Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Friday, we do something called double thumbs up, where
Speaker 2: me chucking Patsko around the team to what the things
Speaker 2: were into at the moment.
Speaker 3: Patsy, what's it for you? Mate?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have checked out every one's go to on
Speaker 4: Netflix at the moment, which is America's Sweethearts the Dallas
Speaker 4: Cowboy Cheerleaders documentary.
Speaker 3: Ere the girls as are watching that at the moment
Speaker 3: and it's brilliant.
Speaker 4: Ah, yeah it is. For me, it was an eye opener,
Speaker 4: like this is just such a coveted position in cheerleading.
Speaker 4: There absolutely legendary this team, very very strict protocol and
Speaker 4: it's seen as such. It's a bit like winning a
Speaker 4: Brownlow in AFL and Australia for in the cheerleading world,
Speaker 4: Like it is massive if you make the side. But
Speaker 4: what I think what it was designed to do was
Speaker 4: to sort of emulate that and highlight that, put it
Speaker 4: up on a pedestal. But for me, what it's done
Speaker 4: is Wow, it's actually really like the body shaming the
Speaker 4: treatment of the cheerleaders. I think it's for me, it's
Speaker 4: more an expos They are paid so poorly. This isn't
Speaker 4: their full time job. All the girls have second jobs.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: There's one that's a dentist, another's palladive care nurse. So
Speaker 4: it's they want to do it obviously because they're doing it,
Speaker 4: but they're paid like five hundred bucks a game, and
Speaker 4: it's not like turning up for two hours on a
Speaker 4: Saturday and dancing on the field. It's like a full
Speaker 4: time job.
Speaker 5: They trained and think how money runs through that organization.
Speaker 2: But the history of it's really interesting because I saw
Speaker 2: the first episode past I didn't w it's a history
Speaker 2: of it where there weren't cheerleaders, and then one game,
Speaker 2: some cameraman cut to a woman smiling in the crowd
Speaker 2: who then did a dance, and a TV producer thought
Speaker 2: there needs to be a way to make it more
Speaker 2: excited because there's so many stops in play, and so
Speaker 2: I think there was one club that invented cheerleading. Dim't
Speaker 2: be buy a cameraman by accident. It was in the
Speaker 2: first episode. It's fascinating.
Speaker 1: Back in the sixties or something, yeah, you know, in
Speaker 1: the eighties there was a short period with the Carton
Speaker 1: Blues had a cheer letting squad they called I think
Speaker 1: they were called the Bluebirds.
Speaker 3: In the VFL game.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, I remember. One of Audrey's old dance teachers
Speaker 4: was a member of it, and in the dance studio
Speaker 4: there was a big photo of her in there. It
Speaker 4: was amazing. But yet this was I don't know. They're
Speaker 4: not on much money, they're not paid much. The body
Speaker 4: shaming is pretty I think rotten and but but it
Speaker 4: is interesting. It's very very interesting to see the whole
Speaker 4: guys and the other thing. I've got a hack this week.
Speaker 4: I washed my puffer jacket. I don't You can't get
Speaker 4: it dry clean, but you have to wash it. So
Speaker 4: I whack it in the machine. But you know how
Speaker 4: you get it all fluffy? Yeah, you put it in
Speaker 4: the dryer, But whack a couple of tennis balls in
Speaker 4: with it, because sometimes when you put it in the dryer,
Speaker 4: all the down clumps together.
Speaker 3: It doesn't it's ruined. No, it's no longer puffy.
Speaker 4: Yes, no, put two or three tennis balls in there,
Speaker 4: and I tell you it will come out like you.
Speaker 4: I've done all of our puffer jackets.
Speaker 5: What's the science, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Is it fluffing up like fists and a pillow.
Speaker 5: It goes around great hack.
Speaker 3: Where do you get that from?
Speaker 5: The tos No no?
Speaker 4: I saw it on Google somewhere. I don't know how
Speaker 4: I came across it, and I thought, I'm going to
Speaker 4: try that and it works.
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, what are you into this week?
Speaker 5: I watched a great documentary Wednesday night. I was at
Speaker 5: the premiere of Ned Brockman's documentary clock Run. From the
Speaker 5: time that he ran.
Speaker 2: Really googled, they really saw brainstorm what to call it?
Speaker 3: How very Australian run.
Speaker 5: It has done a little more cleverly in text because
Speaker 5: his name is Ned with a double D on the
Speaker 5: end and Brockman with a double N, so they've called
Speaker 5: it run.
Speaker 3: Are un Oh? I see?
Speaker 2: And is this explained on the Is this like a
Speaker 2: subside or parenthesis?
Speaker 5: That is honestly one of the most inspirational documentaries I've
Speaker 5: ever seen. It is incredible. So we know that he ran,
Speaker 5: so he ran from Perth to Bondo Beach over forty
Speaker 5: seven days.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 5: And it is as you as you would imagine, intense
Speaker 5: but like nothing you've ever seen before. And the will
Speaker 5: of that man is incredible. If you want an instant.
Speaker 3: Here human what he managed to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you want to get inspired about anything you
Speaker 5: do in your life, I watched this documentary. I couldn't
Speaker 5: sleep on Wednesday night because I was so pumped up. Afterwards,
Speaker 5: I had to use my adrenaline for something.
Speaker 3: Use it for some of the shows. Sometimes I thought.
Speaker 5: I was hoping you noticed it turring through to the
Speaker 5: morning we heard.
Speaker 2: Those time wastes yesterday. Go back and watch Inspiration. It's
Speaker 2: got a real short shelf life, isn't it that that
Speaker 2: inspiration or that adrenaline.
Speaker 5: So that is released this coming Tuesday on Ko and
Speaker 5: the and on foxtail as well. It's called Run the
Speaker 5: Brockman Documentary.
Speaker 3: All right, two quick ones for me.
Speaker 2: One of the Beverly Hills cop movie on Netflix is
Speaker 2: so good, excellent, f it's so good.
Speaker 5: Firstly, I saw the billboard for it. Eddie Murphy hasn't aged,
Speaker 5: so I thought it was just, oh, we'll just put
Speaker 5: up a before I did.
Speaker 2: First it was Ai and they've just made it anyway
Speaker 2: without Eddie.
Speaker 3: But he looks he.
Speaker 5: Was a new movie because that's the same.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought they just had airbrush like the original Eddie.
Speaker 2: You know, I didn't realize it's a new one. It's
Speaker 2: called ax LEF. I love Beverly Hills Company came out.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize Eddie Murphy, he's only twenty two. Wow,
Speaker 2: twenty two when the original one came out, and it
Speaker 2: just changed comedy and I really enjoyed ax Left is very.
Speaker 3: Very from it.
Speaker 4: It's on the same soundtrack as the original as well, which.
Speaker 2: Is full to my one as well. Yeah, it's very
Speaker 2: very good. I love Eddie Murphy, but it's very good.
Speaker 2: And the other thing is Jack Talking about sports documentaries,
Speaker 2: there's a new TV series on Apple TV about the
Speaker 2: New England Patriots, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, is.
Speaker 3: Called The Dynasty. It is barely believable story that went
Speaker 3: on at that club. It's an incredible watch.
Speaker 5: You have to be in the NFL. I never understood.
Speaker 2: No, I don't remember of it. Do you know what
Speaker 2: tight end is? I don't, but I keep going that
Speaker 2: they've got to sort those wide receivers out.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what I'm looking at. Sometimes it's
Speaker 3: the catches it.
Speaker 5: I know, Tom Brady throws.
Speaker 2: That's what I said to my wife. All you need
Speaker 2: to She was like, Oh, what's happening here? And I
Speaker 2: didn't want to show my grance. When he throws the
Speaker 2: ball and he's paid a fortune, the other guys get
Speaker 2: mushed up, but not Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: All right, let's watch it well. Christian know Connell's Show
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