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Speaker 2: Let's go, Hey podcasters, I hope you will. Wherever you
Speaker 2: are in the world right now, I hope you're isolating
Speaker 2: and staying safe. We are. This was the day two
Speaker 2: of Jack and Pats working from home and me being
Speaker 2: all alone in the studio. As always, if you want
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Speaker 1: Breakfast Show, Melvin's Gold one O four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show on Gold Thursday morning.
Speaker 2: You join us, Day two of Jack and Pats working
Speaker 2: from home once more the only people in the radio station.
Speaker 2: All the lights are off because a team member here
Speaker 2: at which is why we're in this situation, for safety,
Speaker 2: each other's safety. The only reason we're in this situation
Speaker 2: is because one of the team members tested positive for corona.
Speaker 2: The team members doing okay, they're very well at the moment,
Speaker 2: they're covering very well. They're not in hospital haven't had
Speaker 2: any complications yet, which is great news, but it doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that we're doing everything we should be doing and isolating.
Speaker 2: So Jack com Pat's working from home. So Jack, twenty
Speaker 2: four hours on, I hear they've replaced your microphone.
Speaker 3: They've just fiddled with got me to fiddle with the
Speaker 3: dials because we essentially have a home studio set up
Speaker 3: in my second bedroom. So I was fiddling with the
Speaker 3: high frequencies, the low frequencies, balancing the mid frequencies.
Speaker 2: Apparently talking as well, because a lot of people in
Speaker 2: focus groups are saying that we don't talk about the
Speaker 2: mid and low frequencies enough of radio. They just tuned
Speaker 2: into high fray chats.
Speaker 3: How are my frequencies this morning?
Speaker 2: I think it's sounding very good at the moment, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: a lot of emails from remember last week we were
Speaker 2: taking the mick out of the fact that you and
Speaker 2: I had these big mega microphones and Patsy just had
Speaker 2: that toy one that came from JB Hi Fi. However,
Speaker 2: everyone was saying yesterday Patsy's ninety dollars microphone was way
Speaker 2: better than yours. Jack, Patsy really, Yeah, that little system
Speaker 2: from the toilet sort of style microphone. Did you proud yesterday?
Speaker 2: So perhaps he did you. The big question that I
Speaker 2: want to know this morning is yesterday there was a
Speaker 2: lot of bleeding from you about the squeaky chair. Has
Speaker 2: it been fixed?
Speaker 1: You mean bleeding? Excuse me?
Speaker 2: We have a kind of instant message thing. This opens
Speaker 2: you on the shower, But anything to do with the
Speaker 2: show material, ideas, et cetera. All we got from you was.
Speaker 1: The squeaky chair.
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 4: The love God went out and got some crt yesterday.
Speaker 4: He braved Bunnings and he sprayed it. I think it's slight, bitter,
Speaker 4: slightly all right, Well.
Speaker 3: We couldn't hear it yesterday.
Speaker 2: There was no I tell you what the problem was
Speaker 2: going on about it.
Speaker 3: It's annoying that was going every time I moved.
Speaker 2: We couldn't hear a thing. So have you two got
Speaker 2: up a bit later? Because phatpsy you get up at
Speaker 2: like sort of one am in the morning and then
Speaker 2: drive in from the wild West in the old Arkansas
Speaker 2: chugger bug. So have you managed to get a little
Speaker 2: bit of baxts to sleep?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: I still got up at three because no I did, honestly,
Speaker 4: because I'm so getting that. Know what. The key, the
Speaker 4: key to working from home is treat it like any
Speaker 4: other work day. So I've been getting up and showering
Speaker 4: my hair and makeup, just.
Speaker 3: Not driving in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know minutes.
Speaker 4: I don't feel in the zone unless I'm actually properly
Speaker 4: getting ready for work. So I'm dressing ups today.
Speaker 2: Did she just say in the zone? You know there's
Speaker 2: a pat zone. There's Kenny Loggins in his danger zone
Speaker 2: between Jones Zone News zone driving in this morning, because
Speaker 2: obviously you two walked to work. It's a short little
Speaker 2: commute for you guys driving in this morning. I noticed
Speaker 2: one thing this morning and tell you what it is next,
Speaker 2: and it freaked me out. Christ John O'connlall Break us
Speaker 2: T Podcast Day two. Then of me being the all
Speaker 2: alone in the studio hearing Gold and Jack and Pats
Speaker 2: are working from home. So you two, but you know
Speaker 2: you both had a nice warm cook breakfast this morning.
Speaker 2: What have you been doing now?
Speaker 3: You're a bit near the grambled eggs for me.
Speaker 2: Ah, you're making me crambled egg making me Jealousissankee wife
Speaker 2: up doing that for you.
Speaker 3: She's up this morning. Yeah, I mean I help.
Speaker 2: Sure and perhaps what have you had.
Speaker 4: I've had nothing. I've hit the the espresso machine twice.
Speaker 4: But I'm hoping once the family gets up, they might
Speaker 4: bring me in some toys.
Speaker 3: That's what are you doing with all that extra time?
Speaker 3: You seriously said? Fifteen minutes on the drive. You see
Speaker 3: you've been there.
Speaker 4: I've got to write my stuff.
Speaker 3: Jack, is it going to be a jam packed news
Speaker 3: this morning?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Write your stuff? What you know?
Speaker 1: What if you?
Speaker 2: If Jack's right, fifteen minutes to do what I've.
Speaker 4: Got to get ready and set up my studio and
Speaker 4: make sure we get ready for Sorry for being a
Speaker 4: professional boys.
Speaker 2: Sorry, there's a mysterious fifteen minutes that Jack and I
Speaker 2: am not going to rest this one so we know
Speaker 2: it's been accounted for. You are up to something, are you?
Speaker 2: What would I know you do? You're brushing up your CV,
Speaker 2: You're making demo tapes.
Speaker 4: Damn you caught me out.
Speaker 2: One thing I noticed coming in this morning, right, So
Speaker 2: you guys haven't commuted in for two days now, and
Speaker 2: everything is changing day by day as we know. But
Speaker 2: this morning, first time ever driving in, I'm at the
Speaker 2: what is there seven lanes at Punt Road? Right, and
Speaker 2: I'm at the traffic lights. Suddenly I hear this voice
Speaker 2: going look to the left. I'm in the far right
Speaker 2: lane and there's I count them, seven empty lanes next
Speaker 2: to me. At Punt Road, I'm the only car at
Speaker 2: the traffic lights. Normally, normally all the lanes right, even
Speaker 2: at quarterbas five, all the lanes have got cars in.
Speaker 2: It's such a busy bit interchange. I've never ever been
Speaker 2: the only car there, and Jack, You're right, it was
Speaker 2: really unsettling. I even for no reason. I even locked
Speaker 2: the car door, you know.
Speaker 6: The.
Speaker 2: Ghosts coming out to get me, so scary. There was
Speaker 2: no one there, and at first I thought, it's what
Speaker 2: we're not the weekend, is it? I am actually supposed
Speaker 2: to be doing the showther no one there. Obviously, people
Speaker 2: are working from home and people sticking to isolation, which
Speaker 2: should be doing, but whilest all cars around. So I'm
Speaker 2: curious to know this morning, why are you up at
Speaker 2: twelve minutes past six? Are you like Patsy then, if
Speaker 2: you're working from home, he's still trying to hang on
Speaker 2: to some kind of routine at the moment and keeping
Speaker 2: the same hours. Why are you up right now?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Are you on your way into work? You in one
Speaker 2: of the ever increasing longest list in the world of
Speaker 2: essential jobs. We were we were feeling pretty smug last
Speaker 2: week met Jack and Pats that we were on this
Speaker 2: rare list of essential jobs. Turns out everyone apart from
Speaker 2: if you run a bare studio, is on this list
Speaker 2: of essential jobs. So why are you up this morning?
Speaker 2: If you're working from home? Why why are you still
Speaker 2: up this early at six twenty two nine four one
Speaker 2: four one four three. Let's go to the lines. First
Speaker 2: of all, let's go to a good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning Christian. How are you going.
Speaker 2: I'm good Georgia. I hope you well this morning. Thanks
Speaker 2: for tuning in. And what are you doing up so early?
Speaker 7: I woke up quite early this morning. I start work
Speaker 7: at six thirty. I work in pathology.
Speaker 2: All right? Whereabouts? You are you about to say where
Speaker 2: you work in pathology?
Speaker 7: I'm not quite sure I from a leer to say
Speaker 7: which lab, but one of the bigger, big labs in
Speaker 7: Australia that I work for, all right?
Speaker 2: And the testing you're doing is had anything to do
Speaker 2: with coronavirus?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're directly testing for COVID nineteen at the.
Speaker 2: Moment, what a job. There's no one else right now
Speaker 2: in Australia that's got more important job than you and
Speaker 2: the care workers and doctors and nurses and you're doing
Speaker 2: all the testing. That's incredible. What are so how long
Speaker 2: have you been doing that? Has that been going on
Speaker 2: for a couple of weeks that your lab's been.
Speaker 7: Involved a couple of weeks Our lab's been involved with
Speaker 7: the COVID nineteen testing, but before that we were already
Speaker 7: busy enough lab as it is being one of the
Speaker 7: biggest ones with all the routine testing. But now it's
Speaker 7: definitely increased the number of swabs that are coming through
Speaker 7: for people getting tested for the coronavirus.
Speaker 2: And what are you doing to you guys running like
Speaker 2: twenty four hours? You all do an extra shifts and
Speaker 2: they're bringing in extra people.
Speaker 7: Our lab does run twenty four to seven, but with
Speaker 7: the testing with the COVID nineteen it takes quite a
Speaker 7: long amount of time, so we usually batch them up
Speaker 7: into a specific amount of numbers so that they can
Speaker 7: get through as quick as possible and get those turnaround
Speaker 7: times done really quickly.
Speaker 2: And tell me this, you're working right in the either
Speaker 2: storm at the moment, do you guys feel under pressure?
Speaker 2: But what are you doing? It's such important work giving people.
Speaker 2: There's the news, whether it's negative or positive.
Speaker 7: Everyone's feeling a bit edgy at the workplace at the moment.
Speaker 7: We've put in our own measures to try and keep
Speaker 7: everybody as safe as possible as well as the normal
Speaker 7: practices that are happening in a lab. So we've got
Speaker 7: extra measures that we've put into pace. But yeah, everyone's
Speaker 7: feeling a little bit on edge, under pressure and a
Speaker 7: bit stressed at the moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I bet well. Listen, you're doing such important work
Speaker 2: right now. Thank you to you and your colleagues for
Speaker 2: everything you're doing. And I hope you guys are staying
Speaker 2: safe and sane as well in these testing and difficult times. Now.
Speaker 7: We're definitely trying to Yeah.
Speaker 2: See are you on the way to work now to
Speaker 2: the lab?
Speaker 7: Now, I'm actually at work. I'm just about to start,
Speaker 7: so you know, just about to head in.
Speaker 2: Now and tell me this as a layman and a
Speaker 2: non scientist, are you sort of are you looking at
Speaker 2: are you looking under microscopes? Describe the scene in the lab.
Speaker 2: What are you allowed to tell us about the testing
Speaker 2: and what it's like.
Speaker 7: They're at the lab behind the scenes. So whenever you
Speaker 7: get your blood taken or your slaves taken, whatever sample
Speaker 7: your doctor has requested, it will come to a lab
Speaker 7: like us, and we will decide what testing is required.
Speaker 7: Some required microscopes, some go on machinery that are able
Speaker 7: to to test for it. There's so many different departments
Speaker 7: in here, and it's quite a complex lab, but our
Speaker 7: main priority is to get our results out to patients
Speaker 7: as soon as possible and as efficiently as possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, and I read the other day that it's actually
Speaker 2: quite big in size. Is that right? The coronavirus COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen is actually quite large, more than other viral and
Speaker 2: viruses in terms of its actual size and diameter.
Speaker 7: Well, at the moment, I'm not too sure on our
Speaker 7: positive to negative ratio at the moment. I'd have to
Speaker 7: double check this morning, but yeah, we've had a couple
Speaker 7: of positive cases that have come through to us that
Speaker 7: we're obviously, you know, coordinating with other authorities to get
Speaker 7: those stats through as well.
Speaker 2: All right, well, listen, I let you go, got bort
Speaker 2: work to do. But for now, Georgia thank you very
Speaker 2: much and give us a call. Have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thanks Christian, you too.
Speaker 2: Take care bye. Alright, let's take a couple more calls
Speaker 2: before Patsy's news at half past Joey, good morning.
Speaker 3: Hell you Christian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're all good, Joey. And what are you doing
Speaker 2: up so, Ernie?
Speaker 8: Since fall Garbos?
Speaker 2: Garbo? Of course, yes, the Garbos. You emptied the bins
Speaker 2: my place yesterday. You're still out there. You're still doing
Speaker 2: your work. We still need the bins empty.
Speaker 8: Have a four start and forward.
Speaker 2: So you're on the essential list so or you're just working.
Speaker 8: Anyway, because if I'm not a job so.
Speaker 2: Know, we need you guys to do it. You're you
Speaker 2: are on the essential list. You're more essential to people
Speaker 2: than what we do. Well, you can't, you.
Speaker 8: Can't stop pick up the garage you like more than
Speaker 8: grydavirus getting around?
Speaker 2: And where are you this morning? Where is the round
Speaker 2: in Melbournehere about sire?
Speaker 8: I'm sort of all over, but just be all right, okay.
Speaker 2: All right, well listen, all right, Joey, have a good day,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling, Joey. Linda, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, Linda? Why are you up so early mate,
Speaker 2: what are you up to?
Speaker 5: I'm on my way away because I'm a school bus driver,
Speaker 5: even those.
Speaker 2: School fish So who's in the bus?
Speaker 7: No one?
Speaker 5: Can we just drive around empty?
Speaker 2: Wait? You're driving out a ghost school bus? Yes. If
Speaker 2: I had have seen you at those spooky lights of
Speaker 2: Punt Road this morning and the only other vehicle there
Speaker 2: was an empty ghost school bus, I would have been
Speaker 2: very scared.
Speaker 9: So that's really weird.
Speaker 2: They're still making you drive around doing like the pickup
Speaker 2: points they are.
Speaker 9: We're contracted, so they're making a drive.
Speaker 2: This is crazy. The contract says we've got to carry
Speaker 2: on driving whether or not there's kids to pick up.
Speaker 2: All right, Linda will enjoy the empty school bus round
Speaker 2: this morning. Thank you all right, have a good day,
Speaker 2: stay safe. Thanks a lot, Linda. Bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good onring to Alex Christian. I'm up at this hour
Speaker 2: because I'm harvesting wine grapes. Most people are telling me
Speaker 2: I'm a central job. Yeah, you keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Crush crush, crush, mate. People need their wine right now.
Speaker 2: Cruss crush, crush. They're self medicating. I see that. The
Speaker 2: have I got this right, pats I was reading this
Speaker 2: morning before the show. They're limiting the amount of alcohol
Speaker 2: that we can buy. Now it's the new lou Role.
Speaker 2: It's beer or whine. No, that's just you. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: just me. I want to watch this, but the only
Speaker 2: way is where I live. There's about eight different bottle shops,
Speaker 2: so I could easily go from bottle shop to buy.
Speaker 2: I don't't to encourage anyone to do this. It's not
Speaker 2: that I've thought it through or anything. Perhapsy, how are
Speaker 2: you finding this week with homeschooling, Because I've got to
Speaker 2: be honest, I am.
Speaker 4: I absolutely busted. Yes, was just bl one, so I
Speaker 4: was finished. Then it's time to hit the books because
Speaker 4: my husband's working. He's trying to lock himself away to
Speaker 4: get his stuff done, and it's.
Speaker 2: Just so full on.
Speaker 4: And then the first thing we had up yesterday was
Speaker 4: physical education pe and everything has come home with a
Speaker 4: list of suggestions of what to do and I'm trying
Speaker 4: to convince so let's just take the dog for a
Speaker 4: walk around the lake. That'll be all right.
Speaker 2: And raining. It's good to raining because the world is
Speaker 2: saying that the kids need to do less exercise. Patsy
Speaker 2: so yeah, and when you say tell what, you can
Speaker 2: put a sadle on it and she can get on
Speaker 2: that great big monster dog, Old Clifford, the big red Dog.
Speaker 4: But you know what a lot of people have been
Speaker 4: really really awesome in that they're sending suggestions of you know,
Speaker 4: podcasts and stuff that we can do for exercise and stuff.
Speaker 4: So we might we must do that in the next
Speaker 4: couple of days. Running out of stuff to do my.
Speaker 2: Kids because I said, you've got to do. You've got
Speaker 2: to some form of exercise where there's ten or fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes at least every day. And so I've seen them.
Speaker 2: Now a lot of people recommended Yoga with Adrian. She's
Speaker 2: does these videos and they're on YouTube. Yoga with Adrian can't.
Speaker 2: It's this lady that does it, and it's very cool
Speaker 2: and relaxed, and she's got a dog who's asleep for
Speaker 2: most of the time. Next week, I mean he's got
Speaker 2: he has hit Peek Nirvanic Bliss with it all. He's
Speaker 2: like fast asleep by the radiator. But she's very cool
Speaker 2: and you she's divine them up whether you want a
Speaker 2: ten minute, fifteen minute, twenty minute one. I've started to
Speaker 2: do them as well. They's some they're brilliant. It's on
Speaker 2: the YouTube. I put a link out to it. In
Speaker 2: my mind now teachers need to be paid at least
Speaker 2: one million dollars a year.
Speaker 4: Oh, Insie.
Speaker 2: I've always appreciated how hard they were, but this week
Speaker 2: again I found it exhausted because I've got two daughters.
Speaker 2: They're both doing zoom dialings lesson lessons and they've been fighting,
Speaker 2: going shut up, I can hear you.
Speaker 1: Cry that bedroom, Dawn.
Speaker 2: I'm not running between rumors, going can you close this
Speaker 2: door and referee in chemistry right now?
Speaker 1: And like I'm doing my bad.
Speaker 2: Honestly, right it's only a couple of days into this isolation.
Speaker 2: They are there's going to be a mutiny. They're going
Speaker 2: to overthrow my wife and I. Honestly, it is frightening
Speaker 2: scenes right now at home trying to do this home schooling.
Speaker 2: Then yesterday I came in, right, they have a couple
Speaker 2: of minutes, like an interchange between the next thing, and
Speaker 2: so they can chat to their mates. So they've been
Speaker 2: sort of muffing around with their mates before the teacher
Speaker 2: dials in. They got to, you know, do the lesson
Speaker 2: all those Anyway, yesterday I can home right and I
Speaker 2: could hear one of them chantler mates. Anyway, I got
Speaker 2: confused as to which one it was. It was just
Speaker 2: coming from a room. I walked in and think it
Speaker 2: was Ruby chatting to mates. Went behind the camera right,
Speaker 2: pulled my top up to show my belly, thinking her
Speaker 2: mates we laugh. She turned around went dad, this is
Speaker 2: the chemistry teacher. I got the wrong parents evening and
Speaker 2: I did impression of her grown up and I, oh, hi,
Speaker 2: there are there, mister Smith finished the radio show Christian
Speaker 2: Yes Yes on work Essential job me the Christian O'Connor
Speaker 2: breakfast Show podcast yesterday. Right after one of the news,
Speaker 2: I played Beach Boys Good Vibrations and we're going to
Speaker 2: do this every day. Right after the news, we're going
Speaker 2: to play a song so hopefully try and balance things out.
Speaker 2: There's so much fair and I worrying the world right
Speaker 2: now by what's going on and here in Melbourne and
Speaker 2: around Australia. Music has always can help us sometimes just
Speaker 2: shift us into a different way, a different mindset. Thats
Speaker 2: what we love music so much. So I'm looking for
Speaker 2: your suggestions of what I could play off the Patsy's
Speaker 2: News at seven o'clock this morning. Name four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three? What is your one go to
Speaker 2: song that always makes you feel good? Jackie boy? What
Speaker 2: is it for you?
Speaker 3: You know what I've been listening to this week after
Speaker 3: watching a master class. You know masterclass, you where famous
Speaker 3: people do lessons on their trade. So I'm watching my
Speaker 3: father in law have signed up to us, and now
Speaker 3: we're all watching different ones. I was watching Tom Morello
Speaker 3: from Rage Against the Machine doing an electric guitar line,
Speaker 3: and he talked about how much he loved James Brown
Speaker 3: and that James Brown said that every instrument should be
Speaker 3: a percussion instrument. So whether you're playing guitar, singing, every
Speaker 3: instrument is the drums. And now I've been listening to
Speaker 3: James Brown. So I got James Brown. I feel good.
Speaker 2: Wow, it says what it says, does what it does
Speaker 2: on the tin. This is a brilliant song, Strong tender.
Speaker 2: Have you got a song as good as this to
Speaker 2: come out of the news at seven o'clock? This is
Speaker 2: a great song. Jack Have you ever heard James Brown payback?
Speaker 2: This big, epic minute, six or seven minute song. It's
Speaker 2: an incredible song.
Speaker 3: No, but I'm going through the back paddalog now, so
Speaker 3: we'll get to it.
Speaker 2: Payback is amazing. It's like a whole kind of mini
Speaker 2: epic song brilliant on Payback by James Brown. Check it out.
Speaker 2: You know you James Brown chat. This is a strong
Speaker 2: one for seven. This would sound great. All right, let's
Speaker 2: take some suggestions now on the lines. Rodney, good morning.
Speaker 2: What's it for you.
Speaker 8: Morning, Christian Gay.
Speaker 2: Good morning mate. I hope you're well this morning. Thanks
Speaker 2: for tuning in, buddy, And what's your field? Good song?
Speaker 8: Sharp dress Man? Boys is the top?
Speaker 2: Get in? Are you a sharp dress man? Rodney? You're
Speaker 2: still getting dressed up for work?
Speaker 8: I think your laugh will Actually you have the car here.
Speaker 8: You're actually hiding people's gardens and these days it's quite funny.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: I've been waking up to that for about three years. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and my family hide because if I missed the alarm
Speaker 8: and don't turn it off, they know it word for word.
Speaker 2: You're good. That is your not it's your go to song,
Speaker 2: so it actually wakes you up in the morning.
Speaker 1: Shot dress man, I love it.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 2: So I'm worried though that if I played that at
Speaker 2: seven o'clock, you're going to think you've got, you're certainly
Speaker 2: going to think you've got to wake up and let
Speaker 2: it out of your bed.
Speaker 8: Good too, all right and probably caladays I play Guys
Speaker 8: off boy excellent, which is.
Speaker 2: Quite final funny for only you Rodney exactly, all right, buddy,
Speaker 2: thank you very much, a good day.
Speaker 8: You take care, you take care, bud By.
Speaker 2: What did he say? It was hiding a car key
Speaker 2: in the garden.
Speaker 3: Because we're isolated in a different studio, I'm not sure
Speaker 3: if I'm hearing the callers always correct?
Speaker 2: Now you are? I think said about in the God
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to play that back to. It's a
Speaker 2: new riddle. What is Rodney saying when he's saying what
Speaker 2: he's saying? Eddie's on the line, Edward.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good this morning? And what's your feal? Good song?
Speaker 9: This song has always put a smile on my faked
Speaker 9: dream Academy life.
Speaker 2: In the Northern Town. A brilliant song. They used it
Speaker 2: in Ferris Bueller's Day Off as well. I love that song.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful song. Yeah, great choice, you got a
Speaker 2: good chase, good choice of music, Edward, thank you.
Speaker 9: Christian can say thank you to you guys for turning
Speaker 9: back up to work after the whole place got scrubbed
Speaker 9: down on Tuesday. A big step to you, guys, but
Speaker 9: we all appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's very kind. It's no big deal whatsoever. We're
Speaker 2: all safe and fine. But thank you for saying that, Edward.
Speaker 2: It's a pleasure and joy to do what we do.
Speaker 2: But thank you very much for your kind words. That's lovely, mate. Cheers,
Speaker 2: have a good day, Stay safe, Christian.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: The loneliest studio and radio right now in the world.
Speaker 2: Just me sat here, even Huggy when he came in.
Speaker 2: He asked, say, went you look so sad and lonely
Speaker 2: without your little mates? That's it big now without your playmates?
Speaker 2: Are I said, yeah, because everyone's tough when Jack Post
Speaker 2: is next to them. All right, good morning, thanks for
Speaker 2: tuning in, guys. Eight minutes past seven is to Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connor breck for the show here on gold So date
Speaker 2: of the Isolation Radio station with Jack and Patsy working
Speaker 2: from home again for the rest of this week as
Speaker 2: we all start trying to stay safe. After one of
Speaker 2: the team members here at Gold was tested positive for
Speaker 2: coronavirus over the weekend. The goodness is they're covering very well.
Speaker 2: They're not in hospital so far, they're doing very very well.
Speaker 2: And as extra precautions because the person works in contact
Speaker 2: with us, please to say and excited to say that
Speaker 2: another one of our team members had to be tested
Speaker 2: forty eight hours ago. And we found out last night.
Speaker 2: Little Collette is okay, which is great news for everybody,
Speaker 2: but most of all, which is awesome. So collect, I
Speaker 2: know you're still working from home in you little sort
Speaker 2: of hovel that you live in. I think Collett lives
Speaker 2: in a skirting board. But please, you're still safe, very
Speaker 2: very pleased that you're healthy. Important part of this show,
Speaker 2: so come from James Brown, one of the greatest live
Speaker 2: performers ever, leads us to today's Mount Rushmore. And I
Speaker 2: was thinking yesterday what could we do with our Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2: This is a feature that we do once a week.
Speaker 2: We try and debate a various topic. Last week we're
Speaker 2: talking about the best TV shows to watch and what
Speaker 2: could I only out of four only four can go
Speaker 2: up on the Mount Rushmore. We argue about which ones
Speaker 2: have to go up there? And this week you probably
Speaker 2: feel the same thing as well, with with limited movements
Speaker 2: of what we can do, and rightly so for safety.
Speaker 2: But I don't think I've ever appreciated my freedom more.
Speaker 2: We take it for granted, don't we. You imagine when
Speaker 2: it's safe for us to go out to restaurants, to
Speaker 2: live music, to comedy shows sort of cinema, it's giving
Speaker 2: out the greatest day we've ever experienced. The things that
Speaker 2: we've been able to do for years, but they've just
Speaker 2: become things that you just take them for granted, because
Speaker 2: that's I guess the nature of life. Not everything can
Speaker 2: be an amazing moment.
Speaker 3: And do you think they'll come back gradually or it
Speaker 3: will be the biggest day ever for restaurants and pubs.
Speaker 3: If it's a announced day and on that day everybody's
Speaker 3: allowed back into civilization.
Speaker 2: Be chaos. It will be chaos, you know that would
Speaker 2: have to do it. Who's got the six or seven sitting,
Speaker 2: you know, and then seven to night they have to
Speaker 2: do it by street number or name or I don't
Speaker 2: know how they're going to do it, But it will
Speaker 2: be the greatest day on earth when we can go
Speaker 2: back out in public, you know, say three. So I
Speaker 2: was thinking about Mount Rushmore and I was thinking about
Speaker 2: live music. That's something we're really missing at the moment.
Speaker 2: So many concerts and tours been put back towards the
Speaker 2: end of the year, and you know, we can't go
Speaker 2: out and see live music. And live music is just
Speaker 2: an amazing thing when you're a experience, and the wonder
Speaker 2: and joy when someone's really nailing a live performance and
Speaker 2: you're all there. When we all went to see Elton
Speaker 2: John a couple of weeks ago, he was incredible. You know,
Speaker 2: it was in the rain at our Rochford Winery, but
Speaker 2: he was still amazing and you're witnessing one of the greats.
Speaker 2: So this morning Mount Rushmore, I needed to say, which,
Speaker 2: which acts have you seen? Deserves to go on the
Speaker 2: Mount Rushmore Greatest Live Acts Ever? It needs to be
Speaker 2: someone you've seen, and I want the detail I want
Speaker 2: you to go to justify why it has to be. Then,
Speaker 2: what was so great about that night that performance? Nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three? Jack? Who is
Speaker 2: it for you?
Speaker 3: I'll take you guys back to two thousand and three
Speaker 3: when I was a fifteen year old and went to
Speaker 3: my first ever music festival, I'd been to a few
Speaker 3: small concerts at Eltham roller Rink before then, but this
Speaker 3: really blew my mind because you're talking about thirty thousand
Speaker 3: people other than thirty that I was used to. And
Speaker 3: I saw the food Fighters headline and Dave Grol, I
Speaker 3: mean he is rock and roll. Oh yeah, he is
Speaker 3: the lead singer food Fighters. Of course, he was also
Speaker 3: the drummer of Nirvana. This man lives and breathes rock
Speaker 3: and roll, and his stage presence is unforgettable. I remember
Speaker 3: as a fifteen year old kid and now I'm a tall,
Speaker 3: gangly man now, but as a kid, I was actually
Speaker 3: a late bloomer, didn't go through puberty until almost out
Speaker 3: of high school, so I was a short kid. Got
Speaker 3: up on my friend's shoulders and sat the entire gig
Speaker 3: on my friend's shoulders watching Dave Grol.
Speaker 2: Amazing. I love those stories. You wish you to see
Speaker 2: that on concert, someone on somebody's shoulders. That's awesome, Jack,
Speaker 2: I've seen Food Fighters like a couple of times. They
Speaker 2: are amazed. Dave Grol one of the nicest men in
Speaker 2: rock and roll. You're right, he is a ma netic
Speaker 2: performer as well awesome live performer. Patsy, who's it for you?
Speaker 2: You've seen loads of live acts over the years. What's
Speaker 2: the very best? The very best?
Speaker 4: It's hard because I've seen a lot of acts and
Speaker 4: even better I reckon than my Brian Adams was Billy
Speaker 4: Joel at rod Laver Arena back in two thousand and eight.
Speaker 4: It was his world tour and he was just phenomenal.
Speaker 4: It's the first time I've ever seen him live on
Speaker 4: stage and he had so much energy and oh the
Speaker 4: way he plays that piano and favorite song Italian Restaurant.
Speaker 4: I know you love that song as well, but it
Speaker 4: was just to be there in person and see him
Speaker 4: perform at live was just incredible.
Speaker 2: Benny Joel like Elton John, they're both storytellers and amazing
Speaker 2: piano players as well. I went to see them when
Speaker 2: they toured together. They did a tour together and they
Speaker 2: played some of each other songs. It was incredible that
Speaker 2: like two dawning pianos. It was an amazing performance. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Billy John, that is a great one food answer to Jack,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you my next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Who is that which one of you? Right? Because I
Speaker 2: can down the lines on the songs. I can hear
Speaker 2: what's going on to your end. One of you is
Speaker 2: banging the keyboards like no, it's you pass stop.
Speaker 3: Still see it, says Patriner, is typing on the group message.
Speaker 2: It's like the you know, Michael Flatley was feats of Flame.
Speaker 2: It's like fingers of flame angry. I know you're trained
Speaker 2: to like lightly the fingers, you know, across the keys
Speaker 2: and all that, like you know, butterfly and then but yours.
Speaker 4: Is news waits for no one quite right?
Speaker 2: All right? So we're talking about best live show you've
Speaker 2: ever seen? What should gar up on a Mount Rushmore?
Speaker 2: Call us up this morning? Nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three. What how's to go on to Mount
Speaker 2: Rushmore based on the best live performance you saw? We
Speaker 2: need all the details. Jack has taken us back to
Speaker 2: when he first saw his big first Proble gig, and
Speaker 2: what a great one for initiation into the world of
Speaker 2: rock and roll, Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters. And
Speaker 2: he was on his shoulders of a mate.
Speaker 3: Hey, I just got a text actually from the guy
Speaker 3: whose shoulders I was on. He's listening by coincidence. He goes,
Speaker 3: I remember seeing Food Fighters with you haven't thought about
Speaker 3: that in ages. How good and it was. I was
Speaker 3: a fifteen year old kid and from the ground I
Speaker 3: couldn't see a thing until I was hoisted up because
Speaker 3: I was a short kid, and spent the next two
Speaker 3: hours on his shoulders. So thank you to Sam Marsho's
Speaker 3: listening now.
Speaker 2: It's amazing he happened to be listening and you tell
Speaker 2: a story, a very specific story about his shoulders. That's nuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think he expected his shoulders to be
Speaker 3: talked about on the radio this.
Speaker 2: Morning when he tuned in. Hang on a were we
Speaker 2: moving into again coincidence stories? Easy, everybody, Let's not go
Speaker 2: back into it. We're in extraordinary times at the moment.
Speaker 2: Let's be careful, all right. Best live before I've ever
Speaker 2: seen like k Chack and Pat's been very lucky to
Speaker 2: in this. You get invited to go to a lot
Speaker 2: of great shows and you know, some of you probably
Speaker 2: know me before. Big Springsteen fan, Massive Rolling Stones fans.
Speaker 2: Those two were always my go to rock and roll
Speaker 2: bands that I've seen a couple of times. I've been
Speaker 2: very very lucky. But in turn, in terms of actually
Speaker 2: seeing someone who was an actual once in a generation virtuoso.
Speaker 2: That's something thing above a genius, actual virtuoso. It's all
Speaker 2: about Prince for me. Just when you see someone and
Speaker 2: it's not just Prince, it's the magic with Sheila E
Speaker 2: his drummer as well, the whole backing band he has
Speaker 2: with him. They are amazing. But Prince, when you witness
Speaker 2: him even talking about it, now you know the little
Speaker 2: purple fellow. He's not a live and or gives me goosebumps.
Speaker 2: Because I couldn't. I didn't want to talk to friends
Speaker 2: that I was there. I just I wanted to just
Speaker 2: not watch it. I wanted to be consumed by whatever,
Speaker 2: that magic power, that rareness, that quality he had. As
Speaker 2: I was going on YouTube yesterday to dig out a
Speaker 2: couple of performances to sort of illustrate why no one
Speaker 2: quite performed live like Prince, I found this little short clip.
Speaker 2: Prince did one of the halftime shows at the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Greatest show on Earth for any band to do, a
Speaker 2: lot of pressure. Some bands have done it brilliantly and
Speaker 2: some not so. Prince did it in two thousand and
Speaker 2: seven in Miami, and it poured like proper poured, and
Speaker 2: the producers had to cool him on the day of
Speaker 2: the performance to warn him it was it was going
Speaker 2: to be raining, very very heavy. Have you listened to this?
Speaker 2: And Prince's pure rook and roll reaction to the news
Speaker 2: it was going to be a heavy downpour.
Speaker 6: The morning of the game, opened the curtains in my
Speaker 6: hotel room and I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: It was like a scene from Moby Dick. This is
Speaker 2: the producer.
Speaker 1: The winds were blowing the palm trees and.
Speaker 6: The rain was one of those Miami rain storms that
Speaker 6: just would not relent. We're in this truck sitting behind
Speaker 6: Don Mischer, and I remember Don said, put me on
Speaker 6: the phone with Prince. Don says, now, I want you
Speaker 6: to know it's raining. And Prince like, yes, it's raining,
Speaker 6: and are you okay? And Princes like, can you make
Speaker 6: it rain harder?
Speaker 3: And I was like, right on, I love that.
Speaker 2: Produces. Ever say to me, we got really bad technical problems, Yeah,
Speaker 2: make them even harder, make it rain harder. That's how
Speaker 2: rock and roll he is. Rain can't stop Prince for me. Prince.
Speaker 2: It was two thousand and seven. He did twenty one
Speaker 2: nights in London at the biggest venue in London, the
Speaker 2: O two Academy eighteen thousand people a night for twenty
Speaker 2: one nights. Wow and get this. Artists can set ticket prices.
Speaker 2: A lot of these artists say, we don't know what
Speaker 2: to do about ticket touts. Set a standard ticket price,
Speaker 2: then don't have different via tiers of fire pricing. He
Speaker 2: said it at thirty one dollars twenty seven. It was
Speaker 2: a fixed fees, so he couldn't have any ticket touts.
Speaker 2: And the reason he did that is that he didn't
Speaker 2: want any ticket touts. And also we liked the number
Speaker 2: thirty one twenty seven. He's obsessed with numbers. And also
Speaker 2: he named his album thirty one twenty seven, so he thought,
Speaker 2: I need he wants to have a low ticket price
Speaker 2: thirty one bucks to go and see prints. I went
Speaker 2: for I went twice. It was so amazing to see
Speaker 2: one of the greatest life performers ever. Who was It
Speaker 2: for You?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: Nine four one, four, one oh four three TI them
Speaker 2: Today's show, by the way, make it rain harder. Let's
Speaker 2: go to Isabella. Good morning, Isabella, Hello Isabella, Hello, hello mate,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. I hope you're well in sane fander.
Speaker 2: Who is It for You? Great's Live performance the Rolling Story, Yeah,
Speaker 2: one of the greats. Where did you see them?
Speaker 5: They have to be the top, they have to be
Speaker 5: the top. I saw them in Chicago last year. It
Speaker 5: was the best night of my life.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you're shouting it there on stage right now.
Speaker 5: It's brings back memories. It just make me so excited
Speaker 5: and shaky, like it's just oh, it was just so good.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, Isabella, this is great this and turn the
Speaker 2: radio down because it's feeding back at the moment so
Speaker 2: we can't hear you. Clearly give you an amazing eyewitness report.
Speaker 2: I'm calm, no, no, no, no, go ahead with this
Speaker 2: is all about passionate live music. This is what it
Speaker 2: does to us. We're missing it telling you about that,
Speaker 2: then Rolling Stones, Where was it do you say? Chicago?
Speaker 5: In Chicago Salderfield Stadium in twenty fourteen, I missed out
Speaker 5: and I was standing out some broadline crying, and my
Speaker 5: dad felt so terrible that last year he surprised this
Speaker 5: with Chicago tickets and oh it was the best concert.
Speaker 5: I like nearly passed out there. I had to close
Speaker 5: onto my sister the whole time. Some would have flew over.
Speaker 5: I was just crying and shouting all lyrics. It was
Speaker 5: just to see those old men on stay.
Speaker 1: I love you old men.
Speaker 5: Oh it was just the best note of my life.
Speaker 5: And it's just the best man ever.
Speaker 2: Proper rock and roll, aren't they?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, oh yeah?
Speaker 2: And they might be old men, but Jack has just
Speaker 2: got that NonStop energy. Where does he get it from?
Speaker 5: Oh look, I don't know, but he just frances around,
Speaker 5: never stopped, never stopped, just moves his arms. Oh it's
Speaker 5: just such a performance.
Speaker 10: I can't Oh, thank you very much, you cal no worries,
Speaker 10: Thank you, Chris, thank you, thanks a lot.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Did you notice, by the way I keep talking us,
Speaker 2: we have an instant message chat that's open obviously because
Speaker 2: Jack and pats are working from home. I'm here alone
Speaker 2: in the studio, so we're trying to talk to each
Speaker 2: other with the producer as well during the songs and
Speaker 2: check we can keep the momentum going. All this. All
Speaker 2: I've seen from Patsy is so far block capitals again
Speaker 2: with the old angry typist is I'd kill from Fakatsia
Speaker 2: right now, she's gone stir crazy, She's gone apocalypse. Wow,
Speaker 2: back out there and whereby she's gone?
Speaker 1: Is she?
Speaker 2: I don't know what she is looking for?
Speaker 3: That banging and naked Kasha.
Speaker 2: Karen's on the line. Best live performance you've ever seen.
Speaker 2: We're all talking. We're missing live performance right now. We're
Speaker 2: trying to form a mount rushmore are the best of
Speaker 2: live performances we've all ever seen? What is it for you?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three Karen? Who's
Speaker 2: it for you? Mate?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Hi Christian, Hi pets fy Jack. Yeah, my concert is sorry,
Speaker 11: I should say Coldplay. I saw them in November two
Speaker 11: and twelve and I took my kids. That was the
Speaker 11: first time we've all been to a together soide the
Speaker 11: I was ten, eleven and thirteen, and it was joyful away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're a joyful band, aren't They Really colorful and
Speaker 2: it's very creating.
Speaker 11: With the other wristbands that were all glowing. It was
Speaker 11: just it was fabulous. It was just the best first
Speaker 11: concert to take children to. Just absolutely loved it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I took my kids to that show. Yeah, as
Speaker 2: you go in, everyone's given a wristband, and as it
Speaker 2: gets darker in the evening, all these multi colored wristbands
Speaker 2: and they they can change the color of your wristband,
Speaker 2: so the whole stadium starts to do like a Mexican
Speaker 2: wave of your different colors and stuff like that, and
Speaker 2: you all feel even more together with it. Yeah, great choice,
Speaker 2: Cold Blair, brilliant live band. Nice one. All right, have
Speaker 2: a good day, stay shay bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Best thing I've ever seen live. I'm saying the word
Speaker 2: thing rather than band or artists live because it was
Speaker 2: like seeing something from another planet. And I've seen some
Speaker 2: great performances by Springsteen and the Stones, but Prince was
Speaker 2: just believable. So we're talking about live music today, trying
Speaker 2: to former Mount Rushmore based on the best live performances
Speaker 2: you've ever seen. We need to call us up and
Speaker 2: take us there. Jack's gone for Green Day and being
Speaker 2: on his mate's shoulders. So that was the first big show,
Speaker 2: the first rock and roll band you ever saw, the
Speaker 2: amazing food Fighters, the Food Fighters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, love Green Day as well though, don't not discounting
Speaker 3: them by any means. But Dave Roll the man is
Speaker 3: rock and roll and I'll always remember that first festival
Speaker 3: I went to Big Daut two thousand and three.
Speaker 2: All Right, known four one four one O four three,
Speaker 2: best love force you've ever seen? Patsy back with us,
Speaker 2: I'm here you got that for Catsia yet?
Speaker 9: No, wh.
Speaker 2: Who can he cats you to me? Is like a
Speaker 2: It's like a Sunday roast. It's a big old BIG's
Speaker 2: a homework out at the moment. Just get too for
Speaker 2: catsiers use them as dumbbells and you know, and just
Speaker 2: this time in the morning.
Speaker 3: No, I'm hungry.
Speaker 4: The love God's getting me be coughed.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, let's go to Andrew right now, come onring
Speaker 2: Andrew Christian, how are you. I'm good, buddy, So tell
Speaker 2: me best live performance you've ever seen? Who was it?
Speaker 9: I'd say Springstain and Hanging Rock.
Speaker 2: Oh you lucky man, you were there? So many people
Speaker 2: rave about that.
Speaker 9: Y is Christian. I wasn't a big fan of Springsteen,
Speaker 9: but after watching the show Unbelovable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't you think there's something special? There's joy and
Speaker 2: the band as well are playing live together. It's something
Speaker 2: I found it almost whenever I've seen Springsteen, it's like
Speaker 2: all something spiritual happenings. There's there's this joy. Yeah, It's phenomenal,
Speaker 2: isn't it?
Speaker 9: How long did he do oh, I reckon he was
Speaker 9: one for a bit two and a half fields.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he doesn't do it. He doesn't phone it in
Speaker 2: you get Valley for money. I saw him do three hours,
Speaker 2: three and three quarter hours on a Sunday night once.
Speaker 2: It was incredible. Even the last half an hour. Even
Speaker 2: the die hard fans like me were like, really, just
Speaker 2: want to go to bed. I get it. You're amazing,
Speaker 2: but I get the feeling now it's more about you
Speaker 2: than us, Bruce. I need to get home now to
Speaker 2: my family. Please, Bruce, can we go?
Speaker 7: We were tired just watching.
Speaker 2: Andrew. Thank you very much. She could have a good day, buddy,
Speaker 2: you can.
Speaker 9: I haven't touched a sausage since the competition.
Speaker 2: It's you. I'm glad you're live. You well, it's the
Speaker 2: sausage king. Everyone. Do you remember? I remember you. You
Speaker 2: were sweating as you walked out, and I actually was
Speaker 2: really worried about your aie. You saw off the wearer.
Speaker 2: We love God. How many did you get through in
Speaker 2: the end?
Speaker 3: Sasage been twelve sausages in brand in ten minutes.
Speaker 2: That's it was painful to watch. You haven't touched one since?
Speaker 9: No, I haven't touched one since.
Speaker 1: I light.
Speaker 2: All right, sausage King. Great to hear from you, mate.
Speaker 2: I hope you well, stay safe and you buddy, take care.
Speaker 1: Harry, come morning, Good morning, Christian, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good to Harry. So best live performance you've ever seen,
Speaker 2: best live performance.
Speaker 9: In all the years of we going in concerts with
Speaker 9: the Beatles, nineteen sixty four, Fistol all Melbourne.
Speaker 2: We're all jealous. You actually saw the Beatles live.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm older than you, come on, but seeing the.
Speaker 2: Great Beatles live, so nineteen sixty four, what did they play?
Speaker 2: It was?
Speaker 9: It was the Festival Hall in Melbourne. It was the
Speaker 9: night Ringo came back. It took her over from the
Speaker 9: loser Jimmy Nicol, the greatest loser in the mitts music business,
Speaker 9: right decides to peak best And we were fifth row,
Speaker 9: center right, just to be out in front of John
Speaker 9: Lennon and it was like seeing in front of a
Speaker 9: jet engine.
Speaker 2: Really what just the noise and the power.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah. They only played for twenty five twenty six minutes.
Speaker 9: That's it the usual set.
Speaker 2: Springsteen does that. It's just a warm up. That's just
Speaker 2: two of his songs. Come on, Beetles you're lightweight.
Speaker 9: Come on, beetles. If I were of it, the beetles
Speaker 9: of Veno Springsteen, come on.
Speaker 2: True even he would say that you're lucky to have
Speaker 2: seen the Beatles live, very lucky. And I still remember, Ah,
Speaker 2: that's great. And so what was the best song? What's
Speaker 2: your highlight? What's your one takeaway from seeing the standing there?
Speaker 9: I saw a standing there always.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's great, that's amazing. What great memories, Harry, thank
Speaker 2: you for sharing them with us this morning.
Speaker 1: Lovely Thanks Christian bye The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: So Jack did his first home workout yesterday. Normally this
Speaker 2: is something goes to Frank, his trainer, And so what
Speaker 2: did you do from home? Did you still manage to
Speaker 2: have the same sort of discipline?
Speaker 3: Well, I went to Frank's on Monday before the closed
Speaker 3: out and the shutdown at twelve pm on Monday.
Speaker 2: Wink wink, sure, sure.
Speaker 3: And he was no. Honestly, it was like Frank was
Speaker 3: getting looted. He provided all his clients to come and
Speaker 3: pick up and borrow equipment if you wanted it. So
Speaker 3: I drove the ute around to Frank's gym and I
Speaker 3: was putting gumbells in the back. I put a bench
Speaker 3: in the back. I have these straps and bands. I
Speaker 3: don't even know what to do with him, but I
Speaker 3: was just trying to get my hands on anything I could.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but those resistant bands are great as well for
Speaker 2: warming up and stretching and stuff like that. So well,
Speaker 2: love the other you. If you're loading up the ute
Speaker 2: with a load of dumbbells and a bench press, people
Speaker 2: must have think you were with some real hardcore tradey
Speaker 2: who join his lunch break jumps up on the back
Speaker 2: of the Please please do that one day. I will
Speaker 2: drive your ute while you work out on There's.
Speaker 3: No there's no spare moment of the day where I
Speaker 3: shouldn't be pumping iron. And it includes getting to and
Speaker 3: from A to B.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I did.
Speaker 3: Frank wrote me a program now with the with the
Speaker 3: couple of dumbbells that I took in and I did
Speaker 3: my first homework out. So now I don't know if
Speaker 3: you've started doing any.
Speaker 2: Two days ago, I found it actually really hard. It's odd.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. Normally, when I can
Speaker 2: go to the gym, I'm very disciplined. I get into
Speaker 2: my thing and get out of there as quickly as
Speaker 2: possible and have a routines to do over different days.
Speaker 2: I found it really hard at home. First of all,
Speaker 2: there's the factor of the dog. If you're on the ground,
Speaker 2: do any kind of stretching. The dog thinks, hey, my level,
Speaker 2: I keep my nose right on your face. What do
Speaker 2: you doing? What are you doing your planks and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, And you're trying to sort of what you're
Speaker 2: shaking doing planks, You're trying to swat the dog away.
Speaker 2: The dog then thinks, great game, you swapt me away.
Speaker 2: I duck it. Come back around, come back on your
Speaker 2: backside as if.
Speaker 3: It's as if our dogs had been desperate to sniff
Speaker 3: our faces. But they can never get up that high,
Speaker 3: and as soon as you're down on their level they stick.
Speaker 2: Then forget it. Forget The big winner of everyone being
Speaker 2: at home in isolation is our pets, especially dogs. They're
Speaker 2: just like, this is at last. I'm glad you've seen
Speaker 2: sense homes rock. Why go out there, whatever you do
Speaker 2: out there, it makes you so unhappy. You come home
Speaker 2: looking tired and miserable. Stay in GRSS is great. My
Speaker 2: kids then started to watch me as well, and they
Speaker 2: were like why are you doing that? Well, it's just
Speaker 2: some exercises. Oh God, then you feel self conscious. You're
Speaker 2: in the garden. It's hard. How did you get on Jack?
Speaker 3: I found I found it difficult as well. For whatever reason,
Speaker 3: the motivation isn't there in the same way it is if.
Speaker 2: You go to if you dedicated, did you you out
Speaker 2: on your deck?
Speaker 3: I was out on No. No, essentially at the other
Speaker 3: end of the dining room, pushed the table, push the
Speaker 3: dining room table.
Speaker 2: I just think outside out mind. You can't be too
Speaker 2: near the kitchen because all you thinking is this food
Speaker 2: over there. I'd rather be over there. It's too tempting
Speaker 2: go out on the deck.
Speaker 3: So I got so Frank's trying to keep me motivated
Speaker 3: during this period, and he said that I can do
Speaker 3: the FaceTime sessions, which I haven't got to that yet,
Speaker 3: but he said, just keep me updated when you do
Speaker 3: a session. So I did my workout, and you know
Speaker 3: that whenever you work out by yourself, you're just not
Speaker 3: as motivated. So I got to the end of it.
Speaker 2: Start knocking. Well, normally I do ten today. If I'm
Speaker 2: doing something more than the other people right now, I'm
Speaker 2: going to be in good enough shape.
Speaker 3: That phrase into my head so many times at least
Speaker 3: I'm doing something. So I took a photo at the
Speaker 3: end of the workout to send a Frank. And I'm
Speaker 3: not proud of this. I took a photo of the
Speaker 3: yoga mat that I was using in the dumbbells at
Speaker 3: my feet and then it looked like actually it was
Speaker 3: at the start of my workout because it was no
Speaker 3: sweat on the mat whatsoever.
Speaker 2: On Instagram, you must follow him as well. Great podcaster,
Speaker 2: former Navy Seal leader Jocko Willinick does a brilliant podcast
Speaker 2: in a couple of great books about leadership. And if
Speaker 2: you've seeing me post a post every morning of him
Speaker 2: post workout, and it's always looking down at his feet
Speaker 2: and there's sweat. It looks like blood or he's sweated
Speaker 2: out demons or something. They're sweat everywhere. So was yours
Speaker 2: didn't look like you'd worked hard enough?
Speaker 3: So this is what I did. I took the first photo,
Speaker 3: no sweat anywhere, And before I said it to Frank,
Speaker 3: I took my water bottle out, spilt it on the
Speaker 3: yoga mat, smisched it around with my foot, took a photo.
Speaker 2: Did you say what you've done.
Speaker 3: I just said workout done, and then the strong man emoji.
Speaker 2: Oh no, so he doesn't know that you put water
Speaker 2: on there.
Speaker 3: Unless he's listening to this. He does not know and
Speaker 3: shouldn't know.
Speaker 2: I'm looking now at it as well. It just looks
Speaker 2: like you've had an accident or.
Speaker 3: The you've actually looked like convincing sweat said.
Speaker 2: Unless one of the workouts is pee on the yoga
Speaker 2: mat at the end of it, just keep your bad
Speaker 2: a strong.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, which.
Speaker 2: One of you is fiddling around with chairs again.
Speaker 3: I think that time it was me.
Speaker 2: I think I was fiddling, by the way, I hate
Speaker 2: to say this, Pat. About five or ten minutes ago,
Speaker 2: I heard a squeaky chair.
Speaker 4: Oh it's hang on, I'll see if I Oh, now
Speaker 4: it's not squeaking.
Speaker 2: Just to spite me. I no, no, no, why I
Speaker 2: heard I heard squeaking. I definitely heard squeaking. All right.
Speaker 2: So this week we've been doing little diaries, little audio
Speaker 2: diaries of how we're getting on day today, try and
Speaker 2: give us something to do while we're at home, and
Speaker 2: we're inviting you if you want to do the same,
Speaker 2: just make a little audio diary on your phones. You've
Speaker 2: all got these voice recorders on them and you can
Speaker 2: email me them. Can I just like thirty seconds, forty
Speaker 2: five seconds? Maybe just you how you're feeling at the moment,
Speaker 2: your struggles, up slows, your successes, your small wins, whatever,
Speaker 2: everything that's going on. Just a kind of little postcard
Speaker 2: each evening and fling it over to me. You can
Speaker 2: email me Christian at gold one four three dot com
Speaker 2: dot au. It's actually to you first of all, Jack,
Speaker 2: So what's been going on with you? Yesterday we heard
Speaker 2: about the band that you and your wife had formed.
Speaker 3: Yes well, we actually broke up yesterday. Sadly. My wife
Speaker 3: plays drums, well she doesn't really, she's learning to play
Speaker 3: drums because I asked her to be part of our band.
Speaker 3: I play guitar and I sing. Yesterday we did a
Speaker 3: terrible rendition of the Friend's theme song, and it was
Speaker 3: so bad that we broke up the band. You challenged
Speaker 3: us to get back in the studio and do it again,
Speaker 3: give it another try, which we've done. And I'm happy
Speaker 3: to report that rehearsal number two is far, far, far
Speaker 3: better than rehearsal number one. It's actually going to blow
Speaker 3: you guys away when you hear it.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. This this so very promising, pumping up
Speaker 2: his ties on this.
Speaker 3: We are very happy with the recording that we got
Speaker 3: yesterday of us playing again the Friend's theme song.
Speaker 2: All right, So just in my sense, so Bianca is
Speaker 2: only just learning how to play the drums.
Speaker 3: That's right. I'm I've got a very rudimentary understanding of
Speaker 3: the drums and I'm trying to teach her what to play.
Speaker 3: And then I'm on vocals and guitar of course, front man.
Speaker 2: All right, let's plate. So this is the Friends theme tune? Yeah, yep,
Speaker 2: all right, for the first time. Well that's what this
Speaker 2: has been. This must be it. That was it?
Speaker 3: I just did an intro to it.
Speaker 2: Hang on, mate, Sorry, which one is it?
Speaker 3: It's the first one you played? I did. I did
Speaker 3: an audio intro to the Friends theme song?
Speaker 2: Got you, mate? This is what happens when we're not
Speaker 2: in the studio together, you know, the little glitches. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go back to it. Take two.
Speaker 3: All right, For the first time, we're going to record
Speaker 3: the band.
Speaker 2: We've already done this.
Speaker 3: The professional recording equipment at Jackie Road Studios are.
Speaker 1: You ready, my love?
Speaker 3: I'm ready friends theme song you can a sin one two.
Speaker 2: Three four, There for you? Well suss.
Speaker 3: There for you, in there before me, there for you
Speaker 3: because you're there.
Speaker 4: For me too.
Speaker 3: All right, you happy?
Speaker 2: I'm happy if you are?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Another take or I mean I think it was good,
Speaker 3: but yeah it was good. No one take will do.
Speaker 3: I'm happy enough of that.
Speaker 2: And then they made out on the floor right there, right,
Speaker 2: I know your voice?
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 3: I put on a different voice than I usually?
Speaker 2: Can I only go back to the other one we
Speaker 2: heard before? You did that.
Speaker 3: Fast passa passa passa passa passa passa pasa confuse me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've definitely done something because this is too It
Speaker 2: doesn't sound like you. Is that auto chun?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 3: That's just my normal singing voice.
Speaker 2: No way, no way, no, that was like sure, I
Speaker 2: believe so well. I want to go back to the
Speaker 2: original raw power tomorrow on the show. Then, because your
Speaker 2: last day working from home, you two, so tomorrow you
Speaker 2: need to perform the song live, you and b anchor
Speaker 2: the funky drama. You and her need to do it live,
Speaker 2: no more effects or anything like that. Okay, the real deal,
Speaker 2: Oh my well that will sound different tomorrow morning. All right,
Speaker 2: I take you through my diaries with the two teenagers.
Speaker 2: Yesterday there's been a development about one of them and
Speaker 2: seeing her boyfriend this weekend and what me and her
Speaker 2: boyfriend's dad have to supervise.
Speaker 1: So Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: You never know, by the way, who's listening? All right?
Speaker 2: Yesterday I was playing out one of the little diaries
Speaker 2: from my thirteen year old daughter who said this about
Speaker 2: online schooling.
Speaker 12: It was fun because we had online school and you
Speaker 12: could just like pretend that you couldn't hear the teacher
Speaker 12: because of your connect internet conection when you actually could.
Speaker 12: And if you just turn your camera off, you could
Speaker 12: go to sleep. So that was fine and all I
Speaker 12: get to sleep longer. I haven't got to work us hard,
Speaker 12: haven't got to get up to go to school.
Speaker 2: Well, what of our teachers was listening? And yesterday we
Speaker 2: goes to the start of it. Well, I had someone's
Speaker 2: dad's radio show today, and can I just check that
Speaker 2: all pupils microphones are off? Mute everyone, and you can
Speaker 2: just hear this collective? Oh god, who's ruined this scam? Now?
Speaker 2: So lois rumble by one of your teachers listening to
Speaker 2: this show, which is great. So we're doing these diaries
Speaker 2: this week and we do it next week as well,
Speaker 2: or isolation diaries. You can just record them on your
Speaker 2: phone just thirty seconds or forty seconds. What's going on
Speaker 2: with you? How are you doing? Emailed me them Christian
Speaker 2: at gold one four to three dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: Just all be amazing way to document as we go
Speaker 2: through the next cut week, what is actually like? All
Speaker 2: the highs and lows. So come back to Lois in
Speaker 2: a minute. So yesterday I was talking about Larry the cat,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. By the way, I work so
Speaker 2: hard coming up with funny things to say on Twitter,
Speaker 2: and yet the most popular tweet I've had this year
Speaker 2: is simply a photo of the kitten called Larry. Thousand
Speaker 2: of likes, what is the point? And this is Larry
Speaker 2: by the way, I've actually taken a real liking to him,
Speaker 2: and this is him curled up on my lap. Yesterday
Speaker 2: watched his namesake Larry David while we're both watching Kirby
Speaker 2: You enthusiasm. Larry has great taste, see very happy. Ah,
Speaker 2: it's a great sound that honestly, I've become very I
Speaker 2: didn't realize maybe I was a cat guy as well
Speaker 2: as a dog guy.
Speaker 3: You're a cat person.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, no no no. I am
Speaker 2: cat positive, but I'm a dog person. So anyway, this weekend,
Speaker 2: obviously I got the cat because Ruby is missing her boyfriend.
Speaker 2: You know what love in the time of coronavirus, and
Speaker 2: so she's really really missing him, you know, and they're
Speaker 2: both finding it hard. And I'm sure a lot of
Speaker 2: mums and dads who've got teenagers, got boyfriends and girlfriends
Speaker 2: who can have find this again increasingly harder as that
Speaker 2: they're going through a full separation. And we know what
Speaker 2: it's like. We have that, you know, your first early relationships.
Speaker 2: It's really intense. And imagine being forcibly separated. That didn't
Speaker 2: happen to us. It was hard enough, the ups and
Speaker 2: downs and teenagers. So anyway, this weekend, whilst we still care,
Speaker 2: before things get tougher and we're even more limited movements,
Speaker 2: Ruby and her boyfriend, I'm gonna have a supervised walk
Speaker 2: supervised by me and her boyfriend's dad. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you've ever seriously see when when the royal couple
Speaker 2: go and walk abouts and it's like bodyguards, you know,
Speaker 2: like fifty yards behind them, Eagles moving west, eagles moving.
Speaker 2: I've got have you got visual, I've got visual supervised
Speaker 2: walk with the two dads supervised. We got to check
Speaker 2: that they don't. They're teenagers. They're walking hormones. He's a
Speaker 2: teenage boy. I know what I was like at that age.
Speaker 2: You're just a walking you just you like a zombie.
Speaker 2: Something's overtaking you. You male hormones. He can't control himself.
Speaker 3: Are you making them walk at one point five meters apart?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say three, Jack and I demonstrated yesterday. I
Speaker 2: demonstrated yesterday. I'm gonna do this now for the video
Speaker 2: and we're we'll put this up later. How to do
Speaker 2: a safe air hug? It goes like this, Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: you throw your arms out that. I'll put the videout later.
Speaker 2: But this is a safe COVID nineteen lover's hug. Okay,
Speaker 2: you throw it out there. Okay, So you know a
Speaker 2: lowis yesterday, this is how she got on This is
Speaker 2: the thirteen year old rebel. Let's find out how she
Speaker 2: got on estay with her diary.
Speaker 12: So today I got bored again and I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: I should die the front bits of my hair like
Speaker 12: my bangs on bleach blonde. So I died them, and
Speaker 12: then I got it all stuck in the sink and
Speaker 12: now the sink's blocked. But then I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: it's not thick enough. So then I cut more thicker bangs,
Speaker 12: and then I died more, just like ten minutes ago.
Speaker 12: And now I think it might fall out because I've
Speaker 12: it's like really blonde now.
Speaker 2: So what are bangs? I thought they were just all hair,
Speaker 2: no hairs like that.
Speaker 12: And then the front bits that go on your face
Speaker 12: are like short in the banks?
Speaker 2: Sot have I got bangs?
Speaker 12: Because it's a semino saw her?
Speaker 2: So if I grow just the front bits, I've.
Speaker 12: Got banks, Yeah, like curtains like banks.
Speaker 2: Right, So could a dad have bangs? What if I
Speaker 2: did graying? Like oh sad and old? Okay, thank you
Speaker 2: the way she went now to look gray.
Speaker 4: And so yeah, she's Sarah doing in the background there
Speaker 4: around the kitchen.
Speaker 2: We just had an argument that I wasn't empty in
Speaker 2: the dishwasher because I had to do radio work. And
Speaker 2: can you hear the over loud?
Speaker 1: Can you hear that?
Speaker 2: It's so clear, and that's unnecessary to be doing that.
Speaker 2: And I'm professional while radio magic is happening as well,
Speaker 2: have that angry demonstratedly trying to make a passive aggressive
Speaker 2: emptying of a dishwasher. I'm glad you too picked up
Speaker 2: on that as well.
Speaker 3: And how does the blonde hair look? Are you happy
Speaker 3: with it?
Speaker 2: Oh, Jack's day three. I wonder where we're going to go.
Speaker 3: With all of this, But you're lucky. It's just blonde.
Speaker 3: During my high school years when I was lost as age,
Speaker 3: I had blue hair, pink hair, green hair, orange hair,
Speaker 3: all in different years of high school. Yeah, that was
Speaker 3: my punk rock rebellion. Your high school?
Speaker 2: So what age?
Speaker 3: So from about thirteen?
Speaker 2: Same age? Yeah, everyone color is their hair.
Speaker 4: It's like a ride of passage.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought I did have a rule that you could
Speaker 2: do that at sixteen. I once just sixteen, and that
Speaker 2: you can whatever you want. We have, but that is
Speaker 2: obviously these extraordinary times, that's obviously gone out the way.
Speaker 2: She looks like when I went upstairs to see her
Speaker 2: yesterday and she died, it really really blonde with these bangs.
Speaker 2: It looked like Billie Eilish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what blonde is the baseball, so
Speaker 3: she can move to any other color.
Speaker 2: Now it's it's a cheebowl blonde for it's not salon.
Speaker 2: She looks a little bit one of those kids. Can
Speaker 2: I just say it, I've got a Bogan daughter.
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Speaker 2: tell the Love God to get off Netflix? While his
Speaker 2: wife is reading the news from Andrew, they've written, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: so time for the day is that what time Wester
Speaker 2: will be finishing at nine today? Chris wants to watch
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Speaker 2: So teacher movies today. All right, I've got log rhythm
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Speaker 3: The internet connection must be breaking up.
Speaker 2: Again, down balanced, chalk this way, chalk this way better,
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Speaker 3: Wait now you've gone from songs to movies.
Speaker 2: Alright, sorry, what are we doing? I've forgotten, Joe, I've done.
Speaker 3: I didn't teach your songs. You don't teach your songs,
Speaker 3: that's what we agreed. And then you've obviously taken your
Speaker 3: own detail into teaching movies.
Speaker 2: I'm doing two shows here at the moment, doing the
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Speaker 3: It's a teacher free for all. Mix a teacher with anything.
Speaker 2: Teacher songs. I see you maybe shaken that assessment. That's
Speaker 2: a gold plus, you know it is. Come on, Jack Pios,
Speaker 2: Come on all right, Jack, What have you got? Teacher songs?
Speaker 2: Don't forget?
Speaker 3: Why not any better? Son of a teacher?
Speaker 2: Man? Functional.
Speaker 3: When I think about you, I teach myself. Sorry, when
Speaker 3: I think about you, I teach myself.
Speaker 2: But that's gold plus.
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Speaker 2: That's what your voice sounds like without that machine.
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Speaker 2: It's out. There were not a rhythm of the night.
Speaker 2: How there you? All right? Your teacher songs? Peace?
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Speaker 3: That's a movie bronze?
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Speaker 2: Thank you. I added a couple of extra Who's for him?
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