Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 4: Wednesday morning, Good morning, Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Jackie Boy, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: Down the line but always in arts, Patraya Jones in
Speaker 4: isolation and one woman Tier.
Speaker 5: One, Good morning boys.
Speaker 3: How are you ah?
Speaker 4: We're great. Patsy by the way, obviously you run the news.
Speaker 4: Queen of news, I would say in Australian radio, there's
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Speaker 4: in my inbox. It makes you smile every day. It's
Speaker 4: a new thing. Something's changed, right subject heading a little
Speaker 4: taste of what I'm running this morning, and then cut
Speaker 4: and paste, word for word is your entire news script
Speaker 4: as if I want to do karaoke on the way
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that a little taste isn't word for word with
Speaker 4: the instructions and you clip what it is the.
Speaker 3: News, it's the teleprompter. Essentially in our process.
Speaker 4: We get the news script are half five. I think
Speaker 4: we need to set this up, cut the listeners in
Speaker 4: on this news action and make it into Patsy's daily newsletter.
Speaker 4: A little taste in fact, everything come running today word
Speaker 4: for word. I'm prot Gina Jones.
Speaker 2: I used to send you like a kindense version, didn't
Speaker 2: I like a little one?
Speaker 4: Yeah? It was like three second news headlines, bang bang bang,
Speaker 4: I know what's going on in the snapshot. Now what
Speaker 4: if what's happened and someone told you actually get let
Speaker 4: them know word for word and make sure you're putting that.
Speaker 4: Donna Commanders, Well, hey Donna, you are missed dinner, you
Speaker 4: hit that F nine or when I get back in,
Speaker 4: pick a window, Donna, pick a window, because what went
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Speaker 2: I'm just very thorough, and it is easier for me
Speaker 2: to email you because that's directly out of my bullet
Speaker 2: and queue. But if you're missing my little Condennis version.
Speaker 5: I just sack.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's thorough. I think it's a shortcut
Speaker 3: because you've already written the news tromp.
Speaker 4: You know what I noticed when it's happened just after
Speaker 4: we passed three years together on the show. She's like,
Speaker 4: I tell that as well nine.
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Speaker 4: So for perhaps the reason why she's not in the
Speaker 4: studio and she's down the line is she's so you
Speaker 4: about to start your second week now of enforced isolation.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're into our second week officially today, so we've
Speaker 2: got to go and get apparently humans health. The health
Speaker 2: department was ringing around all the families yesterday. We haven't
Speaker 2: got our callges yet, but that's basically saving.
Speaker 4: About fifteen thousand people in isolation. Yes, peratsally like you
Speaker 4: in this situation.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're run off their feet there at the department.
Speaker 2: So I think we've got to go and get tested
Speaker 2: next Tuesday, which will be day thirteen, and then hopefully
Speaker 2: we should get another negative and we'll be back out
Speaker 2: into the world again.
Speaker 3: That will be the biggest highlight of your week. You're
Speaker 3: actually allowed to leave the house, even though it's going
Speaker 3: to get a COVID te.
Speaker 4: Actually, yaxactly, Has that been the first time in almost
Speaker 4: two weeks that you've left your own home? Yes? Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: And how are you all bearing up them? So krista ware,
Speaker 4: we love God. Obviously he's working from home. You've got
Speaker 4: already doing homeschooling out. What is the atmosphere at the
Speaker 4: house right now.
Speaker 5: Well, it was good up to yesterday.
Speaker 2: I think the fractures started to show yesterday afternoon because
Speaker 2: you know, I'm just I can't wait just.
Speaker 5: To go for a walk around the block. And the
Speaker 5: poor dog runs.
Speaker 2: To his lead at the front door, and it's breaking
Speaker 2: my heart because it's like, oh, mate, no, you.
Speaker 4: Think like dogs they need their walking.
Speaker 5: Oh and he doesn't understand he's a dog.
Speaker 4: He didn't need that to be said.
Speaker 3: We've tried telling you.
Speaker 4: Many man's best friend. And when the guild trapped, Pickie,
Speaker 4: come on, Clifford, the big red dog, we were spread up,
Speaker 4: read the room, God selfie. He looks he doesn't understand cats,
Speaker 4: get it, Presley.
Speaker 5: So that's hard, Like I just you just really do
Speaker 5: feel like you.
Speaker 4: To lead today. Come on, guys, what do you do?
Speaker 3: Laps of the living room?
Speaker 2: Yeah, He just keeps running to the front door and
Speaker 2: back and looking at us. So, you know, with that
Speaker 2: look of anticipation of like, is it now?
Speaker 5: Is it now?
Speaker 4: Is it? Shepherd dog? You know, if much walks, she's
Speaker 4: a sorry. Yeah, they sort of look at those big guys.
Speaker 4: Come on, sure do you want to walk? I mean
Speaker 4: we go every day, all right, So yesterday we played
Speaker 4: christ Where I You Love Good? PA's his husband, his
Speaker 4: secret diary that he's recording.
Speaker 7: Work day one of a fourteen day lockdown with the
Speaker 7: current wife.
Speaker 6: The alarm went off at seven.
Speaker 7: I get up to make myself a coffee and there's
Speaker 7: a post note on it saying, don't make a coffee.
Speaker 7: The machine's too noisy. You'll have to have an instant
Speaker 7: coffee the right eh. So I went to the loo
Speaker 7: as you do in the morning, and there's a note
Speaker 7: on the loo saying, please don't flush it's too noisy.
Speaker 7: So I thought, fair enough, I'll go and have a shower. No,
Speaker 7: there's another note on the shower, please don't have a shower.
Speaker 7: The water hammer and the pipes are too loud. So
Speaker 7: now I'm wandering around the house not knowing what to
Speaker 7: do to get myself ready for the day.
Speaker 4: Good start. He's left another one from yesterday. Good morning, Christian,
Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody, Good morning all. Day two of.
Speaker 7: Isolation has presented some new problems to me. Patternia and
Speaker 7: I share an office.
Speaker 4: Every night.
Speaker 7: When I finished work, I pack up all my things
Speaker 7: and I go to work soundproofing the office. For I
Speaker 7: put the dinner up on the windows, and the towels
Speaker 7: down over the desk and the pillows around to try
Speaker 7: to soundproof it as best I can. So at quarter
Speaker 7: past nine this morning, Patroller comes up to me and says,
Speaker 7: I'm at the kitchen table and says the office is free.
Speaker 7: So I go down there and I'm presented with from
Speaker 7: what I can best describe as a nineteen eighties Eon
Speaker 7: FM after party. There was stuff everywhere. There was a
Speaker 7: coffee cup on its side, toast crumbs all over the place,
Speaker 7: and my stand had fallen over. I'm not sure watching
Speaker 7: done there. All the towels were still all over the place.
Speaker 7: It was an absolute mess.
Speaker 4: It's like the who do you remember? This is trash hotel?
Speaker 4: All their equipment. Pete Townshend smashed the guitar Keep me in,
Speaker 4: We kick over his drums. Perassially like that. While she's
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Speaker 4: How are you getting on with keeping fit, Jackie boy?
Speaker 4: Because you're someone who normally out in the open when
Speaker 4: we're not in a lockdown, you're in the gym three
Speaker 4: times a week religious you know, clockworld.
Speaker 3: Yes, And I need that accountability because without it we've
Speaker 3: done nothing. It all falls away and I've done nothing.
Speaker 3: Did you know what I did this morning?
Speaker 4: What I did?
Speaker 3: One squat in the shower.
Speaker 4: That's today's workout, very much, Arnold sort one. That's what
Speaker 4: I need to do is keeping shape. It's like a
Speaker 4: maintain over the machine that is picking up like one
Speaker 4: of your sort of shampoo took conditials. Count that as
Speaker 4: a workout. One one bred yesterday. The weather yesterday afternoon
Speaker 4: suited the mood, didn't it really? Because it was like
Speaker 4: your news that we knew it was coming up. We
Speaker 4: weren't going to be coming out of it, so we
Speaker 4: knew it was gonna be extended. But even just get
Speaker 4: any ficial word, it's seven days. It felt a bit
Speaker 4: like at a bit like an extension of a sentence,
Speaker 4: which is what it is. And we all know why
Speaker 4: we're doing it. But anyway, there was sill in our house.
Speaker 4: It was met with the teenagers with an understanda like
Speaker 4: oh god. And I thought, you know what, I need
Speaker 4: to get out the house. And I looked at the
Speaker 4: weather and it was horrific. It actually looked like seen
Speaker 4: in three years. It's moving here in like wintery England.
Speaker 4: It was. I followed me. The weather's finally found me here,
Speaker 4: not just rain, that chilly kind of driving, sleety rain
Speaker 4: and then helstones and I thought, I have to get
Speaker 4: out of this house. There's so much FuG in this house.
Speaker 4: I'm better out there than in hiking it in the world.
Speaker 4: And so I went for a run yesterday and I
Speaker 4: went round. There's a beautiful park. There were so many
Speaker 4: great parks in Melbourn, but I'm lucky about five buses
Speaker 4: a while. I live this one Dandy Park which is
Speaker 4: a great big park, open part. And I went for
Speaker 4: a run around there and it was because it was
Speaker 4: obviously heavy rain. It happened for quite a while. The
Speaker 4: grass was all soggy like water locked. And I still
Speaker 4: kept running for half an hour. And as I'm doing
Speaker 4: my feet are getting soaked in my hands. Are you
Speaker 4: know when they go where they're so cold, and I
Speaker 4: was like, I know when I last fell like this
Speaker 4: when I was at school doing a cross country the
Speaker 4: same thing. Why if I elected to do this? This
Speaker 4: is what this fifth lockdown is to me? Where running
Speaker 4: in the driving rain, so cold with sogging feet, I'm
Speaker 4: still carrying on. I'm not going in.
Speaker 3: He reminds me of high school and then you had
Speaker 3: wet socks with shoes, but yes had to continue on.
Speaker 4: People. I felt like this voice over my head going,
Speaker 4: get over that. You're almost at the back with the
Speaker 4: slow kids, because don't know how crawel they were. We
Speaker 4: were raised by Shane, weren't we Never more so than
Speaker 4: on that cross country run. You know there were the
Speaker 4: real elite athletes who you didn't even see. You know,
Speaker 4: they were just like offered.
Speaker 3: You knew the kids at your school who were passed
Speaker 3: and that was a given, and you just didn't. You
Speaker 3: just didn't want to be.
Speaker 4: This would be at the back. And that is society
Speaker 4: in a nutshell, is it. It's the people at the back.
Speaker 4: And those pee teachers were just psychost they weren't they
Speaker 4: they would like walk alongside them because they did. They
Speaker 4: could only walk at that level, they just be screaming
Speaker 4: out them. And what time of the year did you
Speaker 4: do the cross country running?
Speaker 3: Wouldn't have to be ick in middle of July. It
Speaker 3: always felt like that.
Speaker 4: Was a winter thing in the UK with it, and
Speaker 4: you know our winters are like so the ground would
Speaker 4: be frozen, right, he'd be running on frozen ground. And
Speaker 4: do you remember cross country running or any kind of
Speaker 4: school sport is always the ultimate play was to find
Speaker 4: some way to get out of right. I remember once
Speaker 4: I did the old The lamest one is, oh, I
Speaker 4: forgot my kit because they don't care in the shoes.
Speaker 4: So he went, that's fine, lost property. Here here wear
Speaker 4: these what size you you found a pair of rugby
Speaker 4: boots with studs? I had to do the cross country
Speaker 4: in rugby boots with studs on frozen ground and my feet.
Speaker 4: I think I got shin spence from that. As what
Speaker 4: was this? What was the school sport you dready mine?
Speaker 4: Was the cross country? Rhyme?
Speaker 3: No, definitely anything outdoor like that, and even footy in
Speaker 3: the wet and the ovals they would put you on
Speaker 3: didn't have any kind of drained. You start to really respect,
Speaker 3: like how well they upheat good grounds is the middle
Speaker 3: would just be a lake.
Speaker 4: It was a lake and you just have to run through.
Speaker 4: I guess playing footy that's you just be smashed into
Speaker 4: the watery mud. And then about the First World War.
Speaker 3: And then the squares, I guess because people just hung
Speaker 3: out in the goal squares walking back and forth doing circles.
Speaker 3: Was just mud. Honestly just mud. Grass couldn't grow throughout
Speaker 3: the week because it was just.
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Speaker 4: We're getting very excited this weekend. It is the Olympics.
Speaker 4: I need before we get into the ages of the eighties.
Speaker 4: I need you and both Jack and Patter and need
Speaker 4: to do something right now. Get in front of Google.
Speaker 4: I need you to see type into Google Jeff Bezos
Speaker 4: space rocket. You need to see what he flew into
Speaker 4: space in I can only describe it and these are
Speaker 4: what these are the best words to describe it. As
Speaker 4: a penis shaped rocket ship. That that is that when
Speaker 4: you see this, it reminds me of gold Member. Wasn't
Speaker 4: there a scene in that? Oh my god, Jack, back
Speaker 4: me up here. I'm not being crude. That is the
Speaker 4: only it's a phallic we get it. Jeff? Are you
Speaker 4: not very well hung?
Speaker 3: I think maybe because Richard Branson beat him into space
Speaker 3: again four weeks ago.
Speaker 4: It's like, well, I'm flying in a giant wang Branson.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure this is the one.
Speaker 4: Wasn't it a giant tinkle? We've seen this scene before
Speaker 4: in gold Member. I know that people always go and
Speaker 4: the symptoms foreshadow this, and there's a bit of them
Speaker 4: predicting just about everything. Who knew that gold Member was
Speaker 4: actually foreshadowing Jeff Bezos going into space.
Speaker 3: It sucks for him as well, going into space one
Speaker 3: week late, doesn't it. It's like, well, Richard Branson already
Speaker 3: went last week.
Speaker 4: There's not even such a big media hassle about it,
Speaker 4: where the Branson thing was, like the news story. I
Speaker 4: don't think Patsy's even mentioned it. It's not even on
Speaker 4: a taste of what I'm running today. And then that is,
Speaker 4: what does that say about a man? That did he
Speaker 4: not see the designs or did he say he must
Speaker 4: look like this?
Speaker 3: Unless he's gone to make a meme. He's like the
Speaker 3: best I can do now coming.
Speaker 4: I don't think he's got that kind of irony about him.
Speaker 4: Old Bezos's letter, This letter Christian O'Connell's all right, eightes
Speaker 4: O the eighties. Once a week we're breaking down the eighties.
Speaker 4: We're going through the alphabet, the letter I this week
Speaker 4: what is the eighties? And the letter I for you
Speaker 4: Jackie boy. Yesterday you tease us you know about some
Speaker 4: facts with the eighties, but what are you going with
Speaker 4: this morning?
Speaker 3: The great TV show Inspector Gadget brilliant and what a theme.
Speaker 4: Good show as well. We'll just sit here and it
Speaker 4: says a whole thing. Thirty eight seconds ago there a chat.
Speaker 3: I had the toy of Gadget, which my mum gave
Speaker 3: me for Christmas one year.
Speaker 4: Broke it.
Speaker 3: I broke him the day I got him. I was
Speaker 3: eager to get him out of the box. He had
Speaker 3: little ties holding him down to the box. I ripped
Speaker 3: him out and broke his hand. His gadget appendages couldn't
Speaker 3: work anymore.
Speaker 4: Gadget appendages Jeff, that's not the part you rip ripped. Sorry,
Speaker 4: Gadget ripped here extendable?
Speaker 3: And where did you go with the stuff that came
Speaker 3: out of his hat.
Speaker 4: Or all over the shop today? And where did he
Speaker 4: fit him with the I'm always fascinated by that shelf
Speaker 4: of orcs and dungeons and dragons on the show. Barely
Speaker 4: we can go by his shots on an email me
Speaker 4: the day said is now once a week, I want
Speaker 4: to go back to that shell of the orction in your.
Speaker 3: Teenage bedroom, wizards and dragons?
Speaker 4: So did Gadget fit in with him? And like the.
Speaker 3: Gadget came before the wizards and dragons were.
Speaker 4: Starting to get the backstory. Now I want to make
Speaker 4: the movies and I want to get the universe right.
Speaker 4: Gadget was first.
Speaker 3: Gadget was first, and then I accidentally started to collect
Speaker 3: wizards and dragons.
Speaker 4: We get so many of those phone ins every day,
Speaker 4: Hey christ and I accidentally become a wizard collector.
Speaker 3: And then people like aunties and uncles thought, oh Jack,
Speaker 3: he loves those wizards, let's keep buying him for him.
Speaker 3: Before I know, I had a collection of over a
Speaker 3: half tune in.
Speaker 4: Next week for episode nineteen of my Quizzing Jack about
Speaker 4: the Wizard Collector.
Speaker 3: I never liked wizards.
Speaker 4: As the next boy, there's nothing worse than a wizard denial.
Speaker 4: It's okay to say I loved wizards. Okay, you had
Speaker 4: them all around your bedroom shelf looking at you a
Speaker 4: night's time, but they were protecting you with their wizard magic.
Speaker 4: It's okay. Anyway, Gadget broke him, broke him and came away.
Speaker 3: No, no, I kept him, but he was just a
Speaker 3: after that. He couldn't do.
Speaker 4: Any of that choice story. I forget that they're been
Speaker 4: weeping at night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I want to now go back and watch
Speaker 3: the episodes. I can't actually remember too much about what
Speaker 3: happens in the episodes. Didn't have time like I did
Speaker 3: last week. I watched so many he Men before we
Speaker 3: did letter Age.
Speaker 4: Two episodes back to back of he Man on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Nothing for Gadget, Nothing for Gadget. I was watching Doctor
Speaker 3: Death last night.
Speaker 4: Okay, it was always that. It's always that pandas Choice
Speaker 4: Death expect it alrighty, another great TV show the eighties
Speaker 4: for me and the letter I Patsy. Do you remember
Speaker 4: the Incredible Hulk before it was a movie. It was
Speaker 4: a TV show and I found it such a genuinely
Speaker 4: really sad TV show. It was like a kind of
Speaker 4: as Jacqueline Hyde. So he was he was a doctor,
Speaker 4: Dr Bruce Banner, and he'd been infected with it. I
Speaker 4: think in the eighties got affected right in any superhero
Speaker 4: story with gamma radiation. It's all been cleaned up. Now
Speaker 4: there's no more gamma radiation leaves. We don't need to
Speaker 4: worry about it in the news anymore. Back in the eighties,
Speaker 4: every other books was getting infected with gamma radiation, and
Speaker 4: Dr Bruce Banner was accidentally infected with gamma radiation. Fault ah,
Speaker 4: so his fault, no, But it meant that when he
Speaker 4: got really angry and he would urge people say, hey, listen,
Speaker 4: don't what if you do, don't get me angry. And
Speaker 4: then each week someone in the local village made him
Speaker 4: really angry and he would just turn into a green monster.
Speaker 4: And then he was stopped being that actor and he
Speaker 4: would be a one of the world's strongest men. Lou Farigno.
Speaker 3: So was it like parking specters and that sort of stuff,
Speaker 3: Like he'd come back to his car and he'd have
Speaker 3: a ticket.
Speaker 4: It was a bit more complicated that normally. Diamond smugglers
Speaker 4: again another storyline of the eighties. It was either drug
Speaker 4: smugglers or diamond smugglers. I remember one episode that really
Speaker 4: upset me as a kid, diamond smugglers, and they were
Speaker 4: they were using animals at the zoo and smuggling the
Speaker 4: diamonds into the country by putting the diamonds in the
Speaker 4: animals not on, and then waiting for them to poove
Speaker 4: them out. And Dr Bruce Banner got thrown in a
Speaker 4: cage with an aggressive gorilla and he had to become
Speaker 4: the incredible whole. Every episode ended with him being shunned
Speaker 4: by the people he'd helped because they wanted his help
Speaker 4: but they didn't want the monster. And then this would happen.
Speaker 4: He'd be walking down the street with sort of bug
Speaker 4: eyed villagers or sort of throwing stuff out, and the
Speaker 4: people he just say from whatever. Every episode, every episode
Speaker 4: it's all like this in his torn clothes as he's
Speaker 4: gone back down to being doctor Bruce Banner, and I
Speaker 4: remember getting so upset.
Speaker 3: This is sad.
Speaker 4: It's the sadest song. This thing tune is actually called
Speaker 4: The Lonely Man Who Thinks This is a good thing
Speaker 4: for young kids to watch. And I always to say
Speaker 4: to my dad, will will he ever be able to
Speaker 4: settle down? One day my dad had to console her
Speaker 4: to get really upset. One day. We'll find love, son.
Speaker 4: You know, I actually gonna ring my dad after show.
Speaker 4: You lied to me? Where is he? I need to
Speaker 4: know that he's okay? All right? Ages out of the eighties.
Speaker 4: We're getting into it more. Next.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: This week two day's letter is letter I so this morning,
Speaker 4: we won't you give us a call a nine all
Speaker 4: on four one O four three and say in the eighties,
Speaker 4: I and then a really good story, just a story
Speaker 4: that's interesting, funny about what you did in the eighties. Perhapsy,
Speaker 4: what's it for you in the eighties? You do want?
Speaker 2: In the eighties, I was you guys may not realize this.
Speaker 2: I was a roller skating champ. Really about the highlight?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, yeah, no.
Speaker 2: We had wanger at a skate scene. It was the
Speaker 2: old Arana Theater which had burnt down in like the seventies,
Speaker 2: and so this mob took it over and made it
Speaker 2: into a skate scene and it was like the place
Speaker 2: so grew up in this country town and it was
Speaker 2: we had the drive in and we had the skate scene,
Speaker 2: and every kid used to go. We were there all
Speaker 2: day Saturday, all day Sunday, sometimes Friday after school if
Speaker 2: mum had let us, and they'd have local competitions and
Speaker 2: we'd do stuff like, you know, races and not quite
Speaker 2: figure skating that I wasn't quite that good, but it
Speaker 2: was just heaps.
Speaker 5: And heaps of fun. It was like the local hangout.
Speaker 3: So what was your best discipline?
Speaker 5: Just probably racing around what she.
Speaker 4: Was doing the Olympics. I was in the two man
Speaker 4: loose skates's discipline. Where have you come from? AI hosts? Yes,
Speaker 4: I understand there's discipline.
Speaker 2: So one slalom, just racing jack, but you know, it
Speaker 2: was the old roller skates with the with the wheels
Speaker 2: and not the blades, not these new thing dangled ones.
Speaker 2: And you'd have the DJ up on a stage at
Speaker 2: the front and he'd play all the music, and I
Speaker 2: distinctly remember number one for weeks and weeks and weeks
Speaker 2: was Boys Light Up and I can remember skating to that.
Speaker 2: We had the big massive disco ball in the middle of.
Speaker 4: The It was all about every Saturday. Patsy started at
Speaker 4: five o'clock and I went through to about ten o'clock in
Speaker 4: the evening. Was the local Roader skating rink. It was
Speaker 4: all about that on the Saturday night, and I remember
Speaker 4: it was ours was called it was every Saturday, right
Speaker 4: and everyone, all the teenagers were there, and it was
Speaker 4: called the Funker Dunk. I still to day, I don't
Speaker 4: know why it was called. You know, ironly hadn't been
Speaker 4: invented then that you're going down? Would you raither call
Speaker 4: it you're going down the dunk? Custom you need to ask.
Speaker 4: I'll see you at the dunk. I'll be the probably
Speaker 4: there before you. It was all about that. I just remember,
Speaker 4: you know, if I look back now, I remember I
Speaker 4: used to just put so much of my dad's after
Speaker 4: shave on. This is how I'm going to find you girls.
Speaker 3: When I'm going around fast, some will come off.
Speaker 4: War where's he gone? I'm already gone. You know. My
Speaker 4: best disciplined chap was the fifteen hundred meters. It's not
Speaker 4: the Stillwell Gift, but on skates a brighter.
Speaker 6: You're listening to the question, you know, Carl's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the eye the le's what I and the eighties
Speaker 4: this morning, we just wanted to give us a call
Speaker 4: on nine four one for one oh four three and
Speaker 4: just tell us an interesting story or a or a
Speaker 4: funny one about you and the eighties. She called us
Speaker 4: up on nine four one for one o four three
Speaker 4: and say, in the eighties, I we've just found out
Speaker 4: from Patsy we knew that she was a when you
Speaker 4: were state sort of state winning highland dancer.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I was, yeah, yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 2: That is if Jans, Yes I was, I believe it
Speaker 2: or not, I was. I danced overseas and everything. I
Speaker 2: did it up to about the age of sixteen and
Speaker 2: then I'm amazing, got my teacher's certificate for it.
Speaker 4: And also, you, like me, were a big fan of
Speaker 4: roller skatings for you, skat sing for me. The Funker
Speaker 4: dunk really nervous about saying that on I'm not going
Speaker 4: to say it any more times. Actually got away with
Speaker 4: it twice and stuff that. All right, So let's go
Speaker 4: to lines now we've got Robin on the line. Good morning, Robin.
Speaker 8: Christian, Good morning everyone morning, Robin.
Speaker 4: How are you well? What's the eighties and you and
Speaker 4: the letter I? What did you do in the eighties.
Speaker 8: Well, in the eighties I dated up and coming play
Speaker 8: dancing champion. It was a little high school sweetheart thing
Speaker 8: for early high school years, and him and his mate
Speaker 8: were fabulous breakdancers. They went to all the smaller competitions
Speaker 8: at the time and then built it up a bit
Speaker 8: as they got a bit older. They those They were
Speaker 8: even asked, even when I was around at the time,
Speaker 8: to go to America to compete. I don't think their
Speaker 8: families were really in the position too, but this.
Speaker 4: Every break his story. You know my family. I can't
Speaker 4: ever think about the slide doors moment. You know, I
Speaker 4: could have been one of the great.
Speaker 3: America.
Speaker 4: No, no, you can't risk it all on the old linonium,
Speaker 4: my son. You've got to find a trade, find a
Speaker 4: trade to make an honest living. Patsy didn't Chris used
Speaker 4: to be a fellow break dancers, didn't.
Speaker 2: You know what I remember because we grew up in
Speaker 2: the same town in Wangaratta. I remember going, Yes, I
Speaker 2: was addicted to came out there, going to came up
Speaker 2: with mum and seeing this group of always about my
Speaker 2: age break dancing out the front of cold came out.
Speaker 4: It's so cool. I used to break like that, just
Speaker 4: on a bit of cardboard on the floor with your
Speaker 4: mates and like an old Gineto blast every Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 4: I actually thought we were doing people a favor, like
Speaker 4: look at this dancing.
Speaker 3: Money.
Speaker 4: How bad we were, How bad we were? It was
Speaker 4: christ any good, It's terrible.
Speaker 5: I used to think they were idiots, and then I
Speaker 5: went on to marry one later.
Speaker 4: Robin's gone there, she's gone now well good Jackson's cut off.
Speaker 4: She's giving the us their life story match to start
Speaker 4: any podcast. This is only episode nine, Robin, where did
Speaker 4: your boyfriend break dancers? And also on the back of
Speaker 4: Camarn't that obviously the place to be.
Speaker 8: Oh look, it's a bit like you. You know that
Speaker 8: the cardboard was under the arm and wherever the ghetto
Speaker 8: blasts sat was where that started. They were at the
Speaker 8: shopping centers. They did all sorts of little gigs around
Speaker 8: the place, always usually an invite because they were so good.
Speaker 4: He invites to go anywhere. Maybe just the stors didn't
Speaker 4: invite me to go somewhere else my crappy dance. All right,
Speaker 4: thank you very much, Robin.
Speaker 8: No I worry. Have a great takeaway, and.
Speaker 6: You take care The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 4: Podcast Eighties of the eighties The letter I in the eighties,
Speaker 4: I Kirstin Jeffrey. In the eighties, I wore jeans so
Speaker 4: tight I couldn't go to the toilet school because I
Speaker 4: needed to lie on the bed and use a coat
Speaker 4: hanger to pull the zip up and down. By ten am,
Speaker 4: there was a feeling left in my toes. Oh Faberge,
Speaker 4: I do not miss those jeans. I remember the old
Speaker 4: fabe jeans. Katrina. In the eighties, I stayed up the
Speaker 4: entire weekend July nineteen eighty five. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 4: Live Aid anniversary. I think last week to watch Live
Speaker 4: Aid at a friend's house and promptly walked into school
Speaker 4: on the Monday and walked into a door. I was
Speaker 4: so tied. Mel is an audio producer on the show.
Speaker 4: She's got a husband called Mitch, and he's just left
Speaker 4: this for us about what he got up to in
Speaker 4: the eighties and the eighties.
Speaker 3: I in eighties, I was in primary school, and it
Speaker 3: so happens that my surname is Davies, so I would
Speaker 3: tell everybody that I have Davies from ice house.
Speaker 4: Was my uncle. That is an amazing lie to try
Speaker 4: and make people believe. I think at school, if we're
Speaker 4: honest right, whether it was primary school or big school,
Speaker 4: you would often just lie about stuff, wouldn't you, because
Speaker 4: you just wanted to impress people. I think if we
Speaker 4: all look aback, it was just mainly a patchwork of
Speaker 4: Thank god Wikipedia wasn't around then to actually check any
Speaker 4: thanks for anything. I think everyone would admit to some
Speaker 4: kind of lie that they told when they were younger.
Speaker 3: It's sad that I wasn't in trying to impress my peers,
Speaker 3: but I would lie to my mom when I was
Speaker 3: in primary school. I saw school movies and really one
Speaker 3: of those lockers that they had metal locker. The high
Speaker 3: school was locker, yeah, and we didn't in primary school.
Speaker 3: We just got tubs. But I I lied to my
Speaker 3: mum and said, yeah, we got our lockers, so I'll
Speaker 3: need a pad lock. Need a padlock for my locker
Speaker 3: because we've all got lockers.
Speaker 4: What do you do with the padlock?
Speaker 3: She didn't buy because she was able to ask other
Speaker 3: people do they have luck? As it looks like they
Speaker 3: have tubb.
Speaker 4: She must have gone a dead. Don't worry, he's going
Speaker 4: to get into his wizard phase took Christian Connall Show podcast,
Speaker 4: Christian letter I Insignia. I remember that after Shade from
Speaker 4: the eighties was the Links Africa for teenage boys. Before
Speaker 4: there was Links Africa. Were you a Lynx Africa land
Speaker 4: in the nineties.
Speaker 3: Without fail, every Christmas I would get the Lynx pack
Speaker 3: which was the aerosol deodorant, the shower gel and the loofer.
Speaker 4: It's amazing a friend of mine. Right, he now works
Speaker 4: for Headspace. You know the big global meditation thing. Right.
Speaker 4: He used to be a big shot in advertising in
Speaker 4: the UK and the almost successful advertising campaigns was Lynx
Speaker 4: Africa and it was his campaign. It literally just shifted.
Speaker 4: He came up with the awful catchphrase, right, and he
Speaker 4: had like he felt so bad about what he done.
Speaker 4: He walked out of advertising and became a Buddhist, which
Speaker 4: is why to this day he does Headspace. He came
Speaker 4: up with the phrase. It was all over the UK
Speaker 4: and it was one of those catchphrases when when they
Speaker 4: had tag lines and advertising people that come up with them,
Speaker 4: and when they're really successful, they become they become really
Speaker 4: rich and powerful. His was there was a simply that
Speaker 4: gym of that lot's like a grenade. Wasn't that sort
Speaker 4: of the actual can itself? Links wild Africa? His was
Speaker 4: the catchphrase was where some get some pretty.
Speaker 3: Good Oh I wouldn't, I wouldn't retire my job.
Speaker 4: Well, he had morals, he had morals. Okay, do you
Speaker 4: remember those after shade? Did you have did you have
Speaker 4: insignia here, Patsy? Was that just as one?
Speaker 2: I distinctly remember the bottle, the cheap looking bottle. But
Speaker 2: we had other things like old Spice and blue Stratus.
Speaker 4: I remember, I don't remember Trench Trent.
Speaker 5: Yes, and there it was beautiful, and there was a female.
Speaker 4: Version, just some dude named Trent or Trent Trent. It
Speaker 4: doesn't feel like blue Stratos. I can understand that old spice,
Speaker 4: you know we had one as well. Did you get
Speaker 4: high Karate?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I don't remember that.
Speaker 4: We had this cheap American thing called high karate. On
Speaker 4: the front, someone in the karate gi kicking another man
Speaker 4: in the head. But where that I'm riting an action hero,
Speaker 4: foul smelling lady repellent. Basically they should have had a
Speaker 4: disclaimer on the back. Trent, what was Trent?
Speaker 2: Trent was beautiful? It had like her My older brother
Speaker 2: wore it, and I seem to remember it was in
Speaker 2: like a.
Speaker 4: Golden lady kid. They always beat up the younger kids.
Speaker 4: There's something about Trent. We need to talk about Trent.
Speaker 4: All right. One second winner, guy, So this is also
Speaker 4: of the letter eighties. We all to do letter I
Speaker 4: in the eighties. So this could be the artist or
Speaker 4: the song title? Do with the letter I. The scores
Speaker 4: at the moment and ongoing. One second winner. When I
Speaker 4: just played Jack and Batsy some songs, is one second
Speaker 4: of them? They've got to raise each other, try and
Speaker 4: guess them. Patsy's on twelve point one million, Jackie boy,
Speaker 4: you're on five point one five to four.
Speaker 3: Million, not too far behind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, are you ready to play? Ready to
Speaker 4: do with the letter I? Artist or title? First up?
Speaker 4: You need to get sharper on this.
Speaker 3: I'm ready. I'm ready.
Speaker 4: Oh. Oh, music, the size of crime against music it is.
Speaker 3: It's raining, it's.
Speaker 4: Raining, It's raining cats and dogs. What a better song
Speaker 4: it would have been cats and dogs. I'm afraid your version,
Speaker 4: Oh it's raining cats and dogs out there today. I'm
Speaker 4: given that to you, Jackie boy, three million for Jack.
Speaker 4: You don't have certain songs where you just have a
Speaker 4: ridiculous hatre of them for no reason. Is that for me?
Speaker 4: That's wrong. It's like fingers down at your board. For me, Oh,
Speaker 4: it's like pepsin. It's taking away my considerable powers.
Speaker 3: I'm more used to the Ginger Spices version.
Speaker 4: But that's a powerful seminal song. All right, we're ready
Speaker 4: for another one. The letter I artistal title.
Speaker 3: One more time.
Speaker 4: Please, I don't know what melody that is? No song ever?
Speaker 5: Oh do you want to blank this way?
Speaker 4: It's time for me to hum it a bit.
Speaker 5: If I could turn back, time.
Speaker 4: Might breakout, break this out this wee to stand by
Speaker 4: your shirt?
Speaker 5: Not a film clip?
Speaker 4: Yeah? How are the ship? Yeah?
Speaker 5: On the navy ship?
Speaker 4: And she was she was on hand or something straddling it.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to say that. I didn't want to
Speaker 4: say that. People don't need to tune in right now
Speaker 4: and lockdown jacket here about shirts straggling a big old
Speaker 4: rocket letter.
Speaker 3: I excess.
Speaker 4: You both got that standing, are you right? Pets? No?
Speaker 2: Just Michael Hutchins. I missed him so much. He was
Speaker 2: so awesome.
Speaker 4: He was an amazing front man, amazing front man. All right, Okay,
Speaker 4: the letter I.
Speaker 2: Oh, don't feel clear to the air tonight.
Speaker 3: I did the artist did, I did the I Basically.
Speaker 4: She's got over on Michael Hutchins quickly like me. That
Speaker 4: was a quick bounce back, just when you're going close.
Speaker 4: She like a cat. You go in and think and
Speaker 4: they're purring and they're all good. Then suddy, She lashes out.
Speaker 3: A moment's silence for the great Michael Hutchins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come on, children, play nicely or don't play it on?
Speaker 4: Taking them all away? All right? One last one altero
Speaker 4: with the letter I'm actually going to put it all
Speaker 4: on this. I'm going to wipe the scores. When I
Speaker 4: will get twenty five million points. It's time to bring
Speaker 4: that order to this game. All the schools are reset.
Speaker 4: Winner gets twenty five million on this. The Golden Clip
Speaker 4: has made that bit up. By the way, produces about
Speaker 4: it down. I'm going to say it again next week.
Speaker 4: Letter I.
Speaker 3: It's the end of the world as we know it.
Speaker 4: Ari will Williamnaire.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Status update for right now. We are on hold for
Speaker 4: Bruce McAvaney. You know, we've had all the big stars
Speaker 4: on this show, Ricky Gervais, Chris Hemsworth, James Corden. However,
Speaker 4: when you try and get hold of Bruce mcaveniy, he
Speaker 4: can put a breakfast show on hold, right. Don't know
Speaker 4: how how big the breakfast show is. He puts you
Speaker 4: on hold, right, You don't just call him up and
Speaker 4: get someone like this a proper icon and voice of
Speaker 4: Australian sport. Are we off hold?
Speaker 3: We've got him, he's here?
Speaker 4: Is this a legend of sport for Australia? Bruce mcaveeney, Well,
Speaker 4: I don't feel like I met, but it is.
Speaker 9: Bruce. How are you boys?
Speaker 4: Bruce? Thank you very much for coming on the s Show. Bruce.
Speaker 4: Can I just say one honor is to actually get
Speaker 4: to kind of speak to you as someone who's only
Speaker 4: moved it three years ago. You're such an iconic voice
Speaker 4: of sport in Australia and over the years, so many
Speaker 4: amazing AFL highlights. Obviously winks as well. And then is
Speaker 4: it right, is it really your eleventh game this weekend
Speaker 4: when you're commentating and talking about everything in Tokyo?
Speaker 9: And yeah, I guess that's right. Nineteen eighty was the
Speaker 9: first one that I was involved with, and I've been
Speaker 9: to everyone since since then except for this one, I
Speaker 9: guess because we're doing it from here. But I'm still
Speaker 9: going to count this one, I think. But you know
Speaker 9: that I've been lucky. I've been around for a long time,
Speaker 9: and I've seen the Olympic movement change so so much
Speaker 9: over the years, and so many things happen at the
Speaker 9: Game so and all those other things you mentioned with
Speaker 9: horse racing and AFL etc. So I've been very proofly stunning.
Speaker 4: And what makes the Olympics so special? Bruce? And I
Speaker 4: know it's a very different kind of Olympics this year
Speaker 4: because and we all know whine coved and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But is it still going to be the Olympics that
Speaker 4: so many of us grew up, where so many highlights
Speaker 4: about cath Freeman. There have been so many in Britain
Speaker 4: for us, you know, London twenty twelve. You know, are
Speaker 4: we still going to see some iconic moments? Do you
Speaker 4: think it's still going to have that Olympic magic? Bruce?
Speaker 9: I do, And because the athletes will provide it, and
Speaker 9: they always do. It's the athletes, you remember, and they
Speaker 9: will There'll be some phenomenal performances. They'll do it without
Speaker 9: the crowds, and they'll do it in a very different
Speaker 9: situation with COVID and the bubble and all of that,
Speaker 9: and they won't be around after the events for long
Speaker 9: to celebrate with the other teammate, So in many ways
Speaker 9: it'll be a different experience. But I think when we
Speaker 9: do look back in you know, three or four years
Speaker 9: time and maybe around thinking about Paris, we'll look back
Speaker 9: at these games and look at those phenomenal performances, So
Speaker 9: nothing much changes. There are a lot of athletes here
Speaker 9: that are looking for, you know, big milestone performances. There
Speaker 9: will be Australians that will breakthrough that we hadn't really
Speaker 9: known before. There'll be others that we've been around for ages,
Speaker 9: and that's without mentioning all the wonderful athletes from overseas.
Speaker 9: So yep, those moments I think will remain and retain
Speaker 9: the magic you've talked about for all of us. We've
Speaker 9: all got our special stories, haven't we.
Speaker 4: And what are some of the highlights for you? For
Speaker 4: someone who's covered so many amazing moments and taking it
Speaker 4: into Australian homes, well, you know, other than cav Fineman,
Speaker 4: what's what's a highlight for you Bruce that you were
Speaker 4: all like, I can't believe that I'm commentating on this
Speaker 4: and actually seeing it live as well.
Speaker 9: Well, I'll go back to the first one that I
Speaker 9: was sitting in the coliseum in Los Angeles and Carl
Speaker 9: Lewis did what Jesse Allens had done in ninety thirty six.
Speaker 9: And when he took that bat from the left hand
Speaker 9: to the right hand at the end of the four
Speaker 9: by one hundred and you ran up that straight and
Speaker 9: broke the world record, it was quite amazing. But you
Speaker 9: know a few days earlier than that, the lap to
Speaker 9: go in the fifteen hundred, Scott was leading from co
Speaker 9: and Ovett and Cram and you pinch yourself, I mean
Speaker 9: co Overt and Cram and what they've done in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 9: So from there all the way through, you know elgar
Speaker 9: Uge fighting off, Laggert, Degba, Silessi fighting off to get bolts,
Speaker 9: extraordinary to out them and one hundred meters and what
Speaker 9: he did in Rio, I was called swim for a
Speaker 9: long time. Phelps is eight gold medals in Beijing, So
Speaker 9: there's there's a lot of them. There's so many of them.
Speaker 9: It's always near and dear when the NAUSI wins. That's
Speaker 9: extremely exciting for us and special. But yeah, there's there's
Speaker 9: a whole host of them. There's a range, and these
Speaker 9: are the things I think about at this moment. You know,
Speaker 9: we're on the brink of starting another one.
Speaker 4: And can we get excited about how Australia you're going
Speaker 4: to do at the Tokyo Games? You know, are we
Speaker 4: going to see that there's been reports of like a
Speaker 4: gold rush coming. How confident can Australia get about the
Speaker 4: gold medal rush?
Speaker 9: We're always optimistic at this time. And the last couple
Speaker 9: of Olympics we've had eight gold medals in London seven
Speaker 9: update because of Jared Tallent retrospectively in eight in Riosa,
Speaker 9: and before that fourteen in Beijing and seventeen and happens
Speaker 9: and sixteen in the Sydney.
Speaker 4: So you can see the chiefs been going, how do
Speaker 4: you know all of this? How can you know? But
Speaker 4: it's just like breathing to you. All flows. Even when
Speaker 4: you were talking about the Olympic highlights, it felt like
Speaker 4: an edited package. You just so it all flowed one
Speaker 4: event co over went into you know, into your saying Bolt.
Speaker 4: It just flows from you this knowledge.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't know much yourse, so you've got to
Speaker 9: try and focus on certain things. But I think we're
Speaker 9: look at a guest, but I think we'll get between
Speaker 9: twelve and sixteen gold medals. I think we're gonna have
Speaker 9: a good games. It gets down to one thing. It
Speaker 9: gets down to one thing I reckon, and that's our
Speaker 9: swimming team, and in particular our women. Our women are
Speaker 9: stronger than our men. And there are three women on
Speaker 9: our team that could win multiple gold medals, Emon McKee
Speaker 9: and Orientiedness and Kylie McEwen, and they can all win
Speaker 9: multiple gold medals. And I think the most certain thing
Speaker 9: from an Australian point of view is the women's four
Speaker 9: by one hundred meter freestyle. They've won the last two
Speaker 9: gold medals in London and then in Rio they're an
Speaker 9: even stronger team. Kate Campbell's being part of that team
Speaker 9: all the way through that I think is our absolute
Speaker 9: goold edge gold medal. The women's fort by one hundred
Speaker 9: minutes three s down great.
Speaker 4: And in some of the others. This is so exciting
Speaker 4: to hear this because I think if you looked at
Speaker 4: the national sort of love that Ash Party got last week.
Speaker 4: I think in a country that's got half the population
Speaker 4: in lockdown right now, I think the Olympics, I think
Speaker 4: it's cool. I think you're right. I think it will
Speaker 4: still be a magical time because it will bring Australia
Speaker 4: together and we're all divided at the moment, literally with
Speaker 4: half the population in lockdown right now, I'll bring everyone
Speaker 4: together to get some really good, feel good national pride.
Speaker 9: It will, and that that pride will be glowing tonight
Speaker 9: because Brisbane, it seems a formality, is going to be
Speaker 9: announced at five o'clock today as the host of the
Speaker 9: twenty thirty two Olympics. So it's going to be quite
Speaker 9: a remarkable day for Australia and will have our third
Speaker 9: Olympic Games, you know, in eleven years time, so I
Speaker 9: think that is a certainty. Yeah, there will be a
Speaker 9: lot of national part And you mentioned ash Party. I
Speaker 9: mean we talk about those thirteen to sixteen gold medals.
Speaker 9: Party must be one of the favorite, if not be
Speaker 9: our favorite. And she's a great doubles player. So there's
Speaker 9: a new sports like surfings the new sport. We've got
Speaker 9: strong competitors there. So there's a lot of sports that
Speaker 9: I think we're going to jump up in now. A
Speaker 9: couple of sports we're particularly strong in ours sailing and rowing.
Speaker 9: We continually get gold medals in those events, and I
Speaker 9: think that that day will again be very fruitful for Australia.
Speaker 9: So when we got those seventeen gold medals and Athens,
Speaker 9: cycling and swimming provided thirteen of the seventeen gold medal
Speaker 9: So you only need one sport to really go crazy
Speaker 9: and touch above its weight, and I expect swimming to
Speaker 9: do that again, and I expect it to be backed
Speaker 9: up by sports like sailing and rowing and canoeing athletics.
Speaker 9: I think we can pinch a medal, some medals and
Speaker 9: some of the team sports like the boom as we're
Speaker 9: strong in in the cooker burs particularly, I think the
Speaker 9: men's hockey teams, and there's a whole range of other sports,
Speaker 9: including those new ones. And we've got to be MX writer,
Speaker 9: who's who is a favorite to win his gold medal?
Speaker 9: So a lot of I think areas that we can
Speaker 9: look at with a lot of confidence and optimism.
Speaker 4: You know, every Olympics there are new sort of sports,
Speaker 4: aren't they. You talked about BMX and that's only coming
Speaker 4: call it recently really, and I know there are a
Speaker 4: couple of new ones for this Olympics. There's some climbing
Speaker 4: thing which it looks incredible. Do you have to read
Speaker 4: up and become like an overnight expert on that?
Speaker 9: Not really. What I've got to do is, I guess
Speaker 9: have a very broad knowledge and you know, with sport climbing,
Speaker 9: I know veries at all about I just know there
Speaker 9: are three different elements and they combine all those elements together,
Speaker 9: and you know one of them is without the harness
Speaker 9: and the other couple have got a Hannah. I'm not
Speaker 9: an expert at all, but I'm.
Speaker 4: Going to start telling people that go and think about
Speaker 4: that climbing. It's all about the mass. It comes down
Speaker 4: to the hardness. I'm going to be and it needs
Speaker 4: to pop up. Bruce expert, You'll probably know more than
Speaker 4: me in three minutes.
Speaker 9: But I look at yeah, so, yeah, the karate's there
Speaker 9: for the first time, and I'm not an expert on
Speaker 9: that at all, but you know, sort of you sort
Speaker 9: of have a bit of an idea where the strength
Speaker 9: can you say?
Speaker 4: So your like producers. I'm not a big fan of karate.
Speaker 4: I'm not commentating on that, you know, I do them
Speaker 4: and the hardest stuff, but now I'm not doing that.
Speaker 4: I'm not in karate or do you just get given
Speaker 4: the sports and that's it. You just have to get
Speaker 4: on with it.
Speaker 9: I know you're given the sports. But the sport I
Speaker 9: really do each time is athletics, and I've done swimming
Speaker 9: as well, and then you just have to have a
Speaker 9: broad sweep of the other sports. So the sport for
Speaker 9: these games, you know, the one that I've been concentrating
Speaker 9: on for I guess seventy percent of my research has
Speaker 9: been athletics, and then the other thirty percent has been
Speaker 9: all around the history of the games, the other sports,
Speaker 9: and I guess the Australian team takes up more than
Speaker 9: more than more than anything else as well. So the
Speaker 9: two things I probably concentrate mostly are the broad Australian
Speaker 9: team and athletical as the Americans call the track and film.
Speaker 4: What is your favorite What do you think one event
Speaker 4: of all the Olympic events? What is the pinnacle? What
Speaker 4: do you think one of vent Bruce that you love
Speaker 4: commentating on that you think really showcases what the Olympics
Speaker 4: is all about, you know, showing us the very best
Speaker 4: of what humans can do. What's that one event for you?
Speaker 9: It's a good question, I mean, because I think it's
Speaker 9: changed over the years. I mean in for me, probably
Speaker 9: the early broadcast, and they keep growing up. The three
Speaker 9: that jumped at me with the one hundred meters and
Speaker 9: the marathon, and probably the fifteen hundred. But for me,
Speaker 9: it's probably the one hundred meters and the marathon. The
Speaker 9: nine hundred is the Blue Ribbon event, and I think
Speaker 9: this year is the women I think it's this year
Speaker 9: is the women's one hundred. That's more interesting than the men's,
Speaker 9: but it's a marathon as well. It sort of symbolizes
Speaker 9: a lot of what the Olympics is about about. You know,
Speaker 9: it's not just the winning, it's just it's actually the competing.
Speaker 9: And that famous line from that Tans and the End
Speaker 9: in nineteen sixty eight when he came into the stadium
Speaker 9: an hour or two after the winner and they said
Speaker 9: why did you go through it or and he said, well,
Speaker 9: my country didn't send me five thousand miles to start.
Speaker 9: They sent me five thousand miles to finish. So, you know,
Speaker 9: all of that sort of stuff. It's part of the
Speaker 9: folklore of the Games. And some of those you know
Speaker 9: truisms and some are urban miss but I think it's
Speaker 9: a marathon in the one hundred minutes from me.
Speaker 4: Do you ever make any mistakes? Because I'm in awe
Speaker 4: of just how the words and that they just flow
Speaker 4: from you. Bruce. Do you ever get I've made a
Speaker 4: couple with you.
Speaker 9: I've made a couple with you in the last five
Speaker 9: minutes this show.
Speaker 4: You know, we would have no idea you could be
Speaker 4: making up some of these names.
Speaker 3: There is no harnesses, Bruce.
Speaker 9: You've practice, look like I make, probably more than most.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it's it's part of the job, isn't because
Speaker 9: everything you do is live and you can't take it back.
Speaker 9: But that's why I think. I mean, like everybody, I'm
Speaker 9: feeling quite I'd be anxious, not the word, but I've
Speaker 9: got a nervousness about me. I mean I get as
Speaker 9: nervous now as I did when I started off. So
Speaker 9: nothing's changed.
Speaker 4: Oh that's lovely to hear. It's been a genuine joy
Speaker 4: to speak to this morning, Bruce, and right now Melbourne
Speaker 4: and our fifth lockdown. I think that I was speaking
Speaker 4: for a lot of people. I think they would have
Speaker 4: felt better hearing you, just hearing your voice and knowing
Speaker 4: that you're well, that you're excited about the games again,
Speaker 4: and just hearing that we can be optimistic. It's not
Speaker 4: the games that we've known, but it's still going to
Speaker 4: be the Olympics. It's still going to have athletes winning
Speaker 4: and losing and trying and succeeding, and you know we're
Speaker 4: going to see some amazing sporting success. And just hearing
Speaker 4: about a gold rush coming for Australia. I think there
Speaker 4: are a lot of people right now that really need that.
Speaker 4: It's hope and optimism. So Bruce, thanks for bringing us that.
Speaker 9: It's been a pleasure, all of his voice.
Speaker 4: All right, enjoy the Olympics, Bruce, I'm going to do that.
Speaker 4: Watch out for that harness. It's all about the harness.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Wasn't that an honor? Seriously to be grace by Sir
Speaker 4: Bruce mccavany.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And he's so humble and he's try and he's
Speaker 3: trying to tell us like he gets things wrong, he
Speaker 3: didn't get things wrong, like he's he is.
Speaker 4: It is a human Wikipedia about Australian sport.
Speaker 3: And the amount of research he puts into his work,
Speaker 3: is why is the best in I think he's best
Speaker 3: in the world, but he's definitely better than country.
Speaker 4: Even when he when I just asked him on the spot,
Speaker 4: you know, just about some of his Olympic high lights,
Speaker 4: it sounded like an edited package. And even when he
Speaker 4: started talking about Cohen event, which is iconic, you know,
Speaker 4: British Olympic moment, but he knew all about that. It
Speaker 4: all just flows from him. O though it's great and
Speaker 4: I actually I know obviously I'll be chewing on Team
Speaker 4: GB but obviously this is a country that my wife
Speaker 4: and I live in is home for us now and
Speaker 4: I got really excited when he said it's going to
Speaker 4: be a great Middle Hall. I mean, this is this
Speaker 4: is Bruce mcavay's words about how many golds are coming.
Speaker 9: But I think we'll get between twelve and sixteen gold medals.
Speaker 9: I think we're gonna have a good game.
Speaker 4: Now. This is really exciting, like really really excited. We
Speaker 4: all need good news at the moment. But for us
Speaker 4: on this show and you listening to it, hearing that
Speaker 4: high number has a very very different meaning. Why you
Speaker 4: may not have heard Monday Show the Olympics we are
Speaker 4: very excited about the games in Chokyo. Kick off Friday
Speaker 4: night is the opening ceremony.
Speaker 3: I'm pm on Friday is the opening ceremony.
Speaker 4: Every time Australia wins a gold medal, one of you
Speaker 4: will win a washing machine, not just any kind of
Speaker 4: washing machine, a golden washing machine. We actually have one
Speaker 4: of them in the studio right now. So every time
Speaker 4: there's an Australian gold medal, I mean Bruce said between
Speaker 4: twelve to sixteen.
Speaker 3: That means a golden washing machine would be that many
Speaker 3: golden washing machines could be going into your home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it could be means that we're giving away sixteen
Speaker 4: golden washing machines. This is all thanks to Robert Ianes.
Speaker 4: I mentioned our this idea a couple of months ago
Speaker 4: about could we do something where every time Australia win
Speaker 4: gold in Tokyo we give away a prize something from
Speaker 4: him and he went and found that he could get
Speaker 4: a load of bosh washing machines each one. And I
Speaker 4: don't mean like it's a cheap bit of flaky gold.
Speaker 4: That is if you look on the website, you're seeing
Speaker 4: our socials on Facebook and on Instagram. That is a
Speaker 4: proper gold washing machine.
Speaker 3: Go and check it out if you haven't seen it
Speaker 3: on the Facebook page and the Instagram page. I've had
Speaker 3: more people, friends and family coming out of the woodwork
Speaker 3: going like I like the look at those golden washing machine.
Speaker 4: Means yeah, it will go with nothing. Whatever you've got
Speaker 4: an utility room with this will not blend in you
Speaker 4: know when you're doing like you know you're home and
Speaker 4: everything to sort of flow and have nice aesthetics. Yeah,
Speaker 4: if Kevin McLeod came around Grand Designs, he go, what
Speaker 4: the hell is that? That goes? Why did you? Why
Speaker 4: was it? Why do they sell them like that? Now?
Speaker 4: Is that an option? However? What a talking point you're
Speaker 4: going to have. It's a feature in your heart, A.
Speaker 3: Fully gold washing machine. I would have that in my house.
Speaker 3: I would love to have that in my house.
Speaker 4: So starts Friday, hopefully Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday we start to
Speaker 4: give them.
Speaker 3: We're already giving them away. It's the pool first. Australians
Speaker 3: are great swimmers. We could be giving these away as
Speaker 3: early as Monday.
Speaker 4: Now the producers yesterday you have to head off to
Speaker 4: go and do the podcast with Hamish Nandy. They're asking
Speaker 4: me like do you know you ain't going to give
Speaker 4: away the washing machines. I think it's bad luck until
Speaker 4: we win a goal to start to work that out.
Speaker 3: Okay, great, I love that LITD listeners.
Speaker 4: Yes, are we all going to stick to this? No
Speaker 4: thinking then, no time thinking about how we're going to
Speaker 4: give them away. It's a blessing to have this situation
Speaker 4: come Monday. You know what's gonna happen now, Suddenly on
Speaker 4: Monday we go. We won five gold medals, You've got
Speaker 4: five washing machines to give work stick on stairway to heaven.
Speaker 4: Everyone is Judy. Let's have a brainstorming session. Okay, tuney Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Speaker 4: Why you hear us not only giving away the washing
Speaker 4: machines the bulk of show how many? Bruce was right?
Speaker 4: We won too many gold medals, But it all starts
Speaker 4: this weekend, So cheer on Australia. We do need something
Speaker 4: to get excited about. We do need joy right now
Speaker 4: and optimism. And I know it's not the right one,
Speaker 4: it's still going to be amazing and hearing about some
Speaker 4: of those names there and that the women's one hundred
Speaker 4: meter is the one to get excited about and gold
Speaker 4: medals are going to start coming over the next couple
Speaker 4: days when it all kicks off is great news. So
Speaker 4: the Gold of thun starts this weekend on this show
Speaker 4: a brighter.
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Speaker 4: My father in law was Jeffrey Russian candy Man.
Speaker 10: I almost sold my food to Billy Gibbons from sec Top.
Speaker 9: I nearly got run.
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Speaker 11: Have been ricked by a dog who is also ricked.
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Speaker 4: Christians, it's good to have a back. Yeah, we've run
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Speaker 4: is back. You never know some of the stories you
Speaker 4: get when you go and call to call nine four
Speaker 4: one four one o four three. It's not as your
Speaker 4: claim to fame, it's your week claim to fame as well.
Speaker 4: So when you're something and I don't know, it's a
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Speaker 4: Nothing is too weak. If anything, we discard ones that
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Speaker 4: Let's kick off this morning with Darren. Good morning, Darren, Good.
Speaker 11: Morning Christian, Mike. My wig is kind of the fame news.
Speaker 11: I mean, Isaac Kayes at the loads.
Speaker 4: Wow, this is pretty good. So how come you were there?
Speaker 4: How come he was there at the load?
Speaker 11: I picked up a couple of tickets from another station
Speaker 11: for the Red Carpet, and I took my wife and
Speaker 11: Well there and with to see them walking all the
Speaker 11: all the stars, and Well told them not to talk
Speaker 11: to them or interact.
Speaker 4: With nice price, nice price, shame on that radio station.
Speaker 4: Name them, Darren, which radio station was it? If you
Speaker 4: want to triple in, of course it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't interact, I mean, don't make eye contact with
Speaker 3: the side price.
Speaker 4: When you were there to see them arrive, I get
Speaker 4: the fan triple them. Had no tickets to stand there,
Speaker 4: stand there, it's a roundabout. I just stand there as
Speaker 4: part of the price on that traffic.
Speaker 3: In the street. Anyone could go down to the Crown and
Speaker 3: watch the mars of Red Carpet coming.
Speaker 4: In next to Jack and I just watching the same thing.
Speaker 4: Don't talk to him, you can't. You behind a crash.
Speaker 3: But who do I give my ticket to? You don't
Speaker 3: really mean about that?
Speaker 4: I bet Eddie wasn't stuck there as well.
Speaker 3: That one.
Speaker 4: That's got Darren Hohodick. Well, you obviously saw Isaac Hayes.
Speaker 11: Yea, and in fact he walked smoke. Could help myself.
Speaker 11: I jumped a little barrier, a little ripe barrier, and Sad.
Speaker 4: That's what you should do. You jumped the barrier.
Speaker 11: Well done, And he said, and I said, on here
Speaker 11: with my lovely wife. And he's looked at her and
Speaker 11: he said, they all be lovely man.
Speaker 13: He was.
Speaker 11: He was the nicest guy.
Speaker 4: That's amazing. That's amazing. I love that. I love the
Speaker 4: fact you just jumped over it. That is the way
Speaker 4: to do it. Darren, thank you very much. You cool.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Chris, thank you.
Speaker 4: Have a good day, Buddy Lewis, good morning.
Speaker 14: Yeah, good that Christian. I work in a fruit shop
Speaker 14: and we have a customer who's married to a member
Speaker 14: of jack Chance Stunting.
Speaker 4: We're after the races. This is another hall of famer
Speaker 4: for me, married to one of Jackie and stunt team.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 14: He's actually pretty famous in the stunt there world. His
Speaker 14: name is Brad Allen. He was on he did the
Speaker 14: stunt team for Yeah, what's you know that film that's
Speaker 14: just coming. He was on hand solo, you know my
Speaker 14: hands Alount. He was on Rush Hour too. He would tuxedo.
Speaker 10: He did that.
Speaker 14: British spy film has just come out. I can't remember
Speaker 14: what it's called.
Speaker 4: James Guys The Kids, not James Bond.
Speaker 14: The Kid.
Speaker 4: That is a new feature where listener Lewis describes a movie.
Speaker 4: We're going to guess what it is, the movie King,
Speaker 4: the Kingsman, The Kingsman, Kingsman.
Speaker 14: He was on the set of The Kings He's Brad Allen.
Speaker 14: He's actually been the first Caucasian man to be on
Speaker 14: Jackie Chance stunt Team.
Speaker 4: Amazing and the minders of the connection again, so the
Speaker 4: reminders of the Connection.
Speaker 14: I work in a fruit shop in the basin called
Speaker 14: the basement pantry, and I was serving this lady and
Speaker 14: she's wearing a hand Solow Stunt Team jumper and I
Speaker 14: said to her, I said, were you on the hand
Speaker 14: Solow Stunt Team? Just thinking of that Bill. She says, no,
Speaker 14: my husband was, But oh cool, So your husband's a
Speaker 14: stunt man, she says, yeah, yeah, And then she told
Speaker 14: me about Brad Allen. He's very faint Miss the stuntman world.
Speaker 14: Who is the first Western man?
Speaker 4: Was that on the other side of the T shirt?
Speaker 4: It feels like you're brad Adam's agent now't.
Speaker 3: Speak to him on the shirt.
Speaker 4: Yes, she must wear that T shirt everywhere, now, aren't you? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Lewis call in same time next week you describe a
Speaker 4: movie very vaguely. We guess what it is, Lewis. I
Speaker 4: love the call You take care, buddy?
Speaker 14: How are you two?
Speaker 4: Christian? Which is called you know the movie?
Speaker 10: You do?
Speaker 4: You know it?
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Speaker 4: We've got some amazing week claims to fame lined up
Speaker 4: right now, Try and cram as many as he counting
Speaker 4: before the headlines on the way, So's week Wednesday, Every
Speaker 4: Wednesday called the show nine four one four one o
Speaker 4: four three any times? Your weakest claim to fame, Salny,
Speaker 4: good morning, Good morning, Christian. My latest claim to fame
Speaker 4: is I actually grew up with Bradley Allen.
Speaker 9: Who was the super famous Jackie Chan.
Speaker 4: We've just been getting up to speed with it. I
Speaker 4: went on IMDb right now. He's done stunts in about
Speaker 4: sixty movies, including Avatar Police Story, which of your Jackie
Speaker 4: Chan fan is like one of his best movies. Was
Speaker 4: really intricate fight scenes.
Speaker 3: Rush Hour, Shanghai Noon. Peter Pan, I'm.
Speaker 8: Still friends with his sister today, said I don't see him.
Speaker 8: He grew up on the corner of Rock Street and
Speaker 8: Devinish Road in Bayswater.
Speaker 4: This is amazing. We now know so much about brad
Speaker 4: Ava the childhood home. He got up on a street corner. Fine,
Speaker 4: that's how he got discovered. Sally, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: You call me, Thank you, thank you. Joe. Good morning.
Speaker 15: Hey, my my weakest painter of fame is I answered
Speaker 15: my dad's phone to Olivia Newton John's.
Speaker 4: Mum, hopefully not like this. What happened? So Olivia Newton
Speaker 4: John's mum was calling your dad.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, he was doing work on her apartment, and
Speaker 15: I was a kid. I entered his phone and passed
Speaker 15: it to him, and he got off the phone and goes,
Speaker 15: you know that was a living Newton Johnes mum.
Speaker 9: That was it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you know amazing. It's called week Wednesday. Okay, Joe,
Speaker 4: thank you very much your call there. That was sleepy
Speaker 4: Joe Biden. Then even get hey out have you got here? Eugene?
Speaker 4: Good morning, Eugene. I'm very excited about this. I know
Speaker 4: you've just been speaking to Jack and Jack said, you've
Speaker 4: got to take this one.
Speaker 3: This is a tenuous link.
Speaker 4: Yeah, going off, you go, Week, What have you got
Speaker 4: for us?
Speaker 12: This is seriously genuous. My week claim to fame is
Speaker 12: that my daughter went to primary school with a girl
Speaker 12: whose parents were friends with a couple that owned an
Speaker 12: apartment that was used in the Mike Myers movie. So
Speaker 12: I married an nex murderer.
Speaker 4: Amazing, another Hall of Famer. This is what this features
Speaker 4: for that we might get stories like this. That's about
Speaker 4: what six seven connections.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, I think you need a whiteboard to work this
Speaker 12: one out.
Speaker 4: It's like a maths equation and beautiful mind to I
Speaker 4: understand it all.
Speaker 12: And the apartment was used for probably less than ten
Speaker 12: seconds on screen.
Speaker 4: Do you know what? I loved that movie as well.
Speaker 4: So I'm married Maximoto was a really funny one. I
Speaker 4: think is that the apart where we walk singing and going,
Speaker 4: there's posters of a certain thing all over the ward
Speaker 4: and goes. What this apartment needs is another post Robin.
Speaker 4: That's a new podcast I'll be doing. Why I just
Speaker 4: go into a deep dive about seeing my scene memories
Speaker 4: of so I married, yes as well when I do
Speaker 4: that poetry figure as well. But anyway, Eugene, that's a
Speaker 4: great one. We'll send you one of our lidler steins.
Speaker 10: Oh that's epic.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, Jeanie. Let's go to Courtney Christian.
Speaker 13: My weakest claim to say is that Missy Higgins dog
Speaker 13: humped my leg.
Speaker 4: That's a great one. That is pretty well. Where did
Speaker 4: this happen? This dog coumping?
Speaker 13: I out at my local park playing with a friend's dog.
Speaker 13: But it's a dog park, so I was just sitting
Speaker 13: while all the dogs run around, and suddenly there was
Speaker 13: this little fluffy thing that had mounted my knee and
Speaker 13: was going for it. And I was kind of looking around,
Speaker 13: going whose dog is this?
Speaker 14: Please?
Speaker 9: Like somebody get it off?
Speaker 13: And yeah, there was Missy and she's one of them.
Speaker 13: She's like, oh sorry, that's fine, and I was so
Speaker 13: start struck. I went, oh, no, that's fine.
Speaker 4: Carry on. Was just a member of the public stuff
Speaker 4: playing get off. But no, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 9: No, No, it's fine, it's Missy.
Speaker 13: As you can keep going.
Speaker 4: We'll send you one of my lidless ties as well. Courney,
Speaker 4: Thanks you called me very funny.
Speaker 13: Thanks Christian, have a.
Speaker 4: Good text, Andrew. Hey Christian, I'm good buddy. If you
Speaker 4: go last one before love it, my boy is claimed.
Speaker 10: The fame is when I was a twelve year old boy,
Speaker 10: back in the day, I used to deliver a paper
Speaker 10: that Jeff out of the Wiggles, and I swear to God,
Speaker 10: I swear to God. I could hear someone inside they're saying,
Speaker 10: wake up Jeff the paper.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't know whether he got the song from me,
Speaker 10: like delivering the paper and back in the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, my god.
Speaker 10: This was actually back in the day when he was
Speaker 10: in the cockroaches. But I didn't realize at the time,
Speaker 10: and then later on I just went, that's that guy
Speaker 10: I used to deliver a paper to hang on a minute.
Speaker 10: He made millions out of my my deliveries.
Speaker 4: This is stand up, Andrew. But it's nice to have delusions.
Speaker 4: And if I always say it, wouldn't it be nice?
Speaker 4: Wouldn't it be nice? Wouldn't it? Andrew? Thank you very much?
Speaker 4: You cool, Take care. Thank you. Christian O'Connell show podcast
Speaker 4: time for this mornings that were time wasteed. We're all
Speaker 4: fans of Sesame Street. Yes, pants, I had my.
Speaker 5: Mic down because dog next story is going absolutely ballistic.
Speaker 5: Can you hear him?
Speaker 4: No, he stopped.
Speaker 5: He heard my voice. So I's been professional, Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: Yes, side batter, you got structures with the neighborhood dog.
Speaker 5: He's going ballistic. I think someone must be walking past.
Speaker 4: But he stopped going out to the update there on
Speaker 4: the scene. Any who, Sesame Street, he's your favorite character Elmo.
Speaker 5: Oh, I used to love mister snuffle Afkis.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, animal the crazy drama. He was here
Speaker 4: all right, so this is an amazing.
Speaker 5: Straight he's on the Muppet He's just in the Muppets. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but they had crossovers sometimes, didn't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah? Oh well, looking at these time waste as they
Speaker 4: were winning about a minute's time. They've all been mating
Speaker 4: with each other, greating strange highbrids. Any who, let's not
Speaker 4: spoil the gold on the way, maybe, Sesame Streets. South
Speaker 4: Australian police have swooped on the third a legend big
Speaker 4: Bird bandit charging a young woman over the theft of
Speaker 4: a one hundred and sixty thousand dollars. Sesame Street asked,
Speaker 4: you a big bird, why would someone steal that it
Speaker 4: was stolen for twenty four hours on the Sesame Street
Speaker 4: Circus spectacular. Did you know that was a thing for
Speaker 4: forty eight hours? And it was returned with a note
Speaker 4: we are sorry. We're just having a rough time and
Speaker 4: we needed something to cheer ourselves up. I guess you
Speaker 4: know you got here right now. It is a tough
Speaker 4: time stealing a big bird out fell and they gave
Speaker 4: it back. Yeah, what are you gonna do with it?
Speaker 4: For those pressures? Forty eight hours? So the time wasted?
Speaker 4: Today it's Sesame Streek movies. And when I say Sesame streak,
Speaker 4: all the Muppet family come on, let's be inclusive. Let's
Speaker 4: not exclude anyone, all right, Sesame Street movies. You know
Speaker 4: Burt and Ernie? Oh yeah, but you know a very
Speaker 4: troubled guy. It's got a lot of existentials pain. When
Speaker 4: does he keep it all? That's right in the burtlocker
Speaker 4: gold thank you. That is the only one would be
Speaker 4: coming this way. No, Michael Phelps this morning? And what
Speaker 4: about his mate Ernie? Yeah? What about weekender Ernie's.
Speaker 3: That's a goal too.
Speaker 4: Oh my word, wow, it's gonna be a sharp drop off. Now,
Speaker 4: what about that movie the commitments Sesame Street movie, of course,
Speaker 4: will be the Kermit.
Speaker 3: Mustang, Sally Bronze, the music.
Speaker 4: Appalling one when we love the ritt mirandas movie Honey,
Speaker 4: I Shrunk the Kids Sesame Street version. Dr Bunsen honeyed you,
Speaker 4: I shrunk the kids.
Speaker 3: You have to have a deep knowledge of some of
Speaker 3: the character characters.
Speaker 4: One of the big characters.
Speaker 3: Honeyed you. I don't think we knew him as that.
Speaker 4: Dr Bunsen honeyed you. That was his name.
Speaker 3: Bronze.
Speaker 4: Oh, come on, that is Sesame Street ignorance. Shame on you.
Speaker 4: All right, what have you got then?
Speaker 3: I think Bunton was only in the Muppets, Sesame Street movies. Oscar,
Speaker 3: The Grouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Yeah, that's good, Gold Nightmare
Speaker 3: on Elmo Street, Yeah, obvious, Bronze, the Three Muppet Tears.
Speaker 4: That's better. My pitch, you say, let's get let's get.
Speaker 3: One more.
Speaker 4: Hang on.
Speaker 3: That's better actually without the music because I got to
Speaker 3: sing all right, okay, oh my what one? T three, four, five, six,
Speaker 3: seven and eight nine, ten, Oceans eleven twelve?
Speaker 4: Where was he singing?
Speaker 3: That's that's a famous song from Tesape Street. To learn
Speaker 3: the knowledge I remember that song four.
Speaker 4: Yes, do you perhaps do you want to know Dr
Speaker 4: Buns and honey d the experiment?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do, but I was confusing him with the
Speaker 2: chef that guys, you're a scientist.
Speaker 4: The Swedish ShW We got to exit this. How's that dog?
Speaker 4: How's that dog? Next?
Speaker 5: Just yelled at them.
Speaker 4: They've stopped wondering. Are we on air?
Speaker 6: It's Fox, Christian Connell Show, podcast.
Speaker 4: Time wasted today is Sesame Street Movies. Huggy dis burst
Speaker 4: into the studio here very excitedly. You said, he got
Speaker 4: your sound effect. You know, I use it direct quote
Speaker 4: all the time. The Swedish chefdy gurdy burdy any time
Speaker 4: place abady Gurdy Burdy. Now, I said, that's more or
Speaker 4: less the impression I did. I think it's one of
Speaker 4: the easiest impressions anyone can do. It's a Swedish chef.
Speaker 4: Here's my Swedish chef birthday. First, that's not me.
Speaker 3: I think I think that's the real Swedish chef. And
Speaker 3: the first one is you.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, you're like, this is me gurdy body pretty good.
Speaker 4: I think it's better. Don't know if Jim Henson's listening
Speaker 4: or Frank cars. This sounds like first, I'm sorry, same street.
Speaker 4: I'm available for hire after nine a m. Monday to fry.
Speaker 4: Did you go anyburd eat anyway? Sesame Street movies? You
Speaker 4: wanted to mark Jack? How's that dog next door?
Speaker 2: Oh no, the husband's on a zoom call. I just
Speaker 2: said to stick my head around the door.
Speaker 4: And I was joking when I asked Pat, I didn't
Speaker 4: actually want And now we go live to the colder set.
Speaker 5: Turn it down a few hundred mongrels. He was so loud.
Speaker 3: What's a mongrel?
Speaker 4: Give another follow up question? Any who?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 4: I was frightening everyone. Ice try to here we go
Speaker 4: Sesame Street movies. Yes, big Birds on a wire silver,
Speaker 4: the big bird Owski gold and Luke our does Dallas dear,
Speaker 4: oh dear, sure, shame on? That is cookie monster ball silver,
Speaker 4: not loop runs out after thirty two seconds to tear
Speaker 4: through them for the miss it runs out. No cookies
Speaker 4: rolled monsters gold. That's not very good, hine the talented
Speaker 4: mister snaffle up of gus silver the burlock, I did
Speaker 4: that one Beeper's in the mist Bronz Gonzo with the
Speaker 4: wind silver, but and only go to white cars.
Speaker 3: Gold plus Reese, Well.
Speaker 4: Done, Almo Geddon Silver Beaker to the Future Bronz driving
Speaker 4: Miss Piggy, Gold, Dude wards my legs. Oh, you didn't
Speaker 4: put your name on it. Two sixty nine Gonzo and
Speaker 4: sixty seconds Silver, Gonzo Girl, Silver plus when Kermit met Piggy,
Speaker 4: Silver plus one flu Drovever the Cuckoo's Nest and Point
Speaker 4: Beaker Bronze. All right, who's going to win one of
Speaker 4: our Lidler Steins?
Speaker 3: Sorry I didn't We were going too fast for me
Speaker 3: to ride.
Speaker 5: What about driving Miss Piggy?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's very What about that neighbor zoom call Hu.
Speaker 3: Driving Miss Piggie?
Speaker 4: Driving Miss Piggie? Well done? All right, let's end the
Speaker 4: show right now. We are back tomorrow morning. Have a
Speaker 4: good day.
Speaker 6: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast