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Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, the Third.
Speaker 3: Walkies, the Russians, Hayden Circuses.
Speaker 4: We don't need to worry ourselves with the boring admin.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: It's actually one motto for life. This amount of times
Speaker 4: I've had to argument with my wife where I actually
Speaker 4: said that, I think I stayed that phrase more than
Speaker 4: anything else in meetings after the show, before the show,
Speaker 4: and then at home as well. That's what I'm going
Speaker 4: to have on my tombstove. I don't need to worry
Speaker 4: about the boring admin like my Hell.
Speaker 3: The man proudly hates the spreadsheet.
Speaker 4: Why would you bring up that. Let's start the show.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show, Thursday morning.
Speaker 4: Didn't we all feel the joy of spring in the
Speaker 4: air yesterday.
Speaker 3: In such much weather? And again twenty six to day.
Speaker 3: I can't wait.
Speaker 4: This would be the hottest day of the year in
Speaker 4: the UK twenty six degrees at the peak of summer.
Speaker 4: They haven't had a particularly good summer in the UK.
Speaker 4: It didn't even get over I think twenty three, twenty four.
Speaker 4: I can't maieve he's gonna be twenty six a day
Speaker 4: and spring? Yes, said, did you all get out yesterday
Speaker 4: afternoon or evening? I did? Did you go for a walk?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Go down to the park. The park is like
Speaker 3: a music festival at the moment on days like this.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm thinking. I watched the Dan Andrews press
Speaker 4: conference and at half five I met another dad and
Speaker 4: we went for like a five or six K man
Speaker 4: walked together. Are you right Venice Beach? It was about
Speaker 4: people everywhere. There was the atmosphere of spring in the air, positivity,
Speaker 4: there was hope, there was joy. I could just you know,
Speaker 4: you can smell barbecues as well. I could literally smell barbecues,
Speaker 4: lighter fluid everywhere, burnt meat.
Speaker 3: How wholesome is this? Today? After the show, meeting my
Speaker 3: dad in our five K zone for a kick to
Speaker 3: kick with my dad, I feel like eight years old again.
Speaker 4: That is special, That is beautiful. Wow. That is his
Speaker 4: Father's Day gift right there.
Speaker 3: Yes, I actually don't have to get him anything else.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: So we made a couple of good drop punts down
Speaker 3: the field the guns Father's Day.
Speaker 4: So are you doing this weekly? Is it a regular
Speaker 4: thing you still do with the old man?
Speaker 3: This will be the first time, honestly, probably fifteen plus years,
Speaker 3: really easily.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you must have done this a lot with a kid,
Speaker 4: because just oppositely where I live, there's a there's an
Speaker 4: oval and a BALLI a day goes by, there's not
Speaker 4: a local dad with a sun go and kicked to kick,
Speaker 4: And I always think it's such a lovely thing to
Speaker 4: see they both look so happy, the little kids, really
Speaker 4: happy getting some quality time with dad. The old man's
Speaker 4: there advising him as well and going. He probably did
Speaker 4: that with his dad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a strict no TV after school policy
Speaker 3: at my house, which I hated, but it meant that
Speaker 3: we were out there kicking a footy with dad every day.
Speaker 4: It's any more grateful for that.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, But at the time you kick represented not
Speaker 3: watching TV.
Speaker 4: So was it like an angry kick to kick from
Speaker 4: a disgruntled, annoyed, disadvantised teenager.
Speaker 3: And I hope as I kicked to kick with dad today,
Speaker 3: what happened, it will happen what used to happen when
Speaker 3: I was a kid, is that will kick for two
Speaker 3: or three minutes and then he'll go behind the goals
Speaker 3: and I'll just allowed to take potshots at the goals
Speaker 3: for the next half an hour.
Speaker 4: Wow, what a great thing. And you sent Jack. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you know this, Patsy, but Jack actually
Speaker 4: put a message yesterday to the team and I showed
Speaker 4: my kids. Right. Are you actually serious?
Speaker 3: I actually think it's a It's a nice thing for
Speaker 3: me to do. I'll bring Patsy into it. This is
Speaker 3: a quest to the whole team. If I smell, let
Speaker 3: me know that I smell.
Speaker 4: So we talking about the time wastes this week.
Speaker 3: No, no, no comedy. Please don't tell me that to
Speaker 3: my face. I am using a new deodorant that is
Speaker 3: all natural. It's meant to be better for your pause
Speaker 3: and the old stuff apparently blocks up your paws. What
Speaker 3: I worry about is by nine am, I already start
Speaker 3: to feel a bit stinky. So if I am pongy,
Speaker 3: it's an awkward thing to bring up with me, But
Speaker 3: it's an open invite to anybody on the team to
Speaker 3: say to me, you smell and I will change back
Speaker 3: to the poor blocking stuff.
Speaker 4: Patsy, do you want to go first? Well, you're lucky.
Speaker 5: It's hunting season.
Speaker 4: Isn't it. You're in a separate booth. But if you
Speaker 4: experience anything around him.
Speaker 3: Does it float into the booth? Because that it's a
Speaker 3: real problems in the air.
Speaker 5: Why do you think I've got my oil burner in
Speaker 5: here burning constantly on high?
Speaker 3: If it is really a problem, you guys can tell me.
Speaker 3: Have I been smelling?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: I do you know around about half fight? What's happened
Speaker 4: once or twice the week? Is you ask me? Because
Speaker 4: I'm always carrying I always carry deodrant on me, because
Speaker 4: you know, if you feel like you're smelling, just put
Speaker 4: a little sprits on. But now you've also been tapping
Speaker 4: out from the old natural and you go and match
Speaker 4: the old claw. I think my one is called claw.
Speaker 4: It's actually just a thick glue.
Speaker 5: LL say that's gross. The roll on it's gross because
Speaker 5: it's all sticky under your arms.
Speaker 3: Oh well, the natural one is the roll on sticky
Speaker 3: under So that's why I'm putting your poor blocker one on.
Speaker 4: An I might bring out my own one. Call one
Speaker 4: poor blockers just pine tar smeared under your ar.
Speaker 3: How about this? If you guys don't have the guts
Speaker 3: to say it to my face, I leave an anonymous note.
Speaker 4: Did you hear partially the relation?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 3: Just rather than a piece of paper? You don't you
Speaker 3: smell today?
Speaker 4: How would you invite that into your world?
Speaker 3: Because I would rather show you're.
Speaker 4: Gonna be okay like a ballet you keep getting return stink, stink.
Speaker 4: What do you want people to say?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: Have I got fifteen pieces of paper, guys, one at
Speaker 3: a time.
Speaker 4: The jury hasn't turn, and then you stink and you're
Speaker 4: going to be okay for the rest of the show.
Speaker 3: I would rather that than just think that you're all
Speaker 3: talking about me behind my back.
Speaker 4: Can I ask you a question?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: How do you feel about wearing a little bit of
Speaker 4: say a perfume or a light after shave, you know
Speaker 4: before when you come to work? I like a little
Speaker 4: sprits up. It just wakes me up a bit.
Speaker 3: No that I reserve that for date night?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure, I have an evening one, right obviously every
Speaker 4: day Monday night I'm putting on the old sex pa.
Speaker 4: That's Friday night. Actually, sorry on Monday night. That made
Speaker 4: that mistake once. You can't do it again, my wife
Speaker 4: told me, But I why don't you even sort of
Speaker 4: light a lunch to want to day.
Speaker 3: Honestly, how they ever use a perfume? That's why I
Speaker 3: still got The only perfume I have is ten years
Speaker 3: old Usher.
Speaker 4: That would be by now when he got it. Somebody
Speaker 4: called Usher vi P to put the I P on
Speaker 4: there a P ten bucks at chemist Warehouse, gets your
Speaker 4: dad Usher vi P for Father's Day.
Speaker 3: I will wear Usher VIP tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Do we add Usher to the list of people we'd
Speaker 3: love to speak to? And who's calling Christian?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: So you own a fragrance by the rapper? Yep? Usher? Okay?
Speaker 4: Usher vi P okay? And who is looking at Usher
Speaker 4: thinking whatever he smells, I want that on me? Well obviously,
Speaker 4: So who is a grown ass man from.
Speaker 3: Two thousand and nine? So eleven years ago, even though
Speaker 3: I still have some So eleven years ago, Usher was
Speaker 3: hot property.
Speaker 4: OKTMZ hot property.
Speaker 3: I found the webpage showing it. So citrus and woody
Speaker 3: and leathery TONESK and.
Speaker 4: K and that sounder would I think it is that?
Speaker 4: Those kind of bass notes, I think they're called.
Speaker 3: Can I read you some of the comments, some of
Speaker 3: the reviews.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you still own this I still have honey,
Speaker 4: if you're going out on a date night with me, anchor,
Speaker 4: you'll rot the usher Vip It's property because he probably
Speaker 4: smells great too. To be fair, can I just say
Speaker 4: and one hundred percent he should be top of everybody's
Speaker 4: list right now for who you're trying to get to
Speaker 4: call the show? Usher? Does he wears? Do you think
Speaker 4: he wears his own? He would? Yeah, he's got loads
Speaker 4: of it. You know he must have got sent loads
Speaker 4: of that stuff in his garage. It's he even not
Speaker 4: a garage, you think a lock up or he just
Speaker 4: dumps all this stuff like unused Rome machines.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what the people are thinking of Usher Vip.
Speaker 3: This is from Nax eighty nine. I found this fragrance.
Speaker 4: Straight away, anyone, I'm not reading anything those people that
Speaker 4: when they have names like that online.
Speaker 3: You know NAX is obviously taking. So you had to
Speaker 3: do Max eighty nine.
Speaker 4: I bet that's the year is born. What does he
Speaker 4: say about usher Vip?
Speaker 3: I found this fragrance Fragrance and I'm in hook Line
Speaker 3: and Sinker. I feel very confident.
Speaker 4: It sounds like an Usher lyric from a song hook
Speaker 4: Line and Sinker.
Speaker 3: Remember it's called Usher Vip and Max feels very confident
Speaker 3: and very important and it.
Speaker 4: Has been and it has the fragile is a guy
Speaker 4: who he thinks putting that fragrance on makes him important.
Speaker 3: It has the added bonus of driving women wild, it.
Speaker 4: Does it Has a woman ever been driven wild? Buy
Speaker 4: an arfter shapely? Perhaps brute people do respond to certain fragrances,
Speaker 4: don't they. That's what we all wear.
Speaker 9: It's brute.
Speaker 3: You know what it does?
Speaker 5: It trans It's not the fragrance. No, it transforms you
Speaker 5: back to a time because that's what Chris used to
Speaker 5: wear when we first met. So it reminds me of
Speaker 5: a young.
Speaker 4: Sometimes we started getting The transforms you back to a
Speaker 4: time starting a little bit queasy in the room. Hello
Speaker 4: darkness and on else we've got They've got another review
Speaker 4: from Usher vip hot property.
Speaker 3: Cheetle has written a cheapy bit of goodie. If the
Speaker 3: idea was to create a warm, spicy, woody scent for
Speaker 3: the mass market, then Usher has done exactly that.
Speaker 5: I don't think Usher has done it.
Speaker 3: No, he's pharmacy, come on.
Speaker 4: He Perhaps he's right, He's not on the end of
Speaker 4: that production line. Doing quality control is he in a lamp. Guys,
Speaker 4: there's not enough leather in this.
Speaker 3: He would tell them what he wants and then or
Speaker 3: four versions he would put them under his nose. He
Speaker 3: has to sign off on the final set. He's not
Speaker 3: going to put his name, especially in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: Was the hottest of properties.
Speaker 3: He's not going to put his name to something.
Speaker 4: That's Have you ever bought any other celebrity fragrance?
Speaker 3: No what, I've had this for eleven years, I mean
Speaker 3: pretty much.
Speaker 4: But every time you look at it, don't you think, Oh,
Speaker 4: is he still a hot property? Do I want to
Speaker 4: smell like Usher?
Speaker 3: I agree it is Usher viop is a fragrance, is
Speaker 3: a bit the f and the bottle does look a
Speaker 3: bit theugh, but it smells great. I'm gonna wear it tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Bring it in tomorrow. Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: We have an in studio is show right now, high
Speaker 4: level brainstorming going on between Jack and I. When I
Speaker 4: say high level, I mean low level. We've got a
Speaker 4: problem with today's do you row the answer? Where? Every
Speaker 4: day this week thanks to Bingley, we're getting four of
Speaker 4: you dads to work together and we all ask you
Speaker 4: the same question, and one of you needs to guess
Speaker 4: it correctly. If you guess it wrong, you all lose
Speaker 4: two hundred and fifty dollars each to spend at Bingley.
Speaker 4: If one of you gets it right, which is what
Speaker 4: happens so far every day of this week, then you'll
Speaker 4: get two hundred and fifty dollars each spend at Bingley. However,
Speaker 4: we thought we had a good one to do today
Speaker 4: and think it's going to work involving our old friend
Speaker 4: on the show, Shanewa.
Speaker 3: Shane warn, I think the question is way too hard.
Speaker 3: You've gotta remember people almost didn't guess who Darth Vader
Speaker 3: was yesterday.
Speaker 4: Three out four didn't didn't and then we picked a
Speaker 4: TV dad, Homer Simpson, probably the most famous night. If
Speaker 4: you said TV dads, you'd have him at number one.
Speaker 4: Three dads didn't even want to try and have a guess.
Speaker 4: They was so intimidated. Buy Homer Simpson the audio grab
Speaker 4: we had. We're thinking about asking you how many Shane warns?
Speaker 4: All right, dad, how many Shane Warns? Laid from his
Speaker 4: head to toe from his mansion in Brighton to Lord's
Speaker 4: cricket ground in London. We're thinking, Actually, if you can't
Speaker 4: get Darth Vader or Homer Simpson, there's no way we
Speaker 4: can do this. But anyway, the lines are open now.
Speaker 4: We're not playing until about seven minutes time will have
Speaker 4: worked out what the question is to ask you dads.
Speaker 4: Dad's cool him Now I've got to be a dad to.
Speaker 1: Playing Christian Connell's show podcasts.
Speaker 4: All right's meet some of the dads. First we have
Speaker 4: dad Joel. Come on in the boat. Good morning, Joel,
Speaker 4: Good morning, boys. How are you How are you this morning? Joel?
Speaker 4: How's your week going so far? Buddy?
Speaker 8: Not too bad, not too bad, nice weather today, which
Speaker 8: is always nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and Joel, tell us about your family. Then, who
Speaker 4: are you dad to? Joel?
Speaker 8: I'm a dad to two boys.
Speaker 10: One was two in July and one one in November.
Speaker 4: That's so a busy household right now. Are young young kids,
Speaker 4: very busy, very busy. All right, Joel, Good luck, buddy,
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Second, dad, come on in the boat, Paul,
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Good day, Christian.
Speaker 10: How are you all going, Hey.
Speaker 4: We we were good, Papa, Paul. Who are you dad to? Paul?
Speaker 11: A boy and a girl Atlanta at seventeen Jake twenty four.
Speaker 4: He was tning them in there, just a cover of
Speaker 4: boy and a girl and then focusing that down what
Speaker 4: do they look and the images the pixels become a
Speaker 4: bit clearer. That's great. Good luck, Paul, thank you. Let's
Speaker 4: go to dad. Ben. Good morning, good morning all, Good morning, Ben.
Speaker 4: How are you mate? You're you're a trader. You're a builder?
Speaker 9: Yeah, builder mate, and.
Speaker 4: You're able to be out and about building at the
Speaker 4: moment you're work him.
Speaker 8: Yeah, doing a bit of the recluding work.
Speaker 6: So yeah.
Speaker 4: And who are you kids? Who've you got? Ben?
Speaker 12: Max and Rubelicious ten and twelve?
Speaker 4: Ruberlicious or Ruby Ruby? Yeah? Great names? All right, buddy,
Speaker 4: good luck. And then finally right at the back of
Speaker 4: the boat, I think the toughest gig all this week
Speaker 4: because nor the one that has to answer the question
Speaker 4: if the other three are cowards that we've had this
Speaker 4: week and dodge it to the guard at the back.
Speaker 13: Terry, good morning.
Speaker 10: How are you Christian?
Speaker 4: Terry? You're a plasterer, so you're a tough manly man.
Speaker 4: Who are your dad? To Terry?
Speaker 10: Chelsea and Tyson? Which are iaining my next year twins?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 10: Boy and a girl?
Speaker 4: Wow? We awesome. All right, Dad, say good luck to
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 10: Good luck, boys, good luck.
Speaker 4: That is the worst one of the week, that screams
Speaker 4: the week has kicked the crap out of me Thursday,
Speaker 4: is it? Yea one of them? I don't think even spoke. Dads,
Speaker 4: come on, let's pump it up. Said good luck.
Speaker 10: In the boat?
Speaker 4: All right, how this works? And guys, do you all
Speaker 4: know how it works?
Speaker 10: Yes, Christian, Yes, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 4: But bits are picked up. Dads. Now you're gonna come
Speaker 4: to Stowway. Dad's there in the boat. Guys, all right,
Speaker 4: let's play. Do you row the answer? We have a
Speaker 4: clip now, guys of a sporting legend and also a
Speaker 4: great dad. I'm going to play you all the clip
Speaker 4: the same person. One of you has to guess correctly.
Speaker 4: I'll ask each one of you in turn, do you
Speaker 4: row the answer? If you have a guest and it's wrong,
Speaker 4: you all lose two hundred and fifty dollars to spend
Speaker 4: at bing Lee. If you get it right, you'll all win.
Speaker 4: It's as simple as that. First, then we go to
Speaker 4: Papa Ja Old Joel. You ready to play. I am
Speaker 4: all right, sporting legend and a great dad, who's this
Speaker 4: talk about? Do you wrote the answer? I wrote the answer? Oh,
Speaker 4: first one of the week? Who is it?
Speaker 10: Thank Rawford?
Speaker 1: Get it?
Speaker 4: Legend. I'll go.
Speaker 13: All right boyd.
Speaker 4: B I b Usher all right, Dad's well done, so Joel,
Speaker 4: Paul ben Terry, thanks to Papa Joel, the first man
Speaker 4: of the bat. You'll win two hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 4: to get whatever you want. Uh Bingley, well done, guys,
Speaker 4: Well done, Joel, thank thank thank you very much. A
Speaker 4: great Father's Day this weekend. Yes, that's say Happy Father's Day.
Speaker 4: Hey boys, thank you Bingley. Great Father's Day. Gift ideas
Speaker 4: to suit any budget we got there.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Who Calling Christian? Who's got in question? Fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 4: up for grabs. It's sort of about you guys, trying
Speaker 4: to persuade celebrities to give us a call. Finishes the
Speaker 4: end of next week. Then there's a vote. You pick
Speaker 4: your winner. The winning celebrity, whoever you go for, gets
Speaker 4: twenty five thousand dollars for the charity of their choice
Speaker 4: for charity here in Australia. Huge amount of money any year,
Speaker 4: even bigger this year. Well, what's going on with COVID charities?
Speaker 4: Really important charities having really tough times at moment getting funding.
Speaker 4: They need our funding a lot of these charity So
Speaker 4: twenty five thousand dollars and all of the celebrities we've
Speaker 4: ever had on ours three years of doing this are
Speaker 4: all working with so many different charities. So it's a
Speaker 4: good thing you're asking him to give us a call.
Speaker 4: They can raise awareness is by telling us about the
Speaker 4: charity they're involved in. We might now have been one.
Speaker 4: We're even aware of what they do. And also they
Speaker 4: could have win twenty five thousand dollars. They also get
Speaker 4: you the winning celebrity twenty five thousand dollars too, So Jackie.
Speaker 3: Boy, we're up to ten celebrities, all right.
Speaker 4: Voicemails count, so obviously we love hearing celebrities when they
Speaker 4: call the show. Yesterday we had Greg Page from The
Speaker 4: Wiggles and.
Speaker 3: Steve goodenbook How Quickly I Forget It?
Speaker 4: So on my wish list the Goots, I moved on
Speaker 4: don't forget. I want a cast member now, greedy cast
Speaker 4: member from the Top Gun. Who do you want?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: I wanted Jason Biggs from American Pie God.
Speaker 4: That's still be a great one. There's another week and.
Speaker 3: A bit great one. And now we've added Usher on
Speaker 3: the list this morning.
Speaker 4: Because that's a collective term.
Speaker 3: We you know, we have added Usher because.
Speaker 4: You want to because you're still rocking fragrance.
Speaker 3: You'll still talk to him though if he calls cour.
Speaker 4: Something glad to hear about this delicious fragrance that Jack's
Speaker 4: still rocking. Patsy, who is it you want to speak to?
Speaker 4: Peter setierro is no?
Speaker 5: Peter Gallagh?
Speaker 7: Gun?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, older one eyebrow.
Speaker 5: We're looking for Karama, Betty, Why Dolly part Beggie?
Speaker 4: Why isn't gonna call? She's nine hundred years old?
Speaker 14: Ever?
Speaker 5: Know, we could never never know who else is on
Speaker 5: my least Elizabeth Shu was another one.
Speaker 4: Get out the whole shop and it's whoever you can
Speaker 4: get to call the show. We'd love to chat to them.
Speaker 4: It is wide open. You can find out more about
Speaker 4: about it all at the Christian O'Connell show dot com
Speaker 4: dot au. So it's all about getting this call between
Speaker 4: six and nine while we're doing the show. When you
Speaker 4: hear this crackson that that means someone is calling in.
Speaker 4: We find out when we go to them when you
Speaker 4: find out. Obviously we have to go home, and when
Speaker 4: we're not here, they can leave a message. We have
Speaker 4: three amazing voicemails that have been left by celebrities. Ys
Speaker 4: go to rock and roll. First of all, Motley Cruze.
Speaker 4: What a band, one of the wildest rock and roll
Speaker 4: bands ever. If you've read the book about them. That
Speaker 4: was a terrible Netflix show, but the book is amazing.
Speaker 4: Tommy Lee, I'm pretty sure Tommy and Hamler Andison. Was
Speaker 4: that the first ever kind of sex video?
Speaker 3: Boat?
Speaker 4: He does you do when you wear usher VIP? You
Speaker 4: don't get the right to judge others come down to
Speaker 4: my level. You guys, ever see that one?
Speaker 3: I've never seen this. Yes, they're on a boat, so
Speaker 3: it's filmed off the boat.
Speaker 4: Someone else that isn't it? It's interesting? You need to
Speaker 4: see it.
Speaker 3: Is it online or is it just like.
Speaker 4: You know, it's impressive if it almost needs David Annberg
Speaker 4: commentary to go Jesus anyway, it's kind of what a
Speaker 4: shame he didn't call the show, and I would go,
Speaker 4: is it really that big?
Speaker 3: Have you seen the boat?
Speaker 4: It is literally a boat. Anyway, Tommy Lee called the
Speaker 4: show drummer Monty crew.
Speaker 15: Guys, is your boy Tommy Lee.
Speaker 4: That is someone who knows he's carrying heat down there.
Speaker 4: It's your boy. I can't speak to anyone like that.
Speaker 4: It's your boy, parme ol c Guys.
Speaker 16: Your boy Tommy boy is cracking. Okay, listen here now.
Speaker 16: The reason y'all need to donate to the Victorian Homeless
Speaker 16: Fun is because it's a great cause and people have homeless,
Speaker 16: help them get a home. Come on, now, go down
Speaker 16: wherever you go to do this and tell it that
Speaker 16: Tommy and Haley sent you.
Speaker 15: All right, get it?
Speaker 4: I love that. Isn't that rock and roll? This is
Speaker 4: what needs to be lost in rock and roll. Thank
Speaker 4: you Tommy. All right, another message here we got Rebecca Madden.
Speaker 17: Hey, Christian, it is Beck Madden here from Channel nine.
Speaker 17: Just wanted to touch base on behalf of the Epilepsy
Speaker 17: Foundation because they are simply the best. Not only do
Speaker 17: they support people living with epilepsy, they're leading the charge
Speaker 17: for a cure and helping to create an epilepsy Smart Australia.
Speaker 4: I really really, really really really hope.
Speaker 3: They win the money.
Speaker 4: All right, season, Thank you Rebecca Madden. Great charity as well.
Speaker 15: Hey, guys, is your boy Tommy Lee?
Speaker 4: I just want to hear that one again. You know
Speaker 4: where is boys? You know we are now Tommy these boys?
Speaker 15: Hey guys, is your boy Tommy Lee?
Speaker 4: Thank you Dad, Tommy Lee. Another message. Now, wish you
Speaker 4: to take us up to thirteen celebrities. You've got to
Speaker 4: call the show. You've got all these people to call.
Speaker 4: This is Matty J from The Bachelor, Christian.
Speaker 8: Get a mate. It's Mattie J here. I don't know
Speaker 8: if you know who I am. Normally it's middle aged
Speaker 8: women who know who I am. So I was the Bachelor.
Speaker 8: About four years ago. A lovely lady called Angie slid
Speaker 8: into my DM She's a big listener of the show
Speaker 8: and asked if I would call up. And the reason
Speaker 8: is because her mum is having her sixtieth birthday and
Speaker 8: she needs a brand new car for him. Now a
Speaker 8: really exciting project that I'm working on. Not many people
Speaker 8: know about this, but my daughter is now two and
Speaker 8: a half and whilst we're in lockdown, I decided it
Speaker 8: would be the perfect time to start potty training her.
Speaker 10: She likes to wee.
Speaker 8: All around the house NonStop, so if anyone comes over
Speaker 8: they'd be like, why does your house smell like child urin?
Speaker 8: But exciting news is that you do the Pooh and
Speaker 8: the potty for the first time, which was so exciting,
Speaker 8: but for any parents listening, it was a big victory
Speaker 8: for me. So I would love to support a charity
Speaker 8: called the Australian Childhood Foundation. They'd do some really incredible
Speaker 8: work with kids who have been affected by abuse on
Speaker 8: neglect and they're in the foster care system, so twenty
Speaker 8: five k would just be incredible to give them extra
Speaker 8: support and Christian one more thing before I go, I'll
Speaker 8: make this really quick. I do have a song which
Speaker 8: is my guilty pleasure and but this is something that
Speaker 8: I don't admit to anybody. If I've had a stress
Speaker 8: all day at home, I'll put this on and I'll
Speaker 8: just unwind. The song is Shania Twain Man I feel
Speaker 8: like a woman. I know that song is not written
Speaker 8: for me as a thirty four year old dad of
Speaker 8: two kids, but it just hits the spot every time.
Speaker 8: So if you could play that, I would really appreciate it.
Speaker 8: Thanks so much. Chattering Fight, what a lovely guy.
Speaker 4: And also every mom and ad accommodate that can't they
Speaker 4: Patsy when they do do a number one or two
Speaker 4: in the party, it is that's the best day you're
Speaker 4: going to have that year.
Speaker 15: It really is.
Speaker 4: You're like that, that's the win of the year, that's
Speaker 4: your only win. Age what lovely mersage there. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much for getting Tommy Leeter call Rebecca Madden and
Speaker 4: then Matty J. Broer.
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the Christian o'cyles show podcast.
Speaker 4: So far you got thirteen celebrities to call the show.
Speaker 4: About to speak to number fourteen. The crackson's gone off.
Speaker 4: Let's find out who it is. Good morning, who's calling Christian?
Speaker 4: Who is this?
Speaker 18: Good morning Christian? This is Olivia John How are you, Olivia?
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the show. You were our first ever
Speaker 4: winner when we did this about two or three years ago.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'll get I can do it again.
Speaker 4: You greedy little thing. You want more of that money.
Speaker 4: How are you, Olivia?
Speaker 18: I'm doing well? Thank you?
Speaker 9: How about you?
Speaker 18: How you cousin?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm obviously you probably still you must have family
Speaker 4: here in the extended lockdown in Melbourne and various parts
Speaker 4: of Australia.
Speaker 19: I do.
Speaker 18: I have a lot of family and dear friends in Melbourne.
Speaker 18: I spend my love to you all.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you very much, and what have you been
Speaker 4: up to then? What's happening with the warp this year?
Speaker 4: We all did it three years ago we did the
Speaker 4: walk with you and it's the first time I've done
Speaker 4: it and it was an incredible thing. The atmosphere and
Speaker 4: just you and your daughter on stage, the energy from
Speaker 4: you as well on a Sunday morning. It was incredible there.
Speaker 4: We love doing it. It was great. What's happening this year
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 18: Thank you so much? Well it was you know, last
Speaker 18: year we couldn't do it, and this year we are
Speaker 18: going to do a virtual walk and I'm really excited.
Speaker 18: It's going to be on my birthday, which is the
Speaker 18: twenty sixty September, and we're also going to be walking
Speaker 18: in the park in Russia. I've forgot the name of
Speaker 18: the part, my good mistake. Anyway, people can go online
Speaker 18: to work for Wellness dot com dot a you to
Speaker 18: get all the all the exact times and date from
Speaker 18: everything and how you can do it. You can walk
Speaker 18: by yourself, you can walk with your friends. I can
Speaker 18: be trying to raise money for the Wellness Center, which
Speaker 18: is my Baby at the O and J Center, where
Speaker 18: people who are going through cancer have wonderful rest bits
Speaker 18: from thinking about their treatments when we get to do
Speaker 18: art and music and do painting and drawing. And I
Speaker 18: was in the O and J a couple of years
Speaker 18: ago and it really was incredibly beneficial to me, and
Speaker 18: I want to continue these programs for people on the
Speaker 18: cancer journey.
Speaker 4: You must be very proud of what you've done.
Speaker 18: I'm very proud of what everyone else has done. I
Speaker 18: was very sill to be I was very honored to
Speaker 18: be asked to have the center with my name on it,
Speaker 18: and to raise the money to help people through Camper
Speaker 18: is wonderful.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 18: I'm just very excited of what they're doing and leave
Speaker 18: One's programs and it's so hotful to me and so
Speaker 18: hopeful to other people who are going through it. You know,
Speaker 18: it's really important to me to.
Speaker 20: Keep it going.
Speaker 4: Also, well, I'll make sure we'll give it a couple
Speaker 4: of pushes as well. I fear that twenty third September
Speaker 4: we may still be in lockdown, but we can still
Speaker 4: get out and exercise. So people always looking for reasons
Speaker 4: to get out the house and do some exercise so
Speaker 4: we can raise some money for an amazing organization.
Speaker 21: Livia, Yes, thank you.
Speaker 18: You walk up down your street or walk around your
Speaker 18: living room if you want me.
Speaker 10: However, joy it.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the last time we spoke to you, I think
Speaker 4: you were selling off a load of your merchandise from
Speaker 4: Greece at your garage or something. Did you manage to
Speaker 4: sell it all?
Speaker 18: Yeah? We had an option with a lot of my
Speaker 18: old costumes and things and you know, would you call
Speaker 18: them posters and jewelry and stuff from my life to
Speaker 18: raise my need to start the foundation which I have
Speaker 18: being a foundations that we are studying plant medicine for cancer.
Speaker 18: So that's I can like the part of my life
Speaker 18: that I'm really excited about because I hope to find
Speaker 18: kind of therapies for cancer and SuDS a plant medicine
Speaker 18: that's been so helpful to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's incredible. I saw right on the edge of
Speaker 4: the frontier of that now is amazing. What they're starting
Speaker 4: to find out about all the plant medicine. How you're at,
Speaker 4: I think we'll be in ten twenty years time, I'm
Speaker 4: sure when we look back about how we've been treating
Speaker 4: cancer these years, it would almost seem barbaric. That's really exciting.
Speaker 18: I agree, I agree, Yeah, so I hope so I
Speaker 18: can be a part of that change where we can
Speaker 18: you know, people can go through it with much less difficulty.
Speaker 4: Tell me this, Olivia, right earlier on the show, I
Speaker 4: work with a younger personal show who is what you
Speaker 4: call a millennial and he wears Ussher Vip, which is
Speaker 4: a cheap after shave. How you brought out a celebrity
Speaker 4: perfume or anything like that urd toilette?
Speaker 13: Hell I.
Speaker 18: No, I mean I have. I'm a part owner of
Speaker 18: a beautiful spar up in the Bay Day area called Gaya,
Speaker 18: and we have a beautiful skin care range. The perfume
Speaker 18: is something that I always wanted to do but never.
Speaker 13: Got to do.
Speaker 4: That list it's never too late, I reckon. There's a
Speaker 4: gap in the market for Olivia by Olivia Newton John
Speaker 4: or simply or if you want to go mass market.
Speaker 4: Greece is the fragrance, not the word. You're scratch that
Speaker 4: one off Greece. Now, no woman wants to start putting
Speaker 4: grease behind their ears. No, no, now, Olivia, everyone who
Speaker 4: calls this year, we're asking him, what is a song
Speaker 4: that's a guilty pleasure for them when there's no one
Speaker 4: else around. What are you listening to? What is it
Speaker 4: for you? What's the song that you go to? You
Speaker 4: and John?
Speaker 18: Well, you know, I had trouble with this one. But
Speaker 18: I thought to a song that I used to play
Speaker 18: and it was totally not a band that I ever
Speaker 18: used to like. But I love this song, and that's
Speaker 18: brown Sugar by the Rolling Stones.
Speaker 4: Than God. Did you say you never used to like
Speaker 4: the Rolling Stones?
Speaker 18: Well I didn't. I wasn't willing to work and roll.
Speaker 18: I was more about kind of our plge McCall it boy,
Speaker 18: you know, But I really got to appreciate them later
Speaker 18: in my life.
Speaker 21: I love them. Now.
Speaker 4: You must have met the Stones.
Speaker 18: I did.
Speaker 21: I met Mixed a couple of times. In fact, I
Speaker 21: met him. There's a Bowie at the top of the
Speaker 21: uh the Power in New York that.
Speaker 18: Came down.
Speaker 19: Turn towers.
Speaker 18: We read we were invited to that they need to
Speaker 18: have a disc go on the very top. And I
Speaker 18: was invited to this party. And I walked out and
Speaker 18: there was Mick Jagger and David they were standing together.
Speaker 4: What a showy story. You're on top of the world.
Speaker 4: Trusted in a nightclub and you see as you're leaving,
Speaker 4: Mick Jagger and David Bowie. What the three of you there?
Speaker 4: That's all the showbies.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 18: I wish I had a photo of that moment. I
Speaker 18: just get one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's great. Well, Olivia, we'll let you go. We're
Speaker 4: we're on the show, and I'm sure everyone listening as well.
Speaker 4: We'll all be doing the walk. We need our exercise,
Speaker 4: we need to get out, and we will all be
Speaker 4: signing up for the Walk for Wellness on September the
Speaker 4: twenty third.
Speaker 18: Yeah, Walk for Wellness dot com. Go there you And
Speaker 18: I'm very grateful to all of you who have supported
Speaker 18: me and the center for the many years that we've
Speaker 18: been opening. And you know, patients right now needing what
Speaker 18: to put more than ever, you know, with all the
Speaker 18: things that are going on to keep their spirits up.
Speaker 18: The wellness programs are really really important. So I'm really
Speaker 18: grateful training of you who will partake, and I thank
Speaker 18: you so much.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, I think there are many people I speak
Speaker 4: on behalf of many people who you would have helped.
Speaker 4: All the research you're doing, all the yeah, all the
Speaker 4: fundraising you've done, and spreading awareness for years and years
Speaker 4: of your life. There are many people that you would
Speaker 4: have helped out. So actually the thanks is asked to
Speaker 4: give you Olivia and just you know, just don't forget
Speaker 4: about the fragrance grease, just give it another idea. Take
Speaker 4: care of Livia.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Friends, This is exciting. Every day we get emails saying, hey,
Speaker 4: guys like the radio show, but when are you going
Speaker 4: to bring out some clothing. We've listened, we've acted, We've
Speaker 4: designed very exciting day to day Our first in our
Speaker 4: new line of leisure where for dads dad wear trademark.
Speaker 4: Hands Off Jack is modeling right now, Patty, can you
Speaker 4: see this half fleece? I can. Our dad is as
Speaker 4: is peak happiness when he's in a half fleece, not
Speaker 4: a fourth fleece. It's a half sip that goes down
Speaker 4: to the kind of chest the heart, which of course
Speaker 4: where dads live. This is a beautiful kind of I
Speaker 4: call this a kind of It is the official color
Speaker 4: of middle aged dads. Gray.
Speaker 3: This is a merl gray, and I tell you it
Speaker 3: is extremely comfortable. I've got the Christian O'Connell logo on
Speaker 3: my breast.
Speaker 4: What does it say underneath?
Speaker 3: Monogrammed monogrammed incursive Dad wear, very stylish trademark.
Speaker 4: Hands off.
Speaker 3: I've decided to you pop the collar up? Would you
Speaker 3: ear the color up?
Speaker 4: Or down? One hundred percent? It's always up And when
Speaker 4: it's a little bit chitty, who comes up?
Speaker 3: Zip it all the way to the top. And my
Speaker 3: neck is nice and.
Speaker 4: Warm and tonight as the sun sets, it's getting a
Speaker 4: little What would you do if you want to sorry,
Speaker 4: during the day, you want to enjoy the sunshine and
Speaker 4: let the sun into the chest.
Speaker 3: My chest is exposed, chest out.
Speaker 4: Sun's out, Dad's out.
Speaker 3: These are really good, I'm honestly.
Speaker 4: Honestly, patsy. They are a joy to wear, easy on
Speaker 4: the eye and on the dad's skin. Anyway, how do
Speaker 4: you win one of these? Ringing and last for them? Okay,
Speaker 4: we give them to you. There are only thirty, well
Speaker 4: twenty nine, I get the thing and that one's going over.
Speaker 3: With we wheel or one once and maybe twenty seven
Speaker 3: all right, okay.
Speaker 4: All right, so there's some left for you. Here's how
Speaker 4: you can win them this morning. They're first in our
Speaker 4: exclusive range of dad were all right? You can win
Speaker 4: the half releases. Here are two phone in this morning.
Speaker 4: Don't know what we're going to get one of them.
Speaker 4: Last week we really wanted to do, but everything was
Speaker 4: going so quickly and we were overrunning in that. We
Speaker 4: had a story last week about a guy who injured
Speaker 4: himself with a stuffed shark.
Speaker 3: A hammerhead shark. He was harrying it through a museum
Speaker 3: and he informed us that actually sharkskin is very abrasive
Speaker 3: when the shark is dry. The tail got stuck in
Speaker 3: the doorway and it pulled the shark across his cheek.
Speaker 4: I could kind of rash.
Speaker 3: He said. It was like a cheese groader going across
Speaker 3: his face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so very unusual way to be injured. So this
Speaker 4: morning we want your stories. You were injured by? What
Speaker 4: have you been injured by? Something different, weird or usual?
Speaker 4: We want to hear your story. On nine four one
Speaker 4: four one oh four three, And we also had this story,
Speaker 4: this is a story which is not one in a million.
Speaker 4: We said that lot dinner, what a chance that it's
Speaker 4: not one in a million? I ever listened to this ten.
Speaker 22: Years old driving with my dad. Oh well he was
Speaker 22: driving and my dad having false teeth. He gave a normality,
Speaker 22: sneeze out came the teeth flying, hit the windscreen and
Speaker 22: went landing.
Speaker 4: You know when people talk about history and Gord I
Speaker 4: love to see that. I actually think more than that,
Speaker 4: I would have loved to have seen that. That is
Speaker 4: a one in a million.
Speaker 3: Off the window back into the met.
Speaker 4: No even Michael Jordan could do that with a basketball.
Speaker 4: So one in a million, that's what we're looking for
Speaker 4: this so on to win the half flee Sarah, dad ware,
Speaker 4: you were injured by what and one in a million?
Speaker 4: What is your story? That's one in a million the chances.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at a TV. They've got an image vision
Speaker 4: of Gil mcgloughlin, the Grand Pooba of the fl He
Speaker 4: is wearing a gray Dad fleece zipper. No word of
Speaker 4: a lie. We strug God with this one, Jack.
Speaker 3: It's almost identical to the one I'm sporting, except he
Speaker 3: doesn't have the coveted Christia Condor logo.
Speaker 4: Hey isn't one one guy. Good luck Gil caught us
Speaker 4: any time with the funny story. All right, So this
Speaker 4: is how we're going to give away our first ever
Speaker 4: item of clothing to come from this show. Four days
Speaker 4: away from Father's Day. One of our new range of
Speaker 4: dad wear, leisure wear for us dads. It's the half fleece.
Speaker 4: What color you call it that?
Speaker 3: I think it's called officially a gray mertal.
Speaker 4: Love that that's great. I called it the color of
Speaker 4: my hair. Great in lace, grace. While I see that
Speaker 4: as all right, here's how you win them. You were
Speaker 4: injured by what? What unusual thing injured you? Nine four
Speaker 4: one four one oh four three? And what is your story?
Speaker 4: A one in a million story? Something happened against great odds,
Speaker 4: but it happened the one in a million pages? Up
Speaker 4: first this morning, good morning, Page, morning.
Speaker 19: My dad was injured by his crocs.
Speaker 4: And again that is an item of vocal on the
Speaker 4: feet that dads do.
Speaker 1: Rock a croc.
Speaker 4: What happened to your dad and his crocs?
Speaker 23: Yeah, he was walking around in a holiday place in
Speaker 23: regional Victoria and basically impaled his toe on a stick.
Speaker 4: I went through the little one of the holes. Come on,
Speaker 4: what what like? His walking stick went through one the horse.
Speaker 19: Like a twig left a splinter about the size of
Speaker 19: a toothpick.
Speaker 4: Oh, dear poor dad. Page, that's a great one. So hey,
Speaker 4: do you want one? Of these fleeces for your dad.
Speaker 19: I love that.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll send it out to you, a nice one.
Speaker 4: It send us a photo when he's when he gets it.
Speaker 1: Okay, no worries, we'll do all right.
Speaker 4: Page, have a good day thanks to cooling the show. Bye, Scotty.
Speaker 6: My brother got injured by a leech.
Speaker 4: A very vindictive, aggressive leach. What's the story? What happened?
Speaker 6: Well, we went fishing up in Frenchman's Creek and he
Speaker 6: must have brushed up against the lee or a plant
Speaker 6: or something, and the leads got stuck to his eye.
Speaker 4: And then he still got it or how did he
Speaker 4: get the lead off?
Speaker 6: Got stuck to his eye, and we tried to get
Speaker 6: it off. Well, we're going to use salt, but we
Speaker 6: realized that his eyes probably shouldn't use salt, so we
Speaker 6: ended up using some flyers. And that's so much.
Speaker 4: Better than salt, isn't it? Because it's his eye plyers.
Speaker 3: Is it on the eyeball or on the eye lid?
Speaker 6: It was on the eyeball?
Speaker 4: And what happened when he started flying the plyers did
Speaker 4: it come off?
Speaker 6: Well, he started squirming a bit more than the leech.
Speaker 6: We had to wait for him to calm down before
Speaker 6: he get.
Speaker 4: The leads off, and then did eventually sort of get
Speaker 4: the leach off him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, eventually I got.
Speaker 4: It off, all right, Scott. Don't you like that?
Speaker 3: The other option could have been No. He still has
Speaker 3: it to.
Speaker 4: This day known as leech. Hey, guys, stop laughing. You
Speaker 4: know it's uncomfortable and that's been there five years. All right, Scott,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for corn les. Go to Justin
Speaker 4: good morning, Justin.
Speaker 11: Morning, Christian. I was injured by a horseshoe.
Speaker 4: All right, what happened? How did you get injured by
Speaker 4: a horseshoe? Scott?
Speaker 11: Justin So when I was fourteen, I was playing at
Speaker 11: the race course and as we're leaving, a tractor was
Speaker 11: going past and we ducked under a fence started running
Speaker 11: and was mowing, and it flipped the horseshoe into my leg.
Speaker 4: Oh, like some kind of throwing star all weapons or something.
Speaker 11: Yeah, pretty much broke the leg. Week in hospital with
Speaker 11: three surgeries.
Speaker 23: Jeez.
Speaker 4: That is a nightmare. That is a one in a million.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 4: Would you like one of our dad fleeces, the half fleece.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'd love one to give them my dad.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Also right, we're sent out today justin thanks for
Speaker 4: calling mate perfect.
Speaker 11: Thanks love the show, guys.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Jay's emailed. I was once injured by a metal file
Speaker 4: used in design and tech at school. Mamma and I
Speaker 4: thought would be a good idea to use it as
Speaker 4: a baseball bat. I threw the ball rackets cellotape and
Speaker 4: he would hit it at the teacher. Already, this is
Speaker 4: a good scene. There's a phone in there. You thought
Speaker 4: it was a good idea at the time. Lumberhold. Thank
Speaker 4: you for using that, by the way, when you can
Speaker 4: any man's lumbhold. The metal file came out of the
Speaker 4: wooden handle straight to my head. One fractured skull and
Speaker 4: a kiss of life later, and two weeks in hospital,
Speaker 4: I lived to tell this tale. Try to cool. Can't
Speaker 4: get through this morning yet. It's a very business morning, Jay,
Speaker 4: But thank you for still sharing your story with us.
Speaker 4: That's amazing, Christian. We were having a this is incredible
Speaker 4: the story. We were having a family barbecue sitting outside
Speaker 4: and veranda light went out. My brother decided to stand
Speaker 4: on a plastic chair that become brittle from the sun.
Speaker 4: He went to change the globe, the chair snapped, the
Speaker 4: leg of the chair embedded into his man bits. Oh
Speaker 4: thirty stitches later, Oh, the poor guy. That's from Debra.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to the lines then see what
Speaker 4: stories you've got. Paul. Good morning, morning, Christian.
Speaker 7: There are you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm good Paul. How are you bearing up? Mate?
Speaker 4: How's your week going?
Speaker 13: Yeah? Good good. I got injured by a slice of pizza.
Speaker 21: Mate.
Speaker 4: Why that pizza pie hit you in What happened?
Speaker 13: Well, ship, you were correct to.
Speaker 10: Hit me in the eye.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah. I was coming on from the football with
Speaker 13: my family after watching the Mighty Bombers, and so we'd
Speaker 13: stop off and buy a pizza on the way home.
Speaker 13: And I was starving, and I grabbed my slice of
Speaker 13: Preacher and put the car into reverse. And as I
Speaker 13: was turned me head around the reverse, Marin end came
Speaker 13: around with me and the pointy bit of the pizza
Speaker 13: went straight into my eye.
Speaker 10: A bit of Preacher, And.
Speaker 13: Twenty years ago, when my daughters are still laughing, it's.
Speaker 4: A great story, my friend. That is amazing. Injured by pizza.
Speaker 4: Paul would have to send you one of our add
Speaker 4: fleece is my friend? It be a pleasure.
Speaker 13: Oh fantastic, Okay, no werries, thank you, take.
Speaker 4: Care, Paul, thanks for making us laugh. Let's also add
Speaker 4: food injury. Who has been injured sausage in the eye,
Speaker 4: excuse me, who has been injured by food tomorrow on
Speaker 4: the show. So that is great. Bless him, James, good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Christian has a going I'm good, Jimmy, what's
Speaker 4: your story for us?
Speaker 12: Look, it's not me as the old man, but he
Speaker 12: got injured by throat, lolly?
Speaker 4: How did he get injured? My throat, Lottie.
Speaker 12: We were just driving to the soft one day and
Speaker 12: he had a bit of a sniffle, so get a
Speaker 12: sneeze and it came out his name.
Speaker 4: What I've heard of this happening. I've never spoke to
Speaker 4: anyone who was an eyen witness. Sneezed, so the throat
Speaker 4: lows in his throat where it should be.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, and then Seeze added that is a hell.
Speaker 4: Of a trick. You can get a career on TV
Speaker 4: these days out about something like that. That is amazing.
Speaker 12: Yeah, big blood nose coming afterwards, So that's the injury.
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least it made you happy, James, smile on
Speaker 3: your face.
Speaker 4: James, that is a great one. We're sending a half
Speaker 4: fleece for you or your dad, whoever you choose.
Speaker 12: All right, awesome, thank you very much for savable one.
Speaker 4: Thank you, and you Graham. Let's get Graham before we
Speaker 4: get to the news. Graham coome morning, good going in Christian? Gee, man,
Speaker 4: what have you got for us?
Speaker 10: I fell into a rose bush head first.
Speaker 4: This is not something that a sort of eighty sickcom
Speaker 4: isn't it where they have the sound effect that what happened?
Speaker 4: How did you fall head first into a rose bush?
Speaker 10: Well, I was prune in rose bushes and I turned
Speaker 10: around to do something and I hit a rock and
Speaker 10: next minute last the balance. I just went head first
Speaker 10: into this buddy road.
Speaker 4: Jesus, it must have been a nightmare.
Speaker 10: It was a nightmare. And my wife was putting the
Speaker 10: cuttings in the bin at that stage. She turned around
Speaker 10: to see me playing out on my stomach, and and
Speaker 10: how did you get you up? I couldn't get up.
Speaker 4: He stood in the now he's been living in there
Speaker 4: for the last ten years.
Speaker 3: Supplies.
Speaker 4: It's called rosebush.
Speaker 10: I couldn't get out. I was stuck. I looked at
Speaker 10: my arm. I had blood pouring down my arm, and
Speaker 10: I lifted up, pulled up Majoriy in one leg of
Speaker 10: Majoriya and the blood pouring down the league and she
Speaker 10: went to kind of chair from inside to help me up.
Speaker 10: I still could get up, so somehow I had the
Speaker 10: roll over and up.
Speaker 4: It's like a bed of nails that you're embedded in.
Speaker 10: Well, well there was a good old rose or sanded
Speaker 10: rose bush.
Speaker 4: No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I said that, all right, No analogies on the.
Speaker 4: Today for Graham does to get any of that today.
Speaker 4: It's good to always stop the old benters sometimes, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Just bat it away? Great and we'll send you one
Speaker 4: of our half laces.
Speaker 10: Okay, oh great, thanks mate.
Speaker 4: Byebye, King of Improv.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Coome on in Deborah, who emailed me five minutes ago
Speaker 4: that story about her brother getting the chair embedded thirty stitches.
Speaker 4: In a rush to email her back, I've accidentally sent
Speaker 4: an email to her. W you're citizen Roy. Much went over.
Speaker 4: It's saying, Hi Christian, thank you very much your story.
Speaker 4: Lots of love, Deborrah, I've got a bit confused. You're Deborah,
Speaker 4: I'm Christian. Everything is all righta all right, then some
Speaker 4: amazing stories coming in this morning. As always, thank you
Speaker 4: very much. We know there aren't so many of you
Speaker 4: listening right now in Lockdown, but the ones that are
Speaker 4: who still want to share stories with us every morning,
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Speaker 4: this this morning. I'm telling us what weird unusual thing
Speaker 4: injured you? And have you got a story? There's a
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Speaker 10: Robin, Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: Robin Wooley is welcome to the show.
Speaker 19: I thank you.
Speaker 4: I got very excited. I heard Jackie Boy talking to
Speaker 4: you just now and he rushed you straight to the
Speaker 4: front of the queue. So I want to hear your story.
Speaker 4: What is it.
Speaker 19: Well, it's a bit of a weird story. I was
Speaker 19: walking through the bush with my dad and I saw
Speaker 19: a piece of cow poo and my and my dad
Speaker 19: and I'm made a fast and my dad said, Doby, silly,
Speaker 19: he's only resat good grass. And he picked it up
Speaker 19: and took.
Speaker 13: A bite from it.
Speaker 19: And this is a dried cow petty.
Speaker 10: I know exactly.
Speaker 4: Is your dad sort of crazy?
Speaker 19: Sort of crazy exactly?
Speaker 4: That's what crazy dad.
Speaker 19: Yes, And unbeknown to Dad and all of us, the
Speaker 19: cow poo was in the middle of a cactus patch,
Speaker 19: so it was covered in prickles, so for the rest
Speaker 19: of the day Mum had to pull out of Dad's
Speaker 19: lips and tongue prickled. Yes, it's pleoy prickles exactly. And
Speaker 19: we were all cacking ourselves last.
Speaker 4: Years ago.
Speaker 10: Is this a while ago?
Speaker 19: A while ago? Lived down its dis thought, the thing
Speaker 19: that dead would do.
Speaker 3: You never forget the time you dadated cow poop.
Speaker 4: To prove a point, to prove a point.
Speaker 19: So, yes, it's a bit of a weird and wonderful one,
Speaker 19: isn't it.
Speaker 4: I love that one. Robin will send you one of
Speaker 4: our dad where half a Lisa as a cake.
Speaker 19: Would be fantastic.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, thanks for calling the show with
Speaker 4: your story mate. Take care of Michael.
Speaker 7: Yes, Christian, Michael, good morning. I used to do archery
Speaker 7: a long time ago, and we're all lined up and
Speaker 7: I actually the arrow broke and I shot myself in
Speaker 7: the hand. The arrow went forward and the back of
Speaker 7: the arrow with the feathers went through my hand and
Speaker 7: stuck out the other side.
Speaker 4: I mean, that is quite some trick shot. To even
Speaker 4: try and replicate that, we'll do it again, I don't
Speaker 4: think you could.
Speaker 7: I was the only one in the club that's ever
Speaker 7: done it. So it was documented.
Speaker 4: What a hold of favor about you going some wooden
Speaker 4: boards in the clubhouse.
Speaker 7: Yes, I've still got the holes to prove it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is that an occasional that it can happen
Speaker 4: in archery when you're doing that. Was that the days?
Speaker 7: It was the days of the wooden arrows, and I
Speaker 7: had a.
Speaker 4: Eleventh century.
Speaker 7: I'm not that old, yes, but the had a hairline
Speaker 7: fracture and it hit the part that the arrow hits
Speaker 7: on and deflected off with the pressure and shot through
Speaker 7: my hands.
Speaker 4: To break down the physics involved here, it was scary
Speaker 4: and I got a tennous injection that hurt worse afterwards,
Speaker 4: and one of the archers fired it into you. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the large we joke there for you, Michael.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much. You go, hey, hey, can I
Speaker 7: can I put a shout out to the guys that
Speaker 7: Rebel Sport. We're all listening to you on the radio
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Speaker 7: the morning, which clicking collects and now ordering it in lockdown,
Speaker 7: but we listened to you every morning and the guys
Speaker 7: get a real buzz out of everything that you guys
Speaker 7: are doing. So thank you very much for it.
Speaker 4: Honestly, Michael, knowing now that we've got any listeners right
Speaker 4: now in lockdown means a lot to us should keeping
Speaker 4: us going. So thank you, Michael, and thank you all
Speaker 4: the team. Rebelant Knox, is it, yes, sir, shout out
Speaker 4: rebetut Knox. Thank you very much. Michael takes care of
Speaker 4: me all right, Thank you, bye, your friend. I haven't
Speaker 4: heard that. Everyone calling from the other side. Jane, good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning morning, Jane. Hello Jane.
Speaker 20: My dad got injured by a washing machine, but not
Speaker 20: in the way you would think.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I was thinking. I wasn't think any
Speaker 4: climbed in it. You know that he had cats that
Speaker 4: I didn't have any thoughts about why an actual human
Speaker 4: dad will be injured by a washing machine.
Speaker 20: Well, he didn't fall on.
Speaker 4: Him, right, Okay, So what happened to him?
Speaker 20: So my dad was a mechanic and he used to
Speaker 20: get grease and stuff on his pants, and one morning
Speaker 20: he decided he had to clean them, and you ub
Speaker 20: petrol all over them, put them in the washing machine,
Speaker 20: boiling hot water into the washing machine.
Speaker 9: Let it sit for a minute.
Speaker 20: I would have been about fourteen, and I was at
Speaker 20: home and I heard this lint over the top of
Speaker 20: the washing machine. Top loader switched the switch on and
Speaker 20: there must have been a spark. I heard this absolute
Speaker 20: crash rushing out the washing machine. Had the spark had
Speaker 20: ignited the fumes in the washing machine, This funnel of
Speaker 20: fire shot the lid open. No eyebrows, no eyelashes, flashburns
Speaker 20: for his face, inge the ceiling curtains on fire. I
Speaker 20: come out and he's just looking at me.
Speaker 1: Done that what had happened with no eyebrows?
Speaker 4: It's hard to see if someone stunned when they've got
Speaker 4: no eyebrows, that's right.
Speaker 20: But he had it looked like he'd been you know, flashburn, sunburnt,
Speaker 20: and he had to go to work the next day
Speaker 20: and he was so embarrassed about what had happened. He
Speaker 20: told everyone he'd been skiing and he'd been burnt.
Speaker 1: Sundance his eyebrows off.
Speaker 20: I have no idea how he's.
Speaker 4: A human Bible mumbula. That is incredible. What a sea
Speaker 4: to see for you as well as a fourteen year
Speaker 4: old Jane.
Speaker 20: I came out and thought, oh, but this was my dad.
Speaker 9: You know, this is not the only story.
Speaker 20: But I came out and he said, I.
Speaker 9: Said what should I do?
Speaker 20: And he said, get me some cold flannels. So I
Speaker 20: got him some flannels, facewashers, and we put him on
Speaker 20: his face and he said, oh, okay.
Speaker 8: That's fine.
Speaker 4: And I love the way as well. Jane, when you
Speaker 4: told that story, you moved on quickly from your dad
Speaker 4: sort of having his face his eyebrows melted off, to
Speaker 4: tell us about the curtains that also got damage. They're
Speaker 4: the real victim in this, those curtains ago. They were
Speaker 4: great drape.
Speaker 20: I think I think that's what my mum was most
Speaker 20: worried about Jane.
Speaker 4: We'll send your price. Lovely story. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: for sharing.
Speaker 10: Take care, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're listening to the question O Kyle's Show podcast.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Oh, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 9: I was electricic cuted by my husband at the time,
Speaker 9: we were using he was using electric ketcher. He was
Speaker 9: up a metal ladder and he was cutting a bush
Speaker 9: and the power line that from the road, the main
Speaker 9: power source to the house. He accidentally cuts part way
Speaker 9: through that. The electrical charge went through his body, through
Speaker 9: the metal ladder, through my body, and down through the ground.
Speaker 9: And the only thing that saved my life was my
Speaker 9: gum boots. And I just felt this big bang in
Speaker 9: my body and I thought, oh God. And my husband
Speaker 9: at the time said, I said, oh, I said, because
Speaker 9: we saw what happened. He cut through the cord and
Speaker 9: I said, oh my god, I said, that electrical charge
Speaker 9: went through my body. He goes no, I said, oh,
Speaker 9: I said, I felt it, he goes don't. You didn't
Speaker 9: believe me anyway, when power call came out to repair it,
Speaker 9: they said, oh my god, we've got It's amazing that
Speaker 9: you're both not or you're not dead. He said, because
Speaker 9: the charge I earthed the charge with my robber gumboots,
Speaker 9: and that's the only thing that saved my life. One
Speaker 9: thousand dollars later, find you for that power line to
Speaker 9: be repaired. Say, he's not my husband anymore either.
Speaker 4: This is an amazing story. We're all of it. Actually
Speaker 4: specious because so yeah, because you would have had how
Speaker 4: many thousands of vaults that went through.
Speaker 9: I've got no idea, Christian, no idea. All I know
Speaker 9: is I will never ever use an electric hiture again.
Speaker 4: Now I've got a great excuse not to ever use
Speaker 4: one as well.
Speaker 10: Electric anyway.
Speaker 9: I have to tell the stories that my son's now
Speaker 9: about twenty four. It was when he met three, so
Speaker 9: it's a very long time ago. But yeah, I still
Speaker 9: remember that to this day.
Speaker 4: Right, you still got those gum boots. I mean I'd
Speaker 4: be living in those gum boots. They're life savers.
Speaker 13: I do have those gum boots.
Speaker 9: You believe it.
Speaker 4: They saved your life. This is it's incredible. Yeah, you
Speaker 4: are lucky to be alive. So he cut the power
Speaker 4: cord and then the hens trimmer that was like a conductor,
Speaker 4: and it went through him the metallic ladder and then
Speaker 4: through you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but he didn't cut through the whole chord, so
Speaker 9: he just snipped it and he bounced off it. So
Speaker 9: I think, you know, because it had like a big
Speaker 9: sheathe around the power court, but it was enough to
Speaker 9: cut through it and get powercourps out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, amazing, we'll send your price. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: You called him.
Speaker 13: You're welcome, Thanks Christian, Brett.
Speaker 24: He's good a Christian.
Speaker 8: How am I?
Speaker 4: I'm good? Buddy you well?
Speaker 24: Yes, yes, yes, I am there.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeh good Mane and Brett. What story have you
Speaker 4: got for us? Brett?
Speaker 24: Well, I was injured by a cannon ball, pnemonia.
Speaker 4: How are you injured by cannonball? Brett?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 24: I was a bit seven something like that, and playing
Speaker 24: on the verandah that had just been newly tiled, and
Speaker 24: I was rolling the cannon ball up and being the
Speaker 24: slope on the veranda and getting further and further each
Speaker 24: time OR pushed it sort of thing, And then it
Speaker 24: started coming back a fair bit faster, and I thought,
Speaker 24: oh Jesus, is just break mum's new tolls on the
Speaker 24: veranda and I'll get guild. So I went to catch it,
Speaker 24: and they're very bloody heavy cannon ball and went yeah,
Speaker 24: So luckily my fingers got in between the tolls and
Speaker 24: the cannonball and saved the toils. And it just smashed
Speaker 24: me finger to pieces and it flattened it and I
Speaker 24: had like a big min was like a big price symbol.
Speaker 24: And yeah, so then I had to sort of wrap
Speaker 24: it up in the hanky and try and hide it
Speaker 24: from mom to start with. But yeah, then she threatened
Speaker 24: to throw the cannon ball away.
Speaker 4: To It's like a shot. But they won't take cannibals away.
Speaker 4: The councilor told me the base that and no more
Speaker 4: cannibals Mustconnell, I got to ask. But the big question
Speaker 4: is what on earth are you doing playing with a cannonball?
Speaker 4: What is an Australian boy gets a cannonball from?
Speaker 24: Well, just being The friends of the as Dean had
Speaker 24: founded in the shed when they bought his house.
Speaker 4: Were from. I need to keep this going. Give me
Speaker 4: their number, bread cannon ball.
Speaker 24: There's not much to do with Wangata.
Speaker 10: For DNA.
Speaker 4: Those cannons. Brett will send your Bryce awesome story. You
Speaker 4: look after yourself. Cannonball stakes blood Bye bye, Michelle, I
Speaker 4: love to think bike.
Speaker 9: Hello Christian, how are you good?
Speaker 4: Michelle welcome to the show, thanks to card And what's
Speaker 4: your story for us? Mate?
Speaker 23: So, my son just called earlier about his father snorting out.
Speaker 23: It wasn't just through his nose. But I want to
Speaker 23: up the yankee because I don't think he told you
Speaker 23: his story about how he injured himself.
Speaker 4: Oh this is great. So yeah, James called us before
Speaker 4: the Age of Continent us a great story about so
Speaker 4: your husband.
Speaker 23: Yes, and my husband knees dad a loveenger and actually
Speaker 23: hurt his nose because he's got a black nose from that.
Speaker 23: But I wanted to talk about the time that James
Speaker 23: actually broke his nose. So, coming home from a forty
Speaker 23: game one day, I had to stuck at the shops.
Speaker 23: James was in the backseat of the car. My oldest
Speaker 23: son was in the front passenger's seat, Jade. I popped
Speaker 23: into the shops for that. Mind you, they were fifteen
Speaker 23: and seventeen, sorry, thirteen and sixteen, so they were old.
Speaker 23: I didn't leave the kicks in the car on their own.
Speaker 23: But so I was coming out of the shops and
Speaker 23: James is coming towards me with blood all over his face,
Speaker 23: and my car looked like a crime scene. Basically, he
Speaker 23: was sitting in the backseat, didn't like the song on
Speaker 23: the radio, did want to change the radio to one
Speaker 23: oh four point three, slid on the console and land
Speaker 23: it smack ride on the steering wheel his nose.
Speaker 4: He didn't share that story with us, but Injurby a
Speaker 4: steering wheel about the radio.
Speaker 23: Ye yes, yeah, yeah, yep, yep. So he didn't like
Speaker 23: the song on the radio, and I think my oldest
Speaker 23: son said no, I'm not changing it. So he thought
Speaker 23: I'm going to do this myself, and he just slid
Speaker 23: on the console, landed smack right on the steering wheel.
Speaker 23: But the funny story is when I took into an
Speaker 23: emergency and Triagna's doctor. As soon as he told them
Speaker 23: the story, they looked at my oldest son and said, really,
Speaker 23: that's how he broke his nose. It wasn't an elbow involved.
Speaker 9: As you sort of thrussed your elbow up.
Speaker 23: As she was coming through the concert.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll show all good stuff. Was having a
Speaker 4: gilt today, Thank you very much.
Speaker 10: You call you so yeah, but.
Speaker 4: She needs to take a break now.
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Speaker 4: Well what a show tomorrow, Patty? You know what we
Speaker 4: got tomorrow. It's up to us whether or not we
Speaker 4: want to play it. Yeah, not one. Two new songs,
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Speaker 4: biggest fan, how come I know?
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Speaker 4: Of course it is.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Patty? What are the chances it's
Speaker 3: a good song Because it's been forty since they're released
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Speaker 5: Of course it'll be a good song. They haven't just
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Speaker 5: It's going to be great. I won't be disappointed. I'll
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Speaker 4: Well, you haven't heard it.
Speaker 3: Anything in life.
Speaker 4: I guarantee I know it'll be good. Bless you that night,
Speaker 4: so we can actually they've got two new songs. Yep, right,
Speaker 4: we have a choice. If we want you, we can
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Speaker 14: I do have a song which is my guilty pleasure.
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Speaker 14: I know that song has not written for me as
Speaker 14: a thirty four year old dad of two kids, but
Speaker 14: it just hits the spot every time.
Speaker 4: Then she lad a woman.
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