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Speaker 3: Three Friday Morning. Christian O'Connell's show on Gold. So weekend plans,
Speaker 3: I've got big plans this weekend. My sister's son has
Speaker 3: been in Australia, traveling around for the last eight months.
Speaker 3: It's only twenty throughout to w Way. He's been farming
Speaker 3: there for six months.
Speaker 4: It's an amazing story.
Speaker 3: Middle of nowhere, I mean like really in the middle
Speaker 3: of nowhere, in an area that I've never even heard of.
Speaker 3: And so he's a farmer, so he loves a farm
Speaker 3: and so he came up with two school boy mates.
Speaker 3: They've been on other farmers as well, two in the
Speaker 3: New South Wales.
Speaker 5: They all then.
Speaker 3: Flew over just before Christmas, two weeks for Christmas and
Speaker 3: they've all just done because they were just working hard.
Speaker 3: They weren't spending money. They bought a car for three
Speaker 3: thousand dollars, drove it from Perth. This isn't gread from
Speaker 3: the UK from Perth to Sydney to try and get
Speaker 3: to Sydney in time for Bondi New Year.
Speaker 5: They made it.
Speaker 3: In fact, my Harvey, my nephew, actually made it onto
Speaker 3: Daily Mail into the newspaper a photo of him doing
Speaker 3: a shoey.
Speaker 4: You must be so proud as a family.
Speaker 3: His mum was back in the UK and the world's
Speaker 3: biggest news site daidly Mail Online.
Speaker 4: He's now a proper Australian.
Speaker 5: So they've been traveling around. They did a buyer and
Speaker 5: then they came down to see us last Week's still
Speaker 5: in the car, the three hundred dollars car. It is
Speaker 5: a heap of a car.
Speaker 3: But they've been driving like a thousand k today, traveling
Speaker 3: on stream and just loving it. So they showed up
Speaker 3: in Melbourne last week, never been here before, so they
Speaker 3: stayed with us for the last couple days. They've been great, great,
Speaker 3: really really good lads, so they stayed with us and
Speaker 3: then they we sent them off to Great Ocean Road.
Speaker 3: Over the last couple of days we've been camping. They've
Speaker 3: been blessed because it has been really good weather this
Speaker 3: week and then today's the big day. I'm taking them
Speaker 3: to the They're really excited about their huge cricket fans.
Speaker 3: It's the one day International at the MCG today. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I'm going with them this afternoon, me and they can.
Speaker 5: They are so soon.
Speaker 4: Taking on, isn't it Tonight's starts this afternoon?
Speaker 3: Yeah, taken on the mate who are on Form West Indies,
Speaker 3: which is incredible over the weekend.
Speaker 5: They are so exciting.
Speaker 3: So I'm taking on the tour because they've been so
Speaker 3: looking forward to seeing the MCG and then.
Speaker 5: To actually go there and it's.
Speaker 3: Going to be great weather this afternoon as well and
Speaker 3: actually see cricket in the MCG.
Speaker 5: They're so excited. I can't wait to show it off.
Speaker 4: And maybe if you get time. There's so many great
Speaker 4: things to say at the MCG, but you could go
Speaker 4: to that little perky Demon's merchandise.
Speaker 5: Come on, I'm sure the des are looking at new
Speaker 5: premises for that amazing megastore they've got there. What has
Speaker 5: everyone got planned this weekend? What are you looking forward to? Jack?
Speaker 4: We're taking Gordy back to swimming lessons start again tomorrow.
Speaker 4: He's no longer a penguin. He is upgraded to a seal.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: I don't know how much more seals get to do
Speaker 4: that the Penguins couldn't do last year. But it's good
Speaker 4: to see him graduate.
Speaker 5: And you both get in the pool with him. All
Speaker 5: you're watching in that hot sideline.
Speaker 4: I get into pool with him, watches from the sideline.
Speaker 5: Well done.
Speaker 3: It's the better being in there actually, because sitting out
Speaker 3: there it's so hot out that's horrible.
Speaker 4: And does he love it the week he's going to
Speaker 4: go nuts.
Speaker 5: Every Saturday morning. That was my thing to look forward to.
Speaker 5: In the girls when they're in there, they used to
Speaker 5: love it.
Speaker 3: They's spend a lot of time just smashing more don't
Speaker 3: just with their hands smashing it down?
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: When we come back from this song, then we get
Speaker 3: into double thumbs Up, which is where we go around
Speaker 3: the team telling you about the things TV shows and
Speaker 3: movies that we've been into this week.
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Speaker 3: This is where I met chat compats share the shows
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Speaker 3: what you're enjoying four seven, five three one oh four
Speaker 3: three Patsy.
Speaker 2: Yes, we went to the premiere of Disney's latest animation
Speaker 2: offering Wish, which is ideal probably for kids five plus.
Speaker 2: But I found that I fell in love with the
Speaker 2: main battye with Magnifico, who was the narcissust sorcerer. And
Speaker 2: I reckon, they have have a look at him. I
Speaker 2: reckon they have copied Kevin from Backstreet Boys.
Speaker 4: Check it out. We're looking at a cartoon magician.
Speaker 5: I know, I know, ladies of your vintagelf, these are
Speaker 5: tough years. There's a lot going on. Got a confusion
Speaker 5: about a lot of confusion, hormones and stuff.
Speaker 3: The menopause is hard, I get it. What is that
Speaker 3: it's a cry for help. No, it's just computering kids here.
Speaker 2: And he's got a goaty. And I found myself when.
Speaker 5: He because you love a guy with a goat I
Speaker 5: just thought.
Speaker 2: When he wasn't he to say? And I thought, when
Speaker 2: it's Magnifico coming back in the.
Speaker 4: Love to see your husband with a goaty, by the way,
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 3: To every beautiful kind of soul patches they called an
Speaker 3: older man.
Speaker 2: He grows a beauty every Christmas holidays, and I actually
Speaker 2: don't like it on him, but I like it on Magnifico.
Speaker 2: This is beautiful.
Speaker 5: It's a story about all he's enjoying the story. You're
Speaker 5: getting your rocks. Okay, nothing wrong about that.
Speaker 4: No, it's a bit weird, but it's a BEAUTI story.
Speaker 2: It's a story about a pre preteen girl, so it
Speaker 2: was perfect for Aunie who's twelve, and she finds her
Speaker 2: in a power and it's about friendship and forgiveness and
Speaker 2: it's great. If you haven't seen it, take the kids
Speaker 2: to see it.
Speaker 3: And if you're of a certain age, you can fantasize over.
Speaker 5: Magnifico.
Speaker 4: Check him out.
Speaker 2: The other thing we've been to is Greece the Musical.
Speaker 2: I really wanted to go to this obviously, it's one
Speaker 2: of my favorite movies, but I've never seen it live
Speaker 2: on stage before. It's at Her Majesty's Theater. I think
Speaker 2: till about April. It's brilliant. This is two hours of
Speaker 2: just electric energy. Patty Newton plays a school principal. She
Speaker 2: is amazing.
Speaker 4: Im and Dad sorry as well, loved it.
Speaker 3: I've got seventy eight year old Auntie coming over and
Speaker 3: the color sen So is like, can you find something there?
Speaker 5: We go, thank you. That's one day.
Speaker 4: What about magnifico?
Speaker 2: Patty's amazing? You know, she's nearly eighty and she's just
Speaker 2: she's incredible.
Speaker 5: So she's Sandy d Okay, No, it's brilliant.
Speaker 2: So all the original songs, they've got a couple of
Speaker 2: new ones in there as well. If you love musicals
Speaker 2: in theater.
Speaker 4: Putting new songs into Grease, yes, what's with the original beloved?
Speaker 2: Plus they've got the originals there plus a few new
Speaker 2: ones which you'll think, oh, I know this story Grease, but.
Speaker 5: No, then you go, no, I don't like this one.
Speaker 5: You don't want new material from Greece.
Speaker 2: It was great. It was great, and it was one
Speaker 2: of those musicals where people sing along to the song.
Speaker 5: It was I wish I wouldn't do that. Let the
Speaker 5: pros do that. I don't want some amateur mechanic behind
Speaker 5: me giving it. You go.
Speaker 4: That's why they put the new songs in so that
Speaker 4: audience can't sing along.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jack, what are you into this week?
Speaker 4: Bank and I went to Warburton last weekend for a
Speaker 4: weekend away without our son, just the two of us.
Speaker 5: Beautiful place just.
Speaker 4: In general, Warburton. Highly recommend it. Loved it up there.
Speaker 4: We went hiked up to this place called La La Falls.
Speaker 5: The falls are great, aren't they beautiful?
Speaker 4: Last time we were there we went to the Redwoods.
Speaker 4: This there's this guy who in the nineteen forties or
Speaker 4: thirties planted a whole lot of Sequoia trees that only
Speaker 4: find in California and they've grown in Warburton. A brilliant place.
Speaker 4: But we went to this Indian restaurant and Banker, I
Speaker 4: love our Indian film called bubba Jee's Kerala.
Speaker 5: Do you recommended Bubbajee's in Saint Kilda, which I still
Speaker 5: go to.
Speaker 4: I think it's a coincidence bubba Jee's right, maybe just
Speaker 4: two different guys called Bubba Gee. I don't know if
Speaker 4: their sister restaurants. But when we walked into this one Vibrian,
Speaker 4: it looks like that all the colors that they have
Speaker 4: at an Indian restaurant, and I thought, okay, this is
Speaker 4: a good thing. Do I notice that the staff were
Speaker 4: very oker Australian, so much so that the waitress who
Speaker 4: sat us down and came back, goes, have you guys
Speaker 4: ordered Jatucky yet It's like, all right, what kind of
Speaker 4: Indian do we in? This is the white stuff? But
Speaker 4: it was delicious. The mood was exceptional. Yeah, we had oh,
Speaker 4: we had this banana leaf what do they call it?
Speaker 4: A banana leaf platter. So I came out with like
Speaker 4: a beef curry that had been in what do you
Speaker 4: call it when you reduce it with so it's not
Speaker 4: so saucy. It came out like a dry beef currage.
Speaker 4: With this banana leaf platters. You've got the rise, You've
Speaker 4: got all the different dips and stuff. Sounds gorgeous. Barba
Speaker 4: Gee's Kerala Kitchen in Warburton and Bianca and I at
Speaker 4: the moment have started watching Boyce Wallow's Universe on Netflix.
Speaker 4: You're joined brilliant, brilliant, good reviews.
Speaker 3: You and christ and were love the book is. The
Speaker 3: book is great. Set in the eighties. It's like suburban Australia.
Speaker 3: The cars and now we're talking about getting a golden
Speaker 3: the cars. There are people all over the world getting
Speaker 3: into his TV show that's filmed in Australia. Trent Dalton,
Speaker 3: who wrote the book, it's set in Brisbane as well
Speaker 3: as an Aussie author.
Speaker 5: It's it's a world class TV.
Speaker 4: Show reading Trent Dolton's new book at the Moment Laula
Speaker 4: in the Mirror, but this one, Boyce Swallow's Universe, is
Speaker 4: his biggest book and they've done it justice in the
Speaker 4: TV show. It's so good so far, we're halfway through.
Speaker 5: Did you feel like obviously, you know, everyone these days
Speaker 5: we raved about American drama shows and British ones as well,
Speaker 5: and sometimes Australia hasn't had too many worldwide hits. There've
Speaker 5: been some really really good stuff missed it in between.
Speaker 3: I think is as good as anything you'll see on
Speaker 3: HBO or anything like that. But I felt, and obviously
Speaker 3: we've only lived there seven years and I've only been
Speaker 3: in Australian in my passport for a year. I actually
Speaker 3: felt proud that this is a world class Oussie drama.
Speaker 3: I didn't grow up here in the eighties, but it
Speaker 3: made me feel nostalgic for what it was like in
Speaker 3: the UK. And it does it beautifully and the young
Speaker 3: leads are amazing in it.
Speaker 4: That's the word I felt. I did feel pride.
Speaker 5: It must be for you because you know that, and it's.
Speaker 4: Very true to Australia, so I'm happy that it's not
Speaker 4: doing well just in Australia that are doing well all
Speaker 4: over the world.
Speaker 3: I cannot recommend it, even I've got a couple of
Speaker 3: things to do. I cannot recommend Boys Swallows you enough
Speaker 3: universe enough to people like you will love it. It will
Speaker 3: give you some a lot of our heart swelling pride
Speaker 3: as well about old school eighties.
Speaker 5: It's all like sun drenched Brisbane in the eighties. And
Speaker 5: that a couple of things that I've enjoyed.
Speaker 3: There's a brilliant thriller at the moment that's only coming
Speaker 3: out once a week on Apple TV starring Peter Capaldi,
Speaker 3: who's a great love Scottish actor. It's called Criminal Minds.
Speaker 3: That is ten out of ten for me, if you're
Speaker 3: looking for a laugh. One of the funniest stand up
Speaker 3: specials I've seen the last ten years Kevin James. I
Speaker 3: no people think Kevin James, the guy does those bad
Speaker 3: Adam Sandler movies as a stand up, is a great
Speaker 3: stand up. Ray Romano still reveals that thinks he's one
Speaker 3: of the best stand ups ever. Me and the family
Speaker 3: have watched it twice in the last week. It's that good.
Speaker 3: Kevin James is on at Amazon Prime, and I know
Speaker 3: the tennis is gone, but there's a great Netflix documentary.
Speaker 3: Breakpoint is I love sports documentaries. It's very, very, very good.
Speaker 3: And I got the family Christmas present right for all
Speaker 3: of us. I've got this thing where everyone buys diaries
Speaker 3: and journals, but it's very hard to commit to it
Speaker 3: because you're that every day you're tired, you forget. So
Speaker 3: I bought everyone, all of us, and I've been doing
Speaker 3: it where it's one line a day, no more. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and it's a five year diary because obviously my daughter's
Speaker 3: at seventeen and nineteen, in the next five years of
Speaker 3: their life, I want them to document it. I wish
Speaker 3: i'd done that, just one line a day. So I've
Speaker 3: been doing it since the start in January. And I've
Speaker 3: got you guys one of these books as well.
Speaker 4: What come to is I've started doing this. I started
Speaker 4: January first.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, so I've got you these as well. So
Speaker 5: passially this is just one line a day because over
Speaker 5: the next five years, so much of your life. I know,
Speaker 5: we got to do all of his space in that
Speaker 5: I'm obviously struggling a lot because I have very large
Speaker 5: handwriting to I've had to buy a deliberately fine point
Speaker 5: pen to try and cramm in one light up.
Speaker 4: You feel differently about the day because you first you
Speaker 4: get through it and you're like, I didn't do anything
Speaker 4: interesting today. It makes you think about the small things.
Speaker 5: I think, Yeah, yeah, So like tonight I've been going
Speaker 5: brought on you Ben that I really like, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm really I'm looking forward to feeling that amazing entry
Speaker 5: in that five years from now i'll look back on
Speaker 5: So yeah, you can buy these anywhere.
Speaker 3: There are one line a day and it's a five
Speaker 3: year version. What a great way to just document your
Speaker 3: lives to change given to your kids as well.
Speaker 5: Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three Christian Connells Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Done now for Knockoff Friday.
Speaker 3: The best question of the week is when people ask you
Speaker 3: what time are you knocking off today? And then what
Speaker 3: is the highlight of your weekend? Share it with us
Speaker 3: nine four one four one oh four three? What time
Speaker 3: are you knocking off today? And then what is the
Speaker 3: high light for you this weekend? After going to the
Speaker 3: cricket this afternoon, my wife and my eldest daughter off
Speaker 3: to Yarra Glen this weekend. And you know you were
Speaker 3: in Warburton last weekend. Right, we are going to head
Speaker 3: over that way tomorrow. Apparently there's a thing you can
Speaker 3: do do you don't think about this?
Speaker 5: My wife tom this. I don't know whether she's just
Speaker 5: made it up.
Speaker 3: Where they drop you in the river, they drive you
Speaker 3: up quite high and.
Speaker 5: You can ride through the river on rubber rings.
Speaker 4: Oh no, but you know what I did see some
Speaker 4: local kids carrying their own rings right up the road.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, we want to do this tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I know it? Is it your age group typing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, sometimes it feels like we're getting some agism here.
Speaker 5: What is the right age? You know?
Speaker 3: Instead of like it isn't that when you gotta be
Speaker 3: this tool to be like you've got to be under
Speaker 3: this eight.
Speaker 4: Well, the guys I saw carrying the rings, they would
Speaker 4: have been teenagers.
Speaker 5: Probably for their dads. Where they're carrying up there or
Speaker 5: something like that.
Speaker 3: My nineteen year old daughter Ruby, i'll pick you up later.
Speaker 2: You w'd be fine. It's not exactly rapids there is it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you're just you know.
Speaker 5: I don't end up in your news. But they're still looking.
Speaker 5: They're still looking for me Monday.
Speaker 4: More clibes out of branches and that sort of thing.
Speaker 5: If anyone's got any more details about this, please let
Speaker 5: me know, because I tried googling yesterday and it wasn't
Speaker 5: a lot of information when there's information about everything on
Speaker 5: Google apart from the organized rubber ring tour.
Speaker 4: When we were walking along the Yarra up at Warburton,
Speaker 4: the anchor asked me, could we, in theory get in
Speaker 4: the boat and come all the way into the city,
Speaker 4: And I actually didn't know. Can you other stretches where
Speaker 4: you can't get through or you easily get.
Speaker 5: In a boat. Take somebody to do that as well.
Speaker 4: Has somebody tried it? I would love to know if
Speaker 4: you can come all the.
Speaker 5: Way, just drive your boat from there all the way in?
Speaker 3: What's to stop somebody ning for one four one oh
Speaker 3: four three Patsy By the way, we'll get to this
Speaker 3: during the next half an hour.
Speaker 5: Yesterday on the show we announced it. We're giving Patsy
Speaker 5: some money to buy her and Chris, her husband, dinner,
Speaker 5: and what we want them to do is have some
Speaker 5: drinks on us and food on us. And come up
Speaker 5: with five ideas. Just brainstoring possible ideas, not not have
Speaker 5: to do ideas, but just general ideas for the show.
Speaker 5: How did you get on?
Speaker 2: We had a great night and I think you'll find
Speaker 2: the ideas absolutely acra winning.
Speaker 5: Might I add you've had to listen back to you
Speaker 5: this morning.
Speaker 2: No, don't need to.
Speaker 4: We someone's already knocked off.
Speaker 3: Nor well we the boss said, okay, yeah, she can
Speaker 3: have one hundred dollars. That the bill you came to
Speaker 3: with two of you in a Mexican two hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: Ye, don't worry.
Speaker 3: So you charge two hundred dollars is a lot of
Speaker 3: money a Mexican mainly.
Speaker 4: A beef taco seventy.
Speaker 2: I'll come off it, Jack main meals with thirty bucks.
Speaker 5: Get out of the tray a Mexican? What is that?
Speaker 5: Natchos bucks jacket? Are you still doing the tea steaming?
Speaker 5: You do pairings? Wish tequila to have?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry, the Queen of wear a bit when
Speaker 2: she goes out. She will have what she wants.
Speaker 5: Whither A lot of that was made up with both
Speaker 5: I've seen it. I've seen it. Did you have four margaritas? Yes?
Speaker 5: You go down the storm.
Speaker 3: The next twenty minutes, we'll go through the ideas. All right,
Speaker 3: lines over now, then what like Patsy, if did you
Speaker 3: knock off last night?
Speaker 5: I have to drink number two three.
Speaker 2: We do this every Thursday night.
Speaker 5: We're not going to back up the company. That's a
Speaker 5: great idea. I'm sure you did. All right? So one
Speaker 5: time you knocking off the day? And what is the
Speaker 5: highlight for you this weekend?
Speaker 3: And two of the questions can you drive your boat
Speaker 3: from out and Warburton all the way into here? And
Speaker 3: does anyone know about the rubbering doors?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're doing knock On, knock Off Friday. What time do
Speaker 3: you knock off today? And want us a highlight for
Speaker 3: you this weekend? What are you looking for or to.
Speaker 5: Share with us?
Speaker 3: On nine four one four one O four three we
Speaker 3: have in ten minutes time, some brilliant new music from
Speaker 3: Billy Joel.
Speaker 5: A new music from Billy Joel.
Speaker 3: His voice sounds brilliant, it's a great it's a new song,
Speaker 3: but it sounds like vintage Billy.
Speaker 5: Oh you would have thought it's on the seventies.
Speaker 3: So we've got that coming up in about eight minutes
Speaker 3: time after Patsy's news.
Speaker 5: All right, let's go to Cam now, Good morning, Cam morning,
Speaker 5: Tell here you good, I'm good.
Speaker 6: Ki.
Speaker 5: So you live about Yarra Valley Way or you.
Speaker 7: Can talk about the rubber rings Jara Junction born they
Speaker 7: had lived there only lost and we're right on the
Speaker 7: Yarra River as well.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful out there, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, We're off to Yarra Glen later on today and
Speaker 3: at the what's that big pub in hotels at the
Speaker 3: Grand Hotel?
Speaker 5: Do that great pup grub there with there.
Speaker 7: Tonight the pubs in Hills or Jared Glenn hit the
Speaker 7: Grand right on the main street.
Speaker 5: Yep, that's it. Now listen, what can you tell them
Speaker 5: about these the rubber rings? Can you hire them and
Speaker 5: float through Warburton.
Speaker 7: I'm not so sure about high and rubber rings, but
Speaker 7: I know you can flight from Warburton all the way
Speaker 7: to the city if you're cain enough, can you really?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 7: When I was in Scaps, which was a long time ago,
Speaker 7: I'm your age, Chris and uh well, over several weekends
Speaker 7: from Warburton all the way into the city for the
Speaker 7: day at a time, you'd work out where you where
Speaker 7: you finished each day, and then you're back in there
Speaker 7: next time.
Speaker 4: Interesting way to do, like, yeah, marathon row, isn't it stop?
Speaker 6: Have a look at the map.
Speaker 7: It does not go on a straight line.
Speaker 5: In the Ara River.
Speaker 7: The spots where you can canoe for an hour and
Speaker 7: you're only sort of tend from where you were.
Speaker 5: There are no straight rivers. There are no straight So
Speaker 5: how long? Cam?
Speaker 6: All up?
Speaker 5: Easy? Sorry? That's emotional.
Speaker 4: From Warburton to I'm.
Speaker 7: Pretty sure it took us about six days.
Speaker 5: It stereo. One was in left, one was in right.
Speaker 5: Lovely Cam, have a lovely weekend. Thank you very much
Speaker 5: you Chris, Linda, Good morning, Linda, Good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: Hell are you I'm going?
Speaker 5: Are we talking to a Disney princess?
Speaker 6: Is this?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 8: I wish I was, and I wish I could sing
Speaker 8: like her? But no, definitely not. I'm probably more of
Speaker 8: an ursular.
Speaker 3: Ooh no no, no no, no, I hear an ariel.
Speaker 5: I know an area, want to hear one? So you
Speaker 5: are from the Disney cruise.
Speaker 8: Oh look, I'm super stoked. I booked this over twelve
Speaker 8: months ago. My kids are really big, so I've abducted
Speaker 8: as someone else's child and her mom of course, And
Speaker 8: we only surprised her about three or four days ago
Speaker 8: to let her know. Their name's Ella, and we're taking
Speaker 8: her on the Disney Wonder today at one o'clock. So
Speaker 8: I'm so excited.
Speaker 5: I bet you can't wait.
Speaker 8: No, I can't. So it's a four day cruise. It
Speaker 8: goes down to Eden and back again. But all the
Speaker 8: ship is all seen Disney and I'm.
Speaker 5: Sure and you're all in rubber egs. You end up
Speaker 5: at orbiton.
Speaker 6: I love it. Well.
Speaker 8: There is a big water slide and I've been told
Speaker 8: that on Auntie Linda's going on that water slide.
Speaker 5: It's a big moment of the trip. Says, come on,
Speaker 5: and so tell us about the people that you surprised
Speaker 5: four days ago. I wasn't quite clear about that. Do
Speaker 5: you know these people?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yes, she's a friend of mine and her daughter's seven.
Speaker 8: Her name's Ella. No, we didn't tell her because I
Speaker 8: booked it a year ago. So four days ago I
Speaker 8: went and said to her. We put it up on
Speaker 8: the TV, a YouTube video of it, and she's looking
Speaker 8: at it and I said to her, how would you
Speaker 8: like to go on this and she looked at me.
Speaker 8: She just didn't get it, and I said, what do
Speaker 8: you think you would need to go on this boat?
Speaker 8: He looked at me and she said a ticket. And
Speaker 8: I said, well, here you go, here's your ticket.
Speaker 5: What a lovely things, what a lovely way to find out.
Speaker 5: I bet she lost her mind, didn't she.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, she's been packing for four days in her
Speaker 8: little case. And I gave her a little Disney bag
Speaker 8: with mini mouse on it.
Speaker 6: So, yeah, we're off.
Speaker 4: Why did you wait till the kid's a bit off
Speaker 4: for like eight weeks straight? Why do you wait till
Speaker 4: they go back to school?
Speaker 5: Don't take that homework with your kids? Well, that's just
Speaker 5: the way the cookie, just the way the Disney cookie
Speaker 5: Crumblesn't they hate kids?
Speaker 4: When you've got the magic of Disney.
Speaker 3: It says to me that the Disney princesses have met
Speaker 3: your kids, and they're like, when will they not be around?
Speaker 5: That's when we're putting up the boat.
Speaker 2: She's a perfect age though. At seven, she'll just you
Speaker 2: she'll remember that for a lifetime.
Speaker 8: Yes, well, this is the first time the Disney boats
Speaker 8: have they come to.
Speaker 3: A bloody Amsterdam, and I saw, wow.
Speaker 5: That is the way the old cookie crumbles. They were
Speaker 5: a bit slow and sluggish out there on the old
Speaker 5: hash cakes.
Speaker 9: Wow, that's why goofy.
Speaker 4: I suppose.
Speaker 3: Okay, Linda, you gotta next week to let us know
Speaker 3: how it was.
Speaker 8: I will I'll send you an I.
Speaker 5: Hope you would have a grand time. Lovely talk to
Speaker 5: you as well. Enjoy your four day cruise.
Speaker 9: Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Christian Well, cal.
Speaker 1: A Broger, you're listening to the question know Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Just give me your heads up about something we're doing
Speaker 3: very special with you on Tuesday show next Tuesday for
Speaker 3: Councer Counsel Victoria, which is something we do a lot
Speaker 3: of work for and support the great work that they do.
Speaker 3: They're asking you this Tuesday and this year to double
Speaker 3: down on hope this cancer Research Giving Day on February sixth,
Speaker 3: and every dollar you donate this is incredible. Every dollar
Speaker 3: you donate to Cancer Council Victoria will be double. So
Speaker 3: on the show we're doing cash for songs.
Speaker 5: So normally we take your request on a Friday and
Speaker 5: we'll be doing that in the next hour or so
Speaker 5: on the Naked Hour. But on Tuesday Show we will
Speaker 5: play your songs, but you just have to pledge, and
Speaker 5: that pledge really, however money you want to pledge, Councer
Speaker 5: Counsel of Victoria will meet your pledges for Cancer Counsel Victoria.
Speaker 5: So we'll be doing that Tuesday. Now. We will play
Speaker 5: songs just because you.
Speaker 3: Want to hear a song that you want to raise
Speaker 3: money for good cause, or if you've been through cancer,
Speaker 3: or someone in your family has or a friend and
Speaker 3: you want to play a song that it reminds you
Speaker 3: that means something to them, or you were happy to
Speaker 3: do that as well. Patsy on the show has been
Speaker 3: through our own cancer journey. So is there a song
Speaker 3: pats Scene you could tell us why it means something
Speaker 3: for you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think Katie Perry raw. And the reason why
Speaker 2: it is is because you know, often when so I
Speaker 2: was diagnosed with kidney cancer nine years ago, and often
Speaker 2: when it's happening to you, the focus is, naturally, I guess,
Speaker 2: on the person going through it. But really my biggest
Speaker 2: support in my husband Chris. A lot of the focus
Speaker 2: was of him and on and on me, and I
Speaker 2: think coming it's taken nearly ten years for me to think,
Speaker 2: you know, it is time to shine the spotlight on
Speaker 2: him and for the amazing strength that he's always provided me,
Speaker 2: but especially in this he was my voice, my voice
Speaker 2: of reason, and I was so spun out by the
Speaker 2: whole diagnosis. And Audrey was three, we had a toddler
Speaker 2: at home, and until we sort of knew exactly where
Speaker 2: I was with it after scams, you know, just how
Speaker 2: extensive it was and what our options were. You know,
Speaker 2: I was just catastrophizing everything, and he was it was
Speaker 2: my voice of reason and my rock. And he sat
Speaker 2: me down and he would quite quite often say, hey,
Speaker 2: this is what we're looking at. Let's look at the facts.
Speaker 2: Let's not think about the what ifs and what's going
Speaker 2: to happen. So he grounded me and he was the
Speaker 2: one that helped me through. And you know, we were
Speaker 2: just talking the other week and it just made me
Speaker 2: stop and think. He never has told me just how
Speaker 2: dire he was feeling, because he didn't want to upset me,
Speaker 2: even after all these years and it's taken nine years.
Speaker 2: And he was sitting there, were talking and he said,
Speaker 2: you know, you don't understand. When I was waiting the
Speaker 2: day on the Tuesday you went in to have your
Speaker 2: Kidney removed. I was waiting for the urologist to call
Speaker 2: to say that you know you'd pulled through, and that
Speaker 2: you know you were going to ICU, and this is
Speaker 2: what this is what it is, he said. I was
Speaker 2: sitting here looking at Audrey playing and flicking through a
Speaker 2: Wiggles books and thinking this better be okay because I don't.
Speaker 2: I can't be both mother and father and you think
Speaker 2: that silently in your head, but when he actually said
Speaker 2: it out aloud, it really it was like a mack
Speaker 2: truck in my chest. I thought, my god, of course
Speaker 2: you did. Like all the focus was on me in
Speaker 2: hospital and coming through it, but you you were the one.
Speaker 2: I actually think I was luckier in that it was
Speaker 2: happening to me, because I couldn't have stood it happening
Speaker 2: to Chris Auto Audrey. I actually would not have coped.
Speaker 2: I hoped far better with it being me, so, you know,
Speaker 2: him doing that and helping pull me through and me
Speaker 2: being able to go back to radio and do what
Speaker 2: I love the most and get my raw back, and
Speaker 2: he's so much a part of that. And we've been
Speaker 2: together for so long. We're coming up to twenty five
Speaker 2: years married next month, and yeah, he did. He helped
Speaker 2: me get my raw back. He's my rock. He's always
Speaker 2: been my rock, but especially at that time.
Speaker 5: Oh as were beautifully sad.
Speaker 1: Patsy was the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Patsy it was beautify said and I know there's been
Speaker 3: a lot of people listening right now who've been through
Speaker 3: their cancer journeys, and I'm sure they're thinking of the
Speaker 3: people that help them as well, either at the hospitals
Speaker 3: and the units, or in their family and their friends.
Speaker 3: And he said that Chris helps you get your raw back.
Speaker 3: But there's something undeniable and shake about you, Patsy. I
Speaker 3: don't think you ever probably did fully lose that that raw.
Speaker 3: But he spoke so well then, so this is what
Speaker 3: we want to hear from you on Tuesday show. So
Speaker 3: if you just tuned in, reason why playing that songs
Speaker 3: it's a song that Patsy wanted to play for her husband, Chris,
Speaker 3: who was her rock and helps her get a raw
Speaker 3: back when she was going through her cancer journey nine
Speaker 3: years ago. So on Tuesday Show for Cancer Council, Victoria
Speaker 3: double down on Hope Council Research Giving Day on Tuesday,
Speaker 3: every dollar you donate Cancer Council Victoria are going to
Speaker 3: double it. What we're doing on the show show on
Speaker 3: the show then is doing cash for songs. So if
Speaker 3: you want a song, us to play your song and
Speaker 3: you just want to raise money for a really important
Speaker 3: and vital cause, that is awesome. Might be just a
Speaker 3: song you want to hear Tuesday and you just want
Speaker 3: to give some money to a great cause.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for that.
Speaker 3: And if you have got a story like Patsy, email
Speaker 3: it today or if you want to take your time
Speaker 3: with it, might somebody that's still raw for you do
Speaker 3: it over the weekend.
Speaker 5: Tell them what the song is and why you want
Speaker 5: to Thank somebody. Email me over the weekend. Christian at Christian.
Speaker 3: O'Connell dot com dot au, thank you very much for
Speaker 3: doing that Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian O'Connell Show podcast, What.
Speaker 5: A rational thing that makes no sense now? Scared you
Speaker 5: as a kid.
Speaker 3: When I was growing up, my mum used to play
Speaker 3: a lot of music and we dance together around the
Speaker 3: front room. And she loved Springsteen, she loved Bob Sieger,
Speaker 3: and she also loves Simon and Delphunkle. And I still
Speaker 3: like someone a Goldfunkirl However, she had this album and
Speaker 3: there was I think it was Bridge over Troubled Water,
Speaker 3: and on the front of that album cover they were
Speaker 3: like together and Art Garfuncle's hair.
Speaker 5: For me as a fight fright, there was this kid.
Speaker 3: God, it's like a clown humanoid, and I would have
Speaker 3: to turn the album.
Speaker 5: Cover and face the wall because I was that even
Speaker 5: if I see it now, I mean, I'm rubbing my
Speaker 5: stomach now, you either when you're nervous. Even now, if
Speaker 5: I saw that, I would cower on a corner. And
Speaker 5: it's got some sort of power over that. Man, I
Speaker 5: was setting yourself. I was off of the chants to
Speaker 5: interview arcgarfun Cool and I turned it down so I
Speaker 5: can't see I'd be sick unless.
Speaker 3: So as a five year old, it made no sense.
Speaker 3: I love the music, but aren't gone Fune called, in
Speaker 3: particular his hair. See this is fine, I see a
Speaker 3: picture of hair, Jackie boy, what.
Speaker 5: A rational thing scared you as a kid?
Speaker 4: I asked my mom last night because I couldn't think
Speaker 4: of anything, and then she goes, well, don't you remember
Speaker 4: you were scared up until age ten of real life movies,
Speaker 4: which was just any movie, no mater how safe it was,
Speaker 4: or even if it's a kids movie that contained actors.
Speaker 4: I would only watch animated films, so much so that
Speaker 4: we went to see Ninja Turtles once and us to
Speaker 4: go home halfway through.
Speaker 5: This is a little bit too close to home.
Speaker 4: Animated. Yes, there was a real life.
Speaker 5: It was in a half shelf and again up until
Speaker 5: the age of.
Speaker 4: Ten, Yes, I thought this is sorry. I was the
Speaker 4: understanding ten ten.
Speaker 5: Of course you're ten, you know, get ready of a
Speaker 5: big school and those ninjas sleepless night. What were you
Speaker 5: scared of?
Speaker 4: I love dogs, but I love the tops of dogs.
Speaker 4: I hate and terrified of the underbelly.
Speaker 5: Pink bit yeah, yeah, what is that?
Speaker 10: And people love to scratch the bit they like to
Speaker 10: get is like a pig belly, yes, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 10: and it's got the little teeth.
Speaker 5: They've got there. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: The best thing is you scratch that bit of their
Speaker 4: belly and their leg kicks a little bit.
Speaker 5: Yes, what is that? It's like a little factory.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're asking you now, then, what irrational thing scared you
Speaker 3: as a kid nine four one four one o four
Speaker 3: five Christian? For me, the irrational thing that terrified me
Speaker 3: was raw chicken. I hated it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because the rest of the us are all licking in,
Speaker 5: he says a obstacle. I don't like raw chicken.
Speaker 3: Now gives him the technical term is heb gbis. I
Speaker 3: can't stand touching it. I like burn my fingers afterwards.
Speaker 4: I think that is native to every person, just because
Speaker 4: it will kill us if we eat it.
Speaker 5: I think that's a very rational logical fit to have
Speaker 5: of raw chicken, because it's very dangerous to you.
Speaker 3: Treat it right, all right, you irrational fairs as a
Speaker 3: kid Christian. For me, this is Joe Jim Carey and
Speaker 3: the cable guy.
Speaker 4: Oh maybe I shouldn't have comeing off.
Speaker 3: He witted me out so much I can eat finish
Speaker 3: watching the movie Steve Christian. My wife has a phobia
Speaker 3: of broccoli since childhood, once dreamed about a man made
Speaker 3: of roccoy.
Speaker 4: That is scary.
Speaker 5: She can't go to the vegetable station of the super
Speaker 5: market bless her company.
Speaker 3: Hey, I thought this was a safe space. Heroes with
Speaker 3: a harsh shell over there, Sue Christian. My sunny so
Speaker 3: crime free count When the Iron g Ads featuring Billy
Speaker 3: Connolly came on the TV.
Speaker 1: One day, you're going to look in the mirror. Who's that?
Speaker 5: That's not me? I'm not ready yet. For the beer,
Speaker 5: you can get freaked out by the great Billy Connoy.
Speaker 5: For Karen yellow sponges with green scratchy bits on top.
Speaker 5: They make my teeth itch. And then Rich Rich Ames
Speaker 5: has an irrational fear of Danny Minogue. I don't know
Speaker 5: why I never met her. I bet she's lovely, but
Speaker 5: I'm slightly on edge when she appears on TV or radio.
Speaker 5: Please warn me if you ever going to play.
Speaker 3: It, there will never be a day we need to
Speaker 3: play Danny Minoue.
Speaker 5: Rachel Now, Hello Rachel, Hi guys, how are you well? Rachel?
Speaker 5: Thanks you calling the show. So let's go back to
Speaker 5: your childhood. Rachel. What's irrational things scared you as a kid?
Speaker 8: The escalators at the supermarket. I'm petrified of getting sucked
Speaker 8: up into the grill at the end.
Speaker 11: My mum used to threaten me as a kid, make
Speaker 11: sure you stay on it between the lines and make
Speaker 11: sure you jump, because.
Speaker 8: They'll suck you with and kids get killed that way.
Speaker 5: So this is where it came from. Now, wonder you're
Speaker 5: friend of them? Still?
Speaker 9: To this day, I still make sure I jump when
Speaker 9: I exit the escalator and make sure I don't get sick.
Speaker 3: I'm still very respectful and cautious when I enter an escalator.
Speaker 4: No, I am my mom My. Mum's thing was. It
Speaker 4: starts with the shoelace as if it was going to
Speaker 4: grab your shoelace and you'll pull the rest of you in.
Speaker 3: It'll be flung around for decades screaming, like extra scene
Speaker 3: from the Charlie and Chocolate Factory.
Speaker 5: I get that one, Rachel, I get it, Rachel. Thank
Speaker 5: you very much. You cool. Have a lovely weekend, you two.
Speaker 9: Thanks guys.
Speaker 1: Bye, Marie Gay here you go.
Speaker 5: I'm good, Marie. And what scared you as a kid?
Speaker 9: As a kid, I was scared of something lessons. There
Speaker 9: was a light in the pool that I was convinced
Speaker 9: was going to cut me to pieces.
Speaker 5: Well with some kind of laser or something.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, cut you to pieces?
Speaker 5: This is what is with these powerful imaginations. Didn't we
Speaker 5: was going to cut you into pieces?
Speaker 9: I think it stemmed from watching an episode of Doctor
Speaker 9: Who or something as a kid.
Speaker 4: So did you never go can you not swim?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 9: I'm like I've done with bronze medallion and everything. Now
Speaker 9: at the time, my parents had to move pools because
Speaker 9: I wouldn't get back in the pool.
Speaker 3: Bless you Marie with the bronze medallium. And the man
Speaker 3: was going, actually, I got bronze.
Speaker 9: You need one life saving qualification.
Speaker 3: See is that the woman that used to chuck the
Speaker 3: old rubber brick in the pool and you still have
Speaker 3: to wear your pajamas and go and rescue the brick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I did that. I've got my bronze then as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just in case you were ever a minute, there's
Speaker 3: a brick drowning there.
Speaker 5: I'm coming in. Break happens on his way.
Speaker 3: Thank god, my trusty pajamas on. I be a superhero,
Speaker 3: the one Marvel need pajama man.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Day five. At the end of week one on winner Billboard, we.
Speaker 3: Give you access within minutes, you can have whatever message
Speaker 3: you want on billboards all over Melbourne at the same
Speaker 3: time and today he called the show and your message
Speaker 3: could be up all over the weekend as well.
Speaker 5: So that's coming up in ten minutes time.
Speaker 3: But before that, also after eight o'clock you're picking all
Speaker 3: the music.
Speaker 5: The Naked Hour is here.
Speaker 4: Oh Christian, We've got no songs for the whole hour
Speaker 4: on nig Nick Nick nag Naked Hour, Naked Hour, Oh
Speaker 4: Nick egg.
Speaker 5: Leggd Hour, Niggd.
Speaker 3: Hour, Last Hour the Show. Every Friday we turn into
Speaker 3: one big giant jew box.
Speaker 5: We give you the theme.
Speaker 3: You pick all the songs on nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three. This week the theme is songs
Speaker 3: We're talking bits in them. I was thinking about this
Speaker 3: when I was listening to E Alone Mister Bluesky the
Speaker 3: beginning Patsy, What song do we have to play?
Speaker 2: Yes, China Girl by David Bowie.
Speaker 5: This is when we whispers shut your mouths aggressive juice,
Speaker 5: shut your Moudabi. Bowie has got form in this. There's
Speaker 5: also a bit right at the beginning of Modern Love
Speaker 5: when he talks about his sort of some sort sort
Speaker 5: of philosophical mumblings about how we know it's when to
Speaker 5: go when to go out. I know when to go out, lovely.
Speaker 1: I went to stay in, get singles done.
Speaker 4: I've got my bro's medallion.
Speaker 3: I love I love this song right, and I love
Speaker 3: how it's like it's just an amazing guitaring show and
Speaker 3: then the lines are quite hum drum.
Speaker 5: Really. I know when to go out. I know when
Speaker 5: to stay in get things done. It's like the dunest
Speaker 5: start to a song. I know when to go out. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I went to stay in, get sings done? Yeah? What
Speaker 5: you going to day?
Speaker 4: You guys are out of the past lawn tongue?
Speaker 5: All right, jackie boy? What's the song where they're.
Speaker 4: Talking but then like you're talking in Blue's Park Life.
Speaker 5: Yes, great song as well. Confidence is a preference to
Speaker 5: the eventual boy of what is known there.
Speaker 8: A morning suit can be avoided if you take you
Speaker 8: look straight through what.
Speaker 5: Is known as great brand blur.
Speaker 4: This is a great I had no idea that that's
Speaker 4: not one of the members of the band doing the
Speaker 4: talkie part. That's an English actor.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Phil Daniels.
Speaker 3: They've been working on the song Prages and they were
Speaker 3: fed up with it and they were in the pub
Speaker 3: one day and he walked in and he's been in
Speaker 3: loads of like old movies and stuff like that. They
Speaker 3: got talking to him and they had a few beers
Speaker 3: and they said, we're just border his track. You're factually
Speaker 3: coming down just mucking around on it, and so he
Speaker 3: started talking on it and that literally there came out
Speaker 3: of it, literally by accident. They were done with the song.
Speaker 4: It's like finding out for an Australian. But like David
Speaker 4: Wenham did a verse on sever chairs album.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 5: More than Lisa. Good morning, Lisa. What can we play?
Speaker 5: What's good? A great talkie bit, in't it?
Speaker 9: Meat loaf?
Speaker 8: You took the words right out of my mouth.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's it's like a play at the start, isn't it?
Speaker 4: On a hot summer name?
Speaker 1: Would you offer your throat to the wolf with the
Speaker 1: red roses?
Speaker 2: Will he offer me his mouth?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: I don't know what's creepy of a David Bowie wait.
Speaker 3: On that one, Lisa. That's a great and it's a
Speaker 3: brilliant song as well. Great suggestion. Thank you very much, Steven.
Speaker 5: Good morning morning you're all doing this morning? Good Steve.
Speaker 5: I've had a good week. And what songs you play
Speaker 5: with a talking bit?
Speaker 7: Boys to the men end of the road?
Speaker 5: Why not? I'm here for you all those times and
Speaker 5: that what you just heard me.
Speaker 1: It just ran.
Speaker 5: It's just giving it the same sort of feeling. Thank
Speaker 5: you very much. Step He loves us.
Speaker 4: Whether producers write like something about the call her on
Speaker 4: the system here and says not a huge fan of
Speaker 4: the song, but does know the speaking part in the
Speaker 4: middle fair enough.
Speaker 5: Not a huge fan of it, but they are talking
Speaker 5: in there, all right, Steven, thank you very much. It's
Speaker 5: going to Maddie. Good morning, Maddie. Good morning, hello mate.
Speaker 3: So you're giving us a cool before going to school today, Maddie.
Speaker 5: And what year are you in?
Speaker 8: I'm in your nine this year?
Speaker 5: All right? And have you started back at school this
Speaker 5: week or are you back?
Speaker 6: Mom?
Speaker 8: I started yesterday?
Speaker 5: And how was that?
Speaker 11: That was good?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Good to get out of the house and away
Speaker 5: for mum and dad. Yeah yeah, all right. Now what
Speaker 5: song do you like? This's got a talking bit.
Speaker 8: Maddie gotta make gravy from Paul Kelly at the very start.
Speaker 5: Oh, this is a brilliant song. Hello Dan, it's Joe here. Yeah,
Speaker 5: great song, great choice. Thank you very much, Maddie. Have
Speaker 5: a good day a school. Thanks cooling the show.
Speaker 8: Thank you for be here.
Speaker 5: We got it.
Speaker 1: Stacy, Good morning guys.
Speaker 6: How are we Yeah?
Speaker 5: We're good Stacey. And what do you think we should play?
Speaker 6: Enter Sandman by Metallica yeah.
Speaker 5: This awake everybody up this morning now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, terrifying, it's actually terrifying.
Speaker 5: Yes, great song though, Stacy, thank you very much. And Jason, Yes, yes,
Speaker 5: your Dynamite by Rush.
Speaker 12: Yes, I wish I could sing like that. Not everything singing,
Speaker 12: you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm
Speaker 12: and melody. Rhythm and melody.
Speaker 3: There you go, there, it is all right, that is
Speaker 3: a great song, but that bit drives us nuts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the worst.
Speaker 5: Whenever we play that. Jack and I look at show
Speaker 5: on the studio. We should take this bit out, just
Speaker 5: edit it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So we're coming to the end of week one on
Speaker 3: Winner Billboard. Coming back next week. We're every single day
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Speaker 3: Whatever message you'd like to put on a big digital billboard,
Speaker 3: we have over fifty of them ready to go at
Speaker 3: any moment. So the message that we get during the
Speaker 3: next twenty minutes that we decided to put up, it's
Speaker 3: going to be the biggest one of the week. This
Speaker 3: one will be up there all weekends. You've got all
Speaker 3: day today, Saturday and Sunday. Now I know all the
Speaker 3: mums and dads were kids back at school. The lovely
Speaker 3: spot on the weekend Saturday morning, which is dragging them
Speaker 3: out of their bed and getting them into their sports
Speaker 3: kits for Saturday. Sports is back tomorrow. My daughter makes
Speaker 3: her debut tomorrow in the second team of the volleyball team.
Speaker 5: Huge game tomorrow out at Geelong, Short Drive, Short Drive,
Speaker 5: shortri Wow. Back into it for twenty four.
Speaker 4: I like that your daughter does different sports seemingly every test.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not sure choice or the pe department lesson.
Speaker 5: We've had another chat thoughis and.
Speaker 3: So whatever you want it could be maybe good luck
Speaker 3: to your kids back in action tomorrow. Maybe it's just
Speaker 3: long taking on my daughter school. Whatever you want on
Speaker 3: the billboards, they can go up right now and give
Speaker 3: us a call nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 3: Let's see it from some happy customers. Early on this
Speaker 3: week we met a new legend of the show, Dustin.
Speaker 3: He called us he had something big on tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: an engagement party. They said, the invites out last year.
Speaker 3: They forgot to put on there that food and drink
Speaker 3: will be provided. He was an awesome guy. It's actually
Speaker 3: happening tomorrow night in Warabee isn't it?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 4: The billboard said Dustin just anip wired. Everybody coming to
Speaker 4: Dustin and Danielle's engagement party. Food and drink is provided.
Speaker 3: And he filmed a reaction video taking his fiance Danielle
Speaker 3: to see the billboards the other day.
Speaker 11: What did you know this?
Speaker 5: I love.
Speaker 11: Everyone?
Speaker 4: Everyone is messaging hersel is it? Food and drinks provided?
Speaker 5: Now they all know? Now they know. Another Dusty says
Speaker 5: too as well. Can you read it?
Speaker 4: It's a bloody great billboard photo, by.
Speaker 5: The way, Yes, that's why.
Speaker 3: So that's Dusty happy customer. Yesterday we heard from Lianne
Speaker 3: who'd had a big night out on Wednesday night.
Speaker 4: Yes, she was looking for her friend's phone and said
Speaker 4: lost Rob's black sam on phone. Last scene at the
Speaker 4: Lucky breakpool hall in Werribee.
Speaker 11: Hey Christian, it's Liam. I'm so excited. Guess what we
Speaker 11: found the phone? Well, so happy and thank you so
Speaker 11: much for your support about thinking you're putting up on
Speaker 11: the billboards. I love your show. I love it, I
Speaker 11: love it, I love it and I'm so excited Rob.
Speaker 11: So happy and thank you Lucky Break. They went mentioned
Speaker 11: up the store to see if it was in there
Speaker 11: that it wasn't, but Mohammed found the phone.
Speaker 5: How I didn't know its Mohammed. You be driver that
Speaker 5: cares sor nudging him that he might be him, and
Speaker 5: he found it good Mohammed. Thank you Mohammed. And then
Speaker 5: we also yesterday had one which I think we're going
Speaker 5: to keep up on some of the billboards over the
Speaker 5: weekend from Amanda.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a photo of her NaN's ring and it
Speaker 4: says lost ring last scene at the Jurassic Park lego
Speaker 4: exhibition in the female toilets twenty twenty one.
Speaker 13: Hi, Christian, it's Amanda here. I've seen the billboards. They
Speaker 13: look absolutely sensational. I cannot thank you enough for this.
Speaker 13: This is the closest I've ever been to being able
Speaker 13: to find my NaN's ring and have it come back
Speaker 13: to me. And I've had people contact me, lots of
Speaker 13: friends saying they've seen it, they've seen the billboards, they've
Speaker 13: heard the radio, and it's just it's awesome. I can't
Speaker 13: thank you enough. I look forward to hearing about how
Speaker 13: it all goes.
Speaker 4: Fingers crossed, Fingers.
Speaker 3: Crossed, We're going to keep that going over the weekend.
Speaker 3: We haven't heard anything yet. The great news about the
Speaker 3: billboards this year is we can put photos up as well.
Speaker 3: By the way, you know, we all have some amazing
Speaker 3: photos of our kids, but when you go back there
Speaker 3: are some shocking ones of them. I'm not saying that
Speaker 3: parents want to wind the kids up this weekend one
Speaker 3: of those big old funny school phocus, but I'm saying
Speaker 3: if you want to do that, yeah, I just give
Speaker 3: you access to the billboards.
Speaker 5: Is your message?
Speaker 4: Like your parents, if they lived in Australia, say, would
Speaker 4: put the photo of you up with that dumb and
Speaker 4: dumber haircuts.
Speaker 5: So if you'd like that, it's there for you. We
Speaker 5: can have photos up there nine four one four three
Speaker 5: The billboards of Melbourne are yours? What do you want
Speaker 5: to say?
Speaker 1: Well, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: I ever got to interview Dabiy Bowie, but I met
Speaker 3: him once in the reception of an old radio soation
Speaker 3: where I did work, and we got talking for twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: The guy was late, so I was chatting to him.
Speaker 3: I had a Mohammed Dhli T shirt and I didn't
Speaker 3: realize he was a massive fan. He had his own
Speaker 3: boxing ring in his house. He'd loved boxing. Anyway, I
Speaker 3: was talking about modern love, and I said, who is
Speaker 3: the guitarist in that at the beginning? Because I love
Speaker 3: the beginning bit and the guitar. He said, there's two.
Speaker 3: Nil Rodgers was the legendary sheet guitarist. Nile Rodgers is
Speaker 3: a rhythm guitarist, and there's a legendary guitarist called Stevie
Speaker 3: ray Vaughn. We get a lot of quests, people always
Speaker 3: asking play Steve ray Vaughan, so it's Steve ray Vaughan
Speaker 3: is the main guitarist in it. David said that about
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks before they were going to do
Speaker 3: their first ever live performance of the song. He'd got
Speaker 3: a choreographer along because David Bowie cared about the aesthetics.
Speaker 3: He wanted them all to learn dance move together. So
Speaker 3: they turned up the first rehearsals and Steve ray Vaughan went,
Speaker 3: who the hell is that?
Speaker 5: Right? I said, Oh, that's the dance geographer. We're going
Speaker 5: to do these dances, so it's not a video clip.
Speaker 4: He just wants them to do it in the recording studio.
Speaker 3: No no, live on stage. Stevie ray Vaughn quit on
Speaker 3: the spot. No no, no, no, I don't dance guitarists quick.
Speaker 3: So I never did it live.
Speaker 5: I'm not learning dance.
Speaker 3: Moves all right. So what do you want on the
Speaker 3: billboards this weekend? Ninety four one four one o four three. Peter, Hey, Hewas,
Speaker 3: I'm good Peza. So I understand you're in Sydney right now,
Speaker 3: about to head into Melbourne in a couple of hours time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've just packed the car and my girlfriend's driven
Speaker 6: down to Melbourne today. It is the greatest city and
Speaker 6: she's taken. We've practice everything, but she's taken the greatest
Speaker 6: love of her life, which is her boat.
Speaker 3: See you're already you're moving her hair. But you know
Speaker 3: where you are in the position of this relationship. You're
Speaker 3: in second place.
Speaker 6: It's in the contract somewhere, I'm sure in the fine
Speaker 6: prim pla. Yeah, I've come to realize that there's a
Speaker 6: second love, of second love, and her first love is
Speaker 6: a boat.
Speaker 4: So she's put all her possessions of the boat. She's
Speaker 4: sailing it down, no no, no speed.
Speaker 6: But in the back of the trailer, driving it down
Speaker 6: through I think.
Speaker 5: I call that I'm sailing it down.
Speaker 4: I thought, like some people fly, some people driving. I
Speaker 4: thought she was putting the boxes on the.
Speaker 5: Pick me up.
Speaker 6: We're driving the boat down. We're driving her through down,
Speaker 6: through through the city, all the way down to the southeast.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's an amazing trip today. So this is a
Speaker 3: big day for you. So you're introducing you bring her
Speaker 3: into your city. She's moved from Sydney to Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Look, I can't think of anything better than moveing
Speaker 6: fromn from Sydney Melbourne. So she's already winning there. And
Speaker 6: plus just bring her love the under of the boat.
Speaker 6: So I can't see where she's losing.
Speaker 5: Now, what do you want the billboard to say?
Speaker 6: I was thinking of saying, like along the lines of
Speaker 6: welcome Emma's boat to the greatest city in the world,
Speaker 6: and you too, Emma welcome. I like this.
Speaker 3: So you're really sort of really pumping up this boat.
Speaker 3: Do you not think it should be welcome Emma to
Speaker 3: the greatest city in the in.
Speaker 5: The world to you?
Speaker 6: I think I was up to her, she'd be welcoming
Speaker 6: the boat more than welcoming me.
Speaker 4: So it sounds like you're trying to get brownie points, Peter,
Speaker 4: Like when you meet and you go and you're like
Speaker 4: try and become friends with these dogs.
Speaker 5: Like the dog. Is this the first time you're living
Speaker 5: together or have you been living together in Sydney?
Speaker 6: Will be the first time we're living to the Yes,
Speaker 6: But trust me, over the period of time, I've realized
Speaker 6: that it's the boat or nothing, because even when speaking
Speaker 6: with her family and stuff like that, everything, the first
Speaker 6: question is what about the boat.
Speaker 5: To be colded by boat? And that's what that boats
Speaker 5: called on the sign.
Speaker 6: He has a nickname, but as well, we'll have a
Speaker 6: nickname of.
Speaker 5: This is this is incredible? So you want that you
Speaker 5: wanted to say welcome to Melbourne Emma's boat and welcome
Speaker 5: Emma to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, le's put out the end as well.
Speaker 5: WI might as well, And do you want to put
Speaker 5: a picture of of Emma or the pair of you?
Speaker 6: Look, let's be honest, let's put a picture of the boat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I thought we might be going that way.
Speaker 6: I've got plenty of pictures of the boat. And we
Speaker 6: put a picture of the boat easy.
Speaker 5: Maybe with a love heart or something around it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess we could the son that we could.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so listen, good luck on the trip today.
Speaker 6: Yep, thanks for that.
Speaker 3: And where she can be living in I guess you'll
Speaker 3: be in the the apartment and she'll be in that boat,
Speaker 3: will she? All right, Peter, we'll put the billboards up
Speaker 3: for you. I hope it goes well this weekend. Good
Speaker 3: luck with the trip.
Speaker 6: Wild Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: You looking confuse. You do you think it should be
Speaker 5: saying happy sailing?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, I think it's a I get where Peter's
Speaker 4: coming from. I just I don't know if the longevity
Speaker 4: of the relationship is going to last. If this boat
Speaker 4: is the number one thing relationship.
Speaker 1: Three.
Speaker 5: Come on, Peter, they're at the start. The customer a.
Speaker 4: Picture of the boat. The boat's the No. One one
Speaker 4: thing in her life.
Speaker 5: He's trying to get, like you said, trying to get
Speaker 5: brownie points.
Speaker 1: We're with you The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Today on International Dog Day, we're looking for your dog
Speaker 3: movies as dog lovers. Have any of us ever heard
Speaker 3: of the Basenji dog, the dog pats No, I have not. Well,
Speaker 3: meet your new favorite dog.
Speaker 5: This is the Mary Schneider of dogs because instead of barking, apparently.
Speaker 3: They yod or have listened to this. Yeah, that is
Speaker 3: a classic dog. There's nothing unique about that.
Speaker 2: Our dog does that when there's an ambulance in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: What he hows when an ambulance goes past?
Speaker 5: What does he hear the siren? Then does something call
Speaker 5: a response?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, yep, and we have to go out and
Speaker 2: comfort him.
Speaker 3: He hates it all right, So we're looking for your
Speaker 3: dog movies today. I came home from work yesterday and
Speaker 3: my dogs are watching movies.
Speaker 5: Were they watching Christian uh, Jurassic Bark Silba? Then they
Speaker 5: watched their musical what did they say? Top up? Was
Speaker 5: an action fitterer on the wolf Gold? Then they watch
Speaker 5: some cartoons, Yeah, yeah, much Scooby Doo about.
Speaker 7: Gold.
Speaker 3: And then they watched a very smart movie. This one
Speaker 3: very smart movie. Yeah yeah mah and being John Malcobitch
Speaker 3: Silver plus at our house for Jack, but our house
Speaker 3: for Jack not quite hoints Jackie Boy?
Speaker 5: What have you got dog movies?
Speaker 4: Chihuahua Land heard Gold sixteen kennels.
Speaker 5: You love that sixteen canabals. But I've noticed that every
Speaker 5: other week there's some since then. Now, Bronze, we're onto you.
Speaker 5: The pattern's been recognized.
Speaker 4: Chewtoy chew toy, Bank Bank God plus, God plus and
Speaker 4: Nanny mcflee Nanny mcflee.
Speaker 5: Also God plus very good. All right, what have you
Speaker 5: got dog movies?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Dog Movies is a time wast today, Jack, are you
Speaker 3: ready to mark?
Speaker 4: Let's go?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: Oh, this is one coming off your phone.
Speaker 3: Some of these are from my wife and some of
Speaker 3: these come from Sue the Boss. Who did it better?
Speaker 5: Risky game, risky game, sliding Labradors.
Speaker 4: Gold's gold.
Speaker 5: That's my wife. Thank you, Jack, Thank you so much. Jack.
Speaker 5: We've gone away for the weekend. Could have been a
Speaker 5: frosty old weekend ground of day.
Speaker 4: That's a gold.
Speaker 5: That's my wife. Good man. I owe you whatever you want.
Speaker 5: Who did these? I thought we know we've watched out
Speaker 5: right now.
Speaker 4: The Park Night. It's all right.
Speaker 5: Raiders are the Lost Bark?
Speaker 4: Too heavy on the bark?
Speaker 5: One from the Boss Wolf of Wall.
Speaker 3: Streets Civil plus, but I'm Ryan. We bought a Shitsu
Speaker 3: gold very good. Meet the foxx Spaniels, Sam Day, that's
Speaker 3: very good. Meet the Fox Spaniels is very good. Lassie
Speaker 3: of the Mohicans. The last Yeah, the French Bulldog Connection
Speaker 3: Bronze boring old dog too, No certain dog Breees is boring,
Speaker 3: aren't they? I find pugs boring. People rave about they
Speaker 3: get too more.
Speaker 4: The Pope people are going to come after you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're calling. We know it's you because you sound
Speaker 5: like your dogs.
Speaker 2: People with pugs tend to have like a lot of them,
Speaker 2: like they might have two or three. They don't just
Speaker 2: have one.
Speaker 4: Have you noticed that?
Speaker 5: No, they have fraids of them.
Speaker 3: Patchy hand fifteen margaritas last night. Don't get too close
Speaker 3: to speakers, you'll get drunk by osmosis. Eagerly blondeag. How done, Dan,
Speaker 3: there's something about mastiffs. Bronze fairest Bulldog's Day, No boring
Speaker 3: dog bronze up and Schnauzer silver.
Speaker 5: I don't cray puppy. I shrank the kids gold Star
Speaker 5: Paars silver.
Speaker 4: It's a nine year old boy silver plus.
Speaker 3: Well well done, Edward Schnauzer hands old Jules, Indiana bones
Speaker 3: and the kennel of doom gold.
Speaker 5: That's some Lenny's ten. I don't buy it, orful lot
Speaker 5: of a pound.
Speaker 3: Kids entering trying to win these tickets today, they really
Speaker 3: want to go and see simple minds there Lenny's ten impression.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I do. Charlie and the Chocolate Lab,
Speaker 5: Lovely Dogs, Fetch It, Ralph Silver, Starsky and Fetch Gold
Speaker 5: and Sherlock Bones with Robert Schnauzer Jr.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 3: All Right, very good ones today. Who's off to red
Speaker 3: hot Summer to all part from my wife?
Speaker 4: Who's going congrat Sam for meet the fucking spaniel?
Speaker 5: Carla Bryer.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Alright's into the weekends, Tomorrow's show. No Monday Show Today,
Speaker 5: I forgot it's Friday, suns out shows out.
Speaker 3: New slogan, fuck it up, put it on the month,
Speaker 3: trademarket Monday Show today. On Monday Show, we'll be back.
Speaker 3: Here'll be week two. We the last week of win
Speaker 3: a billboard every single day. Then we have access, instant access.
Speaker 3: We can put your message, whatever you want to say,
Speaker 3: live on to fifty well over fifty billboards. There's huge
Speaker 3: beach digital ones you see all across the freeways. It's
Speaker 3: over a million.
Speaker 5: Now, I mean, did you say at one.
Speaker 4: Point time two million people will see your message.
Speaker 5: Just in the morning. So on Monday Show, we're going
Speaker 5: to do something a bit different. It's kids. Whatever kids,
Speaker 5: your kids, ask them over the weekend. What would they
Speaker 5: like to say on the billboards? Whatever it is.
Speaker 3: The billboards are open on Monday for kids only, and
Speaker 3: I know apparently from the time where it says lot Lenny,
Speaker 3: Lenny call me Monday.
Speaker 5: I'd have to chat to you, Lenny.
Speaker 1: Hey, hear that.
Speaker 3: Ten year old voice there, Lenny from Packingham. So you
Speaker 3: can email me over the weekend, Christian at Christian O'Connell
Speaker 3: dot com dot au. Whatever you up to this weekend,
Speaker 3: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 5: And then on Tuesday show, Very Special Day, asking to
Speaker 5: double down on hope for Cancer Counsel Victoria.
Speaker 3: We're going to be selling songs every Friday. We love
Speaker 3: letting you pick the songs. On Tuesday Show, we're selling
Speaker 3: the songs. However, money you pledge for a song, Cancer
Speaker 3: Counsel Victoria double that as well. So raising a lot
Speaker 3: of money for a great cause. We will see Monday.
Speaker 3: Enjoy the sunshine, Enjoy the weekend.
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