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Speaker 1: What goes on in this hour stays in this hour.
Speaker 1: Even the boss doesn't listen. Ladies, gentlemen, welcome to the
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell episode. You're right, Patsie is struding there during
Speaker 1: the news. You need to sorry. No, I'm going to
Speaker 1: say sorry because you know there's a lot on you.
Speaker 1: If if it happens to Jack or I, we could
Speaker 1: get off. Excuse listen the girl after water or something.
Speaker 1: You're you're doing the news, the sport. I'd always be
Speaker 1: worried about doing that. But if you've got a cough
Speaker 1: or a tickling your throat, do you need a code?
Speaker 1: Because I said to Jack to you need a gloss
Speaker 1: of water or something.
Speaker 4: I've got my coffee here. It just crept up, you
Speaker 4: know how, It just sort of just it's there and
Speaker 4: you can't do anything about it.
Speaker 1: Just to bounce during it. Sometimes not in the middle
Speaker 1: of a story, but get to it just goes. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: hock one up.
Speaker 5: Yes, I don't know about that takeaway coffee you have
Speaker 5: you buy it first at threm Or.
Speaker 1: It's mostly evaporated and returned to the atmosphere.
Speaker 4: Coffee by then.
Speaker 1: All right, So yesterday evening I got humiliated. I went
Speaker 1: to the driving range about half eight yesterday evening. I
Speaker 1: was really wound up. I'd quite a full on day.
Speaker 1: I thought, I'm going to go to the driver range
Speaker 1: where it shuts a half eight. I saw it at
Speaker 1: half nine, so it's flood lit in the evening again.
Speaker 1: There's hardly anyone there, but there's a next to me, right,
Speaker 1: and I'm still learning. I'm only I don't know less
Speaker 1: than number seven in this infuriating game of golf that
Speaker 1: I've decided to take up. And because I'm tense and
Speaker 1: peed off and I haven't calmed down.
Speaker 5: Wait, so when you're fight, you go somewhere that makes
Speaker 5: you frustate.
Speaker 1: I think it through. I think where you need to
Speaker 1: be calm and relaxed. I turned up irritated. It didn't
Speaker 1: go very well. I got more irritated. At one point
Speaker 1: I just literally walks out into the grass and smashed
Speaker 1: my club into the ground, as.
Speaker 4: If I was like, why lord, I don't want thet
Speaker 4: in that place.
Speaker 1: Did you see a man just losing his the will
Speaker 1: to live anyway. What was making me worse was there
Speaker 1: was a kid in the bay next to me Bane
Speaker 1: number twenty two. And when I say kid, I don't
Speaker 1: mean teenager, I mean ten eleven Max. There is a
Speaker 1: noise when a golf bill is hit correctly. You don't
Speaker 1: even need to look where it's going. You just hear it,
Speaker 1: and it sounds. It's effortless, there's a grace. It doesn't
Speaker 1: even sound like you're hitting a golf ball. It's like
Speaker 1: a ping pong ball. I hit seventy five balls yesterday.
Speaker 1: That happened twice out of seventy five balls. This kid,
Speaker 1: he's like just sort of mumbling to hisself as my
Speaker 1: dad no, and he's just every single time effortlessly. I'm
Speaker 1: mullering this ball and I'm looking at him like like
Speaker 1: he's a superhero. I can't work out how he's doing.
Speaker 1: And I don't getting more ioted that a ten or
Speaker 1: eleven year old can just do this. He's not even trying,
Speaker 1: he's not even concentrating, and I'm just crushed. I'm start
Speaker 1: to get a little bit more ioted, like okay, mate,
Speaker 1: we get it. You've done ten in a row now,
Speaker 1: so off home. It's bedtime, you know. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: his mom and dad like, shouldn't he be in bed
Speaker 1: doing a breakfast show them? And there were some of
Speaker 1: the men from the boys and I can't relate to that.
Speaker 1: I wasn't super talented as a kid at any What
Speaker 1: was your best skill as a kid? None? Nothing. That's
Speaker 1: why I've had to do this. I had to seek
Speaker 1: it out here years later. And what ap out that
Speaker 1: life gets it get a little bit fair as you
Speaker 1: get older. There was nothing I was very good at
Speaker 1: as a kid. A bart from making up stories in English,
Speaker 1: the rest of it. There was no success anywhere in
Speaker 1: my life.
Speaker 4: I bet you were always funny.
Speaker 1: I was one of the funny ones in the class.
Speaker 1: But there are about three or four other mates in
Speaker 1: my class who were just as fun is me. It's
Speaker 1: not like I realized at the age of twelve. My god,
Speaker 1: when I tell the time out loud, people listen, twelve
Speaker 1: minutes past eight? Who said that? Is that you again? O'Connell?
Speaker 1: Say it again?
Speaker 5: Is a child prodigy?
Speaker 1: Close your eyes? Classed? So Connor is going to us
Speaker 1: the time it's just coming up for tonight, sir, Oh,
Speaker 1: let's have a special assembly. Let's put them on our shoulders.
Speaker 1: There's boy genius. Were either of you two gifted as kids?
Speaker 1: Are anything? Na? I mean?
Speaker 5: I was okay at skateboarding. I was the best of
Speaker 5: my friends.
Speaker 1: Kickflip? Yeah that's enough. Yeah, what's a kick? Flip?
Speaker 5: The board turns over three sixty degrees on?
Speaker 1: Then you can Yeah, so you jump up and flip
Speaker 1: the board over and it would and then it would
Speaker 1: come like the toast but face up, and that's a
Speaker 1: technical serfcross borders toast cider. What about you, Patsy practice
Speaker 1: in the news in your bedroom.
Speaker 4: I used to be good at annoying my brothers. I
Speaker 4: think I'm wanting to go everywhere with them.
Speaker 1: Take me with you I this morning? Then call him?
Speaker 1: Were you gifted at at an early age? Were you
Speaker 1: a child prology? Maybe at sport or some other area?
Speaker 1: Because I envied kids like you. Were you great at
Speaker 1: sport or anything as a kid? Were you a child
Speaker 1: proligy or a child genius? Do you know what I
Speaker 1: got back? Or sorritated? I said, my wife went, how
Speaker 1: did he go? He' seeing more wound up than when
Speaker 1: you left? As it worked? Who was his kid? A
Speaker 1: kid smaller than our kids, a miniature person, not concentrating
Speaker 1: on getting spokes. He was daydreaming. He kept singing a
Speaker 1: some tumnus noise and he was hitting it perfectly every time.
Speaker 1: Whilst there's no hope for me. I actually almost quit
Speaker 1: last night. I actually almost pulled over at the Solar
Speaker 1: owners left the golf clubs and so someone I loard
Speaker 1: a hard rubbish out the whole bad There. I'm done
Speaker 1: with this thing. So were you gifted as a young kid?
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Speaker 1: Do you know what I did when I came home
Speaker 1: as well, turning to one of those people obsessing now
Speaker 1: watching YouTube videos like you're going to earn the learn
Speaker 1: the subtleties of golf from YouTube videos. I've turned into
Speaker 1: one of those people. You've done that gone to YouTube
Speaker 1: to try and learn so in it's great isn't that
Speaker 1: I mean ground kids now that are trying to learn
Speaker 1: musical instruments or interest in becoming like a stand up comedian.
Speaker 1: You can just absorb all that hours and hours and
Speaker 1: hours of content that's there that we never had any
Speaker 1: of that. You know. They're just like rocket thrusters, aren't they.
Speaker 1: Young ages just absorb it all, you know. And I'm
Speaker 1: looking at some twelve minute video some guy in Arkansas. Ah, there,
Speaker 1: this is Clay. I got three hacks to you. It
Speaker 1: was like, kept blinking at the camera, Claar, I can
Speaker 1: s go three hacks you golf? And I'm literally sat
Speaker 1: there get it's caught to ten in the evening, always
Speaker 1: going when are you going to bed? You've got the
Speaker 1: show starts a couple of hours. I went, I just
Speaker 1: had this Clay in Arkansas trying to pass on his
Speaker 1: wisdom about what to do. I can't get my right
Speaker 1: hip into the takeaway. So yeah, I become obsessed with
Speaker 1: trying to learn golf, and I think is actually going
Speaker 1: to destroy me. I think it's not relaxing me in
Speaker 1: any way. I'm going to do this as a hobby.
Speaker 5: The only thing I remember from a golf lesson is
Speaker 5: there's too many things to think about, like tim position,
Speaker 5: fee position, shoulder position.
Speaker 1: Then there's the risks, then there's the grip, then there's
Speaker 1: a shoulder, then chin, kid, the head straight, look at
Speaker 1: the ball, don't look at look at the ball. And
Speaker 1: then they go this, just stop trying to hit the
Speaker 1: ball at the moment, right, What kind of advices do that?
Speaker 5: At home?
Speaker 1: So I was humiliated. Yes at the driving range nine
Speaker 1: o'clock in the even there was a kid ten or
Speaker 1: eleven tops who was just really really good and I
Speaker 1: only my only hope is that he was like a
Speaker 1: state champion. It's the future Tiger Woods. I met him yesterday,
Speaker 1: was really good, effortlessly just hitting the ball, making a
Speaker 1: sweet sound. It was graceful. Was everything I wasn't. And
Speaker 1: I've got to be honest, I feel a shame saying this.
Speaker 1: I hated him. I'm not proud of that. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: not proud of that. I love my own kids, but
Speaker 1: this little kid was irritating me. And I think he
Speaker 1: was show bow and I think he knew that there
Speaker 1: was an older guy next to him was having a
Speaker 1: tough time, and I think he was in joining. I
Speaker 1: think he was whistling on purpose just to irritate me. Anyway,
Speaker 1: one of those morning were you gifted as a kid at? Anything? Andy?
Speaker 1: Good morning christ my favorite Bummy, Andy? What were you
Speaker 1: gifted at as a kid mate?
Speaker 6: I was a fantastic bowler in nineteen eighty two at
Speaker 6: Oakley Technical School. I got a hat trick.
Speaker 1: That's great? And what were you a spin bowler?
Speaker 6: Or I was straight down the middle? I'm at the
Speaker 6: middle tin. I caught the first two and the third
Speaker 6: one hit middle stump, so I was accurate.
Speaker 1: And what happened to this form? Did it? You know?
Speaker 1: Are you a professional now, sir? Can? I ask akage?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no no.
Speaker 6: That was just a plain old school boy. I got
Speaker 6: lucky enough to get picked to the team and they found.
Speaker 8: Out I could bowl.
Speaker 6: After after the third.
Speaker 1: Ball, the.
Speaker 6: You get presented with the trophy where if you get
Speaker 6: a hat trick At Oakley Technical School. The day I
Speaker 6: was going to get presented with it, some guys goes
Speaker 6: through my dessert boots in the into the big skip
Speaker 6: and I went into get and I went in to
Speaker 6: get out from this is just before assembly, and I
Speaker 6: felt hands in the back of my back pushing me
Speaker 6: into the bin, and I gave it the biggest elbow
Speaker 6: and blind elbow you'd ever seen in your life. And
Speaker 6: I and I copped him right square in the middle
Speaker 6: of the face. And it was the principal that was
Speaker 6: going to present me the trophy.
Speaker 5: Why was the principal pushing you in the bin?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Or was he trying to get you out? What
Speaker 1: was going on there? Oakley Technical College?
Speaker 6: So teach me a lesson to not crowl in the bin?
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was in. What kind of lesson
Speaker 1: is that? Kid?
Speaker 6: Christ Prince Winston Churchill, by the way, says that golf
Speaker 6: is the best way to s stuff up a good
Speaker 6: walk in the park.
Speaker 1: Well, do you know why he's onto something? There is
Speaker 1: a very white man. Have a great day, guys, and
Speaker 1: he's off everyone. He's going to wrap it up now,
Speaker 1: no time for us. Give us a call. Then, you
Speaker 1: gifted at a young age at something nine four one oh.
Speaker 2: Four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 1: You're gonna play now something we do every week on
Speaker 1: the show. We give you a brand new one every
Speaker 1: Thursday morning. So it'll be another one tomorrow. At a am.
Speaker 1: It's called the Isolated Vocal, and we're just play an
Speaker 1: amazing vocal performance stripped away if any of the production
Speaker 1: or the music, and when you hear in its raw's form,
Speaker 1: it becomes even more powerful and no better example. We
Speaker 1: can never play you than anything by Freddie Mercury clearing
Speaker 1: up at the Oscars this week, and I think the
Speaker 1: main reason is is him what an amazing story and
Speaker 1: all that amazing music as well. Haven't listened to this?
Speaker 1: And then we played the original song. This is Freddie Mercury,
Speaker 1: star of the Isolated Vocal. Mother just killed them against
Speaker 1: his head, pulled my trigger.
Speaker 5: Now he's dead.
Speaker 4: Mama, life it just begun.
Speaker 2: But now I've gone and.
Speaker 1: Thrown it all.
Speaker 3: Mama didn't mean to make you cry.
Speaker 1: If I'm not back again.
Speaker 8: This time tomorrow, carry on, carry on.
Speaker 9: If nothing really.
Speaker 1: Mattered, so'd to be a brand new one tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 1: Three to matter, Bahamian Rapsdi the movie doing well at
Speaker 1: the Oscars. My sister, she's got four boys. She lives
Speaker 1: on a farm. Alright, go about three hundred cows they're
Speaker 1: married to a dairy farmer. And they all watched Bohemian Rhapsody,
Speaker 1: earned the four boys of the Weekend and their ages
Speaker 1: of age from sixteen right down to ten. Ten year
Speaker 1: old halfway through Goes and some of the language in
Speaker 1: Bohemian Rhapsody. It's a family, even though I think it's
Speaker 1: only a twelve. You know, it's not so super crude. However,
Speaker 1: the ten year old is halfway through goes after one scene,
Speaker 1: what does epic shag mean? Do you think? Because Mike
Speaker 1: Myers was in the movie, he had a word with
Speaker 1: the script writer away, could you just chuck in one
Speaker 1: of my old Austin Powers phrases? Just to keep him happy? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's time for this on this day, mystery, on this day,
Speaker 1: all right, this morning, then February the twenty seventh, twenty seventh.
Speaker 1: A lot of us will remember back in nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 1: We all know this day down way all right, you
Speaker 1: know you need me. I shouldn't even need to say it,
Speaker 1: but Martin came in, and of course Sam Rubin discovered
Speaker 1: carbon hyphen fourteen.
Speaker 5: Ah, that was hyph and fourteen.
Speaker 1: I always get to cif you where it's February the
Speaker 1: twenty first, or it's a twenty seventh, so all right,
Speaker 1: but today's one.
Speaker 5: Honestly, what is it? Do we need to know or not?
Speaker 5: What's carbon hyphen fourteen?
Speaker 1: Bloody? No I did it could be a jazz band
Speaker 1: for all I know. They discovered playing in a basement
Speaker 1: club somewhere doing swing jazz. So today's one Februar the
Speaker 1: twenty seventh. It comes from the world of TV. This
Speaker 1: is a strange one. I had to read it a
Speaker 1: couple of times when I found this yesterday, like they
Speaker 1: did that reckon the day they showed that all right
Speaker 1: back in the day on February the twenty seventh. What
Speaker 1: was televised for the first time? What was televised somewhere
Speaker 1: in the world for the very first time?
Speaker 4: Can we have it? Like a year?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 4: What year was it?
Speaker 1: Pick a year and go.
Speaker 4: For it random.
Speaker 1: Nine four one four one O four three. Give us
Speaker 1: a call with your guesses one O four three I'll
Speaker 1: take them there. Something on the stone history was televised
Speaker 1: for the very first time. What do you think it was?
Speaker 1: Nine four one four one O four three.
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Speaker 10: On this.
Speaker 1: Day, mystery on this day. Welcome to February the twenty seven,
Speaker 1: three hundred and three days left of the year. Almost
Speaker 1: smashtip andy, two days left of this month. I went
Speaker 1: two March. Today, February the twenty seventh. Something was televised
Speaker 1: for the very first time during the seventies. Who strange thing.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, different time, but it made history. What
Speaker 1: do you think? It was televised for the very first
Speaker 1: time in nineteen seventy something. Gail, good morning, Good mornings.
Speaker 8: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good to hope you well this morning. A'ks to
Speaker 1: cool on the show.
Speaker 7: I call all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm a the stalker.
Speaker 3: But the question, the answer to the question is Abigail
Speaker 3: done full nudity on number ninety six, and.
Speaker 1: Showed the lot Abigail done full nudity. Isn't you remember it? Well?
Speaker 1: I did? Okay, No, that's not the right answer. It's not. No.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's a shame.
Speaker 7: I thought I want something.
Speaker 1: No, no, we'll send you a mark.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, I'll be happy with that.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thanks, I have a good day.
Speaker 11: Bye.
Speaker 1: I think that's scale that I see every night. Downe
Speaker 1: the butt of Mike card It. By the way, Rowan,
Speaker 1: good morning, Good morning, Christian. How are you. I'm good mate.
Speaker 1: I hope you well this morning. Buddy. What do you
Speaker 1: think was televised for the first time during the seventies.
Speaker 11: I think it was the first on air QS.
Speaker 1: It's not the first on air kiss. It's not the
Speaker 1: first on air nudity. Not a very horny people calling
Speaker 1: in the show right now trying to get their kicks
Speaker 1: to us. Rowan, it's not the it's not the right answer. Okay,
Speaker 1: not a problem you ever. Thank you and you thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Rowan. The astron answer is I don't
Speaker 1: actually you want to over guess Jackie Ward?
Speaker 5: Well, these I wrote down you, I wrote down first Kissed,
Speaker 5: I wrote down.
Speaker 1: Aren't they on your list? Every single day? Top of
Speaker 1: the unity? First kiss?
Speaker 5: First live sport?
Speaker 1: What in nineteen seventy five? So how did anyone around
Speaker 1: the world work out the England won their only World
Speaker 1: Cup in nineteen sixties.
Speaker 5: It might have been delayed.
Speaker 1: We had a court remars sketch. It thought there was
Speaker 1: no sport until the seventies.
Speaker 5: It might have been delayed, sir, like that had to
Speaker 5: get like filmma on the trash or.
Speaker 1: Take photos, and that won those Flicker books sport.
Speaker 5: Well, you're not going to like my next guest, then
Speaker 5: I don't even want.
Speaker 1: To say please come on, come on.
Speaker 5: First animal on TV.
Speaker 1: Place he's had a guy the sixties, the fifties, no
Speaker 1: animals on TV. Study in nineteen seventy one animals, people go,
Speaker 1: what the hell is this? It was, as Jack says,
Speaker 1: have been more entertaining the answer I've got it was, actually,
Speaker 1: this is quite interesting. It was the first on NBC
Speaker 1: America nineteen seventy fivebru the twenty seventh, a doctor conducted
Speaker 1: on The Today Show the world's first ever Get this
Speaker 1: live kidney transplant.
Speaker 5: Don't get enough of those anymore?
Speaker 1: Don't you happened with that trend? Now we do, and
Speaker 1: now we've just progressed. If we ever it is progression
Speaker 1: or devolution, going evolution, going backwards too married at first sight,
Speaker 1: that's what we end up with now Now it was
Speaker 1: the world's first televised kidney transplant. Then there was a
Speaker 1: real shortage of kidney donors, and so they televised a
Speaker 1: kidney transplant on the Today Program and it worked. By
Speaker 1: the end of the show. An hour and a half later,
Speaker 1: over twenty thousand Americans had called to register to donate
Speaker 1: for anything happened to them their kidneys.
Speaker 5: And I assume it went well. It was a successful transplant.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's why they stopped doing it. He mucked it up.
Speaker 1: No, the guy went on to live for quite a
Speaker 1: long time. I think actually he only died a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, because I remember reading about then that
Speaker 1: he took part. It was just a I thought it
Speaker 1: was quite an incredible thing to show on TV, an
Speaker 1: actual live operation. Have you ever been invited into a
Speaker 1: surgery to watch an operation? No?
Speaker 5: I mean who invites you?
Speaker 1: Well, a friend of mine is a chief anetheist at
Speaker 1: a big hospital, and I always said I'd be always
Speaker 1: interested to go and watch an operation. But came the
Speaker 1: day of it and I got two nervous and pauled
Speaker 1: ol because I actually thought I'm going to faint.
Speaker 5: Do you sit up? The only reference point I have
Speaker 5: for his Kramer in Seinfeund sitting in.
Speaker 1: Well, that's as good as any medical drama. The only
Speaker 1: reference point.
Speaker 5: He goes to watch a live surgery, and he dropped
Speaker 5: a jaffer or something, peanut or.
Speaker 1: Something, doesn't it go in the womb. That's your only
Speaker 1: reference point.
Speaker 5: So do you sit how are you meant to sit
Speaker 5: up like that in a viewing area and you look down?
Speaker 1: I think unless it's a teaching school, this is the goal.
Speaker 1: Where my friend worked, it was a you know, surgery,
Speaker 1: so they're busy and all kinds of different operations.
Speaker 5: You're just going to sit in the corner.
Speaker 1: Well, I think so, yeah, Well sometimes, well I can
Speaker 1: tell you this story, right, because he doesn't work in
Speaker 1: this country. But what did he call me?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: And he go, I know, we still meet up tonight
Speaker 1: and I hear in the background, I'm you're not in surgery. Yeah, yeah, Sorr.
Speaker 1: They're about to come round in a minute. Because's unethotist, you know,
Speaker 1: he waits and still wake up or whatever doctor sleep
Speaker 1: or whatever he gives them. And I feel you are
Speaker 1: awkward about this. I just worried about the patient there,
Speaker 1: like you should be looking at a monitor, not chatting
Speaker 1: to me about meat for beers. We can chat lay
Speaker 1: to please get off the line.
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Speaker 1: Breakfast Show. Good luck. Let's call up someone live right now,
Speaker 1: Jack put them through. We're calling out Andrea, who has
Speaker 1: a surgical bill she wants paying off.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm Andrew speaking Andrea.
Speaker 1: Good morning. This is Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm very well. How are you? Oh?
Speaker 7: I've had better days, but yes, I'm doing well. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we're about to make it a little bit better. Andrew.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm calling you live. I do.
Speaker 7: I put in my bill for my medical expenses tell us.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So on last Wednesday I was going to go to
Speaker 7: boxing class. I said, oh no, I'll go home and
Speaker 7: cook a raised and surprise my husband. Anyhow, I'm doing
Speaker 7: all the vegetables and cut my slice. My thumb open
Speaker 7: as I've turned around off not the knife that's gone
Speaker 7: straight into my foot and lodged. So currently I've just
Speaker 7: missed the main artery by just millimeters. I've tipped the bone,
Speaker 7: which means I probably have to have some surgery to
Speaker 7: get it out, which will be operation thirty three. And
Speaker 7: I pay enough medical insurance each month, so that's going
Speaker 7: to be another five hundred dollars on top of that
Speaker 7: for my excess.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 7: So I was very lucky if I've had to have
Speaker 7: tetnus shots and gone antibiotics, because having a hip replacement,
Speaker 7: I've really got to be very wary of infection that
Speaker 7: can rejection. Yes, it's just after.
Speaker 1: Another operation thirty three I did. Indeed, do you get
Speaker 1: any kind of like loyalty card or some kind of
Speaker 1: rewards points. I mean, thirty three operations are a million
Speaker 1: dollar woman as they rebuild.
Speaker 7: You, I know, I think every time I go into Booper,
Speaker 7: there's an alert under the desk going, oh my god,
Speaker 7: it's a quick, quick, quick moving no wonder the health
Speaker 7: insurance premiums and going up.
Speaker 1: It's ma, well this does out. By the way, what
Speaker 1: were you cooking? What will be you slicing up or
Speaker 1: chopping up?
Speaker 7: I was making a lamb race and I was precking
Speaker 7: the vegetables and yeah, you know a bit of extra blood.
Speaker 1: So you really did surprise your husband.
Speaker 7: Just what have you done now? And I'm just thinking
Speaker 7: I sort of dropped the knife and he goes, could
Speaker 7: you not have moved some week?
Speaker 6: It was?
Speaker 7: It was just so quick, and I'm just thinking just
Speaker 7: look down. I'm thinking, oh god, this doesn't look too
Speaker 7: good at all. So yep, so I've had it glued
Speaker 7: and stairy stripped. At the moment, it's quite a nice
Speaker 7: shade of purple.
Speaker 1: Do you know that the most dangerous thing to chop
Speaker 1: up in the kitchen they get so many knife through
Speaker 1: the hands on this is avocados.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, yeah, probably because the way people hold them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the amount of people slice their thumb. I'll
Speaker 1: put it right in that webbing bit between your thumb
Speaker 1: and your.
Speaker 6: Chat.
Speaker 1: Alright, Yes, yes you are after one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: four dollars and fifty five cents.
Speaker 7: Yes for the old doctor's appointment.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm going to bump that up to five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars for you. Okay, Oh, thank you so much, because
Speaker 1: I'm short there. Within the next color week you'll probably
Speaker 1: need another operation, so the next one's on us.
Speaker 7: I don't want to go for thirty four. I'm telling
Speaker 7: you all right.
Speaker 1: Man, all right, well listen Andrewa. I hope you get
Speaker 1: well soon.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: You have a great day and you.
Speaker 1: Might take care.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: I'm always looking for life hacks, anything to make life easier.
Speaker 1: I'm all, is I see. I'm a sucker for clickbait
Speaker 1: that says twenty four easy life acts. I'm always click
Speaker 1: on that one. You know it goes cold a teaspoon
Speaker 1: of lemon, or take an inch off your belly, you know.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So Jack's got a great life hack for.
Speaker 5: Us this morning from what I can tell as well
Speaker 5: to brand new original because they're all those clickbaited articles
Speaker 5: are all sharing each other's life.
Speaker 1: Hat it's quite right.
Speaker 5: It's a brand NEWI. For five less than five dollars,
Speaker 5: you can do this and improve your cooking life.
Speaker 1: And listen up because Jack emailed me last night said this,
Speaker 1: and I really want you to find time on a
Speaker 1: show too, so I can do this. I'm going to
Speaker 1: write to listeners to apologize if it isn't a game change.
Speaker 5: If you actually go out and buy this and try
Speaker 5: it and it doesn't work for you, I'll write a
Speaker 5: personal apology letter and mark my words, I will not
Speaker 5: have to write one letter.
Speaker 1: Satisfaction guaranteed.
Speaker 5: I love that for less than five bucks you can
Speaker 5: buy a clear sauce bottle, empty sauce bottle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but professional kitchens have them all for like olive
Speaker 1: oil and sesame oil.
Speaker 5: Oh, maybe they already know about them then, so I'm
Speaker 5: putting olive oil into mine. Yeah, put an olive oil
Speaker 5: into a clear sauce bottle. And not until you've had
Speaker 5: the luxury of squirting olive oil onto a frying pan
Speaker 5: like its sauce on a hot dog, will you know
Speaker 5: how improved your cooking life can be. I can't explain
Speaker 5: it any more than try it to realize the difference.
Speaker 1: I guess the reason why professional kitchens is you're not
Speaker 1: wasting a lot. Sometimes you put too much in with
Speaker 1: the big bottle. It's you have to put your thumb
Speaker 1: over it, don't you. And it's not the most hygienic
Speaker 1: thing if you washed your thumb, you know. And it's
Speaker 1: hard to get the control. So they use it because
Speaker 1: you don't use as much.
Speaker 5: That's right. And it never slips down the side. Olive
Speaker 5: oil old bottle was always like the oil slipping down
Speaker 5: the side. Then we had their big industrial container to
Speaker 5: getting that into the original bottle with a jelly can
Speaker 5: now to get into these.
Speaker 1: And you I always feel like when I'm using it,
Speaker 1: like it's you work in a professional kitchen, like you're
Speaker 1: on a TV show. That's right, Alarm that.
Speaker 5: Both of you. I want you to try it by Friday.
Speaker 5: Come back to me.
Speaker 1: We've been I've been doing it for years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've bought a bottle like that about twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: Ships beside the.
Speaker 1: Stuff hashtag late to the party.
Speaker 5: Okay, but do you like it?
Speaker 1: That's why we've been doing it for a while.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I've joined.
Speaker 1: I tell you another thing, why I decant my daughter's
Speaker 1: shampoo bottles when they get through a lot. Right, so
Speaker 1: they have something called a pre conditioner or some pre
Speaker 1: shampoo shampoo and then some conditioner. And I'm not allowed
Speaker 1: to use any of these products. And because they use
Speaker 1: so much of it, I have to canter that into
Speaker 1: those bottles. They get controls.
Speaker 5: See, that's another perfect thing. Whereas if you're souce bottling
Speaker 5: onto your hair rather than just the big gloves coming out, yes,
Speaker 5: you've got way more control.
Speaker 1: Absolutely yep. So it's got multiple users. My life fact
Speaker 1: that I would recommend to everyone. I hate ironing shirts,
Speaker 1: and luckily I don't have a proper job r I
Speaker 1: need to wear a shirt every day. But when I
Speaker 1: do need to iron shirts, I will lower the ironing
Speaker 1: board so it's basically at the height. As I'm sat down.
Speaker 1: I will then be in front of the television so
Speaker 1: I can see the TV over the lowered ironing board.
Speaker 1: I iron, I watch TV.
Speaker 5: It's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just allowed them to have their mind blowing
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 5: I already blew their minds.
Speaker 1: But okay, but we blew them twenty years ago when
Speaker 1: we first knew I was I and Pats are game changes,
Speaker 1: all right, moment of silence. I thing sat down watching
Speaker 1: the TV.
Speaker 4: Again. I've been doing that for about twenty years as well.
Speaker 1: All right, do you know about this one? I can
Speaker 1: blow mine with this one? You get your been? Oh
Speaker 1: what's that? The bottom binge juice? Okay, not anymore? Hey, presto,
Speaker 1: what's that in the bottom cat litter? Don't have a cat,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. Buy a bag of it. Sprinkle a bit
Speaker 1: on that. It's scentered because they poop in it, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: put that the bottom of the bin bag. It's absorbent
Speaker 1: number one, soaking up the bing juice number two? No
Speaker 1: more pongy bin.
Speaker 5: That's actually good.
Speaker 4: That's a great idea.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we finally blew pats of Mine show.
Speaker 1: One hundred and fifty. We blow Melbourne's mind. All right,
Speaker 1: If you got any life hacks to share with us?
Speaker 1: Nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: We're looking for life hacks this morning mail. You've got
Speaker 1: one for us.
Speaker 11: Hey, how you going?
Speaker 1: Oh, good mail? What's your life hack? Mate?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 11: So so you get bike cab soda harbonate soda from
Speaker 11: the supermarket. You can buy it for like half a
Speaker 11: kilo for like three bucks. It costs like nothing. And
Speaker 11: if you get half a cup of it, and when
Speaker 11: you get in the shower, you can wash your face
Speaker 11: and your body with it, and then you can wash
Speaker 11: it like your whole shower.
Speaker 1: Right, anything that I can then use to clean a shower?
Speaker 1: Is that sense able to put on your skin?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Absolutely?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 11: It's completely organic and it's like the best cleaner ever.
Speaker 11: If you rub it on your face and wash your
Speaker 11: face off, it's better than any cleans that you can
Speaker 11: buy it.
Speaker 1: You use it to strip paint. No, I worried about
Speaker 1: that on your skin? Oh, I know malder. You obviously
Speaker 1: got very good skin.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, and my skin's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Anything. It's the bicarbonate of soda, I reckon? Yeah?
Speaker 5: How regularly?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 11: Like once a week?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so strong you don't do it once a week?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about this.
Speaker 11: No, No, go to go serious. Don't say it like
Speaker 11: you love it?
Speaker 1: By carbonate of soda? And how much do you recommend
Speaker 1: you using? What do you do? Put it in your
Speaker 1: hands and then scrub it in your face?
Speaker 11: No, I take about half a cup in the shower
Speaker 11: and they're like, yeah, just like, get a whole heap
Speaker 11: on my palm and rub it all over my face.
Speaker 11: And it feels kind of gross at first, but why
Speaker 11: don't you like get the water on it? It's great.
Speaker 1: Maybe your thick sort of leathery Australian skin, you know
Speaker 1: from all that sun exposure you have here, but this
Speaker 1: fine peaches and cream pommy skin. I think I'd start
Speaker 1: bleeding if I did.
Speaker 5: Skin will come off in your tissue skin.
Speaker 11: And everyone says, I'll look about thirty five, so I
Speaker 11: must be doing something right.
Speaker 1: Right then, I'm going to go down a hardware store
Speaker 1: today and gets in my carpet EPISODEA for my face.
Speaker 1: You give me go, you can get it at cold
Speaker 1: all right, thank you very much, Well awesome Bye.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three yesterday evening my wife was out, so I was
Speaker 1: in charge of dinner last night, and about five to
Speaker 1: seven I just get a text on my phone and
Speaker 1: it simply said for my daughter texting me not out
Speaker 1: and about but up in her bedroom when is dinner.
Speaker 5: It's that huge house that you in, that Spanish mansion.
Speaker 5: It'll take a half out and walk down.
Speaker 1: On the swing you're asked down and ask.
Speaker 5: Me that that's pretty bad.
Speaker 1: It's texting within the house. It's bad enough. Their mum
Speaker 1: will often text me when she's in the bath, going
Speaker 1: can you bring up a glass of wine? And I
Speaker 1: don't even go no, I'll go, of course, what would
Speaker 1: you like? Run up there like the butler. That's bad enough,
Speaker 1: but a twelve year old going, I never would have
Speaker 1: pulled a stunt like that. We didn't even have mobile phones,
Speaker 1: but even if we had, I wouldn't have had the cheek.
Speaker 5: That's my one fear, or one of my fears about
Speaker 5: becoming a parent, is just how ungrateful kids seem to be.
Speaker 5: I was so ungrateful as a kid, and that exact
Speaker 5: same thing. What's for dinner? We don't like that, we
Speaker 5: don't want that.
Speaker 1: When's it read it? When's it ready?
Speaker 3: To?
Speaker 1: Faster? Monkey? Faster monkey? You know it? That's like ten
Speaker 1: or fifteen minutes. I'm doing the greens at the moment,
Speaker 1: oh so hungry. And then they just buger off and
Speaker 1: I'm like, are you gonna help get the table ready?
Speaker 1: Or anything like that. And then yesterday, the whole wednesdayn
Speaker 1: already the text plunged me into another one of my
Speaker 1: favorite rants in my day, and they were like, oh God,
Speaker 1: here we go. Oh God, and even ruber old, why
Speaker 1: did you do that? You're now going to get one
Speaker 1: of these. In my day, never would have asked my
Speaker 1: dad that. I mean hospital for a week in hospital food.
Speaker 1: And then when we do sit down for dinner, she
Speaker 1: goes to me los is twelve. He goes, hey, listen,
Speaker 1: I've made a big decision. I don't want to be
Speaker 1: a YouTube star anymore. She wanted, didn't There was a
Speaker 1: whole life's mission was to be a YouTube star. I go,
Speaker 1: oh right, okay, secretly over the moon. But when kids
Speaker 1: say stuff like this, the more energy you get into
Speaker 1: saying that's a great idea, the more they retreat from it.
Speaker 1: So I try and play it cool. I'm thinking, ding
Speaker 1: ding ding, this is great. Finally she's woken up. I
Speaker 1: guess what are you going to do? I'm actually going
Speaker 1: to be a psychologist. I want to help men because
Speaker 1: they suffer a lot from depression, and the male's suicide
Speaker 1: rate is really high. Well that's so I said that
Speaker 1: is a great thing to do when you talk about
Speaker 1: making a difference, And is it really high here in
Speaker 1: Australia and in the UK? Is well, that's a lovely
Speaker 1: thing to do, and she went, yeah, it's very high
Speaker 1: for people your age. I'll just let it hang in
Speaker 1: the air. Why is he so sad? It's not just a.
Speaker 4: Golf Is life speaking him?
Speaker 1: Yes? And I said, look, this is brilliant. I said,
Speaker 1: how amazing. Then all right, if you found it calling,
Speaker 1: maybe it is this okay, But for now, all right,
Speaker 1: I said, I'm going to as a bookshop in enrichment, right,
Speaker 1: great bookshop. I'm going to go in there today. See
Speaker 1: there's any books that can help you? She went, I
Speaker 1: don't think in the children's section there's anything on psychology.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that might be like a book
Speaker 1: for young kids. But Gmber, that age where you used
Speaker 1: to make these big announcements about And then she was like,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to have kids either. Hey, look so
Speaker 1: it now. I said, you're twelve. The biggest decision you
Speaker 1: should be making about what top to work the weekend? Okay,
Speaker 1: the whole children discussion a we shouldn't be having it
Speaker 1: at twelve. Anyway, okay, And you've got a long time
Speaker 1: to work all that out. Don't fix anything right now
Speaker 1: at the age.
Speaker 5: Of twelve, Sarah's got a lot to learn when she
Speaker 5: comes home night, doesn't she.
Speaker 1: Did you ever make those big announcements when you were
Speaker 1: a kid, though?
Speaker 5: I see. I think I was a kid who is
Speaker 5: just like what to wear at school the next day,
Speaker 5: like what to watch TV after dinner?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I never made huge clothes.
Speaker 4: I think girls are forward thinkers though.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And did you have big plans at young age, Patsy.
Speaker 4: Yes I did. I was never going to get married,
Speaker 4: and I was like probably.
Speaker 1: Actually, you know we've met Chris. He clearly trapped you
Speaker 1: because he got pregnant, didn't he.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: So yesterday evening I got a text for my daughter
Speaker 1: within the house to your text and a dad asking,
Speaker 1: simply rudely, when is dinner? Nicole? Hello the girl. You've
Speaker 1: been there before. Then you got a text from your
Speaker 1: kids from within the house.
Speaker 11: Yet my son text from my husband's store because he
Speaker 11: wanted him to shuder. What text in the middle of
Speaker 11: the night.
Speaker 1: So lying in his bed not to move a couple
Speaker 1: of feet to close his own bedroom door. He texted you,
Speaker 1: your husband, to say, can you come and close my
Speaker 1: bedroom door? Yep, that's unbelievable. I don't know what's what's
Speaker 1: worse about the story?
Speaker 8: Dad.
Speaker 5: I've got a bit of water on my chin from
Speaker 5: the glass of water.
Speaker 8: And straight off, you know he didn't chext me though.
Speaker 1: No, no exactly. So Dad's a soft touch Nicole, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much and cool lower is bye? All right?
Speaker 1: So coming up after eight o'clock. Then we've got another
Speaker 1: bill to pay off. If you get a call for
Speaker 1: me and you pick, I'll be paying off your bill.
Speaker 1: And then we've got a very special guest starre do
Speaker 1: give on TV shows? Used to see this on Friends,
Speaker 1: isn't they? And a very special guest appearance from That's
Speaker 1: what we have with a guy called Peter Logan. Peter
Speaker 1: Logan is a hero. He contacted me a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks ago and he sent me a lovely email and
Speaker 1: he said that he is he's got bout cancer and
Speaker 1: one thing he's always wanted to do the time he's
Speaker 1: got left, he's always wanted do a proper radio show.
Speaker 1: He's own community radio and but he's always wanted to
Speaker 1: do this, and I thought we could easily have him
Speaker 1: in on the show for an hour. So we're going
Speaker 1: to after eight o'clock this show will change. We'll become
Speaker 1: the Peter Logan Breakfast Show. We've already changed everything in
Speaker 1: the building to make it fully branded up, to give
Speaker 1: him his own experience of having his own big radio show. So, Jack,
Speaker 1: what does it look like in reception? Did you see
Speaker 1: it on the way in the smiling court?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the big posters in screens of your face have
Speaker 5: they got replaced by Peter Logan's. He's got the same
Speaker 5: logo as the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show now says the
Speaker 5: Peter Logan Breakfast Show, and then in small letters with
Speaker 5: Christian acmal.
Speaker 1: I didn't know if font went down that small? What
Speaker 1: is that one point zero one that font? So Peter
Speaker 1: Logan's going to be in after Rape Now. I had
Speaker 1: quite a few emails people saying this's a lovely thing
Speaker 1: to do. Some of you are sort of like, well,
Speaker 1: how's it going to work? The how what are you
Speaker 1: going to be doing? Here's what we're going to do. Okay,
Speaker 1: Peter's come in because he wants to do the radio
Speaker 1: show with us. He wants to have this experience during
Speaker 1: the next hour, just so we all know what you
Speaker 1: can expect and stuff like that. I know why you
Speaker 1: come to the show and what you want from the show,
Speaker 1: and also what I don't want Peter to put him
Speaker 1: in a situation where suddenly he's some kind of poster
Speaker 1: boy and he has to talk for a whole hour
Speaker 1: about cancer. He has got something which could actually save lives,
Speaker 1: and I want to make sure that we use the
Speaker 1: time and he uses his time, and he this is
Speaker 1: really important. It's on a kind of mission because he
Speaker 1: made some mistakes and you can learn from them. I'm
Speaker 1: learning from them, and you can learn from them as
Speaker 1: well about getting yourself checked out. He might not be
Speaker 1: as far gone in his situation if he'd got himself
Speaker 1: checked out. So there is there's a message of warning,
Speaker 1: but you could also make a change in your behavior
Speaker 1: that could actually save your life. Will certainly prolong it
Speaker 1: as well. But the most importantly we're going to give
Speaker 1: him in an amazing hour of radio. I don't know
Speaker 1: I've done that. Actually I've never done that in my life.
Speaker 1: I'll aim for that all right, that's what I'm going
Speaker 1: to aim for for Peter Logan. So after eight o'clock
Speaker 1: then we'll still be here, but the main man in
Speaker 1: the chair will be Peter Logan. That's who's coming up
Speaker 1: after eight o'clock this morning on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: The christ'n for Sure Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: Gold Finger.
Speaker 10: Special Events, jeffree to witness the most amazing hour of
Speaker 10: breakfast radio.
Speaker 1: Ladies, gentlemen, welcome to the Pieter Logan Breakfast Show. You O'Connell,
Speaker 1: so yours, the mike, sure yours, but that is a
Speaker 1: lot of pressure, no pressure at all, Thank you very much, Christian.
Speaker 12: We are the Peter Logan Breakfast Show. Here God one
Speaker 12: oh four point three FM. We're going to do Christian's
Speaker 12: fifty thousand dollars pay your bills coming up shortly.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 12: And I just got to say a big thank you
Speaker 12: to you and the team here this morning for giving
Speaker 12: me this fabulous opportunity.
Speaker 1: He straightway, Peter, don't show up and make it realize
Speaker 1: how easy it is to do this straights away? Can
Speaker 1: you be crap for half an hour then get a
Speaker 1: bit better.
Speaker 5: That's been we're going to hit the news on time,
Speaker 5: and there's something this shows used to do it.
Speaker 1: Jack.
Speaker 12: Let me tell you something. Anybody that knows me, we've
Speaker 12: got no chance of hitting the news on time. I
Speaker 12: can talk for England and they've all tild me. Shut up,
Speaker 12: don't talk too much. Just get on with the show.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, welcome, okay, enjoining the next hour. This is
Speaker 1: your hour now. If people didn't hear our chat that
Speaker 1: we had Monday, tell us about what you've got going
Speaker 1: on in your life, then why you want to do this,
Speaker 1: why you want us to do it?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 12: I think that this is really just a fantastic byproduct
Speaker 12: of what I'm really trying to do here. Christian my
Speaker 12: stage in life. I was diagnosed with stage four bout
Speaker 12: cancer back in December twenty sixteen. Stupidly, you know, I
Speaker 12: didn't get around to doing the things that you should
Speaker 12: do when you're age fifty. The government even gives you
Speaker 12: a leg up, sends you a kit. I didn't get
Speaker 12: around to it. It wasn't for any reason. I didn't not
Speaker 12: want to do it. I just didn't get around to it.
Speaker 12: It's too late, stage four. It's a long way back
Speaker 12: from that. My journey. For the last couple of years,
Speaker 12: I've had countless operations of chemotherapy treatment. I'm still on
Speaker 12: on a form of chemo treatment.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 12: And the stage that I'm at at the moment, it's
Speaker 12: a it's a management process. They call it palliative. I
Speaker 12: don't like to use that tiable phrase. I don't like
Speaker 12: to use that term. I mean, I'm as fit as
Speaker 12: I could see.
Speaker 1: If we met in a bar, I would not guess
Speaker 1: that you've got this going on. And no one who's ill?
Speaker 1: How are a serious ill? You're not your condition, You're
Speaker 1: who you are right, But you don't look you look
Speaker 1: full of vim and vigor. You've got energy. Are your
Speaker 1: eyes at crystal clear? They are?
Speaker 12: They still clearer than Jackson as opposed as opposed to
Speaker 12: if we met in a bar.
Speaker 1: Look, it's funny as well. I hate to go.
Speaker 12: As I said Christian, my main motivation behind all of
Speaker 12: this is to get a message out. You know, this
Speaker 12: is a this is a horrible disease. Fifteen thousand people
Speaker 12: a year in this country alone are diagnosed with with boocancer.
Speaker 12: You know, a third of them die. Unfortunately. The saddest
Speaker 12: part of that is that more than ninety percent of
Speaker 12: those that have died, sorry, more than ninety percent of
Speaker 12: them caught early, are actually very very treatable and as real.
Speaker 12: So I've stripped it all back, and already this year
Speaker 12: in twenty nineteen, two and a half thousand people will
Speaker 12: have already been diagnosed with this disease in his in
Speaker 12: a store already this year, already this year, just in
Speaker 12: February up until the end of two so about two
Speaker 12: and a half thousand people will have already been diagnosed
Speaker 12: with it. And if you strip that back, seven hundred
Speaker 12: of those will actually die. And now what we want
Speaker 12: to do is we want to target those seven hundred
Speaker 12: because you know that ninety percent of them could have
Speaker 12: been avoided absolutely, So that's what we're trying to target here. Well,
Speaker 12: that's what I'm trying to target.
Speaker 10: You.
Speaker 12: This is a one man crusade at the moment, you know.
Speaker 12: But having said that, some of the social media feedback
Speaker 12: since since we chatted on Monday has been fabulous. There's
Speaker 12: a lot of great support. And the pleasing thing for me,
Speaker 12: Christian is that there are people out there that have said,
Speaker 12: after listening to you, this is what I'm going to
Speaker 12: do now I threw mine away, I put it in
Speaker 12: the bin. I'm going to get another one. How can
Speaker 12: I get another one? So we could hopefully talk about
Speaker 12: that later on through the hour, about how people can
Speaker 12: do that sort of thing. But yeah, I think that
Speaker 12: that's the main motivation for me. This is just a
Speaker 12: fabulous vibe.
Speaker 1: So this is literally will you use the phrase this
Speaker 1: is all the time bucket list? This is one of
Speaker 1: your bucket listings.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to avoid the bucket list.
Speaker 1: Because two words now, I can't use it again.
Speaker 12: The reason for that is I think of a bucket
Speaker 12: list is when you've got to the stage when it's
Speaker 12: too late for anything else. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: I want to do what I can do while I'm
Speaker 12: still healthy. I mean, as I say, I'm well, I'm
Speaker 12: healthy and I want to enjoy it. I want to
Speaker 12: jump out of a plane, I want to do things. Yes,
Speaker 12: I suppose the bucket list items, but I don't want
Speaker 12: to do them just because somebody said you've got six
Speaker 12: months to live. You know, the reality is, you know
Speaker 12: the medication that I've that I started taking, which I
Speaker 12: didn't know the results of when I first reached out
Speaker 12: to you, there's been some positive feedback from that, so
Speaker 12: that could potentially along, yeah, prolong for another twelve or
Speaker 12: eighteen months, on top of what might have been fired us.
Speaker 1: By that, I mean we'd go before you.
Speaker 12: Well, it's funny, you know. I'll tell you a little
Speaker 12: story off here because it's too long to do on here.
Speaker 12: But yeah, you've got to be very very careful what
Speaker 12: you open the door to in this day and age,
Speaker 12: in this industry. Mate, let me tell you.
Speaker 1: Dangerous as radio country. There's a guy opposite me who's
Speaker 1: got terminal councer warning me about the teams of doing
Speaker 1: breakfast radio and Australia there.
Speaker 12: But there's a very good story about the man following
Speaker 12: you to Huggy and what he did to a legend
Speaker 12: of Australian radio back in the eighties, follow by the
Speaker 12: name of Greg Evans. I'll take you off here, but
Speaker 12: it's too long to do on here. But you've got
Speaker 12: to be very very careful of hugging all right.
Speaker 1: Now, the music we're going to play during the next hour,
Speaker 1: these are songs that means summon to you. Tell us
Speaker 1: about the first one by Billy John Mote.
Speaker 12: Okay, well, this is one of the songs. I've also
Speaker 12: another bucket list item is I used to sing in
Speaker 12: a band and I'd like to do a gig for
Speaker 12: the kids. This is one of the songs that I'd.
Speaker 1: Like to do that.
Speaker 12: It's really it's a Billy Joel song. Maybe not the
Speaker 12: lyrics especially for me, but just my life. And it's
Speaker 12: a song that I'm a Billy Joel fan. And on
Speaker 12: this day in nineteen eighty this was from the Album
Speaker 12: of the Year fifty second Street from at the Grammys.
Speaker 12: Billy Joel said, done, yeah.
Speaker 1: An, that's him with the music. You're great, Okay, Now
Speaker 1: you've got to ident the show to a time check
Speaker 1: and they were into the song It's all yours.
Speaker 12: Peteragen Breakfast Show here with Christian O'Connell, and this is
Speaker 12: Billy Joel My Life from the fifty second Street the
Speaker 12: Album of the Year in nineteen seventy nine at the Grammys.
Speaker 10: The piece a Logan Breakfast Show with Christian O'Connell Gold
Speaker 10: one oh four point three The pet Oagan Breakfast Show
Speaker 10: here on Gold one oh four point three FM.
Speaker 12: It's It's what is it? It's twelve thirteen, forty minutes
Speaker 12: past eight, coming out of Billy Joel there, my life
Speaker 12: from fifty second Street. It's time now to throw back
Speaker 12: over to my trustee sidekick Tanto over there, Christian O'Connell's
Speaker 12: fifty six, eight hundred and fifty five dollars pay year bill.
Speaker 1: Should we get to hurt?
Speaker 5: Uh and uh?
Speaker 12: And we're we're about to call our next Our next
Speaker 12: lucky person is Karina from Mortielick. Jackie, you looking after
Speaker 12: the calling.
Speaker 1: Ams tell us about this person and Pete calling what.
Speaker 12: They we're calling Coarina down in morti Elick. She's she
Speaker 12: wants to be a real estate agent. God knows why
Speaker 12: I want to be the this jobey and she wants
Speaker 12: to be a real estate agent. Some people just got
Speaker 12: no h no ambition in life.
Speaker 13: But shot jock, some people have got no ambition in
Speaker 13: life to I hope she picks up.
Speaker 5: Should we pay a bill, give her a talking?
Speaker 1: I told you to keep it light, Okay, we still
Speaker 1: got to stick around, do the show hopefully the next
Speaker 1: a couple of years, Peter, you'll be.
Speaker 12: You'll be all right, but I'll disappear off into the
Speaker 12: Karina worked as a cop and she decided that she
Speaker 12: wanted to become a real estate agent. And by the.
Speaker 1: Way, can I just say, is that your wife out there?
Speaker 1: That poor woman head in her hands. The last thirty
Speaker 1: seconds youming trashing borker, turing his life.
Speaker 12: I've been waiting for an idea so that I can
Speaker 12: start on her next.
Speaker 1: Is he always like this? Is it like Torette's I'm
Speaker 1: nervous now, Peter, let's make this the last one.
Speaker 9: Christian O'Connor dollar your bills.
Speaker 1: That's cool, love this all woman. This might be the
Speaker 1: best war song we've done in the last five and
Speaker 1: a half weeks. Peak. All right, let's go Karina? Is it?
Speaker 1: That's Karina?
Speaker 12: Yes, Mordi alec now okay, ring ring, Well maybe not,
Speaker 12: I'll here we go. Yeah, one Georgia.
Speaker 1: Picking up. Hello, Correna speaking Hey Karina, good morning.
Speaker 3: Good morning. Is this Christian?
Speaker 1: Yes it is, Yes, good morning.
Speaker 3: I recognize your voice.
Speaker 1: Lovely you make him breakfast?
Speaker 10: There?
Speaker 1: What's get on the background?
Speaker 3: No, I'm actually at work.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, Well listen, I don't know if you just heard,
Speaker 1: but we've just read out the details about your bill.
Speaker 1: What have you got going on in your life? You
Speaker 1: want to make a career choice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what happens way back in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 3: I was a police officer in Queensland and it was
Speaker 3: a very kind of negative job.
Speaker 1: VI suppose you say, so I decided in Queensland, like you,
Speaker 1: as a police officer, it is it.
Speaker 3: Is, it's yeah, not as nice as you think it
Speaker 3: would be. So I started doing a real estate course
Speaker 3: and my whole course up there acusting about seven hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty dollars. And then I actually got a job
Speaker 3: as a flight attendant, so I decided to go and
Speaker 3: do that, and then I kind of just put everything
Speaker 3: on the back burner. I got married, I had a child,
Speaker 3: I had a business which failed, and then in about
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen, I decided, okay, it's hard to give this
Speaker 3: real estate thing to go again, went to register and
Speaker 3: my course was no longer relevant, so I had to
Speaker 3: do the course all over again. So did that mean story?
Speaker 12: Yeah, you're sorry, Karina. This is this is this is
Speaker 12: Pete Logan, and it's this is my breakfast shower and
Speaker 12: they've been winding me up all morning. So Christians over
Speaker 12: there is getting a bit nervous. He wants the short version.
Speaker 3: If you could decided to go into real estate again,
Speaker 3: and I've applied to do the course again.
Speaker 1: Another great idea, great idea. So what can we help
Speaker 1: out with? What do you need pain off?
Speaker 3: So it's just I've got one subject left of my course.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and eighty nine dollars it cost me to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 1: Now tell me this, then, real estate agents? What do
Speaker 1: they actually teach you how to do? Because we've recently
Speaker 1: gone around and experienced what an Australian real estate agent
Speaker 1: is like. And they have a certain house styl as,
Speaker 1: they show you around the house and you know what
Speaker 1: they say, and it's a lot of poker. You sort
Speaker 1: of have to line pretend that there are thousands of
Speaker 1: people interested. What do they What do they teach you?
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of the course is all about legislation
Speaker 3: and you know, how to market properties and things like that.
Speaker 3: That's one of the things that's probably kept me out
Speaker 3: of realisty.
Speaker 1: Someone told me that some real estate agents, I hopefully
Speaker 1: you're not going to do this, get friends of theirs
Speaker 1: to come around, pretended to look around that they're interested
Speaker 1: in They're just they're just hires.
Speaker 3: No, definitely not. Well, I wouldn't be doing that.
Speaker 1: I do that all the time. I'd hire minor celebrities. Oh,
Speaker 1: Steve Gutenberg's in this place. She's got some money from
Speaker 1: short circuit too.
Speaker 3: That's not very ethnical, christ Kiss.
Speaker 1: I'm not a very ethical person, so it won't bothered
Speaker 1: me up. All right with that? Oh that's a creener.
Speaker 1: You're after two? Yeah, two hundred and eighty nine dollars. Yes,
Speaker 1: why don't we double that and give you six hundred dollars?
Speaker 3: Oh, Christian, that would be fantastic. I can get my
Speaker 3: computer fixed as well.
Speaker 1: That way, you've got to accept a cash to hire
Speaker 1: some stooges and just fill out the place. Okay, the
Speaker 1: first viewing?
Speaker 3: Okay, cool, all right, thank you very.
Speaker 1: Much, Kina.
Speaker 12: Well done, ConA Christian, good luck with your real estate to.
Speaker 1: Later all that you just trap.
Speaker 10: This is the Peter Logan Breakfast with Christian o'connll on
Speaker 10: gold one oh four point three bunch living.
Speaker 12: On a prayer And now it's not the Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 1: I don't forget that guy.
Speaker 12: What's your mouth? Peter Logan Breakfast show here with Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 1: All right, you're doing a great job. Are you enjoying it?
Speaker 1: It's halfway through it's going so quickly. I just want
Speaker 1: to make sure that you're enjoying it is what you
Speaker 1: thought it would be.
Speaker 12: This morning, yes, the trembles have stopped. Not there probably
Speaker 12: weren't too many. But now this is this is good fun.
Speaker 12: This is this is great fun. It's almost like I
Speaker 12: do this every day.
Speaker 1: Because when we spoke to you Monday, I'll be really honest.
Speaker 1: After the show, I could work out this is fair enough, okay,
Speaker 1: what you've got going on. But when you emailed, you
Speaker 1: said this is a thing I really want to do,
Speaker 1: you know, And and then I asked you and you
Speaker 1: didn't appear to be that bothered. I actually felt like,
Speaker 1: you know, you get those nuisance calls. I found I
Speaker 1: wasn't sure fair enough. He's probably changed his mind. And actually,
Speaker 1: you know, it's precious Tom. I got left. Why waste
Speaker 1: it in a sad little studio in Richmond? Not at all?
Speaker 12: To be honest with you, And I mentioned off that
Speaker 12: the I I didn't expect it.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 12: I was a little bit stuck for words, which is
Speaker 12: something that I'm never but I was stuck for which
Speaker 12: I actually didn't know what to say. I didn't want
Speaker 12: to sound like a I sort of didn't want to
Speaker 12: sound like a prize winner and do all of that,
Speaker 12: but I didn't. I just didn't know how to respond.
Speaker 12: So I apologize. Jack still thinks you're lying all of this.
Speaker 12: He's actually going to make you do some tests after
Speaker 12: the show. Okay, it's seriously, I just I just didn't
Speaker 12: know how to respond. And it's as it's as I said,
Speaker 12: it's a fabulous, absolutely fabulous byproduct of this whole situation.
Speaker 12: And I'm having a ball, having a ball.
Speaker 1: This is one thing you're learning and learning a lot
Speaker 1: of things about what it's like to do a radio
Speaker 1: show is sometimes you be careful about what you're saying
Speaker 1: because the lovely listeners sometimes the show radio shows. If
Speaker 1: you're lucky, there can be co Janie's lamp. But you
Speaker 1: could be careful what you wish for. So you know,
Speaker 1: about twenty minutes ago you said, old, you know many
Speaker 1: things I want to do, and I want to jump
Speaker 1: out of a plane.
Speaker 12: Yeah, absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 1: John's on the line right now. Good morning, John, Good
Speaker 1: morning Christian.
Speaker 8: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good? Okay, see live now on the Pizza Logan Show.
Speaker 1: Have a chat with Peter God, Peter, how are you.
Speaker 12: Morning, John, I'm well, what can we do for you?
Speaker 12: What brings you to this fair station this morning?
Speaker 8: Well, just listen to your show just on the way
Speaker 8: that they have one air show and heard that you
Speaker 8: wanted to jump out of a plane. Now, the reason
Speaker 8: I'm ringing for is because I'm in your situation. I'm
Speaker 8: fifty three years old and had checked up at fifty
Speaker 8: and haven't been checked again, So I need to get
Speaker 8: checked up. After I've listened to what you.
Speaker 1: Have said, I'd love to.
Speaker 8: Ask you our company, Aero Shoot Industries. He's a little
Speaker 8: bit one better than a jumping out of a plane.
Speaker 8: We have a powered parachute. So we take off from
Speaker 8: the ground with the parachute and fly around.
Speaker 5: I've never heard of this, James Bond, what's like a
Speaker 5: pretty injectacy? What does that mean?
Speaker 12: Almost got a jet pack strap to your back, you
Speaker 12: get you're actually your self powered up, and then what
Speaker 12: you pull the parachute is or something like that.
Speaker 8: No, we take off on the ground with the parachute
Speaker 8: already open on a on a trike with three wheels,
Speaker 8: so doesn't open. We don't leave the ground, but once
Speaker 8: we're in the air, we're just the same as a
Speaker 8: normal parachute, but with a motor so we can fly around,
Speaker 8: go up and down at different heights whenever we want to.
Speaker 12: Is this like, is this like paragliding behind a boat
Speaker 12: sort of thing, but on on on land?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, this is what in t did. What are
Speaker 1: you offering on man, Peter Logan some kind of flying
Speaker 1: contraption machine until faster Peter.
Speaker 8: So one that was on James Bond. That's a powered parachute,
Speaker 8: the same thing that was on James Bond.
Speaker 1: I know this thing existed.
Speaker 12: Who cares? Let's do it.
Speaker 1: Tell you're more besides about this than you when we
Speaker 1: offered you the radio show Monday Well said there was
Speaker 1: a big peak the method in my manness, I just
Speaker 1: wanted to get John on the radio. Smart man, John.
Speaker 12: I have no idea what this is going to be.
Speaker 12: But now let's hero on the internet and I'll show
Speaker 12: you everything done.
Speaker 1: This is a take. We'll cover it on the show.
Speaker 1: I think this is incredible.
Speaker 12: Yeah, no problems, one hundred percent. I'm sure that. I'm
Speaker 12: sure the.
Speaker 1: Predation lawyers now are getting really worried about the health
Speaker 1: and safety. And it's one thing getting you in.
Speaker 12: Here on this yeah, I'll sign the disclaimer. Let's find it.
Speaker 12: We won't make gold. We won't make gold. I already
Speaker 12: said that something that I wanted to do anyway, So
Speaker 12: we'll give you.
Speaker 8: It's a double bang up because my good friend runs
Speaker 8: the Gambi Parachute Jumping School and he will offer you
Speaker 8: a candom jump as well.
Speaker 5: One but two parachutes.
Speaker 12: Fantastic what if I what if I get scared after
Speaker 12: the first one, I don't want to do the second one? John,
Speaker 12: John's a it's a fantastic Thank you very much, very
Speaker 12: very generous offer to you and your friend up at
Speaker 12: the Gambie as well, and I accept, I accept and
Speaker 12: think very much great.
Speaker 1: All right, John, We'll be in touch. Thank you very
Speaker 1: much for that. The Peter and Logan Breakfast Shop with
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connor Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 12: Peter likeagen Breakfast Show with Christian O'Connor on Gold one
Speaker 12: oh four point three if him.
Speaker 1: You're doing an amazing job, mate, seriously, very very good job,
Speaker 1: and some really nice messages coming in as well. So
Speaker 1: if you just tuned in just to say why Peter
Speaker 1: Logan is a very special guest star this morning, you
Speaker 1: are star. You've shown me up for how really ridiculous
Speaker 1: easy is to do this for a living. And the
Speaker 1: strength of character in you is unbelievable. You would not
Speaker 1: know having been sat in front of you and talked
Speaker 1: to you on the songs and joked around how quick
Speaker 1: and sharp you are. You you may have cancer, but
Speaker 1: you are not. You are not that, you are more
Speaker 1: than that. And but it's been great to meet you.
Speaker 1: I've found it actually very very inspirational. So Peter Logan
Speaker 1: is who emailed me a couple of weeks ago saying that,
Speaker 1: so I forget this right, terminal four. You are stage four.
Speaker 12: I was diagnosed as stage four, and I don't know
Speaker 12: that the word terminal is part of it. But I'm
Speaker 12: in a management process now. My doctors have basically said
Speaker 12: that surgeries and I suppose conquering it is not probably
Speaker 12: possible now and it's just a management process and try
Speaker 12: and prolong it as long as I get as much
Speaker 12: out of life as we can.
Speaker 1: Well, you're certainly doing that doing this. Why are you
Speaker 1: still working? So people don't know this? Right, You're still
Speaker 1: doing your job and you have a busy job. You're
Speaker 1: out of state a lot. We've had to work behind
Speaker 1: the scenes to try and work out when you're going
Speaker 1: to be in Melbourne. I nur it's your home here,
Speaker 1: but you're working all over the place. Why are you
Speaker 1: still doing that? Why are I traveling? Or I think that.
Speaker 12: Look, I've always been a bit of a workerhole. I've
Speaker 12: work in a wonderful industry. I work in the aviation industry,
Speaker 12: and it's not the sexy part of the aviation industry.
Speaker 12: It's just in the freight part of it. But it's
Speaker 12: given me a lot of opportunities through the years to
Speaker 12: travel the world and do a lot of different things,
Speaker 12: meet a lot of people. And I've got a challenge.
Speaker 12: I accepted a challenge from a wonderful employer that I
Speaker 12: now work for, who's given me the time to be
Speaker 12: able to do this, and they've supported everything with my health.
Speaker 12: We're building a business from the ground up. It's a
Speaker 12: it's a brand new business unit. It's from an established
Speaker 12: organization overseas, but in this country it's a it's a
Speaker 12: green field build up and and I've been given the opportunity.
Speaker 1: You've still got the passion for doing.
Speaker 12: That, absolutely, absolutely, You've got to have something to get
Speaker 12: out of bed for every day Christian, and and and
Speaker 12: and while jumping out of planes and being totally behind
Speaker 12: tricks and doing radio shows. It is all fabulous.
Speaker 1: They're not.
Speaker 12: That's not day to day stuff. And of course I've
Speaker 12: got to I've got to support the habits of of
Speaker 12: those three out there as well, which.
Speaker 1: Is not very from the girls as well. I've got Kardashians. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 12: I've yeah, I've got I've got.
Speaker 1: There are only hanging around seeing there, so there's still
Speaker 1: going to be in the will as well.
Speaker 12: Just what I just, I just I just love it, Christian,
Speaker 12: I I love them a job, I love what I
Speaker 12: do and and life, as I said to you the
Speaker 12: other day, it's a bloody good thing, you know. And
Speaker 12: and whether it's working or whether it's playing. And you know,
Speaker 12: I consider this playing. You know, this is this is fun.
Speaker 12: Just enjoy it, even if it's not enjoyable. Just enjoy it,
Speaker 12: you know what I mean. Just get up and do it.
Speaker 12: So our work is it's good and you get paid
Speaker 12: for it, which is even better.
Speaker 1: All right, some of the messages are coming in, Peter,
Speaker 1: I'm so pleased that you are ticking off your We're
Speaker 1: not using the now, we're not using the be wings
Speaker 1: that you want to do things that you want to do.
Speaker 1: List My mum, Sanley died of bell cancer. It's lovely
Speaker 1: to hear you spreading your message. That's a lovely one, Christian.
Speaker 1: I asked my husband to cancer seventeen years ago. He
Speaker 1: was just thirty one. Wish he'd done what Peter is
Speaker 1: telling everyone to do right now. I really admire his courage.
Speaker 1: I'm the same age as Peter. God bless you, Peter.
Speaker 1: Peter needs to become part of the Gold Team. You're
Speaker 1: going to get a job offer, off he goes. I
Speaker 1: told you the Haggy story. It's a frightening one. It's
Speaker 1: a frightening one, all right, So listen, we got to
Speaker 1: clise some ads when we come back. Then this is
Speaker 1: the really important part for me, right I wanted to
Speaker 1: make sure. So we've got an at break, then we've
Speaker 1: got a song, and then this is going to be
Speaker 1: your last chat with us during this hour. So I
Speaker 1: want you to be able to say what you want
Speaker 1: to say because I know that's really important to you.
Speaker 1: And you've got something that you can share and I
Speaker 1: think it can change.
Speaker 12: People absolutely, And I look forward to that that's there.
Speaker 12: While this has been fabulous, the most important part is
Speaker 12: still to come.
Speaker 1: All right, stay with.
Speaker 10: Us, Love, peace, All Logan, Breakfast with Christian O'Connor Gold
Speaker 10: one oh four point.
Speaker 12: Three Peter and Breakfast Show with Christian O'Connell Gold one
Speaker 12: oh four point three FM. Colds or Flame Trees one
Speaker 12: of my one of my favorites, one of mine. Thank
Speaker 12: you Brad for that. It's the only one that you
Speaker 12: have a great song. It's the only one that he
Speaker 12: played of the list I gave you a list of
Speaker 12: thirty or so.
Speaker 1: I saw them terrible. Now listen, this is going to
Speaker 1: be your last link with us, So I wanted you
Speaker 1: to be talking to the microphone and say whatever you
Speaker 1: want to say. Before you do, I just say this,
Speaker 1: I do. What I've picked up through is speaking to
Speaker 1: you Monday and seen your original email and then when
Speaker 1: we swap emails, what you are is so much more
Speaker 1: than cancer. You've got such a beautiful, timely message for
Speaker 1: everyone right now listen to this and that is one
Speaker 1: of the most important ones of positivity. But bigger than that,
Speaker 1: love and love is far bigger than any cancer or anything.
Speaker 1: And that message that you're spreading about loving your life
Speaker 1: and loving what you're doing. If you're not doing it,
Speaker 1: do something else is something that I will take from you, know,
Speaker 1: your time on the show. So thank you personally, half
Speaker 1: of everyone to listen this morning. You've been inspirational. But
Speaker 1: it's over to you now. What do you want to say?
Speaker 12: It's I actually don't class it as inspirational, Christian. I mean,
Speaker 12: I just do what I do. I mean, through this journey,
Speaker 12: I've just done what I've been told. I've laid on
Speaker 12: a table and people have cut me open, and I've
Speaker 12: taken medicine that people have told me to take. I
Speaker 12: haven't done anything. What's inspirational is is these two beautiful
Speaker 12: girls out here.
Speaker 1: Shall we bring them in? Who is going to introduce
Speaker 1: the team? There's team them in. They're out there.
Speaker 12: Born at twenty at twenty six weeks. These two girls
Speaker 12: were what, Yes, they were born.
Speaker 1: There's something in your funny Your survivors.
Speaker 12: Stephanie and Diana, my beautiful twins, they were born at
Speaker 12: twenty six weeks, and inspiration is watching them fight to
Speaker 12: survive for three months in intensive care. That was inspiration.
Speaker 12: My young boy who's not here with us today. He's
Speaker 12: had his challenges through his teenage years. He's clawing his
Speaker 12: way back into normality. He's got a good job. That's inspiration.
Speaker 12: He's fought and he's done that. That's inspiration. When people
Speaker 12: have to do something to achieve what they want to do,
Speaker 12: that's inspiration. I've just done what That's so true. You've
Speaker 12: had a choice. That's what I've done a different way. Yeah,
Speaker 12: oh maybe maybe, but look, the main thing is Christian
Speaker 12: from a from a very early age, I've sort of
Speaker 12: always been positive. I've always wanted to enjoy life. And
Speaker 12: life is, as I say, it's a great thing. You're
Speaker 12: a long time dead, so you know you've got to
Speaker 12: try and make the most of it when while you're here.
Speaker 12: So you know you've got to live every day. I've
Speaker 12: put a couple of points down here. You know, enjoy
Speaker 12: everything you do, even if it's not enjoyable. I mean,
Speaker 12: because what's the point of sitting around and being miserable.
Speaker 12: You know, you've got to accept every challenge that's put
Speaker 12: in front of you. And you've got to look after yourself,
Speaker 12: because you can't look after other people if you know
Speaker 12: good yourself. So you have to look at It's the
Speaker 12: old safety message on the airplane. Now fit your own
Speaker 12: mask before others. If you're no good, you can't help
Speaker 12: somebody else. So look after yourself first. And that's the
Speaker 12: main point of this. You know, and write your own story.
Speaker 12: Actually write your own story. And I saw a beautiful
Speaker 12: quote the other day. When you're writing your own story,
Speaker 12: or when you're writing the story of your life, don't
Speaker 12: let anybody else hold the pen. Make sure that whatever
Speaker 12: it is that you do is yours, your choices, and
Speaker 12: you do what it is that you want to and
Speaker 12: enjoy every bit of it, because, as I said, you're
Speaker 12: a long time dead and you've got to make the
Speaker 12: most of every single thing, you know. I sort of
Speaker 12: think about what that's going to be like. I can
Speaker 12: only imagine I've lost a parent. I can only imagine
Speaker 12: what it's going to be like once once whatever happens
Speaker 12: to me happens to me. It's it's you know, I'm
Speaker 12: going to miss out on these two getting married, having kids, grandchildren, potentially,
Speaker 12: you know, I don't know. I could be here for
Speaker 12: another five years. Yet it depends every week.
Speaker 1: There's no looking he's marrying.
Speaker 12: I'm actually I've gone from it they're not leaving the
Speaker 12: house to thirty five to I wish they'd hurry up
Speaker 12: and buger off. But look, I think about the things
Speaker 12: that I potentially won't get to see, and that's and
Speaker 12: that's the only downside of this. So again I implore anybody
Speaker 12: out there. We talked about the statistics something that's really
Speaker 12: really sad. If you go to the Bow Cancer Australia website,
Speaker 12: it's it's sad that they are predicting twenty thousand cases
Speaker 12: by twenty twenty. Now that's only two years old. I
Speaker 12: want to try and change that. We target the road
Speaker 12: toll every year. Oh ye ah, good, target zero, all
Speaker 12: that sort of things. Let's target bloody zero with this
Speaker 12: thing here. Let's not predict that it's going to go
Speaker 12: up to twenty thousand by twenty twenty. Let's actually try
Speaker 12: and drive it down and let's make it ten thousand.
Speaker 1: Or five in order to go and get tested.
Speaker 12: So absolutely, Look, I think that there's always going to
Speaker 12: be the odd case that you can't do. We heard
Speaker 12: somebody there that died at a very early age. It's
Speaker 12: always going to be difficult to be able to stave
Speaker 12: that off. But at fifty years of old. The government
Speaker 12: gives you an opportunity to check yourself. Amazing, so go
Speaker 12: and do it. I know in the UK it's not
Speaker 12: till sixty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, soo many people are too far gone. It happens
Speaker 1: to members of mine.
Speaker 12: So I think it's about eighty five percent of cases
Speaker 12: over fifty five. So if you start at fifty, as
Speaker 12: I said to you the other day, my surgeon said
Speaker 12: to me, had I done the test at fifty, there's
Speaker 12: a big chance that I would have already had the
Speaker 12: disease anyway, but it would have been early enough that
Speaker 12: they could have done something to arrest it or even
Speaker 12: to overcome it totally. And I know a lot of
Speaker 12: people that have had positive tests come back but early
Speaker 12: enough that they can they can extract the polyps and
Speaker 12: everything's fine, and people go on and not have to
Speaker 12: worry about that ever again. So it's really really treatable.
Speaker 12: And it's like a lot of cancers, you know, if
Speaker 12: you get them early enough, then you can do something.
Speaker 12: So I just implore everybody don't think that you're indestructible.
Speaker 12: You know, there's too many. This country's renowned for it,
Speaker 12: especially the male population. But this is a fifty to
Speaker 12: fifty disease. It's fifty five percent male, forty five percent female.
Speaker 12: You know, the blokes in this country or the people
Speaker 12: in this country, they just have such a laybout. I
Speaker 12: don't feel sick, so on fine. I didn't feel sick
Speaker 12: at fifty either, But it wasn't until I felt sick
Speaker 12: at fifty two that I actually did something about it.
Speaker 12: So I don't wait to feel sick, because then it's
Speaker 12: too late. So go out do the tests. Make sure
Speaker 12: that you do it regularly. Don't just do it fifty
Speaker 12: do it at fifty two. You get another one every
Speaker 12: two years. A staggering, a staggering statistic. Only forty seven
Speaker 12: percent of the tests that go out from the government
Speaker 12: get returned, only forty seven percent. So yeah, there's there's
Speaker 12: probably a stigma around what the test is because of
Speaker 12: what it involves. But do you know what it's actually not.
Speaker 12: It's not a big deal. You know, if it's going
Speaker 12: to if it means that you're going to be able
Speaker 12: to live for another twenty five years and enjoy the
Speaker 12: things that I might not get to enjoy. I might,
Speaker 12: but I might not get to enjoy.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 12: But people have just got to overcome this, this whole
Speaker 12: stigma and this macho attitude that it's not going to
Speaker 12: happen to me. I don't feel sick. I'm all right, yeah,
Speaker 12: just do it.
Speaker 1: One final question, right. I have these billboards up all
Speaker 1: over town. If I was to give you one of them,
Speaker 1: you could have any phrase or any word of wisdom
Speaker 1: or anything you wanted to share with everyone in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: You can put whatever you want on there. You choose
Speaker 1: the words, just the words on a billboard. What would
Speaker 1: you want to say, Peter Logan?
Speaker 12: I actually I wish you had to give me a
Speaker 12: I was. I had to give me a bit of
Speaker 12: a prep on. It's the only thing that we haven't
Speaker 12: prep for the last hour. Look, I don't know. It
Speaker 12: probably wouldn't be in relation to cancer, Christian. It would
Speaker 12: just be about life. You know, as I say, you're
Speaker 12: a long time dead. Enjoyed the time that you hear?
Speaker 12: Really really that that's what the message is. Do you
Speaker 12: know what? Every every single day you wake up and
Speaker 12: something is going to go wrong. You know, you can't
Speaker 12: stop things from going wrong in life, but you know what,
Speaker 12: it's how you deal with it. That that's what that's
Speaker 12: the secret You've got to make sure that you can
Speaker 12: overcome whatever it is that's put in front of you,
Speaker 12: because a lot of times you can't stop it from happening.
Speaker 12: So don't stop, don't try and stop it. Don't concentrate
Speaker 12: on trying to stop it. Just concentrate on trying to
Speaker 12: make sure that you can outcome out the other side
Speaker 12: of it.
Speaker 1: Do you know what you said? An amazing thing Monday?
Speaker 1: And I chat right and you just I don't know
Speaker 1: if you remember it. Do you remember? You should say it?
Speaker 1: Because it's not my.
Speaker 12: Worst thing I said. I'm actually not afraid. I'm not
Speaker 12: afraid to die. I'm not afraid of dying. I'm afraid
Speaker 12: of not living there because that's what you know. I
Speaker 12: just I love life, I can tell yeah, and not
Speaker 12: doing that is something that yeah, probably that's the one
Speaker 12: thing that it probably gets to me. I think.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, listen, you've spoke beautifully. You've been a
Speaker 1: star on our joy to meet you and your family.
Speaker 1: We've met you, now, we know who you are. We're
Speaker 1: going to be covering the skydive cycling contraption, whatever that is.
Speaker 1: We will. This isn't the last time we've spoken. Peter
Speaker 1: it feels like we've met you and you're not out yet.
Speaker 1: You've got a lot more to say and do in life.
Speaker 1: But it has been a joy to share our little
Speaker 1: studio with you. Peter Logan, everyone from the Peter Logan Breakfast.
Speaker 12: An absolute present pleasure. Christian. Just before I go, and
Speaker 12: I know that Brad will be out there ripping his
Speaker 12: hair out and Beck we're angry. But I really need
Speaker 12: to thank a couple of people. Won my employer at
Speaker 12: Rob the Lesio and the team up in Brisbane with McCaw.
Speaker 12: I won't mention the company's nose, it doesn't matter, but
Speaker 12: but they know who.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 12: My employer swiss Port, and as I said, Rob the Lesio,
Speaker 12: of the team up there, Jerry and everybody else has
Speaker 12: been very very supportive. They allow me to come home.
Speaker 12: I'm based in Brisbane, they allow me to fly home
Speaker 12: to to have all of the medical tests and the like,
Speaker 12: and they've been very supportive of what I'm doing here.
Speaker 12: And too and too obviously to my wife and family
Speaker 12: and a very very close knit group of friends that
Speaker 12: have supported me through all this. I need to thank
Speaker 12: all of them, and to my longtime sidekick on my
Speaker 12: other radio shows Wayne King over there in Shanghai. Guy
Speaker 12: by the name of Jared Reid who he does all
Speaker 12: my characters. He's a fabulous biken and thanks to him
Speaker 12: as well. These people are that. They really are the
Speaker 12: backbone of why I'm here. And thank you to you
Speaker 12: guys as well. My pleasure of every one of you.
Speaker 12: I appreciate you, reaching flous I'm glad. All right, Peter Logan,
Speaker 12: we see you again soon, brother, Thank you mate. This
Speaker 12: is Peter Logan, Breakfast Christian o'co on gold one oh
Speaker 12: four point three everything.
Speaker 1: It's funding a bit skew. We're after the power of
Speaker 1: Peter Logan. It felt like we are has so much wisdom,
Speaker 1: you know, really really big. I'm still spinning around and
Speaker 1: worrying with my tiny little brain right now. All right,
Speaker 1: today's time waste. Then we got a pair of Eagles
Speaker 1: tickets Seminole American rock band The Eagles are coming over
Speaker 1: next week Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena. First show on March
Speaker 1: the fifth is sold out. Limited seats are available the
Speaker 1: second and final show on the Wednesday night that's March
Speaker 1: the sixth, and you can get those limited tickets right
Speaker 1: now through ticket Tech and you can win a pair
Speaker 1: of diamond seats. These are great seats to go to
Speaker 1: the Eagles next week. You'll probably a ready know this,
Speaker 1: But today is clam Chowder Day. So today that we've
Speaker 1: been counting down with for a long time because who
Speaker 1: doesn't love clam chowder? Do you know what I like
Speaker 1: to do is brew up a lot of clam chowder,
Speaker 1: put it in my thermos and just drink it during
Speaker 1: a workout. That's what You've got, a clam chowder, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's how you know. That's how I work out. I
Speaker 1: just open up the clam chowder during a workout during
Speaker 1: the show as well. So on National clam Chowder Day,
Speaker 1: we're looking for fishy celebrities. I've got Barry White Bay
Speaker 1: great start, thank you, Mackerel, J Fox, Macrel, J Fox,
Speaker 1: Scottish one now Prawn Connery raw Connery an Chivy Hopkins.
Speaker 5: Good, but I had that bum. Now I've got him
Speaker 5: down to two.
Speaker 1: Damn. Okay, what you what have you got? Fishy celebrities?
Speaker 5: I'll bring you one of my bad ones. Then John Melchafish, No,
Speaker 5: I'm that's not that bad. That was my good one.
Speaker 5: So I was going to throw my bad one in
Speaker 5: the middle. Shark Era, shark Era.
Speaker 1: Okay, have you got them?
Speaker 5: Squid Vicious?
Speaker 1: We didn't need them. Text over the Eagles tickets then,
Speaker 1: can we believe we're giving away these tickets to one
Speaker 1: of the biggest bands of the world ever. On Fishy
Speaker 1: Celebrities Pizza logan must be question, why did I share
Speaker 1: my wisdom with these clowns? All right? Text them in
Speaker 1: four seven five three one o four three Your Fishy
Speaker 1: Celebrities four seven five three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: Just about a mark. Today's that worked time waste on
Speaker 1: an amazing, very special day today National clam Chowder Day.
Speaker 1: And we've been looking for your fishy celebrities. Now after
Speaker 1: about five minutes after we marked them yesterday on air,
Speaker 1: we had an unhappy customer, right Jim and the guy
Speaker 1: I was reading out his text, he got angry. Then
Speaker 1: we never read his Yeah, he said it literally began
Speaker 1: at this block capitals. That's when it's like they're shouting you, okay, oh,
Speaker 1: come on, guys, read mine out. They are funny. Then
Speaker 1: he went up this ranked over okay, so I had
Speaker 1: a little LOOKI on his phone number. We can do that,
Speaker 1: he and I can see all the other texts. Paul
Speaker 1: in Coo, we roup, I'm talking about you now. I
Speaker 1: went through and I read out to Jack off air
Speaker 1: all your other and fair play. You're trying, You're trying,
Speaker 1: you try and trying, and h I stand by my
Speaker 1: decision not to put any of them on air. They
Speaker 1: weren't funny. However, he's got one now and he's about
Speaker 1: to have his first one ever read out on this.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to tell you which one it is,
Speaker 1: so you mark it fairly, Paul, be careful what you
Speaker 1: wish for all a knife extra bit of excitement though,
Speaker 1: Are we going to get another angry right card? Come
Speaker 1: on guys, Yeah, ready, Paul? All right? Then fishy celebrities
Speaker 1: jacks canna want them now? Eagles tickets up for grabs?
Speaker 1: Will they go to our friend.
Speaker 5: Paul pro pen Wow, great start, God.
Speaker 1: Not porn and cool Ell. Sorry, Il McPherson, my fault. Sorry,
Speaker 1: Chris told uh John West then he means John Cougar, Melancarp.
Speaker 12: Sylvil plus Flash great.
Speaker 1: Name flap flash muscle crow.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good. I was trying to look on for
Speaker 5: Muscle Gold.
Speaker 1: Plus Very Good One and Wayne Tuna Turner Tuna Turner,
Speaker 1: Civil Plus Shell, Gibson Gold Puffer, Daddy Great Gold, Helen Queen,
Speaker 1: the Tefa becomes Queen Lobster.
Speaker 5: Smell something.
Speaker 1: Is that, Paul? To make it fairly like you normally
Speaker 1: would what would you give something like that?
Speaker 5: Queen Queen Lobster. I mean I wouldn't even get it
Speaker 5: if you said it without saying.
Speaker 1: Teefa becomes Queen Lobster.
Speaker 5: I think it's a bronze, but welcome to the game.
Speaker 1: Thin Diesel Gold command in rosebud Uh. I can't stop,
Speaker 1: I can't stop. See he signs off. I want those
Speaker 1: Eagles tickets. Do you know what? Let's end on his one.
Speaker 1: You can have the oh who we rock after all
Speaker 1: the weeks he's been sending some in. Even though that
Speaker 1: Queen Latifa would comes Queen Lobster sucks, you could still
Speaker 1: have the tickets because we love a gamer.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: That's it for us Star. Today's show has been Peter Logan,
Speaker 1: So it feels right that we the title of today's
Speaker 1: show is going to be the Peter Logan Breakfast Show.
Speaker 1: What an amazing man. Then you all feel kind of
Speaker 1: changed in a little bit after what happened this morning.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it worked like his outlook on life
Speaker 5: is invigorated all of us. I think since he said
Speaker 5: what he said ten to nine this morning, I just
Speaker 5: love his attitude and I'm going to carry that with
Speaker 5: me definitely today and hopefully into the future.
Speaker 1: Great. I know, he was a star, and thank you
Speaker 1: very much to Peter Logan for coming in a force
Speaker 1: of nature and talk about people who don't have to
Speaker 1: become We were still about writing your own story, and
Speaker 1: you know what he's going through. Is very humble about
Speaker 1: what he's going through, and he had no choice. That's
Speaker 1: not bravery. It is true bravery to strength with what
Speaker 1: he's coming to terms with. And this the energy and
Speaker 1: the positivity and the love that he just had emanating
Speaker 1: out of him even when he was chatting to us,
Speaker 1: the joy for life just being in here between the
Speaker 1: songs just came off him. So not the last few
Speaker 1: further from Peter Logan on this show, We're definitely carry
Speaker 1: out whatever that thing is that he's got a cycle
Speaker 1: with a parachute up to get into the sky, trying
Speaker 1: to understand is it could someone draw it for us
Speaker 1: archimedies It was Icarus to try and fly up to
Speaker 1: the side that we're making Peter do. So anyway, we'll
Speaker 1: be getting him a lot more on the show. But anyway,
Speaker 1: thank you very much for listening. Thanks to all the messages.
Speaker 1: I make sure that Peter gets all of those Huggies.
Speaker 2: Coming up next, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 2: one oh four point three