Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Set up to Pussy's boat.
Speaker 3: He looks like a man in a dog suit. You
Speaker 3: gotta be honest. It's a cat block.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show. Donald one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, come on in Tuesday morning. Nice and fresh out
Speaker 3: there today. Oh my god, that is so cold.
Speaker 2: Not as cold as yesterday. Though I had ice on
Speaker 2: the windscreen.
Speaker 4: Yesterday.
Speaker 3: I thought it was cold. I thought it was colder.
Speaker 3: This morning.
Speaker 2: It's about five degrees warmer.
Speaker 5: In fact, what's about zero degrees in the studio. Christian
Speaker 5: insists on having the aircon. Its sub zero. So cold
Speaker 5: in here.
Speaker 4: It's cold of them outside.
Speaker 3: Other shows have a warm and toasty and it sounds
Speaker 3: like a cozy show. You need to be on the edge. Awake.
Speaker 4: He the chattering.
Speaker 3: Good, that's right, you're awake. You're away old people. You
Speaker 3: can go to an old folks home. They're a nice
Speaker 3: and hot in there. They're all snoozy. It's a bat
Speaker 3: for shows with ninety year olds. This is why you're here,
Speaker 3: This is why there's my job every morning is always
Speaker 3: to let the dogs out and go and have a
Speaker 3: little poop this morning, open that door, and they were like,
Speaker 3: straight back.
Speaker 2: In and just do it inside.
Speaker 3: It's going to be above ten for me to dump
Speaker 3: out there. Hey, talk about dogs. How is how is Presley?
Speaker 3: You dog that you must lost on Friday with the
Speaker 3: gastro hemorhoid interests or whatever that mysterious illness or was
Speaker 3: he dropped yesterday?
Speaker 2: He's so much better. It just warms the cockles of
Speaker 2: my heart that each day it's more and more like
Speaker 2: our own Presley. And when I.
Speaker 3: Got homes the cockles of my heart.
Speaker 2: Yes, when I got home yesterday, he ran up to
Speaker 2: the door with the tail wagging, which is seriously just
Speaker 2: the best thing when you get home from the day
Speaker 2: and it's like, oh, Prezzy, you're feeling better. And he's
Speaker 2: got a healthy appetite, no more ikey poos. So each
Speaker 2: day is better.
Speaker 3: And where did he sleep last night?
Speaker 2: He was outside last time.
Speaker 3: That's a sweet recovery, isn't it? Like I did that
Speaker 3: with people come back from hospital, you sleep outside Now.
Speaker 3: He only came back from the dog hospital Sunday and
Speaker 3: he's outside.
Speaker 2: He prefers to be outside because he's snow.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well, well, well they have a choice, keep
Speaker 3: it all open, shut him out, locked the door.
Speaker 2: From the Italian Alps, they actually sleep in the snow.
Speaker 3: They are too terrible.
Speaker 4: He's probably acclimatized by now to Australia.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't like the hater. He was like last
Speaker 2: night he was too hot and Chris, so Chris put
Speaker 2: him out and he wanted to stay out.
Speaker 3: Hell the things we do for our pets, right. Uh,
Speaker 3: my cat Larry was screaming this morning. That's horrible. When
Speaker 3: I was trying to get him to shut up, because
Speaker 3: it's like half fall in the morning and any noise
Speaker 3: in a sleeping house is amplified, isn't it, because everything's
Speaker 3: so quiet, so it just it pierces through it. Like
Speaker 3: a half four month he's like crying and I have
Speaker 3: to give him a little bit of food as well
Speaker 3: at half four otherwise he just cried, start rattling my
Speaker 3: daughter's bedroom door. He actually does like rat it. He
Speaker 3: starts the shoulder barge and he's a big old, big
Speaker 3: old cat as well. So then I worked out why
Speaker 3: he was crying. A half he'd had his food, I
Speaker 3: was like, what it now? I was actually doing what
Speaker 3: do you want?
Speaker 4: You want?
Speaker 3: And I saw that he was crying by his like
Speaker 3: his poop litter tray. His owner, my seventeen year old daughter.
Speaker 3: It's her job to do that. So I draw the
Speaker 3: line of that you can sort own empty his litter tray.
Speaker 3: She just refilled it, but she's she squished it all
Speaker 3: at one end of the tray, so it's like created
Speaker 3: like a shawline of like a sand dune, and he
Speaker 3: likes it nice and flat. So I hated to get
Speaker 3: like a cud of my hand and rake it over.
Speaker 3: And I was thinking, I'm on my hands and knees right,
Speaker 3: and he's looking at me, and then he's almost like
Speaker 3: and walks on sizes. He looks over his shoulder as
Speaker 3: he's trying to go like, can I have some privacy? Now?
Speaker 3: It's already for you now, your ol highness. I think
Speaker 3: this ain't no way to start the day, making the
Speaker 3: cat litter with my hands today. The show has got
Speaker 3: to get better.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Miss her lyrics. We had a great one yesterday with
Speaker 3: this fat man scoop it's your sodiac sign. I played
Speaker 3: this three times on the way home. Yes see, I
Speaker 3: haven't haven't heard it in years and years and years.
Speaker 3: I forgot the bit of the end, but all Dony
Speaker 3: engine engine. But yeah, I found myself singing it along.
Speaker 3: I've never done this song karaoke, never heard it, and
Speaker 3: I don't know fifteen to twenty years since it came out. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what happened to you yesterday? Then with uber ees while
Speaker 3: you were snoozing?
Speaker 2: Oh well this is while the cat's away, the mice
Speaker 2: will play. I conked out last night. I was a
Speaker 2: bit exhausted. I don't normally lay down late, but I
Speaker 2: did it like five, and I set the alive nap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was just so tired, like half three that nap.
Speaker 2: I know, I thought that, but I thought, you know what,
Speaker 2: everyone's home. Chris has got.
Speaker 3: Actually been drinking one of those you know, Chris has
Speaker 3: got everything much of a mess now on a Monday.
Speaker 4: I don't like that at all.
Speaker 2: So I set my alarm. Anyway, Chris had sneakily turned
Speaker 2: it off to his sleep, which was very sweet.
Speaker 3: Let you sleep or do notsitate.
Speaker 2: Knock her out, I can't be bothered talking to her
Speaker 2: for a few hours.
Speaker 3: Well, he snuck in and turned off the alarm. Yes,
Speaker 3: amazing skills. As a cat burg. I didn't quite seeing
Speaker 3: me in that's subtle.
Speaker 4: And you think that's sweet?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, isn't it?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 3: Not? Am I?
Speaker 7: Am?
Speaker 4: I misreading that he knew what he was doing playing
Speaker 4: a long game.
Speaker 3: So did he then order whober eats from so?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: So then I've woken up and I've looked at my
Speaker 2: screen to check what time it was. It was like
Speaker 2: eight eighteen or something, and then on my screen thank
Speaker 2: you for your Uber Eats order, And I thought, what
Speaker 2: have they got?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 2: I slaved away all of yesterday to make this delicious lasagna.
Speaker 2: I did a beautiful little Greek salad that was in
Speaker 2: the in the fridge. I said, listen, she sounds.
Speaker 3: Really nice and nice. I satue on a Monday with
Speaker 3: a little side.
Speaker 2: Sad lovely yes, And then I thought, why what's happened
Speaker 2: with the lasagna? So I got up and they're like, ah, evening.
Speaker 2: I said, what what's the go with dinner? I've done
Speaker 2: like lasagna and they've ordered this big curry cook up
Speaker 2: curry house.
Speaker 3: Don't okay? He met the Uber Eats guy out in
Speaker 3: the drolly flay don't stop the car if instead of
Speaker 3: started again. Just keep going around, throw it out the window.
Speaker 3: I'll catch it. Go deep, go deep, Audie's creeping, take
Speaker 3: your shoes off. We wait, Mama bear should come out
Speaker 3: like a bear at hibernation. We're ordering about that manky
Speaker 3: old dry lasanya.
Speaker 2: Well, I said, oh, yeah, we didn't much care for
Speaker 2: the lasagna that you made. And do you mean to
Speaker 2: say I slaved away for two hours and you ordered
Speaker 2: uber eats. That's highly offensive. So they just left it
Speaker 2: in the oven, hadn't even like put glad on it
Speaker 2: or anything.
Speaker 3: I'm with Chris on this swing. I mean fair enough.
Speaker 3: You're like, you think most curry houses are shut on
Speaker 3: a Monday.
Speaker 2: No, not not the curry Guru. If you're after a
Speaker 2: good curry in the West.
Speaker 3: Curry actually called the curry Guru. Yeah, the curry Guru.
Speaker 3: And I guess also, even if they're shut, you get
Speaker 3: a cool from one of the new ones. And I
Speaker 3: know we're shut today. Oh what's the Newman's would be.
Speaker 1: There and half now Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we kicked this off. We're going back to it today.
Speaker 3: Are part two? Trying to do the alphabet, trying to
Speaker 3: tick off all the letters of the alphabet from your
Speaker 3: childhood injuries that you sustained some amazing stories yesterday, Brian,
Speaker 3: what do we have in yesterday? What letters of the
Speaker 3: alphabet have we ticked off with the injuries from our
Speaker 3: listeners from their childhoods?
Speaker 5: We have ticked off A for ankle, B for BICEP,
Speaker 5: C for chin, E for elbow, FIT for fingers and fibula, K.
Speaker 4: For me, and T for teeth.
Speaker 3: Well done. Now what I was expecting is a let's
Speaker 3: a little thing of my A for ankle is interesting,
Speaker 3: but how did they.
Speaker 4: Do A for ankle? Jess shattered at ankle When we.
Speaker 3: Did have the information, Patsy just decided not to give
Speaker 3: up most interesting bit.
Speaker 4: Down the link.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sure, keep the interesting stuff out. Always great editing there.
Speaker 3: This is why he's a producer. They're observing the back
Speaker 3: room only.
Speaker 4: Would you like the.
Speaker 3: Yeah comments?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: See for chin was when Sherry had a coke bottle
Speaker 5: explode and shattered into head.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's interesting. Why did you mention it earlier?
Speaker 3: I'm playing the bart of a listener, Dave.
Speaker 5: He was for elbow when Little Johnny was playing teenage
Speaker 5: mutant Ninja Turtles and shattered his elbow.
Speaker 4: F was someone who shutted their fingers.
Speaker 3: And they go back into his hand. I'm still not
Speaker 3: convinced that actually happened. I don't believe fingers can just
Speaker 3: be forced back into the hat.
Speaker 4: And then we also have I don't know the teeth
Speaker 4: and toast story.
Speaker 3: Sorry, yeah, no, no, no, that was not very good.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. It's okay, it's it's early. It's only a
Speaker 3: couple listening, just a couple of trades and some cows. Alrighty, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, some of the injuries that came in over
Speaker 3: and Bob Stevens Morning, Bobby Christian. I decided to swing
Speaker 3: on a swing as high as I could and then
Speaker 3: jump off like we order this kids. Well, I flow
Speaker 3: off on that swing like an exercent missile, flying, flying,
Speaker 3: flying straight into a washing line, then hit the ground,
Speaker 3: suddenly breaking my left humorous, humorous, the humorous.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't humorous.
Speaker 3: It hurt. See what happens once you create.
Speaker 4: I've brought this upon the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good morning, team. This is from Ricky Dawson. When
Speaker 3: I was a kid, I went to climbing on a fence,
Speaker 3: lost my footing and relocated my boys.
Speaker 4: Oh are we putting that under boys?
Speaker 3: No p for plums Plum Damage. Great name for an
Speaker 3: indie band. By the way, I needed surgery to have
Speaker 3: the repositions? Good god, what I do on twist them?
Speaker 3: They've got to knock you out to do that. He's
Speaker 3: getting it back, He's getting it back. Dr said I
Speaker 3: may have kids again, and ended up having five kids,
Speaker 3: so he lied, all right, right, let it go mate.
Speaker 3: They're trying to do their best medical sights. Then with
Speaker 3: those five kids, wasn't he I'll show them again and again,
Speaker 3: poor missus. Rick, the wall's over now, Rick Dows, there
Speaker 3: was that. Oh yes, Christian. When I was fifteen, I
Speaker 3: was playing for my mum's netball team. Your position were rough?
Speaker 3: Really in a netball game? O?
Speaker 2: Those girls can be vicious.
Speaker 3: Can they?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Your position were rough. Prefer to maim a charge rather
Speaker 3: than loose on the blade. Stood on my left foot
Speaker 3: when I was about to jump for the ball, breaking
Speaker 3: my wrist in any After waiting for hours, my mum
Speaker 3: said you better have broken it after all this. Jenny's
Speaker 3: got assist on. Christian, tell Rio I can cross w
Speaker 3: off the list. We still have one of those jungle
Speaker 3: gym playthings. Had a couple of swings in a monkey
Speaker 3: bar and still am of short stature, and decided to
Speaker 3: do a running leap to grab onetl a monkey bar,
Speaker 3: swing off, then drop. You already see what she's missed here.
Speaker 4: I did it a few.
Speaker 3: Times very well. Evidently I became a bit tired and
Speaker 3: on the last faithful jump I didn't quite jump high
Speaker 3: enough because I missed the monkey bar, fell flat in
Speaker 3: my back and winded myself. We're not putting that in w.
Speaker 10: W.
Speaker 3: Is nasty to win yourself, but it's not as traumatic
Speaker 3: as fingers going back into the hands.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Did you get a charted injury? And can you share
Speaker 3: it with us? So trying to go through the alphabet
Speaker 3: for all your various injured body parts, taking off letters
Speaker 3: of the alphabet, Let's go to linswe nine four one
Speaker 3: four one O four three Daniel, good morning, Sorry, phones
Speaker 3: are being the A four sheet jack posts this three
Speaker 3: points around the room, various things to blame and drag
Speaker 3: down the moon.
Speaker 4: I've re said it and it's about Oh.
Speaker 3: Thank you for resetting it. He tapped it twice, Daniel,
Speaker 3: Here you go Christian, we got a hold of you.
Speaker 3: We never leave a corner down, Daniel. What's your injured
Speaker 3: body part for us? Mate?
Speaker 8: Man, I'm going to go with s for skull skull.
Speaker 3: We haven't had a skull crush yet. What happened?
Speaker 8: Look, we were setting up jumps for for the bikes,
Speaker 8: so I had at a mountain bike at that particular
Speaker 8: point in time. So we got out the milk crate
Speaker 8: and we went and got a bit of plyhead of
Speaker 8: dad shed. And so we'd successfully made a couple of jumps,
Speaker 8: and I thought we'll ramp this up a bit and
Speaker 8: took a bit more of a run up, and the
Speaker 8: ply managed to hold up against the milk point and
Speaker 8: loved me over the front of the mountain bike and
Speaker 8: into the neighbor's brick fence.
Speaker 3: It's that kind of evil cane, amazing to witness.
Speaker 8: So I managed to knock three bricks out of their fence.
Speaker 3: Hot with your heads in my head, I'd know already.
Speaker 8: Managed to drag myself across the road back to Mum
Speaker 8: and Dad's house, where they just had new carpet put
Speaker 8: into the house. Mum briefly stopped me at the front
Speaker 8: door and said don't come inside. You're bleeding everywhere and
Speaker 8: shoveled me around the side of.
Speaker 3: The house tradesmen's entrance around the back. That is shocking.
Speaker 4: What happened to you?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I probably knocked a few brain tails out.
Speaker 3: Some story, Daniel, thank you very much. Give us a
Speaker 3: good mate, very funny, I was.
Speaker 8: You're very right.
Speaker 3: Uh you run a note that I don't see anything
Speaker 3: going down today. Sean coome Onning, good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, all right, sawny boy. What's
Speaker 3: your injured body part for us?
Speaker 11: The jewels?
Speaker 3: The jewels, your jewels.
Speaker 7: Well, I got your first kiss from a girl at
Speaker 7: school when of the young fellows. So you're pretty excited,
Speaker 7: and uh so decided to run away after me kiss.
Speaker 7: And as I was running and I look back.
Speaker 11: And just to see if she's still watching.
Speaker 7: And you remember the school chairs with the concrete legs.
Speaker 8: And yeah, they see about four people on them.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The top rail was always broken because we always walk
Speaker 7: across the.
Speaker 11: Top of them and never jump when you look back
Speaker 11: to you because you got to misjudge your landing and
Speaker 11: my garin went right on the end of the piece
Speaker 11: of wood and being splintered splinters.
Speaker 4: That's no place for us.
Speaker 3: It's check for you.
Speaker 7: I was impaled on the.
Speaker 3: God you called him from there. Now twenty two years later,
Speaker 3: I can't take you, can't price you off.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, well uh yeah. A hard way to get
Speaker 7: the girl, I guess because they're all standing around waiting
Speaker 7: for the end.
Speaker 3: Style that one out. Now you guys, head on, I'll
Speaker 3: leave in a minute. I'm good here checking out.
Speaker 11: It gets worse.
Speaker 7: Well, the young fella, after a couple of stitches and
Speaker 7: a few splinters removed. He always a band aid and
Speaker 7: those elastic plastic band aids.
Speaker 3: No place for a band aid. Oh, they take away
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 7: That was my.
Speaker 3: Sean. Thank you very much. She call mete. No, thank you,
Speaker 3: I say, this team, what is going on?
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're after the injuries you got from when you were
Speaker 3: a kid, but plottingham on our eights of your childhood injuries.
Speaker 3: We need your stories, your body parts knackered, broken, desiccated.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Michelle, Good morning, how are you? I'm good, Michelle,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show. What happened to you?
Speaker 6: It's not me, it's my son who's now forty four,
Speaker 6: that it's m for mouth.
Speaker 3: O God, we happened to your son's mouth.
Speaker 6: All lots of things. He was righty, these little bike
Speaker 6: out the front with all the neighborhood kids. The chain
Speaker 6: came off and he was about four career down the
Speaker 6: hill into someone's driveway that they were just getting ready
Speaker 6: to back out. And the old station wagons that had
Speaker 6: a wind down windows thing on the back, passing metal
Speaker 6: thing over his handle by select his mouth into that.
Speaker 6: Oh God, I was terrible. He lost all his teeth
Speaker 6: in his top gun actually became completely dislaunched each second
Speaker 6: teath were exposed. It was not nice.
Speaker 3: Oh, the poor little lights.
Speaker 6: I know years and years and years of dental treatment
Speaker 6: that the Royal Children's to.
Speaker 3: God, I bet you could imagine the pain and the
Speaker 3: different procedures he must have had.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, he's gum sewn back on. Then after that
Speaker 6: trouble eating and all sorts of things, he had his
Speaker 6: final procedure at the children's hospital when he was in
Speaker 6: his early twenties, where they gave him some implants.
Speaker 7: Wow, what a story is.
Speaker 6: It's very very long time, very long time. Poor little kid.
Speaker 6: He got his places when most kids were taking them off.
Speaker 6: And then he finally got his graces on off. And
Speaker 6: he was walking home from a French place one night
Speaker 6: someone in the street hunched him in his mouth and
Speaker 6: disflatched his two front teeth.
Speaker 3: It's so terrible luck about his mouth, isn't he times
Speaker 3: the outcome? Tell you what, Michelle? You know his medical
Speaker 3: history so well, it's like you're reading.
Speaker 6: I know, I wait to do it.
Speaker 3: Oh, poor kid, Michelle, thank you very much your story.
Speaker 6: You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Have a good guy, and you take care Michelle by
Speaker 3: let's go to uh Daniel. Hello Daniel, Daniel, Yes, hello
Speaker 3: you all right? Daniel.
Speaker 12: Yes, I can give you a w a real one.
Speaker 12: The webbing between my.
Speaker 3: Toes asking this, but what happened to the webbing between
Speaker 3: your toes? Daniel?
Speaker 12: I was riding my pushbike in songs as you do
Speaker 12: as a kid, went riding around the front.
Speaker 13: Of our old video store and caught or knocked my
Speaker 13: foot on the water meter out the front, and I
Speaker 13: didn't think anything of it, kept riding and couldn't sort
Speaker 13: of work out why my song felt wet and a
Speaker 13: little sticky stick it down and realized I'd split the
Speaker 13: webbing between my second and third toe clean open, so.
Speaker 5: My mom would always film he should go mentally if
Speaker 5: I ever rode my bike with dongs, well, I got home.
Speaker 12: Well, got back from the medical center after fifteen stitches
Speaker 12: to my mum, who was a nurse when I was
Speaker 12: a kid and had also told me not to ride
Speaker 12: my bike, and got zero sympathy from.
Speaker 4: My mom.
Speaker 12: Exactly what I told you not to do, and freaked
Speaker 12: my dad out because my mom ran. My sister ran inside.
Speaker 12: He was riding with us and called him and simply said,
Speaker 12: Dan had an accident at the video store near the road.
Speaker 12: Come quick, So he bolted down there at a billion
Speaker 12: miles an hour.
Speaker 3: The sounded like some video cassettes fell on you was
Speaker 3: trapped under a load of predeces and commando.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so he he sort of got there, took one
Speaker 12: look and went, yeah, that's that's not gonna be good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Daniel, thank you very much to give us a call.
Speaker 3: Have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Fago Sharky a Good Heart Gold one a four point
Speaker 3: three Christian O'Connell show Fergo Sharky Pritty, an Irish singer,
Speaker 3: was also in the undertone said a couple of big
Speaker 3: hits in the eighties, and then about sort of fifteen
Speaker 3: years ago, went to run the Broadcasting Standards Complaint Commission
Speaker 3: in the UK. You know, just a complete different pivot
Speaker 3: before we even know what a pivot was. And then
Speaker 3: what's getting an email from him when they investigate if
Speaker 3: you had a You've just got an if you complain
Speaker 3: about anything thing to do with British radio, it's the
Speaker 3: same in Australia as well, someone will investigate the complaint.
Speaker 3: And obviously some people were just idiots and time wasted.
Speaker 3: Someone can that I was broadcasting Worship the Devil messages
Speaker 3: during the show. Were you there across once? You know me?
Speaker 3: And I was whispering Worship the Devil during the songs,
Speaker 3: So someone had to actually listen to a week of
Speaker 3: shows and the ad breaks and the news to see
Speaker 3: what's I doing this. Obviously I was cleared of this
Speaker 3: non complaint and I got an email from Vocal Shark.
Speaker 3: He's just saying, this is one of our favorite ever complaints.
Speaker 3: I was so tempted the day after I got clear
Speaker 3: to actually whisper Worship the Devil that whoever the person
Speaker 3: was going doing it now doing it again. They go,
Speaker 3: not this again, Okay, something really exciting is happening this week.
Speaker 3: It opens tomorrow. Some of you may have seen it
Speaker 3: when you're a teenager, when you're a kid, the original
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty six. It's finally here. For weeks. You've
Speaker 3: seen the posters we're talking about top gun Maverick. This
Speaker 3: is all those rare things where you can actually believe.
Speaker 8: The hype.
Speaker 3: Even just hearing this music. I went to preview of
Speaker 3: this last week and it's so good that I'm going
Speaker 3: back this week with a couple of buddies. Honestly, I
Speaker 3: will go and see it again. It is so good.
Speaker 3: Ton't gum Maverick. If you've read any of the reviews
Speaker 3: so far, there's a reason why people are raving about it.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine was sort of big screening two
Speaker 3: weeks ago in the UK at ten o'clock when all
Speaker 3: the reviewers go and see it, and a lot of
Speaker 3: them are just they didn't want to like a big
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise and nostalgia effects like this. It got a
Speaker 3: standing ovation at the end. It's how Tom Cruise and
Speaker 3: team have done it. It's better than it could have been. Actually,
Speaker 3: I loved it and actually reminded me now that we
Speaker 3: can go back to the cinemas of why we actually
Speaker 3: fell in love with going to the cinema and experience.
Speaker 3: Don't wait for this to come out in six months time,
Speaker 3: at Christmas time on streaming. Please do yourself a favor,
Speaker 3: go and see it. Often when breakfast shows start raving
Speaker 3: about a new movie, it's because they've been paid to
Speaker 3: get behind it. I promise you we are not. I've
Speaker 3: not been paid any money to promote this movie, so
Speaker 3: much so that actually they don't need my help. Tom
Speaker 3: Cruise doesn't need summing. This guy on the radio in
Speaker 3: Australia banging on about topkn Maverritt. It's going to do well.
Speaker 3: It's going to do really well. And I'll say it now,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised if it gets a nomination for
Speaker 3: Best Picture next year at the Oscars.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's got You'll go for the nostalgia, but
Speaker 3: you'll leave with something far deeper. It's that good.
Speaker 2: Well, an Oscar's always eluded him, hasn't it. He hasn't
Speaker 2: won an NA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's done so many great movies. But anyway,
Speaker 3: Patsy you've got to go and see what Christians going too.
Speaker 2: I musked, Yeah, I want to go.
Speaker 3: I will so Obviously I love seeing it last week,
Speaker 3: going to see it again this weekend with some buddies,
Speaker 3: so much so that we've used our own show budget.
Speaker 3: They give me a very small budget each year to
Speaker 3: do with what I want. A couple of years ago,
Speaker 3: I wasted some of it getting a cement mixer. Bullet
Speaker 3: that that's the story you don't need to get into now.
Speaker 3: I actually told the team, let's buy some tickets gold classes.
Speaker 3: Treat you guys, go and see it properly, gold class
Speaker 3: for listen to us. We try to get some for
Speaker 3: tomorrow when it opens up. It is sold out everywhere.
Speaker 3: Obviously people are very excited about going back to see
Speaker 3: top getting at the movies, so we do have we
Speaker 3: actually have. We brought a load of tickets gold class tickets,
Speaker 3: double passes for Thursday and Friday Rio. Where are they?
Speaker 5: We have double pass Village Cinema's gold class tickets for
Speaker 5: Caringle for Fountain Gates that's for tomorrow and on Friday
Speaker 5: we have Jam Factory and Melbourne Central.
Speaker 3: I think they're actually for Thursday and Friday.
Speaker 4: That's what I said.
Speaker 3: No, tomorrow's Wednesday, Oh.
Speaker 4: Thursday, Friday? Yeah, having a rough day.
Speaker 3: It's all right, it's right, it's fine, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 3: So it's for Thursday and Friday. So I'll play the
Speaker 3: part of the listener, like my name is Pete. Hey, Pete,
Speaker 3: I'm really excited about going see top Gun Maverick. What
Speaker 3: are my options Thursday?
Speaker 4: Well, Pete, are you free during the day on Thursday?
Speaker 3: No? I have a job fair enough.
Speaker 5: Well, then Carringle's out of the question. What about at
Speaker 5: night a little bit further north?
Speaker 4: Are you free?
Speaker 3: I'd love to Yes? Where do I go?
Speaker 4: What time you can go to the fountain Gate screening
Speaker 4: at eight four?
Speaker 3: Hey, I just check my diary. My wife can't make it.
Speaker 3: What have we got Friday? She has Zumba?
Speaker 4: Well, you can't miss zomba on the Friday. Are you again?
Speaker 4: Are you working Friday during the day.
Speaker 3: No, I've still got that job even on a Friday.
Speaker 3: I can't knock off that early. What have you got
Speaker 3: Friday night?
Speaker 5: Well, maybe not to go to Melbourne Central. Are you
Speaker 5: free at exactly six forty five?
Speaker 3: God, that's perfect? Yes?
Speaker 4: What are the odds.
Speaker 3: Oh my oh, I'd love to go to that one,
Speaker 3: all right, as easy as that. So Ria, what are
Speaker 3: the times that we have available with tickets? Then? These
Speaker 3: are these are gold class double passes.
Speaker 5: Thursday eleven thirty am Kringle, Thursday eight forty pm Fountain Gate.
Speaker 4: These are very odd times. Where did we get these?
Speaker 4: Friday midday twelve oh five pm.
Speaker 3: Early on a Friday, go hang out with Top Gun mav.
Speaker 4: But Friday night that's a convenient time.
Speaker 5: That's the primo spot six forty five pm at Melbourne Central.
Speaker 3: All right, So if you can make those slots, give
Speaker 3: us a call now and tell us why you really
Speaker 3: want to go and see Top Gun Maverick. Go and
Speaker 3: see it this weekend. You will love it. You'll want
Speaker 3: to call me Monday to go. Oh my god, we've
Speaker 3: got to talk about it. Look Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, we have bought tickets for you to go
Speaker 3: and see Top Gun Maverick. I loved it that much
Speaker 3: last week of the preview. I want you to go
Speaker 3: and see this. Go and see it at the cinema,
Speaker 3: whether you can win the tickets with me or just
Speaker 3: go and see it. It's a great movie. It's not
Speaker 3: a movie with tons of CGI. It's old fashioned storytelling,
Speaker 3: a movie making. The action scenes are great, but I
Speaker 3: don't want to give anything away. There's more going on
Speaker 3: than just a plane spoiler. Man's getting older. We're getting
Speaker 3: older enough said.
Speaker 5: You came in after the preview, Buzzy, you and Jack
Speaker 5: who show cannot wait to go.
Speaker 3: And see it Friday night.
Speaker 15: I'm coming back, man, I bring up with thirteen year
Speaker 15: old week with me with a sorry math anyway.
Speaker 3: Alright, so what spots are available Thursday and Friday to
Speaker 3: send our lovely liss Is to go and see Vincinema's
Speaker 3: Gold class double basses.
Speaker 5: We have Kringle at the very convenient time of eleven
Speaker 5: thirty am on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Knock off early on a Thursday, chuck a sickie, say
Speaker 3: you got COVID monkey box, I'm riddled with the old
Speaker 3: monkey box.
Speaker 5: On Thursday night, if you haven't got your zumba class
Speaker 5: at eight thirty pm, you can go to Fountain Gate
Speaker 5: at eight forty pm. Then on Friday jam Factory twelve
Speaker 5: oh five pm, right smack bang in the middle of
Speaker 5: the workdown.
Speaker 3: I've seen most of Melbourne knocks I mean trade's have
Speaker 3: knocked off by ten or eleven on a Friday, but then.
Speaker 5: Friday night the premost spot six forty five pm at
Speaker 5: Melbourne Central Primetime.
Speaker 3: All right, Matthew coome onning, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good viper Matthew, fancy why not you as you
Speaker 3: go to see the new top girl? If he told
Speaker 3: gun Maverick, Oh, that'll be.
Speaker 12: Awesome, Christian, they'll be really awesome.
Speaker 8: They'll top off the week magically.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now what's the ideal time for you? Can you
Speaker 3: do a midday Thursday or Friday or more of a
Speaker 3: sort of evening guy? Are you Matthew?
Speaker 12: Evening mate? Because of work commitments?
Speaker 3: Tell me you understand not everyone has a day that
Speaker 3: finishes at nine am like Sampang doesn't even make it
Speaker 3: that far. So Matthew, which one do you want? Thursday
Speaker 3: night or Friday night fountain Gate or do you want
Speaker 3: to go Melbourne Central?
Speaker 8: Melbourne Central please?
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 3: Primetime Friday night. It's yours, Matthew. Who's taking with you?
Speaker 17: My wife?
Speaker 12: My lovely wife?
Speaker 3: Oh brilliant and Tulsa over Matthew, give me cool Monday.
Speaker 3: I'm desperate speed to people after you've seen it, let
Speaker 3: me know what you thought of it, both of you.
Speaker 3: Absolutely all right, Matthew, have a good week, enjoy the movie.
Speaker 3: You do.
Speaker 12: Thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Ay bye. Sounds like he was on the toilet, real
Speaker 3: painful one as well. Oh thank you guys. Let's go
Speaker 3: to Michael. Come on, Michael, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 17: How are you going.
Speaker 3: I'm going Michael. So top Gun fan.
Speaker 7: Yes, love top.
Speaker 16: Gun, love the craft and all the Tomcats from the
Speaker 16: old days.
Speaker 3: We love this movie. They flew those They all got trained,
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise and the co stars, Miles Tenlor, all of them.
Speaker 3: They got trained on small planes. Then they actually progressed
Speaker 3: to it. I don't even know how they did. His insurance,
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise paid some of his own money to get them. Sure,
Speaker 3: they actually flew fighter jets. There's one bit that they
Speaker 3: kept in the movie where Tom Cruise almost I think
Speaker 3: it's called clearing out, where you literally black out because
Speaker 3: the g force. You see his eyes go and I
Speaker 3: just thought of special effects, and I saw one of
Speaker 3: the flight trainers go no, no, no, he wanted that
Speaker 3: in the movie. That's not special effects. He went way too.
Speaker 3: It was not supposed to go that high. They do
Speaker 3: it all for real. It's unbelievable seeing it part white. Michael,
Speaker 3: which one do you want to go to? You strike
Speaker 3: me as a gun of guy who can spare a
Speaker 3: bit of time in the middle of the day.
Speaker 8: I have time day.
Speaker 18: I'm actually got me Ario coming up.
Speaker 3: Now, when do you want to go? Thursday midday or
Speaker 3: Friday Thursday?
Speaker 7: Be perfect?
Speaker 3: Yeah, get in there as soon as you can and
Speaker 3: see you'll be going back in a couple of days
Speaker 3: after it, Michael, You'll love it. Who's taking with you? Mate?
Speaker 16: I'll be taking my wife with perfect for it, to
Speaker 16: see all the excellent JITs and have a bet of fun.
Speaker 3: Tomcat fan as well?
Speaker 8: She is?
Speaker 7: She is?
Speaker 3: Oh so they met a love of f eighteen and
Speaker 3: the tom Cats. Well, I hope you and your wife
Speaker 3: willdly enjoyed, Michael, Thursday mid days on us enjoy Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. A lot of guys calling you. I
Speaker 3: notice that it's a sausage fest on the lines right now.
Speaker 4: I'm glad we got rid of that eleven thirty eight two.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, now we got the easy ones. Peter, there
Speaker 3: you going, I'm good, Peter, you're fancy going to see
Speaker 3: top gun mavit this big one.
Speaker 19: I do indeed, I'm boys being a fan. We watched
Speaker 19: the trailer the other night and thought, wow, this is
Speaker 19: We've got to go and see the scene.
Speaker 3: You love it, mate, you love it? I yeah, I
Speaker 3: hope you really enjoyed, Peter, do you want to take
Speaker 3: with you?
Speaker 8: I'll take my wife, good man.
Speaker 3: And where do you fancy going? What time? Suits? Thursday night?
Speaker 19: Thursday night's good, but we're down on the Mornington Peninsula. Yes,
Speaker 19: it's a pain, but anyway, fountain Gate could be good.
Speaker 17: Was that Thursday or Friday?
Speaker 3: Real wish? Was that?
Speaker 9: That is?
Speaker 4: Thursday night at eight forty pm?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's not too far from the Pininci. You get
Speaker 3: down towards Frankston. You almost there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that'll do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's not inconvenience here or anything.
Speaker 12: Pete, you know, tickets not calling you, Peter, No, that's it.
Speaker 3: I love a wounded for Listinema's getting to build and
Speaker 3: take me complex down round the corner from your house.
Speaker 12: That'd be great.
Speaker 3: It'd be great if that's sorted at nine am, Peter,
Speaker 3: enjoy Thank you very much. Leader.
Speaker 1: Well Christian know Connell's show podcast bung Beds trampoline and
Speaker 1: things exploding.
Speaker 3: We've lumped all those things together. They're not related. But
Speaker 3: any stories about bunk beds, trampolines or explosions. Christian, When
Speaker 3: I was a kid, I used to put tennis balls
Speaker 3: in the microwave. Made the tennis balls bounce better for
Speaker 3: down ball.
Speaker 4: Oh, I had no idea.
Speaker 3: I wish I knew that. Then I thought I'd tried
Speaker 3: liquid paper. It exploded and blew up the microwave.
Speaker 4: Very different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the bit too metallic ish that liquid baper.
Speaker 15: I'd fear rob Yeah, Christian, number twin me and my
Speaker 15: other two and we used to pull the mattress off
Speaker 15: the bunk beds and practice judo throws on them.
Speaker 3: Hilarity did not ensueicated My brother's shouldered very badly. That's
Speaker 3: from Lisa Rebecca. Six year old me broke my arm.
Speaker 3: Was engaged in a very simple competition with my friend
Speaker 3: who could jump the furthest from the top of her
Speaker 3: bunk bed. Didn't we all do that? The joint jumping
Speaker 3: from the top of the bunk bed I was winning
Speaker 3: was sintil I broke my arm. He's got a memory
Speaker 3: of jumping on a trampoline in the school chair and
Speaker 3: supposed he going to lip O for the vault, but
Speaker 3: accidentally putt her legs through the springs. That was the
Speaker 3: hot lava, bit down the sides. It's a hot lava,
Speaker 3: not jumping anywhere. Just cut over my shins. That was
Speaker 3: me Jim Dunn for the day, all right, know four
Speaker 3: one four one four three year stories at involving phone beds,
Speaker 3: trampolines and things exploding. Lisa, Good morning, Lisa, Hi, how
Speaker 3: are you? I'm good, Lisa. What's your story for us?
Speaker 18: Okay? Now, I don't condone any children to ever do
Speaker 18: what I'm about to tell you.
Speaker 17: Okay.
Speaker 18: So my kids got about one hundred and fifty sparklers and.
Speaker 6: Wrapped them up with gagetapes.
Speaker 18: And one morning they went out the front and we
Speaker 18: were getting ready for school. Next seic in the whole
Speaker 18: house shook fell or shells and they made like a
Speaker 18: sonic boom.
Speaker 7: They were hauling the front of boom.
Speaker 18: Ridiculously loud, ridiculously loud. But it got so we went
Speaker 18: off to school, which was all good. And I came
Speaker 18: home from dropping on at school twenty minutes later I
Speaker 18: had the has met police.
Speaker 3: There shoots around that we were at squad. Yes, that
Speaker 3: is unbelievable.
Speaker 18: It was ridiculous and I can't believe that all the
Speaker 18: windows in the house didn't break. It was so loud.
Speaker 3: One hundred and fifty sort of. You know sparklers. Now
Speaker 3: it's going to create a big bang early in the morning,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 18: Especially when it I think it had like three rolls
Speaker 18: of my differ tape wrapped around it to compact it.
Speaker 3: Well, a worthy bomb squad, like, listen, you know sparklers
Speaker 3: are a gateway gateway try harder bombs.
Speaker 6: Oh, they were banned.
Speaker 18: They were never allowed to find a sparklet after that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. They must have thought you were harping a sleeper
Speaker 3: cell or something.
Speaker 18: Oh no, they thought we had something armor sinister in
Speaker 18: the house. And my husband went over the road and
Speaker 18: told the neighbors off.
Speaker 3: I called the bomb squad comes with seven am. I
Speaker 3: like the fact as well, and the kids mind the
Speaker 3: best time doing this before school, before we leave, before
Speaker 3: we have the week bits bloat stuff up.
Speaker 18: He thought, like, you know, my life and kids could
Speaker 18: have been blown up?
Speaker 14: Can we was called the bomb?
Speaker 3: Sorry, Lisa, thank you very much. The story a good day.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian Commel Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Look, if you have stories about bunk beds, trampolines and explosions, Christian,
Speaker 3: I've got a story for you. Goodbring to Kim already
Speaker 3: at work, Christian, I've got a story about falling off
Speaker 3: a triple bunk bed.
Speaker 4: Why did they know?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know they went up to triple bunk beds
Speaker 3: When I was in school camp ten years of age,
Speaker 3: first time I gone to a week long camp away
Speaker 3: from home. The cabins at this campsite had twelve cabins
Speaker 3: for the girls twelve for the boys. In each cabin
Speaker 3: was two sets of triple bunk beds and one single
Speaker 3: for the camp leader. It was tradition that the other
Speaker 3: kids got to sleep on the bottom two beds, whilst
Speaker 3: newbie first timers were sent up the very long ladder
Speaker 3: to sleep on the top top top top top key
Speaker 3: going top top top top top bed. I had a
Speaker 3: very big fear of heights and dreaded sleeping that high
Speaker 3: up at night. My worst night I came through winter
Speaker 3: other night. First night, managed to roll off the top
Speaker 3: top bunk bed despite the fact there were bed rails,
Speaker 3: and flew down, landing on top of the camp leader. Fortunately,
Speaker 3: now myself of the camp leader were badly in shit.
Speaker 3: But I was winded and so was he. Bruises all
Speaker 3: over my toss him back, scream bloody murder in pain.
Speaker 3: Woke up the whole camp that was so embarrassed. He's
Speaker 3: the sound. Never slept on that tomp bark over again.
Speaker 3: Great pullot their great idea, Kim. At the end of
Speaker 3: the week long camp, I was giving the skydiving ward. Kim.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely story. Thank you very much, Jamie, Come
Speaker 3: on in, Jamie, on you hey going. I'm good Jamie.
Speaker 3: So you've got a story about explosions for us.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So I was actually quite young, but my brother at
Speaker 10: the time was about seventeen eighteen, and it was the
Speaker 10: end of the year footy party and they had it
Speaker 10: at my mum and dad's house, and we had a
Speaker 10: fire drum at the top of the driveway, which is
Speaker 10: concrete underneath, and they decided to go up to the
Speaker 10: factories that backed behind our house and.
Speaker 18: Get a whole heap of wood palettes to keep the
Speaker 18: fire going.
Speaker 9: Put it on top across the fire drum, and it
Speaker 9: couldn't breathe, and it actually exploded and combusted from underneath
Speaker 9: and broke all the concrete like it all shattered into
Speaker 9: a million pieces and flew all over.
Speaker 20: Our roof, the neighbour's rooms.
Speaker 10: It was so loud it was honestly like a bomb.
Speaker 21: Had gone off.
Speaker 4: So theway.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so like my dad had a concrete like it
Speaker 10: was just concrete, and then they put wood and.
Speaker 9: Then like a fire drum on top of it, and
Speaker 9: because it couldn't breathed.
Speaker 18: Up, it went under and combusted.
Speaker 3: Horse.
Speaker 21: It was pretty awful and.
Speaker 20: They was fast asleep.
Speaker 3: They woke up.
Speaker 21: Dad thought it was hilarious.
Speaker 10: Mom not so much.
Speaker 3: That is like the noble scenario. Is it carrying on,
Speaker 3: sleepy sleep, there's been an explosion. He's still catching thease.
Speaker 10: Mom was not happy because the time Dad was a
Speaker 10: concreteor and it took two years to fix the concrete
Speaker 10: as well.
Speaker 3: Great crater there for two years.
Speaker 10: It literally was a crater and it almost looks like
Speaker 10: the shape of Australia.
Speaker 3: Jamie, you're a great story tether. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for that one. Really much love.
Speaker 12: Thank you say buy Rob.
Speaker 17: Hello, Rob, good morning, jeam.
Speaker 3: How are you we're going? Rob? I understand you've got
Speaker 3: another one about explosions.
Speaker 17: I certainly have had a hills hoist clothes line in
Speaker 17: the backyard. Decided we didn't want that, and we cut
Speaker 17: it off at ground level, built a nice little fire
Speaker 17: pit around it, had our first fire in it, and
Speaker 17: the partner and I were sitting around having a nice drink,
Speaker 17: enjoying the stars. Then all of a sudden, where I
Speaker 17: cut the pipe off, it had expanded that much that
Speaker 17: it just shattered and blew half the fire out of
Speaker 17: the fire. Bit concrete and ash went everywhere.
Speaker 3: You're lucky to get injured.
Speaker 17: Well, I was pretty lucky. I found it kind of funny.
Speaker 17: My partnership was a little concerned. The dogs scattered everywhere,
Speaker 17: so I overcame that he.
Speaker 3: Just scattered, not bits of him were scattered, anywere It's
Speaker 3: not the dog didn't get blown up, did it?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, They just.
Speaker 17: And then to fix the problem, got to play our
Speaker 17: disc put a couple of little legs on it and
Speaker 17: sat it in the bottom of the PA and the
Speaker 17: problems let's go.
Speaker 3: It's grand designs ever come around? All right, Rob, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much, and cool cheers. Rob. This Squea's one
Speaker 3: last morning. Kirsty, Well, ye, Kirsty, you got to steal
Speaker 3: about trampolines. Off you go, mate, I do.
Speaker 20: Would have been probably late eighties. On Christmas, my parents
Speaker 20: bought my brother and I our first trampoline at home,
Speaker 20: and Dad took much pride in making us sit in
Speaker 20: our dressing gowns on the driveway while he sexed it
Speaker 20: all up and put it all together. And it was
Speaker 20: one of those classic old eighties ones with snow sides
Speaker 20: and the terrible springs and you know, fabulous. And Dad
Speaker 20: fixed it all up and we jumped up ready to
Speaker 20: go on. He goes, no, no, no, no, I'm going
Speaker 20: to show you how it's done. Me jumps up in
Speaker 20: the middle of the trampoline and classic ki we Dad
Speaker 20: fashion and his handles and got on the middle of
Speaker 20: it and his feet touched the bottom of the grass
Speaker 20: and he pinged the sick to the springs and tare
Speaker 20: the middle of the.
Speaker 3: Mat and rush that assembly a bit their dad, what's
Speaker 3: the morning?
Speaker 20: My brother, my brother and I were left sitting in
Speaker 20: a jas and ganders and standing in the middle of us.
Speaker 3: It's as yeah, Kirsty, thank you very much. You cool mate.
Speaker 3: That's cool on the show.
Speaker 20: No worries, thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: All Right, so, over the last couple of weeks we've
Speaker 3: been given away iconic street art murals. This is the
Speaker 3: city for it, more than anywhere else in the world.
Speaker 3: And the first time we asked you, look, we've got
Speaker 3: a wall up on Liegon Street, very iconic street here
Speaker 3: in mail We've got a wall and we're going to
Speaker 3: be painting it whatever you want on there. There were
Speaker 3: all kinds of strange and amazing ideas. When am we're
Speaker 3: going with because one thing that kept coming up is
Speaker 3: you love your dogs. We all love our dogs a
Speaker 3: show and you wanted to have your dog up there.
Speaker 3: We thought that's better than one dog. Is a wall
Speaker 3: of dogs. So you can actually go and see it now.
Speaker 3: It just got finished yesterday. The Wall of Dogs is
Speaker 3: complete on Liegon Street and you guys have seen the photos.
Speaker 3: It looks amazing, incredible, so good.
Speaker 5: I think it's up on our socials as well as
Speaker 5: you want to check it out. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you want to go and go and drive this
Speaker 3: weekend and go and have a look at it. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: The artists have done this amazing job. But really bringing
Speaker 3: these amazing dogs to life. And on the wall you'll
Speaker 3: meet Nuka, who was a felled bomb dog. You've got Harry,
Speaker 3: who is a beautiful dog. He's like the Harry stars
Speaker 3: of the dog world. You got mister Fuji. Really, my
Speaker 3: favorite one is mister Fuji. He's a pug who is
Speaker 3: owners sent as a hotel. They dressed them up as
Speaker 3: a Frenchman, a very angry, reluctant French, which is a Frenchman.
Speaker 3: Of course I've ever been there, and he looks so
Speaker 3: angry at being French, and pugs wear anger very well.
Speaker 3: I've never seen a smiling pug. But there's twenty one
Speaker 3: great dogs up there from the thousands that got sent
Speaker 3: into us. So the first wall we gave then was
Speaker 3: the water Dogs. Then last week we asked you again,
Speaker 3: what do you want on wall number two? We went
Speaker 3: with the wall of NaNs and that will we start
Speaker 3: to be painted later on today, which leads us to
Speaker 3: the third one, which is going to be on Victoria
Speaker 3: Parade and that's for next week. And so we had
Speaker 3: a lot of calls yesterday, some really really funny ideas,
Speaker 3: and it looked like we were going to go with
Speaker 3: cat owners have been very upset that they haven't got
Speaker 3: their own wall where our dog owners have, and a
Speaker 3: lot of people were saying, can we have the waldercats
Speaker 3: and we were going to do that, but we do
Speaker 3: listen to you guys. We don't always agree, but we
Speaker 3: do listen to you guys. And the number one thing
Speaker 3: that actually you really really want right now, and I
Speaker 3: think it is because of what we all went through
Speaker 3: in lockdown, when one thing it did give us such
Speaker 3: a horrific way was very deep sense of gratitude for
Speaker 3: the people that we have around us in our communities
Speaker 3: who are volunteers. And in fact, I think it's before
Speaker 3: lockdown it started a bushfires, you know, and we saw
Speaker 3: all these volunteers who are risking their own lives when
Speaker 3: different government agencies weren't being leaders. And we're even people
Speaker 3: wanting that. Actually, people that we don't even know who
Speaker 3: they are, might not even be their job to step
Speaker 3: up and do that, but they still did it. People
Speaker 3: don't do it to be don't do it for the limelight,
Speaker 3: who are never going to get any public acknowledgement. That's
Speaker 3: who you said you wanted up on the wall, and
Speaker 3: so that's what we're going to do. We had a
Speaker 3: load of load of you called after the show and
Speaker 3: we were listening back to these.
Speaker 22: I reckon for your third wall, it should be a
Speaker 22: wall of first responders, unsung heroes.
Speaker 16: All the volunteers sort have helped out, all of the
Speaker 16: fabulous teachers and nurses, anyone and everyone that contributed to the.
Speaker 13: Court, right along with those in the supermarkets, bakeries, cafes
Speaker 13: and butchers who kept us going.
Speaker 17: Nurses, old people, home cleaners.
Speaker 16: Keeping this all safe and well. They're underappreciated.
Speaker 19: In the last two years, have been pretty tough.
Speaker 5: They always make your day just that little bit better.
Speaker 12: A nice mural of all of those people to sort
Speaker 12: of honor their work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what we're going to do. You're down right,
Speaker 3: that's what we should do. So I don't know what
Speaker 3: we're going to call the wall, yet that's not the
Speaker 3: important thing. The question is, and who are these people
Speaker 3: right who've got hearts of gold? Because that's how we
Speaker 3: describe them, isn't it. You talk about that, don't you.
Speaker 3: It's a really lovely compliment to say about somebody or
Speaker 3: they've got heart of gold. So before we take any
Speaker 3: of your calls, and I just want to hear about
Speaker 3: who do you know who's got a heart of gold?
Speaker 3: That might be like the you know you were saying,
Speaker 3: they're teachers, it might be nurses, It might be people
Speaker 3: that work in age care facilities. It might be sees, volunteers,
Speaker 3: it might be a paramedic that you know who personally
Speaker 3: helps someone in your life. Whoever it is, let us
Speaker 3: know who's got a heart of gold. Now, this isn't
Speaker 3: a competition. We're going to hear about a lot of
Speaker 3: people we've never heard of before, and that is part
Speaker 3: of it. It isn't just about the few that we
Speaker 3: can have on a wall because there's only a set
Speaker 3: number of space. The whole city really should be just
Speaker 3: a load of these hundreds of these people. To think
Speaker 3: we do owe them that much, we can only fit
Speaker 3: some of them on And I don't want you thinking
Speaker 3: over the next couple of days this is a competition,
Speaker 3: it's not. I think the really important thing is it
Speaker 3: isn't just about getting their picture up on the wall.
Speaker 3: It's about us hearing their name and us all being
Speaker 3: grateful for these people that are around us that actually
Speaker 3: make our lives better, the unsung heroes. So we're never
Speaker 3: going to hear about. So tell us who they are.
Speaker 3: Let's celebrate their names. Let's hear their names. Give me
Speaker 3: a call, just tell me who do you know who's
Speaker 3: got a heart of gold? Who should be up on
Speaker 3: that wall?
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connall show podcasts.
Speaker 3: Who are their in ill life everyday heroes? So you
Speaker 3: know of that we need to know about and celebrate,
Speaker 3: and we're going to put some of them up on
Speaker 3: our third and final war. We've been given away these
Speaker 3: wolves in amazing locations in Melbourne and putting up there
Speaker 3: whatever you want on a mural. You can see the
Speaker 3: wall of Dogs for twining one amazing dogs on leg
Speaker 3: On Street now water Grands will start to be painted
Speaker 3: later on today and next week. Whatever we call this,
Speaker 3: whether it's the Wall of Heroes or Hearts of Gold,
Speaker 3: we just want to hear about these people. Knowin four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three, Chris, good morning.
Speaker 22: Good morning, Christian all right, tell.
Speaker 3: Us about someone who's got a heart of gold.
Speaker 22: So, my sister Selena has the most beautiful heart of gold.
Speaker 22: She is a Saint John's ambulance driver and makes it
Speaker 22: her mission every day to give people compliments and just
Speaker 22: make them feel better.
Speaker 3: Oh, what a lovely thing to do every day. Chris,
Speaker 3: that's lovely. Thank you for telling us about your sister mate.
Speaker 3: Have a good day, you two. Thanks Jackie, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good jack So who has a heart of gold?
Speaker 21: My dear friend Nicki McDougall. She has the biggest heart
Speaker 21: of gold. She works for Flight Center and through the
Speaker 21: pandemic has worked tirelessly to try and get people either
Speaker 21: home or relocate them to safe destination, either in Australia
Speaker 21: or around the world.
Speaker 3: Oh brilliant. What a lovely person.
Speaker 17: Yeah, she's beautiful, lovely.
Speaker 3: Thanks for telling us about Nicki McDougall. Yeah, thank you,
Speaker 3: all right, Thanks Jackie and you. Let's go to Carolyn.
Speaker 3: Good morning, cowln.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 3: Hello. That so who's got a heart gold?
Speaker 16: Francis Emerson. She's one of our volunteers at our emergency
Speaker 16: relief service in Daniel and Francis Is she had to
Speaker 16: do all the assessments for the our emergency relief right
Speaker 16: through the pandemic and she's a volunteer and she's been
Speaker 16: with us for teen years and she was absolutely awesome.
Speaker 16: We were getting eighty two one hundred calls a day
Speaker 16: for emergency relief.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and we lost many of our volunteers. And because
Speaker 16: I couldn't change you know that, we all had to
Speaker 16: go home and had to work through different processes to
Speaker 16: get the emergency relief to people.
Speaker 17: But she managed to.
Speaker 16: You know's she'd hate me to say this. She's in
Speaker 16: her seventies and she just kept going and yeah, I
Speaker 16: couldn't have done it with that. She was an absolutely
Speaker 16: champion for us. And yes, she's awesome, absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's exactly the kind of person we need to
Speaker 3: hear about, counting Francis Emerson. Yes, awesome, Thank you very
Speaker 3: much for letting us know about Francis. No, thank you,
Speaker 3: all right, go to yours here, Good morning, yours, Hello.
Speaker 12: Than Christian, how are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good mate. So tell us who has a heart
Speaker 3: of gold?
Speaker 14: My daughter, Ella Grace, she's the one of the heart
Speaker 14: of gold, fourteen years old.
Speaker 8: You know, I look.
Speaker 14: Years ago, you know, her mother was diagnosed with thyroid
Speaker 14: cancer and yeah, yeah, look, it's been a journey, but
Speaker 14: we're getting there. And then late last year, off her
Speaker 14: own accord, she turned around to us and said, oh,
Speaker 14: you know, I want to donate my hair to kids
Speaker 14: with cancer, and we said, oh, that's really nice. And
Speaker 14: she had very long hair. And then in February this year,
Speaker 14: all her hair got cut off and she raised fifteen
Speaker 14: hundred dollars and donated it. So it's going to be
Speaker 14: made into weeks for cancer patients.
Speaker 3: What an amazing doughty you've got. Yeah, I know, right,
Speaker 3: that's not easy to do for anyone, let alone a
Speaker 3: fourteen year old, you know, when you just care about
Speaker 3: your look and stuff like that. What a selfless thing
Speaker 3: to do for marm and to how other people.
Speaker 14: Yeah, exactly. You know, we're all very very proud of her,
Speaker 14: and you know it's probably the first thing she'd ever
Speaker 14: done that we have didn't have to push her into it.
Speaker 3: I what a great thing to do off your own, batler.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, that's incredible fourteen years to do that.
Speaker 3: And I hope you don't my asking how is your
Speaker 3: wife at the moment? How's it going with the treatment?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, Look, you know we're not completely in the clue yet.
Speaker 14: You know, she's still having six monthly check.
Speaker 7: Ins, you know, but.
Speaker 14: You know it's there with sort of she's had all
Speaker 14: her treatment and her surgery. That's all done and over
Speaker 14: the over, so we're just just a waiting game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, thank you very much. I hope you
Speaker 3: once okay, and thank you very much telling us about
Speaker 3: your amazing daughter, Ella Grace.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much, Christian.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks you honest. All right, we've got to
Speaker 3: move on to the news now, but please email me.
Speaker 3: We're coming back to this tomorrow. You can email me
Speaker 3: Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au. Who do
Speaker 3: you know like Ella Grace and Carolyn who've got helf
Speaker 3: of gold that we need to know about?
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