Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast Corsucker.
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Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, It's the Christian O'Connell Show. It's Friday,
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Show for the Melbourne Cup Carnival. Before we
Speaker 3: get into double thumbs up, well, every Friday we go
Speaker 3: round the teamy Jacka, Patsy and were telling about the things.
Speaker 2: We're into this week team, what are we up to
Speaker 2: this weekend? Patsy? What are you looking forward to?
Speaker 4: My highlight starts kind of before the weekend.
Speaker 5: So you told them to take that off.
Speaker 2: I get test on a new one. You terrible produits.
Speaker 2: Keep it on there.
Speaker 6: Actually it's about twenty four hours. It was this time
Speaker 6: yesterday for the first time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the first anniversary of the frogs own. Thanks you. No,
Speaker 4: I'm off to the Langham to our friends at the
Speaker 4: Langam this morning for or Lady today for a lovely
Speaker 4: Darby luncheon and the team. So I'm very excited to
Speaker 4: be lavish.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, and you are going to get changed because
Speaker 3: at the moment eight mile eminem style, I've got to
Speaker 3: lose yourself now.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go and get a blow dry, put
Speaker 4: a bit of makeup on, bit of powder and paint. Yes,
Speaker 4: so I'm looking forward to be lovely.
Speaker 2: What are you up to this weekend with the farm Jack?
Speaker 6: I am leaving the fan behind sadly to go.
Speaker 2: To the God. You couldn't even fake the sadness pass.
Speaker 2: Did you hear him? I am leaving the family, bye bye.
Speaker 6: I am flying to Darwin all weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, awesome. What are you doing up there? We deal
Speaker 2: with the podcast with the boys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got ham Shandy, We've got something to do
Speaker 6: for the pot and then we're also going to parlay
Speaker 6: that into the Christmas party up there.
Speaker 3: They've got a look at discount and from the tourist board.
Speaker 3: What is it a tax thing?
Speaker 6: I think actually did get some.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Instagram. If I see more than three tags
Speaker 2: in there, I know that's what it's about. How we
Speaker 2: got funded. Well one a thing.
Speaker 3: My wife and I've got to look forward tomorrow when
Speaker 3: actually it's kind of two parts. Really, we are looking
Speaker 3: forward to it because our daughter finishes tomorrow. Her first
Speaker 3: year away from home at university. It's been an amazing,
Speaker 3: amazing year for We're very, very proud. So we're bringing
Speaker 3: her back home and tomorrow does feel like we're sort
Speaker 3: of bounty hunters. She actually only found out the other
Speaker 3: day when I spoke to one of her friends. She went,
Speaker 3: I'll ruby finished a couple of days ago. I'ment, oh,
Speaker 3: she making sure she just has another couple of days.
Speaker 3: It feels like she's on the lamp. She's on the run.
Speaker 3: Bounty's bringing her in. We're very excited to get her
Speaker 3: back home. There is a little bit of apprehension about
Speaker 3: She said to me the day, I just need your.
Speaker 7: Mom to understand I'm not the same person. I'm a
Speaker 7: very different person. I still want to have independence, And
Speaker 7: I went, I'm all for that, so you will do
Speaker 7: all your own washing from now. She's like what, I went, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's independence. We're not doing any washing anymore.
Speaker 3: We're getting her tomorrow and moving all of her gear
Speaker 3: out from our halls of residence. She lives up in Carton.
Speaker 3: This is I topped it up her yesterday. This is
Speaker 3: the eighth move we've done for her this year.
Speaker 2: I reckon.
Speaker 3: On today's show we find out has anyone moved more
Speaker 3: than eight times in twelve months?
Speaker 2: This is from just February.
Speaker 4: Yeah, crazy.
Speaker 3: She started university in Camber and then called time there
Speaker 3: after seventy two hours old shortest educational career in Canberra.
Speaker 6: And then what we were the others was she doing?
Speaker 3: She's moved and I think she's done all the one
Speaker 3: thousand and thirty eight suburbs.
Speaker 2: So move number eight for old times, say tomorrow. We're
Speaker 2: like a slick team right now. My wife and I
Speaker 2: is a well oiled machine. Moved number eight.
Speaker 3: And then a couple weeks time with the new year,
Speaker 3: back for moving number nine, moving her back into.
Speaker 2: The same room.
Speaker 3: So that's our weekend coming up. Next time we'll go
Speaker 3: around the team and we do double thumbs up.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Friday Morning Gold one oh four point three. It's a
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. We're doing double thumbs Up Friday, where
Speaker 3: every Friday we go around the team me, Jack and Patsy.
Speaker 3: We talk about the things we're into this week. Everything
Speaker 3: we talk about. If you want to find out more,
Speaker 3: you can find out what we're talking about on our
Speaker 3: Facebook and on Instagram. Look for the Christian O'Connell show. Patsy,
Speaker 3: you're the queen of this every Friday. What's it for
Speaker 3: you this week?
Speaker 2: Mate?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: On Wednesday night we watched Top Potato The Story of
Speaker 4: the Wiggles, the brand new documentary that. Wow, this is delightful,
Speaker 4: So I glad to watch that. There's been documentaries about
Speaker 4: maybe two or three before, but this is like the
Speaker 4: first two length yeah, but mini ones. This is like
Speaker 4: full on over an hour, nearly two hours.
Speaker 2: And this is a new monscow Sacy movie, No Mo No,
Speaker 2: and it's.
Speaker 4: On Amazon Prime, and it's just absolutely delightful.
Speaker 2: What a story.
Speaker 4: It's incredible.
Speaker 6: Right now, I can't fit any more Wiggles.
Speaker 2: You're wiggled out.
Speaker 4: There's always time for the Wiggles.
Speaker 6: No, we we so much. Yeah, wiggled at our house
Speaker 6: at the moment.
Speaker 4: It's not funny, never enough Wiggles. But we were watching
Speaker 4: it and singing along to rock a by Your Bear
Speaker 4: and it just what it does. It transcends Chris and
Speaker 4: I back to when Audio a toddler too. They came
Speaker 4: into the station when she was like eighty months old.
Speaker 4: They were doing some promotion and I took her there.
Speaker 4: I thought she's probably too young, she won't understand, but honestly,
Speaker 4: it was like Heroin for her. She was just.
Speaker 6: Eight.
Speaker 3: Why don't you put that on the poster. It's Heroin
Speaker 3: for kids. Patrina Jones.
Speaker 2: Of the Year.
Speaker 4: Absolutely adored them and we were lucky enough to meet
Speaker 4: them a few times and they were absolutely just they
Speaker 4: love me going. The other thing that deserves an honorable mention,
Speaker 4: which I'm a bit late to the party on, is
Speaker 4: Why Women Kill. It's on SBS on demand and it's
Speaker 4: a three part series. I'm only up to the first
Speaker 4: part and it tracks basically. It's a dark comedy, Why
Speaker 4: Women Kill, and it's three decades of sixties, seventies, eighties,
Speaker 4: and I'm up to the sixties. I love it. I
Speaker 4: really like it.
Speaker 2: Jack, and I got deathly quiet.
Speaker 6: I know as you're describing it, you're doing like claw hands.
Speaker 2: They're not start glaring at you and I like you
Speaker 2: two are why you're next? No but me, you're right today.
Speaker 3: This is because I ask your dad to ask you
Speaker 3: out this weekend. No personal questions, bombing, keep it a professional,
Speaker 3: any business.
Speaker 4: That's it for me this week?
Speaker 1: Okay, The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Every Friday, we go around the team and we talk
Speaker 3: about the things were into the moment. We've just turned
Speaker 3: from Patsy Jack, what's it for you?
Speaker 2: This week?
Speaker 6: I'm stepping into Patsy's domain this week. Actually, I've been
Speaker 6: to kma.
Speaker 4: Oh how dare you wow?
Speaker 6: I saw a hack on TikTok of people using a
Speaker 6: Kama laundry hamper as their bins bin and recycling on
Speaker 6: both sides of the laundry hamper. And I hate our
Speaker 6: bin set up at home so much because.
Speaker 2: What's what's the situation.
Speaker 6: We've got one of the closed top bins, but we've
Speaker 6: had to put it inside a cupboard because Gordy was
Speaker 6: reaching into the binning trying to pull stuff out of it.
Speaker 6: So now you need any time you go to the bin,
Speaker 6: you need to use two hands. Open the cupboard, lift
Speaker 6: up the last so you can't get rid of stuff
Speaker 6: with one hand. Now we've got the laundry hampers. I
Speaker 6: was building it all day yesterday. So you get the
Speaker 6: laundry hamper from cam Up. Then you had two twenty
Speaker 6: seven liter bins from Bunnings and you take their laundry
Speaker 6: hamper bit out and you put the bins in instead
Speaker 6: of that is.
Speaker 2: A great idea. But it looks quite nice.
Speaker 6: It looks great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, is it on wheels? That one on wheels?
Speaker 2: How can you about twenty thousand products? How can you
Speaker 2: immediately go? Is it the one on wheels?
Speaker 4: I was there yesterday, she was there yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was there yesterday.
Speaker 3: Why women kill just hanging out there looking for people
Speaker 3: just to strike off?
Speaker 9: Cut it out?
Speaker 4: No, I do love came up. That's a great Hackjack things.
Speaker 2: I went to this week. Also, I watched this week.
Speaker 3: It was the directorial debut of one of the finest
Speaker 3: standing companies around. Bilbarb stars in this. He directs a
Speaker 3: very funny comedy movie hour and forty minutes. There's no
Speaker 3: reason for a cony movie to be any longer than that.
Speaker 3: It's called old as, very funny, strong language. Not one
Speaker 3: for all the family. But I already enjoyed it. And
Speaker 3: the other thing, I'm listening to a great audio book.
Speaker 2: At the moment.
Speaker 3: It's almost going to end. I think I've got twenty
Speaker 3: two minutes left on it. It's Arnold Schwarzenegger reading out
Speaker 3: his new best selling book. It's called be Useful. It's
Speaker 3: an amazing book. It's called Be Useful, and it's his
Speaker 3: seven tools for a good life. It is so good.
Speaker 3: He's got such a great voice. Talking voice anyway. But
Speaker 3: he says in the book that he's enjoying his fifth
Speaker 3: act of his life because he's done. He is a
Speaker 3: self made man. I mean, you've listened to his life story.
Speaker 3: It's incredible what he's all going to the obviously the
Speaker 3: world's strongest man, Hollywood megastar and then governor of California,
Speaker 3: now enjoying now in these years some kind of like
Speaker 3: reluctant self out groo.
Speaker 2: He's done loads of podcasts. He's brilliant on them.
Speaker 6: We had Arnold Schwartzeneger on The Hamish and Andy Show once
Speaker 6: and we had five minutes with him. We had to
Speaker 6: go to like a junket where he's doing a lot
Speaker 6: of interviews, and they said only five minutes. He's such
Speaker 6: a nice guy that when he came in the room,
Speaker 6: he's chatting to everybody, doing small talk. And then at
Speaker 6: one point somebody goes two minutes left.
Speaker 3: Well, you can hang out with him for a couple
Speaker 3: of hours, says he reads his own book.
Speaker 2: I'm a big fan of audiobooks.
Speaker 3: I love it when the author reads the book to
Speaker 3: you and honestly hearing him talk about tips for life.
Speaker 3: It's a genuine The tips are really really good as well.
Speaker 3: It's an awesome listen, be useful Arnold's watchunately got those
Speaker 3: are my tips this week?
Speaker 1: Well, Christian know Connell's show podcast, Let's.
Speaker 3: Do a knock off Friday. This is where we ask
Speaker 3: you the best question of the week. What time are
Speaker 3: you knocking off today? A lot of people got Monday
Speaker 3: off having a long weekend. Whether you have who you haven't,
Speaker 3: What time are you knocking off today? And what is
Speaker 3: the highlight of your weekend? Patsy, I can already tell
Speaker 3: you that you like that dress is hanging.
Speaker 2: Up already he is, And why do you hang that?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's a beautiful looking dress, but it kind
Speaker 3: of like shows everybody like, heyler, check out this dress.
Speaker 2: I've got, You've got this.
Speaker 3: No, that's the only motivational to lesser members of the
Speaker 3: of the company talking about just said Jack, she's got
Speaker 3: the old Armarni dress just hanging up casually my nest.
Speaker 2: It's no biggie, can you see the label? Let me
Speaker 2: just twist a bit more.
Speaker 4: It's the highest point in the newsroom there is. I
Speaker 4: can't hang it on the TVs because then the engineers
Speaker 4: wouldn't like that, and fair enough they would.
Speaker 6: Miss some breaking news.
Speaker 8: Because I'm very excited going for a lovely Darby Day
Speaker 8: luncheon at the.
Speaker 2: Langhamtown for the afternoon and evening.
Speaker 4: Or it might be a long one yeares.
Speaker 3: Awesome, awesome, No, Chuckie boy, you're on the older party
Speaker 3: playing today and.
Speaker 6: We're heading to Darwin for the Hamish and Andy Christmas party.
Speaker 3: And this guy, this guy is party. Jack's Blood group
Speaker 3: is party, Party, Party.
Speaker 6: I'm worried all week. You can hear it in my.
Speaker 2: Voice now, Christian, this is why he's laid this down
Speaker 2: since yesterday.
Speaker 3: I shut the party. Mussas has pulled up. He Misshnandi
Speaker 3: there with the crew. They are outside the front of
Speaker 3: their Jack party. I really like to party like they
Speaker 3: humans party post.
Speaker 2: He likes to do party.
Speaker 3: I've got a bunned up nasal passes, guys, I do.
Speaker 6: I have a tickle in my mind. I wish you
Speaker 6: wouldn't joke about it.
Speaker 3: Please don't joke, guys, Please knock off the lolls today. Hey,
Speaker 3: miss Nandy, is not more branks can tickle in my throat.
Speaker 6: I'm on the fence. At the moment, I could tell
Speaker 6: either way.
Speaker 2: Leaving the first.
Speaker 6: Did get one hundred percent. I get on the plane.
Speaker 6: I just worry that the plane ride itself four hours
Speaker 6: to Darwin will be the thing that tips me over
Speaker 6: into sickness, whereas my body at the moment has been
Speaker 6: doing a great job of fighting it off.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you this. Are the boys turning left?
Speaker 2: Are you turning left with them? Hey, miss Nandi after all?
Speaker 2: Or are you in the back?
Speaker 6: I have only seen my ticket and I'm in the
Speaker 6: cold of me. If they're in the know your place?
Speaker 2: There were the engineers, Jack, can you help them lug
Speaker 2: the gear in? I can't lug these cables.
Speaker 6: I should be up the front. They need to look
Speaker 6: after me.
Speaker 4: You'll be with the luggage and all the dogs under
Speaker 4: the animals down below.
Speaker 2: So is that what it is?
Speaker 3: It's a four hour flight. Four hours works if you're
Speaker 3: not feeling well. Any flight for a couple of hours
Speaker 3: that's hard work.
Speaker 6: I went to the chemists yesterday and loaded up on
Speaker 6: all types of things like nasal sprays and throat sprays
Speaker 6: suit of Feds.
Speaker 4: All the props, I'm not sure they work. You know what,
Speaker 4: you need a good shot of rum or some.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, I think you'll find that anything. The chemists
Speaker 3: warehouse sells one hundred.
Speaker 4: Oh of course, absolutely that rum And.
Speaker 2: That was the last break we ever heard from Patrina Jones.
Speaker 2: You were the knocking off today? All right?
Speaker 3: What time he moves on? What time are you knocking
Speaker 3: off today? What is the highlight of you your weekend?
Speaker 3: And do you want a job on news?
Speaker 2: On the show?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Coming up after Pats his news at seven o'clock, I
Speaker 3: played this new Beatles song. It's an incredible song. Hearing
Speaker 3: John Lennon's voice again. Honestly, it's I listened to it
Speaker 3: a couple of times before today's show.
Speaker 2: I found it very strange. It's a very poignant song.
Speaker 3: The video that goes with it as well as directed
Speaker 3: by Peter Jackson, which is incredible. So when he went
Speaker 3: up this morning, you look on your phone, you see
Speaker 3: everyone's talking about the moment. It's an incredible experience listening
Speaker 3: to the Beatles again and hearing John's voice again, anyway,
Speaker 3: I'll played that in about five minutes time.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing story. Paul McCarty has been working on.
Speaker 3: This for about the last forty or fifty years, when
Speaker 3: everyone said because it was a home demo done by
Speaker 3: John back in the seventies and kind of just discarded it.
Speaker 3: They didn't think there was anything in it at the time.
Speaker 3: But Paul kept thinking about it over and over and
Speaker 3: over again nineties and the two thousands kept playing with
Speaker 3: it in tinkering. It wasn't until last year he finally
Speaker 3: got it to near where it was complete, and then
Speaker 3: he got Ringo back in the studio to add fresh
Speaker 3: drumming and singing on it. And then you can hear
Speaker 3: him five minutes time. It's an amazing song. Before that,
Speaker 3: they're knock off Friday. What time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 3: And what is the highlight of this weekend for you?
Speaker 3: Were you're lucky enough to have the Monday off? Nine
Speaker 3: four one four one four three. Belinda, Good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Christian, Jack and Pats here you going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we Belinda? Are you excited about the be the weekend?
Speaker 5: Belinda, very excited.
Speaker 10: We have knocked off already and we're on our way
Speaker 10: to Port very fixtom camping.
Speaker 2: Oh, I hope the weather's great for you guys, me.
Speaker 10: Too, hopefully have you checked?
Speaker 9: Ah?
Speaker 10: Yes, it's gotten better over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 10: so hopefully it'll be.
Speaker 2: A last couple of weeks. I didn't know they did
Speaker 2: weather that far out last.
Speaker 10: Yeh close to.
Speaker 2: And tell how many of you are camping this weekend?
Speaker 2: What's the crew?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 10: So this three groatless we're going with the family. So
Speaker 10: I got two kids, a husband, and we're going with
Speaker 10: the Gregory's.
Speaker 2: And I love the Gregory's. Oh my god, that's the best.
Speaker 2: They're just the best. Check out. They've got all the gear.
Speaker 10: They do have all the gear.
Speaker 3: There's always that one couple they've got all the gear
Speaker 3: and the rest of you just hope that they always come.
Speaker 3: And if you hear the Gregories aren't coming, I don't
Speaker 3: think we go camping, are they definitely not coming the Gregory's.
Speaker 10: I don't want to go, and my brother and his
Speaker 10: family are going as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll chuck him as an end. Finally, so he
Speaker 2: gets bidding right down the bottle. A bit after Gregory.
Speaker 6: Takes up most of the poster and then brother's family
Speaker 6: small print.
Speaker 3: Plus more to be confirmed. A well, Sen Blinda, have
Speaker 3: a great weekend.
Speaker 10: Great, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Shout out to the Gregory's Jason, good morning, Good morning, Jason,
Speaker 3: good mornings. There we go, we go if you little
Speaker 3: glitchy glitches? Anyone notice everyone look at each other?
Speaker 2: Who presses the buttons? Jason? What time you knocking off today?
Speaker 11: Probably about nine o'clock tonight by the time I get
Speaker 11: back into the depot from into state.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you do, Jason?
Speaker 12: Interstay driver?
Speaker 3: I've just been a Queensland and back. So what do
Speaker 3: you mean just it's not like a trip up the
Speaker 3: road and back. Hello, a trip up there? So when
Speaker 3: did you set.
Speaker 12: Off Tuesday morning?
Speaker 11: About five o'clock?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Maybe you could drive Jack up to Darwin. He's nervous
Speaker 3: about the flight up there.
Speaker 6: I actually do, Jason, I got to question a truck
Speaker 6: a based question for you. On the weekend, I was
Speaker 6: at scoresby Makers, which I feel like I've mentioned about
Speaker 6: seven times of the show this week. Say, I saw
Speaker 6: that they had a truck stop lounge that the general
Speaker 6: public can't use. It's only for truckers. What is in
Speaker 6: that special lounge.
Speaker 12: It's just some nice trumpy chairs TV.
Speaker 6: There's amenities to make tea, coffee, bike away and our
Speaker 6: own showers. Glad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's good to know that stuff. And Jason,
Speaker 3: what is the highlight of your weekend? You can leave
Speaker 3: now for domin if you won't get up there early
Speaker 3: at that airport. Jason, what's the side of your weekend?
Speaker 6: Mate?
Speaker 2: What are you up to?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 12: I just spent some time with the wife and start
Speaker 12: putting the deck together.
Speaker 2: You're making your own deck?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I can't even imagine. How will you do that? Are
Speaker 2: you traded? Do you know what you're doing? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, You've watch very mutching a few videos on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Or suf fast.
Speaker 11: I've done it before, and you just look at your
Speaker 11: mate's places when they do it, and they tell you
Speaker 11: how it's done.
Speaker 12: So it's all good.
Speaker 3: So how far into it have you started work here
Speaker 3: on building your own back deck?
Speaker 2: Just more than videos? All right, Jason, good on your
Speaker 2: good luck mate, have a nice weeke can no where
Speaker 2: is you? Two guys?
Speaker 12: Joe?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Hi?
Speaker 12: Hi?
Speaker 2: Hi? And what's home? We're knocking off today? Jojo?
Speaker 11: I knocked off at three thirty yesterday school teacher and
Speaker 11: knocked off yesterday three thirty.
Speaker 2: Oh, and what do you help to this weekend? How
Speaker 2: are you enjoying yourself this?
Speaker 11: I'm flying up to Alice to see my daughter. She's
Speaker 11: moved up there. She works in the Northern Territory Health
Speaker 11: System as a speech pathologist.
Speaker 2: Oh, what a great thing to do.
Speaker 11: Yeah it is, but her mother missus are terribly Yeah.
Speaker 2: And how long has she been up there?
Speaker 11: Fourteen months? Fourteen months. I gave her a two year limit,
Speaker 11: but she's bought a house up there now. I don't think.
Speaker 4: My brother in law moved up there thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: Don't put it down on it. Were managing two years.
Speaker 3: It's tough at the moment, and the really positive way
Speaker 3: that way, pat you.
Speaker 2: Went no no, but people you'll.
Speaker 4: Or do you want to be doing that way up
Speaker 4: there with the full intention of just being there like
Speaker 4: thirteen months, and they love it so much they just
Speaker 4: stay there.
Speaker 11: It's the right place. The last time I was up
Speaker 11: there looking birthday. But I'm going up again. It's my
Speaker 11: birthday again today.
Speaker 3: Your heart broken by Patsy on your birthday?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Smash the cato, Hey, Joe, enjoy your time with your
Speaker 3: precious daughter up there. Hope you have a lovely time.
Speaker 3: It must be very, very proud of her as well.
Speaker 12: Joe, Yes, I am.
Speaker 11: I've all my children, but years.
Speaker 2: I like the Gregory's.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian o'cyle show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, this is a genuine joy to play this toy.
Speaker 3: This is something I never thought I'd be saying. But
Speaker 3: this is brand new from the Beatles. But it's not
Speaker 3: brand new. The story that I need to tell you
Speaker 3: about the making this song affects how you hear it, right.
Speaker 2: Because it's a beautiful song.
Speaker 3: So you have to go back to the seventies and
Speaker 3: John Lennin does a kind of home demo that's half
Speaker 3: finished and nothing really happens to it. But over the years,
Speaker 3: Paul McCarty's got this obsessive compulsion about this song.
Speaker 2: He can't let it go. He still thinks there's something
Speaker 2: in it. This goes on for years and years and years.
Speaker 3: I remember even interviewing Paul mccnt about ten years ago,
Speaker 3: and at the end of the interview, I said, what
Speaker 3: are you enjoying at the moment? You know, what are
Speaker 3: you working on? He said, well, I've got this labor
Speaker 3: of love. Everyone else thinks I'm mad. John wrote this
Speaker 3: half finished song now and then, and I still keep
Speaker 3: tinkering with it. I think he called like a labor
Speaker 3: of love a restoration project that he had in his garage.
Speaker 3: So anyway, over the last couple of years, he's been
Speaker 3: working on it and working on it and working on it.
Speaker 3: And it feels that when you hear it, and as
Speaker 3: she feels like, it's a full stop. It's the final masterpiece.
Speaker 3: And when you hear the song, you understand why Paul
Speaker 3: McCartney couldn't let it go. Actually it feels like he
Speaker 3: made it out of love for the band and for
Speaker 3: us the fans as well. So in this song that
Speaker 3: you'll hear John Lennon again, it is it's actually quite unreal.
Speaker 3: It's spooky hearing John singing to us again. The piano
Speaker 3: that's on it as well is John Lennon's piano that
Speaker 3: used to write and sing a lot of his songs
Speaker 3: on from nineteen seventy seven, which Paul used, and then
Speaker 3: he found some sessions from George Harrison that they did
Speaker 3: together in the nineties for an anthology. And then last
Speaker 3: year when Paul thinks, is finally there. I think I've
Speaker 3: got it. Not the mad genius he is. He brings
Speaker 3: Ringo Star back into the studio and he sings on
Speaker 3: it and adds the drums to it. So have a
Speaker 3: listen to This is called Now and Then. It's an
Speaker 3: amazing experience hearing it. It's paired with the double A
Speaker 3: side it's out today. The other side to this is
Speaker 3: the first song The Beatles ever released, in nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 3: called Love Me doing a film Like they're book ended,
Speaker 3: they're both actually about love anyway. Haven't listened to this
Speaker 3: Now and Then New but not really by the Beatles
Speaker 3: from an old demo of an unfinished song in the
Speaker 3: seventies by John Lennon. Christian want a Beautiful Songs, Give
Speaker 3: me cheers of shed a tear ell.
Speaker 2: It did for me about a minute in.
Speaker 3: I started thinking about the people that are no longer
Speaker 3: in my life or that I missed. I think what
Speaker 3: I daught to have left home this year. I think
Speaker 3: it's one of those songs where the more you hear it.
Speaker 3: Christian al Mason never thought I'd ever hear the four
Speaker 3: of them playing together with a new song in my lifetime.
Speaker 3: Paul McCartney is a genius. Yeah, it's out today, it's
Speaker 3: cold now and then. To me, just hearing it about
Speaker 3: the eighth time that this morning, it feels like a
Speaker 3: time capsule, even though it's written in the seventies, and
Speaker 3: obviously maybe John wanted to do something with it, but
Speaker 3: we know what happened there. I actually thinks it actually
Speaker 3: was meant to be now because you hear it now,
Speaker 3: now and then, and that the line that keeps going
Speaker 3: over and now and then I miss you when John's
Speaker 3: singing that, we all know what's happened to the band.
Speaker 3: We all know what's happened in our lives as well.
Speaker 3: If there's not this time capsule and it's got more
Speaker 3: poignancy and there's pain in there, but actually it's about
Speaker 3: love and Paul wanting to give the fans and I
Speaker 3: guess the brotherhood that he's got with the boys as well.
Speaker 3: The Fab four wanted that song not to be lost.
Speaker 3: He wanted to be preserved and share it. I think
Speaker 3: it's a beautiful song. It's a really have listened to
Speaker 3: it over the weekend. It really sort of every time
Speaker 3: you hear it, you hear different bits of it. It's
Speaker 3: quite unreal experienced hearing them again but actually saying those
Speaker 3: lines as well. Earlier this year a very different song,
Speaker 3: but Springsteen ended his three and a half hour gear
Speaker 3: by playing a song of his called I'll See You
Speaker 3: in My Dreams, and it was about the same kind
Speaker 3: of thing where he knows it's coming to an end,
Speaker 3: he knows where he isn't all and listening to that
Speaker 3: now and then I miss you, it felt like the
Speaker 3: same thing, same thing both McCartney his kind of love
Speaker 3: letter to the band and to the fans as well.
Speaker 3: Phats have you heard it? A couple of times.
Speaker 4: I loved it. I think you're right. It feels like
Speaker 4: their legacy, doesn't it, Like with Bruce Springsteen as well,
Speaker 4: And it does feel like it's history in the making,
Speaker 4: like it's it is one of those pivotal things. And
Speaker 4: as these bands all get older older, like the Rolling
Speaker 4: Stones with their new album as well, you wonder is
Speaker 4: you know, like what does what is in store in
Speaker 4: the future. And that's what makes it so pivotal, I
Speaker 4: think is it's like a it's very haunting, it's like
Speaker 4: a gift from the past. It's exactly see part of
Speaker 4: their legacy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you watch the video, it's a director by
Speaker 3: Peter Jackson, watch it all the way through it. It
Speaker 3: is quite a few minutes, but it's worth it. The
Speaker 3: final scene dis blows your way.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't know whether you read these books, Patsy,
Speaker 3: but my wife goes crazy for these books by someone
Speaker 3: who's sold like a Kachilian books. Now, I don't want
Speaker 3: to be a generalization here, but mainly I believe her
Speaker 3: audience is middle aged ladies. It's basically for my sort
Speaker 3: of I've only read a page two of them. What
Speaker 3: can I describe was Orc Pawn. My wife loves. Forget
Speaker 3: about fifty shades of gray. This is it's powerful stuff
Speaker 3: for her. That's all I want to say as a
Speaker 3: gentleman on the radio, these books like she's really one
Speaker 3: the moment called a Court of Mist and Fury. I'm
Speaker 3: just going to read from the back of the book
Speaker 3: here Freyer has forgotten her bargain with Rice and the
Speaker 3: mesmerizing high Lord of the Night courts.
Speaker 2: Am I the high Lord? I don't know. It's a
Speaker 2: birthday next week.
Speaker 4: Maybe you're the dark Lord?
Speaker 3: Maybe can I go to that costuming place that did
Speaker 3: the outfits. You've got a high lord thing. It's for
Speaker 3: Frere and Ricelands navigates his dark web or political games
Speaker 3: and tantalizing promises.
Speaker 2: Are greater evil looms.
Speaker 3: She might be the key to stopping it, but only
Speaker 3: if she can step into a greater power, hear her
Speaker 3: fractured soul, and have the courage to shape her own
Speaker 3: future and the future of a world cloven in two.
Speaker 2: What does that even mean?
Speaker 6: True? I mean Bianco has read six of those books,
Speaker 6: I think the Court of Thorn, and I've.
Speaker 3: Got two for Sarah's birthday next Wednesday, which, let's be honest,
Speaker 3: is not just a gift for herself.
Speaker 2: No, it's a publishing industry as well, you know. And
Speaker 2: Sarah Jane.
Speaker 6: Fel Like has just finished another one called Fourth Wing
Speaker 6: by a different author.
Speaker 2: But even sounds like a sexual position, to be honest.
Speaker 6: The old Fourth Wing, they're so laced with sexual tension
Speaker 6: between the fairies and the dragons, and always that the center.
Speaker 2: Of it is some kind of tension with a high
Speaker 2: court as well.
Speaker 6: But the good thing about what happens in your marriage
Speaker 6: is there's a noticeable increase in the amount of activity.
Speaker 2: You went there.
Speaker 3: I was trying to skirt around there, just calling it powerful,
Speaker 3: but you actually went there.
Speaker 6: Jack has now finished this book fourth Wing.
Speaker 2: You're writing your own cosplay.
Speaker 6: Now she's gone to some other novel and I've felt the.
Speaker 3: Oh no, so she's read all the Setamius ones as well.
Speaker 6: She's done, she's she's done with those. No, they were great.
Speaker 3: Well, Gordy came in that time, the heyday. So what
Speaker 3: do you want to search now for any more of
Speaker 3: that kind of porn?
Speaker 6: I would love it.
Speaker 2: It's smart.
Speaker 6: No, it's not Patty because.
Speaker 3: Very upset, right say, it's basically it's light porn.
Speaker 2: It's middle aged pawn.
Speaker 4: Escapism is what it is.
Speaker 2: What you're saying once you need to escape me.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying from the dridgery on.
Speaker 2: A musical, Hei Lord, every day life? Did you call
Speaker 2: me dreagery? Every day life?
Speaker 4: Every day life is dredgery?
Speaker 11: Is it?
Speaker 4: And you need that escapism take you to another world?
Speaker 4: Do you read any of these Patsy occasionally? You Chris Kunstan.
Speaker 6: Surprise you don't have to read them?
Speaker 2: Yeah you don't. I'm surprised. Have you actually read them?
Speaker 2: I don't. I can't imagine you be fan, a fan
Speaker 2: of that kind of sort of fantasy like that.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I would like to read more.
Speaker 2: Than your missus Harris goes to Paris.
Speaker 4: Missus Harris goes to Paris.
Speaker 2: Miss Daisy. This is pretty steamy. It's old Morgan gonna
Speaker 2: pullo door in a minute, Chris, I do hope so
Speaker 2: I wrote this.
Speaker 3: That's what we happened, the last thing to be sexy
Speaker 3: between the backseat that old jelloppy car. Oh anyway, but
Speaker 3: Christian Connell Show podcast. Just looking at how many millions
Speaker 3: of copies these books that Jack and my wife are into,
Speaker 3: I guess they're kind of cool. What are your fantasy fiction? Fantasy, romantic, fantastic.
Speaker 6: See fiction with sexual tension?
Speaker 2: You got it? My friend and orcs and dragons.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of money in this right and the
Speaker 3: market mainly for this is ladies. Maybe I need to
Speaker 3: move as an author now into fantasy fiction for men. Yes,
Speaker 3: no dragons are I'm not sure what needs to be
Speaker 3: that the fantasy for me would be left alone for
Speaker 3: the weekend to watch what I want. It's more of
Speaker 3: a short It's more of a short story to.
Speaker 2: Us to learn.
Speaker 3: I can't see them being a series in terms of
Speaker 3: fantasy fiction. For man is, I did nothink that you
Speaker 3: watched what I wanted?
Speaker 6: He gets to come home, put his feet up.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, him and the Orc they just sit there
Speaker 2: and watch whatever they want.
Speaker 4: That's their jocks, chomping on chips and hamburgers.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's great, that's the second chapter. Look together, we
Speaker 3: can do this, guy is. There's some millions in it
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 6: Oh, Christian, we've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 13: Oh nick nick nick nick nick nig naked our naked hour.
Speaker 2: Oh nick nig nigg.
Speaker 13: Nick nagg naked our Naked Hour.
Speaker 2: Every Friday morning on The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 3: The last hour of the show, we hand over the
Speaker 3: control of the songs to you.
Speaker 2: You picked the songs, We give you the theme.
Speaker 3: This week we're talking about how Paul Kelly's How to
Speaker 3: Make Gravy is going to become a movie.
Speaker 2: And when we played the song.
Speaker 3: Who's Gonna Make the Gravy, which is a great.
Speaker 2: Song, a better wrong place of same.
Speaker 3: And how when the song he goes to his ingredients
Speaker 3: and his recipe basically for the gravy that he's not
Speaker 3: going to make it Christmas because he's sadly behind bars weakness.
Speaker 3: See can we do a whole hour of songs that
Speaker 3: you pick in the title cooking in Ingredients? Okay, so
Speaker 3: it's a whole hour kick starting a long weekend from
Speaker 3: a teo this morning. Every song we play picked by
Speaker 3: you must have some kind of cooking ingredient in the title, perhatsy,
Speaker 3: what have you got first?
Speaker 2: All to offer up? Mate?
Speaker 4: Abba?
Speaker 14: Honey honey, oh well, love you if you go to
Speaker 14: Muma Maha at the Princess.
Speaker 2: Theater, which no, thank you, I'm busy forever.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, it's a great production that features in it.
Speaker 2: For me, that's the musical.
Speaker 4: They're one of the biggest selling groups of all.
Speaker 2: I love ABBA.
Speaker 3: I'll go and see you know, the Hologram show whatever,
Speaker 3: but go and see the musical and other people doing Abba.
Speaker 3: It's a basically karaoke on stage.
Speaker 6: No nos, fantasy book, the awful.
Speaker 2: Just to cast driven off the end of a cliff.
Speaker 4: I've got a funny fact for you, funny weird fact,
Speaker 4: unknown factory Abba.
Speaker 2: There's so many hashtags there, yeah, right, unknown facts.
Speaker 6: So you're the only one who.
Speaker 4: Knows a National Fish Canning Company in Sweden actually had
Speaker 4: the name ABBA when they rose to power, but they
Speaker 4: still let them use the name Abba. There was no
Speaker 4: copyright infringement case.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, launched boring.
Speaker 4: And also when Abba.
Speaker 3: Was the payoff copy right infringement case.
Speaker 2: Only the vol they didn't rise to power. You don't
Speaker 2: said rights.
Speaker 3: To power, rise to power the Abba story.
Speaker 4: Only the Volvo car company made more money or has
Speaker 4: made more money in.
Speaker 6: Sweden really, even Ikea.
Speaker 4: Even Ikea apparently, Well, so there you go.
Speaker 2: It's Volvo, the car company richer than Abba.
Speaker 4: Yes, offered a billion dollars to reform and do another concept,
Speaker 4: did not take anymore.
Speaker 2: Got that?
Speaker 4: That's it?
Speaker 3: Come down, honey, honey, this is a good song. I
Speaker 3: thought you were singing actually the Archie Sugar Sugar.
Speaker 2: No, it does sound like that, it does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, we certainly don't want any copyright Jackie Boy
Speaker 3: song with a cooking ingredient.
Speaker 6: Insight al, I've gone for Peaches, presidents of the USA.
Speaker 2: Gray song, millions of.
Speaker 1: Millions of.
Speaker 2: This is a good Friday song.
Speaker 4: Naughty that song millions.
Speaker 3: Peach Association of Australia offered them a billion to let
Speaker 3: them do that song.
Speaker 2: There's no naughty than honey.
Speaker 6: The Chevrolet is the only American company.
Speaker 3: All right, My one comes from Prince Cream. All right,
Speaker 3: so we've got the honey, we got the peatures, we've
Speaker 3: got the cream.
Speaker 6: We're making a delicious decision.
Speaker 2: Yes we are, or a cobbler.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, don't get me started, girl, all right? Nine
Speaker 3: nine four four one o four three. Your songs then
Speaker 3: must have a cooking ingredient in the title. Last hour
Speaker 3: of the show, the Naked Hour, where you pick all
Speaker 3: the music? What do you want us to play? The
Speaker 3: Christian no Connell's show podcast The Naked Hour, We strip
Speaker 3: away all the music. Last hour of the show on
Speaker 3: a Friday. You picked the songs that send us all
Speaker 3: into the weekend we call the Naked Hour. We give
Speaker 3: you the theme. You pick all the songs today. Then
Speaker 3: with the news this week that Paul Kelly's How to
Speaker 3: Make Gravy, it's going to become a movie. We're looking
Speaker 3: forever songs with cooking ingredients in the title. That's going
Speaker 3: to try and build an hour of songs with cooking
Speaker 3: ingredients in the title. Some of the ones that have
Speaker 3: come in on text team, Oh wow, we uh christ
Speaker 3: In the first song that kind of mine was to
Speaker 3: catch up song, but that's the first would have mean yes, rio.
Speaker 2: No, no, last ketch up?
Speaker 7: Oh dear, oh, dear oh, not.
Speaker 3: Within an hour of new stuff on the beach off, guys,
Speaker 3: plex give me a headache.
Speaker 6: You know, there's jack crazy to think that.
Speaker 3: John Lennonds never actually heard that song crazy and he's lucky.
Speaker 6: I do like this song. This is the right amount
Speaker 6: of it. Thirty second.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're quite right, You're quite right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, American pie. Don McCain terrell suggested.
Speaker 6: Singing.
Speaker 2: American, this is a great.
Speaker 3: Song brown Sugar, while the Rolling Stones gone to Shane
Speaker 3: and then Christian. What do you think about them cooking
Speaker 3: ingredients peina Kolada the Escape song by Rupert Holmes.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I guess you get chucking the colada, pepping up
Speaker 15: with a bit of Cardiman and peinu klada.
Speaker 3: If you like, for any excuse of players, right, if
Speaker 3: you're not, if you this is escapist fantasy fiction, really.
Speaker 2: Isn't it? All right?
Speaker 3: There's a take some calls. Good morning, Jerry, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 16: Happy long weekend, guys, happy on weekend.
Speaker 3: Everybody, well, said Jerry. Jerry, what do you want us
Speaker 3: to play?
Speaker 10: I would like to add to the dessert please, and
Speaker 10: I want cherry pie by warrant tune.
Speaker 2: Maybe kicking off the hour with this crimpy old lyrics,
Speaker 2: but don't matter, huh. Just enjoy the noise. Make a
Speaker 2: grown man cry. Taste so sweet, make a grown man cry.
Speaker 2: I think it.
Speaker 3: You know, sometimes you a cordial. It's too much, cord mummy.
Speaker 3: I need some more water. It's too much this out
Speaker 3: of flower mummy, sugar, no gem, not my mom. Just
Speaker 3: this's just what screwed my brain jump like this. Okay, Jerry,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. Just got to Katherine here, Come on,
Speaker 3: th Catherine, Pick it up team, Pick it up team,
Speaker 3: Come on. We're not that four day weekend yet. What's
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 2: Magic? Mic over there? I'm on picking Catherine. Where is Lucid?
Speaker 2: She's not there.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, you're saying, Catherine, Catherine isn't there.
Speaker 2: Let's try Brenda, good morning, guys. There we go, There
Speaker 2: we go, Brandon, what song should we play?
Speaker 11: Oh let's go a bit of top Shop.
Speaker 12: Let's go a bit of rock Lobster.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, be fifty two.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Brandan enjoyed the long weekend and uh, Gillian.
Speaker 11: Hey, Christian, Hi, Hey going, I'm good Gillian.
Speaker 2: Am I pronouncing your name?
Speaker 12: Ryan?
Speaker 2: Was it Gillian? No?
Speaker 10: No, you got it right.
Speaker 4: It's Gian and.
Speaker 2: Someone you every day? Okay? And what can we play
Speaker 2: for you?
Speaker 16: I'd love to hear some lady Mamala for the long weekend?
Speaker 3: DREI dairy, I think so sat Yeah, I think we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to stick that in the mix. Gideon, thank
Speaker 3: you very much, sure your song. Have a nice weekend,
Speaker 3: you doo Kine. Good morning, Good morning, guys, Kyinie.
Speaker 2: How are you doing?
Speaker 6: Why how are you all doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, some of the team are struggling.
Speaker 3: I think they already started to knock off a little
Speaker 3: bit early, about twenty minutes ago.
Speaker 2: What song can we play you?
Speaker 11: Very appropriate? This whippard poor some sugar and may I'm
Speaker 11: going to the concert in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, very appropriate. That's going to want to call
Speaker 2: this feature so appropriate?
Speaker 3: It makes sense because he said that, and I got
Speaker 3: this equals radio Goal, Champagne, Radio, top end of town, Lobster,
Speaker 3: maucket rices, what of.
Speaker 6: Us spa, surely we can't live and cherry Pie in
Speaker 6: the same.
Speaker 2: Jackie By.
Speaker 3: I think we have a sugar overload and we all
Speaker 3: crash at nine.
Speaker 2: Who's there to pick us up? Maybe not Paul?
Speaker 3: Good morning, how are you going to? We're good you
Speaker 3: had a good week. What song Quinn play? He's got
Speaker 3: to cook an ingredient in the title.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm following on the sugar thing, sugar, sugar by
Speaker 1: the Archies.
Speaker 2: That's it. Tell you what this is going to be?
Speaker 3: Some over sweets, too much sherry in the cake, I
Speaker 3: think from Nana.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Before we go into this weekend, and for many of
Speaker 3: us it's the long weekend. We want your nominations. Genius
Speaker 3: of the week. What have you got up to this week?
Speaker 1: Genius of the week.
Speaker 16: Had my keys in a packet of gipsy in my hands,
Speaker 16: got in my car, I put the keys between my
Speaker 16: legs and tried to start my car with the packet
Speaker 16: of chips.
Speaker 12: I've thought it was fast for the boil and eggs
Speaker 12: in the marble eyes instead of on the stars. Blok
Speaker 12: and she expired in about thirty seconds, slat all through the marble.
Speaker 11: I went to a horse show two hours awa.
Speaker 12: I I packed my float, got in the car.
Speaker 10: Off I went, I opened the tower gates.
Speaker 14: No horse.
Speaker 11: I left the horse at home, so I had to
Speaker 11: backcheck two hours to go get my horse.
Speaker 3: Every single one of them a goddamn genius. This week,
Speaker 3: I don't think voice activated technology is quite where it
Speaker 3: thinks it is.
Speaker 2: All right. When I'm in the car, I'm often.
Speaker 3: Yelling at Siri to create new note when I come
Speaker 3: up with some gobbedygook idea. And this week I started
Speaker 3: yelling at Spotify to play me some music. But it
Speaker 3: doesn't quite. Spotify doesn't quite. You have to ask Siri
Speaker 3: to do and Simmy doesn't want to do it because
Speaker 3: it wants to give you that Apple Music thing, so
Speaker 3: he pretend I'm Spify or it just does nothing. So
Speaker 3: a man of times we're in trouveler yelling Siri, Siri,
Speaker 3: Si that I just started yesterday. I just started yelling
Speaker 3: at Spotify and I don't even have voice to active it.
Speaker 3: And so it's this in traffic at red light and
Speaker 3: punk Rod going Spotify, Spotify, Spotify play.
Speaker 2: National wasn't listening to was of course, No, that doesn't
Speaker 2: work like that.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm a genius, really, Belinda, not me, but
Speaker 3: my husband genius week came to pick me up from
Speaker 3: the airport, but went to Tullermarine instead of Avalon. How
Speaker 3: many people in Melbourne have got one of those stories.
Speaker 3: Two hours later I landed, I got picked up. Two
Speaker 3: hours after I larned and got picked up. I even
Speaker 3: send him a message that morning saying, don't think picked out.
Speaker 3: I don't forget to pick up your wifie. I didn't
Speaker 3: realize had to specify which airports.
Speaker 2: To be fair to him. You always default to Tullermarine.
Speaker 6: That is the default.
Speaker 3: It is Stuart Genius of the Week nomination. Tried to
Speaker 3: get my metal spoon to scoop ice cream. I put
Speaker 3: it in the microwave to heat it up. That doesn't
Speaker 3: go very well. Joe, this is unbelievable. Joe needed to
Speaker 3: sigh from petrol out of a car, so she used
Speaker 3: the vacuum cleaner.
Speaker 2: Oh what electric fuel. It caught fire.
Speaker 3: Surely, I'm sorry, but that's a special kind of cash, Joe.
Speaker 2: Joe, Joe in her and an offense. She didn't want
Speaker 2: field in her mouse.
Speaker 3: Sure put it in that good old electric vacuum cleaner
Speaker 3: and let it catch fire.
Speaker 2: You've wrecked the car, incredible scenes Carl and Brighter.
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the question, you know, Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So we're asking for your nominations. Genius of the Week.
Speaker 1: Genius smart Einstein, Genius of the Week.
Speaker 12: My keys in the packet of gipsy.
Speaker 1: My hed got in my car at the keys between
Speaker 1: the league and tried to start my cow with.
Speaker 12: The packet a chip, so I thought it'd be fast.
Speaker 12: The boil and egg in the microwaves instead of on
Speaker 12: the stove, slop and about thirty seconds flat all through
Speaker 12: the mark.
Speaker 1: I went to a horse show two hours a I,
Speaker 1: I packed my float, got in the car. Off I went.
Speaker 12: I opened the tower gate, no horse.
Speaker 16: I left the horse at home, so I had to
Speaker 16: back check two hours to go.
Speaker 12: Get my horse.
Speaker 3: So what have you done this week that makes you
Speaker 3: a Genius of the Week? Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three George christ I got fired because I
Speaker 3: got my twin brother to fill in for a shift
Speaker 3: of mine at work. Ah, please can we talk about
Speaker 3: this next week? If you've got a pretty identical twin,
Speaker 3: does this happen where people send them in and get
Speaker 3: them to do with the stuff dates.
Speaker 6: Or it depends what kind of job he has. I mean,
Speaker 6: if he's a surgeon.
Speaker 2: And his brother's he should be fired. He should be.
Speaker 3: Context relevant. But yeah, I want stories about twins next
Speaker 3: week on the show.
Speaker 2: All right, so let's get it. Eddie here coome morning, Eddie.
Speaker 12: I am great Jeniors of the week. I've got two
Speaker 12: ovens at home. I'll put the lower oven on, put
Speaker 12: the Midal lives in the top. Pubven write ten minutes,
Speaker 12: put the lives out still cold?
Speaker 3: Oh Eddie, Oh Eddie, is this happened before?
Speaker 2: Eduardo?
Speaker 12: That first one? Last come through.
Speaker 2: For me? Once? Double ovens for me? Once? Gotcha, Eddie,
Speaker 2: thank you very much, you cool.
Speaker 12: Thank you you guys. I've lovely weekend and.
Speaker 2: You Eddie, thank you. Let's get a back here. Good
Speaker 2: morning back, Good morning guys. How are you? I'm good back.
Speaker 2: I hope you looking forward to a long weekend? Beck?
Speaker 2: What have you done this week?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 16: I got an online came I order delivered and they
Speaker 16: left the security tag on the pair of pants. So
Speaker 16: it's like, how am I going to do this? I
Speaker 16: waited all week for Dad to get home, said hey,
Speaker 16: can you help me take the security tag off? He said, yeah,
Speaker 16: no proper because just cut the tag off. It was
Speaker 16: only attached to the fast tag.
Speaker 2: All right, beg, thank you very much, having nice long weekend.
Speaker 2: Let's go to pool here. Good morning, Paul.
Speaker 12: Hi guys, I am your genius of the week because
Speaker 12: I tried to get off my forelist without taking the
Speaker 12: seatbelt off.
Speaker 2: So what happened? Then?
Speaker 12: I was basically just hanging off the side of the
Speaker 12: forelist until my mate came along and.
Speaker 2: Under no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: We talked before about doing a phone called undignified that
Speaker 3: you there a man dangling like a baby, and you
Speaker 3: know those things you can suspend the babies and bounce
Speaker 3: them up and down in a doorway.
Speaker 16: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yes. Oh the humiliation that is rough. That is rough.
Speaker 2: And also thank you very much for sharing of this, Paul,
Speaker 2: have a lovely weekend, mate. Thanks Corning.
Speaker 1: It goes look Christian Connell Show podcast, Christian.
Speaker 3: I'm a last minute nomination for Genius of the week.
Speaker 3: This is coming in from a hot breaking situation from Mel.
Speaker 3: I haven't done the banking yet, which means no one
Speaker 3: has got paid. Everyone's very bloody.
Speaker 2: How are you? What are you in texting me?
Speaker 15: Bring the bank your contact in a radio show, sort
Speaker 15: the wages out head of a long weekend, all right,
Speaker 15: time wast.
Speaker 2: On the time, wast today for the best.
Speaker 3: When we get in show you win stam brilliant streaming
Speaker 3: service free three year Jackie Boy, you finished watching A
Speaker 3: Night's Tale yet?
Speaker 6: I have finished watching Good Night's Tell. But I want
Speaker 6: to stay in that sort of feeling vibe. Yeah, this
Speaker 6: weekend I'm going to watch The.
Speaker 3: Northman, Great Viking movie that Oh my god, you're you
Speaker 3: you as someone who's into his gains. I guarantee you'll
Speaker 3: do what I did at the end of the three
Speaker 3: hour of hot Viking action. You'll google what workout he did.
Speaker 3: I guarantee you do. How do you get his doubts
Speaker 3: like that?
Speaker 6: He's got about twenty abs this guy.
Speaker 3: Honestly, jack it's my wife left the cinema, left there,
Speaker 3: just left me in there. She said, you can just
Speaker 3: have a good time hanging out with your Viking friends.
Speaker 3: He drove me here I get home. It's also worth
Speaker 3: going to see watch you on stand Sorry the Northman.
Speaker 3: Nicole Kidman's accent whenever she puts one, and it's a
Speaker 3: treat for acting in general.
Speaker 6: Nine perfect Strangers accounts.
Speaker 3: I think Halloween acts or something, but you've wan did pills.
Speaker 3: Someone else doing an amazing accent is uh knives out
Speaker 3: is a very very smart fellow with benoir Blanc.
Speaker 2: That has been a murder you all right?
Speaker 3: So anyway, that's some of the shows you've watched on
Speaker 3: them all right to down the time waste on National
Speaker 3: jaff all day. Get your jaffelon, guys, pour some.
Speaker 2: Chaffel on me.
Speaker 3: Don't work Brett movies is what we're looking for. Movies.
Speaker 6: It's Rio tried to tell you that his uncle invented
Speaker 6: the jaffle maker.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, yeah, absolute load of bs.
Speaker 3: All right, jump, jump on a lot of microphone, go
Speaker 3: and have the mic you're the floor is yours.
Speaker 9: The jaffle iron was invented in nineteen forty nine by
Speaker 9: my grandfather, doctor Ernest Smithers.
Speaker 2: A lot of doctors in your family is a doctor?
Speaker 9: Yeah, different sides of the family. And then it was
Speaker 9: popularized after then Berevel then came in after nineteen forty
Speaker 9: nine in the seventies to make it a popularized electronic jaffle.
Speaker 2: Why didnt do more with it?
Speaker 9: He would always sell his patents very early and didn't
Speaker 9: really make any money.
Speaker 6: But he did invent it?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 6: What was it his first sandwich?
Speaker 1: Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Cheese and pickles, don't.
Speaker 2: Lolies.
Speaker 3: Bread movies is sorry, guys, bread movies is what we're
Speaker 3: looking for today on the time?
Speaker 2: Where so bread movies?
Speaker 6: Bread movies?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Judge bread Gold, gluten free, Willie Silver.
Speaker 2: Green Man Gold.
Speaker 3: I loved in the ages. One of the best action
Speaker 3: movies of the eighties was Predator. Can you see what
Speaker 3: I've done with this? That's right?
Speaker 2: Great one now is Bredator? Predator? That's gold you know it?
Speaker 3: And Brios Jones's diary fancy one.
Speaker 2: It's a fancy one. Brios Jones's diary. Jacket boy, what
Speaker 2: have you got? Bread movies?
Speaker 6: Okay, one I've just written. It's not Doctor Doolittle, it's
Speaker 6: doctor Ernest Smithers.
Speaker 3: Listen what brio No, no, no, no, I'll go with
Speaker 3: the one you know that's about it too.
Speaker 2: Broke bake Mountain, what broke back mountain?
Speaker 6: Break bake? Oh?
Speaker 3: Sorry, making bread up there?
Speaker 4: Oh no, we are sacking that noise.
Speaker 3: Trust me. As soon as I'm done with today. Take
Speaker 3: that clip off of her belching belch.
Speaker 4: Just to correct you it was a sound my throat made.
Speaker 2: Like a bull frog.
Speaker 4: No, not like a bullfrog. Real, you just smich.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Listen, guys, we're we're sort of drift of it here,
Speaker 3: aren't we Tokyo drifting.
Speaker 15: Jackie boy, Yeah, no, no, I need his time wasters
Speaker 15: bread movies.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Loafy's choice.
Speaker 2: That's more like it what I meant to sound effect.
Speaker 2: That's it's well done.
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Speaker 2: Hey, miss and Andy, don't make me.
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Speaker 3: We're looking for your bread movies on National Jaffel Day.
Speaker 2: Jack you ready to mark.
Speaker 6: Let's see what's in the oven.
Speaker 2: I like it. Let's get yeastie.
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Speaker 2: What a reference to me? What to get that one? Mandy?
Speaker 3: But there was like, that's damn smart, that's good. They've
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Speaker 2: Bread crumbs.
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Speaker 2: Right, Jack, who's getting stamp three for a year.
Speaker 6: Our favorite was Perks of Being a Ball of Flower.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't our favorite at all. It was yours,
Speaker 2: because you like that kind of fey indie rubbish.
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Speaker 4: Podcast reminded that someone's birthday is coming out.
Speaker 6: Yeah next Friday.
Speaker 2: Guy, Ah, you're November as well.
Speaker 3: I've got my wife, my daughter, and now now you
Speaker 3: would you like me to design you some jewelry? I
Speaker 3: designed one for my wife and she said, no, I'm
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Speaker 2: A symbilar.
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Speaker 6: You know what. I would treasure that.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, you're right where they do that? All right.
Speaker 2: That was the last song for us.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for your brilliant song suggestions. Today
Speaker 3: for the hour Power Naked, our songs were the ingredient
Speaker 3: cooking ingredient in the title. Well everyone enjoy the big weekend, Patry,
Speaker 3: have a lovely long lunch today.
Speaker 4: I will yes looking forward to seeing the team at
Speaker 4: the Langham. Be very nice our team.
Speaker 6: Would it works?
Speaker 2: I think we did any of us get the in
Speaker 2: the invite.
Speaker 3: There is there is an eye with Patsy and team
Speaker 3: IT team that's what she says to be what together,
Speaker 3: Christian your eighteen eighteen I tread on their heads, nice.
Speaker 2: Ruck across the Arab crocodile heads.
Speaker 3: Enjoy that solo lunch without any of us. Jackie boy,
Speaker 3: are you gonna get on that fun playing with Hamish
Speaker 3: Nandy and your podcasting team to have your Christmas party
Speaker 3: this weekend and dance.
Speaker 6: Speaking of crocodiles, we are heading north with the with
Speaker 6: the hamishon Andy podcast.
Speaker 3: Careful, so many signs of bread butter, they get the
Speaker 3: right one this weekend, my friend, don't be toasting us
Speaker 3: up there. Patsy won't be today.
Speaker 4: Are you golcome to sorry, Jake to Crocodilius up there.
Speaker 6: We're going to the original croc jumping tours.
Speaker 4: Oh that's brilliant. We've done that a long Crocodilias. Crocodilius
Speaker 4: is the crocodile farm which is right near where you
Speaker 4: do that tour along is it Adelaide River? Along there?
Speaker 6: One set of crocs is enough for me?
Speaker 4: Oh no, it's brilliant. It's some of them.
Speaker 2: So what do you do. You've got a croc tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you sit in a boat, don't you, jack?
Speaker 4: And then they actually.
Speaker 2: It's a one way trip and.
Speaker 4: They feed over the edge. They feed the crocs big
Speaker 4: chunks of meat and you see them jump up essentially
Speaker 4: like they jump right up out of the water.
Speaker 3: You making it sound like it's sort of SeaWorld or something.
Speaker 3: They do stunts through hoops.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: Well, we've been talking about the croc Jummy tours on
Speaker 6: the podcast and the guy said that when he started
Speaker 6: at forty fifty years ago.
Speaker 2: No, this isn't one of those different time stories.
Speaker 3: They weren't on unicycles where they were bears skipping rope.
Speaker 6: The amounting pots in the Adelaide River. So he said
Speaker 6: they'd get one crop every few days. But because they
Speaker 6: kept feeding him over the last forty years. Now there's
Speaker 6: one hundred crocks up and down the river.
Speaker 3: We did a croc tour up on the Jane Try
Speaker 3: a couple of years ago. When you see them in
Speaker 3: the warld on that river and they're looking at you
Speaker 3: with that slow, blinky eye, it does something to you.
Speaker 3: It's terrifying, isn't it. There's some primal part of you know,
Speaker 3: it's your real danger.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: They look preistoric.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's your Christmas parties. That's the Christmas party
Speaker 2: tomorrow ran up ideas have they?
Speaker 4: They're not going to feed you to the crocs.
Speaker 2: Bogan sort.
Speaker 3: All right, well everyone, have a lovely weekend team.
Speaker 2: We will see you next week.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you have a great lunch I will, and please
Speaker 3: chill all the food stop it.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show. Gost