Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Bunniest I do it for me.
Speaker 2: I'd rather a good looking head.
Speaker 1: I like jar jar being is so hot. My tongue
Speaker 1: and throat is on fire.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one O four point three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why did we do those hot chips yesterday? I
Speaker 1: actually got told off by my wife. Get this, I
Speaker 1: didn't know that my wife is currently good morning, by
Speaker 1: the way, good morning. I didn't know that my wife
Speaker 1: is in the broce that I'm not redoing the my
Speaker 1: life assurance and health insurance at the moment right.
Speaker 3: Actually, she's got to wait to the document a sign
Speaker 3: before you give yourself a heart attack.
Speaker 1: With you she said, there was She was speaking to
Speaker 1: some guy, yes and on the phone who was going
Speaker 1: through They were assessing the risk involved in my work,
Speaker 1: and so well, it's a pretty sort of low risk job.
Speaker 1: He sort of drives the work, sits in the studio
Speaker 1: on leaves and the guy went, I said, it was showed.
Speaker 1: There was eating this really hot food, struggling to speak,
Speaker 1: And my wife went, now, I don't think he was
Speaker 1: doing he must have to It was that the wrong
Speaker 1: show call? You back, what the hell are you doing
Speaker 1: this for? All right? Now? Is this a regular thing?
Speaker 1: I went, it's just because we were told not to
Speaker 1: eat them? How did we eat them?
Speaker 3: I would love if it's a regular thing, and it's.
Speaker 2: Morning Hot Challenge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yesterday, If we want to know why, I was
Speaker 1: struggling to speak there and Jack and I was because
Speaker 1: at eight thirty yesterday we thought, well, let's just do
Speaker 1: it now because there's only half an hour left on
Speaker 1: a show. Patsy mentioned on Monday Show how although it
Speaker 1: was Tuesday, the days all blend into each other at
Speaker 1: the moment. Hey, by the way, happy two hundred days
Speaker 1: in lockdown is let's go out and celebrate that her
Speaker 1: husband Chris had got these hot ships that were so
Speaker 1: hot that the actually builders the world's hottest cornship. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and on the back it says, if you have an
Speaker 1: existing cardiac condition, do not have these and skull and
Speaker 1: crossbones everywhere. Soon as bacsually mentioned that, I said, bring
Speaker 1: them in. I'd love to try that, and so Jack
Speaker 1: and I did yesterday. It turns out they are as
Speaker 1: build and advertised, so hot. How someone has an entire packet?
Speaker 1: You actually did Chris a big favor Patsy. They were
Speaker 1: still ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Isn't it hard to breathe? Yes, because the more you breathe,
Speaker 3: the more you gave flight, like you built the flames
Speaker 3: at the backyard, throwed.
Speaker 1: Up even the sort of dust in the studio. I
Speaker 1: had to take the remaining bowls of chips that were
Speaker 1: left in here once we were sort of settling down
Speaker 1: a wee bit out, because even even just feeling it
Speaker 1: in the ether was horrific. Yes, so yes, I didn't
Speaker 1: know that just after we're doing that, that my mofe
Speaker 1: was actually talking to an insurance company. And now now
Speaker 1: it has to be reviewed. They want to review the
Speaker 1: danger and I had to I've actually now got to
Speaker 1: put an email together to another adult to say I
Speaker 1: won't this was a one off. I don't do. I'm
Speaker 1: not dangerous. I am not a dangerous DJ. I'll have
Speaker 1: no more hot anything just mile from me now, sir,
Speaker 1: please lower my premium. This is a low risk job.
Speaker 1: There is no there is no risk involved in this.
Speaker 1: Jackie boy, how was your day yesterday? What do you
Speaker 1: get up to? More painting?
Speaker 3: Well? Talk about the days all blending into each other.
Speaker 3: I think the dates and days are all a wash.
Speaker 3: Now I missed my completely missed my anniversary. Not the
Speaker 3: wedding Sunday. It was the do you guys celebrate the
Speaker 3: anniversary of the day you first met?
Speaker 1: No, no, because we've forgotten what day. Well, all I
Speaker 1: know is it was a fact. I know it's either
Speaker 1: ninety six or ninety seven.
Speaker 3: You don't even know the year, least the nineties.
Speaker 1: I know the decades. I know we're in about twenty months. Okay,
Speaker 1: we did. For the first couple of years, it was very,
Speaker 1: very important to my wife should always go down todays.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised you haven't said anything, and I'd always panic,
Speaker 1: what have I done wrong? Now I haven't even had
Speaker 1: the hot chips. And the first couple of years it
Speaker 1: was a very it was more important than our wedding anniversary.
Speaker 3: I think the day you met is more important because
Speaker 3: it's the day that really changed your life.
Speaker 1: October, Oh, would out the game? How Christiaan when he
Speaker 1: met his wife. It's the ninety six or ninety seven,
Speaker 1: I know that much.
Speaker 3: We December December ninety two, well done, just before Christmas.
Speaker 3: It was well we would have spelt celebrated.
Speaker 1: By the way, Why did you say, well done, it's
Speaker 1: still together.
Speaker 3: Well done for remembering.
Speaker 1: People do that when you go when I tell it,
Speaker 1: bring me married twenty three is Jesus well, but they
Speaker 1: get that, oh that is all same one second or
Speaker 1: third one people do that saying it on a stand
Speaker 1: up gig and actually people started coming up, what you're for?
Speaker 1: That is what we couldn't do that on our third
Speaker 1: go to what you missed the anniversary of the meat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so ten years on Sunday was the day. Well
Speaker 3: done the ten but bank missed it as well, so
Speaker 3: neither of us got in trouble. But we just one.
Speaker 1: Lovely way for you to introduce what that day is,
Speaker 1: the significance by describing it's all the days just blend
Speaker 1: into one. It's so nice get a car today and
Speaker 1: to say it's olders nded into one. The last ten years.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: So ten years ago, yesterday you met your now wife? Yes,
Speaker 1: I was asking couples this question, right, because you get
Speaker 1: some amazing stories on us. Please share with everyone how
Speaker 1: you met. It's actually a really sweet story.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Ten years ago I was on Hamish and Andy's
Speaker 3: Gap Year Season one and we were in New York,
Speaker 3: and I was.
Speaker 1: In a timeline by the way, the New York run
Speaker 1: because I first met you and the boys properly when
Speaker 1: you came to the UK for the London Field.
Speaker 3: That was the next year to London twenty twelve, we
Speaker 3: did the euro gap year and New York was the
Speaker 3: first gap year TV show there.
Speaker 1: That was some been amazing. So how long were you
Speaker 1: in New York for?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was just a kid. We were there for
Speaker 3: six months. Extremely expensive way to make a TV show.
Speaker 3: They stopped doing it like that. They realized, oh, let's
Speaker 3: just film them all together and then go back to Now.
Speaker 1: Look at poor Andy Lee. You know he's working on
Speaker 1: Zoom and Hamish is working in the realm of Lego.
Speaker 1: What happened to those guys suddenly? Who knew you're the
Speaker 1: glory guy?
Speaker 3: The days of sending a whole production team.
Speaker 1: Over to you to throw so much money at stuff.
Speaker 3: We lived in a hotel for six months where they
Speaker 3: would actually come in and like change your bed sheets
Speaker 3: every day and put a little chocolate on the pillow.
Speaker 3: For six months, it's nothing to think about.
Speaker 1: Were they also you goes doing the radio show as
Speaker 1: well as a TV show? Back to Australia.
Speaker 3: No, they so they stopped the daily show by then
Speaker 3: and we were just doing once a week dipping our
Speaker 3: toe in on a Friday.
Speaker 1: Had to do still picking up all the money. Smart move,
Speaker 1: smart move.
Speaker 3: So I was in one episode where they did a
Speaker 3: prank on me and in this gap year thing, they
Speaker 3: had me guarding a car outside the house and they
Speaker 3: played this prank where two guys came up and stole
Speaker 3: the car from me.
Speaker 1: Did you know anything about it?
Speaker 3: I know nothing about it.
Speaker 1: What did you do? I've not seen that? Yeah, so
Speaker 1: I had to dig it out. It must be when
Speaker 1: we get hold of the footage of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think they thought that I would just lay
Speaker 3: down and let them steal it. It could be in
Speaker 3: a week, kid, But I actually.
Speaker 1: Killed one of them the last time they did pranks.
Speaker 3: To sleep, so I did quite well. I did stop
Speaker 3: stop them from stealing the car.
Speaker 1: I need to know what did you do?
Speaker 3: So I just stood like, so this.
Speaker 1: Is is ten years ago. You're not a strong boy.
Speaker 1: Not you are now.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: What they did is like they tried to sit in
Speaker 3: the car and start it and I sort of wedged
Speaker 3: myself between the guy stealing it and the steering wheel,
Speaker 3: and I said, no, you can't have it. It's for
Speaker 3: a TV show. And I kept saying that and looking
Speaker 3: back on it, he didn't actually look like a robber.
Speaker 3: It was just a guy with a cap backwards and
Speaker 3: a skateboard under his arm. You know, TV's.
Speaker 1: Versions come straight from Central Casting.
Speaker 3: TV's version of a bad guy. So Bianca was just
Speaker 3: by chance in the audience of that TV show that night.
Speaker 3: She was living in New York. A friend of hers
Speaker 3: worked on the show and invited her to come along
Speaker 3: to the taping of it. And I met her in
Speaker 3: the green room.
Speaker 1: Someone's working in the green room. I don't work on
Speaker 1: the show. I am the show. Did you see my prank?
Speaker 1: But did you see what I did with that car?
Speaker 1: The old wedge between me and the carman shield sacrifice?
Speaker 1: I'm Jack Post.
Speaker 3: But it was just by luck. I was kind of
Speaker 3: a hero because I stopped the robber from stealing the car.
Speaker 3: So I walked back into the green room.
Speaker 1: She met you, thinking this guys, tough guy.
Speaker 3: I walked in there and everyone was like, bravo, bro stop,
Speaker 3: He's the strongest man alive. And she would have been
Speaker 3: looking at huld resist so we got talking that night.
Speaker 3: Actually thought she was with a workmate of hers. I
Speaker 3: thought that was her boyfriend. So I wasn't trying to
Speaker 3: flirt with her. I was just talking to her naturally.
Speaker 1: And then I saw the you old dog, he knows
Speaker 1: how to play it.
Speaker 3: I saw the workmate go home, and I said, isn't
Speaker 3: your home with your boyfriend?
Speaker 1: Used here?
Speaker 3: No, that's not my boyfriend. So then I started to
Speaker 3: try and like pull some moves.
Speaker 1: On her here, perhaps your kind of moves well, bundering
Speaker 1: into the van or what do you mean?
Speaker 3: The saddest part of the story is I did try
Speaker 3: to kiss her on that night and she pulled her
Speaker 3: head away.
Speaker 1: Who'd want the anniversary of that creep with his braces
Speaker 1: coming When you're in the green room, you don't pull back.
Speaker 1: Okay Weinstein post who said that? But so what happened? Harvey? Sorry? Jack?
Speaker 3: So then, besides the false start the eyes I did,
Speaker 3: we did keep talking and we did actually form a
Speaker 3: great bond.
Speaker 1: But didn't you walk her home?
Speaker 3: And then I walked her home pushing a bicycle, pushing
Speaker 3: my bicycles.
Speaker 1: I love this, But the story the hero but on
Speaker 1: a bicycle, an eco hero.
Speaker 3: And then we did realize it's too far to walk
Speaker 3: to her house, so I got her a cam and
Speaker 3: then she said, well you can come as well, So
Speaker 3: I put my bike in the back of a cab.
Speaker 1: Is a cumbers in meeting already with you were it's
Speaker 1: going to be slightly awkward with this guy. From my
Speaker 1: relationship with you. There's me and there's always some other thing,
Speaker 1: either a bicycle or can I just need to go
Speaker 1: and get this or can you fit that in? There's that?
Speaker 3: And she said, and no funny business will happen back
Speaker 3: at the house, and she did. She built a pillow
Speaker 3: fort between us.
Speaker 1: My wife and I did them off first say she
Speaker 1: built no funny missess, and built like a Berlin wall
Speaker 1: on the left and right side of the bed. Were
Speaker 1: you able to breach the for I'm not discussing that,
Speaker 1: gentleman never tells.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Just been aware that today is two hundred for us
Speaker 1: here in Melbourne, day two hundred of combined days in lockdown.
Speaker 1: Do you remember in the early days. Do you remember
Speaker 1: in the early days of lockdowns and hey days, it's
Speaker 1: a bit of fun. We were waving each other, taking
Speaker 1: your bins out once a week.
Speaker 3: It was a great novelty. I remember in Lockdown one.
Speaker 1: Was this John exciting, isn't it? And also remember I'm
Speaker 1: sure a lot of people did this where you were like,
Speaker 1: I'm going to use this time thing, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: online guitar lessons and learn a language. I'm now thinking
Speaker 1: about what actually have I done for we achieve I
Speaker 1: dread to think what I've spent on uber eats. I
Speaker 1: could have got a living kind of Spanish guide to
Speaker 1: actually teach me the Spanish guitar and the language.
Speaker 3: But you're right, lockdown projects was actually a phrase we
Speaker 3: used last year. We don't use that anymore. No one
Speaker 3: bothered to do any.
Speaker 1: No one even says, which have you learning it? If
Speaker 1: you set yourself a goal or anything like that, you
Speaker 1: don't even mention it right now? All right, So we've
Speaker 1: got some emails, emails that have come into the show.
Speaker 1: We call late to the party late. I would actually
Speaker 1: love to speak to someone. See we could just buy
Speaker 1: one person by the end of the day show who
Speaker 1: has used the last two hundred days to go from
Speaker 1: knowing no language or no musical instruments actually said, do
Speaker 1: you know what I am the only person in the
Speaker 1: city that did have a goal and achieved it. If
Speaker 1: you know anyone, unless you please call us by nine
Speaker 1: or four one four, one oh four three. First this
Speaker 1: morning that we have Terry on yesterday's show we were
Speaker 1: doing maker say wow, do you remember the guy talking
Speaker 1: about the sink Kilda Cemetery. Yes, and body decomposing If
Speaker 1: you didn't hear it yesterday that I'm really that's a
Speaker 1: shame I missed that. A guy calling in about sink
Speaker 1: Kilda Cemetery and the decomposing body fluids running downhill.
Speaker 3: Into somebody's basement. Yeah, so much so that they had
Speaker 3: to close off the basement because of the smell.
Speaker 1: Ilmost don't want another email on this. I don't know
Speaker 1: why have I decided to start with this one as well? Anyway? Uh,
Speaker 1: Terry subject heading stench from cellar next to sink Kilda Cemetery.
Speaker 1: Can't I have a spam fielder any mentions of stenches
Speaker 1: and cemeteries? Can those emails be siphoned off? Listen to
Speaker 1: the radio this morning eighteen August very specific I had
Speaker 1: a call to talk about the stench and the cellar.
Speaker 1: A client of mine has a boarding house downhill from
Speaker 1: the cemetery. If you don't know sink Kilda Cemetery, people now,
Speaker 1: because we have people listening all over, straining, all over
Speaker 1: the world, they must think that the sink Kildo Cemetery
Speaker 1: is built the only series on the top of a
Speaker 1: really bigger hill, the highest point in Melbourne. I'm not
Speaker 1: even on the hill, the slope, but at the top.
Speaker 1: So the dead people just the ghost roll down hill,
Speaker 1: woo rolling down anyway? Well, well, yes, a kind of
Speaker 1: mine has a boarding house downhill from the aforementioned cemetery,
Speaker 1: Saint Kildo cemetry and the house was built in the
Speaker 1: late eighteen hundreds. Underground is a bricked cellar with a
Speaker 1: drain flowing through it. The owner who lives there, the
Speaker 1: family has owned this house for three generations, showed me
Speaker 1: once the cell and told me that this water has
Speaker 1: never stopped flowing in anyone's memory.
Speaker 3: Oh is that to do with the cemetery.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I was hoping that one of you
Speaker 1: smarter than we can make sense of that final line,
Speaker 1: because I looked at it this morning at half five
Speaker 1: and went, I don't know the significance of that final line.
Speaker 1: I know if it's too early and I'm too thick.
Speaker 1: If anyone else who can decipher this and go actually
Speaker 1: going into what he means by that is, I don't
Speaker 1: know what that means. Once the more show me the
Speaker 1: cell and told me that this water has never stop
Speaker 1: flowing in anyone's memory.
Speaker 3: Ghost water.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Christian Jack and Batsy first one say and enjoy
Speaker 1: the show every day. Reason for my email is I
Speaker 1: heard a guy on the show this morning saying that
Speaker 1: Richie Sambora is a better singer than John bon Jovi.
Speaker 1: Will be doing a feature yesterday. There I've said it
Speaker 1: where you could give us your unpopular opinion and end
Speaker 1: it with their I've said it. And on the first
Speaker 1: call is where if we'd have brainstormed like one hundred
Speaker 1: things there people were going to say about unpopular opinions. Yes,
Speaker 1: someone called in saying that he hated AFL and it sucked.
Speaker 1: Never would have guessed that someone would have stuck up
Speaker 1: for Richie Sambora in there. I've said it. I have
Speaker 1: been saying this to everyone for the last twenty years.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. I love John, but Sambo voice,
Speaker 1: guys is amazing. I have all of his albums too,
Speaker 1: so do my daughters in their twenties. They've been raised
Speaker 1: on Richie brackets, not John bon Jovi's voice. They also
Speaker 1: adore him. I was so happy yesterday to someone else
Speaker 1: saying what I have known all along. Stay safe everyone,
Speaker 1: Thank you. That's from Linda. All right, we've got some
Speaker 1: audio here, right. This is an isolated vocal, so just
Speaker 1: a voice of John bon Jovi. She says, we got
Speaker 1: a hold on to what we've got.
Speaker 5: It doesn't make a difference of form, making on that
Speaker 5: we got each other.
Speaker 1: And that's a lad for love. We'll give it a shot,
Speaker 1: a heavy way. There live a press. It's brilliant, he's great.
Speaker 1: It's a great rock and roll singer. That New Jersey
Speaker 1: Springsteen is idol. He's got amazing bikes. Pray, Let's go
Speaker 1: to Sambora, mana whom I have.
Speaker 6: Yollo if I give you your chang, another man who's
Speaker 6: a human joke Chrissy, don't exist than another.
Speaker 1: Who is better as we've got a or Sambora more soul,
Speaker 1: cry rock and roll, bluesy voice like Richie. I'm edging Sammora,
Speaker 1: have you all right? Listen? In an eleven days time,
Speaker 1: who's calling Christian starts again. Right, it's on. Now you're
Speaker 1: already messaging celebrities saying can you call Christian? And the
Speaker 1: reason is you can offer them twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: to call me. One celebrity at the end of this,
Speaker 1: by your votes will win twenty five thousand dollars for
Speaker 1: the charity of their choice. You get twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars for getting that celebrity. Ask Richie Sambora to come
Speaker 1: on so we can actually give them kudos that he's
Speaker 1: never Finally.
Speaker 3: Or do we speak to John and say, did you
Speaker 3: ever fear that Richie singer in the band?
Speaker 1: We've got two inroads. Now let's get hold of John
Speaker 1: bon Jovi. Maybe at the ideal situations they have a
Speaker 1: live sing off. We hear John bon Jovi Living on
Speaker 1: a Way, then we hear it as we should maybe
Speaker 1: should have. I've heard it. Sambora also does Living on
Speaker 1: a Prayer. If you want to find out more details
Speaker 1: about who's calling Christian, it's all up on our website,
Speaker 1: the Christian o'connellshow dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: Well, Christian o connell's Show podcast got a.
Speaker 1: Very excited email from one of you yesterday Tim McGrath,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. It cheered me up at just
Speaker 1: after the show yesterday subject heading Fast and Furious ten
Speaker 1: is happening. This is news that I actually excites me.
Speaker 1: That you guys know me well enough to know I
Speaker 1: know someone who needs to hear this right now. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Tim McGrath. They consider you a friend.
Speaker 3: But not surprising at all. They're going to that franchise
Speaker 3: will make it to one hundred, the first film to
Speaker 3: make it to one hundred.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope so I have live long enough to
Speaker 1: see them all there. I'll be finding them even for
Speaker 1: my deathbed, buying tickets for Fast one hundred and one.
Speaker 1: By the way, yesterday after you left, right the team
Speaker 1: and I were talking about Fast Furious okay as fans
Speaker 1: call it, And my dream is that you would agree
Speaker 1: to do a podcast with me where we go through
Speaker 1: all the movies me up and then we talk about
Speaker 1: each one one by one. I do consider. I've even
Speaker 1: got a working title, not so Fast, not so Furious,
Speaker 1: that's the working title. Will you Relea's considered doing a
Speaker 1: podcast with me?
Speaker 3: Don't you think the novelty you wear after episode?
Speaker 1: There's no novelty with them there's just greatness. They are
Speaker 1: generally well made action movie.
Speaker 3: I do remember months ago now I promised you that
Speaker 3: I'll watched Past nine and I have never done that.
Speaker 1: He's just considered it okay anyway. Tim McGrath emailed me
Speaker 1: in his excitement. His opening line here, exciting news christ Church. Now,
Speaker 1: I do get quite quite a few different spelling variations
Speaker 1: over the years of my name christ Stayine. I've had
Speaker 1: a couple of times, which I don't know if that
Speaker 1: is actually deliberate. I've had Chris connor, Daniel O'Donnell, which
Speaker 1: he doesn't even it sound like Christian O'Connell. But I've
Speaker 1: never had Christian. Especially in Australia, it's been shortened to
Speaker 1: Chris so or just chrisp. But I've never had christ Church.
Speaker 1: And that also says Tim's so excited thinking he has
Speaker 1: to I want to be first here. He's not even
Speaker 1: no proof of this, says that chat. There's only two
Speaker 1: lines in email. It just says exciting news christ Church,
Speaker 1: fast fear is ten is happening. Thanks Tim. He didn't
Speaker 1: even have any time to say a bat that. He's
Speaker 1: added extra letters. It's longer who is called christ Church? Anyway,
Speaker 1: I put this on in Scome yesterday and I was wondering,
Speaker 1: if people obviously get their names misspelled, what do you
Speaker 1: always get? Because if you do get this, it'll be
Speaker 1: a regular thing. Ali Cooper chrisse and my name is
Speaker 1: Ali Cooper. I always get Alice Cooper. It happens so much.
Speaker 1: Is no longer cute nor funny. I've got nothing against him,
Speaker 1: although when I was little in the seventies I had
Speaker 1: a dream that he cut my elder sister's head off.
Speaker 1: It's too much information. This is what happens with comments,
Speaker 1: isn't it all the things I just asked you? You get
Speaker 1: your names misspelled. I once answered the phone at work
Speaker 1: with hello, this is Nick, to which the guy went, yeah,
Speaker 1: good day, Steve christ and I'm Fiona Brock. I get
Speaker 1: Fiona Brooke, Fiona Rock my favorite checking into a hotel
Speaker 1: once in Sydney that had my name down as Biona Frock.
Speaker 1: That isn't even someone's Christian. And my name is Mandy.
Speaker 1: I get Maggie, Wendy, Amanda, Many, Nancy and Tammy. I'm Linda,
Speaker 1: but I get Wendy all the time, even when I
Speaker 1: answer the phone, Hello, this is Linda, I do get
Speaker 1: a lot. Is that Wendy. My name's Dave. I've had
Speaker 1: dev dav da e Ve, which is what deve. They're
Speaker 1: all making me feel Scandinavian. If people do regularly mispronounce
Speaker 1: your name, please let me know.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we were doing our aight z of the eighties.
Speaker 1: Now this week it was all about the letter M,
Speaker 1: and I was telling Jack and Patsy about this. Well,
Speaker 1: everyone widely regarded in TV circles as the worst sci
Speaker 1: fi TV show ever made, And when you think about that,
Speaker 1: that's an honor because they've actually been quite a lot
Speaker 1: of shoddy sci fi movies. And I think if everyone
Speaker 1: was into being in a TV show that didn't go
Speaker 1: very well, I think most fun to be in a
Speaker 1: sci fi because people go to all the effort, don't they,
Speaker 1: And you got those costumes and a lyudicrous store that
Speaker 1: you got all that effort and it still sucks. I
Speaker 1: think that's an incredible honor. And they're all talking about
Speaker 1: a TV show called Manimal but that I loved back
Speaker 1: in the eighties. But I was only think at about
Speaker 1: eleven years of age. I didn't think it was terrible.
Speaker 1: I thought maybe this could happen, that a guy could
Speaker 1: actually turn himself a human man Dr Dr Jonathan Chase
Speaker 1: could turn himself into an animal. He's a shape shifter.
Speaker 1: In the eighties, no one at the TV network went,
Speaker 1: what do you mean as a shape shifter? He could
Speaker 1: he would transform himself to an animal to help the
Speaker 1: police solve crimes. Okay, and the trail says it all.
Speaker 7: Doctor Jammer than Chich, wealthy, young hands.
Speaker 1: That is so eighties, wealthy, young handsome. Don't worry everyone,
Speaker 1: He's not poor. That is an eighties thing, decades of
Speaker 1: money excess. Ang, if it's a poor person, I'm not
Speaker 1: buying that they can stare at their hand and turn
Speaker 1: into a hawk. A rich guy, though, I'm in.
Speaker 7: Doctor Jammer than Chichen, wealthy young man with the brightest
Speaker 7: of futures, a man with the darkest of pasts, from
Speaker 7: Africa's deepest recessions to the rare bid pics of Tibet's
Speaker 7: verified biggest father's legacy and the world's darkest mystery.
Speaker 1: You must have faith. And so yesterday you went to
Speaker 1: watch some of this all up on YouTube. Check it out.
Speaker 1: We haven't got a lot of things to do at
Speaker 1: the moment. Check out Manimal. The biggest thing you'll say
Speaker 1: is that it's shoddy.
Speaker 3: It's terrible, so bad.
Speaker 1: I watched quite a few bits of it yesterday. How
Speaker 1: did he get made? So?
Speaker 3: The episode I watched was a Bulgarian diplomat who was
Speaker 3: using his diplomatic community to run a smuggling ring and
Speaker 3: the Americans couldn't arrest him.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of that story done, by the way,
Speaker 1: I think in all TV shows it was smuggling rings
Speaker 1: and people misusing their diplomatic community.
Speaker 3: Never at one point that I thought, this isn't a
Speaker 3: crime that the police could do. There has to be
Speaker 3: an animal who takes down the Bulgarian diplomat.
Speaker 1: It's a real Since it came out in eighty three,
Speaker 1: none of the police forces all over the world have thought,
Speaker 1: if only we can get an elephant out with this crime,
Speaker 1: we'd find out who did kill Jfka. There was a
Speaker 1: panther here or a hawk.
Speaker 3: So manimals first transition is to follow the diplomats.
Speaker 1: And by the way, what about that bit I was
Speaker 1: turning about yesterday where when he's about to change into
Speaker 1: an animal shape shift, he just stands at the back
Speaker 1: of his hand. He gets sweaty, and he got his
Speaker 1: eyes bolted.
Speaker 3: It takes so leg they use I think they were
Speaker 3: so proud of the special effects they were using a lot.
Speaker 1: Is just a bolting hat.
Speaker 3: Let's use five minutes of the whole program to do
Speaker 3: his transition sequence. So he's turning into a hawk. It's
Speaker 3: the most disturbing footage you'll ever see.
Speaker 1: It because whatever anyone's spine would basically pop.
Speaker 3: And his mouth started to turn into a beak. It's
Speaker 3: really disturbing, and it's really slow.
Speaker 1: This is a TV show that I watched as a kid.
Speaker 3: And then they spent Then he's a hawk, all right,
Speaker 3: and we know now it's just a hawk that they've
Speaker 3: got flying in the sky.
Speaker 1: They go, no, it's doctor Jonathan Chase, wealthy, young successful.
Speaker 3: Cut from the hawk to the car, to the hawk
Speaker 3: to the car. This is another three minutes of the
Speaker 3: episode from the hawk.
Speaker 1: It's longer than the Irishman. Just that scene.
Speaker 3: And then I don't understand. So he does become a
Speaker 3: panther in the end. I bet he becomes a panther
Speaker 3: every episode.
Speaker 1: It's his favorite one was always the panther even if
Speaker 1: it was that, it doesn't make any sense of a
Speaker 1: panther here.
Speaker 3: So to corner the Bulgarian diplomat, at the end of
Speaker 3: the episode, he becomes a panther. I don't understand why
Speaker 3: an officer with a gun couldn't be doing the same.
Speaker 1: He's already cornered him. He's not going anywhere. He doesn't
Speaker 1: need the backup panther. Come on, VIC police and only
Speaker 1: patrolling playgrounds at the moment. Get some panthers on board.
Speaker 3: And then the Bulgarian diplomat is begging the police to
Speaker 3: lock me up. I waive my diplomatic rights of community
Speaker 3: because I don't want don't leave me here with the panther.
Speaker 1: The power of the panther.
Speaker 2: B you're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Very very excited. We are on this show about who's
Speaker 1: calling Christian And although it starts properly, I guess with
Speaker 1: for you getting celebrities to call the show in eleven
Speaker 1: days time the week after next date for dire please
Speaker 1: it's the Monday, the thirtieth of August. I believe it's
Speaker 1: already happening. You are already asking celebrities to give me
Speaker 1: a call. I tell you why now, who calling Christian?
Speaker 1: This is radio with our safety net. This makes me
Speaker 1: nervous every single time we do it, and I can't wait already.
Speaker 1: I'm excited about it. You ask celebrities to call us
Speaker 1: and the icebreaker is that they can win, and they
Speaker 1: do win. This year it's bigger than ever before, twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars for the charity of their choice, just
Speaker 1: a one phone call to the show wherever they are
Speaker 1: in the world. Last year we have people like Ricky Gervais,
Speaker 1: Bill Bailey calling from the UK. We've had James Corden
Speaker 1: calling from his office in LA before doing his chat show.
Speaker 1: Because you've asked them. They do read your message. They
Speaker 1: do have charities that they're affiliated with, whether it's starts
Speaker 1: in the eighties, nineties or big stars from today like
Speaker 1: Chris Hemsworth or Living Newton. John our first winner two
Speaker 1: years ago, twenty five thousand dollars. This year, I think
Speaker 1: is even bigger than twenty five thousand dollars. In that
Speaker 1: I mean that we all know what life is like
Speaker 1: right now for us here in Melbourne. So many of you,
Speaker 1: so many of your friends, are just having the worst
Speaker 1: times real serious worries about money. How are you going
Speaker 1: to get through each month? Twenty five thousand dollars for
Speaker 1: charity is a huge amount of money. That same amount
Speaker 1: of money goes to you, twenty five thousand dollars forgetting
Speaker 1: that celebrity, whoever it is, to call the show, and
Speaker 1: they do call the show, they have done, they will
Speaker 1: do this year. The only thing stopping you from winning
Speaker 1: that money is not actually risking it and actually taking
Speaker 1: part and playing the game. And you've got your phones.
Speaker 1: We're on them a lot during the day anyway. Why
Speaker 1: don't you send a couple of messages. Think about who
Speaker 1: you loved in the eighties. You know who you loved
Speaker 1: in movies or TV shows. We're working our way through
Speaker 1: and the eighties out of the eighties or the nineties,
Speaker 1: or your favorite sports style. Now, wherever they are in
Speaker 1: the world, they're on your phone, they're on Instagram. They
Speaker 1: love chatting to fans, they love telling us about the
Speaker 1: charity work that they're doing as well. Use that message them,
Speaker 1: let them know. A quick phone call over us here
Speaker 1: in Lockdown Melbourne, number six could help you get twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars. It's a way for them to give
Speaker 1: back and raise a when I sent a lot of
Speaker 1: money for the charity of their choice. It almost began yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yesterday ten you called in. She said, I've been
Speaker 3: fishing for celebrities and I've already got a nibble from
Speaker 3: Rachel Griffiths, who of course we know from Mural's wedding
Speaker 3: Brothers insists six feet under six feet and we said,
Speaker 3: well it doesn't start. There's still eleven sleeps ago till
Speaker 3: the competition starts. So whole onto ratio.
Speaker 1: I said eleven days. You said eleven sleep So that's
Speaker 1: the difference between us grown up and a child doing
Speaker 1: a radio.
Speaker 3: Eleven sleep makes it sound more like Christmas.
Speaker 1: Christmas is.
Speaker 3: So tenure, keep Rachel Griffiths on the fishing line, but
Speaker 3: don't really in yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right. So what we do are doing this week,
Speaker 1: and we will do this is next week, is just
Speaker 1: give you some the kind of people that we would
Speaker 1: love you to ask to see if they could call
Speaker 1: the show. So serv on this week. We've heard about
Speaker 1: on Monday Patsy so that she'd love the actor, was
Speaker 1: it Peter Gallagher, Sandy from the oc here with the
Speaker 1: big one Mono brow eyebrow, but good looking guy, a
Speaker 1: stud been in lots of different TV shows, but I
Speaker 1: guess best known from the OC. And also Patsy also
Speaker 1: said that she'd love a ninety nine year old woman
Speaker 1: to call in Betty Why, Bessie Why? Yes? Yeah? Do
Speaker 1: you know what? I've seen people actually messaging her on
Speaker 1: Twitter and Instagram.
Speaker 3: I I reckon she.
Speaker 1: Was her name is online. I don't know whether it's
Speaker 1: actually a ninety nine year old sliding into her own DMS.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to share now who I would love
Speaker 1: if you could get this person to call the show.
Speaker 1: Never actually interviewed them. And I remember once getting really upset.
Speaker 1: I was leaving my old radio show, and like a
Speaker 1: lot of radio shows, we're owned by people that own
Speaker 1: a couple of radio stations. And in this building there's
Speaker 1: another breakfast show just down the corn doing their breakfast
Speaker 1: show right now. Same where in London where I came from,
Speaker 1: there there was another rival breakfast show right And I
Speaker 1: remember leaving one day after my show and I saw
Speaker 1: Steve Guttenberg getting out the lift going into their show
Speaker 1: for pre record interview, and I remember my producer went, oh,
Speaker 1: we were hoping you'd have left by now.
Speaker 3: When someone says no, they won't do your interview, but
Speaker 3: they're going to be in the building anyway, that's a deep.
Speaker 1: I'm actually rolling my stomach now with the straits. It's
Speaker 1: still a deep scar that Rival Breakfast show as well.
Speaker 1: It was Ronan flipping Keating, not even a DJ, not
Speaker 1: even a singer. But anyway, let's not get into that.
Speaker 1: Please get me Steve Gudenbog Steve are doing interview better
Speaker 1: than Ronan Keating. I loved all the four Police Academy movies,
Speaker 1: of course, Steve. I know that you left after Citizens
Speaker 1: on Patrol. That was pleasing getting me number four. I
Speaker 1: loved you in Short Circuit Cuckoo. Steve Gutenberg, he is
Speaker 1: a chatty catty on in Instagram. He loves chatting of fans.
Speaker 3: Bold of Police Academy to kick on after Steve Gudenberg
Speaker 3: did they make there?
Speaker 1: Was there a five, five, six, and eight, And let
Speaker 1: me tell you now, diminishing returns. They're already getting flimsy
Speaker 1: by two, three, and four were stretching and are already
Speaker 1: breaking premise. I think Mission to Moscow was five and
Speaker 1: then Miami one was six, and they were some terrible ones. However,
Speaker 1: the first two were to me the funniest comedies of
Speaker 1: the eighties. Amongst them any way, I love them and
Speaker 1: Steve Gonger do you remember Patsy? You must have loved
Speaker 1: them in Three Men and a Baby.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, that was a good one. But you know
Speaker 3: he's in the Goldbergs as well, of course.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's had a couple of little walking roles in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he plays the crazy science teacher. He's brilliant in it.
Speaker 1: To talk, got the twinkler in the eye and the dimples. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's what I'll ask him. This has got a great interview.
Speaker 1: Steve has still got the dimple, still got those twinkly eyes.
Speaker 1: Have you have you seen any of the greats what
Speaker 1: I call him the Goot? Have you seen any of
Speaker 1: the goots work? Jackie?
Speaker 3: I've seen some of Police Academy. I got a feeling
Speaker 3: like a guy with.
Speaker 1: I wish I could be you right now and not
Speaker 1: seeing a single scene of that great comedy. Watch it
Speaker 1: this weekend with your wife.
Speaker 3: Watch Police Academy one and okay to watch it one
Speaker 3: if I like it too. If I like it three,
Speaker 3: I'll keep going.
Speaker 1: Into all right, Jackie, boy, who would you love to
Speaker 1: be calling the show for us to chat to.
Speaker 3: Hey, we got to not let this fish off the hook.
Speaker 3: Dean Boxell. We loved him the Olympics, of course, the
Speaker 3: coach of Arianna Titmus, who humped the railing at the Tokyo.
Speaker 1: Olympics may some of the opening lines, was very excited.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was very excited. He became a meme all
Speaker 3: across the world. Before we lose that touch point with
Speaker 3: Dean Boxel.
Speaker 1: Here on the show. You're right, let's not let the
Speaker 1: team box up Dean Boxell love call too soon. Let's
Speaker 1: get him on the show, all right? Coming up next time,
Speaker 1: we're telling a few other things you need to know
Speaker 1: about who's calling Christian and also the most important thing
Speaker 1: the phone.
Speaker 2: Number the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Right now, then, who's calling Christian. We're getting excited. I
Speaker 1: hope you are as well. Asking celebrities to call the
Speaker 1: show in how many sleeps? Eleven sleeps to go great.
Speaker 1: It's actually fifty thousand dollars is up for grabs, twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars to the celebrity that wins it all
Speaker 1: due to your votes at the end for the charity
Speaker 1: of their choice, and you also get twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars for messaging them asking them to call the show.
Speaker 1: That's all you need to do. You might as well
Speaker 1: send them a message as many celebrities as you can.
Speaker 1: Why not. It's a lot of money. And celebrities do read,
Speaker 1: they do interact with the fans, whether you see them
Speaker 1: on Twitter. I mean, I don't know how poor Dave
Speaker 1: Hughes has any time to do a radio show. Did
Speaker 1: you know he's highly trained in immunization. I mean, god,
Speaker 1: he's right here. Why aren't the VIC government getting him
Speaker 1: out there to do the press conference?
Speaker 3: Wasted on Twitter?
Speaker 1: It really is. It's like Dan do Less, Just bring
Speaker 1: on day Fuse. But anyway, they are on social media
Speaker 1: platforms chat to fans and stuff like that, and they're
Speaker 1: on them even more than there because obviously some of
Speaker 1: them aren't working as much as they were. They can't
Speaker 1: do or they can't do much because of COVID. So
Speaker 1: over the last two years of doing Who's Calling Christian?
Speaker 1: Here are some of the bit we've had from all
Speaker 1: over the world mentioned in the people that did actually
Speaker 1: get them to call who Calling Christian?
Speaker 4: Christ?
Speaker 8: This is delivering it.
Speaker 9: John Ryan Stewart nominated me and he's a Chippendale and
Speaker 9: my married Algian Vegas.
Speaker 10: Hello Christian, it's James Cordon.
Speaker 1: Charlotte Keeley send me the loveliest message.
Speaker 8: It's Girl Falcon from Big Cat Rescue and Tiger Kings,
Speaker 8: Higer King. I'm so happy that Paula Musigin reached out
Speaker 8: to me and told me all about this.
Speaker 11: This is so fun.
Speaker 1: It's Bill Bailey phoning from London. How did you hear
Speaker 1: about this?
Speaker 9: Fan?
Speaker 10: Contacting me via my Instagram account?
Speaker 1: A lady called Rebecca Rose and she's a healthcare worker
Speaker 1: in Melbourne. Hello Christian, It's Sigared Thornton speaking.
Speaker 9: I had a parcel delivery from Vinnie from Star Trek.
Speaker 11: Hello Christian.
Speaker 2: It's Andrew Fowres.
Speaker 10: You know me from an excess.
Speaker 7: Adam Cabot contacted me via social media and should I
Speaker 7: call in? Good morning?
Speaker 1: It's Bernard Fanny and who has asked you to give
Speaker 1: us a call? Bonnet?
Speaker 12: Who is doing there?
Speaker 11: And Bobin?
Speaker 13: I look next door to him.
Speaker 1: You're no way? What's so? What did I mum lean
Speaker 1: over the fencer goa Bernard? All right? So they do
Speaker 1: respond to your message? Is they will call the show. Now.
Speaker 1: One thing I've asked Jack to do is a lot
Speaker 1: of those celebrities you heard there calling from all over
Speaker 1: the world, from America, from London, the UK. And the
Speaker 1: most important thing you need to do other than ask
Speaker 1: them is to let them know what the phone number is.
Speaker 1: And so there's a couple of sort of extra digits
Speaker 1: in there. And to help you remember, I've asked Jack
Speaker 1: if he would make a good sort of old fashioned
Speaker 1: radio jingle. And radio is built on clients singing their
Speaker 1: phone numbers to you, so you all call them. That's
Speaker 1: how it's built. So Jack, what have you got for
Speaker 1: us here?
Speaker 3: So the celebrity is calling on the same number you
Speaker 3: call in on every day, nine four one four one
Speaker 3: oh four three. But then you got to enter the
Speaker 3: international car plast six one three nine four one four.
Speaker 3: Now it's getting very difficult to remember. So you have
Speaker 3: to remember through song. Oh that's where I thought you would.
Speaker 1: Sorry, you were just wasn't a strong enough que You
Speaker 1: were just sort of banging your hands. Do it again
Speaker 1: and I'll be primed.
Speaker 3: That's why you have to use a jingle to remember
Speaker 3: it through song.
Speaker 10: Celebrities overseas, please have plast six one three to the
Speaker 10: phone number nine four one for one of four three.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, two days? What two days? That's a jingle
Speaker 1: I thought you might say. Again, it's been on repetition
Speaker 1: doing it again and again, and now Winstone with the
Speaker 1: wine again and again and again.
Speaker 3: Press play again, que it up, cue it up. And
Speaker 3: that's why you have to use this jingle to give
Speaker 3: to the celebrity so they know what number to call.
Speaker 10: Celebrities overseas.
Speaker 3: Please head plus six one three.
Speaker 10: To the phone number nine four one for one four three.
Speaker 1: If the sales team are listening, Jack is really up
Speaker 1: for doing this for any clients for free. All right,
Speaker 1: who's God in Christian? Let us know who you're asking?
Speaker 1: Good luck. I really appreciate the moment if you're getting
Speaker 1: involved in this and trying to make it happen in
Speaker 1: eleven sleeps. Time more information The Christian o'connellshow dot com
Speaker 1: dot au.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Time for this week's one word phoning when we try
Speaker 1: and get stories from you guys, Which is one word?
Speaker 3: Whoa Christian o'connalls one word phone in?
Speaker 1: And what a word we have for you this week
Speaker 1: when I first moved to Australia. I kept hearing this
Speaker 1: name a lot, as in the car that the criminals
Speaker 1: or whoons had driven in Holden Holden to kept coming
Speaker 1: up over her again. Thought they should market this, they
Speaker 1: should lead with this. You know when you need to
Speaker 1: make it get away real click quick, go Holden. So
Speaker 1: this morning's one word phone and is simply Holden's What
Speaker 1: is your story about the great Holden Car? Sadly?
Speaker 2: No more?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Is that like it down last year?
Speaker 3: The Australian plants or closed? But are they making Holden
Speaker 3: still overseas all? There's no more Holden? That's a really
Speaker 3: good question, Jack.
Speaker 1: Actually I don't think they are.
Speaker 3: Someone will know definitely. So someone out there has the
Speaker 3: last ever.
Speaker 1: Hold It from on Australian production liney, I think they
Speaker 1: wound it down last year after seventy odd years. So
Speaker 1: many of you have still got holdings. You see them
Speaker 1: out in about a lot. So this morning the one
Speaker 1: word phone in have you got a story simply about
Speaker 1: the Holden car?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 1: Holden, What is your story involving the great always be Great?
Speaker 1: I know there isn't We just found out no more
Speaker 1: hold It's very sad the story of it going from
Speaker 1: like shifting about two hundred thousand cars a year to
Speaker 1: twenty years ago to December twenty twenty, only sixteen thousand
Speaker 1: Holdens were sold.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they'll become rare now because you can't
Speaker 3: get them anymore. So hundred percent people will take them
Speaker 3: onto antiques road show.
Speaker 1: And this is by I found on YouTube last year
Speaker 1: when I was researching the book A Antiques Roacher. What
Speaker 1: happened when they came here? You know they went to Frankston.
Speaker 1: I'm not making they went to Frankston. And if they
Speaker 1: go back, go by to someone plays rock up in
Speaker 1: a Holden so they can go Fana, Bruce can go
Speaker 1: what wow? Is that a V eight Toerno? Wow? What
Speaker 1: a car? All right? So the one word phone in
Speaker 1: is Holden's ninety four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Let's see what stories you've got involved in the Great Holdens. Christine,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, Christian. How are we I'm good,
Speaker 1: welcome to the show. Thanks recording in and listen right now.
Speaker 1: And what's your story involving the Holden.
Speaker 8: My very first car owned was a Holden VB commandor
Speaker 8: the battle tank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, solid old cars and the commodore feels like the
Speaker 1: criminal and Huon's preferred card.
Speaker 3: Most stolen car in Australia.
Speaker 1: I think it's how they used to be sold. And
Speaker 1: so if you are up to anything dodgy, this is
Speaker 1: the kind you need. What if selling points?
Speaker 3: Do you still have the battle tank or long gone?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: Unfortunately it is long gone. But anyone who knew how
Speaker 8: you know to get into cards, it was so easy
Speaker 8: to get into. Unfortunately, one time somebody smashed one of
Speaker 8: my car windows to break into my car and actually
Speaker 8: stole about three dollars worth of loose change.
Speaker 3: And say like, if you knew how to get into
Speaker 3: a car, I thought you were going to go with
Speaker 3: a smash the window.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, and touching about one hundred dollars to get
Speaker 8: the win. They replaced and.
Speaker 1: Also a lot of the holdings I've been and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. They're like armchairs. The seats of those old
Speaker 1: like sprung very very deeply. They are like car armchairs.
Speaker 1: I've never been in such comfortable cars. What did yourself?
Speaker 1: Did it have a tape deck? How many years ago
Speaker 1: we talking, Christine?
Speaker 8: Oh, yeah, it had a cassette player.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, Christine, thank you very much and cool
Speaker 1: take care no werri, thank you, Catherine.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Yes, good morning, Christian, Patsy and Jack.
Speaker 4: How are you all?
Speaker 1: Holden? Yes, yes, one word, but then it needs two
Speaker 1: more words. The one word comes to me.
Speaker 9: So yes, it needs a long pause after it. My
Speaker 9: husband begging a bead lady fat, I think it was
Speaker 9: we owned a.
Speaker 4: Hold and a HQ.
Speaker 9: Holden. He was off to work, but it was stolen,
Speaker 9: and he'd noticed when he got up with stolen so.
Speaker 1: Heving kind of guy not there today, no armchair, old wheels.
Speaker 3: Sitting on the driveway with his briefcases. There's a way
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 1: To move till I move wrapping.
Speaker 9: So he caught the tram to work that morning. But
Speaker 9: on his way to work, he was on the tram,
Speaker 9: he happened to look at the window and what did
Speaker 9: he see? He's beloved Holden? What so he true story?
Speaker 9: He hops off the tram and.
Speaker 1: Stop which one? We had nine hundred right now, so.
Speaker 9: He knew it was his. So he proceeded to then
Speaker 9: steal it back.
Speaker 1: So start to an amazing story tomorrow. What did you steal.
Speaker 3: Back such a so is the criminal still in the car?
Speaker 3: Is it parked somewhere?
Speaker 9: No, No, it was parked. It was parked up.
Speaker 1: But he had his catside and back right inside was
Speaker 1: a robbery. When they came running out went what he's missing?
Speaker 1: Anything else? I know what it feels like, can't He.
Speaker 9: Had the keys in his pocket, so he just hopped
Speaker 9: in the car and stole it back.
Speaker 1: Starine, send your price to that one.
Speaker 11: Well done, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: It deserved the slow start. We're all getting ready for
Speaker 1: it all right. We're up and running now. Nine four
Speaker 1: one four one O four three. This morning is one
Speaker 1: word phone in the Great Ossi icon putting most Australian
Speaker 1: iconic car, the Holden. What story have you got about
Speaker 1: holding car?
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Have you got a story about Holden Car? Nine four
Speaker 1: one four one O four three. Good morning to Linnett Christian.
Speaker 1: We drove our V eight Holden across a nuther Boar. Wow.
Speaker 1: Comfortable drive, though those armchairs are so far on wheels.
Speaker 1: We stripped three tires down to the metal mesh on
Speaker 1: the journey. One of those tires we had to limp
Speaker 1: into some remote town where two locals helped us whilst
Speaker 1: laughing at our city slicker car, best drive ever. I
Speaker 1: bet what great memories you must have, Aidan, Good morning, Aidan,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show, morning Christian, Aidan, hold him? What's
Speaker 1: your story about the Great Hold?
Speaker 4: And can't well? Thirteen brought me first, holding v K Broloina.
Speaker 4: Were scrolling through my mum's Facebook on her phone. Come
Speaker 4: up on Facebook, vast earned. I'm like, what do you reckon?
Speaker 4: Didn't have a price on it. We went down, had
Speaker 4: to look at it. Fifteen hundred buck. You wouldn't believe it.
Speaker 4: Fifteen hundred buck when you when.
Speaker 1: You were thirteen years of age.
Speaker 4: You bought Yeah, this is how much I love Commodore's.
Speaker 1: So it was a Commodol, the great Commodore, the classic Commodore.
Speaker 1: And did you buy yeah? And did you buy it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then do with it? You can't drive it?
Speaker 4: At thirteen, I couldn't drive it, couldn't drive it yet,
Speaker 4: So parked up Yeah in my bedroom. Now I parked
Speaker 4: it around the back. A bit, a bit of work
Speaker 4: on it, make sure it was running good. And yeah,
Speaker 4: I wait until I was eighteen. But by the time
Speaker 4: I was sixteen, we're coming back from our farmhouse up
Speaker 4: in the bush, and we drove past this house and
Speaker 4: it was for say, I was on on this old
Speaker 4: Commodore and we're like, oh, let's let's stop and take
Speaker 4: a look at it. I didn't have advice on it
Speaker 4: or anything. So we got out how to look, how
Speaker 4: to chat chat the bloke down to two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty bucks for a big tape wagon.
Speaker 1: Two and fifty dollars and you get car another Commodore.
Speaker 4: No I didn't. I ran, but it was it was
Speaker 4: pretty rough, had a blown head gaskets.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3: Keep in your mind, you get driven the one you've
Speaker 3: got at home.
Speaker 4: Haven't driven it, Yeah, tucked it on, got a tandem trailer,
Speaker 4: chucked it on the Sandom trailer the next weekain. So
Speaker 4: I went back up there, picked it up and then
Speaker 4: got me third one when I was when I was seventeen,
Speaker 4: so working saving up got me third one that actually
Speaker 4: drive from my daily the typical hone car Christian Z
Speaker 4: Comodore Ur.
Speaker 1: Yes, they grow, they don't drive. Yeah, when you see
Speaker 1: them at the lights, they've got this vibration to them.
Speaker 1: They're like sharks on wills.
Speaker 4: There Yeah, that's it, Christian, you got it.
Speaker 1: So how are you now? Aiden? My day eighteen and
Speaker 1: he's still got there? Have you got all three? Now?
Speaker 1: You've got a whole sort of collection of these commodores.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you need to open up.
Speaker 1: A museum, the Commodore Museum.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a bit more work to get to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, buddy, but we can dream. It's good to have
Speaker 1: Pipe is my friend. You got a whole life there
Speaker 1: to you two work on them holdings. All right, Aiden,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. She called you have a good day.
Speaker 4: Beautiful appreciated Christian.
Speaker 1: Uh, Johnny boy coome Onning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 12: How are we?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're good. John wants your story about the Holden w.
Speaker 12: D sorry w B Statesman Deville. I brought off Franco
Speaker 12: Amma Rossi, which is Vanessa Amirosi's father. I found out.
Speaker 1: Oh this is great, Wow, wow what it's almost claims
Speaker 1: to fame Anna Holden. That is incredible. How long did
Speaker 1: you have it for me?
Speaker 12: I think I've had for about seven or eight years now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's still got it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I still got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, runs like a dream, Yeah.
Speaker 12: It does now. I actually purchased it off e Bay.
Speaker 12: He was in the wrecking for wrecking and I don't know.
Speaker 12: We went down there at night and got it the
Speaker 12: Emerald way off. It was a long time ago.
Speaker 11: Was at night.
Speaker 12: We drove it home hardly in the headlights on it
Speaker 12: because they were the best headlights in the WB's truck.
Speaker 12: Nearly got us another story.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, thank you Mary, she killed John. Have
Speaker 1: a good day laughing off, yes, laughing quickly move on.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's only going to end this way when you
Speaker 1: get into Holden's or last one. I think one last
Speaker 1: one for the road. Everyone's had a few holdings too many,
Speaker 1: I think. Now, Craig, good morning, Gay going here, you're going, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's Craig. What's your story about holding Buddy Holden?
Speaker 14: Fifty years ago and my I was two years old.
Speaker 14: My dad went to pay the actual school fees at
Speaker 14: the convent for my older brothers and he left me
Speaker 14: in the back seat and I jumped out of the
Speaker 14: back seat and we had an e H Holding station
Speaker 14: wagon and I jumped there, pushed the cigarette lighter in.
Speaker 14: When I popped out, I put it in the glove
Speaker 14: box because it burnt my fingers. Got back in the
Speaker 14: back seat and the car burned to the ground.
Speaker 1: I know obviously you were right. You managed to get out.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the nuns got me out of the car and
Speaker 13: another phone.
Speaker 1: Nuns was biblical. They don't care about to.
Speaker 13: Have a beer in the convent. To be honestus Dad
Speaker 13: had a beer with the nuns because they could tell
Speaker 13: that Dad was quite irate.
Speaker 1: We make our own. We've got a few weeks, you've
Speaker 1: had none. Home grow. It is moonshine, moonshine, nounshine. We
Speaker 1: can it all. That's very good, great, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: You call Carl B.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the question you know, Carl's show podcast.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. There are certain things right that actually make
Speaker 1: us nervous or anxious as an adult. Normally, when you're
Speaker 1: a kid, they've quite a few various things nighttime and
Speaker 1: stuff like that light's being off. But still as an
Speaker 1: adult you suddenly fear that you you have these fears
Speaker 1: of anxiety. Jack, you had this experience yesterday when you
Speaker 1: were cooking, And.
Speaker 3: I should have grown out of mine now in my thirties,
Speaker 3: but I still get very nervous taking things out of
Speaker 3: the oven. I don't like Yeah, I don't like the
Speaker 3: sides of death. I fear that my hands will touch
Speaker 3: the sides of the oven, or that the teetawels with
Speaker 3: which I hold the dish, yeah, will not be strong
Speaker 3: enough to guard the heat, and the heat will try.
Speaker 1: The moment you open up that the oven door, put
Speaker 1: it down, or whatever you do. It's always to me,
Speaker 1: it's always this. You know, it's hot in there, and
Speaker 1: I always get I find that I'm going to touch
Speaker 1: the sides.
Speaker 3: So once a day I can I can live with.
Speaker 3: But yesterday we were roasting a chicken, and every twenty
Speaker 3: minutes we were meant to get it out and baste it.
Speaker 3: So every twenty minutes I was going back in there.
Speaker 3: My hands are going to touch the sides. All these
Speaker 3: tee tails folded over enough, I follow over the tea
Speaker 3: tails so much they become like a little square brick
Speaker 3: because twice a third or ply I'm doing it. I'm
Speaker 3: doing a five ply.
Speaker 1: Really, I'm gonna try it, because otherwise the heat that
Speaker 1: the oven nose, the heat penetrate to the hands, and
Speaker 1: it's a gift for the oven. He goes no other guffs.
Speaker 1: That's its best day. And it's like your hands suddenly
Speaker 1: like gets magnetized. By the oven God in there to
Speaker 1: the side they fling out on the worst one is
Speaker 1: if you're putting something big in is that top bit?
Speaker 3: That's what the chicken was. The chicken required a big dish,
Speaker 3: so the sides of the dish were almost at the
Speaker 3: sides of the oven. Where am I even meant to
Speaker 3: pull my hands in there? Very nerve wracking stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What I might build is a slide that can
Speaker 1: slow through and then then I flip below. It's like
Speaker 1: a shoot to come out of it, so I don't
Speaker 1: have to touch it at tool the other thing in the
Speaker 1: kitchen to make me nervous using every single time as
Speaker 1: the cheese grater. Oh oh yeah, Sometimes I don't even
Speaker 1: go to the kids. Hey, earn some extra pocket money?
Speaker 1: Are you just scared of He's the toughest guy in
Speaker 1: this house. These don't create my thumb.
Speaker 3: I'll leave myself a lot of inches of barrier.
Speaker 1: There'll be two inches left of palmers. I can't. I
Speaker 1: can't do anymore. It's gonna great me, the greater God.
Speaker 1: I think they all work together with the oven. The
Speaker 1: oven God is like the daddy of the kitchen, I think,
Speaker 1: and he has all other people that are working together
Speaker 1: to hurt us. The cheese greater is one. The other
Speaker 1: thing that I've often seen people getting nervous about, and
Speaker 1: I only do, but only not getting on it. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about escalators. Living in London, there are huge escalators
Speaker 1: up and down the London underground. I always see strangers
Speaker 1: in town who come up down from up North or
Speaker 1: Australia or America, terrified or very getting on it for
Speaker 1: some reason, like and not knowing quite how to go.
Speaker 1: For me, it was always the ex setting.
Speaker 3: Off my mum. He was her biggest fear as me
Speaker 3: as a child, was that I would get sucked into
Speaker 3: that and.
Speaker 1: My mom right trapped. Mama actually said, don't get your
Speaker 1: feet caught, you'll get trapped.
Speaker 3: There were so many warnings, happens.
Speaker 1: Your son is so color, he lives under an escalator.
Speaker 1: He got trapped.
Speaker 3: You can still see him at Flindstode Station if you
Speaker 3: want to go down.
Speaker 1: You can hear his screams at night.
Speaker 3: There were so many instructions about all right, we're coming
Speaker 3: up to the end of this, to concentrate here, get ready,
Speaker 3: big step now, big step.
Speaker 1: Because you know what the side it's got. That sort
Speaker 1: of brushy bit. I used to put a shoe in
Speaker 1: there to like polish it. My mom would grab me, go,
Speaker 1: don't do that, rip your foot off. So my mum,
Speaker 1: danger was everywhere everywhere, and the escalator, the escalator's most sounds.
Speaker 1: I think, all right, you're a grown up. Now, what
Speaker 1: makes you nervous? What were things make you nervous and
Speaker 1: anxious as a grown up?
Speaker 2: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Yes, lots of you are testing in have Jack and
Speaker 1: I heard above? And gloves we have, Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: care for them. All right, I need a matter or
Speaker 1: glove that I can use. When I use it, I'll
Speaker 1: buy that. I've lost so much skin on that cheese greater.
Speaker 3: I think the fear I have with other mit is.
Speaker 3: I had the only other mid I ever owned wasn't
Speaker 3: strong enough to keep the heat out, and so it
Speaker 3: burnt me. And now I don't trust other mids at all.
Speaker 3: But somebody suggested getting welder's gloves, big industrial rubber.
Speaker 1: I've got. I've got welders gloves that I use for
Speaker 1: the smoker because that's like five or six hundred degrees. Also,
Speaker 1: when I did have a couple of years ago, an
Speaker 1: oven glove I don't I lose my grip.
Speaker 3: Yes, you're right.
Speaker 1: Why is it? Why is it a mitten? You know?
Speaker 1: I don't want to floppy hand around a lot of heat, Christian.
Speaker 1: What makes me nervous as an adult is the simple
Speaker 1: garden hose. Whenever I go to use it, it's just
Speaker 1: from pap. Whenever I go to use it, I can
Speaker 1: never remember if I turned it off at the nozzle
Speaker 1: the last time I used it. I always fear that
Speaker 1: it's going to spur out furiously at me if I
Speaker 1: haven't turned it off at the nozzle. True, that's from
Speaker 1: Pat Birch. I could understand that, all right, Going to
Speaker 1: the line. So we're talking this morning on nine four
Speaker 1: one four one o four three as a grown up.
Speaker 1: Things that make you nervous? Who do we have? First
Speaker 1: of all, Becky, good morning, Becky?
Speaker 8: Hello, Hi Christian?
Speaker 1: Hello, what mation nervous? Send us a grown up Becky?
Speaker 8: The wave machine at the indoor swimming pool.
Speaker 1: So what is it you're worried about that you might try?
Speaker 8: I think I think there are sharks behind the bars.
Speaker 3: Okay, a little a little harder to come to your
Speaker 3: levee here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So if you didn't picture.
Speaker 8: You know, there's there's always bars where there's a waves
Speaker 8: machine and in.
Speaker 1: And then release the bars and release the power of
Speaker 1: the sea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And ever since I was a little girl, I
Speaker 4: always thought.
Speaker 8: That there would be sharks behind those bars.
Speaker 1: I mean it wore out the anti a bit. I
Speaker 1: mean that would set out there if you said he
Speaker 1: and sometimes in the afternoon we're living up chuck a sharking.
Speaker 3: Every tenth way has a little surprise in it.
Speaker 7: But it's still frighten me.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I tell you what's truly scary the wave pool.
Speaker 3: I've been in a wave pool where they call the
Speaker 3: code brown. So floater floater island shark, and it gets
Speaker 3: extra scary when the float is riding away.
Speaker 1: I'll be more friend. I'm getting hitting the Facebook shot
Speaker 1: or a floater floater would scary more.
Speaker 8: All right, thank you very much, cool by bye.
Speaker 1: Jane, Good morning, Good morning, Christian morning.
Speaker 7: Jane.
Speaker 1: Hope you well this morn thanks to calling the show.
Speaker 1: What scares you as a grown up?
Speaker 15: Bananas?
Speaker 1: Open bananas, bananas themselves or unpeeling the banana.
Speaker 15: Oh, if they're open, I can't touch them, I can't
Speaker 15: look at them. I can't look at you eating one?
Speaker 1: Right? What is it that that sort of funny feeling
Speaker 1: when you touch one.
Speaker 15: It's this texture and the smell of them. They just
Speaker 15: reek and they if you drop one on the floor,
Speaker 15: I jump like it's a spider.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 15: It's called banana phobia.
Speaker 1: And you should think is it?
Speaker 15: It's a thing. Yeah, And I'm not the only widow.
Speaker 1: There's lots of No one, you a weirdo, right, no one.
Speaker 1: We've all got our strange little things and get us.
Speaker 1: I'm scared of a cheese grater, okay, but I'm curious
Speaker 1: about this one. And it doesn't feel like a fear
Speaker 1: that would be an everyday thing unless someone is chucking
Speaker 1: bananas around having fun.
Speaker 15: Oh well, I teach people with disability to cook. So
Speaker 15: I go into all these kitchens and they have bananas
Speaker 15: and when they're getting really right, they just stink. And
Speaker 15: if they want me to do anything with them, I
Speaker 15: just say.
Speaker 1: No, it's nice.
Speaker 3: What about banana flavors, like when it's artificial?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 3: No, banana lollies?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Are you not just going to go through all the
Speaker 1: food sholl banana pie na banana rama?
Speaker 11: The band?
Speaker 1: Can you even hear them?
Speaker 15: At you?
Speaker 1: Guys? Wearing at me. All right, Jane, thanks you cool.
Speaker 2: Christian No Connell's show podcasts.
Speaker 1: This week we've been telling you that it is coming back.
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Speaker 1: And on Monday show Jack was saying, it'd be great
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Speaker 1: Rory is actually on the line now prematurely.
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Speaker 11: My sister hit me up the other day and goes, man,
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Speaker 11: And we had to listen to Yeah here I am
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Speaker 1: Well listen, please cool back. We've got so many I
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Speaker 11: Did I wake back?
Speaker 1: You did? Confuse right, and went and I went, that
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Speaker 11: Oh man, I wish I had known.
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Speaker 11: All right, Rory, there's seven seats, so you and your friends.
Speaker 1: Rory, will you call us back then in eleven days time?
Speaker 11: Oh of course, I will, absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 1: We'll see you on day one. Take care. Cheers, Rory,
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