Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Hello, this is something new from me from us comes
Speaker 2: out a question that I'm just going to shut this door.
Speaker 2: I've got the dryer on drying my clothes at the moment,
Speaker 2: and my families as well. Well. Yes, yes, questions. That's it.
Speaker 2: People often ask me what happens after the show? This
Speaker 2: is what happens after the show. I've actually recorded what
Speaker 2: happens after the show. You're about to hear a recent
Speaker 2: team meeting. I just recorded it. We're in the studio
Speaker 2: where the post show meeting always happens. This is me
Speaker 2: with producers Caitlin and Rio having one of our chats.
Speaker 2: A couple of things you're going to realize very quickly
Speaker 2: as we peer behind the curtain at the Wizard of Oz.
Speaker 2: Actually I am am I the Wizard of oz Oz. Anyway,
Speaker 2: all ideas are born fully formed, same in radio shows
Speaker 2: and creativity, the same in all of our lives. Nor
Speaker 2: should they their little seeds, their seeds of possibilities, new
Speaker 2: ways of thinking, doing being. So as you listen to
Speaker 2: list maybe think about how you develop your own ideas
Speaker 2: with whatever you want to do in your own life
Speaker 2: as always have a listen. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: being interested in this. If you like it, email me
Speaker 2: and maybe I'll do some more of these. Is Christian
Speaker 2: at christiano'connell dot com dot au. Here is the first
Speaker 2: ever after the show, we're going to take those clothes
Speaker 2: out that dryer.
Speaker 3: Now the Christian O'Connell Show podcast already, Do we want
Speaker 3: to get into some show stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so this is People always want to know
Speaker 2: what happens after the show, and so this is what
Speaker 2: happens after the show, where we will talk about very
Speaker 2: briefly that day show, there's any learnings, what went really well,
Speaker 2: and then we quickly get into the other part of
Speaker 2: the joy of doing what we do is actually turning
Speaker 2: over new ideas and new possibilities and what creativity is
Speaker 2: really about, which is about new possibilities. A lot of
Speaker 2: people think creativity is about knowing what's going to work
Speaker 2: and getting it right. We have to, and it's hard
Speaker 2: sometimes surrender that because there is no guarantee of what
Speaker 2: is going to work, because it's a live show and
Speaker 2: you never know, Like the bin stuff a week ago,
Speaker 2: I've had that idea for a while since I knew
Speaker 2: that Carl and Jackie I were going to be spending
Speaker 2: millions of marketing. We had nothing, but I didn't know
Speaker 2: whether it be just something that we felt passionate about.
Speaker 2: And then we had no marketing. There were no billboards
Speaker 2: connect and then we all now week later, know thousands
Speaker 2: of them. Literally, we can't actually cope with the demand.
Speaker 2: We never would have guessed that. How would you do?
Speaker 2: Don't know what they care about, what triggers them?
Speaker 4: No, every day we do that.
Speaker 5: So even with phoners, and I think we do it
Speaker 5: very differently. I've worked on many shows, and my name's Caitlin.
Speaker 5: I'm a producer of the show.
Speaker 2: I haven't even induced myself. Yeah, how do you feel
Speaker 2: like you need to do that?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 1: I've been here the whole time.
Speaker 4: Your voice is very familiar, though his mine's very late.
Speaker 2: Otherwise you've got bigger problems. Who talk?
Speaker 4: But I've been on a lot of shows.
Speaker 2: Does he won a prize to chat to Caitlin and
Speaker 2: producer Rio? By the way, I'll introduce Rio and my
Speaker 2: sell them because you just were't. My name's Kay, and
Speaker 2: just let us be nameless mumblings.
Speaker 1: It's awkward to introduce yourself, like someone else does it
Speaker 1: there or you Yeah, well this is Christian O'Connell and
Speaker 1: this is.
Speaker 4: Rio the producer, and I'm Caitlyn producer.
Speaker 2: That was so smooth. Yeah, this is what happens after
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 5: So what I was going to say is, I've worked
Speaker 5: on a lot of shows, and I've never worked on
Speaker 5: a show quite like our show.
Speaker 2: We doesn't sound like a compliment.
Speaker 4: No, it's a great compliment.
Speaker 5: I love this show and this is why I've chosen
Speaker 5: what's different about it.
Speaker 2: People will be interesting. Then you're used to what spreadsheets.
Speaker 2: Run sheets that means where everything.
Speaker 3: Is planned and a lot of plan So no, thank you.
Speaker 5: So what we would normally have on any other radio
Speaker 5: show that I've ever worked on is a run sheet,
Speaker 5: and that is an hour by hour breakdown of what
Speaker 5: we're going to do each break in that show.
Speaker 4: So we are prepared.
Speaker 5: We have all of the stuff, We've got all the audio,
Speaker 5: and we know exactly how that break's going to go
Speaker 5: from A to Z. This show, we do not have
Speaker 5: a run sheet, and our kind of like run sheet
Speaker 5: of the show has changed over time to work more
Speaker 5: with what we think allows us to flow through the
Speaker 5: show more and I think, you know, you can really
Speaker 5: hear it coming out the speakers of each day, like
Speaker 5: there's an idea or ideas that we have at the
Speaker 5: moment that I'll talk about with eight to zve schools
Speaker 5: and the letter B. And we were going to do
Speaker 5: that on Tuesday, but we never actually got to them
Speaker 5: because we did other phoners during that day that just
Speaker 5: kind of felt more natural and progressive in that show's
Speaker 5: that day's show, and we just jumped on it because
Speaker 5: we felt the energy behind it.
Speaker 4: And I think the same with binboards.
Speaker 5: We just kind of threw it out there hoping that
Speaker 5: they would join this rebel army that we've created. And
Speaker 5: I was organizing all of the stickers. I printed out
Speaker 5: two hundred thinking maybe, yeah, maybe we'll get that. I
Speaker 5: now have had to organize two or three sticker companies.
Speaker 5: We've got a third one coming up to print them
Speaker 5: out and distribute them because it is impossible for us
Speaker 5: to be able to keep up with the amount of
Speaker 5: people that want and.
Speaker 2: We're talking about thousands. And if you don't know what
Speaker 2: this is, these are beIN stickers that were sending out
Speaker 2: to people that advertise the show that they stick on
Speaker 2: the bin and it's a binboard. That's our marketing at
Speaker 2: the moment. And I don't think with that one. I
Speaker 2: don't think it did get thrown out there because it
Speaker 2: wouldn't have worked. It wasn't thrown out there. If you
Speaker 2: listen back to what we did and what I said,
Speaker 2: it's not thrown out there is because I knew how
Speaker 2: I felt about it. And I think a lot of
Speaker 2: the time is not so much what you're saying. It's
Speaker 2: the same with any anytime you're talking. It's about more
Speaker 2: than what you're saying. It's the emotion underneath it. And
Speaker 2: it came from a real place that we are piss
Speaker 2: stuff about that our printer is being taken away because
Speaker 2: the running costs are too high, and so it comes
Speaker 2: from real place, and then they feel that and they
Speaker 2: get irritated as well, and then they go, I really
Speaker 2: like this show. Screw the other shows, Screw a multimillion
Speaker 2: dollar campaign they want to support. They want. Everyone wants
Speaker 2: to belong to something, and I think any great radio
Speaker 2: show or podcast you want to belong to it. You
Speaker 2: like what they do, hopefully, And so I think we've
Speaker 2: given people a chance to actually genuinely when we say
Speaker 2: join us, they are joining us. There's Almo's that they're
Speaker 2: working for the show. You know if I had a
Speaker 2: shout at that, and they were like, and we don't
Speaker 2: normally say talk about the show. We are doing the show.
Speaker 2: We're in the show with them. We don't normally talk
Speaker 2: about it, like, hey, you know this thing that's happening
Speaker 2: right now us doing this, This has consequences. There's another show,
Speaker 2: there's ratings and stuff like that, and there's revenue, and
Speaker 2: we don't normally talk about that. It's a very unusual
Speaker 2: thing for a radio show to do. And so it's
Speaker 2: been a joy doing it. And last night I went
Speaker 2: out and delivered some of the binstickers myself, which was
Speaker 2: a real blast. I love doing that. It was great fun.
Speaker 2: It was strangely intimate, more than I realized going round
Speaker 2: to their homes, because when you're in your home, you're
Speaker 2: very vulnerable, aren't you. It's in the evening and you
Speaker 2: kind of you're done with the day. You shut that
Speaker 2: door when you come in and you know you don't
Speaker 2: going to go out anymore, and you're like, that's that
Speaker 2: day done? Pants are Yeah, a lot of them were
Speaker 2: they And suddenly there's the guy and I could see
Speaker 2: it was it was it was, it was. It was
Speaker 2: a I always love in the evening when it's already dark.
Speaker 2: I love peering into people's homes. It sounds a bit hard,
Speaker 2: like I'm in the garden. I went walking by casual
Speaker 2: I'm a casual pierer and just seeing a lovely scene.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I was drive around when my daughter when we're
Speaker 2: doing the stickers, there was a scene there was a
Speaker 2: dad with his son on his lap, and it looked
Speaker 2: like he was consoling him. How the boy had a
Speaker 2: tough day at school? Was he being bullied? Was he
Speaker 2: the bully? Join me on my new podcast, Christian Peers
Speaker 2: through Windows. I'd listened to that. I actually would listens
Speaker 2: to start a new movement peerers.
Speaker 4: Hey, they're putting themselves out there.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 5: We've got a very peer through window in the front
Speaker 5: of our house and we always put our blind down
Speaker 5: when we know it's getting dark.
Speaker 3: Enough the people can see peering. Yeah, if you know
Speaker 3: that and you're leaving it open, that's on you.
Speaker 2: Good, good to get that out. But I like I
Speaker 2: like seeing a family scene in there, the TV's on,
Speaker 2: having dinner.
Speaker 3: I like that it's flying the water.
Speaker 2: Christmas movie where he's going looking through the windows. It
Speaker 2: it's a wonderful life. I have not seen that.
Speaker 1: It's a very old movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't matter. It's irrelevant, it's relevant or it isn't.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's whine I always see on the top
Speaker 1: of IMDb lists, and I'm like, I'm never.
Speaker 2: Gonna watch that movie my life because it's black and white.
Speaker 1: It's black and white.
Speaker 2: Then you're racists. You don't like either we like.
Speaker 1: I'm the same with footy players, like if you've done
Speaker 1: something in black and white, I don't recognize it as aggressive.
Speaker 1: Like I see the old footage, I adn't.
Speaker 2: Actually respects it more because it's harder. The ball same
Speaker 2: in soccer sam and footage is heavy. It's actual pick
Speaker 2: kick around. It was like muddier. Does it look muddier
Speaker 2: as well? It's like muddy, yeah, And that most of
Speaker 2: them all had jobs, did no real cardio. If you
Speaker 2: look at like the body fat, it's like fifty to fifty,
Speaker 2: isn't it. They're all like smoking like sixty and drinking heavily. Therefore,
Speaker 2: it's incredible what you did. Point kick that many goals
Speaker 2: and drink like that did hardly any cardio A jog
Speaker 2: around the part to warm up. You're a golden cock.
Speaker 2: I didn't think of it like that. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: let's run this now because there is stuff that we
Speaker 2: do need to talk about. We do, all right, So Caitlin,
Speaker 2: why don't you kick off what's on that list?
Speaker 5: So normally we'll talk about tomorrow's show, So tomorrow show Today,
Speaker 5: dumb pet names number two will pop it on socials.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I love doing that today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I know that that's an easy one, that
Speaker 5: the comments will be really great.
Speaker 1: It's amazing from that going from just asking people for
Speaker 1: silly names. So normally, you know, just we don't need
Speaker 1: heap from them. But today we ended up with that
Speaker 1: unbelievable call about about.
Speaker 2: Marry the Barry Munday who they grew from a little
Speaker 2: Barramundy to being one hundred and twenty centimeters which is massive.
Speaker 2: And then he broke his own tank.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ended up in a spa hands behind.
Speaker 2: Him, and she tried to save his life. She kept
Speaker 2: it going for a couple of days, and then it
Speaker 2: got into this real story where she was in Townsville
Speaker 2: and they lost a leterity and power there with the
Speaker 2: floods a couple years ago, and so they couldn't keep
Speaker 2: him alive. And so there it comes this real sad story.
Speaker 2: But she already tried and and she'd obviously missus Barry
Speaker 2: the Barramundy. But it was the fact that she said,
Speaker 2: but you don't feel sad. He lived his best ever life.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then we found out he used to enjoy eating goldfish.
Speaker 2: We all do that, We all have our shadows. And
Speaker 2: then they tried to get him like some company in
Speaker 2: there and love hole. Barry ate that as well. Barry
Speaker 2: was a lone wolf.
Speaker 4: They loved him.
Speaker 2: You could, I'm not being funny, you could make a
Speaker 2: kid's movie out of that. Well, no, I'm going to
Speaker 2: resign and do that. So I got you in here today.
Speaker 4: Through the shows, like that's it.
Speaker 2: I'm leaving Christian. He's going to try and make that
Speaker 2: bar pouring all his money into it. Everything everything.
Speaker 4: I think you maybe started as a book. Maybe not
Speaker 4: quit your job, just do it as a book.
Speaker 5: On the side, that's it's a movie, okay, yeah, but not.
Speaker 2: Because you know what it is. Barries all of us,
Speaker 2: and he's the best of us. And I'm afraid on
Speaker 2: our worst days. He's the worst of us.
Speaker 1: How much of in between songs and post show is
Speaker 1: just Christian pitching us various different movie plots.
Speaker 2: You really don't get me started on the Brothers don't
Speaker 2: go anymore, because that is I'll take it. That's be honest.
Speaker 2: That's a good that actually is.
Speaker 1: He does actually have one amazing idea.
Speaker 5: I have three okay, other things, other things, so off
Speaker 5: Barry the barrel mundy. We did come up with some
Speaker 5: other phoner ideas around pets. So not your regular pet, Yes,
Speaker 5: I do like it because Barry the barrel money, that's
Speaker 5: very random.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but what does that mean? If I'm listening
Speaker 2: more and thinking, I don't know what not your regular
Speaker 2: pet means, what does it mean? Like it? Well, rest
Speaker 2: always oversized pets big, like like Patty's dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, over sized pets.
Speaker 2: As a way, I think it's over undersized pets. You
Speaker 2: might have it. You can have something called a miniature donkey. Yes,
Speaker 2: they're tiny, tiny.
Speaker 3: Well, the miniature pigs are ones.
Speaker 4: That yeah, yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, underside okay, great, other ideas that came off that
Speaker 5: called at work because during that time she had to
Speaker 5: call her hobby at work to let him know.
Speaker 2: She actually said, barries in a condition. This is a barrel,
Speaker 2: mundy fish. We've all had those calls at work where
Speaker 2: they're calling about an emergency. But if you break it
Speaker 2: down that emergency. I remember, so I said to my wife,
Speaker 2: if you really need me during the day, right in
Speaker 2: the meetings, call twice, okay, otherwise just text and what's over.
Speaker 2: But I remember years ago the kitchen was being renovated
Speaker 2: and she activated the double call protogo and it was
Speaker 2: a big meeting. It was a sales pitch. Was actually
Speaker 2: for something like a couple of million dollars. This business,
Speaker 2: it's very big. I go out there, I say, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: my wife with the men, this is an emergency call.
Speaker 2: That my god, I got to take this out there.
Speaker 2: She goes, oh god, Chris, thank you very much. I'm
Speaker 2: just going to facetimmy right now. I don't know what
Speaker 2: kitchen sink to get. Can you help me choose? And
Speaker 2: I just go, this is not an emergency. Oh that's
Speaker 2: not ghost protocol, No, it really is. No.
Speaker 3: So did you kind of have a conversation about no?
Speaker 2: No, No, I hung up. I hung up.
Speaker 4: I did that to you?
Speaker 2: Don't leave a meeting to go on faceside to pick out.
Speaker 5: You guys giving help my wife.
Speaker 2: Actually I like that. Ask the room, Ask the audience.
Speaker 2: Ask Melbourne, asked Australia. If you are stock on a
Speaker 2: decision between A or B whatever it is, how about
Speaker 2: asking a giant sample size of anonymous people that aren't
Speaker 2: invested in your story to give you an independent call love.
Speaker 2: Have you stuck? Why not? Because we know you know
Speaker 2: you've got hundreds of thousands of listeners in the morning
Speaker 2: we say they don't know whether to do this or
Speaker 2: that whatever it is. Instant advice, decision, got it? Ask Melbourne,
Speaker 2: Ask Australia, Ask the world. What sounds better each Yeah,
Speaker 2: ask the world.
Speaker 3: Ask the world, because we are out and let.
Speaker 2: Me carr have some production, ring ring ring, Hello, who's
Speaker 2: calling the world? Ah? Yes.
Speaker 5: So other things that we have signs are an adult
Speaker 5: which is a feature of the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 1: We have done in a while and last we'd be
Speaker 1: brought it back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had one yesterday. We got some someone got
Speaker 2: delivered and we get this food delivery service where it
Speaker 2: comes every week and it's all the ingredients. Marley Spoon.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, great, yes.
Speaker 2: Right, really good. The food's really good. Nothing, it doesn't
Speaker 2: take more than half an hour. And all the ingredients
Speaker 2: there two onions, whatever you need all that. I ain't
Speaker 2: more than onions. By the way the internet. Then go
Speaker 2: look through people's windows at night.
Speaker 3: What do you sorry, wait, sorry, you eat an onion
Speaker 3: by itself?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, it's a joke. Oh.
Speaker 1: This is also a lot of it is clarifying to Caitlin.
Speaker 2: Stuff gets lost in translation with me, only me anyway.
Speaker 2: Point was this was a good box and I was
Speaker 2: about to break it up using my manly hands that
Speaker 2: God gave to me. And I was breaking up and thought,
Speaker 2: this will come in handy one day. I don't know
Speaker 2: when that day is, but you don't throw away a
Speaker 2: good study. I My wife came back there and she went,
Speaker 2: can you break that down? No, I'm going to put
Speaker 2: in the garage that we don't need your empty boxes
Speaker 2: in there. Right, it's just mess. So it's not mess.
Speaker 2: There's three others in there, of various sizes, good sturdy boxes.
Speaker 2: The one day I'll be grateful I've got a box
Speaker 2: for that. Yes, that's a sign you're an adult when
Speaker 2: you know this is a good sturdy you touch the
Speaker 2: bomb of it, you go, maybe twenty kilos, oh man,
Speaker 2: twenty kilos can sit comfortable in here without yielding.
Speaker 1: When you're judging the structural integrity of a box, you've
Speaker 1: definitely at least it had.
Speaker 2: It wasn't just like tape.
Speaker 3: It had staples and good staples, not like.
Speaker 2: Triple you know, like triple staples like with Lou roll you.
Speaker 2: I won't wipe a bit less than a triple play. Okay,
Speaker 2: my fingers protected.
Speaker 1: Just wipe more gently would be my first bit of
Speaker 1: yeah vigorous.
Speaker 2: Let's say that for a future episode of How Do
Speaker 2: You Wipe?
Speaker 4: I actually don't hate it.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: I want to be asking just how to wipe down
Speaker 2: householes that I would say is too much up in
Speaker 2: their business? Literally.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know what I actually really loved when we
Speaker 5: did What do you Wear to Bed?
Speaker 2: I don't ever remember now?
Speaker 1: I remember that because Jack's mum made him wear matching.
Speaker 2: Fourteen until he was twenty eight. I think that's what
Speaker 2: I used to also play with those wizards, yes, the overlaps. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he had a wizard collection that he would arrange at night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's I believe. Let's move on off signs you're
Speaker 5: an adult. We had another idea during the week, which
Speaker 5: was signs you're still a child and.
Speaker 4: You had an idea around that.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, like Jack loves to eat jelly. I
Speaker 1: love like when I go upstairs, I still like to
Speaker 1: bound up as many stairs as I can, Like I'm trying.
Speaker 2: To stretch out at least three or four.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, as adults, what are still some childish things?
Speaker 5: Semini, Once a month we'll pull our bed from our
Speaker 5: bed frame into the lound room and we'll have a
Speaker 5: night in.
Speaker 3: The lounge room.
Speaker 2: Cute.
Speaker 3: It was my favorite thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, Christian, so much effort, it was. It's so much joy.
Speaker 4: I don't know why. But as a child when you
Speaker 4: asked my mum can you leave and she was.
Speaker 2: Like yes, you were like, I love this, I love
Speaker 2: this idea. This is a great idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, okay, great, We'll add that.
Speaker 2: All right, couple of ideas for me. Then with Jerry
Speaker 2: Seinfeld's movie I'm Frosted out Right, and that is about
Speaker 2: pop tarts and the true story of the race to
Speaker 2: make pop tarts he's obsessed with. Joey's always been obsessed
Speaker 2: with pop tarts since his kid because it was his
Speaker 2: favorite snack. I love talking to you about your favorite
Speaker 2: snacks now, but also as a kid, what were your
Speaker 2: favorite snacks as a kid.
Speaker 1: Oh, there were these things. I'd never had them. In
Speaker 1: England we had yogos or they were like a chocolate
Speaker 1: moose with a giant gorilla as the mascot. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: we very rarely were we allowed to have them, but
Speaker 1: that's what made them even more.
Speaker 2: My one it was a real cheap you still buy
Speaker 2: it now, cheap instant moose. It was called angel Delight,
Speaker 2: angel Light. I even think a is a street name
Speaker 2: for heroin. This was what it was like for me
Speaker 2: as a kid. It would send me do lely Angel
Speaker 2: Delight butter, Scotch flavor powder. You added milk to it,
Speaker 2: whisket it up and it was an instant moose. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, it's so good.
Speaker 4: Can you still get it or not?
Speaker 2: You can in the international?
Speaker 4: Hello, as in you can get it here. I've seen it.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get someone make some for you guys.
Speaker 1: Yes, please please bring it in.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's so.
Speaker 4: Good, good delight.
Speaker 1: Hey.
Speaker 5: Those yogos though good, so good, They were absolutely one
Speaker 5: of my faves.
Speaker 3: The strawberry and the banana though, were my favorites.
Speaker 1: I just went straight chocolate.
Speaker 2: Well you stroke it's still available now.
Speaker 5: No, really, you can only get the because I've tried.
Speaker 5: You can only get the Yogo packs that have.
Speaker 4: The eminem's in them and you fold it over and
Speaker 4: it turns into familiar. Yes, it's the only way you
Speaker 4: can get them. You can't get it.
Speaker 1: You can't just get yoga wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So it's a real shame.
Speaker 2: It is sad when snacks that you grew up with
Speaker 2: you just go away.
Speaker 1: It's a certain part of you.
Speaker 2: It does, isn't it. It's a part of your child.
Speaker 2: It's never coming back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm like.
Speaker 2: This, we should do the snacks thing. Great, and then
Speaker 2: we can also the next day try some of them
Speaker 2: that Liss has mentioned. So if we can get hold
Speaker 2: of so like the Angel Delight and.
Speaker 3: Stuff like that, I'm calling now Perhats. You'll say, Pollywaffle.
Speaker 2: I mean most of her answers are even when we
Speaker 2: talk about how do you wipe. The other thing I
Speaker 2: was thinking is like there was in the UK a
Speaker 2: big newspaper there, The Times, and the best bit that
Speaker 2: was this big newspapers should do at the weekend and
Speaker 2: I miss it. It's called The Sunday Times. It's about
Speaker 2: eight different supplements, sports, supplement, culture and all that. It
Speaker 2: was great. You would spend an hour or two on
Speaker 2: a Sunday reading through it. When I go back to England,
Speaker 2: one of the many things I love to do of
Speaker 2: them seeing family and friends is on a Sunday, I'll
Speaker 2: go and get The Sunday Times. I just, oh my god,
Speaker 2: there's just all the stuff you read. I like reading
Speaker 2: about stuff I know nothing about, or it's just I
Speaker 2: just like reading about different things that are interesting, well written.
Speaker 2: I think that's the thing. Anyway. My favorite feature in
Speaker 2: the magazine still goes to this day was on the
Speaker 2: inside of the back page there'd be a photo of someone.
Speaker 2: So some of them are more well known than others,
Speaker 2: but anyway, someone notable for some reason and it simply
Speaker 2: was a day in their life, right, And I honestly
Speaker 2: I used to love reading it. It's the mundaneity. And
Speaker 2: as you guys know, I'm obsessed with the mundaneity of
Speaker 2: life because Monday means most people say it's a bit Monday.
Speaker 2: It's boring to me. That is our lives. It's all
Speaker 2: about the mundane, and I think actually, if you take time,
Speaker 2: there is actual magic every single day in the mundane.
Speaker 2: And so it literally would be what time you will
Speaker 2: get up, what time would it be during the week,
Speaker 2: what time the weekend? What's your breakfast, what's your lunch?
Speaker 2: Where's your favorite place to go at lunch? It really
Speaker 2: was throughout the day, they'd walk you through it. In
Speaker 2: the evening, oh, a glass of wine? What wine is it?
Speaker 2: What will you watch? What are you watching a moment?
Speaker 2: Prefer to read a book, and it was like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, I used to love reading it a snapshot
Speaker 2: into these different people, and I loved it. I'd love
Speaker 2: to do an audio version of that for our listeners
Speaker 2: and now with phones up data real time. I always
Speaker 2: go here for lunch once a week. It's my favorite place, Schnitz.
Speaker 2: It's here in Ellwood. It's called this. I know the
Speaker 2: guy there, Marco. And then it's like two hours later,
Speaker 2: it's I'm doing this. I've had a call out on
Speaker 2: a plumber. I've been doing this as my dad's business.
Speaker 2: He's not very well. I've taken over. It's called this.
Speaker 2: It's now tee to oh now taking my kids to
Speaker 2: swimming that's what I do with Thursday. So because in
Speaker 2: any day there's so many magical little moments in there,
Speaker 2: and they can record it and then we can edit together,
Speaker 2: and I think it's just a once a week thing. Yes,
Speaker 2: down in life this week is Simon Blackwell, he's fifty two,
Speaker 2: this was his day, Yes, and then we just play
Speaker 2: it out like a two or three minute thing. I
Speaker 2: think we get so much from I'd love to do that.
Speaker 1: Definitely.
Speaker 5: It reminds me of like knocking on, what are you
Speaker 5: doing right now that we're doing the show, and it's
Speaker 5: just peering into that moment or that morning.
Speaker 2: The theme here of period into their hose. But it
Speaker 2: is because two a lot of shows where are literally
Speaker 2: like you're looking at us, you're peering us, we're doing
Speaker 2: the show. And I love it sometimes when you know
Speaker 2: that actually it's a two way thing. We want to
Speaker 2: know what's going on with you and that day in
Speaker 2: the life. That feature even if I don't really know
Speaker 2: the person you were, like, oh, it's a chairman of
Speaker 2: a company or something like that. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: I would get into that. It's that day. I still
Speaker 2: every day now if I'm at the supermarket and I
Speaker 2: see someone else as trolley, I always have a little look
Speaker 2: at what they're getting. You love a peer, you are.
Speaker 2: That job is actually to pay attention. That's what the
Speaker 2: job is every single day is to pay attention and
Speaker 2: people go Where do you get ideas from? It? Literally
Speaker 2: is because most of us sleepwalking during the day. We
Speaker 2: all do that. I do that, but it's actually noticing
Speaker 2: that down. Like a couple of months ago, I just
Speaker 2: saw there was a priest filling up his car at
Speaker 2: the pump, and I don't know what we do with that,
Speaker 2: but I cannot stop thinking about that priest at the pump.
Speaker 2: We all saw it, and we're all like looking at
Speaker 2: each other, and we've all got a shared collected thing, like,
Speaker 2: isn't that priest there just filling up his car? It
Speaker 2: was unusual. I guess, of course, they need to put
Speaker 2: fuel in the car a lot. The rest of us do,
Speaker 2: even friends of God.
Speaker 1: I would actually love a day in the life of
Speaker 1: a priest. Yes, what would he's like, Bricky, what's he
Speaker 1: got for lunch? Did he go for a little jog?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Do they work out? Yeah? Cleanest with the outfit
Speaker 2: because they're they're rarely stained freshed someone who is it?
Speaker 2: Do they have their own religious people that do?
Speaker 1: Ay?
Speaker 2: They have to do it a specialist one. You know. Also,
Speaker 2: it's looks like as somebody who was raised the Catholic
Speaker 2: primary school and we sort of get to church twice
Speaker 2: a week with the community wine. Where do they get
Speaker 2: that wine from? Because it's awful?
Speaker 1: Yes, can't they upgrade?
Speaker 2: They're worrying about not many people come to church if
Speaker 2: they said it's pinos a great it's a great one.
Speaker 2: It's single, Yeah, it's penfold. Everyone's taking a knee to
Speaker 2: the big g.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't say an I'm going to start my own
Speaker 2: religious movement. I am a Christian in name only taking
Speaker 2: me to the g. But this is it's nice. And
Speaker 2: then if you're going to have the body of Christ,
Speaker 2: that the U Christ you know that way fer Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's have a nice oatmeal one or something with some cheese.
Speaker 2: And have you been good that week? Maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit of quints you've been bad this week? You have
Speaker 2: that awful, crappy one. I didn't put the top on
Speaker 2: it all year because that's what sinners get. Where will
Speaker 2: we taking the.
Speaker 4: Now a day in the life, we're talking about let's.
Speaker 2: Let's start that's what's the next steps.
Speaker 4: Then how do we do it?
Speaker 2: I think we just asked people we've got this idea.
Speaker 2: We just want to know waking up to during the day,
Speaker 2: if you be part of it, we just want to
Speaker 2: try it. Can you give us a call? There are
Speaker 2: loads of listen as we know that are good value
Speaker 2: that we can ask. Could you just do us get
Speaker 2: a couple of them to do it. We can then
Speaker 2: have a listen to it, get it editor up, see
Speaker 2: how we feel about it.
Speaker 5: What about if we literally just say at the end
Speaker 5: of the show or during the show at some point,
Speaker 5: we just go today, can you write down what you
Speaker 5: do or record the bits of peace that you do
Speaker 5: to send it to us and then we can find
Speaker 5: the ones through the emails.
Speaker 2: That we all Let's let's do that once tomorrow done.
Speaker 4: Day in the life.
Speaker 5: Also, I thought with your priest at the pump, you
Speaker 5: don't see that every day.
Speaker 4: Is a good time love gat Yeah, you don't see
Speaker 4: that every day.
Speaker 2: I mean sounding it since January. There you go, it's
Speaker 2: made you found where a home for it. You don't
Speaker 2: see that every day?
Speaker 5: Very eusy that every day that's what I'm thinking, like
Speaker 5: you'd say the person.
Speaker 1: I saw a cat in a backpack at Victoria Gardens
Speaker 1: last week like a literal.
Speaker 2: That's cruel? Is it just sad? Yeah?
Speaker 4: It has it, It has it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter the cat doesn't want that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did you have to chat to it?
Speaker 2: No? I just thought it was. I was asking.
Speaker 1: You don't see that every day?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't, you don't, you don't.
Speaker 1: But maybe that's not what we want, you know, we
Speaker 1: don't want sad.
Speaker 2: I saw a guy walk in his cat on a lead.
Speaker 2: You don't see that every day.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna want up you, but I am. I've
Speaker 5: seen a cat ride a skateboard. It's a famous guy
Speaker 5: in our area in Tweed. Everyone knows him and he
Speaker 5: has these cats and every Sunday he'll get him on
Speaker 5: like these skateboards and go up and down the road.
Speaker 2: In the world, I know it should be like a
Speaker 2: copperfield at Vegas.
Speaker 4: Check it out.
Speaker 1: That's another what I wanted to do is who's the
Speaker 1: guy in your town? We had our one back in
Speaker 1: Sydney and Redferne.
Speaker 2: There was the gold Town Heroes.
Speaker 4: Small There's this.
Speaker 5: Really random thing in Weerriby it's just a giraffe made
Speaker 5: out of metal and it pops up in people's front yards.
Speaker 5: I think they'll move it around Wearriby. I have no
Speaker 5: idea what it's about, but I just see it every
Speaker 5: now and then. Once it was in the kindergarten, then
Speaker 5: it was in someone's front yard.
Speaker 3: Fascinating, weird.
Speaker 2: Nothing don't that every day? See that metallic.
Speaker 4: So just for binboards tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Just a side note, we have a HEBA listeners that
Speaker 5: have offered their services and their businesses to be dispatch center. Amazing,
Speaker 5: So we are our sticker company is trying to keep
Speaker 5: up with the amount and distribution. We've got one that's
Speaker 5: going to distribute it straight from theirs. But that's for
Speaker 5: everyone that's entered online, for everyone that hasn't and he's
Speaker 5: just hearing and maybe doesn't have the time to jump
Speaker 5: on or whatever. We're gonna have these dispatch centers around
Speaker 5: Melbourne and tomorrow we're going to send them out to them.
Speaker 4: So we'll get a list for.
Speaker 2: You and you can just use that Rebel bass.
Speaker 4: Rebel bases love.
Speaker 5: What I thought also is because these are popular, just
Speaker 5: in case, we'll give them a QR code to put
Speaker 5: on their business like wherever, and if they run out
Speaker 5: of them, people can just use the.
Speaker 2: Car code very very slip yes, enter and.
Speaker 5: We'll send it out to them for being legends. Other
Speaker 5: than that, Timy for tomorrow our atwork Timeway.
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Speaker 2: We did?
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Speaker 4: Right, that's it at the moment.
Speaker 2: I think that's enough for today. Yeah, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff there. All right, sixty more team, call it
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