Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
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Speaker 1: From Richmond Gold one four point three HQ is Melbourne,
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Speaker 3: Who Who's Calling? Christians?
Speaker 1: And John for Sean mccarlos, it is Missus Nagie Beer
Speaker 1: calling James Cordenberg Groove.
Speaker 4: Shelley Craft here from Channel nine of the block.
Speaker 5: It's in here from Powderfinger. Hey Christians, Christians were.
Speaker 3: Who Who's Who's Who's Who's calling Christians?
Speaker 1: Hey coome Onring Tuesday morning, seven minutes past six Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show Here for Jet Staff. So we are
Speaker 1: day number seven on Who's Connel Chrishion finishes as Friday
Speaker 1: ten a m. As long as when we start the show,
Speaker 1: we never really know who's going to be calling. That's
Speaker 1: how the game, but we're grateful for anyone who do
Speaker 1: get to call the show. Yesterday it was another day
Speaker 1: of surprises. Agro was the big takeaway from yesterday's show.
Speaker 1: I've had more emails about Agro than anyone we've had
Speaker 1: on good Say.
Speaker 6: He counts on the list because last week we had
Speaker 6: the fidget spinning dog and we said no, they've got
Speaker 6: to be human celebrities.
Speaker 1: Agros is a hot new entry coming in hot yesterday.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether it's people and enjoyed it because
Speaker 1: obviously a lot of you grew up with Agro on
Speaker 1: TV for many, many years. All the facts he swore
Speaker 1: twice or maybe all of that. Someone even said someone
Speaker 1: emailed me yesterday evening saying this, does this email to
Speaker 1: you about Agro count as a vote for him to
Speaker 1: win it? Which was great, But we're the voting won't
Speaker 1: begin until once it ends this Friday at ten am.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we don't know who could be calling today. However,
Speaker 1: often people email and say, hey, listen, I've asked so
Speaker 1: and so they said they might call today. I do
Speaker 1: know that apparently Pamela Anderson has said that she might
Speaker 1: call today. Jim and Man. When Pamela Anderson it was
Speaker 1: one of those big worldwide names, a brand. What has happened?
Speaker 1: Where is Pamela Anderson now?
Speaker 7: Well, she's supporting Julian Hassan. She isn't she go?
Speaker 6: Were they dating for a bit?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 7: They said they, well that reports were, but I don't
Speaker 7: know if that.
Speaker 1: He probably said they hard to run a relationship from
Speaker 1: the Ecuador and Emba. She's the only thing they can
Speaker 1: ever do is go around to his all the time.
Speaker 1: Netflix and chill again, Julie, when don't we just feel
Speaker 1: like you're embarrassed to be seen out in public with me?
Speaker 1: Have been amazing to get I hope she does call.
Speaker 1: There's so much to talk about, especially all that part
Speaker 1: of her life as well. How does she get to
Speaker 1: meet him?
Speaker 6: Excuse my ignorance, but did he go to jail because
Speaker 6: he's out of the embassy?
Speaker 7: Isn't he? Isn't he in custody of the US.
Speaker 1: He has been west away to America? Goodness knows where
Speaker 1: he is.
Speaker 7: Or something really?
Speaker 6: Or is he at Pamela's house now?
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know. I don't know where he is.
Speaker 1: All these questions can be answered. Anderson gives us a
Speaker 1: call for the big interview. It's give me about sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: And then my other favorite email that came in the
Speaker 1: last twenty four hours is someone saying that they've contacted
Speaker 1: via his Instagram account. And this is how who's calling
Speaker 1: Christian works. It's not just about if you know a
Speaker 1: celebrity or you live near one, ask him to call
Speaker 1: the show and they can plug a charity and maybe
Speaker 1: win twenty thousand dollars on the show, and you win
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars for yourself as well. It's on social media.
Speaker 1: There are so many celebrities now. One of our listeners
Speaker 1: yesterday actually went onto Facebook for the first time on
Speaker 1: her life because she wants to enter the competition. She
Speaker 1: opened her whole new account yep, and has contacted Dawn French.
Speaker 1: She's never used social media in a life and then
Speaker 1: but somebody else has contacted. Robert Danny Junior is a
Speaker 1: great actor or via his Instagram account, he does a
Speaker 1: lot on Instagram, Robert Dnney Junior. If you look through
Speaker 1: his feed as well, you'll see a lot of charity
Speaker 1: stuff he pluggs as well. But the only Instagram account
Speaker 1: this listener of ours has is her dog's Instagram account.
Speaker 1: So Robert Danny Junior has been getting messages from a dog.
Speaker 1: I think there's a strong child. Robert Danny Junior Stripes
Speaker 1: is the kind of guy who likes dogs and is
Speaker 1: going to listen to a dog more than a human,
Speaker 1: saying call this radio show in Melbourne, Australia called Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three, So we may or may
Speaker 1: not get a call today from Pamela Anderson and Robert
Speaker 1: Danny Jr. When we say tonight, we do who actually
Speaker 1: give us called Robert Daney Junior can say a dog.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three, one of the producers has came into studio and
Speaker 1: gave me a heads up about a potential caller on
Speaker 1: today's show and actually said to me, just to let
Speaker 1: you know, he is actually quite well spoken. That should
Speaker 1: ever be so that I need to be warned about,
Speaker 1: you know, as opposed to the often six hour just
Speaker 1: heads up. Another one of those fancy Dan's coming in
Speaker 1: again with the old words that are clearly legible.
Speaker 6: I know how you like a total crazy person, and
Speaker 6: I wouldn't usually put somebody like this on.
Speaker 1: But how do you feel about speaking to someone well
Speaker 1: spoken today?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Not today, he's not feeling it today. Not today. Le
Speaker 1: everyone back up the studio, all right? Then they just
Speaker 1: had this. This is an interesting email from a man
Speaker 1: called Richard Norton. Hi, Christian, my name is Richard Norton.
Speaker 1: I'm contacting you from Atlanta, Georgia, America, where I'm presently
Speaker 1: working as forget this fight coordinator on the next Suicide
Speaker 1: Squad movie, being directed by James Gunn's been contacted by
Speaker 1: one of our listeners, Shane Cooper, about who's calling Christian.
Speaker 1: A few years ago, a martial arts friend of mine,
Speaker 1: Andrew Roberts, passed away and his wife had the sort
Speaker 1: up a foundation in his honor to raise funds to
Speaker 1: out terminally ill people have the last at homes with
Speaker 1: their family of a Melbourne lad. Been in martial arts
Speaker 1: for most of my life and been in the entertainment
Speaker 1: industry from four years now, having recently worked on Mad Max,
Speaker 1: Fury Roads, Suisquad Squad one, Triple Frontier and now Suicide
Speaker 1: Squad two.
Speaker 6: Is Triple Frontier, the Ben Effling Netflix movie that you're
Speaker 6: trying to encourage us always to see.
Speaker 1: Yep, this guy grew up in Croydon. He's now, you know,
Speaker 1: over in Hollywood as a fight coordinate on Suicide Squad too,
Speaker 1: which is crammed with stars.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Will Smith, Margo Robbie.
Speaker 1: And Christian. A funny tippit is that I'm a great
Speaker 1: Bobby phrase. That tipbit is I'm married to x Sale
Speaker 1: of the Century model and World Safari actress Judy Green
Speaker 1: and Chuck Norris was best man at our wedding. We've
Speaker 1: got to get this guy, and he's open Atlanta at
Speaker 1: the moment. We're trying to see if we can get
Speaker 1: him to give us a call for Who's calling in
Speaker 1: Christian This is incredible. He wants to know more details.
Speaker 1: He's a waere it ends Friday. He's hoping to give
Speaker 1: us a call.
Speaker 6: It awesome.
Speaker 1: I want life he's had anyway, how does he end
Speaker 1: up going for martial arts a lad from Croydon to
Speaker 1: working on those big movies now on Suicide Scord? But
Speaker 1: then I want to know about how the hell did
Speaker 1: he become friends with Chuck Norris. I guess if he's
Speaker 1: in martial arts circles. But still that's incredible, so who knows?
Speaker 1: I think quickly google who else is in there, because
Speaker 1: I think there's about eight different stars in suic Squad
Speaker 1: Suicide Squad two.
Speaker 6: So Jared Lado is the is the joker here.
Speaker 1: Being character that just quite an intense guy. We thought
Speaker 1: Agro is hard worked yesterday. That now the way of
Speaker 1: Jared Lito. Just to warn you he is mad. I
Speaker 1: think pretty sure I like you said, Will Smith is
Speaker 1: in it, and Omargo Robbie is in it as well.
Speaker 1: Any of those, even just Richard Norton himself, the stunt coordinator,
Speaker 1: would be a great chat anyway. But someone on a
Speaker 1: movie set, especially when a lot of actors on those
Speaker 1: big film sets, they're hanging around most of the day
Speaker 1: in their trailers.
Speaker 6: I guess I guess the act like the car and
Speaker 6: Google byb No, I think it's it's because the movie
Speaker 6: is not out. I guess people don't know. Maybe it's
Speaker 6: just rumors and speculation at this point.
Speaker 1: Oh we know, John Farnon could be That's why we
Speaker 1: had later from coming up on the show The.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three, how to complain about something that we did on
Speaker 1: the show yesterday. Normally wouldn't bothery with complaints, but I
Speaker 1: think this one we can make good on. Okay, Christian
Speaker 1: Christian Christian three estamation marks. That's how annoyed this person
Speaker 1: is at me. Comes in at seven point thirty two
Speaker 1: am yesterday from a concerned listener. Jenny Mitchell was driving
Speaker 1: to work and heard a discussion with Jack about rocking
Speaker 1: chairs and knitting. Nanez. Now, just to give you some clarification,
Speaker 1: Jack was saying about him and his wife were interested
Speaker 1: in getting a rocking chair, and I said, normally that's
Speaker 1: something you know, you associate with a gran out on
Speaker 1: the front porch knitting. Yes, anything offensive to me?
Speaker 6: No, it's a fair stereotype.
Speaker 1: Yes, perhaps. Do you think it's offensive or objectionable?
Speaker 7: I think it was offensive that you said I did
Speaker 7: that out at Wherrib.
Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, yes I do.
Speaker 1: I'm moness, But you have no right to reply to you.
Speaker 1: Are you knit?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: I can't knit for nuts. I leave holes in my scarves.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that people couldn knit for nuts, but
Speaker 1: some of these knitches can do. They can hit nuts
Speaker 1: now anyway.
Speaker 6: It sounds like some kind of fun knitting for us.
Speaker 1: Back to Jenny Chrishi and I knit with many, many people,
Speaker 1: and trust me, none knit in a rocking chair, and
Speaker 1: only one is a nana. It is such a stereotype. Christian,
Speaker 1: I'm disappointing you and the team for stereotyping knitters. They
Speaker 1: come on, you're a part of it. For stereotyping knitters
Speaker 1: as old women in rocking chairs. You guys need to
Speaker 1: get out more to the really funky yarn shops and
Speaker 1: to the shows and festivals. Trust me, no nana's in
Speaker 1: rocking chairs knitting. In my group, we have a set
Speaker 1: of twins who are fourteen who knit with us, a
Speaker 1: few blokes and only one real, genuine Nana so who
Speaker 1: is removed from the stereotype. She is a funky lady.
Speaker 1: Hi Janette. She's even doing shouts outs in her I
Speaker 1: love you, Jenny, this is great. Christian loved the show
Speaker 1: I do. However, please stop with the stereotype of knitting
Speaker 1: nana's in rocking chairs, Nanisen. There is enough prejudice in
Speaker 1: this world. I do not want to be an instrument
Speaker 1: of hate and division. That is not why I came
Speaker 1: into Melbourne. I came here to heal you. I'm doing
Speaker 1: frontier work here, so I'm going to get I emailed
Speaker 1: her back, just saying how it's great to be informed
Speaker 1: and aware of the exciting new developments happening in the
Speaker 1: knitting underground. Who knew.
Speaker 6: Now we're educated and we won't make the same mistake again.
Speaker 1: However, I just said to Jenny, would you like to
Speaker 1: come on today's show? Not so, I can apologize, but
Speaker 1: I have a peace offering to her and a knitting group.
Speaker 1: What I like to offer Jenny and her team of
Speaker 1: knitters is, do you think we should get her to
Speaker 1: make something for we have in the studio many years ago,
Speaker 1: A lady Canney made me a knitted versus myself and
Speaker 1: Noel Gallagher, and I gave Noel Gallagher when he came
Speaker 1: on the show, he knitted himself, which he seems to
Speaker 1: like a doll. It was a doll a dole knitted.
Speaker 1: No and a Dole knitted together during the show that
Speaker 1: we did together. And then when Noel left, he took
Speaker 1: the little knitted nol and I took the little knitted me.
Speaker 1: I've still got it now. I took it all the
Speaker 1: way here. When I ever grated, I wanted she wants
Speaker 1: to knit something for the show and her team of knitters.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, but I think we
Speaker 1: should get her on this morning. But Jenny, thank you
Speaker 1: for your email.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three to.
Speaker 1: Be golchan and America of the Weekend and Dwayne Ormand's
Speaker 1: Gold Top Guitar has this gone for one point twenty
Speaker 1: five million dollars, and I was reading about it thinking
Speaker 1: it's a lot of money for Dwayne Norman's guitar, and
Speaker 1: I didn't realize it was the guitar that he came
Speaker 1: up with the classic signature riff to Eric Clapton's Layla,
Speaker 1: which was going to be a ballad. But I didn't
Speaker 1: even realize that Dwayne Norman played on Everyone knows Eric
Speaker 1: Clapton's song Layla, one of those famous riffs in rock
Speaker 1: and roll, But I didn't realize it was there's going
Speaker 1: to be a ballad. Clapton wanted to be very slow,
Speaker 1: bladdered ballad until Dwayne Norman came up the riff and
Speaker 1: then turn into a far rocky number. This and this
Speaker 1: is this contains both of them playing on it together.
Speaker 1: You've ever seen Goodfellows issues brilliant and good Fellas twice
Speaker 1: as well. I want to hear the full song now,
Speaker 1: and that amazing outro as well, which is like a
Speaker 1: completely different song as well when they use it when
Speaker 1: everyone's being bumped off in good Fellas, You know that
Speaker 1: piano outro in it? Uh yeah, I didn't even know
Speaker 1: Dua Norman came up the riff that signature iconic riff
Speaker 1: on it as well, and played with Clapton on these
Speaker 1: two great guitar gods together. So I was thinking, you know,
Speaker 1: if you if money was no object and he could
Speaker 1: own and the lovely story about this being sold normally
Speaker 1: goes to private buyers and disappears into some big mansion
Speaker 1: and us some immortals never get to see a classic
Speaker 1: bit of rock and roll memorbilia. But the person who's
Speaker 1: bought it for one point twenty five million dollars has
Speaker 1: agreed to still keep it at the Orman Day Norman
Speaker 1: Museum for most of the year. He just wants it.
Speaker 1: I don't know where he wants it, like you're not
Speaker 1: the school guinea pig. But does he want it over Christmas?
Speaker 1: I'm going away for a weekend. I want my guitar.
Speaker 6: I'll take it Mondays to Thursdays. You guys can have
Speaker 6: it over the week.
Speaker 1: And in karaoke at the weekend. I just want to
Speaker 1: have it with me on stage. Is am I, Dwayne
Speaker 1: Ormand and guitar. But if money was no object and
Speaker 1: he could own any piece of rock and roll memorabilia,
Speaker 1: what would you love to own? There's so much I'd
Speaker 1: love to own. I'd love to own the Telefunken U
Speaker 1: forty seven. That was the only microphone once Frank Sinacher
Speaker 1: got signed to Capitol Records in the nineteen fifties. He
Speaker 1: used no other microphone other than he called it his telly.
Speaker 1: It's a classic microphone when those beautiful old microphones on
Speaker 1: the stand. But it's the telefunkn now known as a
Speaker 1: name and now known as a shore, but it's a
Speaker 1: telefunking you forty seven. It's in a very special sound
Speaker 1: that Frank thought was his magical sound. And he would
Speaker 1: only sing and record on that microphone. And would you
Speaker 1: keep it at home or would you do on the
Speaker 1: show here? You know, just channel the spirit of Frank
Speaker 1: when I'm doing the show. The other thing i'd love
Speaker 1: to own. You know, a big Elvis fan is that
Speaker 1: black catsuit that he did the sixty comeback. Specially, this
Speaker 1: was one of the greatest live performances for me because
Speaker 1: Elvis wasn't sure and he was having panic attacks before
Speaker 1: doing this gig. And it's such an amazing performance. And
Speaker 1: he's young, and he's he looks great, and he's got
Speaker 1: the suave. You got the hipsway, but I love that
Speaker 1: whenever you watch the Elvis sixty eight Comeback special. It
Speaker 1: was before the sad end to his life and everything
Speaker 1: was to become but he wasn't sure if he could
Speaker 1: come back and still have that magic, and he did,
Speaker 1: and I think it was well his best ever live performance.
Speaker 1: I'd love to have that cat suit.
Speaker 6: And again, would you keep it at home or do
Speaker 6: the show you wear it?
Speaker 1: I think it's a good look walking around the Actually
Speaker 1: know what I reckon. If I walked out of here
Speaker 1: in Richmond and I was in a leather catsuit like
Speaker 1: that with thanks to microphone, people wouldn't even look. Twice
Speaker 1: were though slightly older hipster. You know.
Speaker 9: You know that eagle jumpsuit that he wore at the
Speaker 9: Hawaii concert, the one that was televised around the world.
Speaker 9: You know, he threw that out into the crowd and
Speaker 9: I don't think that's ever been found. Someone's got it
Speaker 9: but has never come forward to say.
Speaker 7: Who it is.
Speaker 1: No way, Yeah, partly that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when we went to Gracelane, we were reading about it.
Speaker 9: Someone in the world has it, but we don't know who.
Speaker 1: Do you know, what is it worth going to Graysland
Speaker 1: I've never.
Speaker 7: Been brilliant, is it?
Speaker 9: It's yeah, it was quite spiritual. We spent a whole
Speaker 9: day there and.
Speaker 7: It was, Oh, it was brilliant.
Speaker 1: How do you mean it was spiritual? Were certain rooms
Speaker 1: we could fill the king's presence?
Speaker 7: No, it was just I don't know.
Speaker 9: You had such a huge influence on music and the world,
Speaker 9: and to actually finally be there, it was quite surreal.
Speaker 1: What was the most interesting part of it?
Speaker 9: Probably I love to see his outfits, but just the
Speaker 9: size of the mansion is actually quite small, like the
Speaker 9: house is quite small.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I'd definitely recommend it. It's brilliant.
Speaker 1: Did you did have the TV room? We had about eighteen.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, the TV room, I.
Speaker 1: Mean that would be a dream to me.
Speaker 7: The jungle room was pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: Who wouldn't want like eighteen TVs? You know, something that's
Speaker 1: going to those like sports bars and they've got like
Speaker 1: sports small over the world than feeds. I'd love that, Jack,
Speaker 1: if you could own any rock and roll member, but
Speaker 1: it let me guess Green Day, Yes, I'll take the
Speaker 1: leading Elvis is your Green Day.
Speaker 6: Billy Joe Armstrong. He's had the same guitar since he's
Speaker 6: ten years old. It's a Fender Strata caster. It's blue,
Speaker 6: and it's got stickers all over it. And he's still that,
Speaker 6: he says, it's still the same one that he takes
Speaker 6: on to her and he plays at every show.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that the same one since she was.
Speaker 6: Ten, same one, says his ten. I find it hard
Speaker 6: to believe unless they go and just refurbish it and
Speaker 6: keep this, you know, keep it all intact. But then
Speaker 6: they go and mess with the wires and stuff, because
Speaker 6: otherwise I can't believe you can play it.
Speaker 1: For like, pianos need constant retuning, don't they. I guess
Speaker 1: a guitar is to that. But when the wood warp
Speaker 1: and stuff like that and sound change.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've got a sad theory that he maybe has
Speaker 6: like three or four replicas of her.
Speaker 1: And there's a separate phone in One Day about sad theories.
Speaker 1: It's not even big conspiracy theory, is it that big
Speaker 1: one about the Twin Towers the Pentagon? And then Green
Speaker 1: Day his.
Speaker 6: Guitar did we Land on the Moon? But it's just
Speaker 6: a real guitar.
Speaker 1: It's just a sad theory. It's got to be sad.
Speaker 1: Welcome to jackpo sad theories this week. All right, give
Speaker 1: us a call, then let's open up the lines. If
Speaker 1: you can own any rock and roll memorabilia, what would
Speaker 1: it be? Money no object? Nine one four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three Morning two. Veronica Lendorf, Good morning Christian. Listen to
Speaker 1: the show this morning. Heard you'd been admonished. Good word
Speaker 1: for stereotype in the knitting community. Yes, I have having
Speaker 1: my morning coffee. Last week I was forced to re
Speaker 1: educate my own knitting perceptions. An interesting art installation that's
Speaker 1: been placed in the foy of one of the buildings
Speaker 1: in Monash Medical Center where I were. I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: that's a huge flower, maybe a poppy. Now it's not
Speaker 1: a flower. It's not a poppy. It's currently in our building.
Speaker 1: It is the world's largest knitted placenter. Lovingly, Han Knitter,
Speaker 1: She sent me a phote.
Speaker 6: Oh that's in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: Look at the size of that. That's a table.
Speaker 6: That's a huge percenter.
Speaker 1: Something from a stranger thing.
Speaker 6: Like this is like.
Speaker 1: Humans talk, Yes, that's like ten feet to it is
Speaker 1: stranger things. The knitted barbs in the middle of it.
Speaker 1: I'm happy to offer you and the team of tour
Speaker 1: if you like to come over and see, you know what,
Speaker 1: I think that'd be a great tour to have a
Speaker 1: wander around there. That is there's and then there's one
Speaker 1: of those sideboards and lots of inflammation about the wonderful percenter,
Speaker 1: but that is unmistakably a giant knitted percenter. So much
Speaker 1: our eyes have been open this morning.
Speaker 6: Everyone, when who's calling Christians? All wrapped up? Should we
Speaker 6: do atision? Win your way to the Giant Plus Center
Speaker 6: in Monash.
Speaker 1: We know we did the Golden ticket last week?
Speaker 2: Did we?
Speaker 1: All the greatest gigs in town? And that percenter at Monash,
Speaker 1: the Giant Mega Center. All right, let's go to lines.
Speaker 1: Now what're we talking about? Oh yes, rock and roll memorably.
Speaker 1: You'd like to own Christian, id to own the pianot
Speaker 1: and John used to sing Goodbye England's Rose at the
Speaker 1: funeral of Diana, Princess of Wells. That's some Shelley Christian.
Speaker 1: I'd like to get one of those big Neon hard
Speaker 1: Rock Cafe guitar signs and have it in the garden
Speaker 1: as a feature. Paul In Bayswater. Yeah, I mean, Paul,
Speaker 1: I'd love to have that, but there's no word have anything.
Speaker 5: I like.
Speaker 1: My wife would find that objectionable. My idea of a
Speaker 1: garden feature of my wife's. Wayne's in Sunbury.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Wayne, Good morning Christian and everyone. How are you?
Speaker 1: We're good?
Speaker 8: Wayne.
Speaker 1: I hope you well this morning. Thanks for calling the show.
Speaker 1: What rock and roll member, Billy would you love? Wayne?
Speaker 10: I would like Bomb Scott's bag pipes. I've met one
Speaker 10: of the guys on the back of the truck. He's
Speaker 10: given me the music that they played. It's a long
Speaker 10: way to the top and with the on with the
Speaker 10: claims of the west pipe being Highland pipe, then so
Speaker 10: I reckon that would be very fitting.
Speaker 1: Oh do you know what, I actually liked the sound
Speaker 1: of the bagpipes that it's going to be one of
Speaker 1: the only rock and roll songs that's actually got a
Speaker 1: bagpipe solo in it.
Speaker 10: No, John Farnam's got your the voice. Then there's a
Speaker 10: couple other bands that have also got bag pipes in
Speaker 10: the as well, Marla King, Tired, Paul McCartney. So there's
Speaker 10: a few out there.
Speaker 1: Do you know what sounds me? Wayne? These songs are
Speaker 1: a few years old. Come on, ed shearing, break out
Speaker 1: the bagpipes.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well I don't know, I've hid suits.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, well so I'm also the.
Speaker 10: Bloke that was texting you to stop playing the shortened
Speaker 10: version of A long lay to the top. You used
Speaker 10: to cut a lot of the bagpipe solo way out
Speaker 10: of it.
Speaker 1: So I promise you. I did that. Promise you, Wayne.
Speaker 1: I have never played the shortened version. We've always played
Speaker 1: the full version. Some of you, they are not so
Speaker 1: good songs. I'm a big fan of shortening some of those.
Speaker 1: Guilty of that one. I wouldn't cut that m.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: The songs.
Speaker 10: This morning?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 10: Can you play it this morning? Please?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I will stick it on for you Wayne. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you very much, and have a good day away.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 6: I think the unedited version does go for five and
Speaker 6: a half minutes though.
Speaker 1: That's all right. We're going at ten to ten that
Speaker 1: we can finish the show early. It's not like you
Speaker 1: to be upset about that. Trouble is that. What happens
Speaker 1: is paa Anason calls in join that way and get upset.
Speaker 1: I've got to kill this on one last call, Joe,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 4: Hello, how are you Matte?
Speaker 1: Were good? Joe and Joe? What rock and roll memorably
Speaker 1: would you love?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Get to that in one secred Christian, you're on a roll, mate,
Speaker 4: you're disappointed the lady with the knitting. You've disappointed me
Speaker 4: as an elbuston?
Speaker 11: Do not know that?
Speaker 10: How could you not know that?
Speaker 4: Elvis didn't throw his cape into the audience of the
Speaker 4: Olihah consummated? Does it right at the end of the show.
Speaker 4: There's footage of it?
Speaker 1: Kristian, Yeah, I've never seen that bit of the end.
Speaker 1: What the black cat suit?
Speaker 4: Eagel cape?
Speaker 1: Sorry, that wasn't me that said that story that was
Speaker 1: between the Jones.
Speaker 4: You never seen it. You never heard of it. It's
Speaker 4: on the video.
Speaker 1: I've never seen that.
Speaker 6: But you're getting in trouble for.
Speaker 1: Elvers. Show God.
Speaker 6: What he did say? That's what he did.
Speaker 1: Now it's the Elvis Blue Hawaii community. They're all coming
Speaker 1: out of the woodworks. This is like the right to
Speaker 1: reply our Lives Association hit ever playing that? Joe? What
Speaker 1: rock and roll? You're making us late? What's the rock
Speaker 1: and roll member?
Speaker 4: It's the guitar that he played at the comeback special.
Speaker 4: I'd love to have that the electric one was.
Speaker 1: That the one he gave away?
Speaker 2: And on with the Eagle, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 2: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: This works straight out of the seven o'clock News. If
Speaker 1: it was up to me, we should have that every
Speaker 1: single morning at seven o'clock a C d C long
Speaker 1: Way to the Star Top. We're sticking it on because
Speaker 1: Wayne during the first other show called in and started
Speaker 1: moaning that he heard an edited version of it, and
Speaker 1: also that he was saying he's a bagpipe player himself.
Speaker 1: Did you say he's got the music that he used
Speaker 1: when they made the video?
Speaker 6: One of the guys playing bagpipes on the back of
Speaker 6: the truck down Swanston Street gave him the music will
Speaker 6: According to Wayne, a.
Speaker 1: Bank pipe players play off. Do they have like music sheets?
Speaker 1: What is it bank pipe sheets? I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: the deal is anyway, Come on, it's to Christian O'Connor
Speaker 1: break for show. You enjoyed that twelve minutes past seven
Speaker 1: on today's show that we'll have five topic Tuesday and
Speaker 1: then anything could happen on who's calling Christian? It is
Speaker 1: day number seven. It ends this Friday ten am lord,
Speaker 1: I could we be asking what's going to happen. Then
Speaker 1: we'll announce our top five and you pick the winner
Speaker 1: from the top five. The winning celebrity, of course, gets
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars what I've been now for next Monday
Speaker 1: show twenty thousand dollars for the charity of their choice.
Speaker 1: And if you've got that celebrity to give us a call,
Speaker 1: whether you got them through Instagram or however you did it,
Speaker 1: you get twenty thousand dollars for yourself. So this morning,
Speaker 1: and the only things we do know are the emails
Speaker 1: you Kenza occasionally send us saying this is how we're
Speaker 1: getting on. Pama Anderson apparently has said she will call
Speaker 1: the show today, has got a charity foundation that came
Speaker 1: from Karen Best, who asked her to give us a call.
Speaker 1: We'll wait and see. And then the other one is
Speaker 1: Robert Danny Junior. Now all we know is that listener
Speaker 1: Jackie has an instagm Gramm account. She doesn't have an
Speaker 1: Instagram account, but Max, her husky dog does. If you
Speaker 1: want to find him on I've just followed him on Instagram.
Speaker 1: By the way, Max Dot Dot Dot the dot husky
Speaker 1: he has instead Robert Downey Jr.
Speaker 6: And now I think we probably should encourage everybody to
Speaker 6: use their pet pets account. I mean, I've got an
Speaker 6: account for Luna.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I made a note to ask you.
Speaker 1: I bet you're the kind of person that has an
Speaker 1: Insta account. My kids set one up for our dog
Speaker 1: as well, that I think is a very low Instagram user,
Speaker 1: just two messages last year, and my dog obviously does
Speaker 1: not have much to say.
Speaker 6: I follow and though she doesn't, she doesn't put a
Speaker 6: lot of posts up. Who should I get Lunat to contact?
Speaker 6: Which celebrities? Do you think my border color should talk?
Speaker 1: If you've got a pet Instat account, get them to
Speaker 1: contact one person this morning. Robert Downey Jr. When he
Speaker 1: goes to Instagram is like I've interviewed him. He's a
Speaker 1: very spiritual man. I think he will think that spirit
Speaker 1: animals are and he will follow the clarion call and
Speaker 1: I think he will call us. If your pet has
Speaker 1: an Instagram account, get them to message Robert Downey Junior today.
Speaker 1: Please do that and tag us in it as well
Speaker 1: so we can thank you as well. I'll get the
Speaker 1: keys today this morning as well. So this whole inbox
Speaker 1: is animals telling you to call me. That's how we
Speaker 1: can get Robert Downey Junior on the show. Since yesterday's show,
Speaker 1: since we finished yesterday, got the voicemails that have come in,
Speaker 1: let's ever listen to those.
Speaker 8: Christian, this is David park And calling as an Englishman.
Speaker 8: You might know me, but I am the bfl AFL
Speaker 8: coach and player for about forty years. I'm ringing in
Speaker 8: because I made of mind David Trebilco went down the
Speaker 8: pathway of prostate cancer, which I'm a survivor of too,
Speaker 8: and suggests that I should ring. We have a foundation
Speaker 8: which I'm the patron, not very proudly for barw and
Speaker 8: Health in Geelong who are desperate need of one of
Speaker 8: those machines. So our bike ride this year in October
Speaker 8: will be around Geelong and the Ballerine Peninsul, hoping to
Speaker 8: get sufficient times for us to help that particular hospital.
Speaker 8: I have a message to Shane Corford, who is a
Speaker 8: mutual made of ours and doing terrific work in all
Speaker 8: sorts of areas. Shane said to me, Christian has not
Speaker 8: learned anything. He still knows nothing about Australian.
Speaker 1: Put it well that's a lovely message from David park
Speaker 1: and David park in a legend of the game and
Speaker 1: obviously the first person who ever called us on the
Speaker 1: world of AFL footy, which is great to have our
Speaker 1: first person to give us a call. A couple of things.
Speaker 1: There is lovely message, great sounding charity. When they do
Speaker 1: that bike ride, I make sure we get David on
Speaker 1: so we can give it a plug as well. It
Speaker 1: sounds fantastic cause and prostic cancer. It's something miss effects
Speaker 1: far too many Australian men. Now that's what Shane Crawf
Speaker 1: is involved with. At the end of that. If I
Speaker 1: know nothing about AFL, that is the fault of the
Speaker 1: tutor I've had for the last year, which is Shane
Speaker 1: Crawford and also Crawfi. If you're listening, where is David Beckham?
Speaker 1: Don't forget we said if he's not here by telling
Speaker 1: and Friday, that will be your last performance with us.
Speaker 1: It's over, David Beckham. You've got four shows to get
Speaker 1: him on Crawl. But thank you very much to David
Speaker 1: Parker for leaving that.
Speaker 12: Hey, Christian, it's.
Speaker 13: Todd mckennie here, one of your loyal listeners.
Speaker 12: John Boys can't take me and asked me to call
Speaker 12: you to take part in your celebrity minion.
Speaker 5: So if I was successful I got twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 5: then I would love to put it because of my
Speaker 5: association with the Bonte shows on Channel seven, I wouldn't
Speaker 5: have to put it to.
Speaker 12: Prostate cancer research. I heard that you want to do
Speaker 12: some dance lessons, so you've got my lumber day.
Speaker 6: I go in a call under, guys, what happened to
Speaker 6: your tap dancing career?
Speaker 1: We've got another voice home message him. It's on a
Speaker 1: hold by Christian.
Speaker 4: Steve Richards calling.
Speaker 5: Supercars driver and five comes winner.
Speaker 8: I'm calling in because Leice Grossman gave me a call
Speaker 8: via Facebook.
Speaker 12: I'd like to come into you.
Speaker 1: Christian who lap one of my rape You get a
Speaker 1: lot of challenges at the moment. Was it the bating one?
Speaker 1: I've got run eight hundred meters with the champion that
Speaker 1: caught us last week. I'm dancing with Todd the Darts
Speaker 1: World champions. Right, there's a lot going on. Uh have
Speaker 1: we got someone on the line now? I thought we're
Speaker 1: just about to find out who it is.
Speaker 2: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three?
Speaker 1: All right, who's going to Christian? Let's find out who's
Speaker 1: on the line now. Who's going to be taking us
Speaker 1: to number thirty five? Good morning? Who's this?
Speaker 12: Please stand by for Michael Winslow? What's up, Christian? Michael
Speaker 12: a space pot? Yeah, I'm come to Bobby.
Speaker 1: Is that Michael Winslow?
Speaker 12: It'd better be with all those noises.
Speaker 1: Hey, Michael, thank you so much for giving us a call.
Speaker 1: I was as a kid. You stole Police Academy from
Speaker 1: Steve Gutenberg. You were you were the highlight for me.
Speaker 1: I used to love you on those Police Academy movies.
Speaker 12: Oh, thank you so much. I hope you I hope
Speaker 12: I only still that mad at me.
Speaker 1: I also think I saw you a couple of years
Speaker 1: ago at the Edinburgh Festival.
Speaker 12: Oh you came to the festival, you came to you.
Speaker 1: I think you were there in was it what twenty thirteen,
Speaker 1: twenty twelve you did a show that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was there and it was a great You
Speaker 12: know what, it's great. I've just been thinking about it.
Speaker 12: I would love to go back into Edinburgh again because
Speaker 12: that was one of the best times I ever had
Speaker 12: and I'm glad you came to that show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did. I already enjoyed it. A man of
Speaker 1: ten thousand sound effects?
Speaker 12: Yeah, and I backed up that numbers. That number is
Speaker 12: now outdated because I'm way into more things now. And
Speaker 12: what can I say, I'm a worstermendlist.
Speaker 1: So what what can you? Can? You share some of
Speaker 1: your new ones with us?
Speaker 12: Michael, Well, let's see we of course we could do
Speaker 12: the classic. Of course we could do that, because I'm
Speaker 12: not going.
Speaker 1: To do that.
Speaker 12: Where do you want to start? Man? How's the weather
Speaker 12: where you are?
Speaker 1: Is cloudy here at the moment, and it looks like
Speaker 1: it might rain later today. That's amazing. And there might
Speaker 1: also be uh, there might be lightning.
Speaker 12: Oh, you guys were talking about Robert Downey earlier. I
Speaker 12: got I got a spiritual animal for him.
Speaker 1: What does that like? A human juke box on the line.
Speaker 12: It's a diggery dog, right?
Speaker 1: And who's asked you to give us a call?
Speaker 12: Ah? Tasha Chubes Tasha Jane Hees asked me to give
Speaker 12: you a call because I heard that you guys were
Speaker 12: giving some money away to charity and I would love
Speaker 12: to see you do that for a royal Children's Hospital.
Speaker 1: All right, it sounds like a great cause. And Michael,
Speaker 1: what we're doing is everyone who gives us a call,
Speaker 1: they leave a message for the next celebrity. Here's your question. Okay, sorry,
Speaker 1: question for the next Michael Winslow, here's yours.
Speaker 11: What is your favorite time of day?
Speaker 1: Michael, what's your favorite time of day? Please tell us
Speaker 1: in sound effects only.
Speaker 12: My favorite time of day is right when you're just
Speaker 12: about better get high, that's.
Speaker 1: Michael. One thing I've always said.
Speaker 12: Did you want Lord of the Rings instead? I can
Speaker 12: do that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Sure, why not?
Speaker 12: All right? Here we go. How about that?
Speaker 1: That's amazing. Honestly, it's like your human jukebox on the line.
Speaker 1: I know you do a lot of different animals, right,
Speaker 1: I always found that one animal that's very hard to
Speaker 1: do an impression of words. Two actually, one is the
Speaker 1: elephant and one is a pigeon. What's your elephant like?
Speaker 12: Oh, elephant? Do you want small, medium, or alert?
Speaker 1: I take one of each? Place small then let's go
Speaker 1: small first, then medium, then large small first, come on.
Speaker 12: Come on over here, come on, don't just spying million again?
Speaker 1: And now the medium size elephant?
Speaker 12: Oh, you don't want to get too close to that one.
Speaker 12: I can't do.
Speaker 1: That's brilliant. And now a large elephant please, Michael Winslow.
Speaker 12: Okay, step that place, get that place. Come on, that's
Speaker 12: not that's not a big elephants.
Speaker 5: I'm warning you, Mike, it's a big one.
Speaker 12: Come on, that's blood god zella Mike.
Speaker 1: All right, listen, Michael, we got to go. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much to call on the show. We need a
Speaker 1: question from you for the next celebrity that gives us
Speaker 1: a call. So what's your question? Please?
Speaker 12: Oh that's an easy one. And now here is your
Speaker 12: question from Michael Grinslow, the noise guy. Noisy man. What
Speaker 12: and who? What is the name of your favorite teacher
Speaker 12: when you were growing up? And why?
Speaker 1: Great question? All right, Michael, has been a joy to
Speaker 1: hear from you. Okay, you should come over to the
Speaker 1: Melbourne Comedy Festival next year and do a show.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 12: I would love to. I'd love to and now that
Speaker 12: I'm getting in the podcast and the broadcasts and stuff,
Speaker 12: I'd love to work with you guys because I have
Speaker 12: so much fun getting on the Australian radios. I had
Speaker 12: some of the most some of the most fun I've
Speaker 12: ever had is being on Aussie radio. So hey, love
Speaker 12: to see you guys. Good to be good to do
Speaker 12: some things with you all.
Speaker 1: Listen, You've been a joy this morning. Thank you very
Speaker 1: much for giving us a call. Michael Winslow, thanks a lot,
Speaker 1: your legend.
Speaker 12: Thank you. I'm going to get back on Maya and
Speaker 12: go all right, check on the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: So we just had Michael Winslow calling in, taking us
Speaker 1: to number thirty five.
Speaker 6: Yep, this will be thirty six.
Speaker 1: Let's find out who's on the line now, good morning,
Speaker 1: who's calling Christian.
Speaker 13: Hi, it's Corey Felman calling from La.
Speaker 1: Corey the Legend Foudman. That's right, how are you Corey?
Speaker 1: Thank you so much and give us the show. I'm
Speaker 1: just stunned what has led to you calling us. It's
Speaker 1: great to speak to you.
Speaker 13: Well, it's kind of a surprise for me too. But
Speaker 13: this girl seemed very nice. She was only Instagram and
Speaker 13: she DM me and she said that you guys were
Speaker 13: doing this fantastic thing in Australia where if you could
Speaker 13: get somebody well known to call in that it would
Speaker 13: go to their favorite charity and they would put money
Speaker 13: towards their charity. And as a lot of people know,
Speaker 13: I've been fighting for children's rights very hard for the
Speaker 13: last several years, and right now I'm working with Child USA,
Speaker 13: which I am their ambassador or one of their ambassadors,
Speaker 13: and we were actually very successful this year in passing
Speaker 13: the CVA in New York, which is the Child Victims Act,
Speaker 13: which is actually the reason why Jeffrey Epstein and r
Speaker 13: Kelly were indicted, and all those cases are being brought
Speaker 13: forward right now, which actually just opened up last Wednesday
Speaker 13: in the New York courts. So that's basically as a
Speaker 13: result of the work that we've done, and we're doing
Speaker 13: the same thing right now in California. So I just
Speaker 13: wrote an open letter to the California Senate which I
Speaker 13: was able to get the support of some of my
Speaker 13: peers in the Me too movement. You know, our movements
Speaker 13: called Kids Too, which is for kids, but there's the
Speaker 13: Me Too movement which kind of started it. So we
Speaker 13: got the support of like Zanna Arquette and mir Cervino,
Speaker 13: John Shash and Jessica Barth, you know, a bunch of
Speaker 13: the people who'd kind of made their cases and document
Speaker 13: and so it's been very great and we're hoping for
Speaker 13: the same success in California.
Speaker 1: Well well, don giving a voice to those who don't
Speaker 1: have a voice, I mean, and also bringing around the
Speaker 1: Hall thing. I guess Corey is beringing around real change
Speaker 1: and making stuff happen, especially with the American legal system
Speaker 1: as well. So that's incredible that you would just start
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 13: But it's a ripple effect, right, absolutely, it's a ripple effect,
Speaker 13: and it will affect the rest of the world. We
Speaker 13: know that, Like if we're successful in California, for successful
Speaker 13: in New York, then it affects other states and it
Speaker 13: makes them fall and then that carries out to you know,
Speaker 13: the rest of the world because people see that we're
Speaker 13: doing something and that we're not just sitting around and
Speaker 13: letting it happen anymore. And that's a huge step.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 13: The problem with predatory sexual abuse is that you know,
Speaker 13: people see it going on and they turn and look
Speaker 13: the other way just because either a they don't want
Speaker 13: to get involved, or b they're afraid that the repercussions
Speaker 13: will make them look bad or come down harshly on
Speaker 13: them in some way. And the truth of the matter
Speaker 13: is is you know, you don't have to be afraid
Speaker 13: to tell the truth. The truth should always be at
Speaker 13: the forefront of everything that we do. So this is
Speaker 13: our chance to kind of correct those wrongs and put
Speaker 13: things properly the way they should be.
Speaker 1: Well, good for you for speaking out and letting us
Speaker 1: know about the changes that are happening then, and I
Speaker 1: hope it's part of a bigger movement as well. Now, Corey,
Speaker 1: thank you very much for to give a score. You're
Speaker 1: calling from LA. Whereabouts in the world are you?
Speaker 13: I am, Yeah, I'm in Los Angeles. I'm at home
Speaker 13: right now. It's about two thirty in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Now, I can't believe you were in so many outstanding
Speaker 1: movies of the eighties. You've got Gremlins, also the Goonies,
Speaker 1: and then a movie which still stands up now, the
Speaker 1: brilliant stand By Me, which is a beautiful movie.
Speaker 13: Oh, thank you so much. Yes, well, I've been very fortunate.
Speaker 13: I've done over one hundred films at this point in
Speaker 13: my career. I've released six albums, We've done several tours.
Speaker 13: I've never had a chance to come tour in Australia,
Speaker 13: which I would love to do, so hopefully one day
Speaker 13: we can make that out happen. Uh there's a lot
Speaker 13: I still want to achieve, but I have been very
Speaker 13: fortunate and I'm very grateful to still be working and
Speaker 13: doing what I love to do.
Speaker 5: So there's all of it.
Speaker 1: You know, do you still remember that's the end quote
Speaker 1: at the end of stand By Me. It's the thing
Speaker 1: where he's writing, you know, the the writs up and we'll.
Speaker 13: Never have friends. We'll never have friends again like the
Speaker 13: ones that we had when we were twelve. Jesus, there's
Speaker 13: anyone a heart.
Speaker 1: That's the quote. It's beautiful way then as well. It's
Speaker 1: somody as you still remember it.
Speaker 13: Well, I must say I actually think it a little
Speaker 13: bit because I've been on tour here in America actually
Speaker 13: a bit internationally, but I've been doing I've been doing
Speaker 13: a comic con sort of tour with a reunion with
Speaker 13: the Goonies. So every weekend we're seeing fans and thousands
Speaker 13: and thousands of fans every weekend.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 13: So when you do that, you know, you get freshened
Speaker 13: up on all the quotes and the famous movie lions
Speaker 13: from back in the day. So yeah, I've been hearing
Speaker 13: it all.
Speaker 1: And so what's happening with the Goonies then, because obviously
Speaker 1: have you seen you must have seen strange things that
Speaker 1: mustn't remind you of the Goonies.
Speaker 13: Of course, Well, I actually don't watch television. It's a
Speaker 13: funny thing. I don't watch TV at all because we're very,
Speaker 13: very busy. We just don't have time for it. You know,
Speaker 13: I'm always working, whether I'm working on my music touring
Speaker 13: or you know, working on a film project, or working
Speaker 13: on my political stuff. You know, it's just there's always
Speaker 13: something going on. But that said, of course, I wanted
Speaker 13: to support my friend Sean. So when I heard that
Speaker 13: Sean was on it and it was this great show
Speaker 13: which was such a nod to the nostalgia of the
Speaker 13: films that we created when we were young, I couldn't
Speaker 13: help but try to watch it. So I actually got
Speaker 13: Netflix just for that show, and I watched Stranger Things
Speaker 13: just for that season. I did watch the first season
Speaker 13: to catch up on it, but then I watched the
Speaker 13: second season of course for Bob. And you know, actually
Speaker 13: yesterday was amazing. Sean and I and Key Keeley quand
Speaker 13: from the Goonies, we had a big reunion on stage,
Speaker 13: and we did this everywhere we've gone. We've done five
Speaker 13: of these. The last one will be next weekend in Toronto.
Speaker 13: But we were in Boston this weekend and we uh,
Speaker 13: you know, we're sitting up there on stage and it
Speaker 13: was this great thing that happened very organically. I'm not
Speaker 13: sure if you guys saw it in Australia, but Sean
Speaker 13: started trending on Twitter for no particular reason, all over
Speaker 13: a picture of an order. But you know, it was this.
Speaker 1: What I'm sorry, what as the world. Normally, when you
Speaker 1: see someone trending, you can't have a wire that someone's
Speaker 1: happened to them. I didn't know it was about an office.
Speaker 13: That's right, exactly exactly. So we were all kind of like, oh,
Speaker 13: you know, Sean's trending, what does that mean? But you know,
Speaker 13: it was over a picture of an order. And miraculously,
Speaker 13: all these people just started kind of going, you know, well,
Speaker 13: one guy said, well, is that Seawan Aston from Stranger Things?
Speaker 13: And then somebody says, no, that's Sean Aston from Gooneys. No,
Speaker 13: that's Sean Aston from Rudy. That's sewn asd to Drinks,
Speaker 13: you know, and so they kind of started keeping all
Speaker 13: of these great films together. And that's that's awesome, you know,
Speaker 13: that's a wonderful.
Speaker 1: What about Movie'd be great to have a Goonies and
Speaker 1: Ted's bringing back Ben and Ted's in a couple of
Speaker 1: months time. What Goony?
Speaker 13: Well, we listened and we've we've gone round and round.
Speaker 13: In fact, Sewn and I actually wrote our own treatment
Speaker 13: for a sequel and we never got it made, but
Speaker 13: we we brought it to Richard Donner and Christopher co
Speaker 13: was the original writer, and they they love the idea
Speaker 13: very much. But Dick surprisingly said that it was too
Speaker 13: big and it was too expensive and that he pictured
Speaker 13: something much smaller. And I was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 13: what are you talking about. This is a sequel to
Speaker 13: one of the great movies of our time. Probably you
Speaker 13: make it small, you know, but that who knows what
Speaker 13: they're thinking and if they were going to do it,
Speaker 13: you know, that's all I know.
Speaker 1: Was strange thing. I think it'd be.
Speaker 13: Great, love to do it, but you know, you know,
Speaker 13: keep the word out there, let's keep the positive energy
Speaker 13: towards it, and you never know, maybe one day it'll
Speaker 13: hit the ether. But I do know when thing's for sure,
Speaker 13: it can't happen unless it involves all of the originals,
Speaker 13: including Spielberg, including DNA, including all the kids, including you know,
Speaker 13: Joe and Bob. Would have to be involved, everybody, everybody.
Speaker 1: You can't do it any other way.
Speaker 13: But I know Josh wants to do it. I mean,
Speaker 13: last time it came up, he went on the Jimmy
Speaker 13: Fallon show dressed in his character Branda, and he was like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 13: So he's like, hey, I'm ready. I'm ready anytime you
Speaker 13: let me know.
Speaker 5: I'm there.
Speaker 13: You know, we all feel that way. It's it's just
Speaker 13: a very special place in all of our hearts. But
Speaker 13: you know, again, for that reason, we also wouldn't want
Speaker 13: to do it any injustice, And I think that's been
Speaker 13: the hesitation, because you know, you don't want to just
Speaker 13: go and rush and do some crappy you know, Phantom
Speaker 13: Menace type.
Speaker 1: Now, we don't judge O Binks. We don't not judge
Speaker 1: jar Binks copping up onies.
Speaker 13: No, we could not have that.
Speaker 12: We could not have that.
Speaker 13: But you know, I'm thinking more of like you know,
Speaker 13: Force Awakens type sequel, you know what I mean, where
Speaker 13: it's got that like, oh wow, this is right, this
Speaker 13: is right, even if there were some parts at the
Speaker 13: end I didn't agree with, but you know it was
Speaker 13: gonna be.
Speaker 1: Now, Corey. The way this works, then everyone who calls
Speaker 1: every celebrity, they leave a question for the next person.
Speaker 1: Yours comes from You must remember the Michael Winslow. Do
Speaker 1: you remember the Police Academy did all the voices and
Speaker 1: the Police Academy movies?
Speaker 13: Yes, of course, Yeah, I know Michael. He's a wonderful man.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now he literally just called us twenty minutes ago before
Speaker 1: we had you, Corey. So here's his question for you.
Speaker 5: Well, that's timing.
Speaker 12: Was a question the morning you were growing up and
Speaker 12: why now?
Speaker 1: Michael Winslow's question was who was your favorite teacher growing up?
Speaker 1: And why?
Speaker 13: Okay, Well, I can't say that I really enjoyed many
Speaker 13: teachers growing up, and I guess my first instinct was
Speaker 13: probably to go back to my third grade teacher, who
Speaker 13: was this really hot lady named missus Hart. But that said,
Speaker 13: it would only be for wrong reasons, and that's definitely
Speaker 13: not okay, So I will instead go with this guy
Speaker 13: who is really great. He was actually a set teacher,
Speaker 13: and he was my favorite set teacher ever. And his
Speaker 13: name is Jack Tyson. Ironically, he was the teacher on
Speaker 13: the Greens, so everybody from the Goonies will agree that
Speaker 13: he was this wonderful, wonderful manlet we had two teachers.
Speaker 13: It was him and this woman named Rhoda Fine, and
Speaker 13: she's also wonderful and I got to visit her a
Speaker 13: couple of years ago and she was doing well, and
Speaker 13: they're both still doing well and it was really nice
Speaker 13: to see them. But anyway, the point is is that
Speaker 13: Jack not only worked with us on the Goonies, but
Speaker 13: then he also worked with me on several of my
Speaker 13: other projects. So I think he was on Lost Boys,
Speaker 13: I think he was on Polly, might have even been
Speaker 13: on License to Drive and Gremlins, I think, but he
Speaker 13: was on like three or four of my films. And
Speaker 13: just a great guy.
Speaker 5: Just a great guy.
Speaker 1: Yeh, that's lovely answer. And what's the question from you,
Speaker 1: Corey Feldman? For whoever we get a call from next.
Speaker 13: Let's see matching socks or not matching socks?
Speaker 1: Of course, it's the big question of the.
Speaker 13: Day, absolutely very important stuff.
Speaker 1: All right, listen, Corey, we got to go right now.
Speaker 1: But it has been a real joy to catch up
Speaker 1: with you. And get a call from you today on
Speaker 1: behalf of everyone who grew up with these wonderful movies
Speaker 1: that you made, Kremlin, Scooney, stand by Me, many many more.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for everything you did and what
Speaker 1: you're still doing as well. Now Corey, joy to chat
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 12: Good luck, Thank you so much.
Speaker 13: And hey, a shout out to bron Win Scott. Who's
Speaker 13: the girl who got me to call you?
Speaker 1: Of course nice? All right, you're the rest of your night.
Speaker 1: Thank's Corey. Bye.
Speaker 2: The Christian o' connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be a couple of minutes late for the news,
Speaker 1: but it's who's calling Christian, it's live radio. We never
Speaker 1: know who could be on the line in the last
Speaker 1: now then Michael Winslow and the brilliant Corey Feldman. That
Speaker 1: was a real buzz to speak to Corey Feldman. I
Speaker 1: loved those movies. He was in Gremlin's, Gooney, stand By Me,
Speaker 1: Lost Boys, loads of other Brint stuff as well, but
Speaker 1: those four movies are some of the best. Not his
Speaker 1: eighties movies are just great movies, especially stand by Me.
Speaker 6: You think eventually they will reboot like they reboot everything,
Speaker 6: so Goonies will get a reboot.
Speaker 1: You'd have to think, especially at the moment, as I
Speaker 1: was trying to say to him, is because Stranger Things
Speaker 1: is so big. You think Netflix they're doing with these movies,
Speaker 1: They've got the markscour Sacy movies out in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks time, they'd be the perfect They're the ones
Speaker 1: that did Stranger Things, maybe the perfect ones to do
Speaker 1: with the Goonies too.
Speaker 6: So do you think that what we're stopping him was
Speaker 6: the fact that he wrote the script himself. Maybe they
Speaker 6: looked at him went yeah, I don't want to say
Speaker 6: anything professional writers.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, I like the idea of it being the
Speaker 1: Goonies now as grown up sort of forty and fifty something. So, so,
Speaker 1: how old is Josh Brownan? I think he's in his
Speaker 1: fifties as as and they've got kids now, maybe their
Speaker 1: kids go on the adventure.
Speaker 6: You know, I've never seen the Goonies.
Speaker 1: I thought you were quite ding the chat. Who's he
Speaker 1: chat too? Now? A little chin.
Speaker 6: Wagon stand by me and I love stare by Me.
Speaker 6: It's a great Ponies is on our list of classics
Speaker 6: this weekend.
Speaker 1: Alright, Oh, you've got so much to enjoy the Truffle Show.
Speaker 1: I thought you look a bit confused. All right, We've
Speaker 1: got the latest news and spot on the way, and
Speaker 1: who knows, maybe Robert Danny Jr. Is listening to the
Speaker 1: Dogs of Melbourne and will call us.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: Day seven of ten. It will end this Friday, ten
Speaker 1: a m. We're talking about who's calling Christian. So far,
Speaker 1: then if you just tuned in and joined the show.
Speaker 1: Today we've had Michael Winslow, you might not rick recognize
Speaker 1: the name. You would if he started to go through
Speaker 1: is one thousand sound effects, which I think we got
Speaker 1: nine hundred and fifty two. We could have actually gone
Speaker 1: and got a coffee. We missed a chance stir team,
Speaker 1: but he was amazing. You will remember him in Police
Speaker 1: Academy all those movies. He was a guy that did
Speaker 1: all the funny voices and so he called it. And
Speaker 1: then Corey Feldman was just on. Had an amazing chat
Speaker 1: with Corey Feldman, star of so many great movies that
Speaker 1: he grew up was stand By Me, Lost Boys, Gremlin's,
Speaker 1: loads of others as well. We had a great chat
Speaker 1: with him. So now we're up to thirty five, thirty six,
Speaker 1: thirty six and still every thing to play for. Twenty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars will be given away next week to the
Speaker 1: winning celebrity as voted for by you, and twenty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars if you got them in. I think was it
Speaker 1: Heatherbrook that Corey Feldwyn thanked at the end? Who instagrammed him? Oh,
Speaker 1: bron wins bron wins gott nothing like I said. Heather
Speaker 1: Brook might have been a girl dumpy when I was fourteen,
Speaker 1: So I think it's the eighty stuff we're getting stolen.
Speaker 1: Can I go and see Lost Boys with broke Cooling?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you Heather Brook? How do I know you? Why
Speaker 1: is your name in my head? I can hear worm?
Speaker 1: Have you got a name worm in your head? Yesterday
Speaker 1: we were having dinner with the kids and we were chatting,
Speaker 1: and we were going through some of their old friends
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. And they still keep in contact
Speaker 1: with them other old school friends and from the old life,
Speaker 1: and they were still keep in contact with them on
Speaker 1: Instagram and one of their names and sometimes I really
Speaker 1: struggle to get those with audio when they bring friends
Speaker 1: back and I go oh, and who are you when
Speaker 1: they go, Dad, they've been here eighteen times, just Eden,
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 7: I forget my own daughter's name.
Speaker 1: Half Once I was going to some girls going hi
Speaker 1: on Ruby stands, was like, Dad, she went on holiday
Speaker 1: with her? Thought she was my store card. I didn't know.
Speaker 1: I had no idea anyway. One of the kids they mentioned,
Speaker 1: I went, oh, my god, I remember that kid that.
Speaker 1: This kid was a kid who well, when they were
Speaker 1: very young, I think about ten, this kid had an
Speaker 1: imaginary friend. Jim and the kid. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you either of you two had an imaginary friend. But
Speaker 1: this one when the first time she came around and
Speaker 1: her imaginary friend was with her, and I was like
Speaker 1: a little bit freaked out because stuff like this scares me.
Speaker 1: And I said I sort of played along and I said, oh, right,
Speaker 1: and where are they? They go, Oh, they're not here
Speaker 1: right now. They live in the walls. Oh, I remember
Speaker 1: sleeping uneasy. I said to my wife, you don't actually
Speaker 1: believe that people like that actually see stuff?
Speaker 6: Do you know we're moving to Melbourne to sell the house.
Speaker 1: Sheep wolves in the houses you have here. There's no
Speaker 1: one there's no way anyone no insulation, no imagining friends,
Speaker 1: there's nothing in there. Did either of you two have
Speaker 1: imaginary friend No?
Speaker 6: I remember wanting being jealous of people who did, but.
Speaker 1: You couldn't just that out.
Speaker 6: I think I was too smart for my own imagination
Speaker 6: because I would try to think of an imaginary friend
Speaker 6: and then in the same thought, go, they're not real.
Speaker 1: God, I wish I was Jack Post. He's actually one
Speaker 1: of these rare beings. She's too smart for his own imagination.
Speaker 1: What a blight that must be wandering around thinking of
Speaker 1: stuff gone. But that couldn't possibly happen because I'm so smart.
Speaker 1: Perhaps did you have that?
Speaker 7: I did?
Speaker 9: I had a girl called Analise in my head, and
Speaker 9: it's quite normal, you know.
Speaker 1: No one said it is. I said, anast would would
Speaker 1: you like have a little sort of would she eat
Speaker 1: with you?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And I talked to her a lot, lots all the time.
Speaker 1: What sort stuff would you say?
Speaker 9: Just general conversation about school and sport and what we
Speaker 9: were doing for the weekend.
Speaker 6: But you weren't an only child.
Speaker 7: You had brothers, No, but they were a lot older
Speaker 7: than me, so I kind of was what was her name, Analise?
Speaker 1: So what you like you'll be chatting about You're like,
Speaker 1: oh a lease.
Speaker 7: And at least do you like my dress? Analse? Do
Speaker 7: you want to go and play?
Speaker 1: How old are you? Eighteen?
Speaker 7: I was about eight?
Speaker 1: Iroicon, Wow, that's how long did you have? Did you
Speaker 1: know when her date of birth was? And stuff like this?
Speaker 1: Nothing like that, because this kid did apparently had to
Speaker 1: get a birthday cake for this. That's kid that lived
Speaker 1: in the Wolves where it was that some of them
Speaker 1: a horror movie? Did you did you have an imaginary friend?
Speaker 1: Give us a call? Nine four one four one o
Speaker 1: four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three ask you this morning? Did you have an imaginary friend?
Speaker 1: I didn't chat, didn't pats did? It's a chat to
Speaker 1: her imaginary mate Annie Annie? Was it lovely?
Speaker 8: An?
Speaker 1: It's about plans for the weekend.
Speaker 6: How's she doing now?
Speaker 7: She's good? Actually, yeah, she's doing well overseas family entrepreneur.
Speaker 1: Didn't she ever? Wonders how Patsy is these days?
Speaker 7: Are we keeping regular context?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: Lovely world, Get out of contact, Robert Junior for us.
Speaker 6: I'm trying.
Speaker 1: Sarah's on the line, Coome wanting.
Speaker 12: Sarah, Hi, how are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good, welcome to the show mate, And so did
Speaker 1: you have an imagining friend?
Speaker 10: Oh? I certainly did.
Speaker 11: His name was mister drainman.
Speaker 1: The most terrifying phrase I've ever heard, mister drain man
Speaker 1: because he lived in the drain.
Speaker 11: He lived in the drain near my house, so like
Speaker 11: he couldn't just appear whenever I wanted, I had.
Speaker 12: To go like collect him from the drain.
Speaker 11: He asked his parents if he could come over.
Speaker 6: This actually sounds like a horror film.
Speaker 1: I'm getting a little bit. I get easily scared, you know,
Speaker 1: ask pommies to This is very unctaining for me. Oh
Speaker 1: my word, this not even Stephen King could dream up
Speaker 1: such a thing.
Speaker 11: I used to he'd come for sleepers and I'd make
Speaker 11: him up like a little bed next to mine. But
Speaker 11: it was like he was like a little.
Speaker 1: Elf like and he lived in the drains.
Speaker 11: He lived in the drain near my house.
Speaker 1: Did he stink this was a bit smelly or no?
Speaker 11: No, no, he was just like a little little drain man.
Speaker 1: Amazing. Sah, when was the last time you thought about
Speaker 1: mister drain man? Other than me saying did you have
Speaker 1: an imagining? Friend this morning.
Speaker 11: Well, I actually walked by my childhood home on the
Speaker 11: weekend and I walked past the drain I was wonder
Speaker 11: how he's going.
Speaker 1: Oh, Sarah, that's great. Thank you so much for sharing
Speaker 1: that with us.
Speaker 11: Thanks love to say.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you sir.
Speaker 12: All right, I have a good day, you too.
Speaker 13: Bat.
Speaker 1: I'm actually going to be nervous leaving. I've been looking
Speaker 1: out for the trains. That's probably Eddy Maguire in there.
Speaker 8: Es.
Speaker 1: Go to Sandra. Good morning, Sanchra, come.
Speaker 14: Morning, Good morning, Christian. How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good Sandra. Ho a, you're well? And did you
Speaker 1: have an imagining friend or mister drain.
Speaker 14: Man my imaginary friend? I had a couple, but the
Speaker 14: worst one was Judy. She did everything wrong. Anything that
Speaker 14: law I did and was meant to get into trouble
Speaker 14: for wasn't me. It was Judy.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: There were kids one yeah, the skatecoat one. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: not and it was you doing it on you and
Speaker 1: Judy got up with the blame for it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, definitely. And it was really funny. When I was
Speaker 14: early teens and working in the city, I had this
Speaker 14: kid following me that was trying to let you on
Speaker 14: to me. And he said to me, what's your name?
Speaker 14: And without a second thought, I said Judy. So I
Speaker 14: hadn't really thought about Judy for quite a while.
Speaker 1: She still happened you out in that situation.
Speaker 14: She was still there. She got the ed you know something.
Speaker 1: There listen, Sicha, thank you very much. She call you
Speaker 1: have a good day.
Speaker 14: You too, Christian?
Speaker 2: Okay, bye, Okay, now, so Christian who Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 2: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: One thing we need to try and ask if there's
Speaker 1: anyone that might been to help us out. Yesterday we
Speaker 1: had our weekly Monday morning big meetings when we have
Speaker 1: it with the boss and we're all there to talk
Speaker 1: through what's going on and stuff that might be surprised
Speaker 1: to you that there is any kind of planning with
Speaker 1: the show. And it can be a how don't I
Speaker 1: say this?
Speaker 7: It can be a crueling I.
Speaker 1: Didn't say that that. I'm hoping to give you two enough.
Speaker 1: It can how would you describe it?
Speaker 6: It can be a count.
Speaker 1: The words on the show. It's sometimes nice to give
Speaker 1: a gap for the other people to speak. Chack, you're
Speaker 1: nominated for a new come on the year, you come
Speaker 1: on the air and the actress, how would you describe
Speaker 1: the Monday morning eating other than a feet of endurance
Speaker 1: and oh god, oh no, off to time were with you.
Speaker 1: But yesterday I noticed that often sometimes you drifting out
Speaker 1: of that meeting. You're not it's not consistently there in
Speaker 1: the rooms.
Speaker 6: I'm physically in the.
Speaker 7: Room and backpack right through it as well.
Speaker 1: Check physically he's in the room, but mentally he's not.
Speaker 1: He's not in the room. And yesterday, once one of
Speaker 1: your all time top three, where's he gone? I was
Speaker 1: looking at your eyes at one point and they were
Speaker 1: going through me into previous lives and other spheres. I
Speaker 1: was like, he's gone. And then someone mentioned about because
Speaker 1: we aren't going to be doing again this year the
Speaker 1: Grand Final, right, and you know we were talking about
Speaker 1: We've got we've got clemenses, Tom, We're going to have
Speaker 1: the parachuters. With the first care kick of the ball,
Speaker 1: he's going to jump out of the plane land at
Speaker 1: the Wittnoval. This is gonna be ridic something. We're doing
Speaker 1: the Grand Final again. Grand's kicking the weekend before. We
Speaker 1: let you know all the details, but you know we
Speaker 1: are definitely going to be doing it again, And we said, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, someone's going to be a bit of a
Speaker 1: vibe for everyone taking part on the day and working
Speaker 1: all the day and all the grand's coming down at
Speaker 1: bacon and egg rolls. And he came back. He came back,
Speaker 1: Oh cool. Nothing about Skyniver, nothing about anything. The only
Speaker 1: thing that got above a flat line was a bacon
Speaker 1: and egg roll. That was it. That was his sole
Speaker 1: contribution Skydiver time and Death ten one. But the bacon
Speaker 1: egg roll got you very excited.
Speaker 6: Now I am looking forward to that Skydiper. Everything on
Speaker 6: the Grand final day should be really cool.
Speaker 1: But that bacon egg So the thing is, would the
Speaker 1: Monday morning meeting be better if we got some food
Speaker 1: in and had it beforehand?
Speaker 6: That would be not yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What am I saying is we are looking for
Speaker 1: someone to be the official caterer to the Christian Accornerbent
Speaker 1: for show, but only on a Monday.
Speaker 6: With bacon and egg rolls. Yes, as a preference.
Speaker 1: Is it anywhere near Richmond or can get to Richmond
Speaker 1: for half nine yep? What mean? Yeah? Well, I think
Speaker 1: we're still on air and half yeah, but they can
Speaker 1: bring them in because I think we need to eat
Speaker 1: before we have.
Speaker 6: The meeting during the songs.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, obviously it's so smart. It's too smart for
Speaker 1: his an to mention if you can help call the show,
Speaker 1: just forget it.
Speaker 2: So, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three on the line.
Speaker 1: Now this find out who is number thirty seven? Coome morning?
Speaker 1: Who's calling Christian?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Christian. This is Richard Norton. I'm calling you
Speaker 5: from Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 1: Richard, I got your email and read it out earlier.
Speaker 1: I was hoping that you would be able to call us. Richard,
Speaker 1: please tell everybody the amazing work that you do. So
Speaker 1: you're calling from the set of Suicide Squad two.
Speaker 5: Suicide Squad two with James Gunn. It's a total reboot
Speaker 5: of the Suicide Squad movie, which I was fortunate enough
Speaker 5: to work on the first one with David Eyre. So
Speaker 5: this is we're having another crack at it too, and
Speaker 5: we're in pre production mode at the moment. We start
Speaker 5: shooting the end of next month.
Speaker 1: And you're the fight coordinator.
Speaker 5: Yes, so, well, you know my job is to sort
Speaker 5: of train the actors quite choreographed the fights along with
Speaker 5: you know, a great sort of stunt team and actually
Speaker 5: quite a few of them from Australia. And I've got
Speaker 5: a choreger at the fight scenes train the actors and
Speaker 5: make sure they can handle all the moves and then
Speaker 5: ultimately be on set with them and make sure they
Speaker 5: look as good as they can once the cameras are
Speaker 5: rolling And you're.
Speaker 1: From You're in Melbourne at aren't you from Croydon?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I grew up in Croydon. So you know where
Speaker 5: Croydon is, right, Yeah? And it's a bush when I
Speaker 5: grew up there.
Speaker 1: That yes, So how on earth did you end up
Speaker 1: in Hollywood and doing because you've been in like hundreds
Speaker 1: of movies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I you know, it wasn't something I particularly
Speaker 5: aspired to do, you know. I would start at martial
Speaker 5: arts when I was eleven, got involved in karate with
Speaker 5: Tino Seberano, who you would obviously know as Kate Sabrano's father, right,
Speaker 5: and he was very instrumental introducing martial arts into Australia.
Speaker 5: So I trained with him and then in nineteen seventy
Speaker 5: with Bob Jones and I started Zendo kai style of karate,
Speaker 5: a very eclectic system that led on to doing personal
Speaker 5: bodyguard out guard work. Bob was involved in security when
Speaker 5: I met up with him and we were asked by
Speaker 5: Paul Dainty, a local entrepreneur, if we would look after
Speaker 5: the Rolling Stones and that was in nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 1: So seventy three you're looking off the stones? What was
Speaker 1: that like?
Speaker 5: That was amazing? I mean, if you can imagine being
Speaker 5: the first time on tour with a band as big
Speaker 5: as a rolling Stone was an incredible experience. And that
Speaker 5: you know, that sort of work is it's a lot
Speaker 5: of word of mouth in that work. So we were
Speaker 5: at the Stones and then looked after Joe Kaker Abbat
Speaker 5: was We then worked with Linda Rumstein, James Taylor for
Speaker 5: fourteen years, step with Mac Stevin Nix and do.
Speaker 1: You actually have to use any of your skills? There's
Speaker 1: a lot of it just looking tough. Do you ever
Speaker 1: hatch that to take care of anybody and get them
Speaker 1: out the way?
Speaker 10: Or yes you do.
Speaker 5: But funnily enough, the reason that I got a lot
Speaker 5: of work, and of course Bob, is that we didn't
Speaker 5: look like what people would imagine stereotypical body. Got to
Speaker 5: look like you know, I'm I'm not a huge guy
Speaker 5: and part of our thing was to basically blending and
Speaker 5: almost look like a member of the band. And you're
Speaker 5: a bit like that Alsatian dog was just sitting there
Speaker 5: and if somebody gets a bit too out of line
Speaker 5: and stuff that, you know, there your teeth, so to speak.
Speaker 5: And yes, And part of the attraction that I had
Speaker 5: when I especially when I went to the US and
Speaker 5: seventy nine, was working the bands out on the road.
Speaker 5: In fact, Rolling Stone did the article on me working
Speaker 5: these bands out because a lot of the members were
Speaker 5: coming off the road and better shaped than when they
Speaker 5: went on.
Speaker 1: So you were training Jagger and would you train the band?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I used to train well, not Keith.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it didn't quite get there.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one all point three.
Speaker 1: All right, today's at work time, Wister once more. That
Speaker 1: Haig's one hundred dollars chocolate hamper is up for grabs.
Speaker 1: Food bands. I've got KFC in the Sunshine Band.
Speaker 6: I don't know the band.
Speaker 1: Okase in the Sunshine Band. Maybe give it up, give
Speaker 1: it up, Bay, give it up, Comedies, beautiful KFC in
Speaker 1: the Sunshine Band. Now you know the band, bring the
Speaker 1: laughter picnic at the disco. That's good, the four Chops,
Speaker 1: Motown Butchers and the notorious Blt good, the bee cheese
Speaker 1: and thirty seconds to mars bar yeap. What have you got?
Speaker 6: Boys to Mentos, binfolds chive nice soup dog. Soup dog
Speaker 6: is good?
Speaker 1: Come on, look around the student. They give you nothing,
Speaker 1: and rightly.
Speaker 6: So Angus and Julius Scone nickel backstraps. Patsy saved me.
Speaker 7: No, I'm not laughing. I'm laughing at Christian.
Speaker 1: I think she just sneezed the Tobla emones. I just forgot.
Speaker 6: That's really good.
Speaker 1: Right in the dying rounds he came go.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: Can you just grab Patsy's phone right now? What does
Speaker 1: she look at? That address?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 6: Give me that phoneline shopping?
Speaker 1: I can nine shopping at the start of a link.
Speaker 1: I'm not even turning the microphone on because you abuse
Speaker 1: the microphone. When you do that, you disrespect this honor.
Speaker 1: We have to speak into these microphones, these instruments we
Speaker 1: have of trust. What are you looking at?
Speaker 9: It looks like I've got seven weeks to get something
Speaker 9: out for the acres.
Speaker 1: Oh my word, how the head turns. How the head turns?
Speaker 1: The ward nomination. Wow, we the diva is born. Join
Speaker 1: the shown out shopping for dresses. Is that red one?
Speaker 1: I saw?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I's it from here? The color of it. I'm about
Speaker 1: eight feet there's Soude of the studio shocking.
Speaker 6: Well, you've got to respect the nine hour. Remember we're
Speaker 6: number one breakfast show nine am to ten am.
Speaker 1: I'd prefer if you said we've got respects all hours.
Speaker 6: Especially well, it feels like if any we disrespect the
Speaker 6: nine am hour with stuff like that, and me reading
Speaker 6: the newspaper essay which I apologize for, thank.
Speaker 7: You, and I apologize today skip.
Speaker 1: Skip skipper right, today's at work time waster. Come on, everybody,
Speaker 1: let's get back on track to show it. Hey, don't
Speaker 1: do that to me. I'm present here, Okay. Today's that
Speaker 1: work time waster is food ben, that's it. She distracted
Speaker 1: me with the dress shopping, food bands, buns and rosen
Speaker 1: silver the Gerard Fleetwood, Big Mac Gold Pizza in Mount Martha,
Speaker 1: Pearl Jam Crumpet Delicious.
Speaker 6: Silver plus, Twixie Chicks Gold plus.
Speaker 1: Works on many levels. Adam Oreo Speedwagon Gold, Tofu Fighters Gold,
Speaker 1: nine inch Snails, and then we have that last week
Speaker 1: and for.
Speaker 6: Something something else Bronze for repeating.
Speaker 1: Savage Garden Salad Silver, John von Ham Sandwich Silvil plus,
Speaker 1: Simply Red Rooster Silver plus, Whole Pizza Play Silver, The
Speaker 1: Peach Poise Simple Gold, Brian Fairy Cake Silver plus, Culture
Speaker 1: Club Sandwich Smart Silver, Murria Curry, Kerry for Kerry Curry
Speaker 1: Bronze throughout Us, Powder Finger, Bun Bronze, Scorn Jovi Silver,
Speaker 1: Aerosmith's Crip, Chips Here Gold eleven Secret Herbs and Spice
Speaker 1: Girls Get the Hages, Chocolate Hamper.
Speaker 2: World, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three.
Speaker 1: We got another half hour left on day seven of
Speaker 1: Who's Calling Christian. Anything can still happen Sea Morning. We've
Speaker 1: had three Course Michael Winslow, then we had Corey Feldman,
Speaker 1: and then we had Richard Norton Bodyguard to the Star.
Speaker 1: I think it's been over one hundred and twenty different
Speaker 1: movies as a stunt man himself and starring in them
Speaker 1: as well. Still expensing a call from Robert Danny Jr.
Speaker 1: Who's been contacted by a listener's dog that has its
Speaker 1: own Instagram account, Max the Husky, and your dog has
Speaker 1: an Instagram account has also contacted him.
Speaker 6: That's right, your dog should do the same in anybody
Speaker 6: who's there pets Instagram password, jump on their account and
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Speaker 1: As that Stegosaurus that you own as a dog, has
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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 1: All right, let's find out who's going to be celebrity
Speaker 1: number thirty eight on day seven of Who's Calling Christian?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Who's on the line?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 14: I'm Benita Collins and I'm here to talk about youth
Speaker 14: in search.
Speaker 1: Oh hi, welcome to Who's Calling Christian? Now listen. I
Speaker 1: believe that young you, the megastar that was in I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure you are in play school? Was it for years?
Speaker 14: That's correct? Yes, well, if you read the blurb, it's
Speaker 14: just for over thirty years.
Speaker 1: Over thirty years, you're in play school. Thomas and Jack
Speaker 1: and Pats who obviously grew up in Australia, have recently
Speaker 1: moved here, Benita.
Speaker 6: Of course I got many childhood memories. Actually I had
Speaker 6: a teddy bear named Morris, named after one of the toys.
Speaker 14: Yees, yees. He's a lovely fluffy white.
Speaker 1: So how many years did you do that? For?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 14: Thirty years? However, quickly they could only make forty five
Speaker 14: new programs each year, split between five couples. We all
Speaker 14: only worked on it ten days a year. The rest
Speaker 14: will repeat.
Speaker 1: You're kidding needs a good work right, easy little gig?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: How many would you knock off in a day?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 14: Too?
Speaker 1: And also TV then would have been a more innocent
Speaker 1: time as well. So a quick point of the round
Speaker 1: window and that show won done, isn't it?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 14: A bit more than that?
Speaker 13: But yes?
Speaker 1: And did you have a corpse or anything? You making
Speaker 1: the shows?
Speaker 14: Or well if you if you, as they say, stuffed
Speaker 14: up tried to add live your way around it? Mind you,
Speaker 14: when I had a goat on my knee, a little
Speaker 14: baby go to weed all over me, that was the
Speaker 14: time I had to really add live all around that.
Speaker 1: And did you have a favorite window? Was it the arch,
Speaker 1: the square or the circle?
Speaker 6: I liked the arch the arch, Yeah, I always hoped
Speaker 6: to the arch.
Speaker 1: Now, yes, yes, now we had obviously play School ran
Speaker 1: for years and years in the UK as well. I
Speaker 1: think it started a couple of years before we got
Speaker 1: out here in Australia. But in the UK version right
Speaker 1: that I grew up with, they never ever went through.
Speaker 1: There was some kind of snobbery. They wouldn't go through
Speaker 1: many times through the circle window. Was that the same
Speaker 1: with your show?
Speaker 14: Gosh no, I never heard yeah, no no.
Speaker 1: For some reason they never went through that circle window.
Speaker 1: I don't know what horrors were in there. And did
Speaker 1: you have the same thing where it'd be some sort
Speaker 1: of video about how glass is made and a glass
Speaker 1: blowing factory? You know, it probably shared the same videos.
Speaker 1: I remember there was one they kept playing every fifth episode,
Speaker 1: which is how bricks are made as well in a kiln.
Speaker 14: Well maybe that wasn't my episode.
Speaker 1: So please, who's ask you to give us a call?
Speaker 1: Tell us about the charity that you're going on behalf
Speaker 1: of Okay, it's use in search.
Speaker 14: In search is one word. They've been around, oh Will,
Speaker 14: nearly thirty years. I saw them in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 14: I was invited because I'm also a corporate trainer and
Speaker 14: presentation and communication skills. I was invited to go and
Speaker 14: perhaps just give some presentation tips to these young people.
Speaker 14: I did. I found out about Youth in Search, how
Speaker 14: it worked, and I thought, yes, I want to be
Speaker 14: part of it. And so they have weekend workshops for
Speaker 14: young people aged fourteen to twenty who perhaps have been
Speaker 14: involved in drugs, alcohol, petty crime, truancy and it's a
Speaker 14: place where they can go and learn about what their
Speaker 14: problems are and how to deal with them and then
Speaker 14: move on. And it works. I can remember well my
Speaker 14: quick story my first camp. A young boy came up
Speaker 14: to me. He was fourteen. He said, hello, I'm he Stucker.
Speaker 14: I'm here to show you around. He's now the CEO
Speaker 14: of Youth in Search.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 14: And that's just a one off story. There are many,
Speaker 14: many stories of people just getting their lives back and
Speaker 14: having happy, happy lives.
Speaker 1: It sounds a great positive charity as well.
Speaker 14: Benita, Yes it is, it is, and I'm still involved.
Speaker 14: They also have what they call the Leaders training, where
Speaker 14: young people who want to be a leader learn all
Speaker 14: sorts of skills from team building. I do presentation and
Speaker 14: communication skills with them and it works. You see them
Speaker 14: go out into the world and as I said, they
Speaker 14: have happy lives, fulfilling lives.
Speaker 1: Now just quickly jumped on Google. Obviously, this is live radio.
Speaker 1: We never know who's calling in. Were you in a
Speaker 1: movie with Nicholas Cage?
Speaker 14: Yes, I was.
Speaker 1: I was a big fan of play School and it
Speaker 1: was like, I want that lady, she's got that magic.
Speaker 14: I'm not sure that's how it worked, but anyway, yes,
Speaker 14: it was knowing and I played his mother.
Speaker 1: How did that come to be?
Speaker 14: Well, you see, I'm an actress, so you audition for things.
Speaker 14: I auditioned, I got the jig, and off I went.
Speaker 1: And how has it been with because he's like, there
Speaker 1: are so many stores about stories about Nicholas Cage and
Speaker 1: what was he like?
Speaker 14: Well, the thing is that you and some of your
Speaker 14: listeners may know, if you do a scene with somebody,
Speaker 14: you have a stand in, so they stand there while
Speaker 14: all the lighting is done. So he had a stand in,
Speaker 14: So when we were rehearsing the scene and getting ready,
Speaker 14: he wasn't there. And at the last minute he would
Speaker 14: then come in because all the lighting and everything was
Speaker 14: fixed up for him or for the scene, and then
Speaker 14: you play. You rehearsed the scene and played.
Speaker 1: It and that was it and they was ushered out
Speaker 1: of there? Was that the same on play score for you?
Speaker 1: You had a stand in.
Speaker 14: Right, We were our own standing now.
Speaker 1: Beneath to the way this works, everyone who give us
Speaker 1: us a call. We have a question that's been left
Speaker 1: by the previous guest that we had on the show.
Speaker 1: And we just had a Hollywood actor and stuntman, Austroneyman,
Speaker 1: and he had this question for you. You ready for
Speaker 1: your question? Yeah, okay, So it's a martial ar theme.
Speaker 1: It's quite a strong question. But anyway, have it listened
Speaker 1: to this?
Speaker 5: If they suddenly found themselves in the alley's never attacked,
Speaker 5: what is the first thing they would do? What is
Speaker 5: the first move that they might save them from? An
Speaker 5: absolute vision?
Speaker 1: So he lives in the fight world, and that's obviously
Speaker 1: the stuff that is in his head. Benita, we didn't
Speaker 1: obviously readers at the time that you'll be getting the
Speaker 1: question if you were cornered in an alleyway by a
Speaker 1: disgruntled play called fan Nicholas Cage, how would you defend yourself?
Speaker 14: Well, of course he was not to know it was
Speaker 14: me and that I've actually done karate, So my teacher
Speaker 14: told us all all the females, you said, don't bother
Speaker 14: to do karate. If you're confronted by somebody who comes
Speaker 14: at you from the front, you bring your knee up
Speaker 14: and then run, so the knee went into private parts
Speaker 14: and then you ran. If it came from behind, you
Speaker 14: put your heel, run it down there, shin and run.
Speaker 14: It was always ended up with and run.
Speaker 1: Well that's a very smart Beanita. I never thought when
Speaker 1: we started today's show, we learn't having you on and
Speaker 1: you'll be giving self defense lessons how to escape attacks
Speaker 1: in an anyway? Part one with Benita. So how long
Speaker 1: did you do karate for?
Speaker 14: I did it for a couple of years, and then
Speaker 14: I suddenly realized when I was sparring with somebody, I
Speaker 14: got punched in the face because I wasn't quick enough
Speaker 14: to deflect. And I thought, oh, if I end up
Speaker 14: with a bruise on my face and I'm on set
Speaker 14: the next morning, professionally, I can't do that. I stopped it.
Speaker 1: I thought I would have added us something about you
Speaker 1: if you were to do it with like a black
Speaker 1: eye one day on place scoop.
Speaker 14: Yeah, not a good look.
Speaker 1: What a great laugh?
Speaker 12: You've got.
Speaker 14: Oh, thank you all right.
Speaker 1: Now listen, what's your question from you that whoever we
Speaker 1: could probably get a call from tomorrow?
Speaker 14: Maybe okay? Uh, right, to be a good theory for
Speaker 14: a day. And what wish would you grant somebody if
Speaker 14: you could you're a good theory and you could wish,
Speaker 14: you know, give somebody their wish, go for it? What
Speaker 14: would you grant?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Benita, thank you very much for being
Speaker 1: such a good sport telling us about a great charity.
Speaker 1: And it was a joy to have you on the
Speaker 1: show today.
Speaker 14: I thank you, Christian. It was fun.
Speaker 1: All right, good, thank you very much. Have a good day, Benita.
Speaker 14: Bye bye.
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Speaker 1: Heidi Furlick do you know? And we had Highly Frolick
Speaker 1: on last week about a late soup party. I can't
Speaker 1: remember the topic, but I remember the name Heidi Frolick
Speaker 1: because of her sign off at the bottom of our
Speaker 1: email address. H Frelic Bookkeeping and Fluent Books Pdy. Christian
Speaker 1: just listened to talk to the great Benita from play school.
Speaker 1: What a lovely lady. An awesome laugh. It was also
Speaker 1: fabulous to listen to Richard an hour or two ago
Speaker 1: as well. What an interestant guy, and I can confirm
Speaker 1: that the correct answer. The first movie you should do
Speaker 1: whenever if you are confronted by someone sinister is to run.
Speaker 1: I'm a retired taekwondo black belt. Who knew there'd be
Speaker 1: so much martial arts chat on today's show the last hour,
Speaker 1: there's been so much OCCA Now and weapons got mentioned
Speaker 1: an hour ago. I guarantee you we're the only movie show,
Speaker 1: not just in this city or this country, but in
Speaker 1: the world that actually name checked oker now and weapons.
Speaker 1: I'm a retired taekwondo black belt. I spent a few
Speaker 1: years teaching self defense and that was the first thing
Speaker 1: we taught the kids, just running, get out of there. Yes,
Speaker 1: are quite right, Heidi. Well, it has been an interesting morning,
Speaker 1: so many various guests or all different shades of show business.
Speaker 1: On day seven, three more to go, we're heading towards
Speaker 1: the big deadline ten am Friday morning for you to
Speaker 1: try and get your celebrities to call the show. If
Speaker 1: you missed it today, here's what happened. Obviously, Benita is
Speaker 1: only missing from this because our sound guy has just
Speaker 1: started crying in there's a very fraschhile man. Well, well,
Speaker 1: how long have I got? The show ends at ten
Speaker 1: Monday to Friday. Get it in before ten to be tomorrow.
Speaker 1: My fingers are bleeding for me, the editor. So anyway,
Speaker 1: here's what's happened up until half nine that has to
Speaker 1: go on tomorrow. Apparently unions we have here. You see
Speaker 1: all right, here's today's best of.
Speaker 14: Calling Christian day seven and voice Fowls are plenty by Christian.
Speaker 8: Steve Richards calling Supercars driver and five come better Winner.
Speaker 4: I'm like to challenge you, Christian, the last one of
Speaker 4: my rafe Christian.
Speaker 8: This is David park And calling. I'm threefl iofl coaching
Speaker 8: player for about forty years.
Speaker 12: Hey, Christian, it's Todd McKinnie here. I heard that you
Speaker 12: want to do some dance lessons, so you've got my lumber.
Speaker 1: The sound effects legend Michael Winslow called in now a
Speaker 1: large elephant please Michael Winslow, Okay, step up.
Speaker 5: Okay, just step pa.
Speaker 12: Come ons, not my big elephants.
Speaker 5: I'm warning you, Mite, it's a big one.
Speaker 12: Come oncome.
Speaker 5: That's bloody gods am.
Speaker 1: I eighties movie star Corey Feldman. They're bringing back Ben
Speaker 1: and Ted's in a couple of months time. Why not Goony?
Speaker 13: I will we listen, We've gone round and round. It
Speaker 13: can't happen unless it involves all of the originals, including Spielberg,
Speaker 13: including Darner, including all the kids. Just a very special.
Speaker 1: Place in all of our heart.
Speaker 13: But you know again, for that reason, we also wouldn't
Speaker 13: want to do it any injustice. And I think that's
Speaker 13: been the hesitation, because you know, you don't want to
Speaker 13: just go and rush and do some crappy you know,
Speaker 13: phantom menace type people.
Speaker 1: Now we don't jobbings.
Speaker 5: No, we cannot have that.
Speaker 4: Hollywood fight choreographer from the set of the new Suicide
Speaker 4: Squad movie, Richard Norton told us about training the Rolling Stones.
Speaker 5: A lot of the members were coming off the road
Speaker 5: and better shaped and when that went on.
Speaker 1: So you were train Jagger and Keith? Would you train
Speaker 1: the band?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I used to train, not well, not Keith.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It didn't quite get.
Speaker 5: The Jews.
Speaker 3: Calling Christian.
Speaker 1: All right, then tit off. Today's show is mister draine Man.
Speaker 1: We are back tomorrow morning with who Knows you can
Speaker 1: get on the show for Who's calling Christian three shows
Speaker 1: left that are still wide open. If you want to
Speaker 1: hear any of the chats that we are we've had
Speaker 1: on so far in the last seven shows on this
Speaker 1: they're all on the website. If you want to hear
Speaker 1: the fabulous Benita again, it's at Gold one four to
Speaker 1: three dot com dot au. Thank you very much. Everyone's
Speaker 1: working so hard to contact celebrities they haven't heard them
Speaker 1: on the show yet. Please keep it going. We're loving
Speaker 1: all the differant chats and I hope you are too.
Speaker 1: We're back to my morning huggies on the way
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