Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Who's calling Christian?
Speaker 3: Now? I was stranger this morning? Then no time team
Speaker 3: is start the show show number four with Who's Calling Christian.
Speaker 3: We'll ask you to try and find celebrities where they
Speaker 3: are in the world and get them to give us
Speaker 3: a call. Yesterday we had David Hasselhoff and also.
Speaker 4: Egg Boy egg Boy. Today we're expecting Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 3: At some time and maybe Jim Newman from the Finnish People. Okay,
Speaker 3: so I know which one I'm more excited about, all right,
Speaker 3: But on the line now we have celebrity number eighteen.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Who's calling Christian? Who's this?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: Christian is beg Grills.
Speaker 5: Heyday, Beth.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for calling the show. Where in
Speaker 3: the world? Oh no, you sound like you're down a
Speaker 3: ravine somewhere in Norway.
Speaker 5: I am on the top of the mountain in North Wales.
Speaker 5: It is blowing a.
Speaker 6: Fifty mile hour wind.
Speaker 7: In a moment, the sun.
Speaker 6: Is just setting.
Speaker 5: It's nine pm and it's beautiful.
Speaker 6: Well I wish you could see this, but sorry if
Speaker 6: it's a.
Speaker 3: Bit noisy and windy, and of course that's where you
Speaker 3: would be right now, Bear Grills. I don't even know
Speaker 3: if you're working filming or this is just downtime for you.
Speaker 3: You're on top of a mountain in Wales. Where else
Speaker 3: would Bear Grills be.
Speaker 5: It's my favorite place, and that this is downtime. Actually,
Speaker 5: we've just finished filming for the last season and running
Speaker 5: wild on the way now with the family.
Speaker 7: We're owing a great little little hideaway.
Speaker 5: Up here, and it's heaven.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So boys are just chilling, they're about to have a
Speaker 5: bath and go to bed upsive out. The only place
Speaker 5: I get receptionist on the top of this hill. And
Speaker 5: so I'm standing there calling you and letting the world's
Speaker 5: a great place. So here we go.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's sounds magical. Now the only wife and kids.
Speaker 3: Sometimes surely you've got a couple of quids. Now kind
Speaker 3: of go and stay like a six star hotel.
Speaker 5: You know, I love it here. So I mean it's
Speaker 5: off grid. We power the house wind and sola and
Speaker 5: everyone has the mucket.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: The rest of the year one you know, we get
Speaker 5: looked after pretty well.
Speaker 7: But this place you've got to work hard for everything.
Speaker 5: You've got to carry the supplies out the hill.
Speaker 6: You've got to get the hoover own.
Speaker 5: You got to you know, you got to do the
Speaker 5: this is not clear. There's a great grounding time.
Speaker 8: Got three three boys teenagers now, so actually as.
Speaker 7: A family, we love this simple time. Yeah, it's wonderful.
Speaker 3: I bet that's a brilliant family, tom of what are
Speaker 3: the teenage boys like? Because I've got teenage daughters there.
Speaker 3: And when you go in the morning and say, hey, listen,
Speaker 3: you've got to come get up now you've got to
Speaker 3: help the old man catch the rabbit to eat your breakfast,
Speaker 3: and they're like, god, dog, get out.
Speaker 5: That's pretty fun.
Speaker 6: You know. The eldest are sixteen.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: We had a massive argument yesterday about face jumping, and
Speaker 5: I made the error of encouraging him to follow his dreams.
Speaker 5: I talked madas gun dive at sixteen. We've had an
Speaker 5: epic time the last few weeks jumping out of planes
Speaker 5: and helicopters. But now he wants a base jump. My wife,
Speaker 5: Sharha has gone that we hadn't mass arguing about it.
Speaker 5: I backed my wife and I said, no, you've got
Speaker 5: to listen to her, and then she she then she
Speaker 5: came and found us both fout as both far asleep
Speaker 5: on the sofa taking a nap. She goes, well, that's
Speaker 5: what's so genius. You're both so exhausted from arguing if
Speaker 5: you're not going to have a nap, you know, And yeah,
Speaker 5: that's just family life.
Speaker 3: It sounds ardentic. I think it sounds amazing. Bre We listen,
Speaker 3: who's asked you to give us a call?
Speaker 7: The task to trust that I work a lot with
Speaker 7: which are an incredible conservation charity and charity that worked
Speaker 7: mist Africa looking after trying to protect them reallyant dangered
Speaker 7: animals and help their community thrive. And uh and they are,
Speaker 7: they're they're amazing.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I do anything I can whenever I can
Speaker 5: support them and protect all these you know, beautiful animals
Speaker 5: that our kids and our grandkids can really understand about
Speaker 5: the natural world and how we're also linked and how
Speaker 5: it's so linked with community as well.
Speaker 9: So yeah, good on you.
Speaker 3: It sounds an amazing charity. And beer please tell me.
Speaker 3: I seem to remember a couple of years ago I
Speaker 3: was interviewing you, and it was after the interview, I
Speaker 3: think you're on your way out, you start to tell
Speaker 3: me about your wife, and how are you proposed to her?
Speaker 3: Now I'm in Australia. Please can you share the story
Speaker 3: if I remember it rightly? How did you propose to
Speaker 3: your wife?
Speaker 5: I proposed, Well, it was unplanned. We were in Spain,
Speaker 5: it was it was a Monday morning and uh, and
Speaker 5: we went for a swim in the sea and it
Speaker 5: was a deserted kind of cove and we were skinny
Speaker 5: dipping and I knelt down and she was getting out
Speaker 5: of the sea and I was just about to ask
Speaker 5: the question and a huge, massive, you know wave came
Speaker 5: in took me off. My speech, all of us ended
Speaker 5: out sort of you know, in the sands, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: But then I've proposed and she said yes, and that
Speaker 5: was the start of the adventure. So yeah, so unplanned
Speaker 5: skinny dipping in the sea, and then we went off
Speaker 5: to try and find a jewelers to try and find.
Speaker 9: A ring and that we really can't afford at that stage.
Speaker 5: And we'll hey le nineteen nineteen years later and the
Speaker 5: best thing I ever did, I married somebody kind with
Speaker 5: a great heart.
Speaker 3: So yeah, awesome. Now, the way this works as we
Speaker 3: go from and chat two celebrity to celebrity yesterday I
Speaker 3: had David Househoff online from la and we also had
Speaker 3: someone on called egg Boy. Do you remember when egg
Speaker 3: Boy became a big news story. There was a boy
Speaker 3: here it was like fifteen bear and he egged upoll Tian,
Speaker 3: an Australian politician with an egg over his head. That's
Speaker 3: it became egg Boy.
Speaker 9: Okay, you may.
Speaker 3: Have been under sea, upper mountain. Who knows where you
Speaker 3: could have been. Now he left. He was the last
Speaker 3: celebrity he spoke to at the end of the show yesterday,
Speaker 3: and he has a question for you because you're the
Speaker 3: next person speaking to you haven't listened to this. See
Speaker 3: if you can hear this bear?
Speaker 5: What's the best postume work protein meal?
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've got that at the top
Speaker 3: of a hill in Wales, but that was egg Boy
Speaker 3: wants to know what's the most the best post workout
Speaker 3: protein meal.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you all.
Speaker 5: We have some epic workouts out there.
Speaker 7: So where we actually live is on a little.
Speaker 5: Island and the houses at the top of this other
Speaker 5: hill on it and we have great workouts running up
Speaker 5: and down the hill.
Speaker 6: We've got to pull up bar on this cave over
Speaker 6: the sea, so.
Speaker 5: I'll still work out today and post workouts. Our team
Speaker 5: have just developed these protein bars made out of bugs
Speaker 5: and grubs and maggots and meal worm. So I've got
Speaker 5: a whole stack of prototype and these protein bars. I
Speaker 5: think we might be a little bit ahead of our
Speaker 5: time with these, with these things, because everyone says, no way,
Speaker 5: I'm eating those. It is going to be the future
Speaker 5: for the planet to try and have.
Speaker 6: Good sustainable sort of protein.
Speaker 5: But we might be twenty years to you earlier. I'm
Speaker 5: eating them like crazy.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm fascinating. You've got a pull up bar
Speaker 3: that overlooks the sea.
Speaker 5: Well it's over the sea if it's above a cave, and.
Speaker 6: It's a thirty foot drop into the sea.
Speaker 5: If you if you give up. So the lesson is
Speaker 5: for the family, never give up. You know you gotta
Speaker 5: you gotta hold onto the bar.
Speaker 3: This is incredible.
Speaker 6: I'll send you some pictures off air afters you'd.
Speaker 3: Love the love It sounds me. It sounds like the
Speaker 3: sort of thing that Bruce Wayne had in the dark night.
Speaker 3: You know it is lere to try and get stronger,
Speaker 3: to rebuild himself. Now, bet we need a question from
Speaker 3: you from the next celebrity whoever that is.
Speaker 5: Question Okay ready, yeah, question for me? What have what
Speaker 5: have you done today to make someone really smile?
Speaker 3: That's lovely, what a great question. And bear, what do
Speaker 3: you think you've done during the day today, Because it's
Speaker 3: like it's any evening over there in England in Wales?
Speaker 3: What have you done today to make someone smile?
Speaker 5: I don't know haough as the answered about you asked me.
Speaker 5: If you're asking me, I'm saying, oh, lots of nice things.
Speaker 5: The boys ask for family. They'll be going probably not,
Speaker 5: but you know we we are.
Speaker 6: It's what have I done today?
Speaker 10: Maybe?
Speaker 7: Smile?
Speaker 6: Boys?
Speaker 5: What have I done to make you smile? They're coming
Speaker 5: up the hill right now? Hold on, yeah, yeah that's true.
Speaker 5: Yeah I did that. Yeah, I promise them we can
Speaker 5: watch watch we have We only have a DVD player
Speaker 5: back in the houses. We don't get normal telling and
Speaker 5: we only have four DVDs. One is Police Academy one,
Speaker 5: the other Police Academy two.
Speaker 8: The third is to pack your parachute like a Pro four.
Speaker 5: And they so please none of those again. And the
Speaker 5: fourth is About Time WI a great film, so we're
Speaker 5: going to watch that.
Speaker 7: And that will that.
Speaker 5: Always makes people smile.
Speaker 3: It's always lovely chatting to You're an interesting man in
Speaker 3: your free spirit, and you've got such a great message
Speaker 3: to share with the world as well, but enjoying nature
Speaker 3: and ourselves as well. Good on you, Bear, Thank you
Speaker 3: very much for giving us a call, and enjoy your
Speaker 3: evening up the mountain with the boys.
Speaker 9: No worries.
Speaker 5: We love you guys.
Speaker 9: Keep up the great work all right.
Speaker 3: Thanks barebye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So Bear Grills, they're live from the top of a
Speaker 3: mountain as only Bear Grills could be. And does he
Speaker 3: take us up to I'm lost count now he's our eighteenth,
Speaker 3: he's number eighteen. Didn't that just sound amazing. He's set
Speaker 3: up there with his kids, just like something out of
Speaker 3: a movie or documentary where they strip away all the
Speaker 3: modern trappings and distractions and a family have to come together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's hard to imagine him ever indoors. It would
Speaker 4: have been weird if we just called him and he's like,
Speaker 4: I'm just said at home watching TV.
Speaker 3: I'm in a sports bar right now. Would have played
Speaker 3: the chips and I've just polished off a chilikon Carney
Speaker 3: and I'm on my fifth pint. He would be on
Speaker 3: the top of a mountain and you get that that
Speaker 3: it was it when his sun was fifteen that he
Speaker 3: taught him how to parachute and jump out helicopters. Is
Speaker 3: in't he? I felt like I was boring dad in
Speaker 3: the world. What have I taught my daughters in the
Speaker 3: last couple of years other than never drinking a bar
Speaker 3: with a flat roof? Other than that, I don't know
Speaker 3: what I've shared about my life experiences and lessons.
Speaker 1: The first time O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: So often be will say to me, what is that?
Speaker 3: Actually like to work with Jack? And even yesterday Matt
Speaker 3: came back, who's the guy from Jim's antenna's? Uh?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: That poor guy? He was up on my roof. Yes
Speaker 3: to have four hours?
Speaker 4: What's wrong with that antenna?
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with it. What I want to do
Speaker 3: is I want a bit of watch. We've got foxtail, okay,
Speaker 3: but I also want to have a foxtail in another room.
Speaker 4: I want to watch my London channels that I used
Speaker 4: to watch, make it watch the England.
Speaker 3: TV Private London. I have a private fee to bucking
Speaker 3: In Palace. I'd like to watch the Queen have breakfast
Speaker 3: from afar. I want to watch a bitter watch foxtail
Speaker 3: in another room because often I get kicked out of
Speaker 3: where the foxtail TV is and I want to watch
Speaker 3: the game, and the kids go, they have friends around,
Speaker 3: and suddenly I can't. So oh, I just thought it
Speaker 3: would be getting a lead off. An aerial symbol can.
Speaker 4: Come through the aerial, so that's it. I don't know
Speaker 4: why you got Jim's ans out.
Speaker 3: There, because you still need to be to split the
Speaker 3: signal to get it in another room with another foxtail box.
Speaker 11: You need a whole new box and you have to
Speaker 11: pay for a second box.
Speaker 3: Nott that, But how's to pictures and the people moving
Speaker 3: getting to the box? Mats up on the roof. He's
Speaker 3: found rats in the cruel space. I've got to call
Speaker 3: a rat catcher today. And there's perhaps you don't fancy
Speaker 3: come around doing that, aunt of the show deer.
Speaker 12: I've got my own rights. Thanks.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, what about bring that big old beast of
Speaker 3: a dog. Shove them up in the CROs you can.
Speaker 12: Eat the rats up there if he's scared of it.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Matt, Yes, there was going what's it like actually
Speaker 3: to work with Jack? And I say, do you know
Speaker 3: what he's a It's he's up the wind. You know,
Speaker 3: he breathes in, he breezes out. He is like the wind.
Speaker 3: And then this is no better example of what it's
Speaker 3: like to actually work with Jack.
Speaker 4: Well, we remember last year, the first week we started,
Speaker 4: they gave us a sheet of paper that said the
Speaker 4: Wi Fi password on it and what our new email
Speaker 4: and login was. I yesterday logged in for the first
Speaker 4: time to my radio station email, so as.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's twenty nineteen. We started a show
Speaker 3: the fourth of June twenty eighteen. It's August fifteenth today,
Speaker 3: yesterday he logs in for the first time, just to
Speaker 3: have a little looks at what's going on here at
Speaker 3: the station. On the show. We've done two one hundred
Speaker 3: and forty eight shows, almost one thousand show hours, and
Speaker 3: now he wants to be part of the team. It
Speaker 3: makes welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: A lot of the time I'm out of the loop
Speaker 4: on what's going on.
Speaker 3: We're aware stuff gets talked about, and I see the
Speaker 3: old thousand yard stair going on. People have been hired fired,
Speaker 3: people have been born into this world and announced on that.
Speaker 3: Do you know they tried to get holding to fire
Speaker 3: you three times. I keep saying, why is he still here?
Speaker 3: We sent him another email, this one in block caps.
Speaker 4: Guess how many emails are in my new unread emails
Speaker 4: in my inbox.
Speaker 3: Because it's the same if you work in a decent
Speaker 3: sized office or a kind of building. The amount of
Speaker 3: junk that goes on there, and hey everyone Friday, so
Speaker 3: and so's coming at midday Friday, drinks round my desk.
Speaker 3: Poppy's bringing his baby tomorrow, two days Poppies here, The
Speaker 3: amount de les I'm going swimming anymore in the former
Speaker 3: swimming club. The amount of junk emails that gets sent
Speaker 3: round always about one of three people. It's always one
Speaker 3: of three people, isn't it. I'm just doing heads up.
Speaker 3: We've got tickets to go to musical Patsy's got a
Speaker 3: salon of extra tickets to Charlie and the chocolate factory,
Speaker 3: but it's only at midnight to go to this one.
Speaker 4: So that is what I'm trying to appoint. All that money, No, no,
Speaker 4: not yours in particular, paths just all that class.
Speaker 12: How many thousands were in there?
Speaker 3: Check?
Speaker 4: Have a guess.
Speaker 12: I reckon about five thousand.
Speaker 3: Oh see, I reckon. I'm going to go seven thousand,
Speaker 3: six hundred and thirty two. I just to remember how
Speaker 3: many I've had to delete, which is mainly most of them.
Speaker 4: It's about smack bang in the middle six thousand and
Speaker 4: three hundred.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 4: What Yeah?
Speaker 3: So what did you do one of them? You can't.
Speaker 4: I can't sift through that. I can't sift through that.
Speaker 3: Where do I start?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 3: You don't because you're fine. You know what you need
Speaker 3: to know right now. In fact, that's actually quite zen.
Speaker 3: It's about you. You've got a zen inbox to leat
Speaker 3: them all.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: First one no joke was from Huggy and I was like,
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 3: Now you need to log back out. That's all there
Speaker 3: is we You know what I say. There's always someone
Speaker 3: who's very happy to get on the work email. Huggy's
Speaker 3: back from ten this morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Lad, there's some emails so late to the party. This
Speaker 3: is where you could email the show. But anything we've
Speaker 3: talked about on the show. No topic is ever left dead,
Speaker 3: we say on the show, and it's true like this
Speaker 3: on Ben in Hastings, Christian, my son and I have
Speaker 3: had listeners every morning on the school and work run.
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago, Pat's had an issue where and she
Speaker 3: was being cruel to her husband as he'd heard his
Speaker 3: eye and she was.
Speaker 4: You know, we've had a lot of how is his
Speaker 4: dire by the way that you don't care.
Speaker 12: No, it's still not one hundred percent. He's still having
Speaker 12: to use the drops.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, whay. You laughed at him that day that
Speaker 3: he got poked in the eye and for many days afterwards.
Speaker 3: But it's upset a lot of our mail listeners and
Speaker 3: the brotherhood if the wherever we love God is hurting
Speaker 3: and the Brotherhood is hurting, and Pats wasn't being very,
Speaker 3: very sympathetic to him. I had a similar situation where
Speaker 3: I tripped up at work and at my elbow brackets.
Speaker 3: Very funny story in itself. In a bracket. It was
Speaker 3: bloody painful, and I got home and the wife wanted
Speaker 3: me to mow the lawn, which I did begrudgingly. Good word,
Speaker 3: long story short, got zero sleep that night in so
Speaker 3: much pain after the trip at work and I couldn't
Speaker 3: move my arm in the morning. My wife started moaning again,
Speaker 3: saying I was exaggerating it. But I limped into the doctors.
Speaker 3: He insisted on X ray. Immediately found out that I
Speaker 3: shatted my elbow in three places. What fog. I started
Speaker 3: to mow the lawn, came home with my arm in
Speaker 3: a cast. Needless to say, my wife was shocked. I
Speaker 3: never got an apology, though, so to Pat's husband, I
Speaker 3: feel his pain. Thank you, Team PS. I have a
Speaker 3: make you say well story that involves a four day
Speaker 3: train trip, first meeting with her mother in law, skid marks,
Speaker 3: and the sea bomb. You need that story you had
Speaker 3: me at skid Marks, sir. Thank you. What a PS
Speaker 3: email of radio teach Ben. We have to get that story.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Ben. Let's go now to Michelle.
Speaker 3: God Christian, I think I live in the cut street name.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: There's a part two apple Berry Avenue that's very It
Speaker 3: makes you feel like you want a warm apple pie.
Speaker 3: Would anyone like can you even get can you do?
Speaker 3: Can you get like warm apple pies? Eats?
Speaker 4: Probably?
Speaker 12: Yeah, They're not not as.
Speaker 4: Good though the proper homemade's home uberter go to someone's
Speaker 4: home and pick up a homemade apple pie.
Speaker 3: But I actually think we should have like a Honnor
Speaker 3: on the go who can cook us up stuff every
Speaker 3: single morning, fresh out the oven.
Speaker 4: Would you trust the cafe down here to us?
Speaker 3: The silence speaks volumes Appleberry Avenue. Thank you very much, Michelle,
Speaker 3: Christian Jack and Pats. I don't have a cute street name,
Speaker 3: but I want to tell you about place in Tasmania.
Speaker 3: Is this cute Christian Egg and Bacon Bay.
Speaker 12: It's funny, not.
Speaker 3: Cute, but I love it. It's cool Egg and Bacon Bay.
Speaker 3: You can smell that the bacon sizzling, can't you in
Speaker 3: a fried egg? Egg and Bacon Bay's even got its
Speaker 3: own postcode seven double one two. It's in Tasmania. Christian Iron,
Speaker 3: did you ever used to read the post code book
Speaker 3: when you were younger or bored at work? Ah, you're
Speaker 3: only own there?
Speaker 4: Heard of that?
Speaker 3: I certainly that. Heidi. No, yesterday I was saying how
Speaker 3: I always have a little nose than a bottom of
Speaker 3: all the listener emails to see where they work and
Speaker 3: what position. I love there. Heidi is Heidi Frolic and
Speaker 3: she is from h Frolic Bookkeeping and Fluent Books Family Business. Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, just you know Michelle Gobbler, health and
Speaker 3: Safety Wellbeing Systems manager over at Fonterra Cooperative Group Limited
Speaker 3: here in Richmond. Actually, and Ben the one with the
Speaker 3: ps with the skid marks and mother and all the
Speaker 3: sea bomb of the train trip. All he says at
Speaker 3: the bottom is in quotation marks. Not a problem, just
Speaker 3: an undocumented feature. It It feels like some kind of
Speaker 3: it hashtag banks. If you, if you give me, got
Speaker 3: any emails for the show, maybe you stood upset about
Speaker 3: Pats having zero sympathy for our husband who's lost both
Speaker 3: of his eyes. Email late to the party, so on
Speaker 3: someone yesterday that was living a rush. The email makes
Speaker 3: no sense, but the heading I did like it simply
Speaker 3: said lat now the old lats, lat to the party.
Speaker 3: Email me Christian at Gold one oh four three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, day four on who's calling Christian Jack. We're up
Speaker 3: to eighteen celebrities. This is astonishing, eighteen celebrices. I can't
Speaker 3: believe I'm actually saying that. I wasn't sure if we
Speaker 3: get a couple in the first week, we're lucky to
Speaker 3: get any whatsoever, to get eighteen. We're only an hour
Speaker 3: into the fourth show of this. Bear Grills live from
Speaker 3: a mountain in Wells. You could hear it with the
Speaker 3: wind blowing around him. We'll give you a little recap
Speaker 3: if you're mister Early. It was actually an entertaining chat
Speaker 3: and a really interesting chat as well. He has got
Speaker 3: the right idea about life and how to enjoy nature
Speaker 3: and you forget with bear Grils. I've interviewed him a
Speaker 3: couple of times. It's a very interesting guy. But he
Speaker 3: was in the essays. He's ex Special Forces. He's such
Speaker 3: a polite, charming British gentleman, isn't he He really is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then you hear well, you wait to you hear
Speaker 3: if you missed it Early about where he was with
Speaker 3: his teenage boys and his wife in only only Bear
Speaker 3: Grills could have a downtime like that, a chinup bar
Speaker 3: over the sea that he makes his kids do, where
Speaker 3: if you let go, you drop into the sea. It's
Speaker 3: like in a gym where they give those steps the
Speaker 3: sort of graduate to teach them about hanging on off.
Speaker 4: Do you have to get does he have to like
Speaker 4: lift his child onto the china bar.
Speaker 3: I would imagine that he kicks them out of a heliculter.
Speaker 4: Above it somehow grab it on the way down.
Speaker 3: That thing where they fly through the air and they're
Speaker 3: star fishing and they.
Speaker 13: Grab the bar.
Speaker 3: And do a load of chips are hard to do anywhere,
Speaker 3: just one or two squeezing them out, doing them over
Speaker 3: the scene to a drop and it'd be a cold sea.
Speaker 3: It's not like a warm sea. It's a freezing sea
Speaker 3: as well. So we had all that from Bear Grylls
Speaker 3: which to share with you. And also what happened yesterday
Speaker 3: when we were hoffed. We had deck wood Hasselhoff on
Speaker 3: at Tempa State. We had David wood house Off on
Speaker 3: it a quarters to nine. I think we have him on.
Speaker 4: Did he have us on? Really?
Speaker 3: We were on the David Hausehof Show that was live
Speaker 3: from his car. We had to say goodbye and wrap
Speaker 3: up with Hoff otherwise I think I'd actually still be
Speaker 3: chatting to Hoff right now. Uh. So we got that
Speaker 3: to play too as well. But the big thing we're
Speaker 3: excited about today, as always, we never know who is
Speaker 3: gonna call. Maybe nobody. Uh, we had David Haushoff and
Speaker 3: an egg boy yesterday. Egg Boy was literally in the
Speaker 3: last three minutes of the show yesterday. However, John is
Speaker 3: a guy who called the show two weeks ago. He
Speaker 3: called back yesterday. His son, Aaron, is a PA for
Speaker 3: Chris Hemsworth and has been a PA with Chris of
Speaker 3: a Byron Bay and that compound up there for five years.
Speaker 3: John called back yesterday and made a very bold claim.
Speaker 14: I spoke again last night and he's guaranteed me that
Speaker 14: Chris will be on your show by in the show tomorrow.
Speaker 14: Guarantee you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: I don't John to be let down by his son Aaron.
Speaker 3: I want Thought to call.
Speaker 4: Have we verified John? Could he just be crazy?
Speaker 3: We know who the crazies are, don't We have them
Speaker 3: labeled up when they called him. Okay, John's one of
Speaker 3: the good ones. We love the craziest calling as well.
Speaker 3: But we know that John is. Yeah, you're right. I mean,
Speaker 3: if Thought doesn't call, we shouldn't be surprised to go.
Speaker 3: John's crazy. Bless him. He thinks he thinks his son,
Speaker 3: he told us yesterday. John stayed at the Bar and
Speaker 3: Bay compound.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's something a crazy person can say.
Speaker 3: You know where you are. You're always a suspicious young man.
Speaker 3: You don't believe in ghosts, and now you don't believe
Speaker 3: in John. John's a ghost.
Speaker 4: Do you believe I believe in John?
Speaker 3: Do you believe in thor I believe? So we're excited.
Speaker 3: By ten o'clock, maybe Chris Hemsworth calls us, or maybe not.
Speaker 3: We'll wait and see. Yesterday then I needed to share
Speaker 3: this with you to see what you think about what
Speaker 3: I did yesterday. Right, I was going to do the
Speaker 3: little cafe that's across the road from where the gym
Speaker 3: I use it here in Richmond, and it's a place
Speaker 3: called Pillar of Salt. Great place, right, go there to
Speaker 3: get a salad. I'm sat on one of those benches
Speaker 3: where you just share with other random people who are
Speaker 3: in there alone. It's busy, it's like midday, and I'm
Speaker 3: just about to order my chicken super food salad with
Speaker 3: torn chicken, if you want to know. And then I
Speaker 3: see a guy opposit me is tucking into this. It
Speaker 3: looks like a warm chicken toasted sandwich and it's and
Speaker 3: with like lovely chicken mayonnaise. There's like a bit of
Speaker 3: salad in their spring onion and I'm looking at it,
Speaker 3: and then then he goes, do you know where you
Speaker 3: want to have? And I went yeah, and I look
Speaker 3: at him and he goes, this is nice, right, and
Speaker 3: I go, I'm going to have what he's having. I
Speaker 3: actually said I'm going to have what he's having. We
Speaker 3: then me and him because I see that he's just
Speaker 3: come out of the gym, and we go.
Speaker 4: Gym.
Speaker 3: It comes over. I take a bite into it and
Speaker 3: straight my wind. Oh god, this has got mustard him.
Speaker 3: Do you know the scene and Dumb and Dumber where
Speaker 3: they put the chiliese that's me with mustard. Seriously, however
Speaker 3: did I say to them? Okay? So this way. He
Speaker 3: then goes to me across the bench, how is it?
Speaker 3: And I go, it's really nice.
Speaker 9: Oh no.
Speaker 3: I then have to wait until he's looking down at
Speaker 3: his phone to get one of the rolls, put it
Speaker 3: inside a napkin, put it in my gym bag. I
Speaker 3: say that. The woman comes over and go, oh, you
Speaker 3: finished that off quickly, and then she goes, do you
Speaker 3: want to think us w No, just a bill please,
Speaker 3: And now I've only had a mouthful of the chicken sewach.
Speaker 3: I'm absolutely starving. I have to go down the road
Speaker 3: right somewhere else and order another.
Speaker 12: Why can't you be honest with food when you're out?
Speaker 3: I could never do that? Guilty, No, I just I could.
Speaker 3: I do want to make the fuss. I told my
Speaker 3: wife this. She said the same as you again. Why
Speaker 3: didn't you just say something?
Speaker 4: Why is then the rumor goes around the gym. It's like, hey,
Speaker 4: that guy in the corner can't eat mustard.
Speaker 3: No, you're It's already bad enough with my gloves that
Speaker 3: I have to use, and now he just muchs. The
Speaker 3: world's most sensitive man's back in the gym.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one or four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So he said yesterday, you know, we're on the lookout.
Speaker 3: We're asking to be on the lookout for celebrities to
Speaker 3: gistical for who's calling Christian. Thank you very much to
Speaker 3: all the efforts you're making from the stars of today.
Speaker 3: It's the stars of the nineties and the eighties. It's
Speaker 3: all great. We're loving the different various chats that we're
Speaker 3: having with people like Hasselhoff, who is just a star
Speaker 3: of stars and then egg Boy right at the end
Speaker 3: of yesterday's show, Bed griells this morning, and hopefully by
Speaker 3: the end of to day. Jim Newman, who was the
Speaker 3: cowboy in the Village People. Oh and Chris Hammersworth might
Speaker 3: give us a call as well. But we are talking
Speaker 3: about there is a big star right now who we
Speaker 3: think is in Melbourne and he's definitely going to be
Speaker 3: here because tomorrow night he starts a kind of year
Speaker 3: long residency at Rod Laver and that is Hugh Jackman.
Speaker 3: And we are ready for you.
Speaker 15: Hues.
Speaker 2: Calling Christian.
Speaker 3: He will be here in Melbourne. Hell, we were moving
Speaker 3: around Melbourne. Wherever he is, we need you just to say, kindly, politely,
Speaker 3: cool Christian. That's it. There's those two words. Even if
Speaker 3: you see him walking down the street, Sorry, Hugeman doesn't
Speaker 3: walk down the street. He strides down waiting until high
Speaker 3: up windows and singing show tunes from the Greatest Showman.
Speaker 3: As you see him striding through this great city, you
Speaker 3: just simply say cool Christian. Wind up on your window too,
Speaker 3: your horn wherever we need you to be our eyes
Speaker 3: and ears wherever Hugh is, and hopefully he can call us.
Speaker 3: Anne's on the line now. Good morning.
Speaker 16: An want to Christian, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good And apparently you've already been part of Hugh Watch.
Speaker 3: What what did you see yesterday?
Speaker 16: Well, my kids, my kids met him at the airport
Speaker 16: and we handed him a note about I'm calling you
Speaker 16: on the Christian O'Connell show because I asked him to
Speaker 16: call you because you wanted you wanted to speak to you.
Speaker 16: So I personally personally gave him a note and hopefully he'll,
Speaker 16: hopefully he'll call you.
Speaker 3: Don't just leave me.
Speaker 4: Come on, And I told you he doesn't fly private.
Speaker 4: He's a man of the people.
Speaker 16: Come on yesterday on a domestic flight, a man of
Speaker 16: the people.
Speaker 3: This is what he did. Sure it looks like that.
Speaker 3: On the inside, it's a gym. There's no whether plb's
Speaker 3: like us. It's just it's just one share in the
Speaker 3: middle of it. There's just Youhugh having his boots polished
Speaker 3: and it's six pressed.
Speaker 16: Hopefully, hopefully he'll call you.
Speaker 3: Listen and this is great that you did this. So
Speaker 3: what were you doing at the airport? We were your
Speaker 3: states out there for Hugh Watch.
Speaker 16: Well I couldn't I personally couldn't go, but my kids went.
Speaker 16: But we knew. We knew when he was flying because
Speaker 16: we've got friends in Adelaide and he told us when
Speaker 16: he was coming in.
Speaker 3: You're part of a network, You're part of the global
Speaker 3: Hue Underground.
Speaker 16: A friend told us what flight he was on. So
Speaker 16: my kids were at the airport, so they got to
Speaker 16: meet him, meet him yesterday.
Speaker 4: So he's got a tail on him at all time.
Speaker 10: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? But he was lovely to your
Speaker 3: kids as.
Speaker 16: Well, and he was lovely And I have personally met
Speaker 16: him about three or four times before and he's always
Speaker 16: been amazing too, So he's always been lovely to us.
Speaker 3: Right, And is he one of your favorite celebrities?
Speaker 16: He certainly is. But what bon Jovi is my number
Speaker 16: one favorite?
Speaker 3: Okay? So he got Bonjovi at number one? Wors shoe?
Speaker 3: Is he a strong number two?
Speaker 16: Absolutely?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Would you where would you put meat fish?
Speaker 16: And so you're you're up the top as well too.
Speaker 3: My number on that just outside the top seventy.
Speaker 4: So Anne, are you going this weekend to the man
Speaker 4: that mid the Legend, Hugh Jackman's live show.
Speaker 16: Well, hopefully I will get to go to one of
Speaker 16: his shows because he's actually doing his show on my
Speaker 16: birthday too, which would be a nice little last little
Speaker 16: treat to go for my birthday hopefully.
Speaker 4: So if we got tickets for his shows, I don't
Speaker 4: think so it did tell me set up where we could.
Speaker 4: It would have been great if we did, But we don't.
Speaker 3: I thought we had tickets for it. No, no, but
Speaker 3: and and I promise you this, no listen if he
Speaker 3: calls they were asking for a pair of tickets for you.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 3: I just want to know which date you want to go.
Speaker 3: When is your birthday?
Speaker 16: My birthday is the twenty seventh of August.
Speaker 3: Twenty seventh of August. Is he rod over then?
Speaker 17: Yes? He is?
Speaker 4: Is he around that long?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 16: He goes he goes to Melbourne and then he goes to
Speaker 16: Perth and then he comes back to Melbourne.
Speaker 3: What to finish off a song? It's a bit long
Speaker 3: to wait for an encore. It's back in three days,
Speaker 3: time to do the care.
Speaker 16: If in Melbourne, then he goes to person it comes
Speaker 16: back to Melbourne because you use twour dates in that year.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right, so it's the twenty seventh, that's your birthday.
Speaker 3: That's when you want to be seeing Hugh.
Speaker 16: That would be that would be that would be lovely.
Speaker 3: Years and I'll ask him if he calls Okay.
Speaker 16: Oh thanks Christians, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Pleasure always love to talk to you. I'd have a
Speaker 3: good day.
Speaker 1: Thank you by the Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three three and a half shows into Who's Calling Christian
Speaker 3: running until the end of next week, so still wide
Speaker 3: open for you to get involved and hopefully enjoying the
Speaker 3: various people that are calling in and our chats with them.
Speaker 3: You're the ones voting at the end of next week
Speaker 3: for the top five that we announced, you'll put the winner,
Speaker 3: and the winning celebrity gets twenty thousand dollars for the
Speaker 3: charity of their choice. And if you got them on
Speaker 3: the show, whether you found them on Instagram like many
Speaker 3: of them in contacted that way or Twitter like the
Speaker 3: Hoff yesterday, then now you get twenty thousand dollars for
Speaker 3: yourself as well. So so far we're up to eighteen
Speaker 3: eighteen celebrities. The question for whoever calls in next, whether
Speaker 3: that is the much hyped Chris Hemsworth Life and Byron Bay.
Speaker 5: What have you done today to make someone really smile?
Speaker 3: Tough, isn't it? Because obviously Bear Grills was asking that
Speaker 3: and it's the end of his day. The other side
Speaker 3: of the world in England, if if if.
Speaker 4: Chris Hemsworth called up and he's only been awake a
Speaker 4: couple of hours, not.
Speaker 3: He just gets out drops oell of bed, does a
Speaker 3: quick squad thrust and then two hundred burpies and then
Speaker 3: he's into that gym and then he's probably having a
Speaker 3: protein shake or some of that. What is It's a limit.
Speaker 3: He's only had a couple of hours of his day
Speaker 3: to make someone smile, isn't he? Although if you're missus Hammisworth,
Speaker 3: just see those pegs everything that the glutes as well. Sorry,
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's three and a half shows. I don't
Speaker 3: know what happened there. Three in our shows into Who's
Speaker 3: Scoring Christian? And I just partly this is therapy because yesterday,
Speaker 3: when there's been so much going on this week with
Speaker 3: Who's Calling Christian? Like I say, sometimes we kind of
Speaker 3: even take a toilet break because the producers come running
Speaker 3: in and there's someone on the I need to talk
Speaker 3: to them, and so you need to sit and wait
Speaker 3: and it's all chaos yesterday. If you heard the end
Speaker 3: of the show. We were saying goodbye, and egg Boy
Speaker 3: called in like the last three minutes and we had
Speaker 3: a fascinating chat, a delightful chat with him. But the
Speaker 3: whole thing that happened with David Hasselhoff is surreal because
Speaker 3: he was on for twenty nine minutes, you know, That's
Speaker 3: what it was, and in two parts as well, and
Speaker 3: at times it wasn't like I was interviewing him. It
Speaker 3: was like he was just saying whatever he wanted and
Speaker 3: we were merely the witness to it. And I loved
Speaker 3: all of it. So this is what happened yesterday on
Speaker 3: the show. When David Hasselhoff called us.
Speaker 15: Good line, Christian is the half had just come straight
Speaker 15: from a big TV pitch meeting.
Speaker 10: That's like a big bag of gold. They're making more
Speaker 10: money than it would be a lot of money.
Speaker 15: I do half seven minutes nineteen and without requesting it,
Speaker 15: the half start singing to Christian.
Speaker 10: I'dn't looking so.
Speaker 15: Ten minutes fifteen and we were off on another tangent.
Speaker 15: The Hoff tells Christian about meeting Quentin Tarantino in toilet.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, I met Garantino a long time ago
Speaker 10: when he said in the press. One of my next
Speaker 10: door is after John's revolt is David Aslong. And I
Speaker 10: saw him in the men's room at Bolden Globe and
Speaker 10: I said, Hi, I'm half celeberty looking at me, and
Speaker 10: he went okay.
Speaker 9: And he left.
Speaker 3: The end of meeting.
Speaker 10: End of Yeah, you're right. I was gonna be your
Speaker 10: next door. He went, I'm I'm at general right now
Speaker 10: and I can't let it talk.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Twelve minutes twenty and we learned about the Hoff's first
Speaker 15: celebrity crush.
Speaker 10: I think my first celebrity crush was Paulina Poriskova.
Speaker 1: She was a beautiful model who married Rick O'Casey from
Speaker 1: the Cars and was kind of funny because she's so.
Speaker 10: Beautiful and he's, uh, he's a rough rock and roller.
Speaker 3: No one's more beautiful than you.
Speaker 15: Half fourteen minutes and five seconds, The unfingable happens.
Speaker 3: The half starts to break up. Second half. We're losing
Speaker 3: a half.
Speaker 15: Half on half twenty one minutes and our prayers are answered.
Speaker 3: The half returns a minute. He's back. This is breaking news.
Speaker 3: The Hoff is back.
Speaker 2: Everyone.
Speaker 10: Half, are you there, I'm live out here, I'm here.
Speaker 3: Hey, We've got the holf We've got the bay.
Speaker 15: Twenty six minutes and ten seconds things really start to
Speaker 15: go off the rails. The Half talks about his new
Speaker 15: movie Kung Fury.
Speaker 10: I played the car this time, the Half nine thousand
Speaker 10: who morphs into a man and man bowed and sings
Speaker 10: to puppies.
Speaker 9: I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Play this is amazing.
Speaker 6: Come on, and.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you you're gonna love it.
Speaker 10: You're gonna and you're gonna call me back and say
Speaker 10: you need to come in and talk about.
Speaker 15: In twenty eight minutes and unfortunately it's time to say goodbye.
Speaker 10: Okay, guys, take care of it.
Speaker 3: We have been off and breathe. That's what happened when
Speaker 3: we got hoffed yesterday on the show. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Sure all the efforts you make can try and get
Speaker 3: these various stars to give us a call. We loved
Speaker 3: it yesterday with the hoff Luckily, what we didn't play
Speaker 3: back to you was were we getting He was getting
Speaker 3: so excited about Kung Fury two he let the F
Speaker 3: word out as well.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We really need to know how is the best way
Speaker 3: to break in a pair of shoes. You've now stopped
Speaker 3: wearing the whitest trainers on planet Earth.
Speaker 4: They're very cool, but they're very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Tata Marine have actually asked to stop wearing them because
Speaker 3: it's actually distracting pilots flying over the city. Why is
Speaker 3: that's all the lazy thing down there? They are so
Speaker 3: brand new? And then my daughter I brought about Dr
Speaker 3: Martin Boots a couple of it's about two months ago
Speaker 3: and she's hardly wearing them now because if you ever
Speaker 3: seen Dr Martin boots, the big sort of thirteen whole
Speaker 3: lace ones, they take years to break in. And I
Speaker 3: suggested the other day that I put them in a
Speaker 3: pillowcase and smash them with hammers. I wasn't joking because
Speaker 3: I thought, what's that gonna do? It's gonna So.
Speaker 11: He often hits me with shoes in a case to
Speaker 11: knock him sense in.
Speaker 3: Its study pass. So what is the best way to
Speaker 3: break in a pair of shoes? Do let us know?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one O four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Right now that time for brand new isolated vocal. This
Speaker 3: is another diry different one, I said vocal we do
Speaker 3: every Thursday where we just stripped back a song and
Speaker 3: just play up the raw isolated vocal performance. This is
Speaker 3: a big dumb rock and roll song. Ain't nothing but
Speaker 3: a good time by Poison. Have listened to Brett Michaels
Speaker 3: doing this isolated vocal changes the song for you.
Speaker 18: Money young women in ways, but have to until you
Speaker 18: wear spent last name. I'm real sor about the sheephon
Speaker 18: in not just a light of myth mold every now
Speaker 18: and landy, I'm always working and say every day got
Speaker 18: to get a break from the same mold, same olde.
Speaker 3: I need a chance just to get away.
Speaker 18: If you could hear anything, this is what I've said, i'hing.
Speaker 9: But a good time?
Speaker 18: How can I resist? They're looking for nothing but a
Speaker 18: good time, and it don't.
Speaker 8: Get better than this.
Speaker 3: Brett Michaels this week's isolated vocal star. If you love
Speaker 3: that kind of rock and roll Poison Motley Crue, and
Speaker 3: you want to read an amazing book of a really
Speaker 3: honest book about rock and roll, what it was like
Speaker 3: with those bands and guns and roses. The Motley Crue
Speaker 3: book that is just about the best one there is around.
Speaker 3: Have you read that?
Speaker 4: No made that into a documentary recently as well.
Speaker 3: Well, I know it's a traumatization that sucked really really bad.
Speaker 3: The book is amazing.
Speaker 4: Is it all true? Order those guys like exaggerate.
Speaker 3: I get horrible feeding reading it at times that it's true,
Speaker 3: And when they're telling some of the stories back, it's
Speaker 3: not like they're proud of what happened. But it's just
Speaker 3: all the band pettu rival reason. Whether you're working in
Speaker 3: an office for four or five people and you know
Speaker 3: you're going to clash, but put them in a rock
Speaker 3: and roll band that add a load of egos and drugs.
Speaker 3: It's like this crucible. But just the mundaney and pettiness
Speaker 3: of some of their arguments are amazing. But it's called
Speaker 3: the Motley Cruz story. I can't recommend that enough. That
Speaker 3: is brilliant. Don't waste the time on the Netflix thing.
Speaker 3: Netflix makes a lot of great shows. That ain't one
Speaker 3: of them. All right, as you do. On this show,
Speaker 3: we bounced around all over the place. We're now going
Speaker 3: back to how do you break in a pair of shoes?
Speaker 3: I've got a twelve of your daughter with a pair
Speaker 3: of Dr Martin boots she's scared to wear at the moment,
Speaker 3: she's had the two months. There's no given them. Do
Speaker 3: you remember when used to get school shoes, not like
Speaker 3: they are now where they're all sort of specially designed
Speaker 3: and they mold to the foot, Nike air and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. This is when it was just basically like wood,
Speaker 3: and you put them on the start of the year
Speaker 3: and you'd be lucky if any kind of given them.
Speaker 3: By the end of the school year, your parents would
Speaker 3: go there. You just wear them and wear them around
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 4: That's what I want to do with the last remaining
Speaker 4: days of my summer holidays.
Speaker 3: Big old, cunky school shoes, you know, So how do
Speaker 3: you break in a pair of shoes? And plus you've
Speaker 3: got your squeaky white trainers at the moment.
Speaker 4: Brand like they're very cool shoes, but they're just uncomfortably stiff.
Speaker 3: I've often looked at Jerry Seinfeld and thought I'd love
Speaker 3: to wear some of those white trainers that he rocks. There. Dave,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 9: Sorry, sorry, sorry, christ that's.
Speaker 3: Right what we were taking a peel.
Speaker 19: I'm just actually getting into my work clothes.
Speaker 3: That's right. Busy in the morning, and what stage of
Speaker 3: getting dressed are you in right now?
Speaker 19: I've put the pants on and I'm doing the belt up.
Speaker 3: Great start. I don't mind whether you a nude or anything,
Speaker 3: but if you are going to put trousers on it
Speaker 3: when sis you wear a belt? So thank you very much.
Speaker 4: It's good that you're wearing trousers. But it does make
Speaker 4: it seem like you called us. When you first called us,
Speaker 4: he didn't have pants on.
Speaker 19: No, I did have pants on. I was in my
Speaker 19: car at the time.
Speaker 3: So this is amazing itself. I love all of this.
Speaker 3: Do you think we've ever had people call the show naked?
Speaker 9: Not quite.
Speaker 3: We had somebody call from the bath so yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I just thought maybe tomorrow morning we're doing the naked
Speaker 3: phone in the first hour of the show. All right,
Speaker 3: Dave tell us, how do you break in a pair
Speaker 3: of shoes?
Speaker 19: Now, this is an old bush trick that has boys
Speaker 19: used to use that bush. I'm talking about up the
Speaker 19: wimmer away because we wear blandstones all the time and
Speaker 19: those things killed and I give.
Speaker 9: You blisters and what not for weeks.
Speaker 19: The trick is you get a nice warm bath tub
Speaker 19: and you're standing in the bathtub with a decent pair
Speaker 19: of softs and your boots on, and you let them
Speaker 19: soak for about ten minutes, and then you wear for
Speaker 19: the rest of the day till I draw on your
Speaker 19: seat and they sit like a glove for the rest
Speaker 19: of your life.
Speaker 3: Now, I got a pair of blondstones I bought like
Speaker 3: five or six years ago. They have still not broken yet.
Speaker 3: But I haven't stood in that. I haven't stood in
Speaker 3: the bath with the mind.
Speaker 19: Give them wet. It's been totally wet, and then were
Speaker 19: You might be uncondled for a day wearing wet boots
Speaker 19: and socks, but once they all dry out on your seat.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, I can't come into work with soggy footwear.
Speaker 3: Into a radio shud, Chris Hemsworth on the line, I'm
Speaker 3: shaking out. Hang on, Chris, there's some more water in
Speaker 3: the heel of this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I trudging water up and down the radio studio.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's gonna I don't think that's gonna work.
Speaker 3: Plus you get, isn't it. Al In the First World
Speaker 3: War they all got trench foot in the trenches with
Speaker 3: their wet I don't think this is very good for
Speaker 3: your feet.
Speaker 19: It's only the one day and you probably won't get.
Speaker 3: Athletes, but no, thank you doctor. All right, Dave for
Speaker 3: the rest of you.
Speaker 19: Before I go, can I give a big shout out
Speaker 19: to the Marvel Across cub again. I rang a couple
Speaker 19: of weeks ago and shared out the boys.
Speaker 5: I'd love to say, well.
Speaker 19: Done Marvel Across, probably going all the way to the grand.
Speaker 20: Final this year.
Speaker 3: Good eye and wow done you're still winning? Then?
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, we beat wims down on the weekend and
Speaker 19: then the number one team and we smacked them at
Speaker 19: fourteen eight. And now we've got one more round to go,
Speaker 19: sorry path there and forth and we'll beat them easily
Speaker 19: and we're gonna we're gonna go all the way to
Speaker 19: the grand file.
Speaker 9: So a big one all of the three boys that man.
Speaker 3: Good on you all right, keep on winning. Good luck, Bud,
Speaker 3: all right, take care a day, carry on getting changed
Speaker 3: that day. Daby one is just getting changed for shots
Speaker 3: to us. Rod, Good morning. I think he was naked
Speaker 3: when he first caught the station, wasn't he? Rod? Good
Speaker 3: morning morning, I'm good Rod, Rod. What do you reckon?
Speaker 3: Is the best way to break in him?
Speaker 13: A pair of new shoes, The absolute best way to
Speaker 13: buft in your doc matons especially uh wait, a bit
Speaker 13: of newspaper, just damp put it in front of them
Speaker 13: and put it in shoes and put it in front
Speaker 13: of the heater.
Speaker 3: Oh what and it will it will wet and then dry.
Speaker 3: It will soften them up, moisten them.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, sock them right ups. Won't take you three
Speaker 20: years where I mean, you'll do it an afternoon.
Speaker 4: Well, so you squishing newspaper like fully, like trying to
Speaker 4: get into every nooking cranny in there.
Speaker 20: No, no, no, not get through boody thirty newspapers.
Speaker 3: Just so Jack's got very confused with how to roll
Speaker 3: up some newspaper. I think he's still trying to read
Speaker 3: up the back sports page to do the crossword with
Speaker 3: it in a shoe.
Speaker 20: No, I just like, you know, a couple of bits
Speaker 20: news described on the ball.
Speaker 3: And just great idea. All right, Rod, I tried that
Speaker 3: one rather than getting to soggy feet all day like
Speaker 3: your idea more okay, thanks right, yeah it is Yeah,
Speaker 3: David was talking about that.
Speaker 20: I wouldn't give you a bum STERI of the matter.
Speaker 9: It works, thank you.
Speaker 3: I respect that about you as well. Rod. I mean
Speaker 3: that's what I like about Rod. He's never given me
Speaker 3: a bum stare was Dave is the king of bum stairs.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Some of you when you've heard me talking about that.
Speaker 3: I've been doing secret little stand up spots here and there.
Speaker 3: Always want to know when I when I am. We're
Speaker 3: actually going to announce something doing some stuff this weekend.
Speaker 3: I'm actually heading out west, leaving the Base Side compound
Speaker 3: on a Saturday night and heading out west. What's going on?
Speaker 3: I'm heading to the Yarraville Comedy Club.
Speaker 4: It's like the posh of the West.
Speaker 3: That's my kind of West. Yarraville Comedy Club. What a
Speaker 3: lineup they're celebrating at their birthday and they know like
Speaker 3: eleven comedians. But the really big treat for me is
Speaker 3: I'm going to get to see Tony Martin and Marty sheargold.
Speaker 3: I've been listening to them for over twenty years and
Speaker 3: no idea what Tony's I could stand up or the
Speaker 3: legend that is Marty sheargold. But I'm jumping up as well.
Speaker 3: And it's at the Yarraville Comedy Club on Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Like I said, there's eleven comics. I think Dave Thornton,
Speaker 3: Jeff Green, loads of others as well. I'm super excited.
Speaker 3: I can't wait. Have you ever seen Tony Marty do
Speaker 3: stand up?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen Tony at the Fairfield Comedy Club that
Speaker 4: you did last year. Yeah, he's a really.
Speaker 3: Funny standing ah bet, it's amazing. And Marty Marty's going
Speaker 3: on eleven o'clock at night now that Marty is I'm
Speaker 3: sure will Mum is saying this. He's a man of
Speaker 3: the darkness anyway. Goodness knows what the Prince of Darkness
Speaker 3: is like eleven cclock at night. I'm guessing he's probably
Speaker 3: had a few by then. I will be sticking around
Speaker 3: to see that and witness all of that as well.
Speaker 3: I can't I cannot wait for it. And then next
Speaker 3: Friday and Saturday night I'm all going to be doing
Speaker 3: some stuff at the Comics Lounge as well. Patsy, obviously
Speaker 3: the show's everything's changing at the moment, so you know
Speaker 3: when the interviews are going on, you've got a little
Speaker 3: bit of time there to help me out on a project.
Speaker 3: At the moment, I really need your help. My wife
Speaker 3: is celebrating a significant age that I'm forbidden for talking
Speaker 3: about on the show. It's not until November, however, it
Speaker 3: is a significant age. One is I don't know why
Speaker 3: she's embarrassed about it, you know, but I'm really struggling
Speaker 3: to know what to do for surprises and what to
Speaker 3: do for presents, because done it, done.
Speaker 4: It, You've done it all.
Speaker 12: He's done some impressive stuff I have.
Speaker 3: I've done all the stuff. I need some new ideas. Well.
Speaker 11: That's your own fault for giving a good stuff in
Speaker 11: the past. Now you run out of ideas, all.
Speaker 3: Right, pat So I'm glad you say if I have
Speaker 3: a for it's I care too much, Patsy, taking you
Speaker 3: two hundred and forty eight shows to get there. But
Speaker 3: it's true I did because I went on these red
Speaker 3: letter experience websites. Right you start to look at some
Speaker 3: really amazing stuff hot air balloons.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but she experience to fly? Why is she
Speaker 4: going to get in the hot air.
Speaker 3: As it just said? I said the other day, Hey, listen,
Speaker 3: just a couple of areas. How do you feel about
Speaker 3: hot air balloon? Like a winery? Sunrise sunset? Chris, I
Speaker 3: would weep the whole time, So that's out. Then I
Speaker 3: saw a great one, great ocean. You can do the
Speaker 3: Great Ocean road from a helicopter, magnificent. But she's a
Speaker 3: nervous fly. If you don't like being on a big plane,
Speaker 3: you don't want to get a little one that takes
Speaker 3: off from a rabbit.
Speaker 12: What about a boat to do?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 12: What about along?
Speaker 3: I can't afford to fire a boat like Carl and
Speaker 3: Jackie ow money boat, I get a little dinghy or yeah,
Speaker 3: pump up one, yes, hang on another hour?
Speaker 12: No you need to What about some pampering?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: One of those homemade vouchers is home made?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: One of those Pommy vouchers.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Christian, how about shark diving in the aquarium for
Speaker 3: your wife? Clever? We've just recently to redo the life
Speaker 3: assurance as well, so if anything happens, got one a
Speaker 3: four point three Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, eight thirty seven,
Speaker 3: So still to come on today's show? We got the
Speaker 3: app work time waste? And will he call? On day
Speaker 3: four of who's calling? Christian? We don't know who's gonna
Speaker 3: be calling, but sometimes people say I've asked so and
Speaker 3: so and more. More is the case that though they
Speaker 3: those people don't call, and for good reason. They might
Speaker 3: be other stuff going on they just forgot. However, two
Speaker 3: weeks ago, we get a call from listener John, lovely guy,
Speaker 3: and he tell us about his son Aaron, who for
Speaker 3: the last five years has worked full time as a
Speaker 3: PA for the one and only Chris Hemsworth. John called
Speaker 3: us back yesterday.
Speaker 14: I spoke Baron again last night and he's guaranteed me
Speaker 14: that Chris will be on your show by in the
Speaker 14: show tomorrow. Guarantee you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Guaranteed one hundred percent. We've still got another hour and
Speaker 3: twenty two minutes ago of the show, yet anything could happen.
Speaker 3: Adam's still hoping that Jim Newman. We all know who
Speaker 3: Jim Newman is. You just say the name you know
Speaker 3: it's Do you mean, oh cowboy from the Village People? Yes?
Speaker 3: I do. Hopefully he's going to be calling me as well,
Speaker 3: and I'm absolutely gutted. It's great to have one of
Speaker 3: the stars of night Rider with the hoff. But the
Speaker 3: really big star was season two was April. She was
Speaker 3: the mechanic and Rebecca Holden still hasn't called the show.
Speaker 4: Who is getting onto her again? We would go, we
Speaker 4: got so close.
Speaker 3: I think a guy called Adria and the supermaner. I've
Speaker 3: actual email going just let's leave her alone. Now. She
Speaker 3: knows about the competition because he was. His last email
Speaker 3: to me was that he knows she's online active and
Speaker 3: reading the Facebook message and I'm like, step up, Oh wait,
Speaker 3: this is noting about Facebook, isn't it. You know, just
Speaker 3: let it be now, Okay, You've asked a couple of times.
Speaker 3: She knows where we are. The competition's running for another
Speaker 3: week or so. One thing I'm surprised about. I thought
Speaker 3: we'd have a lot of footy players calling him. You know,
Speaker 3: stars are the teams you all go and see every
Speaker 3: weekend when they win, lose, or whatever. We haven't had
Speaker 3: any yet so far. Donna just called up. But I
Speaker 3: think as asked Dusty Martin, which she's mazing him.
Speaker 4: She's contacted Dusty asking if we've already spoken to him.
Speaker 4: We haven't.
Speaker 3: Sadly, no, not a single footy player whatsoever. All right,
Speaker 3: here's what happened this morning. This morning, six o'clock. We're
Speaker 3: literally in the middle of the very first song of
Speaker 3: five bar six while most of you were asleep, and
Speaker 3: we find out that the claxon's going and it's Bear
Speaker 3: Grills on the line. We had a great chat with
Speaker 3: Bear Grills. Here it is. If you missed it.
Speaker 2: Whoo calling Christian?
Speaker 3: Good morning? Who's calling Christian? Who's this?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 6: Christian is fair Grill?
Speaker 5: Heyday?
Speaker 10: Bear?
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for calling the show. Where in
Speaker 3: the world are you sound like you're down a ravines
Speaker 3: somewhere in Norway.
Speaker 5: I am on the top one mountain in North Wales.
Speaker 5: It is blowing a fifty mile hour wind. In a moment,
Speaker 5: the sun is just setting and it's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Ah, that sounds magical. Now only wife and kids sometimes,
Speaker 3: surely you've got a couple of quids. Now kind of
Speaker 3: go and stay in like a six star hotel.
Speaker 5: You know, I love it here, so I mean it's
Speaker 5: it's off grid. We power the house and sola and
Speaker 5: everyone has the mucket.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 5: The rest of the year one, you know, we get
Speaker 5: looked after pretty well. But this place you've got.
Speaker 6: To work hard for everything.
Speaker 5: You've got to carry the flies out the hill.
Speaker 6: You've got to get the hoover out, do the dishes
Speaker 6: to clear.
Speaker 5: There's a great grounding time. Got three three boys teenagers now,
Speaker 5: so actually, as.
Speaker 7: A family, we love this simple time. Yahderful.
Speaker 3: I bet that's a brilliant family time. On what are
Speaker 3: the teenage boys like? Because I've got teenage daughters. Bear,
Speaker 3: and when you go in the morning and say, hey, listen,
Speaker 3: you gotta come get up there. You've got to help
Speaker 3: the old man catch the rabbit to eat your breakfast,
Speaker 3: and they're like, god, dog get out.
Speaker 5: They're pretty fun, you know.
Speaker 6: The eldest is sixteen.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: We had a massive argument yesterday about face jumping, and
Speaker 5: I made the error of encouraging him to follow his dreams.
Speaker 5: I talked about a skydive at sixteen. We've had an
Speaker 5: epic time the last few weeks jumping out of planes
Speaker 5: and helicopters. But now he wants a base jump. My wife, Sharha,
Speaker 5: has gone that. We had a massive argument about it.
Speaker 5: I backed my wife and I said no, you've got
Speaker 5: to her, and then she she Then she came and
Speaker 5: found us both found a foe asleep on the sofa
Speaker 5: taking a nap. She goes, well, that's what's so genius.
Speaker 5: You're both so exhausted from arguing. You're not going to
Speaker 5: have a nap, you know, And yeah, that's just family life.
Speaker 3: It sounds ardillic.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you why. We have some epic workouts running
Speaker 5: up and down the hill. We've got a pull up
Speaker 5: bar on this cave over the sea.
Speaker 3: He got a pull up bar that overlooks the sea.
Speaker 5: When it's over the sea, it's above a cave and
Speaker 5: there's a thirty foot drop into the sea if you
Speaker 5: give up. So the lesson is for the family, never
Speaker 5: give up. You know, you gotta you gotta hold onto
Speaker 5: the bar.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. It's kind of thing.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you some pictures off air afterwards.
Speaker 3: You'd love the I love to say it sounds it
Speaker 3: sounds like the sort of thing that Bruce Wayne had
Speaker 3: in the dark night.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: It is lere to try and get stronger, to rebuild himself. Now,
Speaker 3: Bet we need a question from you from the next
Speaker 3: celebrity whoever.
Speaker 5: That is question for me, what have you done today
Speaker 5: to make someone really smile?
Speaker 3: What a great question? And bear, what do you think
Speaker 3: you've done during the day today to make someone smile?
Speaker 5: You're asking me. I'm saying, oh lost, and I think
Speaker 5: that boys asked for family be going. Probably not, but
Speaker 5: boy's what have I done to make you file? They're
Speaker 5: coming up the hill right now?
Speaker 9: Hot on?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah that's true. Yeah I did that. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: promise them we can watch. We only have a DVD
Speaker 5: player back in the houses. You don't get normal telling,
Speaker 5: and we only have four DVDs. One is Police Academy one,
Speaker 5: the other Police Academy.
Speaker 3: Two, good man.
Speaker 8: The third is how to Pack your Parachute like a Pro,
Speaker 8: and the fourth and then so please none of those again.
Speaker 5: And the fourth is About Time, which a great film.
Speaker 5: So we're going to watch that. And that always makes
Speaker 5: people smile.
Speaker 3: It's always, it's always lovely chatting to You're an interesting
Speaker 3: man in your free spirit, and you've got such a
Speaker 3: great message to share with the world as well, but
Speaker 3: enjoying nature and ourselves as well. Good on you, Bear,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for giving us a call. Enjoy
Speaker 3: your evening up the mountain with the boys.
Speaker 5: No worries, We love you guys.
Speaker 9: Keep other great work all right.
Speaker 3: Thanks barebye, Wooly.
Speaker 2: Christian.
Speaker 3: Wasn't that great? You think you know everything you need
Speaker 3: to know about Bear? Grills, the wild Man, the explorer,
Speaker 3: the survivor, and then Lott did you know about his
Speaker 3: family set up and the father they only owned three tvds?
Speaker 3: Please Academy one, Please Amaemy two? And how to pack
Speaker 3: your parachute like a pro. The great thing about when
Speaker 3: you have these conversations, we're catching people when they're doing
Speaker 3: something completely different. Normally when you do an interview, they're
Speaker 3: in the studio, and so they sat opposite me. I
Speaker 3: know where they are. What's lovely when we're doing this
Speaker 3: and hopefully when you're listening to it is we're catching
Speaker 3: and doing other stuff. And up with Bear He's obviously
Speaker 3: sounds like that's his idea of downtime. But then you
Speaker 3: suddenly in his world there at the top of the mountain,
Speaker 3: the pull up bar over? Was it a thirty foot.
Speaker 4: Drop into the ocean?
Speaker 3: When I interviewed Bear Grills a couple of years ago
Speaker 3: and afterwards, we were just talking and sometimes that's the
Speaker 3: best stuff, but they don't want to share it on air.
Speaker 3: And he was on to promote you remember Obama did
Speaker 3: the when he went out in the wires with Bear
Speaker 3: Grills running in the wild and I was talking about
Speaker 3: what actually did you get with it, because obviously he
Speaker 3: was then president of America, and I was talking about
Speaker 3: what was it like the security detail? Did you actually
Speaker 3: get time with him alone? Sure, he couldn't have done
Speaker 3: in case anything happened or he hurt himself. Now that
Speaker 3: we did the yeah, they did leave us. They had
Speaker 3: to pull back. Wasn't quite as a normal shoot. And
Speaker 3: I said, what what we like talking to about at
Speaker 3: night time? And when he just ran a campfire because
Speaker 3: we were just talking like guys. You know. The thing is,
Speaker 3: despite he was, you know, in the White Office and
Speaker 3: stuff like that and the leader of the free world.
Speaker 3: He said, he's still like any married guy, absolutely terrified
Speaker 3: his wife. And they still have blazing rowse. He said,
Speaker 3: they've been roused since the day they met about he's
Speaker 3: incredibly messy, and now Michell Obama has a real problem
Speaker 3: with how messy he keeps his office. When you read
Speaker 3: Michelle Obama's book, she goes on a lot about that,
Speaker 3: how she's had to come to terms with the fact
Speaker 3: that it's always gonna be messy. They're it's gonna have
Speaker 3: to leave you. But yeah, thank you very much for
Speaker 3: Toughs Charity, for getting Bear grills on anything could happen.
Speaker 3: This is going up until all next week. If you
Speaker 3: want to find out more about how you can be
Speaker 3: getting involved, we'd love to chat to whoever you can
Speaker 3: get on the show. Head to Gold one oh four
Speaker 3: three dot com dot au And of course this morning
Speaker 3: between now and ten, who knows will thor be calling.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: All right, let's find out who's going to be celebrity
Speaker 3: number nineteen. So we go from early this morning at
Speaker 3: the top of a mountain bear grills as find out
Speaker 3: who's on the line right now? Good morning, who's calling? Christian?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 17: Hello, Hello?
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 17: Oh hello? This is the allegedly fabulous Adam Richard. Good
Speaker 17: morning chicken. How are you?
Speaker 3: I would say you are officially fabulous Adam Richard?
Speaker 17: Well not anymore. I don't really work well another.
Speaker 3: Him jealous as well. Do you know what, Adam? I
Speaker 3: heard you? I used to hear you when I was
Speaker 3: back in London. Used to do a load of great
Speaker 3: stuff with Justin Hamilton about movies on a podcast.
Speaker 17: Oh my god, I did well in my car.
Speaker 3: It was years ago. It's quite a few years ago,
Speaker 3: do you remember, Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, yes I do. I used to give him
Speaker 17: lists to the airport and we talk about movies.
Speaker 3: That's right. It was around the early day of podcasts.
Speaker 3: It must have been eight years ago or something like that.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I was an early adopter of podcasts. I've
Speaker 17: given it away now, just.
Speaker 3: As people are making money out that. You step away, smile.
Speaker 17: That's generally how my career. I've done two shows with them,
Speaker 17: a celebrity in the title, and I was in a
Speaker 17: celebrity either time.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much. You give us to call. Who's
Speaker 3: asked you to call this, Adam.
Speaker 17: It's Luke Whitehouse of all people, bless him. Thanks Luke
Speaker 17: for making me ring the radio at first thing in
Speaker 17: the morning.
Speaker 3: And are you supporting a charity, Adam.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm actually doing a oh god, I'm doing a
Speaker 17: half marathon over the Sydney hubber Bridge for the Smith family.
Speaker 17: So if anyone wants to look me up on the
Speaker 17: Sydney Running Festival, you can find my page and help
Speaker 17: me out as well.
Speaker 3: So you're doing a half marathon, I know, have you
Speaker 3: done anything like that before?
Speaker 17: No, I've done ten k's but I've never gone double
Speaker 17: that And when is it in about four or five weeks?
Speaker 3: And how's the training, because you've got any loads of
Speaker 3: boring runs and whether you want to go out or not.
Speaker 17: I I've clumb had to run this morning. I'm in
Speaker 17: Melbourne this week and it's it's not warm. There was
Speaker 17: a bit of a cold head wind this morning.
Speaker 3: Well I'm proctially getting up that early into and five k.
Speaker 17: Yeah, look it's I don't want to be completely embarrassed that,
Speaker 17: you know, crawling over the last half of the bridge
Speaker 17: when I'm still going to get to the opera house.
Speaker 3: I've always thought, you know when you see people doing
Speaker 3: half mouth and and mouth, and it must be so
Speaker 3: hard mentally when you see people who are dressed as
Speaker 3: a carrot or and they go jogging past you as
Speaker 3: you're really struggling, you know, when they're in the outfit,
Speaker 3: in the costumes or do you know what's.
Speaker 17: Even worse is when you're running around, Say this morning,
Speaker 17: I ran around the town and some woman goes past
Speaker 17: you pushing her pram with twins in them.
Speaker 3: And that's the fifth time she's at you as well.
Speaker 3: And tell me this, I know you're a big movie guy.
Speaker 3: As soon as you're on. Have you seen Once upon
Speaker 3: a Time in Hollywood?
Speaker 17: Yet no is going to see it today?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yes, all right? So this the way this works, Adam, everyone,
Speaker 3: it gives us a call. We have a question from
Speaker 3: the previous celebrity. See your question comes from bear Grills.
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 17: Yes, I'm ready?
Speaker 3: All right, here's your question from bear Grils.
Speaker 5: What have you done today to make someone really smile?
Speaker 17: Look? I hope it made them smile. Someone was coming
Speaker 17: up behind me and I maybe lost a little bit
Speaker 17: of control downstairs. And you know when you break, when
Speaker 17: does it puff out like your breast? Does I just
Speaker 17: know you?
Speaker 3: And you think that made someone smile? Afraid or something?
Speaker 17: I look on their face.
Speaker 3: Sometimes there's a difference between a fine num between a grimace.
Speaker 3: All right, and Adam, what's the question that we can
Speaker 3: get from you to whoever whenever they called us? Next?
Speaker 17: My question for the next guest is, when was the
Speaker 17: last time you went roller skating?
Speaker 3: I remember I used to be really into roader skating.
Speaker 3: I had these really cool ones I think I was.
Speaker 3: It would have been nineteen eighty eight, would have been
Speaker 3: the last time I went roller skating? What are for you.
Speaker 17: Oh, probably. I think it was six months ago. My
Speaker 17: rolling skater at my sister's house in Geelong and I
Speaker 17: popped in to visit them. They're two sides are too small,
Speaker 17: but I gave it a red hot.
Speaker 3: Go and Adam, and are those the ones where they
Speaker 3: weren't actually full roader skates that fitted your foot in?
Speaker 3: Were those ones you strapped onto shoes?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 17: Oh no, my mother bought them at at the very
Speaker 17: cheap shop down the road.
Speaker 9: They were glued on.
Speaker 3: All right, Adam will listen. Is there anywhere if we
Speaker 3: want to give you money or sponsor you for the
Speaker 3: half Mouth and in Sydney? Where can they do that?
Speaker 3: On Twitter or Instagram?
Speaker 17: You can follow me on Twitter at Adam Richard or
Speaker 17: at Adam Richard on Instagram or yeah, yeah, there's links
Speaker 17: there you can find your way through.
Speaker 3: Great Adam, thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 3: Nice to talk to you.
Speaker 17: Have a great Christian hijack.
Speaker 4: Speak again.
Speaker 3: Look at them it's Radio Reunited, all right see letter
Speaker 3: adding bye good luck in the mouth, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: All right, let's find out who's gonna be taking us
Speaker 3: from nineteen celebrities so far and day four of Who's
Speaker 3: Calling Christian all the way up to number twenty. Good morning,
Speaker 3: Who's calling Christian? Who's this?
Speaker 21: Good morning Christian. This is Olivia John.
Speaker 3: Now are you We're a living legend, Olivia Newton John,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning?
Speaker 21: How are you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, mom Botany, how are you?
Speaker 21: I'm wonderful. And Ryan Stewart nominated me. And he's an
Speaker 21: Ozzy and he's a Chippendale and I not him.
Speaker 9: I was in Vegas, of course you did.
Speaker 3: What goes on in Vegas. Olivia stays in Vegas.
Speaker 5: Okay, right, look at that.
Speaker 3: You're getting stripper, You're meeting strippers names, get them to
Speaker 3: the work call us. Well that's great. So whereabouts in
Speaker 3: the world are you alive? Are you here in Australia.
Speaker 21: Or at the moment, I'm in Los Angeles?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, and thank you so much for giving us
Speaker 3: a call. I saw your very moving sixty minutes a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 21: Oh, thank you, and I.
Speaker 3: Assuk it's incredible. How have you such an awful thing
Speaker 3: that's been happening to you, but you're still trying to
Speaker 3: spread such a positive message. As well when the walk
Speaker 3: you do every year as well, and you've got it
Speaker 3: coming up in October here in Melbourne.
Speaker 21: Got my walk coming up for my early being in
Speaker 21: John Cancer on the Three Shirts Center on October sixthe
Speaker 21: in Melbourne, So if anyone wants to join me, that
Speaker 21: would be fabulous in the Alexander Gardens this year I'm
Speaker 21: going to raise money for people on the cancer Journey
Speaker 21: and help them win over it.
Speaker 3: And do you know what, I've been meaning this for
Speaker 3: a while. One of our listeners has entered it and
Speaker 3: we were giving us some money to do a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks. Are going to keep means to get around
Speaker 3: to it. Now you're on going today, I'm going to
Speaker 3: come down and do the walk.
Speaker 21: Oh fabulous, Great, we'll make yourself known to me please.
Speaker 3: Well, I used to be a super fan of yours
Speaker 3: in the eighties. I don't want to scape. I used
Speaker 3: to have your poster on my wall.
Speaker 21: Oh that's lovely. Well, if you might be interested then that.
Speaker 21: I've got an auction coming up of all my older
Speaker 21: stuff from a lot of stuff from the agies.
Speaker 3: What are you selling on ebout? What's going on?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 21: It's on November second, and it's Julian Auctions, and people
Speaker 21: can tune in on the internet Julian Auctions and buy
Speaker 21: stuff from Greece and Xanadu and my concerts, and you
Speaker 21: never know you might find something from that.
Speaker 3: Ere Christians And what kind of stuff have you got
Speaker 3: from Greece because it's such a big iconic movie.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I've got the pants and the jacket. I've been
Speaker 21: saving them for this moment, so I can use a
Speaker 21: lot of this money to benefit patients that they're living
Speaker 21: in John Cancerona free shirts.
Speaker 3: That is one of the movie's greatest elfits. Where have
Speaker 3: you kept it all these years? Where have you kept
Speaker 3: the patents?
Speaker 21: In my cupboard? And it's been in storage And it
Speaker 21: went on the road with me for a while, the jacket,
Speaker 21: until I realized the value of it and hit it away.
Speaker 21: It's me all over the world. And of course it
Speaker 21: was in the movie, so it was already old when
Speaker 21: I wore it then, So they're antiques really.
Speaker 3: And listen, Olivia, I know so many people will be
Speaker 3: desperate to know, how are you actual actually at the moment,
Speaker 3: how are you getting on with your treatment? You sound
Speaker 3: you sound full of life right now.
Speaker 21: I'm fabulous. I'm really doing really, really really well and
Speaker 21: feeling good and strong and healthy.
Speaker 3: That's great. Well, listen, I feel like I should also
Speaker 3: let Patrina. There's a woman called Pats on the show
Speaker 3: and she's amazing and you were on her dream list
Speaker 3: of people to call the show. So I'm going to
Speaker 3: let her have a chat with you now. Pats desperate
Speaker 3: to talk to her.
Speaker 11: Haley, lovely to meet you, to meet you, Patrina, You're amazing.
Speaker 11: I loved you in Zanidy. What was it like playing
Speaker 11: opposite or alongside Jane Kelly?
Speaker 21: Oh, Jean Kelly was a lovely man. Of of course,
Speaker 21: it was intimidating because someone told you you're going to
Speaker 21: dance with Jen Kelly. How would you feel?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 21: So it was a little scary. So I started tap
Speaker 21: dancing lessons about two or three months before the movie began.
Speaker 21: It was like, you know, dancing with the stars kind
Speaker 21: of thing. And he was fabulous and made it very
Speaker 21: easy for me. And yeah, I feel very grateful for
Speaker 21: that experience.
Speaker 12: Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 11: And you've got your farm on up in New South
Speaker 11: Wales up for sale as well, I believe, uh huh.
Speaker 21: I actually sold it to some lot of people who
Speaker 21: are going to be very.
Speaker 11: No, no, is that going to benefit your cancer se
Speaker 11: in it because it does so much awesome work here
Speaker 11: in Victoria.
Speaker 12: We're so lucky to have it.
Speaker 21: I'm doing the option for my cancer center right.
Speaker 12: Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Wow, I'm a bit overwhelmed, to be honest, to be
Speaker 11: talking to you. Where do you live out at Werribee
Speaker 11: in western Melbourne?
Speaker 21: Are very nice?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, So thank you for calling.
Speaker 21: I hope you'll come to the walk on October sixth
Speaker 21: for the wellness walk we search one. Would be great
Speaker 21: if you come.
Speaker 12: Yes, I will bring the family definitely.
Speaker 11: We've been touched by cancer in family in our family,
Speaker 11: so I'd love to support it lively.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, good for you. Well listen, Olivia, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for calling us. Now, there's one last thing I
Speaker 3: need to do is all these celebrities that call us,
Speaker 3: like Bear Grills and James Corden who called us from
Speaker 3: la and David Hauselhoff I'm not sure where he was
Speaker 3: in the world, out of space by the sound of
Speaker 3: it yesterday, and now you are calling us. There's a
Speaker 3: question that's left from the last guests. So the comedian
Speaker 3: Adam Richard has left this question for you, Olivia Newton John,
Speaker 3: have a listen.
Speaker 17: When was the last time you went roller skating?
Speaker 3: So I don't know if you.
Speaker 21: Heard roller skating. Well, the last time I went roller
Speaker 21: skating was in Xanadu, so that leads back to your imagination.
Speaker 21: That's thirty years ago or more. And I fell over
Speaker 21: and cracked my tailbone and had to sit on a
Speaker 21: donut device during between takes because I was in so
Speaker 21: much pain. So that put the end to roller.
Speaker 3: Skating for me, and a lot of people might want
Speaker 3: to know. Is that donut device up for auction? No,
Speaker 3: I was just asking for a friend.
Speaker 10: That was.
Speaker 3: Now, Olivia, we need a question from you to whoever
Speaker 3: calls in next.
Speaker 21: All right, Well, my question would be when were you
Speaker 21: the happiest?
Speaker 3: Oh? What a great question. That's a deep one. That
Speaker 3: is whoever is And what's the answer for you? What's
Speaker 3: the answer for you? What is happiness to you? Olive?
Speaker 3: You and Newton Sehan?
Speaker 21: Oh gosh, every day waking up as that I'm just grateful,
Speaker 21: grateful for every day. I'm happy. I'm very happy all
Speaker 21: the time.
Speaker 9: I guess, well, you know what.
Speaker 3: It's amazing to talk to you. You are an Australian
Speaker 3: legend and I think it's amazing what you're doing as well,
Speaker 3: everything you're going through, but using that to try and
Speaker 3: help other people who were suffering as well in their families.
Speaker 3: I think there's something really incredible about that. So thank
Speaker 3: you so much for giving us all. And you know what,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 21: What I'll say if I think about that question for a second,
Speaker 21: if I answer it myself, it would be when I
Speaker 21: had my daughter. That moment when you first see your
Speaker 21: child for the first time, that's the probably the happiest moment.
Speaker 3: You're there a lovely, great answer. All right, we listen.
Speaker 3: I will see you in Alexander Gardens in October here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne at the walk, Okay, all right, then I'll
Speaker 3: be wearing you old jacket and pants. I don't know
Speaker 3: I'm going to get into them, trying to lose a
Speaker 3: bit of way, but I will be there, okay. Olivia
Speaker 3: Newton John, thank.
Speaker 10: You very much, Thank you, bye, welcome bye by.
Speaker 3: Wasn't that amazing then, Patsy, Wow, you did great, well done.
Speaker 3: Sorry to throw you in there, but I thought she
Speaker 3: was on your wish list, so you got out of
Speaker 3: chat with us. Awesome, See how quickly she wrapped it
Speaker 3: up when you said you're from where.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: Could it be? Could it be? Times are ticking? All right,
Speaker 3: it's day Bob. Who's calling Christian? So far bed grills
Speaker 3: lies from a mountaintop in Wales. Let's find out who
Speaker 3: is on the line right now? Who's going to be
Speaker 3: Celebrity number twenty one? Good morning? Who's this?
Speaker 9: Hey, Christian? It's Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 3: You called us, Chris?
Speaker 9: Thank you, ah, thank you for answering.
Speaker 3: No, that's quite right. We've been waiting all morning. I
Speaker 3: understand that Aaron, who is your pa, his dad John
Speaker 3: was kind enough to give us a call and said, look,
Speaker 3: I might better get Chris Hemmersworth to give you a call.
Speaker 3: And I've got to be honest with a little bit skeptical, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: come on, pull the other one. And then it was
Speaker 3: like he called yesterday and said, look, he might call
Speaker 3: you by the end of the show. And you're here.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for doing this.
Speaker 9: Yeah, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: So what have you done this morning? If you had
Speaker 3: to work out you've done a school run. What's this
Speaker 3: morning been like for you? Chris?
Speaker 9: I done school, breakfast and lunches and dressing three kids
Speaker 9: under the age of seven is a pretty chaotic morning.
Speaker 9: And then gone to school, out the door and back
Speaker 9: for this this lovely chat with you yourself.
Speaker 3: Mate, that's very good. Can you tell me this? The
Speaker 3: chaos of the school run is a nightmare. Okay, and
Speaker 3: you've got three kids as well. It's tough in my mind,
Speaker 3: all the three kids. They've got the official Marvel for
Speaker 3: lunch boxes. What's the reality, Chris, what's in the lunch boxes?
Speaker 9: Uh? So we've sent a fair amount of uh you know,
Speaker 9: the four T shirts and what what you know, lunchbox
Speaker 9: and so on from from Dsney and it felt very nice,
Speaker 9: but none of which you know, is very comfortable to
Speaker 9: take my kids the school wearing and that many occasion.
Speaker 9: Altho even walked out with the plastic hammer and it's
Speaker 9: just like, nah, I think this is this is probably
Speaker 9: drawing a little bit and it looks like I'm it
Speaker 9: looks like I've handed that represent well kid, I've had
Speaker 9: to sort of hide them.
Speaker 3: And it'd be hard if you had your dad who
Speaker 3: was thought you want to tell the whole school that
Speaker 3: my dad could come in here with this hammer and
Speaker 3: beat up your dad.
Speaker 9: Yeah, one of them was pretty keen on it. I'm
Speaker 9: pretty excited. The other two a bit a bit jaded
Speaker 9: by it at this point. So he's definitely my favorite.
Speaker 9: But wait, a tricky getting around now, Jack.
Speaker 3: And I who does the show with me? We were
Speaker 3: at UFC in February for the Whitaker fighter. Obviously pulled out,
Speaker 3: but we saw the Grit Anderson Silver fight and you
Speaker 3: were the opposite side of the octagon from us, so.
Speaker 9: I thought you and I were going to end up
Speaker 9: in a cage for a lot long. You looked across
Speaker 9: the across the.
Speaker 3: Two Star Cross lovers.
Speaker 9: That's right, and here we are finally.
Speaker 3: So you you obviously into the UFC.
Speaker 9: I love UFC. Yeah. I tried a bit of boxing,
Speaker 9: and you know, since I was pretty young, and then
Speaker 9: got right into the UFC and and and and kind
Speaker 9: of love it and obsessed and looking forward to the
Speaker 9: Wittaker you know, coming back and finding adis Onia later
Speaker 9: and later in the year. That's be pretty epic.
Speaker 3: Now, have you ever thought of giving it a go?
Speaker 3: Because I know someone who trains a lot at a
Speaker 3: great boxing gym in l A called Box and Burn,
Speaker 3: and I think you've been in there a couple of times.
Speaker 3: And he said that actually you can actually punch. You're
Speaker 3: a good boxer.
Speaker 9: Oh that's I'm really good at punting when no one's
Speaker 9: punching me back. Oh my classic Hollywood fighting. I get
Speaker 9: really confident when you're a bunch of stunt guys who
Speaker 9: aren't allowed to hit me. And I watched an edited
Speaker 9: version of a fight scene with music and special effects,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, I'm a killer.
Speaker 3: And what about your footie? I think you know, why
Speaker 3: don't you take a year out from acting and go
Speaker 3: and sign up for the Bulldogs?
Speaker 9: They need you, mate. It's funny. I've got to call
Speaker 9: up from Aaron actually John's son last week saying we're
Speaker 9: a couple of short can you come down and play.
Speaker 9: I gave it a think for a second and then
Speaker 9: I just thought I'd be stipered out. There can be
Speaker 9: an instant target.
Speaker 3: And if you actually did say going to play with
Speaker 3: the biggest footy game and because people want to see, okay,
Speaker 3: one thing being though it's low ki, what's it like
Speaker 3: playing foot Yeah?
Speaker 9: The shortest footy game.
Speaker 4: Are you talking about local footy, Chris, Like you would
Speaker 4: run out at a regional oval somewhere.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah and get beer, can siwn at me
Speaker 9: and so on. I still like, I'm thirty six now
Speaker 9: and I still you know, I played a lot of
Speaker 9: footy when I was younger until I was about eighteen
Speaker 9: and desiccated my shoulder, and it was for a while
Speaker 9: a pretty sumous, you know, consideration career for me. And
Speaker 9: I don't know that anyone else thought it was, but
Speaker 9: in my mind I thought I could do this, I
Speaker 9: can play as well. And then I still kind of
Speaker 9: have that im and I'm like, yeah, that was. That was.
Speaker 9: It was a good while ago, and I don't think
Speaker 9: I quite have the the bounce in my step or
Speaker 9: the agility or the skill set.
Speaker 3: So because Chris Hemsworthy's really let yourself go, well, it's.
Speaker 9: All a show mate, it's it's all at.
Speaker 3: Its I don't know how functional any of it is,
Speaker 3: and great conspiracy theory that really you're just a big
Speaker 3: fat guy, it's all CGI.
Speaker 9: But then you see you see endgame, mate, that was
Speaker 9: no effects and that one that was showing power is
Speaker 9: truthfully here for a moment and what was it you?
Speaker 3: I think I read in the babies this week was
Speaker 3: your birthday? Over the weekend? Did you have a good birthday?
Speaker 9: I did it good fun. We just kind of laid
Speaker 9: low and had a surf and had the kids with
Speaker 9: us and down the beach and barbecue and it was
Speaker 9: quite a chill one that I'd sort of gone away
Speaker 9: previous years and had a bunch of people over and
Speaker 9: we kept pretty mellow. It was nice. I've just been,
Speaker 9: you know, on the road so much for the lowest
Speaker 9: not a lot of years, but particularly this year and
Speaker 9: home now for a stint. So just yeah, that's nobally dramatic.
Speaker 9: It was good.
Speaker 3: And tell me this, right, My wife always says, this
Speaker 3: is harder to buy a present for a guy than
Speaker 3: it is for a guy for a woman. What does
Speaker 3: your wife get you? You could treat yourself to anything.
Speaker 3: How did she actually get you for your birthday?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 9: She gave me the gift of time time away. She
Speaker 9: she's given me a surf trip and just said, whenever
Speaker 9: you want, you know, books a serf trip with your
Speaker 9: mates and go somewhere and have time out. And which
Speaker 9: was awesome because it's you know, if anyone has kids,
Speaker 9: it's a constant sort of negotiation with you know, when
Speaker 9: you can do things and you got the kids and
Speaker 9: so on. So I don't know where we're going to
Speaker 9: go yet, but that's on the cards in the future.
Speaker 3: But then, because you're so famous, how do you do
Speaker 3: that if you want to go on a boys trip?
Speaker 3: So always wondered like that because obviously you have a
Speaker 3: great life and you get to do amazing things because
Speaker 3: but at the same time, you still if you want
Speaker 3: to be with your buddies, you don't want all the
Speaker 3: paparazzi and all the fact that goes down. You just
Speaker 3: want to be with them, and it not to become
Speaker 3: an order. What do you do? Are you in disguise?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Well the two stories I had you go on
Speaker 9: a surf trip on it on a boat trip usually
Speaker 9: pretty good, and get away from that. We were in
Speaker 9: Thailand shooting and then in India and basically we had
Speaker 9: this special effects makeup artist who us had wanted Academy
Speaker 9: ward and so on, and we all started joking about
Speaker 9: could you give me like a prosthetic nose and a
Speaker 9: wig and making that and that you did and we
Speaker 9: went out one night and no one was any otherwise.
Speaker 3: I know, no one had a clue a great idea.
Speaker 3: Now I'm thinking, if I'm up at Bar and Bay
Speaker 3: and you see someone with a massive nose.
Speaker 9: Very strange the wig and had peric laughter at ten
Speaker 9: thirty at night, and then you'll go hang on, hang on.
Speaker 9: I feel like I threw more attention. It wasn't out
Speaker 9: of being excited. It was out of like, what's wrong
Speaker 9: with this guy?
Speaker 3: Whenever I see like in those men's health magazines, right,
Speaker 3: they always go through, you know, do the thoor workout,
Speaker 3: And I was watching some video of you doing this
Speaker 3: amazing looking workout. Surely, though, there must be some exercise
Speaker 3: as well as one exercise, even someone that has to
Speaker 3: stay in great shape for a bit, there must be
Speaker 3: that one exercise that you always hate doing, because there is,
Speaker 3: I think for anyone. I was in the gym yesterday,
Speaker 3: I was on that thing called this salt bike, and
Speaker 3: I actually just want to cry. There must be one
Speaker 3: exercising for you, Chris that you dread doing.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Distance, to me, a distance running is not my strength.
Speaker 9: I don't mind. You know, it's sprinting and short purse,
Speaker 9: but any sort of long term steady state cardios horrendous.
Speaker 9: So you won't catch me on a treadmill or running
Speaker 9: along the beach trip much further than twenty thirty steps.
Speaker 3: Also, I guess it's hard to run distance if you've
Speaker 3: got a faint nose on fake.
Speaker 7: Glasses week web which up in your eyes.
Speaker 3: You should be ringing your agent now and saying this
Speaker 3: in the next couple of movies. I just want to
Speaker 3: pay big fat people, Okay. I just want to be
Speaker 3: a bit of chubb it up for all future movies. Okay.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do any more gym workouts or
Speaker 3: anything like that. Chris, it's been really great that you've
Speaker 3: given us a call. The way this works is that
Speaker 3: everybody who gives us a call, they leave a question
Speaker 3: for the next celebrity, whoever it is. Yours comes from
Speaker 3: another Australian icon, a legend that is Olivia and John
Speaker 3: who called us about half an hour ago, and here's
Speaker 3: her question for Well, now, it's for for you. Haven't
Speaker 3: listen to this.
Speaker 21: My question would be when were you the happiest?
Speaker 3: So that's for you, Chris.
Speaker 9: Wow, that's in the whole thirty six years at one moment. Well,
Speaker 9: a recent memory. I'd say Sunday was pretty special. It
Speaker 9: was my birthday and I had we had, you know,
Speaker 9: a cake and barbecue the kids, and then right before
Speaker 9: dark I went down had a surf and didn't expect
Speaker 9: it to be any good, and it was incredible and
Speaker 9: the sun was setting and I was it was a
Speaker 9: couple of montes, my brother and it was that was
Speaker 9: that was that was pretty special. Was it my happiest
Speaker 9: moment my whole entire life. My wife would probably be
Speaker 9: pretty angry if I said yes, but you went an
Speaker 9: even more specially But.
Speaker 3: And to me, the age of your kids, what do
Speaker 3: they get? What the kids get you? Right? We know
Speaker 3: what your wife gave the gift of time? What the
Speaker 3: kids got? There he is where they're still making gifts
Speaker 3: or making cards where you're you got ten heads and
Speaker 3: this is your dad.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I love the fact that she's give me the
Speaker 9: gift of time. This she sounds like a wizard or something, doesn't.
Speaker 3: There's the next movie It's called the Gift of Time,
Speaker 3: and is you and your wife.
Speaker 9: My kids, my kids can get me anything now that
Speaker 9: you bring it up. Yeah, this is gone from the
Speaker 9: happiest weak to the worst. Well, actually, want of my
Speaker 9: kids bring a picture of a little dragon and so
Speaker 9: that was beautiful. But the other two, you know, when
Speaker 9: they get home from school, they're gonna have a talking to.
Speaker 9: It's like for them, they're excited because it's like, oh cool,
Speaker 9: it's your birthday. Where's the cake about them?
Speaker 3: What's the name of what's the name of the charity
Speaker 3: that you're calling the numb behalf of Chris.
Speaker 9: The Australian Foundation, which is a foundation that works for
Speaker 9: the prevention of child if you and raised awareness about
Speaker 9: issue and puts a big focus on the importance of
Speaker 9: a loving, safe environment to grow up in. And it's
Speaker 9: my parents have both worked in that field and with
Speaker 9: that charity for many years and so it was a
Speaker 9: big influence on my approach and where I found my
Speaker 9: values and Marie heart and passion and support and yeah,
Speaker 9: it's a pretty pretty wonderful place. They provide a lot
Speaker 9: of therapeutic counsel and care for kids that have suffered
Speaker 9: from any sort of abuse found the neglect, violence, trauma, etc.
Speaker 3: Well, thanks for letting to know about such a great charity.
Speaker 3: Obviously did to you and your mum and done your
Speaker 3: family as well. It's lovely to hear about that, and
Speaker 3: we need a question from you, Chris, for whoever calls
Speaker 3: us it. Maybe tomorrow, now, next week.
Speaker 9: Well maybe what was the most reckless thing you've ever done?
Speaker 3: The most reckless thing you've ever done? Chris? That's great.
Speaker 9: Did you talk to John about how we know each other?
Speaker 3: No? Well he just said about his son works with you.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 9: He does? But I used to work for John John was.
Speaker 9: John is probably more responsible for my choice of career
Speaker 9: on my career path and anyone else because in the
Speaker 9: sort of soul searching the employment avenue of my life,
Speaker 9: I went and worked with him in his glazing factory
Speaker 9: glass actually, and thanks to him basically firing me, I
Speaker 9: didn't have to seek other options.
Speaker 3: Is that a true story.
Speaker 9: It's a true story. Yeah, I oh man, I was.
Speaker 9: I was shocking. Basically. I just loved the idea of like,
Speaker 9: oh yeah, the tradesman and hardworking. So the truth is,
Speaker 9: like my heart wasn't it. And I was in charge
Speaker 9: of a few jobs, one in particular, which I think
Speaker 9: there was a straw that broke I had. There's this
Speaker 9: big convey about machine they have to put the glass
Speaker 9: onto and it goes through this machine and washes and
Speaker 9: scrubs of the glass and comes out beautiful and shining,
Speaker 9: and so I'm lighting it up, thinking this is easy.
Speaker 9: I don't know worries, and all of a sudden a
Speaker 9: series of crash and explosions and cracking and so on.
Speaker 9: I forgot that the other end, I have to collect
Speaker 9: the glass and take it off, and so forty panels
Speaker 9: of glass lay piles. I didn't know what was just
Speaker 9: to get a coffee and I was just like, so
Speaker 9: he kept back and it's just piling out of the machine,
Speaker 9: and you know what's done. I think you've got to
Speaker 9: seek other options.
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 3: It's such a humble guy. He just called us two
Speaker 3: weeks ago and he was just already quiet guy and
Speaker 3: a lovely guy, and he said that some worked for
Speaker 3: you in it, and he'd been with for five years
Speaker 3: and he might be able to get you give us
Speaker 3: a call, but he didn't venture anymore.
Speaker 9: No, that was part of the deal to you know,
Speaker 9: take care of your son for the.
Speaker 3: Rest of.
Speaker 9: His business and his machine.
Speaker 3: That was that was the payoff Christmas. And anytime you
Speaker 3: want to whenever you're doing the rounds, you want to
Speaker 3: come in on the show. We'd love to have you back.
Speaker 3: It has been a real blast talking to you. I
Speaker 3: hope you enjoyed it as well. We've loved it absolutely.
Speaker 9: Thank you very much mate.
Speaker 3: And I will see you at UFC for the Witzaker Fight.
Speaker 9: I'll see you in the cage mate.
Speaker 3: All right. Chris Hemsworth, thank you very much for giving
Speaker 3: us a call. Take care, have a good day.
Speaker 9: Thanks buddy.
Speaker 1: The Christian oh' connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: That is it for us. We finally got Chris Hemsworth
Speaker 3: and wasn't he amazing?
Speaker 12: What done him?
Speaker 3: Funny, nice, charming guy? He was a joy.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to John the listener who tracked Chris Hemsworth
Speaker 4: down that I called him crazy and I accused him of.
Speaker 3: Not being a real I think were possibly a liar.
Speaker 4: Sorry John, And how was that?
Speaker 3: He never told? What a great story he fired Christiamsworth?
Speaker 3: I mean tomorrow we got a phone in about did
Speaker 3: you fire anyone who went on to become big mildly famous.
Speaker 3: I've just got a story like that that you fired
Speaker 3: Chris Emsworth from being a glazier the glazying business, lost
Speaker 3: his acting's game, do you know what he's he is.
Speaker 3: He's all that's great about this crunch. He's a nice guy,
Speaker 3: you know, he's friendly, funny.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: I love that. I hope you really enjoyed listening to it.
Speaker 3: And that all came from listener John according in a
Speaker 3: favorite with his son Aaron, and he's stuck to his
Speaker 3: word as well. Yesterday here we go. This is I mean,
Speaker 3: we weren't sure about this.
Speaker 14: I spoke Baron again last night and he's guaranteed me
Speaker 14: that Chris will be on your show by in the
Speaker 14: show tomorrow. Guarantee you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Good on you, John, Thank you very much. We're going
Speaker 3: to get John back on the show tomorrow to thank him.
Speaker 3: And so why do you tell us a story about
Speaker 3: firing Chris Hemsworth? All right, So anything can happen today
Speaker 3: and tomorrow and of course all next week. All the
Speaker 3: details are up online gold one a four to three
Speaker 3: dot com dot au. The one thing, hopefully that's proved
Speaker 3: the last four days with up to twenty one celebrities,
Speaker 3: is that people are doing this and they want to
Speaker 3: do it. They want to tell us about the charities
Speaker 3: and have a bit of a phone chat with us.
Speaker 3: As well. Here's what's happened on day four?
Speaker 15: Calling Day four and bear Grills called from a mountaintop
Speaker 15: in fifty k wins sports.
Speaker 5: What have I done to may File? They're coming up
Speaker 5: the hill right now, hot, I promise them we can watch.
Speaker 5: We only have a DVD player back in the house
Speaker 5: that you don't get normal telling, and we only have
Speaker 5: four DVDs. One is Police Academy one, the other Police Academy.
Speaker 3: Two, good Man.
Speaker 8: The third is how to pack your parachute like a
Speaker 8: probe and the fourth and they so please none of
Speaker 8: those again.
Speaker 5: And the fourth is About Time, which a great film,
Speaker 5: so we're going to watch that and that always makes
Speaker 5: people smile.
Speaker 15: The fabulous Adam Richards called in after his training run
Speaker 15: around the ten.
Speaker 17: I don't want to be completely embarrassed at, you know,
Speaker 17: crawling over the last half of the bridge when I'm
Speaker 17: still going to get to the opera house.
Speaker 3: I've always thought, you know, when you see people doing
Speaker 3: half mouth and and mouths, it must be so half mentally,
Speaker 3: when you see people who are dressed as a carrot
Speaker 3: and they go jogging past you as you're really struggling,
Speaker 3: you know, when they're in the outfit of the costumes.
Speaker 17: Or do you know what's even worse is when you're
Speaker 17: running around and some woman goes past you pushing her
Speaker 17: pram with twins in.
Speaker 3: Them, and that's the fifth time she's leaped to you
Speaker 3: as well, Ouzzy, I can't Olivia Newton, John, I used
Speaker 3: to be a super fan of yours in the eighties.
Speaker 3: I don't want to scape. I used to have your
Speaker 3: poster on my wall.
Speaker 10: It's lovely.
Speaker 21: What if you might be interested then that. I've got
Speaker 21: an auction coming up with all my older from a
Speaker 21: lot of stuff from the agies.
Speaker 3: What are you saying on ebout? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 21: It's on November second, and it's Julian Auctions and people
Speaker 21: can tune in on the internet and buy stuff from
Speaker 21: Greece and Xanadu and my concerts and you never know
Speaker 21: you might find something from that.
Speaker 15: Here Christian and listener John did manage to get us
Speaker 15: for the legendary Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 3: I know someone who trains a lot at a great
Speaker 3: boxing gym in la called Box and Burn, and I
Speaker 3: think you've been in there a couple of times, and
Speaker 3: he said that actually you can actually punch you're a
Speaker 3: good boxer.
Speaker 9: I'm really good at play. Think when no one's touched
Speaker 9: me back, Oh, classic Hollywood fighting. I get really confident
Speaker 9: when with a bunch of stunt guys who aren't allowed
Speaker 9: to hit me. And I watched an edited version of
Speaker 9: a fight theme with music and special effects. I'm like,
Speaker 9: I'm a killer, calling.
Speaker 3: Christian, what a morning. Thank you very much everyone. He's
Speaker 3: trying to so hard to get various celebrities on. That's
Speaker 3: it for us, Huggy on the way, We're back to
Speaker 3: my morning with could be no one could be someone?
Speaker 3: Title of today's show. It's so hard. We're just trying
Speaker 3: to work out it's either King of the Bumpstairs, how
Speaker 3: to pack your parachute like a pro TikTok thor do
Speaker 3: you believe in thought you had me at skid Marks.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go with all of them, just to
Speaker 3: annoy the person has to label the podcast.
Speaker 4: It won't fit in the title. That's annoyed me as
Speaker 4: somebody who used to make the podcast. That's annoyed me.
Speaker 4: Pick one.
Speaker 3: Jaxon's told me, I'm glad I didn't hear that TikTok
Speaker 1: Or TikTok the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three