Speaker 1: Quest. Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 4: It is eight minutes past six Tuesday morning. Good morning,
Speaker 4: Patsy morning, Good morning, Jackie Boye.
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys. How are you yay good? How are
Speaker 3: you Jackie Boyne?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm good. Actually still waiting for the baby to
Speaker 5: come any day now, but feeling good, feeling ready. Good
Speaker 5: to speak to you guys again.
Speaker 4: And yesterday you had some big news. Do you want
Speaker 4: to share with everyone? You now kind of know when
Speaker 4: the horizon has removed a bit near a few guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right. If he doesn't come out on his
Speaker 5: own accord. His due date was last Friday. But if
Speaker 5: he doesn't come by Thursday, he will be induced, which
Speaker 5: means they tickle him out. I don't know how they
Speaker 5: do it. They've got a way to bring him out
Speaker 5: against his will, so will.
Speaker 4: It seems often aggressive against his will. What they're sending
Speaker 4: like shrunken police up there. I saw that movie years ago,
Speaker 4: Dennis Waide in a space where he got shrunk and.
Speaker 3: Placed in the human body.
Speaker 5: You're squatting in here. We're gonna start.
Speaker 3: Putting this umbelical cord and follow it. Get out, now,
Speaker 3: come on. He actually feels it's definitely your son.
Speaker 4: I mean every morning I have to coach you out
Speaker 4: of some kind of womb light that you place yourself in.
Speaker 4: That is every morning, the start of every show. So
Speaker 4: I do believe that he's definitely your son.
Speaker 5: It's like being probably to him. It's like being in
Speaker 5: a nice warm bed in the middle of winter and
Speaker 5: your alarm goes off and you go, you know what, No,
Speaker 5: I'm happy here caring.
Speaker 4: Up a couple of days. How do I put it
Speaker 4: on snooze? And so, I mean, you could have done
Speaker 4: your own induction over the weekend a couple of beers.
Speaker 5: That's an urban myth.
Speaker 3: He's not an urban myth.
Speaker 4: A lot of a lot of our listeners are here
Speaker 4: today because mummy secret weapon.
Speaker 3: As I believe your mum, Jill, she's wiser.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, we have. I don't like to talk about that.
Speaker 5: I don't like.
Speaker 3: We're grown ups here. We all know you've had sex,
Speaker 3: otherwise she wouldn't be pregnant. I know you are allowed
Speaker 3: to have sex. Again, at some point, you're even Catholic.
Speaker 3: Why would you believe that unless you're Catholic.
Speaker 5: Well, he's actually he's an IVF baby, So I don't have.
Speaker 3: To believe in the immaculate conception. You really are high Catholic.
Speaker 3: She is Mary going this morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Jackie Boy.
Speaker 4: Just going back to the induction that bank is going
Speaker 4: to have Thursday. So obviously has changed because since we
Speaker 4: are kids now eighteen almost sixteen years ago as well,
Speaker 4: what do they do now?
Speaker 3: Is it drugs?
Speaker 5: So this is how I understand. Yes, there is a
Speaker 5: drug that they put in an IV. They hook the
Speaker 5: anchor upt to an IV and it runs through her
Speaker 5: system and tells her body, Okay, let's start pushing out
Speaker 5: this baby.
Speaker 3: Were you in the room when she was tough?
Speaker 5: Because this feels like I'm paraphyleting.
Speaker 3: Just play on an episode of play School. We've gone
Speaker 3: through the womb shaped window.
Speaker 5: I can't remember what the particular drug is called. Baby,
Speaker 5: wouldn't have you wouldn't have heard anywhere else brand.
Speaker 3: That's what iways do. Hang on, is this new information? No,
Speaker 3: thank you sir.
Speaker 4: No, unless I already know it, I really have got no.
Speaker 3: Ro for this.
Speaker 4: I won't ankate any memory raam for this new information.
Speaker 3: People have never heard about this. Why do I need
Speaker 3: to remember it? Move on?
Speaker 5: There's so much talking about information storage. There's so much
Speaker 5: after store about the baby coming.
Speaker 3: Such you got to store?
Speaker 5: Oh, how to change his nappy?
Speaker 3: Three moves to that. I don't know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 4: Do people do this ever before throughout civilization?
Speaker 3: Or we the first parents ever? I'm going to make
Speaker 3: a documentary about you, called the first dad in history?
Speaker 5: Come on, no, no, I have to. In all honesty,
Speaker 5: I do know. I don't know what the drugs called,
Speaker 5: but I do know that you just put the mother
Speaker 5: on a drip and the baby will come shortly afterwards.
Speaker 4: So I was updating the kids about this yesterday because
Speaker 4: every day chat they want to know how is getting
Speaker 4: on when there's a baby coming. I said, look, they know,
Speaker 4: and it's all changed. Now she's gonna hook out to
Speaker 4: an IV. Drugs will go into her and then the
Speaker 4: baby will come. And then they said the same thing
Speaker 4: to me, what kind of drugs? And then my almost
Speaker 4: eighteen year old right who is now looking at university,
Speaker 4: goes heroin.
Speaker 5: I would guess I went, Hell, it's definitely not heroin.
Speaker 5: I would have remembered that.
Speaker 3: I tell you what the start off what it won't
Speaker 3: be so mother giving birth with someone else, you know,
Speaker 3: and membranes. They're gonna go to our so they teach
Speaker 3: you at that school.
Speaker 1: I want to refund the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah Wedder nine Stein ro on radio.
Speaker 4: I've been trying to get hold of you for the
Speaker 4: last two minutes, shouting down the line, Oh boy, and
Speaker 4: I made it.
Speaker 3: When are you off? How long are you off for?
Speaker 3: Vicky's just sending an instant email Christian, what is Jack's
Speaker 3: definition of shortly after Bianca has these drugs?
Speaker 4: Because yeah, I guse sometimes it can take ages, you know,
Speaker 4: to be induced. And it was actually a day or
Speaker 4: two before Ruby came along. Christian took me eleven hours
Speaker 4: after the drug was put into me via drip before
Speaker 4: I had the baby. Hopefully Jack's new wonder drugs work
Speaker 4: instantly by the sound of it, good luck the anchor.
Speaker 3: That's from Vicky.
Speaker 5: No, yeah, Vicky's actually right, I missed. All induction does
Speaker 5: is start the process of what is a normal labor,
Speaker 5: so it will take as long as the normal labour
Speaker 5: takes which could take you know, eleven plus hours.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's getting into lates La Party place, lates Lot
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Speaker 3: It's your home for your emails. Anything here is talking
Speaker 3: about on the shows or the podcasts, you can pick
Speaker 3: it up again. Nothing ever, has left completely behind. All
Speaker 3: of these emails I've got here are about one man,
Speaker 3: and that is Shane Warn. Yesterday on the show, we
Speaker 3: did a kind of special version of our weakest claim
Speaker 3: to fame. We called it weakest Claim to Warning, and
Speaker 3: actually what they were they weren't weak at all. They
Speaker 3: were these lovely stories. Every single call we had called
Speaker 3: it to Carder, you heard some lovely version of Warning
Speaker 3: that you don't often see, with all the swagger in
Speaker 3: his highlight reels of just who he was as a person,
Speaker 3: how we always had time for people wherever he was.
Speaker 3: And this is away from the cameras and the microphones
Speaker 3: as well. Well.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Vell, who's shad these these stories
Speaker 4: that are a wonderful I don't know how many of
Speaker 4: you saw the repeat yesterday on ABC yesterday evening of
Speaker 4: a brilliant, brilliant, really really interesting and beautifully judged interview.
Speaker 4: Did you see the warning? It was a replay when
Speaker 4: she did originally by Lee.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's great and people, I have looked this morning
Speaker 5: to see if it is online.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 5: People can watch it on YouTube if you just put
Speaker 5: Warney interview into and seven thirty report with Lee Sayles.
Speaker 5: It was fantastic. It really was seeing him in a
Speaker 5: different light. People, I don't think realize how smart Warning
Speaker 5: was he. You know, people thought he was because he
Speaker 5: was a bit of alaric and a jokester. We thought
Speaker 5: he was a bit of an idiot, but he wasn't.
Speaker 5: He's a smart guy who really ticks. And it was
Speaker 5: a lovely interview and eerie at the end when he
Speaker 5: talks about writing his own obituary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very powerful though. All right, this email here Sharon McGuinty.
Speaker 4: Some sort of old poem Sharon McGinty, Christian wander you
Speaker 4: my Shane Warne's story. In about ninety six ninety seven,
Speaker 4: I was shopping at High Points shopping center with my
Speaker 4: three year old daughter. She decided to make a run
Speaker 4: for it, as three year olds do, and I struggled
Speaker 4: to turn the pusher around which was holding all our
Speaker 4: shop into give chase. As I ran after her, calling
Speaker 4: her name, this good looking blonde guy stepped off the
Speaker 4: escalator and scooped her up and threw her into the air,
Speaker 4: much to a gigging three year old's delight. I hate
Speaker 4: to think what would have happened if she'd just run
Speaker 4: onto the escalator. Nitsa sound. Was so grateful that someone
Speaker 4: has stepped into out. I'm quite embarrassed that the commotion
Speaker 4: had drawn quite a bit of a crowd. It wasn't
Speaker 4: a good look at the guy and he handed me
Speaker 4: about My daughter realized it was Shane warn He was
Speaker 4: so down to earth asking my daughter's name and turned
Speaker 4: out to be a good girl. Not run away from Sharon.
Speaker 4: That is a lovely story, Christian. A long time ago,
Speaker 4: when Warnie was still playing for the Victorian bush Rangers
Speaker 4: at the mcg one game, whilst Vic were batting, Warny
Speaker 4: came out to the members seating area. The kids and
Speaker 4: the grown nuts or went nuts. He knew he needed
Speaker 4: to get the noise levels under control. He asked all
Speaker 4: the kids to stand along the fence with their autograph
Speaker 4: books bats balls ready. They all needed to be quiet.
Speaker 4: Results were immediate silence. He walked up and down that
Speaker 4: fence line, speaking to every kid, signing every book, bat
Speaker 4: or ball, happily stood for every photo opportunity. This was
Speaker 4: in the days of cameras, not mobiles. That was requested.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing they must have been at least one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty kids there. Not one kid, all grown up,
Speaker 4: including me, was disappointed. Rip Warning. That's from Sharon, Thank
Speaker 4: you very much, Christian.
Speaker 3: I dropped into the seven eleven servo in Hight one day.
Speaker 3: I know that one.
Speaker 4: I was in over the weekend, actually about two thousand
Speaker 4: and seven. Walking out the door in a hurry, I
Speaker 4: smacked chest to chest s right away and some guy.
Speaker 4: We both smiled, laughed and said sorry. Noticing the beautiful
Speaker 4: BMW thought damn, he's kind of cute for a rich guy.
Speaker 4: Driving off had that finner I know that face. It
Speaker 4: was about half an hour and later I had the
Speaker 4: light bulber and realized I ran into Shane Warm that's
Speaker 4: from Mandy.
Speaker 3: What are you claim to fame? Christian? I thought it.
Speaker 5: Would be hard to run into Warning with those beacon
Speaker 5: of white teeth flowing, It's.
Speaker 3: Like a lighthouse. Christian. This is from Mandy. This is
Speaker 3: a lovely email Christian.
Speaker 4: I first watched Shane Warm play when I was nine
Speaker 4: years of age and he was at his peak in
Speaker 4: the nineties and I was fixated on the TV every
Speaker 4: time he went to bowl. I wanted a bowl like Shane.
Speaker 4: So the following year I signed up at primary school
Speaker 4: in Shepperton to play cricket. I was the first girl
Speaker 4: ever to play for the school, and that year I
Speaker 4: received a Most Improved Player trophy, which I've still got
Speaker 4: to this day. I hit high school and still loved
Speaker 4: the game so much, but there wasn't much choice for
Speaker 4: women's cricket back then, so my mum formed a girl's
Speaker 4: cricket team and we had so many people lined up
Speaker 4: to play, including my younger sister. It was also heartwarming.
Speaker 4: It was all because of Shane inspired me as a
Speaker 4: nine year old to pick it up a cricket ball.
Speaker 4: In twenty eighteen, I lived a dream.
Speaker 3: I met him.
Speaker 4: I thanked him for all he's done to cricket and
Speaker 4: how much he meant to me personally. I told him
Speaker 4: I still play cricket at the age of thirty one.
Speaker 4: As I walked away, shouted back, good luck with the season,
Speaker 4: and he had this huge, big smile on his face.
Speaker 4: It's still one of the happiest days of my life,
Speaker 4: but I'm writing this and one of the saddest days
Speaker 4: of my life. I have to admit I haven't stopped
Speaker 4: really crying since Saturday. With such a legend of the
Speaker 4: game and even bigger legend.
Speaker 3: Of a bloke.
Speaker 4: Thank you for he did yesterday, Mandy Turner. That is
Speaker 4: a beautiful email. Let's leave it there, Mandy, thank you
Speaker 4: very much. If you listen to listen you've got a
Speaker 4: story about warning or anything for the later party.
Speaker 3: We love getting your emails.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much everyone for trusting us to our
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we kicked off a brand new a to z
Speaker 4: as we try and go through the at z's made
Speaker 4: up of your old band names.
Speaker 3: So if you were in a band with you mates about.
Speaker 4: How short lived they were or long lived. We heard
Speaker 4: from people yesterday who'd actually bands have put out a
Speaker 4: couple of albums, a band that's reuniting for a high
Speaker 4: school reunion to play there, just tell us your old
Speaker 4: band name here real the ones we had yesterday.
Speaker 6: The old band was called bone Blaze, Dutch Ovan Loven
Speaker 6: if r B, which was the Fried Rice band.
Speaker 7: Okay, with my two brothers they started a band called Greenlin.
Speaker 6: I was in a band called the MDC good for
Speaker 6: Mad Dog Central Twisted.
Speaker 8: A fight evolved into Uncle Fister and the mcaulay's it's.
Speaker 3: A lot going on. There wasn't there a lotgoing in there?
Speaker 3: Toutch Oven Loven just stands out to be honest, isn't
Speaker 3: it all right? So nine four one four one O
Speaker 3: four three, if.
Speaker 4: You used to be in a band, we need their name,
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, wish one's all wide open.
Speaker 3: We've got quite a few that we need, haven't we.
Speaker 5: We're looking for your old bands that started with the
Speaker 5: letters A, C, E, H, I, J, K, L, N, O, P, Q, R, V, w, X,
Speaker 5: Y and Z.
Speaker 3: Really we could have actually sped it all up.
Speaker 4: Just call him with a band name, you know, because actually, actually,
Speaker 4: actually even most of them, isn't thinking In my mind,
Speaker 4: I think most of us only know about eighteen letters
Speaker 4: at the top of the of the wise.
Speaker 3: I think that sounds like.
Speaker 5: All the alphabet I know all twenty six letters.
Speaker 3: Well, aren't you clear?
Speaker 4: You want a little badge, but you don't know what
Speaker 4: drugs are going into your wife, so it all evens.
Speaker 3: Out, Okay.
Speaker 4: Kathy used to be in a band called Hoof Hearted.
Speaker 3: Hoof Hearted.
Speaker 5: It's on the list.
Speaker 3: Good day, Christian. A team heard the show yesterday.
Speaker 4: I'll be off Tuesday, so I'm emailing you now, Thank you, Declan.
Speaker 4: I've got a day off so I'll be comfortably numb
Speaker 4: in bed. Decquelin, I hopefully, I hopefully not like the
Speaker 4: band intended where that phrase came from.
Speaker 3: But Christian.
Speaker 4: Our band name was Ladies and gentle and welcome on stage. Now,
Speaker 4: crude molasses? Why are they crude that God is asleep?
Speaker 4: We don't need to know, Declan, Crude molasses.
Speaker 5: Crude molasses is on the list.
Speaker 1: Declan, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: If you used to be in a band, we'd love
Speaker 4: to hear what they were called. Trying to go through
Speaker 4: the alphat a z made up, ticking off each letter
Speaker 4: with a band name, your old band name. Hello to Florida,
Speaker 4: Tom listening to a song right now, Old Tom, Florida
Speaker 4: Tom out there and Florida on the iHeart platform and
Speaker 4: everyone who's listened to us right now on the iHeart platform.
Speaker 4: What a band he used to be in. Igneus Biscuit
Speaker 4: now seem to remember. Igneus Rock is one of the
Speaker 4: three main types of rock, along with sedimentary and meta morphic.
Speaker 5: Is a nice cookie.
Speaker 4: It's a lovely one, Igneus Biscuit, thank you very much
Speaker 4: that one.
Speaker 3: I think we had I Freedom with Jackie.
Speaker 5: Boy, we had Iprea Florida. Tommy is on the list.
Speaker 3: Good man, All right, let's go to the lines here. Mark,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christian. How are you going.
Speaker 3: I'm good Mark, welcome to the show. What was your
Speaker 3: own band name?
Speaker 6: Our man name was Rocking the Royals?
Speaker 3: Get In, Get In, Rocking the Royals. I love it.
Speaker 3: That's a great name. And when was this Mark?
Speaker 6: Around early mid nineties. It was a few years back.
Speaker 6: We got together as the cover Bend and obviously we
Speaker 6: did quite a few covers Bruce Springston and all that.
Speaker 6: Garry used to Yeah, Gabe used to love Queen and
Speaker 6: songs and all that. So being a finette, he came
Speaker 6: up with the name of Rocking the Royals.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and then what happened.
Speaker 6: We digged for probably about two or three years, roughly
Speaker 6: obviously being situations, well that was very hard to get
Speaker 6: gigs and then to try and survive. So you know,
Speaker 6: we played at Bombay Rock, we played at festival. We're
Speaker 6: actually an open support for catching such a band.
Speaker 4: At billboards you're a proper band.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well we're pretty full on. And then we had
Speaker 6: a few followers in that at that stage too, so
Speaker 6: it was really good. We even had our own little
Speaker 6: road crew and all that, so it was really Yeah.
Speaker 6: At the time was it was probably our peaker, so
Speaker 6: it was really good. But unfortunately, yeah, the Greek guitarist
Speaker 6: and drummer decided to move out and pull the pin,
Speaker 6: and fortunately we had the pole, so yeah.
Speaker 3: Greek guitarists you know, took with him as well. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but what did you do in the band?
Speaker 6: I was a keyboard player and they did some backing
Speaker 6: up vocals and all that. So yeah, so it was
Speaker 6: really good. So it was right at the perfect time
Speaker 6: in the era, and the venues were really great around
Speaker 6: because at that stage it was more battle of the
Speaker 6: bands and yeah, functioning and discosion and obviously the discuss
Speaker 6: started to kick in a bit load in the nightclubs
Speaker 6: and all that. So it was probably one of our
Speaker 6: bit time at the time when we played. So it's
Speaker 6: really good.
Speaker 4: How awesome you had those memories? Well mate, thanks for sharing. Mark,
Speaker 4: have a good day.
Speaker 6: Okay, you too, all the best.
Speaker 4: It's going to get the history of sort of Borham,
Speaker 4: you know, in the American way for disco.
Speaker 5: There, Li just go with the late nineties. I don't know, Mark, but.
Speaker 3: Have you won their man? Mark was there?
Speaker 4: Okay rocking the Royals. He's there on the boards, on
Speaker 4: the keyboards and backup vocals. Who we got here, Livio?
Speaker 6: Yes, Christian? Here are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good? So what's the name of your band mate?
Speaker 6: Oh? We started offers and we ended up to call
Speaker 6: but he called evalanch.
Speaker 3: Hang On what was the original name? Nice?
Speaker 6: And then we went to Avalanche.
Speaker 4: And then that band came on Great Australian man An
Speaker 4: S and history was made the Avalanches.
Speaker 3: You were there first. They added was extra letters. You
Speaker 3: did all work? And who were you in the band? Liviyo? Oh?
Speaker 6: I used to do the singing.
Speaker 3: Wow, we we got our first front man on.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but I used to be the scene Yeah.
Speaker 3: And covers band or did you have any of your
Speaker 3: own stuff? No?
Speaker 6: We were originally cover as we started off with things
Speaker 6: like run Around Soon and ended up doing stuff like Metallica.
Speaker 6: But and then we started to go into originals as well.
Speaker 3: And what are any of the song titles?
Speaker 6: What's from the originals?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well some of your own stuff.
Speaker 6: One was called Remember there was another one called Betrayed
Speaker 6: sort of.
Speaker 4: Yeah, felt like they were connected those two. You don't
Speaker 4: remember remembering Betrayed. Working on a lot of issues there
Speaker 4: live up there all alone with the thoughts.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's you know, Jim Morrison. You had your back
Speaker 3: to the crowd. One of the.
Speaker 6: Bass player used to do that when we first started again.
Speaker 5: It's more impactful as the front.
Speaker 4: Man cares, just like stay facing a warm mate. It's
Speaker 4: probably a reason did the man to turn around. Don't
Speaker 4: have a look at them with that four string instrument. No,
Speaker 4: all respects it. We love chatting. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: for car mate.
Speaker 3: You have a good day.
Speaker 6: Christians, thank you.
Speaker 3: Remember betrayal, Remember betrayal, cal B.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian Kyl's Show podcast every day.
Speaker 3: On the show, at the moment we get calls.
Speaker 4: All our listeners, big answered listeners all want to know
Speaker 4: is the baby here? What's going on, Jack, What is
Speaker 4: the latest?
Speaker 5: Well, if he doesn't come on his own accord by Thursday,
Speaker 5: he will will start the induction process, which means he
Speaker 5: will be out here by the weekend at least, even
Speaker 5: if it takes twenty Given the.
Speaker 4: Way you're ready, some of the words you're talking about there,
Speaker 4: you know, hippy out here, these are not the word
Speaker 4: of a someone who actually has children, someone who's understands
Speaker 4: the concepts involved when followed. And I do remember this,
Speaker 4: So when you were out here the early days of
Speaker 4: being out.
Speaker 5: Here, there's two stages for a baby, there's in and out.
Speaker 5: Right now he's in and he's taking his sweet time
Speaker 5: in there, and then he'll be out by the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: Look, you can take that phrase several different ways, but yes,
Speaker 4: he is going to start his departure Thursday at some point.
Speaker 3: So you may be on the show Friday or not.
Speaker 5: Well, I think not, because on Thursday will go into
Speaker 5: the hospital. They put the anchor on like an IV
Speaker 5: to induce him. They send a drug through a body,
Speaker 5: which we talked about in detail, so I won't get
Speaker 5: too technical about it, but they put drug in it just.
Speaker 3: Tuned in he's trying to fob you off. He went
Speaker 3: into no detail.
Speaker 4: He understood where something goes into a body, taps the
Speaker 4: baby on the shoulder and goes get out.
Speaker 5: Go on, get out of here. So the process starts
Speaker 5: on Thursday and then by Friday, you hope that the
Speaker 5: babies come, so we stay in hospital until he's out.
Speaker 3: This ye protesters have they stay in there.
Speaker 4: All I hear is Jack Johnson, twenty four to seven,
Speaker 4: when's that kid coming?
Speaker 5: The thing I wanted to ask you, actually he's about
Speaker 5: when he's out, is did you stay in the hospital?
Speaker 5: Why your wife stayed in the hospital with the baby overnight?
Speaker 4: For both of our daughters were my wife want to
Speaker 4: have a home birth. Ruby, our eldest daughter, was two
Speaker 4: weeks late, and there was some kind of complications, so
Speaker 4: Sarah had to go into the hospital to be induced.
Speaker 4: And then when Ruby came as she came twenty plus four,
Speaker 4: and I remember I was there for a couple of
Speaker 4: hours and Sarah's put on a ward with the baby,
Speaker 4: and you weren't allowed on the ward, so I was
Speaker 4: sent home.
Speaker 5: I guess that's changed quite a bit now because of
Speaker 5: all my friends who have had babies. The partner has
Speaker 5: stayed in the room overnight.
Speaker 4: I would have loved to have done that. I think
Speaker 4: that first night together is really quite mad.
Speaker 2: We stayed, we the Love God stayed for about a week, Jack,
Speaker 2: and then I was you.
Speaker 3: Really left three days after that, and it.
Speaker 2: Was a beautiful week. It was just the three of us,
Speaker 2: and we had visitors through the day, but it was
Speaker 2: just so nice to have that time as a family,
Speaker 2: just the three of us. It was really special.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's such a magical thing.
Speaker 5: What did he sleep on, Patsy.
Speaker 2: They've got a special couch. When we're in at Saint
Speaker 2: Vincent's in the city, They've got a special couch in
Speaker 2: my room that you would fold out into like a
Speaker 2: Lilo bed.
Speaker 5: It was quite okay, this book, No, this is what
Speaker 5: I'm worried about. So at the hospital we're going to,
Speaker 5: our friends just had a baby there and he said,
Speaker 5: there's this little armchair next to the bed that you
Speaker 5: don't even wouldn't even expect turns into a bed, but
Speaker 5: it folds out from the cushion into a single bed.
Speaker 5: He said it was extremely uncomfortable and he hardly got
Speaker 5: any sleep overnight. So I'm now trying to I guess
Speaker 5: wriggle out is the wrong word, but I'm trying to.
Speaker 2: Say it.
Speaker 4: Are you aware what today is? It's not just Tuesday
Speaker 4: International Women's Day.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: You're trying to rig it out of a slightly young,
Speaker 4: come door night's sleep.
Speaker 3: When your wife will push a.
Speaker 5: Person out of a part of her this is my theory.
Speaker 5: I actually think this is sound, and I will be
Speaker 5: there to support Bancho.
Speaker 3: From I've written down some of the words said Sunday.
Speaker 4: There has to be a commission and I need to
Speaker 4: speak as part of the excusing you.
Speaker 3: I'm worried about the fold out bed.
Speaker 4: Another friend of mine, another man, said it's extremely uncomfortable. Hey, darling,
Speaker 4: I don't know if there's any spare other drugs. I mean,
Speaker 4: don't you selfish pass the ivy around? My l five
Speaker 4: is jammed up in this. You should when you when
Speaker 4: you've given birth, obviously you to try and sitting in this,
Speaker 4: I know what uncomfortable is.
Speaker 3: Right now, You're not the only one suffering.
Speaker 5: Listen to this. I'll be there from sun up to sundown.
Speaker 5: I will be fully hands on, supportive. I'll be there
Speaker 5: learning everything there is to know about the baby on me,
Speaker 5: you've had.
Speaker 3: The last nine months too, and that what have you
Speaker 3: been doing?
Speaker 4: And then Green Day fans on forums when those new
Speaker 4: songs are coming.
Speaker 2: Out, Jack, parenthood is not part time. This is the
Speaker 2: thing you were about to West.
Speaker 3: You're not talking. What I'm hearing is you do to
Speaker 3: sun down.
Speaker 5: I get it, and then at night I'll come back home.
Speaker 5: I'll get a full night's rest in the bed and
Speaker 5: become recharged, charge back in the hospital for a full
Speaker 5: day of support.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't work that way, Jack. You don't clock
Speaker 2: on and off to Judy's. Once you have this, you
Speaker 2: will learn the un is on this boy. It's not
Speaker 2: on you anymore. Sunshine.
Speaker 5: If I but if I'm tossing in turning all night,
Speaker 5: oh I can't sleep too bad, share, then I'll be
Speaker 5: grumpy when I'm meant to get over.
Speaker 3: You have a choice, can't you have a choice?
Speaker 4: You choose not to be grumpy on that magical time
Speaker 4: you said to me, how.
Speaker 3: Are you right now?
Speaker 2: Darling? What can I get you?
Speaker 5: This is what you need with one night at the hotel,
Speaker 5: one night in pain.
Speaker 2: No, No, you are there. You will be her support
Speaker 2: person and you will be there twenty four to seven,
Speaker 2: because I tell you what, If you're not and I'll
Speaker 2: find out you're not, I'll be very disappointed in you.
Speaker 5: Even when I'm at home, I'll be a phone call away. No, No,
Speaker 5: that is too cheeky.
Speaker 3: Oh that's too cheeky. That's too cheeky.
Speaker 4: But hey, you know what I was going to go
Speaker 4: and I'm I'm so tired. I mean, I've been saying
Speaker 4: for like six hours. Board at least you've had something
Speaker 4: to do with that pushing. You've got drugs. I need
Speaker 4: to go home.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm hearing you, guys, loud and clear.
Speaker 3: Good chat, guys, Good chat.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I got the mod A tune. I actually love this song.
Speaker 3: So my jim list, let's go some I of the
Speaker 3: Tiger Survivor into this. They both mention having I have
Speaker 3: a tigers doing my curls.
Speaker 5: This paired with Soldier Boy your other gym playlist?
Speaker 4: Easy, Easy with the confessions, Okay, Katie Berry Raw, Christian,
Speaker 4: please tell Jack I haven't slept too well in nine
Speaker 4: years since having kids.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Jack, get used to it.
Speaker 1: Rob.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I bet Rob's grumpy as well.
Speaker 3: He is real grumpy.
Speaker 4: Christian, My mate used to be in a band called
Speaker 4: Excessive Flatuleance. We have moved on, but we will Andrew
Speaker 4: come back.
Speaker 3: Put that on the list.
Speaker 4: I think he is wide open, isn't it. Then let's
Speaker 4: fill it with excessive flatulence.
Speaker 3: That's my new favorite.
Speaker 4: If you're wondering what we've were doing while you were
Speaker 4: asleep between six and seven, we're trying to go through
Speaker 4: the alphabet A through the letter Z, each letter being
Speaker 4: from your old band names. Andrew, thank you very much
Speaker 4: for chucking excessive flatulence are way greatly appreciate. So Jackie boy,
Speaker 4: after that chap a chance to reflect, pause for thought,
Speaker 4: you know, and then go back and tell me anchor
Speaker 4: that you know you'll be there, and don't even bring
Speaker 4: up the chair.
Speaker 5: I will be there twenty four to seven. I'll sleep
Speaker 5: in the uncomfortable little chair in the hospital and I
Speaker 5: won't complain.
Speaker 4: Is this where you say because of your six foot
Speaker 4: four frame, that actually is hard for a tall man
Speaker 4: like you, When saying when you had to be flowing
Speaker 4: to England to be interviewed by me, you insisted they
Speaker 4: flying in business class and I quote because you had
Speaker 4: spinal issues of which I've yet to see any evidence
Speaker 4: in four years working with you.
Speaker 5: I do get a saw back. Yes, clean up a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 4: I might take some cours this morning. If you've had
Speaker 4: to sleep somewhere where it wasn't a bed, you know
Speaker 4: sometimes in especially when you were younger, you can you
Speaker 4: will make an improvised bed. Out of many you do
Speaker 4: you have to improvise. Perhaps you've ever slept on an
Speaker 4: improvised bed.
Speaker 2: When I was a kid, I used to when we
Speaker 2: went on road trips. I couldn't lay stretch out in
Speaker 2: the back seat because I had two older brothers who
Speaker 2: used to pinch and Chinese burn and punch me. So
Speaker 2: I used to lay up the back behind the back windscreen,
Speaker 2: you know, on the shelf.
Speaker 4: A seat, the parcel shell. Yes, you're getting some fancy ubers.
Speaker 4: The guy's got tissues up there. Always loved that guy.
Speaker 3: Oh hang on the liner, spaister, I'm very weepy.
Speaker 5: I used to lay the driving behind. You might think
Speaker 5: it's soft toys. Oh no, that's a small child.
Speaker 2: The child like a cat in the sun.
Speaker 3: It was to sleep.
Speaker 5: It's good.
Speaker 3: I told you that.
Speaker 4: One of the things where various things were made into
Speaker 4: beds is when you used to have your relatives come
Speaker 4: and stay. Do you remember I used to hate it
Speaker 4: when your parents go and you have to give your bed.
Speaker 3: Up, you throw some huge tantrum.
Speaker 4: The surrender of your bed was like the surrender of
Speaker 4: your castle, wasn't it to some cousin you saw once
Speaker 4: a year and you hated each other and they used
Speaker 4: to lord it up of you because they had the bed.
Speaker 4: You were just on the floor, on the floor that
Speaker 4: like a mattress. For me, it was simply floor. I
Speaker 4: think I've got some kind of human right, surely.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast, What.
Speaker 3: Have you used for an improvised bed lin?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 3: Christian hell Lyn? What have you used to try and
Speaker 3: make into a bed lin?
Speaker 9: I've actually used the conveyor belt at Ken's Airport through
Speaker 9: a series of misflights back in the early early nineties,
Speaker 9: late ladies strikes and.
Speaker 3: What's the conveyor belt turned off? Or were you moving around?
Speaker 3: And that's there? Nobody there right, no good idea? Why
Speaker 3: not improvise as rubbery?
Speaker 9: Only those plastic states and they weren't you comfortable back then?
Speaker 4: And how would you rate it as an improvised bed?
Speaker 4: In case anybody listeners are in that situation where we
Speaker 4: need it.
Speaker 9: Well, it was better than the barberhead to use this
Speaker 9: in the hotel to stop my husband snoring. I mean
Speaker 9: to escape it.
Speaker 3: You just went and slept in the bath. That would
Speaker 3: be a.
Speaker 9: Better escape, but didn't. I hope to go.
Speaker 8: Back and.
Speaker 3: Then thank you very much.
Speaker 9: You call have a good day, Okay, have a good
Speaker 9: day by yes, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she said, good luck Thursday.
Speaker 5: Yes I heard. Thank you all right, Prince Charles.
Speaker 3: Hey you're here, Alan, love your work.
Speaker 4: No, bless you, Adam, Thank you very much. Now, Alan,
Speaker 4: where have you slept? What's an improvised bed for you? Well?
Speaker 8: I came home up with squash packers and we are
Speaker 8: leaking roofy now in my bedroom and the only thing
Speaker 8: available was the bathtub.
Speaker 3: And what's it like?
Speaker 4: You're a sleep in the bar surely though everything's quite
Speaker 4: curved up the feet and the spine or the.
Speaker 8: Neck, it's not sleep. I still use it when I
Speaker 8: have a sore.
Speaker 3: Wow, this could be a game changer. I might get
Speaker 3: in the bath tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, Dan Allen, or do you just go pillow
Speaker 5: straight onto the bath?
Speaker 8: I think I think I had some a couple of
Speaker 8: sheets and a pillow but yeah, my dad made up
Speaker 8: I think makeshift beds. I can fold our bed the
Speaker 8: next day in sixties, so yeah, it's last.
Speaker 3: And where was the head you burning their head at
Speaker 3: the tap end or the other end?
Speaker 8: The other end?
Speaker 5: Okay, now, don't want to bump your head on the
Speaker 5: tap wake. You'd never slept in.
Speaker 4: The bath before, Christian, I know, I know, I've been
Speaker 4: embarrassing it, so and anything, you know.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I was dealing with a high level pro here ol.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for gor mate. You have a
Speaker 3: good day, you too, man, have a good one and
Speaker 3: I'll get your bath on. Don't work that one, e fie.
Speaker 3: Thank good morning, eie. And what do you use as
Speaker 3: an improvised bed?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 10: Well, there was a whole bunch of us and we
Speaker 10: all went out for the night. We worked in a
Speaker 10: large department store, and we thought, oh, how are we
Speaker 10: going to be to work on time? So we went
Speaker 10: in the bedding department because the security guards were also
Speaker 10: part of our group, and we found chests anything we
Speaker 10: could do, put all the blankets in them, and slept
Speaker 10: like that and the only hint of us being there
Speaker 10: in the morning was all the hairspray.
Speaker 4: That is amazing. I've always wanted to do something like that.
Speaker 4: And you know those movies are night at the Museum.
Speaker 4: I think I prefer a night the department store.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 10: It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: I've always wanted to sort of run along and jump
Speaker 3: from bed to bed. Do you know? Sometimes about ten
Speaker 3: of them in the row.
Speaker 10: I know there weren't enough and weren't enough beds. That's
Speaker 10: why we used the chest.
Speaker 5: We use the chest.
Speaker 10: You know the bed chests that you put a blanket in.
Speaker 3: Ah, oh, you use that wet it?
Speaker 10: No, No, we piled them up. We piled up the
Speaker 10: blankets so they were cogu We were in bad.
Speaker 4: You were game changers. If there is a department store
Speaker 4: or listening, this is for me to run on a
Speaker 4: load of the beds. I could do it any afternoon
Speaker 4: after shot the way home. I'll come to wherever you are.
Speaker 4: Would you love to ever go with that?
Speaker 3: Guys? Just jump yeah? Oh joy? Yeah.
Speaker 10: Then was in the eighties. She was in the eighties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just say this gives us a time, gotcha, right?
Speaker 3: Gotcha? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Different time, wasn't it. You could have sleep in department
Speaker 4: stores in that eighties?
Speaker 3: All right? Effie the game changer. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You're cool.
Speaker 10: Congratulations Jack.
Speaker 3: Is he Yeah? Isn't he? Just get it in now? Though,
Speaker 3: says calling later.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: I know you're keeping yourself safe and more born near
Speaker 4: your wife safe as well. So you've been doing the
Speaker 4: show from home for the last almost three weeks. Yep,
Speaker 4: you know Sarah works on the show. She's saying, you know,
Speaker 4: she had me talking about my wish to jump on
Speaker 4: all the beds at the department store. She applied for
Speaker 4: a job at Harvey Norman in the bed department. It's
Speaker 4: part of the interview. We've got to come back this tomorrow.
Speaker 4: They that we should do a thing about strange questions
Speaker 4: and moments and job interviews. That's part of the interview
Speaker 4: Harvey Norman. They made her test all of the mattresses.
Speaker 3: Well they watched.
Speaker 5: What do you mean, let's just lie on them and
Speaker 5: give her feet back.
Speaker 4: I don't like it when you've got to buy a
Speaker 4: mattress and there's the salesperson goes and to hop on sir,
Speaker 4: and there's just a dude staring.
Speaker 5: They hover over the top of you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it seems really bad.
Speaker 5: I guess forcing you to say that the mattress is comfortable.
Speaker 4: I went to look at all once before my wife
Speaker 4: got to look. She went users go and have a
Speaker 4: quick look and then select the top three and are
Speaker 4: coming like it was some sort of advanced troop. So
Speaker 4: there was a guy called please go with Simon, you know,
Speaker 4: one of those real pushy salesmans, gets like a please
Speaker 4: call me Simon, Please just call me. No, no, please
Speaker 4: call me Simon. He got on the bed next to me.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm like, what are you? He goes your wife?
Speaker 4: Your wife are presuming you're married, sir, notice a ring,
Speaker 4: Please call me Simon.
Speaker 3: Your wife would be here. And I kind of work
Speaker 3: that bit out.
Speaker 5: Myself and it's my first time completely.
Speaker 3: Where would she sleep? Is there a box under it?
Speaker 3: She goes here? A cage? I don't know. All right,
Speaker 3: let's let's get into so.
Speaker 5: I assume, sir, Sarah didn't get the job.
Speaker 3: I don't Did you get the job?
Speaker 4: You didn't know she didn't get the job? Tamala Show
Speaker 4: job interviews. We'll get into it. Please come with Simon,
Speaker 4: all right, footy, ok? Up for grabs, not one, not two?
Speaker 4: Three amazing briches that we get excited it is back
Speaker 4: next week, a week tomorrow. I guess you could call
Speaker 4: it eight days trying to buy some times because maths
Speaker 4: ain't my gifts. Eight days until forty returns and it's
Speaker 4: going to be at the g as well.
Speaker 3: It's back, and it's back where it belongs. Jackie boy.
Speaker 3: The prize is on footy ok.
Speaker 5: This huge prize pack could be yours. A sixty five
Speaker 5: inch Samsung four K Smart TV. I sort your family
Speaker 5: out with a silver AFL membership two adults, two children,
Speaker 5: plus one thousand dollars cash to spend on whatever you want.
Speaker 3: Forty ok.
Speaker 4: We're asking you to pick a song, any song you
Speaker 4: want might be a big power about it, your favorite
Speaker 4: songs from the eighties or nineties, and then change the words,
Speaker 4: make the words about what it is to be a fan,
Speaker 4: to barrack for your team. Some of the entries we've
Speaker 4: had so far. Justin went for this Bob Seger song.
Speaker 10: Music.
Speaker 4: Didn't want to sing himself. He got his mate from
Speaker 4: his cricket team to sing. And who's actually decent. He's good.
Speaker 4: This is the Bombers fans.
Speaker 3: Just to myself, today's food. He ain't got the same
Speaker 3: soul and that's win.
Speaker 5: Now we're worrying.
Speaker 3: When we got that on, when we got that Friday,
Speaker 3: is that kid coming? When we got here face.
Speaker 4: For sex and Radio, when we got that Friday were
Speaker 4: it's actually too good? So I keep stressing this isn't
Speaker 4: a singing competition. I really want it to be won
Speaker 4: by a fan. We're passionate. It's not about the quality
Speaker 4: of your voice, and they're lucky you. You really double
Speaker 4: down on that over the weekend, So thank you. Steven
Speaker 4: Tania heard Jimmy Barnes, I thought well we could have
Speaker 4: a go at that. Also a lot of Bombers fans
Speaker 4: entering this competition.
Speaker 3: Other clubs please represent This is Stephen Tania. Their take
Speaker 3: on working class man, working hard to kick? You hang on?
Speaker 3: Is that Jimmy Barnes? Is Jimmy Martin sent to this
Speaker 3: and resumed him. Get off. That's Barnsy right, working hard
Speaker 3: to kick and fully how does she?
Speaker 6: He's great, big fan. The Sun's name will carry young
Speaker 6: with the sheriff and get ready for the chorus.
Speaker 3: Who man?
Speaker 4: Then there was this another powerful one from Stacey, a
Speaker 4: blues fan.
Speaker 3: She went for Jesse James my shirt. I heard about
Speaker 3: you go yeah, Jimmy wi that shirt.
Speaker 6: Yeah, bring it.
Speaker 3: There is a Stacey song about being a Blues fan.
Speaker 3: Two nights the night we.
Speaker 1: Kept at the fights of Boys to see Bays record
Speaker 1: in the hard yard.
Speaker 3: Empty? Is that lady game? Thank you very much?
Speaker 4: All right, we have some new entries. I'll play one now,
Speaker 4: one after the ad break you got. You got a choice, guys.
Speaker 4: You can either have an original take on Blister, Blister
Speaker 4: and the Suns or Dean Martin's. That's a more ray.
Speaker 5: Save Dean Martin for after the ads. Let's go Blitter
Speaker 5: in the Sun.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Now, obviously we welcome all clubs and all fans. And
Speaker 4: then poor old Lucas is representing the Gold Coast sun shot.
Speaker 3: Wow Wow, why not, sir?
Speaker 4: Okay, this is his He's picked up Blister in the Sun, brilliant.
Speaker 5: Song, Blizer.
Speaker 3: All right, Lucas representing Gold cost Sons.
Speaker 11: When I'm supporting. I watched my club and I burnt out.
Speaker 11: They've got a fight at three quarter time. Let me
Speaker 11: go cry of the Sons.
Speaker 8: That cry.
Speaker 5: I love Lucas old post.
Speaker 3: I know you've never one of the best songs we've
Speaker 3: ever played.
Speaker 11: Guys, rushed behind hit in the post. I don't even
Speaker 11: know anymore. My girlfriend, she's for the Saints. She is
Speaker 11: happier than I.
Speaker 3: Let me go.
Speaker 1: Fan of the Son.
Speaker 11: Gold Coast, I know you've never won.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 11: They start each you're pretty good actually and you get excited,
Speaker 11: but then just.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: I can't change my hometown, you know, And I know.
Speaker 3: That Lucas God change and this is what I'm stuck with. Lucas.
Speaker 3: That is a gold cluss, very good Gold co Sons.
Speaker 3: You represent them? Well there, all right?
Speaker 5: All other two fans in Melbourne this morning will be
Speaker 5: listening to that, going, yes, I know how you feel, Lucas.
Speaker 3: It's like a clarion call for them.
Speaker 4: Conaks. Then a blues fan, another blues fan, Will is
Speaker 4: doing his take might being a blues fan to Dean
Speaker 4: Martin's that's a more ray.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Footy back next week eight days time. Round one is back.
Speaker 4: We're doing footy OK. We're asking you to pick a song,
Speaker 4: might be a favorite song, is any song, but then
Speaker 4: change the lyrics, make the lyrics about your club, recording
Speaker 4: it FOOTYOKI. This is not a singing competition. This is
Speaker 4: for fans, suffering fans, hopeful fans at the moment, just
Speaker 4: mainly suffering fans speaking to you. The Bombers fans who
Speaker 4: are very abundant in entering this competition, keen to share
Speaker 4: their pain and peter to music. So please all clubs
Speaker 4: represent these fans.
Speaker 3: Where are you?
Speaker 4: I am working on two entries that I will be
Speaker 4: debuting Thursday. They're very short at the moment. They're two
Speaker 4: and three lines, two different sort of tax really, Jackie boy,
Speaker 4: So I'll share that with you Thursday.
Speaker 5: Okay, if you're adding a line a day, that's fine.
Speaker 5: Slow and steady wins the Rice. I can't wait to
Speaker 5: hear them.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: And Lucas earlier that we just played his one from
Speaker 4: Blissa and the Sun. He's a Gold cost Suns fan.
Speaker 4: That was absolutely, very very smart. What on Lucas?
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to win. He's picked d Martin.
Speaker 3: That's a moray. Well the Moon, it's you like the
Speaker 3: thing a bean supply.
Speaker 4: That's honor so well is a Carlton Fans have listened
Speaker 4: to his take on that's a moray with his lyrics
Speaker 4: for his entry for Footy Okie, Well you've lost more.
Speaker 7: Than one Seldon Omega when the barn made with five
Speaker 7: pick to nature rebanda board parsending early linding earth Elynd
Speaker 7: and we see head in terra. What a beautiful voice,
Speaker 7: go Jolie's on his way to p P T TPP take.
Speaker 3: Offs to hello, won't she.
Speaker 7: This shun crooks make you d landam ss real quick?
Speaker 3: Two pounds all Harry, this is very good.
Speaker 7: When God's going down back oscar road leader into wearing.
Speaker 3: When you're down and I can.
Speaker 7: Park and the silver were in the cool.
Speaker 8: Trow to me from.
Speaker 6: Mine And who's that bad?
Speaker 3: I see Maddie only.
Speaker 5: He pretty much got the whole team.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did. He went through the entire squad. There, coaches,
Speaker 3: assistant coaches, physios.
Speaker 4: Well done, you reached and you did it. Well done
Speaker 4: well his take on t Mart. That's more a for footy.
Speaker 3: OK.
Speaker 4: We're asking to pick a song, any song, put your
Speaker 4: own lyrics about your team in the up for grabs.
Speaker 5: Jack the prizes huge prize pack, sixty five in Samsung
Speaker 5: four K Smart TV, one thousand dollars cash and an
Speaker 5: AFL membership for two adults two children, access to forty
Speaker 5: matches at the MCG in Marvel Stadium during the twenty
Speaker 5: twenty two season.
Speaker 3: Credible prizes, which is why the standard is high, working
Speaker 3: hard to kick your foody of sheet. He s great,
Speaker 3: big fan the Suns. They will carry on with the shaff.
Speaker 4: Oh he asend man and now Christian at Christian O'Connell
Speaker 4: dot com, DoD Au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: We didn't have time for this yesterday, but we know
Speaker 4: you love you, misshard lyrics. Here are yesterday's today.
Speaker 3: Now it's just another miss her Tuesday. Christian O'Connell's miss
Speaker 3: Heard Lyrics live editing. I don't know why more people
Speaker 3: don't do that because it sounds amazing.
Speaker 5: We don't even need the production team anymore.
Speaker 4: Oh that's lovey, How motivational. Two women on International Women Day.
Speaker 4: Whether I may read the room all right? Man's vainer,
Speaker 4: Chad's got canceled, guys right there there. We don't have
Speaker 4: to do my live editing again.
Speaker 3: Now it's just another miss hur Tuesday. Christian would yeah,
Speaker 3: they would have done.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: So misshurd lyrics, you send them in when we play
Speaker 4: them back if we agree with the miss here.
Speaker 3: If we don't.
Speaker 4: And for the really gray ones, Hall of Fame, recent
Speaker 4: Hall of Famer. This is a great one.
Speaker 3: Freedom for my people.
Speaker 4: Oliver Helden's I've got gold in my balls and diamonds
Speaker 4: in my soul. I understated that it's if you had
Speaker 4: golden balls, don't don't boast about okay. And then we
Speaker 4: had this Mitchell Warren hearing his own name in the
Speaker 4: system of a downs holy mountain, someone's mountain named em Warren.
Speaker 4: All right, Oh no, Mandy's back, Christian Jack and Batsy,
Speaker 4: I'm coming out for a second bite of last week's
Speaker 4: knocked backed, misheard Smashing Pumpkins wound. The original line by
Speaker 4: Billy Corgan is you're a part of me eternal one.
Speaker 4: Now Mandy actually gave us one of the biggest and
Speaker 4: worst ones ever.
Speaker 3: It's not even a miss. She thought it. She could hear.
Speaker 3: You're a pot of bees, a ton of wasps. We
Speaker 3: love a tryer on the show. She's back, Christian, or
Speaker 3: is it you're a part of me? A turtle mum, leave.
Speaker 5: It, leave it alone, Mandy.
Speaker 3: But oh, well done, Mandy. I do hear turtle mum? Yeah, Mandy,
Speaker 3: well done? All right, Yanky Davis has got this Christian.
Speaker 4: I think Annie Lennox must be a big Harry Potter
Speaker 4: fans from the Eurythmics. It's all right, and I'll be
Speaker 4: the tacking of your clock, and r be the numbers
Speaker 4: on your watch, Dubby, Or is it Potter.
Speaker 3: Fans Malfoy's house Elf, Dobby.
Speaker 4: And Dobby the ticking of your clock and Dobby the
Speaker 4: numbers on your watch, houself?
Speaker 3: It is Dobby.
Speaker 4: The old Potters everywhere excited. Get your broomstick on. Who
Speaker 4: knew that we had a listener called Samuel Davis. Samuel
Speaker 4: Davis Lincoln Park, Never, oh dear, we don't want anybody
Speaker 4: Lincolnbart Lincoln bar bleed it out, bleed it out, digging deeper,
Speaker 4: just to throw it away.
Speaker 3: Bleed it out, Chicken Teeka, just to throw it away.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I know it doesn't fail right hold of fame,
Speaker 4: Lincoln Park, but this is the only one they're going
Speaker 4: to get in. Bleeding out chicken Teaka, just to throw
Speaker 4: it away. Yeah, that's a great one, Well done, Samuel Davis.
Speaker 4: Will Gray's got Nickelback. We're going through all the favorite artists.
Speaker 3: Nickelback. How you remind me and this is how you
Speaker 3: remind me of what I really am this is you?
Speaker 3: Or is it? And this is how you remind me
Speaker 3: of Borat? Really man, this is you?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 11: Real?
Speaker 3: Wow? No, no, no, no, do you know Mandy one?
Speaker 3: It is terrible, that, isn't it? I mean really.
Speaker 5: That's right over the baron the b what you call
Speaker 5: a cross.
Speaker 3: Ride over the pigeons? What Wayne Flower?
Speaker 4: Good eighteen saw you did? System of a dow? Misheard
Speaker 4: last week? I got another one for you. We're not
Speaker 4: we're not. We're not looking at every week for a
Speaker 4: system of a down. Bear in mind most of people
Speaker 4: listen right now. It's a dog whistle. They go, what
Speaker 4: is he mean saying?
Speaker 3: System of a what? System of a down? The system?
Speaker 3: We're going through all the songs. I'm just demeaning the pack,
Speaker 3: demeaning the pack? Or is it?
Speaker 4: According to our friend here, Wayne Flower, I'm just the
Speaker 4: meat in the pie, just the meat in the pie.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this is our system of a down?
Speaker 3: Would say pie?
Speaker 5: They go, it's there, it's there, crossbar?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Wayne Flower? Why don't everyone thank you very much?
Speaker 4: Tho it's no more system of down, no more. Mandy
Speaker 4: you peaked email me Christian Christian dot com dot au
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Speaker 3: Incredible on another day yesterday have all this. I don't
Speaker 3: know about you, guys.
Speaker 4: I can't get enough at the moment of watching the
Speaker 4: tributes on TV about Shane warn Ye.
Speaker 3: There's something I don't know.
Speaker 4: Because such a magnetic magnetic charisma, how you still feel
Speaker 4: very drawn to stories about him. I think actually what
Speaker 4: it is right now in the world it's such a
Speaker 4: scary place, it's actually nice to be reminded that they
Speaker 4: are really good people. And what's lovely is it's not
Speaker 4: just about his extraordinary playing career. I think it's actually
Speaker 4: bigger than that, who he was as a person, you know,
Speaker 4: and some of the stories we had yesterday, and you're
Speaker 4: seeing him on TV, you know, and it's from his
Speaker 4: fan and sow they've got some story where if you
Speaker 4: had some encounter with him, you know, he gave you time.
Speaker 4: Which is what I think is that they give us.
Speaker 4: The best thing we can ever give each other is
Speaker 4: seeing someone isn't making feels seen and heard. And he
Speaker 4: did that to people, and not everyone who reaches his
Speaker 4: incredible stature, not all of them are like that. But
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever heard such an outpouring of
Speaker 4: what he was like as a person, which actually it
Speaker 4: makes you really think about what's the important. We put
Speaker 4: so much self value into what we do and who
Speaker 4: we are, but actually I think it's more important about
Speaker 4: who we really really.
Speaker 3: Are rather than what we do in the world.
Speaker 4: So anyway, yesterday I was just thinking about this, and
Speaker 4: I was thinking about the message we played yesterday from
Speaker 4: former England cricket captain who played against Warning and then
Speaker 4: they become very very close friends, best friends, and Varnie
Speaker 4: Michael Vaughn was actually over with Fox Cricket over Christmas
Speaker 4: and obviously he's away from his family back in the UK,
Speaker 4: and shame bless him invited Michael Vaughan in to spend
Speaker 4: Christmas with him and his family. Family is already intimate time,
Speaker 4: isn't on Christmas Day someone else there? But Shane couldn't
Speaker 4: be the thought of him being alone on Christmas Day.
Speaker 4: It shouldn't be like that. Michael Lan made a lovely
Speaker 4: message for us yesterday on the shirt he played out,
Speaker 4: and I was thinking about this bit because I saw
Speaker 4: an interview of Warnie where he said it was just
Speaker 4: what was nice as well. He was so unpretentious and
Speaker 4: just him. I take it or leave it, this is
Speaker 4: just me. And he was saying that someone was asking
Speaker 4: about food, you know, does it like fine dining? He
Speaker 4: didn't even think about it. He went no, he went,
Speaker 4: whatever a food is. You know those pretentious people. I'm
Speaker 4: the opposite. You know, I'll have chicken chips and La
Speaker 4: saigne rolls. And Michael all mentioned this on Christmas Day
Speaker 4: this year, right, you know, warning while everyone else is
Speaker 4: having what you traditionally have, you know, the turkey and
Speaker 4: the gravy and all this warning was having this and
Speaker 4: the king to stick to his lasagna sandwiches with bread
Speaker 4: rolls plastered with butter. I don't know why I find
Speaker 4: this oddly moving at the moment. I think because everything is,
Speaker 4: but this. I find there's something very about this, so
Speaker 4: unique to somebody. And the king to stick to his
Speaker 4: lasagna sandwiches with bread rolls plastered with butter. I think
Speaker 4: it's Michael Vaughan having the king in then thea sandwich
Speaker 4: like some sort of mad king. So I'm thinking that
Speaker 4: this Friday, right, what am I what I'm going to
Speaker 4: do on Thursday? And I wonder if you might want
Speaker 4: to join me, right, just a bit of fun on Friday.
Speaker 4: I thought on Thursday, I'm going to make a Lasanya.
Speaker 3: Right. I've never made one before, so I think it's
Speaker 3: pretty basic.
Speaker 4: It's layers, isn't It's like building a brick wall. Again,
Speaker 4: I've never made one of those. But with something you've
Speaker 4: never made, I might buy La Sanya, guys. More thing
Speaker 4: about this anyway. Look, I'm bringing the sanduay in Friday.
Speaker 4: We're going to reheat it. I'm going to bring in
Speaker 4: white bread rolls. So I spoke to Michael yesterday and said,
Speaker 4: I just need to get the detail right to honor
Speaker 4: the great man. White bread rolls. You went yeat and listen.
Speaker 4: He's really hot, and it has to be buttering there.
Speaker 4: None of that marcharine. It's got to be butter in there,
Speaker 4: white bread roll butter. And then a big old generous
Speaker 4: survey of La Sagna. And I want everyone to do
Speaker 4: this bringing is Sanya into work. Stop we are doing
Speaker 4: ten past state pullover, go to school late, tell the
Speaker 4: school you're doing really important work. Honoring Shane Warn with
Speaker 4: a Lasagna sandwich. And if there are any cafes listening
Speaker 4: and I know those loans of you that listen to
Speaker 4: this show, thank you very much. When I go in
Speaker 4: so many cafes they've always got gold on. So if
Speaker 4: you want to add this to your already amazing menus,
Speaker 4: the Shane warn kind of Lasanya Sandwich maybe a short
Speaker 4: limited run for a couple of days, please let us
Speaker 4: know do it for Friday and over the long weekend.
Speaker 4: So if you want to take part in this, email
Speaker 4: me so I can get some idea of whether a
Speaker 4: lot of people are going to join me or it's
Speaker 4: just us having Lasanya Sandwiches ten past on Friday morning.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connor dot com that au this is.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Come on an Alison Baker, Christian, I'm on board. Lasagnya
Speaker 4: and butter sani rolls will be sold at our place,
Speaker 4: Allison's Corner Shop and bread Commercial Rose Pran.
Speaker 3: Thank you Allison.
Speaker 4: For grab today on the time wasted two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty dollars worth of ox Rabbit vouchers, Australia's most talked
Speaker 4: about brownies and cookies delivered street Shield or ox Rabbit.
Speaker 4: All right, Today's time waste is to do with Batman.
Speaker 3: They do not think this is from the sound check
Speaker 3: of the current movie. Actually, Jackie boy, you've seen it looked.
Speaker 5: All I will say is for me, way too long,
Speaker 5: three hours, too much stuff, too much Batman the movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, the kay Gothams under attack again. I love the
Speaker 3: Dark Knight trilogy.
Speaker 5: But I mean even in this one, the aesthetic looks
Speaker 5: really cool, and I think all the actors are great.
Speaker 5: Rob Patterson makes him great Batman.
Speaker 4: Rob Patterson, you sound like the Honeywood. Actually, you know
Speaker 4: where they short and everything. Rob's a great guy. Do
Speaker 4: you mean Robert Dean.
Speaker 3: We've got him Rob.
Speaker 5: We callt him Rowe wrote Everybody's good enough.
Speaker 3: Just too long? Yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: Well, they're just announced there's gonna be another Batman movie
Speaker 4: with Jack knows them as Rob Robert Patterson.
Speaker 3: And when we're coming out till twenty twenty seven, what
Speaker 3: they do for the next five years? You're not gonna
Speaker 3: wait five years. We would have moved on.
Speaker 4: So today we're looking for your Batman movie. Batman movie titles, Jack,
Speaker 4: how are yours?
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, I got some good ones right at the end.
Speaker 4: Love, Yeah, all right, here's my name. Batman Movies. The
Speaker 4: Dark No Night Batman, the Dark, No Night Batman. I'm
Speaker 4: them bed Bunkston, Mike, Bruce, I didn't hear a goal.
Speaker 3: That's the best. Thank you, Bruce. Wayne's world.
Speaker 4: He's now doing a TV show from that basement is
Speaker 4: Land on Cable T with Robin. Yes, Civil Plus altogether, Dude,
Speaker 4: where's my where's my cape? Cleaning fluid? I put it there,
Speaker 4: I know I put it there.
Speaker 5: He does always have Civil Plus.
Speaker 3: Well done. Boys in the Hood was a good movie.
Speaker 3: Wren't it a new one? Bats in the Hood? Come on?
Speaker 3: That is strong, strong, strong, And if you didn't like that,
Speaker 3: you really hate this.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 3: Flew over the Cuckoo's bat Nest. Fans are on their feet,
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 5: Tom Hardy is starring in Bain Pig in the City.
Speaker 3: That's enough. Pain, Yeah cold, that's good. Riddler on the
Speaker 3: Roof that's good as well. That's good. Silver snakes on
Speaker 3: a Wayne bronze and out the cookie jar.
Speaker 5: And then they become more like yours. Where of just
Speaker 5: wedge bat into a movie The Curious Case of Benjamin Batman.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not even going to mark that. It never happened. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is go to theirs, into theirs. We'll give them time.
Speaker 3: Go to theirs, Go to theirs. Now, presenter that goody.
Speaker 1: Yet you're listening to the question o'kyles show, podcast.
Speaker 3: Time, Waite Today Batman movie titles.
Speaker 4: Jack you're ready to mark, I am ready to get.
Speaker 4: Someone's winning a load of cookies and brownies. I won't
Speaker 4: please don't.
Speaker 3: Fifty shades of bats Bronze, the Great Batsby.
Speaker 5: Gold plus.
Speaker 3: That's so good. I want to see that Richard uh
Speaker 3: singing in the Baine Gold. Dude, where's my Robin.
Speaker 6: Gold?
Speaker 4: Alfred Powers, the butler who shagged me Gold plus Nathan
Speaker 4: in Ballarat take a bow. You're the new mayor of
Speaker 4: Ballarat for that one. That is very good. Andrew's got
Speaker 4: We brought a bat cave silver like that Brussel Flighty Gold,
Speaker 4: Throw the joker.
Speaker 3: From the train Bronze, tough luck mag and I thought
Speaker 3: it deserve better. Belle Caesar Bell, Caesar.
Speaker 5: Bail Christian Yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes yes Silver the.
Speaker 4: Penguin aois rings twice Gold, Minister at bats Old, Citizen
Speaker 4: Bain Gold, Alfred I shrunk the suit.
Speaker 5: Gold.
Speaker 3: These are very funny. Jackie boy, who's getting the cookies.
Speaker 5: They're a great bunch. But Alfred Powers, the butler who
Speaker 5: shagged me, can have the cookies.
Speaker 3: That is you, Nathan in Ballarat. You deserve them. Enjoy
Speaker 3: So Tomorrow's show today.
Speaker 4: Getting into the eighties out of the nineties with the
Speaker 4: letter F tomorrow, which means if Jacksner Kamarie. I was
Speaker 4: so excited about the two of us rewatching face off
Speaker 4: Cage Travolta with one no, I would say the most
Speaker 4: ludicrous premise to a movie ever. He got two Hammy actors,
Speaker 4: and one of them is Cage anyway, who's very caffeinated,
Speaker 4: shall we say, in his performance? Highly it was the nineties,
Speaker 4: but I cannot wait to get back into it today.
Speaker 4: So so and so that if Jack's son, if jack
Speaker 4: Son came early, we were going to just get into
Speaker 4: Jeet tomorrow and I was going to wait to do
Speaker 4: f until you return to the show.
Speaker 3: But this is the movie. This is the movie we
Speaker 3: are watching today.
Speaker 8: I've been chasing this guy ever since I had joined
Speaker 8: the force.
Speaker 11: He's the most dangerous and brilliant criminal mind I've ever known.
Speaker 4: The same time I finally.
Speaker 5: Figured out a way to trap him.
Speaker 1: I don't care if I live.
Speaker 3: You're not having any fun, are you shown?
Speaker 1: Try terrorism for hireable, blow some stuff up.
Speaker 3: It's more fun. Plan B.
Speaker 6: Let's just kill each other.
Speaker 3: How did he even get off the grounds? Even the trailer,
Speaker 3: there's no intrigue, is there.
Speaker 5: It's just catchphrases.
Speaker 4: Anyway, that's the movie this week for the Let's a
Speaker 4: f for the nineties face soft email me anything late
Speaker 4: Labarti Christian at Christian.
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