Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. Thank you very much
Speaker 1: to Steve the Trucky. What is Steve grey on here? Christian?
Speaker 2: A great beer needs a great stubby holder. You could
Speaker 2: raise some money selling the Heroes gold stubby holders. Haven't
Speaker 2: thought about that, Steve. Yeah, that's why we're all putting
Speaker 2: this together at the moment. That is a great thought.
Speaker 2: Stubby holders kind of have that nice cold Heroes Gold
Speaker 2: going cold jingle st.
Speaker 3: Cold though.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Order Talent has released the sounds. So some of
Speaker 2: you have been kind enough. You know who are musically gifted?
Speaker 4: Who's that you?
Speaker 5: Not me?
Speaker 2: No, but I'm just saying, you know some of our
Speaker 2: listeners who are musically gifted your music. Dring a tune, yeah,
Speaker 2: string a tune together, pick up a banjo you want me?
Speaker 4: I thought we wanted to make this with people.
Speaker 2: Are asking Ash and Jimmy Starbucks to pick up hey belles.
Speaker 2: They're doing it. Pick up that guitar you've got at home.
Speaker 2: But it's a good for once.
Speaker 4: So if you guys always the jingles I do or
Speaker 4: I made a jingle for the show opener once and
Speaker 4: you guys didn't like it.
Speaker 2: It was terrible, but try it better.
Speaker 4: It's always hope.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I got an email from I'm not making this
Speaker 2: name right, writer, composer, performer Lady Shoala Cynthia Lady Shouala Cynthie.
Speaker 2: It simpically said, I hear you need a here, you
Speaker 2: need a original composition. What's the beer chord? And I said, oh,
Speaker 2: what it's called? She went deadline. I guess this is out.
Speaker 2: They work the composers, And I said next week asap.
Speaker 2: She went easy, that's all. That's the end of my correspondence.
Speaker 2: Yesterday evening half nine in the evening, I was getting
Speaker 2: really good to better. I just saw, you know, open
Speaker 2: an email that says I was trying to about Lady Shouala
Speaker 2: cynth And I was like, who is this. We've got
Speaker 2: a lady listening to the show, a ladyship, so we'll
Speaker 2: wait and see what she can come up with something
Speaker 2: from scratch. Now, some of you have already started to
Speaker 2: make your own jingles and send them into us. Please
Speaker 2: do more of that. That was gond to think I
Speaker 2: was an arsehole today, but as always, you're so supportive
Speaker 2: in anything we do on the show, and with this beer,
Speaker 2: it's actually been overwhelming at times, struggling to keep up
Speaker 2: with all, like you know, Steve the truck, you talk about,
Speaker 2: what about stubby holders. It's all going so quickly at
Speaker 2: the moment, and it's so exciting. We haven't actually thought
Speaker 2: about everything. We will get everything in order, but that's
Speaker 2: why we need your help to try and make this
Speaker 2: beer happen. But thank you so much. The jingles like
Speaker 2: the classics ones you had from VB and Carlton. We
Speaker 2: need a classic jingle, so you if you have any ideas,
Speaker 2: it's called a Heroes Gold. Already some of you were
Speaker 2: starting to have a rewriting span Albane's gold. That's great,
Speaker 2: more power to do that. There are other songs I've
Speaker 2: got heroes in the titles well David Bowie's Heroes. And
Speaker 2: then a guy called Travis yesterday afternoon sent me a
Speaker 2: video where he said, I've made a little jingle jingle
Speaker 2: for you. Have a listened to this and I burst it,
Speaker 2: thinking I don't know what it's going.
Speaker 5: To be like.
Speaker 2: Then I heard this, this is something very special.
Speaker 6: Good Christian guys just got a jingle.
Speaker 5: So some like this Honeina, hero Honeeda Heroes Goo. At
Speaker 5: the end of the fights, Well, it's gotta be cold,
Speaker 5: and it's gotta be fresh, and it's gotta be.
Speaker 3: Flowing all night.
Speaker 2: Love him back right and just saying genius, you've set
Speaker 2: a bar so high. I don't know if there's anything
Speaker 2: we can come up with as good as that. And
Speaker 2: on the video we just put up right now, it's
Speaker 2: on our Instagram on Facebook.
Speaker 7: You haven't.
Speaker 2: You got to see it, right, the guy is just
Speaker 2: in the front of his car or cab of his you,
Speaker 2: I don't know what he's in. He's got a big
Speaker 2: old Heroes bed there and just casually he's got his
Speaker 2: hoodie on. It looks like he was just keeping in
Speaker 2: out of the rain, grabbing a coff or something and
Speaker 2: he just got got here. Listen to us again. It's
Speaker 2: so casually done. It's brilliant.
Speaker 6: Christian guys. Uh just got a jingle. So here is
Speaker 6: go go some.
Speaker 8: This Honeina hero Honey, the heroes go. At the end
Speaker 8: of the fights, well, it's gotta.
Speaker 5: Be cold, and it's gotta be fresh, and it's got
Speaker 5: to be flowing all night.
Speaker 4: It's powerful, so good.
Speaker 2: You imagine getting our boy Travis in with a big
Speaker 2: band to really lift that up. Travis, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for that. Seriously, that is amazing. That is very
Speaker 2: very good. Also, thank you very much to Matthew sent
Speaker 2: me this when he came home from work instead. Have
Speaker 2: been thinking all day about what he could do for
Speaker 2: a jingle, and he sent us this one. It's a
Speaker 2: different kind of energy, but still very powerful.
Speaker 3: Hiss to the heroes. Come on, raiser beer, he's to
Speaker 3: the heroes. Let's all give a cheer for all the
Speaker 3: unsung heroes. I don't need to be told what's right
Speaker 3: to do. This one's for you.
Speaker 8: Raise a glass of heroes goal.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's a catchy tune. Thank you Matthew. Think
Speaker 2: don't be poo pooing on them, Jack, don't poo poo
Speaker 2: The side needs a strong B side. And thinky he's
Speaker 2: done that for us, thinky take it away.
Speaker 3: Well to the heroes, Come on, beer, here's to the
Speaker 3: here Rose. Let's all give a cheer for all the
Speaker 3: unsung heroes. I don't need to be told what's right
Speaker 3: to do. This one's for you.
Speaker 8: Raise a glass of heroes gold.
Speaker 4: Every hero it doesn't need to be told what's right
Speaker 4: to do. That is a nice lyric, beautiful lyrics.
Speaker 3: It will.
Speaker 4: It will be the first ever jingle I think that
Speaker 4: has an A side and a B side, though jingles
Speaker 4: don't usually have a B side.
Speaker 2: But actually they're all sides. What are you doing there?
Speaker 3: Have you?
Speaker 2: Are you doing anything? Travis again, I'm gonna play Frenky then, Travis.
Speaker 3: Here's to the heroes. Come on, raiser beer, Here's to
Speaker 3: the heroes. Let's all give a cheer for all the
Speaker 3: unsung heroes. I don't need to be told what's right
Speaker 3: to do. This one's for you.
Speaker 8: Raise a glass of heroes gold.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: It needs a lot of work.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, that is not the spirit of this and
Speaker 2: that is un Australian. How you come on?
Speaker 4: Every panel needs a Simon cow No, come on, he's
Speaker 4: not welcome on this show.
Speaker 2: Okay, that is great. And also, Travis, take it away,
Speaker 2: sing this hour out.
Speaker 6: Today Christian guys, Uh, just got a jingle. So here's gold.
Speaker 5: I need a hero I need a hero's gold.
Speaker 8: At the end of the fights.
Speaker 5: Well, it's gotta be cold, and it's gotta be fresh,
Speaker 5: and it's gotta be flowing old nights.
Speaker 2: Now, imagine if we got Travis into a studio with
Speaker 2: a full band it would sound like this.
Speaker 5: Funny heroney Heroes Cold at the end of the fight.
Speaker 8: What's got It's gotta be fresh and it's got to be.
Speaker 5: Flowing old nights.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good, doesn't it? All right?
Speaker 2: Keithan coming then email me. I'm looking forward to hearing them,
Speaker 2: Jack won't. It's Christian at Gold one O four three
Speaker 2: dot com dot au. Heroes Gold needs you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Hello.
Speaker 2: Podcast, moving into making our own beer that's gonna be
Speaker 2: available the middle of fed yesterday. You help us come
Speaker 2: up with the name Heroes Gold. This is a bushfire
Speaker 2: fundraising beer called Heroes Gold for all the everyday unsung
Speaker 2: heroes have been doing their bit, from the fieries, to
Speaker 2: the paramedics, to all the people that we've been speaking to,
Speaker 2: the bushfire heroes that we don't even know their names of.
Speaker 2: So that's why we're doing this. And obviously we have
Speaker 2: no business making and producing and selling our own beer.
Speaker 2: And hawkers are the people that we rang last week
Speaker 2: to ask could they help us out? And they have
Speaker 2: They're making it next week, which is great beer, much.
Speaker 4: Preferred to us doing a homebrew kiss and trying to
Speaker 4: do it under your stairs.
Speaker 2: As you were brewing it under our desk. Hey, you know,
Speaker 2: bubbling during the show, some kind of meth lab. So
Speaker 2: the beer is out in the middle of February. But
Speaker 2: earlier this morning, we'll were looking for a radio jingle.
Speaker 2: So one thing that someone texted in Steve the trade
Speaker 2: said what about stubby holders? You need stubby holders, And
Speaker 2: we hadn't even thought about this. We're obviously so excited
Speaker 2: and kind of like swept away by how much enthusiasm
Speaker 2: everyone's shown for the beer. So yeah, Michael's on the line.
Speaker 2: He might be to help us out with the stubby holders. Michael,
Speaker 2: good morning, Yeah, Chris, and here you go mate. Well listen,
Speaker 2: we're good, but we're a little bit out of our debts,
Speaker 2: so hopefully you can help us out there. So you've
Speaker 2: probably heard we're making this beer called Heroes Gold.
Speaker 7: Yeah that's right. Yeah, I heard that this morning, and
Speaker 7: so did my production manager, and we just thought we
Speaker 7: want to get behind and help you out where we can.
Speaker 7: So yeah, we said, we're happy to donate the first
Speaker 7: hundred and get involved in making sure that you're making money,
Speaker 7: that you know, there's not someone out there ripping you off.
Speaker 7: And how they do it. So we actually make stubby holders.
Speaker 7: That's our key product that we make. We probably do
Speaker 7: four hundred thousand study holders a year, pretty big company.
Speaker 7: We do the AFL Grand Final, We are involved with
Speaker 7: that program, the premiership.
Speaker 2: Program nowhere more born to have a nice gold bear
Speaker 2: that at the MCG for the Grand Final. That's amazing.
Speaker 2: You do those?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we do the after the Grand Final when it's over.
Speaker 7: We're doing the premiership ones I last year Richmond won
Speaker 7: the premiership obviously, and we work all night and that's
Speaker 7: the way it goes. So but yeah, we deal with
Speaker 7: a lot of promotional companies and get involved with concerts
Speaker 7: and things like that as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, well this is awesome.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for offering to help us out and
Speaker 2: give us the first one hundred. So give us an
Speaker 2: as we're coming up with designs at the moment. That's
Speaker 2: the stage rip with a beer. Have you got any
Speaker 2: advice any colors that always look good on stubby holders
Speaker 2: and cans and beers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I could get my graphic artist to speak to
Speaker 7: someone and we could help you out there as well
Speaker 7: if you want. I'm sure there's someone there. But yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean black's normally the most popular base color. But
Speaker 7: you want to do some imagery, I mean sublimation printing.
Speaker 7: You can do whatever you want, put as much text
Speaker 7: as you want or get.
Speaker 2: I understand beer, I understand stubby holder. You start too
Speaker 2: much sublimation. I thought that was like something with facial reconstruction.
Speaker 7: Sorry, it's a print process.
Speaker 1: What does it do? What does it do?
Speaker 2: Michael, sublimational printing.
Speaker 7: I can't aloid interviewed like this anyway. I subber making pretty.
Speaker 7: It's like an eat process that you print on all
Speaker 7: different types of products. So we do stubby holders and
Speaker 7: kaffee marks the clothing out there, so all the all
Speaker 7: the footy gat guernseys, now the football clubs were there,
Speaker 7: they're sublimation printed. So it's white.
Speaker 2: Start pressing everyone down the pub this weekend. Yeah, Essendon
Speaker 2: to got on sublimational printer days.
Speaker 7: All the.
Speaker 2: Michael, this is great. So what's the name of the
Speaker 2: company so we can give you some thanks.
Speaker 7: It's a center. We're two holders. But I don't want
Speaker 7: any promotion. I mean, we're here to help, so I
Speaker 7: just want to donate there. I'm really I mean, like
Speaker 7: most Victorians, we're shattered by what's happened with the bush
Speaker 7: fire appeal and especially all the animals that have you know,
Speaker 7: past and the damage to people's lives. Lives have been lost,
Speaker 7: hairs as have been burned, just we want to get involved.
Speaker 3: In help pleasure.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you very much your team as well who
Speaker 2: heard about this and got you to give us a call.
Speaker 2: I really really appreciate it as well. Thank everyone. That's brilliant.
Speaker 2: Mike Now, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: I look forward to hearing from you.
Speaker 1: You will, all right, thanks for going to have a
Speaker 1: good day. By the question O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast