Speaker 1: The Chris John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So often we like to recommend things that we're into
Speaker 2: at the moment, and thought we'd do this every Friday
Speaker 2: because it might be stuff you want to go and
Speaker 2: do over the weekend. If there's anything that you think
Speaker 2: we would love as well, please. I cannot get enough
Speaker 2: of people's recommendations. I sign up to so many of
Speaker 2: these newsletters and e things that go out every week
Speaker 2: with various recommendations. So if you've got any for me,
Speaker 2: TV shows, anything that's streaming.
Speaker 3: It is so hard now there are so many great TV.
Speaker 2: Shows, movies, documentaries coming out on Netflix, Stan, Disney Plus
Speaker 2: and so it considers Amazon Prime.
Speaker 3: It's so hard to be across everything. Yep.
Speaker 4: And the tip is open up a notes folder on
Speaker 4: your phone. It's called what to watch, what to read,
Speaker 4: and write down when people give you recommendations to save
Speaker 4: you doing that thing where you can turn on Netflix
Speaker 4: or a streaming service and just endlessly flick throw going
Speaker 4: why don't we watch? What do we watch? Then you go,
Speaker 4: you can go to that and go, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: Christian recommended this, Peraths recommended this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so our kickoff. Then there's a thing or we
Speaker 3: would love this.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people are just a breaking
Speaker 2: point with your kids about what to do before they
Speaker 2: go back to school. Now you've run out of money
Speaker 2: and things, you've done your holidays with them. There is
Speaker 2: a great Netflix documentary called Cheer about cheerleaders.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: We I just saw the kids watching it yesterday and
Speaker 2: I thought, what chunkers this sat down just to hang
Speaker 2: out with them for ten minutes and end up doing
Speaker 2: another episode with them.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the art of documentary these days is
Speaker 2: so good. You could say I watched the two that
Speaker 2: came out the last two years about mountain climbing. I
Speaker 2: know nothing about mounting, but it's brilliant because it's not
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 3: But Cheer.
Speaker 2: Can't recommend that enough on Netflix about cheerlead, just how
Speaker 2: extreme it is in America as well.
Speaker 3: I saw that we just think is innocent. Oh that just.
Speaker 2: Rehearsed choreographed dance moves and then the whole thing behind
Speaker 2: the scenes.
Speaker 3: It is extreme.
Speaker 4: Did cheerleading ever take off in the UK? Because it
Speaker 4: never really did? Hear but remember there was a season
Speaker 4: of AFL where the Blues had cheerleader. Can't I think
Speaker 4: eighties or early not cheerleading.
Speaker 2: If you were going to pick a decade, Screams eighties,
Speaker 2: isn't it cheerleading? Yeah, So that's on Netflix. The other
Speaker 2: one is I absolutely love crime thrillers. So if there's
Speaker 2: any good crime thrillers that you can recommend to me, right,
Speaker 2: I love reading crime thrillers, and Bob Murphy recommended this
Speaker 2: one actually, Chris Hammer.
Speaker 3: It's won a lot of awards. I'm halfway through reading it.
Speaker 2: It's called Scrublands set here in Australia, out in the bush.
Speaker 2: One thing about is I'm really, really really enjoying is
Speaker 2: Australian crime writers because someone who's new to the country,
Speaker 2: it's a great way to really understand different areas and
Speaker 2: read about them. Peter Temple, who's no longer alive, is
Speaker 2: a great crime right in this country, wrote a load
Speaker 2: of books about Melbourne with the Tendatal TV show with
Speaker 2: Guy Peers Jack Irish, Jack Irish, Yeah, yeah, those series
Speaker 2: of books were great.
Speaker 4: I still cherish the gift that Bob Murphy gave me,
Speaker 4: which was a Peter Temple book which he bought in
Speaker 4: to give to you, but you'd already read it, so
Speaker 4: he goes. I guess you can have it.
Speaker 3: Have you read it? Have you read it?
Speaker 4: I didn't. I didn't really get into It's good a
Speaker 4: Faanily's writing style. Very hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this guy, Chris Hammer Scrublands. Cannot recommend that enough.
Speaker 2: I'm sure load of you already read it. It's a
Speaker 2: fantastic crime thriller, really really good. And the last one
Speaker 2: is a movie. If you want to go and see
Speaker 2: a movie still on the moment, I saw it last
Speaker 2: week nineteen seventeen. I took my mother in law, who's
Speaker 2: still with us at the moment, because she was obviously
Speaker 2: there in nineteen seventeen. She was in the trenches, she
Speaker 2: fought I think she was sixty two at the time,
Speaker 2: so you know, for her it was a flashback throw back, thirsty.
Speaker 4: She was doing a lot of I remember that. Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: I wasn't.
Speaker 3: Really like that. They didn't eat that kind of stuff
Speaker 3: there on the front line.
Speaker 2: But nineteen seventeen is an amazing movie, absolutely incredit of
Speaker 2: the way it shot, what it's about. It will blow
Speaker 2: your way. It's one of those movies, like any great art,
Speaker 2: a song, a movie, but afterwards it leaves you in
Speaker 2: a physically emotionally different state, and I really neither of
Speaker 2: a sadden think when we came up about half an hour,
Speaker 2: you just want to sit down and gather us out.
Speaker 3: Back up. That is a real hell of a you've
Speaker 3: seen it as well.
Speaker 4: I loved it, loved it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't recommend nineteen seventeen enough, all right, So
Speaker 2: those are my double thumbs up. After this, then we'll
Speaker 2: come back. We'll get into Jack and Patz here on
Speaker 2: Gold one oh four point three, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: And what he's going to give a double thumbs up to.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm going to start with a movie, and I
Speaker 4: echo your thoughts about nineteen seventeen. Even though it's heavy.
Speaker 4: I loved it, But an easier to digest movie is
Speaker 4: Knives Out Now.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 4: It's so good. We actually saw the trailer for it
Speaker 4: at the end of last year. I remember we sat
Speaker 4: in here and watched the trailer and we both said
Speaker 4: that looks stinky.
Speaker 3: We actually turned it down.
Speaker 2: We were offered to do like a commercial thing with it,
Speaker 2: to endorse it, and the trailer it didn't look that
Speaker 2: good and we thought.
Speaker 3: No way.
Speaker 4: We're like, oh, murder mystery. This seems silly. Why has
Speaker 4: Daniel Craig stooped this low? What a shame after all
Speaker 4: the years that he's done Bond. Daniel Craig is fantastic
Speaker 4: in the movie, and it's so funny and it's so good.
Speaker 2: Knives Out I would say one of the most underrated
Speaker 2: movies I've seen in the last couple of years, where
Speaker 2: it blows you away. I could recommend that that movie
Speaker 2: knows out to anybody, couldn't you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we only finally went to see it because of
Speaker 4: all the critical acclaim it got and because David Craig
Speaker 4: was nominated, I think, for a Golden Globe for his
Speaker 4: performance in it. I also would like to give two
Speaker 4: thumbs up to just the concept of trying a barber.
Speaker 4: I have traditionally always gone to a hairdresser. I don't
Speaker 4: know why I started doing that, but that's always been
Speaker 4: my method to get my haircut. Yesterday, for the first
Speaker 4: time ever, I went to a barber.
Speaker 3: Now, you mean the old fashion. You sit and wait
Speaker 3: in the chair. There's no appointment's no washing their hair.
Speaker 3: You just sit in the chair, walk in.
Speaker 4: There's no washing the hair. They just start chopping straight away.
Speaker 4: It takes half the time of it hairdresser, about half
Speaker 4: the cash, half the price, and same result. Like, honestly,
Speaker 4: my new haircut. Would you tell it any different from
Speaker 4: any other haircut I've got? Oh, you don't like it.
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 3: I will say you go first?
Speaker 5: No in all Fannis, Oh no, you're.
Speaker 2: Getting a hair You know when ladies pim you off
Speaker 2: with the literally, just stop you getting upset.
Speaker 5: I was going to say, bed here today. You didn't
Speaker 5: shower before you came in?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: I never, I never, I never showered. I always shower
Speaker 4: the night before.
Speaker 5: I won't know until you wash it for the first
Speaker 5: time and put some product in it.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 3: Of course, she wants to say, now what you're were
Speaker 3: be thinking.
Speaker 5: I've seen better cuts on you.
Speaker 4: Let me take my headphones off.
Speaker 3: It's not well.
Speaker 5: See now you've just got like headphone hair with a
Speaker 5: ditch in the middle.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, maybe don't try barber then, because your colleagues
Speaker 4: will notice the result for the barber. Should I move on?
Speaker 3: Hopefully this is a good one.
Speaker 4: This is something Christian I was actually going to recommend
Speaker 4: to you. Anyway. Bianca and I last night found on
Speaker 4: YouTube a thing called the Hollywood Reporter round Table, which
Speaker 4: is an hour long interview they do with actors, and
Speaker 4: the one we saw was get a load of this
Speaker 4: lineup all on the same table sharing stories about acting.
Speaker 4: Adam Sandler, Robert de Niro, Adam Driver, Tom Hanks, Jamie Fox,
Speaker 4: and Shilah Booth. It is awesome.
Speaker 2: I thought you were talking about the new season of
Speaker 2: The Mask Singer who might be in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have seen one of them before, about a
Speaker 3: year or two ago. It's amazing. Yeah, it's like the
Speaker 3: greatest chat show lineup ever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and because they have an hour to do it,
Speaker 4: it's not like a chat show where it's you know,
Speaker 4: it's just a couple of anecdotes and really.
Speaker 2: So they're not pitching about their stories or trying to perform. Yeah,
Speaker 2: syke industry, small tool.
Speaker 4: And then it's so cool to see you know, they
Speaker 4: all obviously revere Robert de Niro, so they're gobsmacked at
Speaker 4: the kind of stories he's telling, and like Tom Hanks
Speaker 4: is there, so they're all respectful of him. But yeah,
Speaker 4: it's amazing, it's really good. So I just I guess
Speaker 4: YouTube Hollywood Roundtable and you know, Robert de Niro, Adam Sandler.
Speaker 3: And go to the barber, and don't go to the barber.
Speaker 4: I feel like going to look in the mirror.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, don't don't.
Speaker 2: We checked them all down just in case you got
Speaker 2: upset the christ John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. During the song,
Speaker 2: perhaps he just lent away from the microphone and started
Speaker 2: to go to about the Jack's hair cut that he
Speaker 2: was recommending all listeners go to the barber this weekend.
Speaker 2: Barbers do do a great job. Okay, they do all
Speaker 2: I would say it is severe.
Speaker 4: Until five minutes ago I thought they did a great
Speaker 4: job as well, and I told you. I went home
Speaker 4: and told my wife I'm not going to go to
Speaker 4: the hairdresser again. It costs twice the money. And look,
Speaker 4: he does the same job at the barber.
Speaker 3: What was Perhaps he just leant over them and when
Speaker 3: maybe it just looks like.
Speaker 5: The scissors were blunt a little bit, just like the
Speaker 5: turn your head around, like the face the door or
Speaker 5: the blending.
Speaker 3: No, that's better, now just stay like that for the
Speaker 3: rest of Friday show. Oh my, what is perhaps is right?
Speaker 3: There is?
Speaker 5: It's to blend. Yeah, look there's a big chunk on you.
Speaker 3: It's not it's not blended very well. But then who
Speaker 3: sees the back of your head?
Speaker 4: You can I I can't trust him, Brad. Can you
Speaker 4: tell me? Do I have a chunk out back of
Speaker 4: my head?
Speaker 3: Brad? On that left right hand side. It's it's not blended.
Speaker 5: Is it's like a number one?
Speaker 3: It's not a ball spot?
Speaker 4: You guys, I'm going.
Speaker 3: One thumbs up, get me a hat. No, I'll say this,
Speaker 3: I say this now. I'll say this seriously.
Speaker 2: If they make a like a follow up to nineteen seventeen,
Speaker 2: you don't need any time getting done for that kind
Speaker 2: of era.
Speaker 3: It looks like you're going off to war.
Speaker 4: Please come back, Jack, But that is a I bet
Speaker 4: that's back in fashion now.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: The board spot isn't.
Speaker 3: Spot a bull spot. The MIDI your neck, Pratt, All right,
Speaker 3: this would be good. Patsy. What are you giving the
Speaker 3: Patsy double thumbs up to number one has.
Speaker 5: To be for me. We went to the US over Christmas?
Speaker 5: Did you hear that?
Speaker 3: No, I've not heard or seen any photos anyway.
Speaker 5: When we're in New York, we went to Broadway and
Speaker 5: saw Frozen To on stage and it was brilliant.
Speaker 3: Don't waste any time so you just come out of
Speaker 3: the cinema company other monthing.
Speaker 5: It was brilliant and it's coming out to Melbourne. So
Speaker 5: it goes to Sydney first, I think in July at
Speaker 5: the Capitol Theater and then Melbourne will get it. I
Speaker 5: think later this year.
Speaker 4: Do we even get Frozen one out here?
Speaker 5: We actually not Frozen two, so not just frozen frozen.
Speaker 4: That makes more sense.
Speaker 2: They usually took a few like pair of musical with
Speaker 2: the coming It's Fast Furious nine the musical. I paid
Speaker 2: money to see Vin Diesel do some sort of stage
Speaker 2: Diesel in past various nine the musical, and it's brilliant.
Speaker 5: The costumes are lovely and Audrey was on the literally
Speaker 5: on the edge of her seat the whole.
Speaker 3: Time because your cheap seats too good.
Speaker 5: Seats, and the special effects. What's most brilliant about it
Speaker 5: is the special effects of Elsa's ice magic across the
Speaker 5: stage and how they managed to I'm thinking as we
Speaker 5: went in, how are they going to, you know, get
Speaker 5: this off? But it's brilliant. They've got shards coming up through.
Speaker 3: This huge chair, saving out for the end of the
Speaker 3: years Christmas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was brilliant. So if you get the chance
Speaker 5: when it hits Melbourne. Definitely.
Speaker 2: I love the Frozen and even the teenagers. They loved
Speaker 2: the original when they weren't teens, the first one, but
Speaker 2: the one I took into the other month.
Speaker 3: They love that.
Speaker 5: It's good to everyone, not just if you've got little kids.
Speaker 5: Even adults will love it. Second thumbs up for me.
Speaker 5: It's barbecue season. And I've mentioned it on the show before,
Speaker 5: but white vinegar on your barbecue to clean it is something.
Speaker 2: Because I was cleaning my barbecue, I remembered you'd mention
Speaker 2: something that you guys use all the time and I
Speaker 2: couldn't remember what it was.
Speaker 5: Have you tried it? Jack?
Speaker 4: I wanted, I want to know if we should even
Speaker 4: keep our barbecue. We've got one of those webers, the
Speaker 4: eggshell looking one they catch, the one yeaht one, Yeah great.
Speaker 4: We had it the whole time during the house renovation.
Speaker 4: We had it there. We haven't brought it out for
Speaker 4: a year and I pulled it out, you know, just
Speaker 4: before Christmas to look at it, and it's got all
Speaker 4: still like the dust and the grit in it. It
Speaker 4: looks like so we haven't had a barbecue all summer
Speaker 4: because it looks like too much trouble to clean it.
Speaker 5: Throw you get the precious sprayer out, give it a
Speaker 5: spray in the sun.
Speaker 3: Or take it to that barber you went to.
Speaker 5: That and number three on my list. This might sound
Speaker 5: a bit naff, but when we got back from our
Speaker 5: trip had loads and loads of washing. Mum had very
Speaker 5: kindly gone and done some groceries for us, so got
Speaker 5: washing soap. Mums. Don't you love mums. Anyway, she shops
Speaker 5: at Aldi and got their liquid laundry detergent and it
Speaker 5: is brilliant.
Speaker 3: We've always used liquid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I use liquid as well, but I either get
Speaker 5: it at Coals or Woolies and get the major brand.
Speaker 3: I'm an guy.
Speaker 5: Are you you like your omo?
Speaker 2: I do?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I go for that, the one that says it's Earth
Speaker 4: and you know, no chemicals and stuff.
Speaker 2: One of those washing up liquids, and then they do
Speaker 2: you have to use like eighteen gannons, it's clean half
Speaker 2: a fork.
Speaker 5: Well, this stuff's brilliant. It's called al Matt al m
Speaker 5: a t and there's a few different varieties, but the
Speaker 5: smell is beautiful. So you bring the clothes in fresh meadows. Oh,
Speaker 5: it's just divine. So it's called All Matt. It's like
Speaker 5: a third of the price, lasts longer, it's brilliant.
Speaker 4: May I have a sniff of you?
Speaker 2: Oh come on, that's not right now. Now, Maybe nineteen
Speaker 2: seventeen when that haircut was lasting. Peaky blinders, But all right,
Speaker 2: that's this week's the two thumbs up. If you've got
Speaker 2: anything that we need to be aware of, let me know.
Speaker 2: Christian at gold one four three dot com dot au.
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