has happened The israelis are saying
Speaker 40: that they have complete control Of iranian, airspace so there's
Speaker 40: no risk of any aircraft being shot. Down now do
Speaker 40: they go for the? Kill do they decapitate the? Leadership
Speaker 40: trump has already taken the social media saying that they
Speaker 40: know WHERE i told You homine is and they're going
Speaker 40: to leave him alone for. Now you know that the
Speaker 40: Language trump, saying we're not going to take him out
Speaker 40: brackets kill for. Now nobody knows where this is, going
Speaker 40: but they have some big decisions to, make AND i
Speaker 40: think the real worry is a wider regional war now
Speaker 40: in The Middle. East if they were to do, that
Speaker 40: all hell would break.
Speaker 1: Loose we'll keep up to day in coming, days Asks
Speaker 1: princess Of wales pulls out Of Royal. Escot this is
Speaker 1: pretty about the last, minute, two isn't?
Speaker 40: It, yeah very last. Minute So kate's name was on
Speaker 40: the official kind of list of everything today Because william
Speaker 40: was presenting some of the. Prizes charles And camilla went.
Speaker 40: Along it has been glorious, Sunshine the racing looked. Amazing
Speaker 40: her friends who went, today they've had a fantastic time
Speaker 40: and everyone was very much looking forward to seeing The
Speaker 40: princess Of wales in the carriage, procession so you would
Speaker 40: see the golden carriage The Royal. Mile previously we've Seen Queen.
Speaker 40: ELIZABETH I i think she only ever missed two or
Speaker 40: Three Royal ascots in seventy odd. Years she loved. It
Speaker 40: charles is not so big a fan of the horses
Speaker 40: he has ridden over the. Years he has raced as
Speaker 40: an amateur jockey In SANDOWN i think nineteen eighty one it,
Speaker 40: was but he does not have his mother's just absolute
Speaker 40: passion for horse. Racing, however he was there today and
Speaker 40: so Is. Camilla william went. Along but we don't know
Speaker 40: what's happened With. Kate you hope that she hasn't had
Speaker 40: too bad a, day that it's not some sort of you,
Speaker 40: know cancer related. Issue she's had all the, treatment but,
Speaker 40: look she's a young woman coming out of a very
Speaker 40: difficult two. Years so people are just gonna have to be.
Speaker 1: Patient have you been for swim?
Speaker 40: Today, No i've been keeping. Cool i'm not In, london
Speaker 40: so that is. GOOD i was on the tube yesterday
Speaker 40: and it was. Hellish so we are in a heat
Speaker 40: wave here and before anyone In australia gets carried. Away
Speaker 40: it's An english heat, wave so we're gonna hit thirty
Speaker 40: One celsias On friday.
Speaker 1: In.
Speaker 40: Australia came.
Speaker 5: Back why.
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 26: Go?
Speaker 17: Why it's a.
Speaker 40: Heat wave for, Us Team. Mac we've got nine days
Speaker 40: of this, coming so we hit twenty seven. Today it
Speaker 40: will get hire thirty One friday all through the. Weekend
Speaker 40: england looks amazing at the. Moment OBVIOUSLY i can't talk
Speaker 40: About scotland and wild But england looks glorious in the
Speaker 40: sunshine and they're selling a lot of. Beer if pubs
Speaker 40: are lucky enough to have a beer garden.
Speaker 1: With the top of thirty one, degrees what do you
Speaker 1: go planning for the.
Speaker 40: Weekend so one of my best friends from, university she
Speaker 40: is having a fiftieth birthday, party So i'm going to
Speaker 40: go along to that and celebrate with her and her
Speaker 40: family and just chill, out maybe watch some. Sport, tony
Speaker 40: tell me who Won state Of origin The queensland. Side oh, well, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Well it's been an, interest so it's game on. NOW
Speaker 1: i didn't see BECAUSE i was having a, nap BUT
Speaker 1: i work out for the, result and you're, RIGHT i
Speaker 1: don't think anybody WELL i don't think the tipsters would
Speaker 1: have necessarily said, that but it's going to be an
Speaker 1: interesting time for those that love that on for.
Speaker 40: The decider and well done everyone in person up the
Speaker 40: stadium amazing well.
Speaker 1: And they would have a full house. Stay and the
Speaker 1: other thing we've been talking about this morning and first,
Speaker 1: job that first, job when if you're riding your, resume
Speaker 1: what was your first? Job and then what did you
Speaker 1: actually learn from that first job that has sustained all
Speaker 1: the other things that you've.
Speaker 40: Done that was a great. Question WHEN i was a
Speaker 40: kid In, IRELAND i spent every summer and we get
Speaker 40: three months summer holidays In Ireland, June, July, august best
Speaker 40: three months of the. YEAR i hanker after these, Days.
Speaker 40: TONY i lived with my grandparents for the summer holidays
Speaker 40: WHEN i was a, kid and would you believe us
Speaker 40: my granddad's local, pub they used to have me collected,
Speaker 40: glasses the empty. Glasses SO i was maybe eight years
Speaker 40: of age WHEN i started doing. That and AS i
Speaker 40: got bigger AND i was a tall, kid they used
Speaker 40: to let me serve beer behind the.
Speaker 5: Bar and what DID i?
Speaker 40: LEARN i learned how to deal with. People and you
Speaker 40: saw the, good you saw the. Bad AND i remember
Speaker 40: one day a guy just said to, me you've got
Speaker 40: a lovely. Smile you're a great. Kid keep working hard
Speaker 40: and life will be good for. You AND i learned
Speaker 40: a lot from that. JOB i really enjoyed.
Speaker 49: IT i really really enjoy.
Speaker 1: It i'm a great proponent, too man the idea of
Speaker 1: hospitality if you can, work survive and do even okay
Speaker 1: as a youngster in, hospitality and that includes even places
Speaker 1: like McDonald's these, days because the training they provide a
Speaker 1: young people is quite. Extraordinary yeah it.
Speaker 40: Is and, look i'd know. Training look this is this
Speaker 40: Was ireland in about let me work it. OUT i
Speaker 40: THINK i started there in about nineteen eighty, four and
Speaker 40: so there was no, training there was no health and,
Speaker 40: safety and you, know it was a working class part
Speaker 40: Of County, wicklow Where i'm proud that my ancestors and
Speaker 40: my grandparents came. FROM i absolutely loved that. Job and
Speaker 40: the pub has changed, hands it's changed, name but the
Speaker 40: little river still flows past us AND i have many
Speaker 40: many happy memories of being in there with my, granddad
Speaker 40: him nursing a half at last guinness and me zipping
Speaker 40: around collecting glasses washing, glasses drying, glasses AND i used
Speaker 40: to come home not a word of a, light honing
Speaker 40: laden with. Coins people would you, know they'd buy their
Speaker 40: around the beers and they'd slip your, quid, yeah fifty.
Speaker 40: P AND i had great sweets money as a.
Speaker 1: Kid the good thing is. Teeth that's, well that's that's.
Speaker 1: Right and you've got most of that money.
Speaker 40: LEFT i think it all went on sweets and fishing
Speaker 40: tackle IF i remember.
Speaker 1: Correctly you have a great week in friend and we'll
Speaker 1: talk to you next.
Speaker 40: Week god left teams.
Speaker 1: Made by you in The brady in THE uk fabe.
Speaker 1: Happening we've got the young of the wrestlers coming, Up
Speaker 1: cereal on the, way plenty of time view of calls
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three wherever you are right Across,
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Speaker 1: WHERE i, am haven't looked via the THREE A w.
Speaker 1: App we've got brand new sort of studio, settings don't we?
Speaker 1: Great is that the? Word thank? You brand new graphics
Speaker 1: and they look quite smart young And jackson pretty, SCHMICK
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Speaker 1: Now it gives it a different sort of a. Feel
Speaker 1: it's not quite as glaring as it, Was so if
Speaker 1: you happen to be watching, Online i'll. Smile, now that'll.
Speaker 1: Do that's the only spot we'll get it on me like.
Speaker 1: That but it looks really. Good we will do this
Speaker 1: break and when we come, back we'll take some. Calls
Speaker 1: i've got to find. Out we might do something out
Speaker 1: to news because we might have a bit of. Time,
Speaker 1: Anyway i'll select something a bit. Special Charlie, Drake The
Speaker 1: Charlie Drake. Show people might remember. That Did Solomon rushdie
Speaker 1: ever sing a? Song, NO i don't think he. Did,
Speaker 1: anyway we'll talk more about the other side of This
Speaker 1: Frustralia Overnight, Morning good morning.
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Speaker 1: adams family had a pet, lion which don't forgotten. About
Speaker 1: this is. Great adam's family had a pet lion Called Kitty.
Speaker 1: Cat in THE tv Series francis The Talking mule consisted
Speaker 1: of seven films released between nineteen fifty and nineteen fifty,
Speaker 1: six and all centered around a so called wise cracking
Speaker 1: army mule Named, francis who only speaks to his human,
Speaker 1: companion the hapless but well Meaning Peter. Sterling they were
Speaker 1: based on the nineteen forty six novel By David, stern
Speaker 1: who originally wrote short stories Fores squire magazines about the mule's,
Speaker 1: adventures and each movie Plays francis And peter in a
Speaker 1: new setting Where francis a street smart advice deadpan, delivery
Speaker 1: Help peter navigate one ridiction a situation as to another
Speaker 1: great history in there stories Of, francis the talking mule
Speaker 1: that you, said blother squawking on the shore and leave
Speaker 1: their footprints in the. Sun feeling like A Crispy cream.
Speaker 1: Donut they opened their first store In australia on this
Speaker 1: day In penrith In New South, Wales Crispy Cream. Donuts
Speaker 1: just one is not. Enough back in two thousand and
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Speaker 1: Mind we'll look at the papers when we come back
Speaker 1: up to the NEWS a little bit treasurer Of Jim
Speaker 1: palmers has pledged to lead an overhaul Of australia's tax
Speaker 1: system another one but no changes to THE. Gst no
Speaker 1: changes to THE, gst so that it'll be one of
Speaker 1: the stories for after the news coming. Up we'll talk
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Speaker 1: board one double three six nine three is our telephone.
Speaker 1: Number I'm tony. McManus It's australia over. Eight good.
Speaker 29: Morning you're listening To Australia Open eyes With tony McManus My.
Speaker 1: David, company wherever you are right Around. Australia today's lesson
Speaker 1: how to be? Kind we love this story in the
Speaker 1: favor Today susi O'Brien, wrts a key national education body
Speaker 1: calling for kindness. Classes kindness classes in schools excuse me
Speaker 1: to teach children have to be more, resilient empathetic and
Speaker 1: help prevent. Bullying sort of makes. Sense independent Schools australia
Speaker 1: represents around about seven hundred and forty five thousand students
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty eight thousand staff from schools nationally
Speaker 1: has lodged many a submission established By Education Minister Jason.
Speaker 1: Claire the review then goes on to examine current school
Speaker 1: procedures and best practice methods to address bullying. Behaviors still goes, On,
Speaker 1: sadly there wouldn't be too many people listening at some
Speaker 1: point that didn't go through school and endured some level of.
Speaker 1: Bullying it's never. Pleasant why kids do? That if we?
Speaker 1: Know but it does still. Happen, sadly it's rather like
Speaker 1: asking the story goes on, Here it's rather like asking
Speaker 1: if a certain behavior meets the definition of. Bullying schools
Speaker 1: should simply be asking is this behavior? Kind is it that?
Speaker 1: SIMPLE i ask, you the, listener is it that? Simple
Speaker 1: if you ask the, question is this behavior? Kind if,
Speaker 1: not then corrective action is likely to be required regardless
Speaker 1: of the. Definition according to the, submission today's lesson how
Speaker 1: to be? Kind, now if you AND i were giving this,
Speaker 1: class you AND i were giving this class to a
Speaker 1: class OF i don't, know twelve, thirteen fourteen year, olds
Speaker 1: what would we say to? Them what would we say
Speaker 1: to them about the idea of just being? Kind or
Speaker 1: is that Too do you get the sense that might
Speaker 1: be just a little too? Simplistic one double three six nine,
Speaker 1: Three come and join, Me julian, Morning good.
Speaker 5: MORNING i was very surprised to hear on classic radio,
Speaker 5: recently but the composer Of Blue, hills the long running
Speaker 5: a received no.
Speaker 1: Show, YEAH i think there was a lot of that
Speaker 1: in the.
Speaker 35: Day can you have you.
Speaker 5: Got the scene? There can you tell? ME i forgot
Speaker 5: them to name the, announcer, well who Was british who
Speaker 5: came To australia and when he found out they were
Speaker 5: using his, Scene.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure who it. Was we'll see if we.
Speaker 1: Can i'll get young And jackson to have a. Look
Speaker 1: this is the. THING i think this is the theme
Speaker 1: to which you. Refer have to listen to. This we
Speaker 1: think that's the right. One, julian does that sound? Familiar Ronald.
Speaker 1: Henmer Ronald hemmer was the. Composer Now i'm going back
Speaker 1: to school.
Speaker 5: Bullying NOW i can remember there was a very, popular
Speaker 5: long Running british series Called wacko starring the late Actors
Speaker 5: Jimmy edwards who played at school principle who Bullied Julian,
Speaker 5: orchard a Veteran british, actor was on television in the
Speaker 5: early nineteen sixties just called whacka do you remember this?
Speaker 1: Series, no a little too, Young jimmy it was he
Speaker 1: was the one that had that, massive wonderful. Attache Did Nema?
Speaker 1: Steasha that's?
Speaker 5: Right who always perform The Sibilly theater In? Melbourne did
Speaker 5: he On april, two nineteen sixties. Six i've still got the,
Speaker 5: program Though Jimmy edwards was. Not the last performer was
Speaker 5: Actually Mickey rooney In october nineteen sixty. Six AND i
Speaker 5: think there was A Don lane show according to his,
Speaker 5: book also from The. Tiboli could you verify that from.
Speaker 1: The that was broadcast from The?
Speaker 5: TIVOLI i think so there's something in his book about
Speaker 5: The Tiberlin theater That Don. LANE I another program that's
Speaker 5: very hard to get is the last nineteen sixty five
Speaker 5: command performance at The Melbourne Town hall Starring Don, lane
Speaker 5: very Young Don.
Speaker 1: Boing, well that may well be the. Case my memory
Speaker 1: is When Don lane came To. Australia, yes was there?
Speaker 1: NOT i Hope i'm getting this. Right wasn't there some
Speaker 1: sort of issue when he arrived In australia and it
Speaker 1: may have been something to do with. Marijuana i'm not
Speaker 1: sure about. That wasn't that the newspaper headline at the.
Speaker 5: Time, No i'm not quite sure. About so we go
Speaker 5: back right one hundred years Before. Donald we go back TO. J. C,
Speaker 5: Williamson american who founded the great Former Jason Williamson.
Speaker 1: Theaters there's a great it's a wonderful, NAME J. C williamson,
Speaker 1: forever wasn't.
Speaker 5: It americans came To australia in the nineteen Thirty look
Speaker 5: at many many entertainers Like Bob dyer and how many
Speaker 5: more can you think? Of jack A little was another.
Speaker 1: One Jack little was the very Famous jack A. Little,
Speaker 1: yes of, course.
Speaker 5: Good ever meet?
Speaker 1: Him NO i. Didn't he was JUST i mean remember
Speaker 1: watching him on the wrestling all those years, Ago but,
Speaker 1: no never had the. Pleasure Paul jennings was our school
Speaker 1: football coach for a little what school umpire who was
Speaker 1: also an occasional hot co HOST i think it was
Speaker 1: a three a k at the, time and was an
Speaker 1: occasional host On World Championship wrestling as. Well that's, Right Paul.
Speaker 5: Jenny remember That Jack little was also one of the
Speaker 5: stars of the original Musical Chill perryman And ticky And
Speaker 5: John Ticky taylor Of Pajama game that he played in
Speaker 5: the original pajama. Game he can, sing you, KNOW.
Speaker 1: I did not know. That ticky And john trained.
Speaker 5: Actor and of course remember Over christmas on three AT
Speaker 5: w used to Be Murphy hanlon And Tommy. Handlan they
Speaker 5: used to do The christmas Over christmas break.
Speaker 1: And would they do that? Together on are? Together that's?
Speaker 5: Right and They tommy had the same. Joke my three
Speaker 5: daughters Were, April may And june.
Speaker 1: Book you will go back.
Speaker 5: To how many More americans can you think? Of Hayes
Speaker 5: gordon was another.
Speaker 1: One what from where Did Johnny ladd? Original was He
Speaker 1: english Or American?
Speaker 5: English he Was?
Speaker 1: English was He?
Speaker 5: English and a very very nice? Man he's along with.
Speaker 1: Us there was a lot of those people that were,
Speaker 1: really really. Good if you were ever in the audience
Speaker 1: At Bendigo street for whether it be A Graham kennedy
Speaker 1: show or later maybe The Don lane, show some of
Speaker 1: those people would be dragged out and they would do
Speaker 1: these amazing audience, warmups one of which was the Great
Speaker 1: Johnny Ladd yes go on and the great line THAT
Speaker 1: i think it Was Johnny ladd had AND i used
Speaker 1: years later when you were doing audience warm ups or
Speaker 1: you'd say to the, audience tell you WHAT i want
Speaker 1: you to do on everybody, now to turn around in your,
Speaker 1: seat turn around and shake hands with a person behind.
Speaker 5: You that's, interesting that's a long time, ago isn't it.
Speaker 1: A long time? Ago and of course everybody the orders
Speaker 1: would turn round to the person behind them who had
Speaker 1: also turned, round who would also turn, around who had
Speaker 1: also Turned and then everybody would giggle and realize that
Speaker 1: they couldn't shake hands because everybody was turning around to
Speaker 1: shake hands with a person behind.
Speaker 5: Them do you remember when the early days of school
Speaker 5: At Auburn, south they used to this Is, John this Is.
Speaker 1: Betty, oh this Is, John this Is. Betty betty can?
Speaker 1: Run Remember john can Run. Betty the school of the.
Speaker 5: Air remember that's.
Speaker 1: Right we would listen to. That it be put on
Speaker 1: into the, classroom wouldn't.
Speaker 5: It and do you remember this is going back a
Speaker 5: long time?
Speaker 1: Ago The hospital, hour very, wonderfully The Hospital, hour and
Speaker 1: THE abc would RUN tv education shows and a big
Speaker 1: screen would be taken into the classroom and we'd all
Speaker 1: sit around the black and WHITE tv for a PARTICULAR tv,
Speaker 1: program the education shows back in the, Day, julian always a.
Speaker 1: Pleasure you nail it, Perfectly, John. Can this Was john
Speaker 1: And betty books In. VICTORIA i think it was called
Speaker 1: something else in W a but very Similar John, Betty
Speaker 1: John Can, Run Betty Can, Run John Can, Skip Betty Can.
Speaker 1: Skip And. FLUFF i Think fluff was the. Dog, chris good,
Speaker 1: morning how are.
Speaker 24: You i'm, well thank.
Speaker 49: YOU i sort of think school is through the wrong
Speaker 49: directions that have been coordinated to them have lost their.
Speaker 49: Direction i'm like to THINK i was proud gown To
Speaker 49: Robino's West Technical skill with gray Trousers emerald or dark
Speaker 49: green Wall dumble with a yellow pinch STROKE v shaped.
Speaker 49: Neck as matter of, fact THAT i went To i've
Speaker 49: scored down a lot of schools in some cases are
Speaker 49: allowed to be more, casual which reflects changes their mindset
Speaker 49: and the, therefore you, know it's a lot of these
Speaker 49: anti social things that have happened around the. Communities now
Speaker 49: a lot of them are wearing black black, trackies black
Speaker 49: tops and white runners and and you know it's now
Speaker 49: as girls continually turn eighteen and up to the current
Speaker 49: age of thirty, five they're entering the community after their
Speaker 49: school on education too with the educated that the preferred
Speaker 49: our relationship or fatten ups be lovers with an alternative
Speaker 49: relationship rather than a biological relationship or a combination of,
Speaker 49: either you. Know and SO i think it gets back
Speaker 49: to the. Mindset it's not just the. Teacher the teachers
Speaker 49: the teacher kids in line with what governments are wanted
Speaker 49: them to do or ordinating than to do through education,
Speaker 49: generally and SO i sort of things move on and
Speaker 49: we reshape our communities in line with what we have.
Speaker 49: Today but that's just sort of two sort of iconic
Speaker 49: things THAT i know that.
Speaker 1: Happening, yeah, LOOK i think that's, Right, Chris thank you
Speaker 1: very much for your. Call it's interesting why young, people
Speaker 1: and it's been going on for. Decades this is not
Speaker 1: used to, anybody but why maybe boys are different to
Speaker 1: girls in the sense that they will probably use a
Speaker 1: bit more physical bullying where girls can just be a
Speaker 1: little bit be archy with, words would be my. Observation
Speaker 1: tell me if you Think i'm right and or wrong
Speaker 1: about that would be the. DISTINCTION i guess the point
Speaker 1: of that, is why is it the boys in particular
Speaker 1: always thought it was really good to come up from
Speaker 1: behind and just whacky on the back of the neck
Speaker 1: in the. Head what was the point of? That and
Speaker 1: then think that that was some sort of glorious introduction
Speaker 1: to fun and yet it still goes. On it was
Speaker 1: really it was a degrading and it was painful and,
Speaker 1: uncomfortable and some people thought it was a really smart
Speaker 1: thing to. DO i, mean we all copped it at
Speaker 1: that point one way or the. Other and girls can
Speaker 1: be equally, nasty but it's very different to the is my.
Speaker 1: OBSERVATION i might be wrong about, that but the not
Speaker 1: quite as, violent but verbally could be really really, unpleasant
Speaker 1: but still constitute mild form of bullying or different forms
Speaker 1: of bullying one double three six x ninety. Three people
Speaker 1: come to you next In. Adelaide markey's there as. Well
Speaker 1: Jump on bought lots of texts as. Well Tony. MACK
Speaker 1: i think you're right about That Don lane. CONTROVERSY i
Speaker 1: think it was a bit controversy or. CONTROVERSY i think
Speaker 1: there was a fair bit of, publicity is my, memory
Speaker 1: but it's really vague going back When don first arrived Into,
Speaker 1: australia then moved To, sydney did really well up there
Speaker 1: with the, clubs did The Sydney. Show then they did
Speaker 1: that very FAMOUS i think link Between Graham kennedy based
Speaker 1: AT imt In. Melbourne Don lane was doing a similar
Speaker 1: show In. Sydney they did that cable you, know coaxial cable.
Speaker 1: LINK i Wish Pete smith was there know more about
Speaker 1: this than anybody that coaxial cable. Link put them on
Speaker 1: the same screen, together and that was the first that
Speaker 1: we really In melbourne that we Noticed Don, LANE i
Speaker 1: think would be a fair. Observation let's do, this we'll come,
Speaker 1: back you'll call straight after here in three iw were
Speaker 1: for those Around. Australia we have the best breakfast program
Speaker 1: in broadcasting, history many many, ways co host of which
Speaker 1: Is Ros, stevens who asked the question yesterday WHICH i
Speaker 1: thought was a fantastic question when he talks about the
Speaker 1: idea of Maybe iran. Surrendering you, know the encouragement too
Speaker 1: was surrender and ross beautifully as he does so. Good
Speaker 1: as to whom would they? Surrender? One double, three six nine?
Speaker 1: Three to whom would they? Surrender, Hello, gabe good. Morning.
Speaker 48: Hello there's no formal declaration of. Anything it's just two
Speaker 48: countries throwing rocks at each, other, really but rocks with
Speaker 48: bombs on the. End but, ah, yeah that's a good.
Speaker 1: QUESTION i thought it was a fantastic. Question they just give?
Speaker 48: UP i, mean or do they have The ayatola has
Speaker 48: specifically said we will never. Surrender we will never.
Speaker 1: Surrender but if you've been encouraged to, surrender let's say
Speaker 1: the prison of The United, states whether it be The
Speaker 1: Prime minister of THE, uk whether it be The French prime,
Speaker 1: Minis canadian pro minist or whatever it is saying you
Speaker 1: should surrender to whom would they surrender if that's you,
Speaker 1: know it was just a really interesting. Question And i've
Speaker 1: been thinking about it for the last twenty four hours
Speaker 1: and it's a great.
Speaker 48: Question AND i don't know what the answer is unless
Speaker 48: something has formally. Happened who he is surrender?
Speaker 1: To unless they, declared they make a, declaration we surrender full.
Speaker 1: Stop and that's just by definition of saying, well we will,
Speaker 1: stop we will stop behaving by way of doing any,
Speaker 1: bombing if.
Speaker 48: We will stop chucking bombs at each.
Speaker 1: Other, yeah is that a? Surrender is that just.
Speaker 48: It's away keeping the? PEACE i.
Speaker 1: Suppose tell you WHAT i really, need, though is a
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Speaker 48: Story, Fluffy i've got one for. You i've got one to. You,
Speaker 48: now here's a question for.
Speaker 1: Those who don't Know Gabriel hodson is from Our Australia
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Speaker 1: right throughout the.
Speaker 48: Morning i've got one for. You how good would this?
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Speaker 1: Work retirement after Seven so all you've, done you've grown
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Speaker 48: Retire, yes you've been working really hard since twenty nineteen
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Speaker 48: Guess so you got?
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Speaker 48: he works With Australian Federal. POLICE i didn't kind of
Speaker 48: realize they had a dog in, it but there you.
Speaker 1: Go what sort of a dog is? It does it?
Speaker 1: Say how? Much is?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 48: No LOOK i did see a. Picture he looks like
Speaker 48: a black labrador or, LOOK i don't. Know my dog's terribly,
Speaker 48: well it could be a, bitter but he's a black.
Speaker 48: Dog that's ALL i. Know he's a high risk explosive detection.
Speaker 48: Dog his Name's. Ando seven's.
Speaker 26: The.
Speaker 48: Ando the, puppy the dog. Puppy now he started off
Speaker 48: working At Sydney airport and then since then he's done
Speaker 48: thousands of sniff. Outs now the highlight of his career
Speaker 48: and this is this is he's he, Has this is
Speaker 48: what he, does the highlight of his. Career And i've
Speaker 48: never met this. Guy he sniffed out the car The
Speaker 48: King charles used on his visit To. Australia is that?
Speaker 1: Right The king's? Car does anybody know what car that
Speaker 1: His majesty would have been?
Speaker 48: Using, oh something like The? Popemobile what what are they
Speaker 48: Use bentley's don't?
Speaker 1: They well sometimes they do in THE uk they. Do
Speaker 1: but would they have been provided A bentley when he
Speaker 1: came To australia or would have been An Aston martin
Speaker 1: who was? Driving would you have had a driver or
Speaker 1: did he drive it? Himself, no he wouldn't have driven
Speaker 1: himself In. Australia, NO i BECAUSE i think he's been
Speaker 1: a Passionate Aston martin fan for. Years, okay range drover
Speaker 1: is a rather preferred. VEHICLE i should know this because
Speaker 1: defender MAYBE i think.
Speaker 48: When The queen came over in the year two, thousand
Speaker 48: she might have had a Fancy holden or. Something it was,
Speaker 48: bulletproof but her her, Majesty, look it was an aussy.
Speaker 48: Car i'm pretty sure that's. Right could have been a.
Speaker 1: Forward you know, what do you know the conversation WHEN
Speaker 1: i first started in this, program the most reaction we
Speaker 1: had is to the car that the then or Former
Speaker 1: Prime minister would take to The Carlton Football ground and
Speaker 1: pull up in The Carlton football ground just to watch the?
Speaker 1: Game are you?
Speaker 48: Serious and what was, it.
Speaker 1: Sir Robert Menji's, well my recollection is it was A
Speaker 1: Rolls royce and so The Rolls royce would be parked
Speaker 1: at The Carlton Football ground so he could watch the
Speaker 1: game and then go on about his. Business had a little.
Speaker 48: Spot, okay you, KNOW I i kind of think you
Speaker 48: don't necessarily want a luxury. Car what's really important is safety.
Speaker 48: Security who cares WHAT i? Mean they could they could
Speaker 48: go in a tank as far As i'm.
Speaker 1: Concerned but, yeah but to get to get one of those,
Speaker 1: cars whether it be one of those high, mbmw's they
Speaker 1: service a lot of governments Around australia as to others
Speaker 1: around the world rather and they cost a zillion, dollars
Speaker 1: so by definition they're very. Expensive luxury cars because they've
Speaker 1: got all special, glass anti, bombing special, undercarriage special, tires
Speaker 1: all that sort of a Very James bond, Really.
Speaker 48: YES i can only. Imagine but, Yeah ando has been
Speaker 48: sniffing out those sort of. Cars he's finishing his career
Speaker 48: At Ken's airport after seven.
Speaker 1: Years he'd be a little busy puppy up there at
Speaker 1: The Kens. Airport let me get. Sniff had a fair
Speaker 1: bit of stuff in Far North. Queensland he's been a wacky.
Speaker 48: Backing well he doesn't sniff our, drugs it's. Explosives, WELL
Speaker 48: i think you'd find other stuff, Yet i'm sure he.
Speaker 48: Would he also worked it as he last, Year so
Speaker 48: a very busy puppy and he's off to greener. Pastures
Speaker 48: CAN i say?
Speaker 1: That look at, This jeff, SAYS i retired after seven,
Speaker 1: years but then went back to work for one more
Speaker 1: year until my golf game. Improved well don't, You? Jeff
Speaker 1: thank you any Other just you've been reading the story
Speaker 1: about the tax reform front page.
Speaker 48: Of the, year so that's that's. Interesting we'll see what. Happens,
Speaker 48: yeah BUT i think we do need a bit of
Speaker 48: Tax do you remember when THE gst came in it
Speaker 48: was the tax to wind all. Taxes, well we have
Speaker 48: all these other ones on top of, it, Now.
Speaker 1: Well that was that was the thing at the, time
Speaker 1: that all the other thing for which we paid level
Speaker 1: after level after level after level of, tax and yet
Speaker 1: they mostly remained in. Place and then we have THE
Speaker 1: gst on top of. All, yes would? People would people
Speaker 1: want to see all the other taxes? Disappear and we
Speaker 1: had say fifteen PERCENT gst.
Speaker 48: That could be. Doable but isn't fresh fruit and be
Speaker 48: exempt FROM? Gst well that's the we.
Speaker 1: Forget now what is and what?
Speaker 48: Isn't, well think about. It it might encourage more people
Speaker 48: to eat that's, tough you, know to eat that stuff
Speaker 48: it's going to. Be it makes it intrinsically. CHEAPER i
Speaker 48: suppose we have.
Speaker 1: To we have to cheapen it so people eat the
Speaker 1: really good food that's healthy for, them so that we
Speaker 1: don't have to pay a lot of money for health
Speaker 1: care for those. People that's.
Speaker 48: True, yeah that was the. Idea, honestly it.
Speaker 1: Was i'll let you get back to The newsroom's nice
Speaker 1: to see you you. Too so when Does ando?
Speaker 48: Go he's performed his last sniff last it's this week
Speaker 48: they've just said this. Week it doesn't say what, day but,
Speaker 48: Sniff i'm up.
Speaker 1: Here In KENS i can shift stuff up. Here nice to.
Speaker 1: See thank, You pete In. Adelaide morning, Morning.
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Speaker 20: join up as a country.
Speaker 30: Member CAN i be In Alte yes you.
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Speaker 1: The Melbourne Football club and THEN i get a new.
Speaker 1: Toaster oh that's.
Speaker 20: Right, Well i'll Give jack some my email address and
Speaker 20: he can forward that onto me next.
Speaker 1: Week that's done and. Dusted you will become a member
Speaker 1: for the rest of the year and for next year
Speaker 1: for The Melbourne Football.
Speaker 35: Club.
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Speaker 1: more recent luxury suv. Sedans through the most recent visit
Speaker 1: To australia In october last, Year King charles And Queen
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Speaker 1: mack when you hear the words tax, review tax, Review
Speaker 1: leave the people the businesses alone that are hard working
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Speaker 1: that we then buy back at top. Dollar just my.
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Speaker 1: no he liked it just as it.
Speaker 26: Was.
Speaker 1: NOW i just happen to be talking To jackson the
Speaker 1: side of the, glass the young And, jackson AND i,
Speaker 1: said what was the first vehicle the first motorca ever
Speaker 1: mentioned in The, bible in The, bible the first car
Speaker 1: in The. Bible and he, SAID i don't. Know, Now
Speaker 1: i'm not going to tell. You i'm not going to tell.
Speaker 1: You you watched the listeners all ring through now one
Speaker 1: double three six'. NINE three I hope i've got. This
Speaker 1: right the only, car first certainly first car that was
Speaker 1: ever mentioned In. The bible one double three six, Nine Three, Mark.
Speaker 18: Morning marga They are i'll just SCROLL through FB and
Speaker 18: i saw the number, One lineup dennis and yourself.
Speaker 1: In the lineup for what.
Speaker 18: Number one.
Speaker 5: Radio, stage yes well they go FOR the.
Speaker 1: A team THERE'S the a team and then THERE'S THE b,
Speaker 1: b team Of which DENNIS and i are just so
Speaker 1: grateful to. Be here and the good thing is it's, not,
Speaker 1: cricket mate and, just no it's. Not cricket it's Called.
Speaker 1: Radio barkie it's called it's. Called. Radio no that's, We're
Speaker 1: happy we're just we're just we're under. The, radar mark.
Speaker 30: That's NOT why.
Speaker 1: I call that's Not why. Mark called we're having one
Speaker 1: of those mornings. To go why did?
Speaker 12: You?
Speaker 1: Call mark why did?
Speaker 14: You?
Speaker 12: CALL now i didn't see the premiere of this.
Speaker 14: State cutting the ribbon down At The Dill Pills testing Center.
Speaker 5: In, fitzroy, yeah right what do you? Call It the?
Speaker 1: Dill, pill well you've got to.
Speaker 36: Be a deal to take, a pill.
Speaker 1: Don't, YOU well i wish it was. That simple you've
Speaker 1: probably got some addictions going on there as well as
Speaker 1: a BIT like, i say you've got to be a
Speaker 1: deal to have. A, cigarette, well yes but there is addictions, Around.
Speaker 14: That, mark yeah but that's a.
Speaker 1: Cigarette legal it doesn't matter the addictions to the.
Speaker 14: Addiction ecstasy when did they? Legalize ecstasy the.
Speaker 1: Addiction is still, the same the need, for drugs and
Speaker 1: it varies from person to person the type.
Speaker 14: Of, drugs oh so you can take your regal pill
Speaker 14: to The, testing santa get. It tested, oh yeah that's, honky.
Speaker 14: Dory mate you're right, to swallower get off your base
Speaker 14: and off your dolan right the end of. The Concert, drug.
Speaker 1: Yeah so if, you were if you were going to
Speaker 1: have your. Pill tested so you've got your pills in
Speaker 1: the backseat of, the car and then you get picked
Speaker 1: up and the, officer says what's at the back of,
Speaker 1: the car says are They're my they're my drugs. Of
Speaker 1: choice i'm racing down to have them Tested and i'll
Speaker 1: let you know how. It goes is the police officer
Speaker 1: then supposed to then remove those tablets? From you would
Speaker 1: you be arrested for? Carrying? Drugs, oh my this.
Speaker 14: Was stupid so you've had.
Speaker 1: Your, drugs tested you put them in the back of,
Speaker 1: your car and you're driving home and you get picked
Speaker 1: up and you do a? Drug test what's that in
Speaker 1: the make of? The drugs but. It's okay i've just had.
Speaker 1: Them tested. They're fine, it's fine and it's supported by.
Speaker 1: The government. They're fine.
Speaker 14: Had you end up in the, state, PARLER well i
Speaker 14: said that they said the pills.
Speaker 12: ARE fine i was off ME when i drive through the.
Speaker 14: Front, door oh they take cay song as you got
Speaker 14: them tested and now we're.
Speaker 1: All on the. Pill marky. Thank You cameron hopper's, crossing
Speaker 1: morning eas don't? Go Ahead Hello, cameron bernard you're on.
Speaker 1: The road whereabouts? To you good morning?
Speaker 7: To, You.
Speaker 1: Yes christian. Go, Ahead, hi christian thank you for being
Speaker 1: part of The pro we'll go Back.
Speaker 50: To.
Speaker 1: Cameron cameron we've got. You there, Good, Morning cameron. Cameron's
Speaker 1: disappeared What about bernard on? The, Road, hello christian we've. Got,
Speaker 1: You hello, Good, morning macca morning. To you phones are. Playing, Out,
Speaker 1: hello christian? What's happening where? Are? You hello we've got
Speaker 1: phones that you can't hear me for. Some reason can
Speaker 1: you hear?
Speaker 26: Me?
Speaker 1: Now, christian YES so i Can he, leadin clear, go ahead?
Speaker 1: What's happening.
Speaker 36: Good morning JUST something i wanted to add to The
Speaker 36: whole iran controversy at, the moment something that the media doesn't,
Speaker 36: pick up and IT'S quite i think, very relevant and
Speaker 36: that is is that Basically The. Reserve bank if you've
Speaker 36: noticed all of these countries where, there's conflict an ongoing
Speaker 36: conflict as time has, gone on is because they're not
Speaker 36: members Of The, reserve Bank and iran is basically the.
Speaker 36: Next one have a look at the list of the
Speaker 36: countries that have, just joined and have a look at
Speaker 36: the list of countries, that haven't and that's where war.
Speaker 36: Has been now war the media doesn't report. UPON this i,
Speaker 36: don't know.
Speaker 1: Why do you suspect that they. Don't, report.
Speaker 5: Well you, tell me you're in, the media they.
Speaker 1: Should, Be well i'm not familiar with, the theory so
Speaker 1: you'll need to. Explain, what well The.
Speaker 36: Reserve bank is a private consortium that is basically owned
Speaker 36: outside of. The government it Says The Australian. Reserve bank
Speaker 36: it sounds like, it's government but it's not that that
Speaker 36: is a. Private, bank now no matter which way you,
Speaker 36: spin it some countries don't want a private consortium doing
Speaker 36: their finance and basically because of that they have basically,
Speaker 36: said no we don't wish to be part, of it
Speaker 36: and then bore rops.
Speaker 1: And so what what would be the distinction of that
Speaker 1: as to what then decides that that creates an outbreak? Of, war.
Speaker 30: Well how?
Speaker 1: Are they how?
Speaker 36: Are they how are they living given the ultimatum of
Speaker 36: basically having a reserve bank put on their shores or
Speaker 36: basically war. Will happen this has gone on, with, many many.
Speaker 36: Many countries if you look at the countries that have
Speaker 36: joined each one, of them and it's very clear are
Speaker 36: the ones that they've basically gone to war with they've
Speaker 36: surrendered and then had a reserve bank.
Speaker 26: Go, There.
Speaker 1: Yeah i've heard these theories, for, decades decades these, CONSPIRACY
Speaker 1: theories i, Don't, Know christian they've been doing the rounds
Speaker 1: for as LONG as i. Can remember is there any depth?
Speaker 1: To it people who read a lot about this stuff will,
Speaker 1: go yeah yah. Yah yay i've not ever bought. Into, It,
Speaker 1: look Macca all i'm SAYING is i know EXACTLY what,
Speaker 1: i know exactly what.
Speaker 5: It is who is all the last?
Speaker 36: Five banks googled the last?
Speaker 1: Five Times, but christian this has been going On before google.
Speaker 1: Was invented these theories have been doing the rounds in
Speaker 1: books Way before google. Was invented so you're not coming
Speaker 1: up with. Brand new it's a theory that goes.
Speaker 5: Back decades you obviously know what the endgame, is though.
Speaker 36: A cash for society and one.
Speaker 1: World currency it's obvious obvious to whom.
Speaker 36: Pretty much everybody, tell me when was the last time
Speaker 36: you were able to pay cash?
Speaker 1: For something you can pay cash wherever you would do
Speaker 1: for the, most part. Not everywhere you can pretty much
Speaker 1: pay cash anywhere.
Speaker 27: You GO THE mcg i couldn't.
Speaker 1: Pay cash that's Just the christian just maybe parts OF.
Speaker 1: The emcg it's hardly it's hardly the benchmark for, World,
Speaker 1: Conspiracy christian so what are you gonna say to the
Speaker 1: world conspiracy is based on the fact that you can't
Speaker 1: pay cash AT The mcg give me, a break really
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Speaker 1: said your text was an interesting conversation with regards to
Speaker 1: the first car mentioned In. The bible there's actually more than.
Speaker 1: One OPTION now i didn't realize there's actually more than,
Speaker 1: one option see that one There. From david but whether
Speaker 1: or not that was the first to, be mentioned or
Speaker 1: whether it was the second to, be mentioned or did
Speaker 1: that one even exist up, until recently believe the One
Speaker 1: from david might have been the very first to, be
Speaker 1: mentioned right at. The, beginning yeah well that's that is a.
Speaker 1: Good point that is a very. Good point so it,
Speaker 1: was mentioned but the car hadn't been mentioned, There, was yeah.
Speaker 1: May not the car is only a, recent brand, that's true.
Speaker 1: That's true whereas the car you're talking about obviously around.
Speaker 1: Back then well it wasn't back In the, bible years
Speaker 1: but it was certainly before. The, one yes what, You
Speaker 1: say we'll take some more calls the other side coming
Speaker 1: to and it's one double three six. Nine three and
Speaker 1: those that love a conspiracy theory you can join in.
Speaker 7: And we all.
Speaker 1: Love them but they're. Not new they've been going AROUND
Speaker 1: for i don't know since. Freemasonr restarted let's talk About
Speaker 1: the freemasons because they have a lot to answer for.
Speaker 1: As well it's, a joking. Of course thirteen. To two
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Speaker 1: Fifty eight there's a little Ready for bernard on the road,
Speaker 1: morning morning turning There are you're going, really well. Thank you.
Speaker 6: I'm just heading, towards stall so just outside are at
Speaker 6: you know where.
Speaker 1: We're going, You're heading you're going to say call In
Speaker 1: and mark will have breakfast waiting for you by the
Speaker 1: time you get there around about. Six thirty what would
Speaker 1: you put your ruler in there?
Speaker 6: About it MY what i wanted to say is EVERYONE
Speaker 6: that's i grew Up, in Kenya so i've got no
Speaker 6: vested Interest, In, Palestinians Libyans, iras urans Or the americans or.
Speaker 30: Whoever else but.
Speaker 6: If you'd like to know why this whole thing, Is
Speaker 6: happening If The middle east had not discovered oil in,
Speaker 6: THEIR backyard i think none of these wars would have
Speaker 6: ever existed and they'd be living peacefully on their.
Speaker 30: Camels, today unfortunately they.
Speaker 6: Discovered oil everyone, wants oil and that's where it. All
Speaker 6: starts and the only country In The middle east and
Speaker 6: nuclear Arms. Is ISRAEL so i mean he can count.
Speaker 6: The starts you, can, Say look israel's on the thread
Speaker 6: from all, its neighbors or you, can, say well you
Speaker 6: should probably even be there to, begin with because you're
Speaker 6: on someone else's Land. IN kenya i grew Up. IN
Speaker 6: kenya i grew Up. WITH israelis i grew Up with
Speaker 6: muslims who all went to boarding. School together we always
Speaker 6: been the. Same dormitory that one was, KILLING anyone i
Speaker 6: was trying to. Stab anyone we are, all friends and
Speaker 6: we all friends today after. Forty years when you take
Speaker 6: when you look at what's going on In The, middle
Speaker 6: east a lot of the tension is originating from Outside The.
Speaker 6: Middle east it's got nothing to do With, the muslims
Speaker 6: and it's got nothing to do With. The jews it's
Speaker 6: all got to do with who wants what's on. The land,
Speaker 6: and UNFORTUNATELY for I, Guess, palestinians Iraqs, a libyans all
Speaker 6: the countries that have been affected, By this syria. Included
Speaker 6: now BUT this i don't want TO say, us aggression
Speaker 6: but it is coming. From, There unfortunately israel is the
Speaker 6: country that is being used to generate. All, this, otherwise
Speaker 6: well would you have two aircraft carriers Living in america
Speaker 6: heading To the?
Speaker 1: Middleast today but is that linked in to the, you
Speaker 1: Know The tom cruise movie where, you know show me.
Speaker 1: THE money, I, THINK.
Speaker 6: Look i think a lot of it is to do.
Speaker 6: With money at the end of, the day if money
Speaker 6: wasn't there the root of all evil in the world wherever,
Speaker 6: you go it stems from someone, one thing that's something
Speaker 6: that someone.
Speaker 30: Else had that's what.
Speaker 6: It is, it's simple and it's oil and oil the
Speaker 6: all going to be there around for the next two
Speaker 6: hundred years and people are going to be fighting over.
Speaker 6: It anyway but.
Speaker 1: When you're gre up, in tenure you Say, in kenya
Speaker 1: and you talk about those relationships you had in the.
Speaker 1: School playground you were saying that there were little or.
Speaker 1: No distinction you didn't know that there was.
Speaker 51: Any, distinction well there wasn't because, during It the jews And,
Speaker 51: the muslims And as I'm, a Catholic, as christians we all.
Speaker 6: Step together we fasted With the muslims just as a
Speaker 6: short support when they were Fasting over ramadan with and
Speaker 6: we all broke fast together after. The sunset we all
Speaker 6: went and fasted before the, sun rose and everyone lived.
Speaker 6: Like brothers and today the ones that were in school
Speaker 6: with me were still in touch and very.
Speaker 1: Very close and that food that would that food that
Speaker 1: would come Out after ramadan was A spectacular you would
Speaker 1: want to miss out on it.
Speaker 6: ANYWAY alone, i, think well we want to have plenty
Speaker 6: of dewey ony and whatever else.
Speaker 1: They Need, beautiful bernard it's lovely to have you on.
Speaker 1: The program don't be. A Stranger, oh tony right to
Speaker 1: see You by bernie heading towards Stall and. Markie up
Speaker 1: there's going to cook him a. Lovely breakfast they probably
Speaker 1: go the, hot cakes or would, have thought and freshly
Speaker 1: brewed coffee does not get. Much better brendan will come
Speaker 1: to you the Other Side Shane ay bassett. With movies
Speaker 1: damian will be here, As Well footy tipping that's still
Speaker 1: to come Out Of. Australia overnight thank you all. Those
Speaker 1: people the first, real car if, you like mentioned In,
Speaker 1: the bible, of Course, was triumph because we All know
Speaker 1: moses Road. IN triumph a lot of people Are, saying, genesis,
Speaker 1: ooh goodbye. Six pm we'll see you Tonight.
Speaker 29: Is australia Overnight with, tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Lots of our texts coming in just to really just
Speaker 1: in relations little thing we put on there saying of
Speaker 1: cars that were mentioned In. The bible and now the
Speaker 1: old gag is It was triumph that was the first,
Speaker 1: one mentioned on the Basis that moses clearly Rode. In
Speaker 1: triumph moses Wrote. In triumph but look at all these.
Speaker 1: Other ones people, are saying what about? The accord the
Speaker 1: accord was mentioned In? The bible was the leaf? Ram
Speaker 1: mentioned and here's the other thing that was probably mentioned
Speaker 1: In the Bible, the bible. The viper oh that is, So.
Speaker 1: Good david another one says a demand for oil is
Speaker 1: decreasing Because of EV's and another text just on the.
Speaker 1: FIRST car i don't know about the first car as
Speaker 1: mentioned In. The BIBLE but i KNOW what i say
Speaker 1: are things like Taking the lord's name in vain and.
Speaker 1: BLOODY hell i say that a fair Bit when i'm
Speaker 1: Driving around Melbourne. And, australia beverly, Good morning, Thank, You,
Speaker 1: sorry beverly. Good, More, okay yeah.
Speaker 50: It was a, weird conspiracy the THEORY that covid was
Speaker 50: invented as a solution to the, great overcrowding and that the,
Speaker 50: Royal Family bill GATES and i Think the Freemasons were oh.
Speaker 1: That's right they all, got together they had the big
Speaker 1: cigars and, they said how are we going? To, imagine
Speaker 1: well let's get this little bug CALLED the covid and that'll.
Speaker 50: Fix everything AND somehow i think the associated also with.
Speaker 52: Reptile like extraterrestrials, as well and they've.
Speaker 1: Been involved there's. The, extraterrestrials Uh There's. Bill, gates really
Speaker 1: when you Think About, bill gates what's he done for.
Speaker 1: The world when you think about all these people getting together,
Speaker 1: and say let's do this THING called covid and That'll
Speaker 1: sort and how did it? Work, OUT beverly i have.
Speaker 52: NO idea i actually bought the book of out the
Speaker 52: reptile like extra. AND restive i have no idea what
Speaker 52: was in the, book NOW but i wasn't really impressed.
Speaker 1: With it why did you go and have? Another? Read
Speaker 1: here It Is Shane ay bassett's movies and thought the
Speaker 1: weekend you're looking something to watch. To, enjoy well you've
Speaker 1: come to the, Right, Way olly you've come to the,
Speaker 1: Right Place Shane. Ay, Bassett, Morning, hello tony.
Speaker 22: Good morning did you.
Speaker 1: Go up watching a little Bit Of? Lassie?
Speaker 22: Lassie no i've probably, seen one one or two of
Speaker 22: the movies back in, the day but not a big Fan.
Speaker 1: Of Lassie Lassie. Come home.
Speaker 22: They remade. It too there was actually a New or
Speaker 22: lassie movie they tried to bring. IT back i think
Speaker 22: it was the nineties. From memory it was a big
Speaker 22: deal too when it, came out but it didn't. Quite
Speaker 22: work but those old ONES that i remember BEING, on
Speaker 22: tv Maybe Even bill collins might have been entered one
Speaker 22: or two of them On The golden Years of Hollywood
Speaker 22: On saturday NIGHT when i was, A kid.
Speaker 1: The Great bill collins after a one of. My heroes
Speaker 1: he was after a retired. Race calling he then went
Speaker 1: in and did hosted a. Movie shows the first the
Speaker 1: first three Seasons. Of lassie this is According to rich,
Speaker 1: who says first three Seasons of LASSIE when i was
Speaker 1: seven or ten years. Of Age jan clayton played the
Speaker 1: widowed single Mother of jeff Played By Tommy. Tommy rettick
Speaker 1: starting with, Season four lassie became part of this. New
Speaker 1: family the dog's Owner, became timmy a young boy being
Speaker 1: raised by a. Foster mother first Played By Chloris, Chlorus.
Speaker 22: Leachman chrisman she, was good, very, funny.
Speaker 1: Great and Then By june lockhart who became the then
Speaker 1: step mum in, that Series and june later on Went
Speaker 1: into Lost. In, space, yeah.
Speaker 22: Yeah she was another very, famous actor but Being on
Speaker 22: Lost in space. As well when it comes to movies,
Speaker 22: AND dogs I remember beethoven growing. Growing up that's what
Speaker 22: do you?
Speaker 26: Know that.
Speaker 1: That, Is fantastic that is. Just, brilliant yeah what are
Speaker 1: we going?
Speaker 22: To look very Funny and kujo was a bait Was
Speaker 22: a saint dog, as well.
Speaker 1: Of course oh there's so many we could have done hours.
Speaker 1: On it, hang on we have done ours. On it
Speaker 1: rick moranis is coming out.
Speaker 24: Of.
Speaker 1: Retirement.
Speaker 22: Really yeah he came up Acting in hollywood Completely the
Speaker 22: canadian actor because he had a tragedy in the family
Speaker 22: and he've been looking after his own family and children for.
Speaker 22: Many years and he did did. AN ad i can't
Speaker 22: remember what the ad, was for but He And ryan
Speaker 22: reynolds got together and did this Ad. In canada And
Speaker 22: now staseball's Too, mel brooks even though he's in his
Speaker 22: nineteen apparently he's Returning and. Spaceballs Too and spaceballs is a,
Speaker 22: very popular famous classic from, the eighties a Satire Of.
Speaker 22: Star wars they're making it. Second One and rick moranis
Speaker 22: is coming out, of RETIREMENT so, I mean i love
Speaker 22: him In ghost Busters, and parenthood so many. Great movies,
Speaker 22: but yeah he hasn't acted for, many years and he's
Speaker 22: coming Back to. Spaceballs too apparently.
Speaker 1: He was just he was little, but funny very.
Speaker 22: Very, CLEVER honey i shrunk the Kids.
Speaker 1: Stuff i've forgotten. About that let's have a look at
Speaker 1: a couple of movies. Into cinemas this is a Thing Called.
Speaker 51: Dangerous, animals yes the quiet week, this week because there's
Speaker 51: a big one, next week f One With, brad PITT
Speaker 51: which i know he's going to just take, Over everything
Speaker 51: so it's sort of a quiet.
Speaker 22: Release week but this Is an Australian Movie, dangerous Animals
Speaker 22: Starring joy Courtney And. Yvonne strahovski always brilliant when you
Speaker 22: see her in MOVIES and. Tv shows she Was In
Speaker 22: The handmaid's tale And Won emmy awards. For that this
Speaker 22: is a serial, killer film but on. THE ocean a
Speaker 22: guy kidnaps someone he's been watching for a, long time
Speaker 22: takes them out on the ocean and starts tormenting them,
Speaker 22: with sharks and then it gets a little bit complicated
Speaker 22: because there's a third party that. Comes in it's a
Speaker 22: little bit over the top. This movie it's a, good Thriller,
Speaker 22: but tony it Doesn't make australians. Look good over the
Speaker 22: Top stereotypical australian characters In this it has, its moments
Speaker 22: but by the end of it it's a little, bit
Speaker 22: silly but good, build up, good movie good big cinematography and.
Speaker 22: So forth, but yeah a little bit bit manic by
Speaker 22: the end of. This movie but if that's what, you
Speaker 22: like you're like a good horror thriller and mystery because
Speaker 22: it does have a few surprises and good. Ocean cinematography
Speaker 22: Check Out.
Speaker 1: Dangerous animals which demographic would that?
Speaker 48: Be?
Speaker 1: Targeted oh.
Speaker 22: GOOD question i know a couple of people walked out
Speaker 22: in my SCREENING when i watched it because they just.
Speaker 22: Had enough probably people who like a, good thriller a good,
Speaker 22: horror movie because that's what it.
Speaker 1: Turns, into yeah horror. Or horrible where are you going?
Speaker 1: With that it's a.
Speaker 15: Very.
Speaker 22: BORDERLINE yeah i write it Off an, australian film, you
Speaker 22: KNOW and i Love supporting aussie movies and actors and.
Speaker 22: So forth, but yeah half, a movie half the movie is,
Speaker 22: really terrific good, build up but then how it finishes
Speaker 22: was just a little.
Speaker 1: Bit, Silly yeah and we do and we want we
Speaker 1: want A great australian industry and producing, and writing writing
Speaker 1: and producing. Wonderful performances we don't. WANT silly i don't
Speaker 1: think we.
Speaker 26: Want.
Speaker 38: Silly no and it's advertised as a, shark movie and
Speaker 38: the shark movies have got a, big following, you know
Speaker 38: they're They're great jaws that's actually having the great shark
Speaker 38: movie all time is having its fiftieth anniversary in a couple,
Speaker 38: of weeks so we'll be talking.
Speaker 22: About that but it's not really a. SHARK movie i
Speaker 22: don't play a big role. In this it's more of
Speaker 22: a murder thriller on, the ocean and then it just
Speaker 22: goes a little bit bonkers at. THE end a lot
Speaker 22: of chum in the water.
Speaker 1: In, THIS movie a lot of chum in. The water
Speaker 1: thing here twenty eight, days later twenty eight, weeks later
Speaker 1: what's this one.
Speaker 22: About streaming Twenty, eight well the twenty eight years later
Speaker 22: is a new movie that's just. TIP cinemas i have not,
Speaker 22: seen IT so i review it. Next WEEK but i
Speaker 22: just thought they're, very popular. These movies there's three of,
Speaker 22: them now so twenty eight days later and twenty eight,
Speaker 22: weeks later first and second movies in like a, trilogy
Speaker 22: now and they're about, a virus so LONG before covid
Speaker 22: happened and long before zombie movies became. Popular again these
Speaker 22: two were in the early two thousands and they were.
Speaker 22: Huge Hits killian, murphy refines some really good actors pop
Speaker 22: up In At rose byrn both.
Speaker 48: Of them so IT'S just i.
Speaker 22: Thought it'd be worth what rewatching before seeing twenty eight
Speaker 22: years later because it's, getting good. Good reviews but they're,
Speaker 22: both STREAMING and i was never a big zombie. Movie
Speaker 22: fan but it's more about the virus and what happens
Speaker 22: to the environment, and PEOPLE and i mean we lived
Speaker 22: through it in a WAY, with covid but it was
Speaker 22: it's a little bit very much reality in. A sense
Speaker 22: but that's what. YOU like i do recommend going back
Speaker 22: and watching these movies before seeing the.
Speaker 1: New one, Give Me give. Me, strength really let's Go. To,
Speaker 1: netflix yeah this is a thing Called. Thank you this
Speaker 1: is that, was beautiful. Well done it.
Speaker 22: Makes me laugh EVERY time i. Hear, that, dumb dumb.
Speaker 1: That's fantas can we do that one? More time one?
Speaker 1: More time here, we go let's Go. To netflix oh that,
Speaker 1: is great. It's cool It's Called.
Speaker 22: The, edge Yeah another, australian movie, really good written and
Speaker 22: Directed By, jane larkin who used to be a professional sports,
Speaker 22: person herself and it's about three, a powerlifter three women in,
Speaker 22: professional sport, a sprinter a powerlifter And a paralympic swimmer
Speaker 22: and it's. Their story, it's fictional but it's based around
Speaker 22: true events and. It's amazing it's. Very uplifting It's Called.
Speaker 22: The edge it's not just a. Sports movie it's how
Speaker 22: these women sought through being like they obviously find hassles
Speaker 22: getting through their chosen sports because their female but the
Speaker 22: education and the controversy that embeds them in this world of.
Speaker 22: Elite sport really good behind the scenes but uplifting and
Speaker 22: a story that really.
Speaker 5: IT'S just i just.
Speaker 22: Loved it it's a really, well made, small movie, independent
Speaker 22: MOVIE and i think it's worth Watching on netflix if
Speaker 22: you love a really solid story and how adversions can
Speaker 22: just triumph. Over everything it's a bit of romance and.
Speaker 22: As Well the edge is a Top not australian films
Speaker 22: if You, have NETFLIX and i love that sound that
Speaker 22: they make.
Speaker 1: To them It's Called the edge and It's. Onlick netflix.
Speaker 1: Thank you that's three times. That'll, do now we'll never.
Speaker 1: Do that, just finally when YOU'RE watching, f one well
Speaker 1: presume we HAVEN'T seen f.
Speaker 5: One, Yet no i'm.
Speaker 22: Catching, It OKAY actually i have a.
Speaker 1: Look at it TODAY and i want you to notice
Speaker 1: the watches that are. Featured throughout have a look at
Speaker 1: the watches a, little bit a, little bit and just
Speaker 1: note and make notes on the brands and which one
Speaker 1: you would like to buy me as a Gift. FOR christmas.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 22: CAN'T wait i. Can't Wait dasus thunder is thirty five
Speaker 22: years old now and one of my all. TIME favorites
Speaker 22: i KNOW, that's nascar IT'S not f one but.
Speaker 36: Long.
Speaker 22: Ago yeah this is directed by the same Guy That Top,
Speaker 22: gun maverick and he's got these special cameras that were
Speaker 22: fit on the cars apparently for. This MOVIE and i
Speaker 22: believe it's, very GOOD so i cannot wait to.
Speaker 1: See it i've GOT a f. One off talk to you.
Speaker 1: Later on. Thank YOU. Shane a bassett bringes us all.
Speaker 1: The details so things to watch over, the weekend which
Speaker 1: Is Great Shaney Bassett every thursday morning Part Of. Australia
Speaker 1: overnight that's what the. Thing about we.
Speaker 5: Love it We Love.
Speaker 1: Boddy, Thursday, Night Buddy damian tardio from our Three ow,
Speaker 1: Brecky program Ross and rus getting underway, Very. Surely damo
Speaker 1: good good morning, To you.
Speaker 16: Tony McManus any interest, To, note, no no very. Limited
Speaker 16: interest But For fremantle, docer supporters they'll be very interested
Speaker 16: in the one four of their. Last five they Bring
Speaker 16: in James AS Nathan, o driscoll While the bombers they
Speaker 16: bring in one of the great names, In Football vigo
Speaker 16: vizantiney for to make his Debut And. Ben hobbs Look
Speaker 16: the bombers their injury list. Is mounting it's going to
Speaker 16: be a hard task to go Over to perth and get,
Speaker 16: the CHOCOLATES but i Think the dockers should do this.
Speaker 1: Pretty easily queensland got the chocolates last night. Over there that,
Speaker 1: was exciting.
Speaker 16: Wasn't it in the state, of origin.
Speaker 1: Presumably they've got to turn that ground around pretty quickly
Speaker 1: just under.
Speaker 16: Twenty four all those ground staff are impeccable in the
Speaker 16: way they can transform the ground.
Speaker 1: In quick Sixth Time Friday night footy one not to
Speaker 1: Be missed Geelong.
Speaker 16: And, BRISBANE brisbane i have dropped a couple of games
Speaker 16: they should have expected. To win geelong going into this
Speaker 16: game as FAVORITES and i can't see them losing this
Speaker 16: When We bailey smith's firing on.
Speaker 1: All cylinders You're, Going Caldon north Melbourne on, Saturday, Afternoon.
Speaker 16: Carlton North Melbourne sunday satura afternoon and taking my four
Speaker 16: year Old niece grace to her first game.
Speaker 26: Of.
Speaker 16: Footy now I'm hoping carlton WIN because i promised her
Speaker 16: jam doughnuts after. The game so if, We lose i'm
Speaker 16: pretty much Paddling up Shys and creek without.
Speaker 1: A paddle have you got to sign up?
Speaker 26: For?
Speaker 1: MEMBERSHIP oh i did that about four years ago when she.
Speaker 1: Was born do you get the? Complimentary? TOASTER yeah. I
Speaker 1: Did Port adelaide sydney coming up quarter Past four.
Speaker 16: Saturday afternoon portelaide will get this done at home Against The,
Speaker 16: city swans who are pretty much struggling, this year so
Speaker 16: shouldn't have any Issues in port there and then start to,
Speaker 16: you Know forty collingwoods and Killed the marvel first versus
Speaker 16: fourteenth and the golf between these two teams is. Very
Speaker 16: great collingwood should.
Speaker 1: Win easily sunday a couple OF games gws up Against
Speaker 1: the suns.
Speaker 16: Well Apart from Brisbane and July on. Friday night this
Speaker 16: is the other game of THE round Gws And Gold
Speaker 16: Coast Gold. COAST sons i reckon they will cause an
Speaker 16: upset away, from HOME Although Gws big Tour Forwards jesse
Speaker 16: Hogan And aaron.
Speaker 1: Cadman are the ones. To, watch Finally your Doggie.
Speaker 16: Is, richmond YES three ws game for Broadcast on. Sunday
Speaker 16: afternoon the dog should be too strong.
Speaker 1: For the tigers and for buys. This Weekend, your Adelaide,
Speaker 1: your Hawks Your, d's eagles all. HAVING arrest i think
Speaker 1: we'll go home for a bit of a sleepy if.
Speaker 1: You know we're talking a lot, about animals, So, coincidentally
Speaker 1: Yeah And marie Bigger And marie bigger now there's. A
Speaker 1: name he's fifty, Eight today. Happy Birthday and marie a
Speaker 1: Host Of. Cartoon, connection gee that was a funny show
Speaker 1: back of.
Speaker 6: The day it's.
Speaker 1: Really brilliant, other animals we mentioned that cats became the
Speaker 1: longest running Music along broadway back in nineteen, ninety seven
Speaker 1: still doing, the rounds and a foxhound Dog in america
Speaker 1: gave birth to a litter of twenty three puppies, twenty
Speaker 1: three nineteen. Forty four thank you Young and jackson will
Speaker 1: see you in. The morning i'm turning three At w bricky.
Speaker 1: Next too by, the Way with Ross, And Russ I'm.
Speaker 1: Tony mack for all, we know we may never. Meet
Speaker 1: again our hands only ever be held out, in friendship
Speaker 1: never in what