Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Hey, this is Christian O'Connor from the show. You've really
Speaker 2: downloaded the podcast off. I just wanted to say thank
Speaker 2: you very much. I hope you enjoyed Who's Calling Christian
Speaker 2: and I know some of you have been trying all
Speaker 2: over the world. I appreciate that. Hopefully you've enjoyed some
Speaker 2: of the stars we've had.
Speaker 3: On this week. One week left.
Speaker 2: And also to say I know we're doing Who's Calling
Speaker 2: Christian and we're waiting for famous people to give us
Speaker 2: a call, but we still love getting your stories and
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Speaker 2: want to email me about anything on the show, as always,
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Speaker 2: me Christian at Gold one four three dot com dot
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Speaker 4: Why from Richmond, Gold one four point three h Gus, Melbourne, Australia.
Speaker 3: We'll casting to the world.
Speaker 5: Whoosh calling.
Speaker 6: Christian Christian, good morning, it's Guy Ideas.
Speaker 2: Hey Christians, you're Frey cool, Sean mccarlos, Richard Reed.
Speaker 7: Hello, Hey Christian is bag Grill John which is big Boy.
Speaker 8: It's James Cordon.
Speaker 6: Hey Christians, Chris Hemsworth Christian is lot.
Speaker 5: Calling Christian.
Speaker 3: When you hear all that, what a week it's been.
Speaker 8: I love the egg boys in there as well.
Speaker 2: Absolutely right, egg boyl on with Hemmersworth, who finally called
Speaker 2: us yesterday.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connor rackforst show. You join a show
Speaker 2: that is divided today, I just got to.
Speaker 3: Say it how it is.
Speaker 2: But literally there's been an argument in this studio, the
Speaker 2: sacred ground of my studio. We've got a very upset
Speaker 2: Mark the sound guy, yelling about what brother producers confused him,
Speaker 2: wasted two hours of his time yesterday all about Chris hammers.
Speaker 9: Well and Brad is just laughing, which he does whether
Speaker 9: it's good news or bad news, or it's playing two
Speaker 9: songs I'm meant to be played back to there.
Speaker 2: It's the laugh of a madman who's laughing at the
Speaker 2: chaos slave creator like baying in the dark night. It's
Speaker 2: all about a Chris Hemsworth interview because obviously Chris called
Speaker 2: the show yesterday and we had a big chat with
Speaker 2: him and it was an amazing chat. But it went
Speaker 2: on for fifteen minutes, which was great for us. However,
Speaker 2: it means to replay it later on this morning to
Speaker 2: people didn't hear it because Chris Hems was amazing. We
Speaker 2: want people to hear this and to share in it.
Speaker 2: And that's the whole point of Who's calling Christian? How
Speaker 2: about fifteen minutes? We can't play it out in all
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes again this morning, so you have to edit
Speaker 2: it down.
Speaker 3: You listen to radio, you know how it works.
Speaker 2: But ending it down for fifteen minutes means you've got
Speaker 2: to take out the good stuff, but leaving the really
Speaker 2: good stuff. Okay, So obviously yesterday after the show, you
Speaker 2: disappeared to go to the gym like you do, and
Speaker 2: I was stuck here with Brad going through it all
Speaker 2: second by second, and so I saw then that he
Speaker 2: started to highlight bits and even though I was confused,
Speaker 2: but I did need to worry about it, about what
Speaker 2: was coming out, what was going So I said, down
Speaker 2: and we don't need that.
Speaker 3: Let's take that bid out. Let's take that bed out.
Speaker 3: Let's take that bed out. Let's take that bid out.
Speaker 3: He then goes into Mark.
Speaker 2: Mark makes the edit and I hear yesterday evening everything
Speaker 2: that I said, take out. I'm now being played. I'm like,
Speaker 2: why would they lose all the good stuff? What a
Speaker 2: weird way to do an edit? Lose all the good stuff?
Speaker 2: And then Mark rings me leaves the message go it's swearing.
Speaker 2: I invite Brad round for a drink last night. He
Speaker 2: throws Mark under the bus. I come in this morning,
Speaker 2: I'm setting up the studio. Mark comes flying in. I said, hey,
Speaker 2: let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: On It refuses to come on there, so he's going
Speaker 3: to start swearing. This is all too hot. We got
Speaker 3: to deal with this.
Speaker 6: Mark.
Speaker 2: From your point of view, what happens. It's a sound guy,
Speaker 2: Mark who works very hard. He's been all the people
Speaker 2: that we've called twenty one people that have called the
Speaker 2: show this week. He's had to re edit them so
Speaker 2: they can play out on the station. Here's little fingers.
Speaker 2: He is like, you know, Michael Flatley's a.
Speaker 3: Lad of DUTs.
Speaker 2: He's a lord of editing, lord of the faders. Mark,
Speaker 2: what happened?
Speaker 4: You explain it now?
Speaker 3: Don't swear.
Speaker 4: I apologize in advance.
Speaker 3: If there are swear words, show man, you know you
Speaker 3: can't swear.
Speaker 8: Okay, I can swear. I am very stressed.
Speaker 3: You can hear it.
Speaker 4: Tensions are high personally, Mike.
Speaker 9: Can I ask how many more hours did it put
Speaker 9: in your day yesterday? Whatever has happened between.
Speaker 4: It was two hours, but there was there was time
Speaker 4: spent there.
Speaker 3: Now you've got to re edit it. Yeah, do it
Speaker 3: all again.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm doing now, So stop wasting my time
Speaker 4: so I can get back in my box and start editing.
Speaker 2: So what's your understanding of the document you were given
Speaker 2: by brother?
Speaker 4: If it's highlighted in green, keep it if it's not.
Speaker 3: If it's not highlighted, I.
Speaker 2: Agree, I'm with you, But you said, brad Get on
Speaker 2: the microphone there at the studio, we need to have
Speaker 2: this out. I hope no one's go only cool by
Speaker 2: the one who's called a Christian.
Speaker 4: Yesterday I was very tense. Brad comes in, Oh do
Speaker 4: this this?
Speaker 3: This is this? Sure?
Speaker 4: And then I go to edit the interview and I
Speaker 4: go for the stuff that's in green. I send it
Speaker 4: to you in the afternoon and you're like, cut this, this, this, this, this,
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 3: Why have you put the bits were okay? But why
Speaker 3: have you left out all the really it was green? Okay?
Speaker 3: No swearing, Bradley the broad.
Speaker 9: I did do that, but that was the only highlighter
Speaker 9: I had wrong, get this straight. You highlighted the bits
Speaker 9: on a sheet that you didn't want to be used
Speaker 9: in green.
Speaker 3: It was like crossing them out, But I didn't have highlight.
Speaker 3: I'm going home. No one's stopping him as well. No
Speaker 3: one went no, no, stay, we go? Yeahs I'm with you,
Speaker 3: mar Thank you high lighted. That's the stuff you want.
Speaker 3: Because the word is producer, bread highlights and edit highlights.
Speaker 3: You've highlighted it. Who the hell highlights the stuff.
Speaker 9: To get what we'd actually call it is, Hey, this
Speaker 9: is the Chris Hemsworth highlights.
Speaker 3: Yes, pau Mark, So you've got to go back and
Speaker 3: do it all again, and yeah, I'm getting it done
Speaker 3: all right. Thank you very much, Mark, Goodbye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Friday Morning on this show could only mean one thing.
Speaker 10: Where is Bob's head at the Bob is listener?
Speaker 3: Bob?
Speaker 2: Two weeks ago we were doing a phone in about earworms,
Speaker 2: you know, those annoying little catchphrases or songs that burrow
Speaker 2: their way into your brain and you find himself singing them,
Speaker 2: and he don't want to be singing them, but they're there.
Speaker 2: And of all the various people we spoke to about
Speaker 2: what was your current earworm, Bob called in. He said
Speaker 2: he has a kind of condition where every morning he
Speaker 2: wakes up and there is a brain new song in
Speaker 2: his head.
Speaker 3: And we've turned this into a game.
Speaker 2: Maybe Friday, will we try and guess what the song
Speaker 2: is in Bob's head?
Speaker 3: Bob, good morning, welcome back.
Speaker 11: Well, thank you very much, Christian, Pats and Jack.
Speaker 6: How are we today, Bob?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're good, Bob. Busy week on the show.
Speaker 2: A lot of tension today on the show, as you
Speaker 2: might have heard, but we're in good stead right now. Bob,
Speaker 2: what clues can you give us about the identity of
Speaker 2: this morning song?
Speaker 11: Alrighty an Australian band acting from the mid late eighties,
Speaker 11: right to each Other present a great, great way to
Speaker 11: start the morning. I got to say, it's a really
Speaker 11: good song. It's one that I would have put on
Speaker 11: my mixtape had I have been making a mixtape for
Speaker 11: a lover.
Speaker 2: And well he almost said mating, and then we had
Speaker 2: mixtape and lover.
Speaker 3: It's all coming together this morning A Lover's song.
Speaker 11: Well, I would have put it on a mixtape had
Speaker 11: I been making one. And the band was formed sixty
Speaker 11: years after their name.
Speaker 8: The band was formed sixty years after their name.
Speaker 2: That's most blow in my mind, that is the band
Speaker 2: will formed sixty years after their name.
Speaker 11: I don't know how how well you'll go with a
Speaker 11: Christian because I don't know what sort of international exposure
Speaker 11: they ever got. So you know you were, I mean
Speaker 11: they're around now and you probably played their songs.
Speaker 3: But anyway, how I go Mondo Rock?
Speaker 12: No, they would have.
Speaker 11: That would have led in for last week's Eagle Rock,
Speaker 11: wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: They were.
Speaker 6: They were.
Speaker 9: The band was sixty years after their name. That makes
Speaker 9: me think of like something that happened sixty years before
Speaker 9: the eighties, like the Titanic sunk or what else happened
Speaker 9: around then. Babe Ruth was a baseball player.
Speaker 2: Nineteen twenties, so the clues again. Australian band a keyword
Speaker 2: here active from what time period?
Speaker 11: Late eighties during the president but most active for late
Speaker 11: eighties through the nineties.
Speaker 3: Pseudo Echo No, the Screaming Jets.
Speaker 11: No, sorry, that's what I'm supposed to give some attention here,
Speaker 11: aren't I supposed.
Speaker 2: To wait Paul's attention, byby boy Paul's attention. Perhaps you
Speaker 2: were us this morning.
Speaker 3: I have a little song.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I'm just trying to think.
Speaker 13: Wasn't it there was a band I want to say
Speaker 13: nineteen twenty one, but they're nineteen twenty seven.
Speaker 7: Weren't they a nausey band?
Speaker 11: Bingo?
Speaker 7: You got what was the song?
Speaker 11: That's when I think of you.
Speaker 2: Of course we.
Speaker 5: Do play that.
Speaker 3: It's a lovely song as.
Speaker 11: Well, it is it is well bad luck for the
Speaker 11: listeners now they're not going to get.
Speaker 14: To have a guess.
Speaker 3: No, they're not well done.
Speaker 11: Well done.
Speaker 3: Well I'm yeah myself white there in the long grass,
Speaker 3: but standing around.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's incredible. First time the show has got the
Speaker 2: song right. I don't know what to do now.
Speaker 8: Sorry? Was I not meant to get it?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 2: Perhaps now you know it works, she said, I'm not
Speaker 2: sure he's stealing, no think away from the listeners. Bob,
Speaker 2: how about you give us some clues so that listens,
Speaker 2: some call into yesterday's song that was in your head.
Speaker 11: I have to think lucky, because three days ago what
Speaker 11: I had in my head was that jingle wears Bob's
Speaker 11: head at.
Speaker 7: That would have been.
Speaker 11: That would have been very awkward, that one. I what
Speaker 11: was yesterday's song? Just give me a moment.
Speaker 3: To think, I'll play the jingle again. You have a moment,
Speaker 3: Bob Acape? Was that long enough moment? Hello, Bob?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm still here, mate.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm trying to think of a clue now and
Speaker 11: I've actually got one alright. And again that was an
Speaker 11: Australia let me let let me just feel you in
Speaker 11: a little bit. I did eleven years of community radio
Speaker 11: and I played a lot of Australian music, so I
Speaker 11: guess I wake up with icy music in my head
Speaker 11: more often than not. So anyway, this one is again
Speaker 11: in the Stradian band around about the same time, really
Speaker 11: only had this one hit, one big hit, and it
Speaker 11: links into nineteen twenty seven.
Speaker 6: Wow, there you go, I reckon.
Speaker 8: We give it to the listeners this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pats Num nothing okay, all right, Bob, you stay there,
Speaker 2: We'll take some guesses.
Speaker 3: Okay, the clues again, Bob to the song three days ago?
Speaker 11: Was it's a one hit wonder basically from an Australian
Speaker 11: band around nineteen eighty seven, maybe a little earlier. I
Speaker 11: can't remember exactly when. And there is a link about
Speaker 11: it's just a quiz, yeah, and there is a link
Speaker 11: to the band nineteen twenty seven.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see what the guesses are. Bob, stay there.
Speaker 2: We're back with you in a second. Thanks Mane, thank you,
Speaker 2: Bobby one o four three?
Speaker 3: What do you think the song is?
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: It's called in racing?
Speaker 2: Is it a full start where the horses or get
Speaker 2: a jumped out and then you got to bring them
Speaker 2: back in and start again. That's what we've had this
Speaker 2: sworner with Patsy. We had a full start with Where's
Speaker 2: Bob's Head? At Every Friday on the show we get
Speaker 2: listen to Bob on he gives us some clues to
Speaker 2: a song that's currently in his head.
Speaker 3: We've got to guess out what the song is.
Speaker 2: Perhaps nailed it nineteen twenty seven earlier, so we're getting
Speaker 2: him to give clues to a song that was in
Speaker 2: his head a couple of days ago.
Speaker 3: Have they lost Bob?
Speaker 8: We've lost Bob?
Speaker 2: How can we lose Bob? We lost the hoff this week?
Speaker 2: Why are we losing.
Speaker 8: People now, no one will ever know the answer.
Speaker 2: It's one of lice great mysteries. Do we really low
Speaker 2: on the moon? And what was that song that was in?
Speaker 2: Bob said three days ago?
Speaker 3: What do we do now? It's six thirty, it's time
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 8: I guess we could.
Speaker 9: We can take the guesses and then hopefully get about
Speaker 9: Bob on by the end of the set.
Speaker 2: Great idea. All right, let's take some guesses. We don't
Speaker 2: even know if they're right or wrong, though, Danny coome.
Speaker 3: Morning, Good morning, Danny. What's the song in Bob's head?
Speaker 12: The only only uddly song won't hit wonder way bending
Speaker 12: up and think of is shut up at your face by.
Speaker 3: Joe Do what some mad?
Speaker 17: Are you?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 2: That was huge all over the words, number one in
Speaker 2: Britain for weeks. Danny, I've got no idea. If you're right,
Speaker 2: when we got hold of Bob would ask him. Okay,
Speaker 2: but for now we're bank your guests. Okay, Danny, Okay,
Speaker 2: where is Bob?
Speaker 8: I think he's I think he's back. I think he's back.
Speaker 3: He's back.
Speaker 8: Like line too, Let's go put on line too.
Speaker 11: Hey, Bob, I'm here, Sorry about that. My clock into
Speaker 11: a mind or alarm came on my phone and cut
Speaker 11: you out.
Speaker 2: I just had a quick guess. We were just fitting
Speaker 2: until we could find you again. Bob, Joe Dolce shut
Speaker 2: up at your face.
Speaker 11: No, I'm afraid he has to shut up his face.
Speaker 3: Like you. Hashtag Bob Burn. That's that.
Speaker 2: Ten years in the trenches of community radio, paying off Vicky.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Vicky. What do you think the
Speaker 3: song is in Bob's head three days ago?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 18: What about me?
Speaker 12: Moving pictures?
Speaker 11: I think I'm making these guesses too easy.
Speaker 7: Yes, You've got a.
Speaker 3: Well done video, Oh, Vicky, Well, yes it was this song.
Speaker 3: Good song.
Speaker 2: All right, Vicky, we'll send you a price. Have a
Speaker 2: nice weekend thanks to calling. Thank you, Bobby boy your
Speaker 2: own great.
Speaker 3: Form this morning, same time next week.
Speaker 11: Same time next week. I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Have a good day.
Speaker 3: And you as anyone ask you to cool Christian because
Speaker 3: you are a celebrity.
Speaker 11: Well, I was going to mention that.
Speaker 14: I thought maybe.
Speaker 11: I'm a z plass celebrity and if I rang you
Speaker 11: recommended by me, I could get both.
Speaker 3: All right, Bob, have a nice weekend, thanks so doing
Speaker 3: this By the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Really I should be in emergency right now. I shouldn't
Speaker 2: be here too, so I should be having stitches for
Speaker 2: this cut that I put into my top of my
Speaker 2: index finger. Yesterday evening, I was trying to open a
Speaker 2: bag of logs. You know they've got that tough stuff
Speaker 2: that they're contained in firewood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is that thick, sort of really heavy jeep bag.
Speaker 2: So I just grabbed a knife and it was that long,
Speaker 2: sort of serrated one that you normally cut bread with.
Speaker 2: And so I've got my pinky is sticking up, and
Speaker 2: I just I'm rushing to get the wood out, and
Speaker 2: I just cut.
Speaker 3: I don't cut the bag.
Speaker 2: I go straight through the top of my finger, and
Speaker 2: it slices the nail in half that's hanging off. And
Speaker 2: if you've ever cut even as slightly one of your fingers,
Speaker 2: the extremities, but that just starts pouring out disproportionately to
Speaker 2: the damage you've done. So it's pouring out, and straight
Speaker 2: away I started to feel a bit faint. I couldn't
Speaker 2: stomach bleeding, and I didn't know what to get to
Speaker 2: put on there. And also I couldn't wrap anything round
Speaker 2: it because it was hurting so much, and the only
Speaker 2: person in the house was my twelve year old daughter
Speaker 2: was skyping one of her best mates and so polite.
Speaker 2: I do want to crash in with blood pouring it again? Ah,
Speaker 2: you know, a freaker out. So I was like, this
Speaker 2: is the sort of her bedroom door, lois, can I
Speaker 2: can I just come in?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What's up?
Speaker 2: And I came in and she said, oh my god,
Speaker 2: why why what have you done?
Speaker 3: I went, can you just but why are you knocking
Speaker 3: at the door? Whens come flying in? So she did this.
Speaker 9: It looks a bit like et well you look, it
Speaker 9: looks like a cartoon bandage.
Speaker 8: It looks over the top, but.
Speaker 2: An anvil or piano fell from the top in an
Speaker 2: acme cartoon. And it is. It's a bulging kind of
Speaker 2: white bandage.
Speaker 9: It makes sense that you didn't go to the doctor
Speaker 9: or hospital because it doesn't look professional.
Speaker 8: But it's doing the trick.
Speaker 3: But it is.
Speaker 2: It stops it bleeding, wh whenever I lower it starts
Speaker 2: throbbing in it again. At the moment, the thing is,
Speaker 2: my hands are everything in this drop because I think
Speaker 2: the only personal rep radio in this city who presses
Speaker 2: his own buttons.
Speaker 3: I am Lord Fader.
Speaker 2: That's what they call me in the industry, the ones
Speaker 2: and twos, the silky scows, and it's the microphone.
Speaker 3: For you and I Jack. Yeah, that's what I control
Speaker 3: with this.
Speaker 2: If there's any kind of glitches in today's show, which
Speaker 2: there rarely are, really are, then it's because of the
Speaker 2: left hand and the cut on it. But I injured
Speaker 2: myself in the kitchen, and I remember reading that the
Speaker 2: kitchen is the most dangerous room in the house for
Speaker 2: injuries because obviously you got sharp implements and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Is you know, the most dangerous thing to cut in
Speaker 2: the kitchen is.
Speaker 9: I would guess onions incorrect? Ah, I would guess onions because.
Speaker 3: You haven't a pause for the right answer.
Speaker 8: I'll get the right answer. But can I tell you
Speaker 8: why I think onions must be a.
Speaker 3: What do you think the most? It's probably something really
Speaker 3: stupid and simple.
Speaker 8: It's not bread, is it?
Speaker 3: No, it's an avocado?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I belint that slippery? What do you call it?
Speaker 8: A pip? Is it a pit?
Speaker 3: The seeds in the middle of it stops.
Speaker 2: But it's so it's sometimes they're tougher and than you
Speaker 2: think it is. And it's because you put them in
Speaker 2: your palm of your hands and he starts doing shunk.
Speaker 2: That's the sound effect of slicing through a bum. All right, sorry,
Speaker 2: tell us about your onion theory.
Speaker 9: Well, I start to when I cry when I cut onions,
Speaker 9: I start to cut with my eyes closed. So I
Speaker 9: thought that that's why you would you know, high chance
Speaker 9: of cutting your fingers.
Speaker 2: Tip two tips to stop onions making your eyes wear
Speaker 2: swimming googles.
Speaker 8: I'm not going to do that in the kitchen.
Speaker 3: Sometimes the other thing is to bite on a woodenspoon.
Speaker 8: What does that do?
Speaker 3: No idea, but it works. Really try it, honestly, don't
Speaker 3: don't look it. Try it.
Speaker 14: I had.
Speaker 8: I looked it up.
Speaker 9: I tried to google it and it said put a
Speaker 9: piece of bread in your mouth because the bread will
Speaker 9: soak up the gases and stop it the gases from
Speaker 9: going into your eyes.
Speaker 2: Thankfully, some of her who's calling chrishioners on the lines,
Speaker 2: I don't care any more Jack's theories about onions. We've
Speaker 2: got a celebrity for who's calling Christian. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: move the faders fingers, trying to feel that there's something
Speaker 2: waiting on the line.
Speaker 5: Calling Christian.
Speaker 8: Twenty two.
Speaker 2: This will be number twenty two. Let's find out who
Speaker 2: it is. Good morning, who's killed in Christian?
Speaker 3: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 14: Hey? Is that Christian?
Speaker 3: Yes? Who's this?
Speaker 2: That's Kurt of stearn Ah, Curtis, good morning?
Speaker 14: How are you, buddy?
Speaker 2: Or do you know what bizarrely we're talking about? I've
Speaker 2: cut my finger. I cut it in the kitchen yesterday,
Speaker 2: and we're just talking about how you get so many
Speaker 2: injuries in the kitchen, and it's almost like the universe
Speaker 2: has brought you to us, Curtis Stone, So you must
Speaker 2: have cut yourself in the kitchen many times over the years,
Speaker 2: have been a chef.
Speaker 14: Many times right, many times? It becomes a just a
Speaker 14: part of daily life in there.
Speaker 3: Tell me this.
Speaker 2: Then, we were just talking about why onions make you cry,
Speaker 2: and there are various things you can do to stop
Speaker 2: onions making you cry. And something that I do is
Speaker 2: I bite down on a wooden spoon, easy, and that
Speaker 2: stops the tears.
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 14: You know that I try the preventative method rather than
Speaker 14: finding a solution to it. And I think what actually
Speaker 14: makes you cry is the chemical that's released when you
Speaker 14: squash the onion, and that happens with a blunt knife.
Speaker 14: So he's going to have a really nice sharp knife.
Speaker 2: Well I can't because he's a blunt knife. Yes, and
Speaker 2: I cut through my own finger, Curtis. But anyway, who
Speaker 2: is asked you to give us a call? Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for calling in this morning so early.
Speaker 14: Oh my pleasure. Look, I've got some friends that have
Speaker 14: listened to your show and they've told me about it.
Speaker 14: And then I spoke to share our strength, which is
Speaker 14: that the charity that I'm working with at the moment
Speaker 14: over in the US, So I say yes, a few
Speaker 14: different people came at me and I listened to it
Speaker 14: and loved it.
Speaker 2: So here I am, well, I listen. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for giving us a call. I mean everyone is
Speaker 2: talking at the moment saying that you're going to be
Speaker 2: the guy going on to Master Chef. Are you able
Speaker 2: to say much about that to all rumors at the moment?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 14: Look, right now, we're sort of to be honest. I've
Speaker 14: been involved in all of the seasons, so I've absolutely
Speaker 14: loved it and really enjoying it. I don't know that
Speaker 14: I could come back out for five months.
Speaker 6: It's a long stretch of.
Speaker 14: Time, but I really would love to still be involved
Speaker 14: in it in some way. So yeah, we'll wait and see.
Speaker 2: Now, I think the mark of any good chef or
Speaker 2: amateur chef or anyone is not good at cooking is
Speaker 2: the kind of snacks you make when you've had a
Speaker 2: few drinks inside of you. What is your go to
Speaker 2: kind of dirty snack when you've had a couple of drinks, Curtis,
Speaker 2: what will you make?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 14: I live in I live in LA and like the
Speaker 14: home of incredible Mexican food. You know, there's a great
Speaker 14: taco stand on every corner. So when I've had a
Speaker 14: few drinks, I probably don't go into the kitchen, to
Speaker 14: be honest. You hit a taco stand nearby, and that's
Speaker 14: sort of my dirty Okay.
Speaker 2: So the way this works, Curtis, every celebrity that gives
Speaker 2: us a call is leaving a question for the next one.
Speaker 2: Last person to call us was Chris Emsworth yesterday right
Speaker 2: end of the show, and here is his question for
Speaker 2: you haven't listened to this.
Speaker 6: What was the most reckless thing you've ever done?
Speaker 3: What is the most reckless thing you've ever done?
Speaker 17: Curtis, Well, when I lived in London, I had three
Speaker 17: mates and we decided that we'd take these four day
Speaker 17: weekends and we wouldn't tell anybody where we were going.
Speaker 17: We wouldn't tell the other people where we go, and
Speaker 17: we took it in turns of telling them where we'd go,
Speaker 17: and you could only show up to the other person's
Speaker 17: house because it was a four day weekend with four things.
Speaker 17: So you know, like I'm talking a pair of underpants,
Speaker 17: maybe a sock, maybe a two maybe pair of socks,
Speaker 17: maybe a toothbrush, and then you have no idea if
Speaker 17: you were going to the Mediterranean to go lay on
Speaker 17: a beach, or if you're go into Iceland. And we
Speaker 17: try and sort of play these tricks on each other,
Speaker 17: thinking that they think we're going somewhere nice and more,
Speaker 17: we'd try and you know, mess each other up and
Speaker 17: go somewhere horrible. We'd literally go with nothing, you know,
Speaker 17: it was that was that was pretty request, I guess,
Speaker 17: but I was only twenty three, so that would Curtis.
Speaker 2: I think you come up with a reality TV show
Speaker 2: there and what's your question for the next person that
Speaker 2: gives us?
Speaker 3: Cool? Curtis, what are you got for us, I would like.
Speaker 14: To know if if you're if you were murdered, which
Speaker 14: detective would you like to solve your murder mystery?
Speaker 2: Study your maker tis we've only met each other and
Speaker 2: killed off.
Speaker 14: A turn your TV detective. It's going to be a detective.
Speaker 6: That we would all know.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, that's a great question.
Speaker 2: All right, Well listen, So are you calling from here
Speaker 2: in Australia? Are you over in LA right now?
Speaker 14: No, I'm in Melbourne. Yeah, I'm hearing on Why are you?
Speaker 2: Why are you calling us so early? Are you on
Speaker 2: the way to the gym or have you got stuff
Speaker 2: to do?
Speaker 14: Were Actually I'm back here sitting in a campaign with
Speaker 14: with Coles. We launched some some mints. I don't know
Speaker 14: if you've seen it in stores, but we did a
Speaker 14: couple of flavors, Mexican and Italian. We did Tie and
Speaker 14: a Chinese and we basically put all of the spices
Speaker 14: and herbs that you would you would want in a
Speaker 14: recipe that you'd be cooking with that dish like spaghetti bolonets,
Speaker 14: for instance. You want oregano and thyme and all of
Speaker 14: the onions and garlic and all that stuff in the recipe,
Speaker 14: so we've actually minced it up and put it in
Speaker 14: with the mint. So we're back here. It's gone off
Speaker 14: to a really good start, so we're shooting another another
Speaker 14: couple of campaigns for that.
Speaker 2: Tell me this, whenever I go into Col's right, I
Speaker 2: see your picture up there. You buy the bread, you
Speaker 2: buy the daddi Curtis is everywhere. Okay, you're telling me
Speaker 2: about the exciting new developments in the world of mint.
Speaker 2: And you used to phrase their mince it up? Is
Speaker 2: that going to be the strap line from the I
Speaker 2: want to see a picture of you with some mints
Speaker 2: urging all Australians to mince it up.
Speaker 14: Give them a little inspiration.
Speaker 19: Yat rainstorm we're having here right Friday together, all right, listen, Curtis,
Speaker 19: have a great weekend.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 6: You're so welcome.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 1: Just right by the Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I'm actually just going to say this now. Please don't
Speaker 2: listen to the rest of today's show. I know that
Speaker 2: normally people like me are going, hey, stick around, coming
Speaker 2: up with next crazy stuff pranks. Please actually just hang
Speaker 2: up now go and listen to Fox. They've probably got
Speaker 2: some cash they're giving you. Just shove through your letterbox.
Speaker 2: Pangy's on form at the moment.
Speaker 3: I've heard. I love the TV advert.
Speaker 8: Check them out. I don't think Peggy does Fridays.
Speaker 3: Oh no, he's not forgetting over. He's not on. Do
Speaker 3: you know what? Because there's something about have you felt it?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 8: Weirdness in today, weirdness around us.
Speaker 2: Everything My finger is bandaged like et it's throbbing. Everything
Speaker 2: about today's show just there's something not quite right about it.
Speaker 2: And I'm scared about what we could do to this
Speaker 2: fine radio station by staying on air for another two
Speaker 2: and a half four or so hours.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: What we do have right now then is this it's
Speaker 2: not got Friday. You should be knocking off right now.
Speaker 2: When you finish this seven o'clock news at ten minutes
Speaker 2: past seven, that's where you go. I don't think today's
Speaker 2: show is onning on time? All right, So knock off Friday.
Speaker 2: It's very simple. On a Friday, it's all about what
Speaker 2: time do you knock off? That's when it's offishal at
Speaker 2: the start of your weekend. Whether you're knocking off to
Speaker 2: go to the pub or cracking open your first beer,
Speaker 2: whatever you're going to do. It's all about when you
Speaker 2: get out of work on a Friday. So you simply
Speaker 2: call us up on a Friday to us what time
Speaker 2: you are knocking off nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three so we can kickstart your weekend. Nine four
Speaker 2: one four one o four three. What time are you
Speaker 2: knocking off today? Give us a call the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three, because.
Speaker 3: That's where the weekend starts.
Speaker 2: So when you get out the door, you down tools
Speaker 2: or whatever you do, and you begin your weekend is
Speaker 2: when you knock off on a Friday. Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one o four three. What time are you knocking
Speaker 2: off today?
Speaker 3: Jane? Good morning?
Speaker 15: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: Jane, good morning. What time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 5: Jane?
Speaker 15: I knocked off already at class past five.
Speaker 3: Good what's five? And what you've been doing overnight? Jane?
Speaker 15: I was on Carl. I was working at the motel
Speaker 15: in Gilong, but I left a quarts past five to
Speaker 15: start a new job in Townsville.
Speaker 3: All right, what's your new job? Jane?
Speaker 15: Send managing a motel.
Speaker 2: You are Melbourne's greatest motel manager. That's why she goes
Speaker 2: from motel to motel managing them.
Speaker 3: All right, you are, You're into the in demand motel manager. Jane.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for giving us a cool enjoy
Speaker 3: your weekend, yo too, Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, bye bye, Now Jane's easy.
Speaker 8: Jane, Well she's going to tenthie. She's not our listener anymore.
Speaker 3: Brutal there, brutal Mark.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Mony, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: Good morning mate, welcome to the Sewan. What time you
Speaker 2: knocking off today?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm knock off at twelve thirty today.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and what are you going to be doing? Mate?
Speaker 18: Well, it's my birthday today, so I'm going to catch
Speaker 18: up with the family and yeah, I just have a
Speaker 18: casual day. I think I'm going to be dying tonight
Speaker 18: by my wife, my good wife.
Speaker 3: Oh lovely listen, happy birthday from us.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: All right, enjoy your knock off at twelve thirty today.
Speaker 12: Thanks very much.
Speaker 3: All right, Chez Mark. Bye. Let's go to Sam. Good
Speaker 3: morning Sam.
Speaker 12: Hello, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good Sam? How are you?
Speaker 20: Yeah? I'm all right. I have just feed work quarter
Speaker 20: past seven in the morning. I work in a mental
Speaker 20: health residential facility.
Speaker 2: Good man, good for you bought what to do? Well done?
Speaker 2: And what are you going to do with your day now?
Speaker 3: Now you're knocked off, I'm going home to bed. Hey,
Speaker 3: so we're putting you to speak.
Speaker 14: Listening the.
Speaker 20: Last few weeks, I've heard people that knock off at
Speaker 20: seven o'clock in the morning. They go home and have
Speaker 20: a glass of wine.
Speaker 3: You're missing out on something.
Speaker 20: No, I'll wait till tonight.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, okay, all right, Sam, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: For giving us a call.
Speaker 2: Okay, see bye bye now Sam. He's going to wait
Speaker 2: till tonight. Sam is some of the other ones.
Speaker 8: But there's a longer way to do it, to tell
Speaker 8: us the things you're not going to do.
Speaker 3: There's a phone in after it this morning. What are
Speaker 3: you not going to do? On four one four four three?
Speaker 3: Thank you Sam for clearing that up. Danielle, Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Danielle. What time you're knocking off?
Speaker 21: Past twelve?
Speaker 3: Awesome? What are you doing?
Speaker 15: Last of the weekend? I have a double topetuity trial
Speaker 15: on Saturday and.
Speaker 4: Saturday double double what Danielle with Shorty with one.
Speaker 8: Dog dog in June dog.
Speaker 3: Sorry, right right, okay.
Speaker 15: Thanks, I'm wanting to get lots.
Speaker 2: Of pass from the pull us right, okay, well listen, Danielle,
Speaker 2: good luck with your dog agidity.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Have a nice week.
Speaker 6: Came you're true?
Speaker 2: Sorry bye bye Now, I said ten minutes ago something
Speaker 2: about to this show.
Speaker 3: We should be just going now.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So up to twenty two celebrities. You've got to call
Speaker 2: the show on Who's calling? Christian still running all next week.
Speaker 2: Then there'll be a top five. You vote for your winner,
Speaker 2: and the winning celebrity gets twenty thousand dollars for the
Speaker 2: charity of their choice and you get twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: yourself for getting them on yesterday, we had a big day, right,
Speaker 2: let's start the show bad Girls give us a call
Speaker 2: from the top of a mountain. Then we had the
Speaker 2: living Legend that is the amazing Olivia Newton. John had
Speaker 2: lovely chat with her, and then we had Chris Hemsworth
Speaker 2: and before we replay what happened yesterday because it was
Speaker 2: in the last twenty minutes of the show, and I
Speaker 2: think most of you would have missed it, but you
Speaker 2: should hear it because he was on great form when
Speaker 2: it was a you know, you know, Chris Hemsworth a
Speaker 2: big starry is but he was so down to worth
Speaker 2: and so funny. There was something heartwarming about it. But
Speaker 2: I thought, we've got to say thank you to the
Speaker 2: person that actually got him on called the show about
Speaker 2: two weeks ago and said that he might be ab
Speaker 2: to get Chris Hemsworth to give us a call. And
Speaker 2: I believe them one hundred percent. Jack on the show.
Speaker 2: Sandy is a very doubting man, and even yesterday was
Speaker 2: calling him a bare face lie and possibly crazy.
Speaker 3: John's on the line now, Good morning.
Speaker 22: John, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 6: How are we well?
Speaker 3: We listen, We're great.
Speaker 2: We're still basking the glow of all the celebrities that
Speaker 2: people have got on the show this week. For who's calling, Christian,
Speaker 2: but definitely Chris Hemsworth. Yesterday was one of our many
Speaker 2: high lights this week, and I just want to call
Speaker 2: you up someone to say thank you for all your
Speaker 2: efforts to support what we're doing here.
Speaker 22: Now that's not a problem. One awards was would Ring
Speaker 22: and he came through for me, So I was very pleased.
Speaker 2: How did it feel yesterday when you hear some on
Speaker 2: the radio Jack Post calling you crazy and possibly elige
Speaker 2: or well, my sister.
Speaker 22: Did a message saying that she was going to ring
Speaker 22: and conferred that I was I'm John.
Speaker 9: I'd be glad I got the chance down to apologize.
Speaker 9: You were telling the truth and you actually had a
Speaker 9: way strong connection to Ks Hemsworth, and you even said.
Speaker 3: That you did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you never told us at any time that you
Speaker 2: are the man who fired Chris Hemmersworth when he was
Speaker 2: working for your company's at Glazier back in the day
Speaker 2: before he became the actor.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Well I've go on the foord the keep of money.
Speaker 22: It was costing me so much money to break.
Speaker 3: So when was this how old we have Chris happen?
Speaker 22: Then he would have been copies. It's been sixteen. He's
Speaker 22: probably sixteen, Hurrigan.
Speaker 2: You've known him since he was sixteen, so he's obviously
Speaker 2: mates with your son Aaron.
Speaker 22: Yes, they went to school together.
Speaker 2: So I didn't know that as well, so your son
Speaker 2: now and they went to school together, and now Aaron,
Speaker 2: they're still buddies together.
Speaker 3: It is his paso.
Speaker 22: Yeah, they're still buddies. Yeah, look after him. So he
Speaker 22: left me to go and do next go and do
Speaker 22: that job. So I always said the seventh wrong one
Speaker 22: and while we deliver, stop working for your dad. You
Speaker 22: don't do a job like that.
Speaker 3: So that you must feel very proud because you've known
Speaker 3: him for so long.
Speaker 22: Yes, it's been Yeah, it's been a funny experience. Really,
Speaker 22: you never think that a person that you know would
Speaker 22: become so famous. Yeah, Chris and still be a fantastic guy.
Speaker 22: He hasn't changed one piece a bit, So he's still
Speaker 22: a prorly fantastic guy. The underworth and yeah, so great
Speaker 22: to be. Yeah, visit and Stiggins.
Speaker 2: Yeah we got to we just got a sense of
Speaker 2: that yesterday Now I call. I called you yesterday John
Speaker 2: in the afternoon to say thank you, And John, do
Speaker 2: you want to share with everyone what you you told
Speaker 2: me about when I first started the show?
Speaker 3: Felt about me?
Speaker 22: Well, I've always listened to gold him. It's been my
Speaker 22: favorite show of listened and morning.
Speaker 3: Show until they hire a flipping Pommy.
Speaker 22: Yes a minute. The minute I heard from the radio,
Speaker 22: I tooked myself, why on earth have they put upon
Speaker 22: me on the radio?
Speaker 8: So how long John?
Speaker 9: Before that you started to listen again two weeks ago.
Speaker 22: No, No, I've always I've always listened.
Speaker 6: He grew on me.
Speaker 2: Well, John, I appreciate that you gave me a go
Speaker 2: and that is the Australian spirit, that you give someone
Speaker 2: a go and then look at you now you bring
Speaker 2: us Chris Hammersworth.
Speaker 3: So I can't thank you enough.
Speaker 2: Honestly, We've got so many emails, so many text message
Speaker 2: people saying they just loved hearing Chris on yesterday. We're
Speaker 2: going to replay it next but I just want to
Speaker 2: take a moment to say thank you John for sticking
Speaker 2: with the show, sticking with me despite me being a
Speaker 2: spoilert pony, and for bringing us Chris Hammersworth and trusting
Speaker 2: us with him as well.
Speaker 3: Well I didn't realize you'd known him quite that long.
Speaker 2: But have a great weekend, John, and we'll see what
Speaker 2: happens next week with the top five.
Speaker 22: Thanks very much, great listening tears.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Are the best from your favorite Pummy.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three set.
Speaker 3: An interesting email from Cassie.
Speaker 2: She heard me chat to Pats off the back of
Speaker 2: her news announcement there sadly about the Bartel splitting up,
Speaker 2: which is very sad. They got kids as well, and
Speaker 2: I wish both of them all the best, but it
Speaker 2: was the way Patsy went. And they have unfollowed each
Speaker 2: other on Instagram, same voice, same intonation as if and
Speaker 2: there has been a fatality on the Monash Christian listening
Speaker 2: to the bar Bartels. I'm following each other on Instagram.
Speaker 2: This is where I have gone wrong. I've recently separated
Speaker 2: from my husband, but oops, I have actually forgotten to
Speaker 2: unfollow him on Instagram and unfriend him on Facebook. This
Speaker 2: actually would have meant all my friends would have known
Speaker 2: it once instead of the awkward ongoing shock whenever we
Speaker 2: catch up and have to retell them.
Speaker 3: All my news all over again. I'm an idiot.
Speaker 2: So officially, as of today, I am not socially connected
Speaker 2: to my ex husband.
Speaker 3: That's from Cassie. That's gay. It's a modern way of
Speaker 3: doing it.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: You don't have to take out and add in the newspaper.
Speaker 2: Just unfollow the X. That's all you got to do.
Speaker 2: That's when the world. It's an official announcement to the world,
Speaker 2: all right. So we're just gonna had Jonam who was
Speaker 2: kind enough to use his connections to someone who's known
Speaker 2: twenty years since he was a teenage boy, Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 2: We're up to twenty two celebrities on Who's Calling Christian,
Speaker 2: which was trust me on Sunday night when I couldn't
Speaker 2: get to sleep. But I we're so worried about how
Speaker 2: this was going to go this week. I never thought
Speaker 2: we'd get twenty two in two weeks, let alone.
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 3: Four and a half show?
Speaker 2: So and all the people who've been contacting people on
Speaker 2: Instagram and Twitter asking him to do this and haven't
Speaker 2: had replies or don't know if they've called yet, don't
Speaker 2: know if they're going to call next week. And it
Speaker 2: finishes next Friday. Thank you very much. I do appreciate
Speaker 2: it's a very different way of doing something on the radio.
Speaker 2: Normally it's about calling in a secret sound what's this
Speaker 2: win some cash? In fact, you don't even have to
Speaker 2: call me at all. It's about trying to get somebody
Speaker 2: else to give me a call. But I do appreciate
Speaker 2: how you you're taking a big leap to run with this,
Speaker 2: and it has been a lot of fun. I hope
Speaker 2: you're enjoying the chats, but this yesterday is one of
Speaker 2: our many highlights. This was when Chris Hemsworth call And
Speaker 2: when you hear this, you just hear what a humble,
Speaker 2: down to earth guy, what a great Australian. This is
Speaker 2: what happened when we finally got Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 5: Calling Christian.
Speaker 6: Christian, it's Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 3: You called us, Chris, thank.
Speaker 6: You, ah, thank you for anthering.
Speaker 3: So what have you done this morning? Have you had
Speaker 3: to work out? You've done the school run? What's this
Speaker 3: morning been like for you?
Speaker 6: Chris? Breakfast and lunches and dressing three kids under the
Speaker 6: age of seven is a pretty chaotic morning. And then
Speaker 6: gone to school, out the door and ras back for
Speaker 6: this this lovely chat with you yourself.
Speaker 3: Mate, that's very good.
Speaker 2: Can you tell me this the chaos of the school
Speaker 2: run is a night okay, and you've got three kids
Speaker 2: as well. It's tough in my mind, all the three kids.
Speaker 2: They've got the official Marvel for lunch boxes. What's the reality, Chris,
Speaker 2: what's in the lunch boxes?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 6: So we've sent a fair amount of you know, the
Speaker 6: four T shirts and what lunchboxes and so on from
Speaker 6: from Disney, and I thought, very nice, but none of
Speaker 6: which you know, is very comfortable to take my kids
Speaker 6: at school wearing. And but many occasional AUTHO even walked
Speaker 6: out with the plastic hammer and it's just like, nah,
Speaker 6: I think this is this is probably drawing a little
Speaker 6: bit too much attention. And it looks like I'm it
Speaker 6: looks like I've handed that represent well kid, I've had
Speaker 6: to sort of hide them.
Speaker 2: And it'd be hard if you had your dad who
Speaker 2: was thought you want to tell the whole school that
Speaker 2: my dad could come in here with his hammer and
Speaker 2: beat up your dad.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one of them is pretty keen on it. I'm
Speaker 6: pretty excited. The other two a bitaded by it at
Speaker 6: this point. So he's definitely my favorite, but a trigger
Speaker 6: get the around And was it you?
Speaker 3: I think i'd read in the papers this week? Was
Speaker 3: your birthday over the weekend?
Speaker 5: Did you have a good birthday?
Speaker 6: I did? Yeah, that's nobly dramatic. It was good.
Speaker 3: And tell me this one.
Speaker 2: My wife always says, this is harder to buy a
Speaker 2: present for a guy than it is for a guy
Speaker 2: for a woman.
Speaker 3: What does your wife get you? You could treat yourself
Speaker 3: to anything. How did she actually get you for your birthday?
Speaker 6: Uh, she gave me the gift of time or time away.
Speaker 6: She she she's given me a serf trip and just said,
Speaker 6: whenever you want books a serf trip with you mates
Speaker 6: and go somewhere and have time out.
Speaker 2: But then, because you're so famous, how do you do
Speaker 2: that if you want to go on a boys trip? Seriously,
Speaker 2: always wandered like that because obviously you have a great
Speaker 2: life and you get to do amazing things. Because but
Speaker 2: at the same time, you still if you want to
Speaker 2: be with your buddies, you don't want all the paparazzi
Speaker 2: and all the fact that goes now you just want
Speaker 2: to be with them, and it not to become an order.
Speaker 5: What do you do?
Speaker 3: Are you in disguise?
Speaker 6: We were in Thailand shooting and then in India and
Speaker 6: basically we had this special effects makeup artist to us
Speaker 6: had wanted Academy A and so on, and we all
Speaker 6: started joking about, boy, could you give me like a
Speaker 6: prosthetic nose and a wig and making that? And that
Speaker 6: you did and we went out one night and no
Speaker 6: one was any otherwise, I know, no one had a clue.
Speaker 3: Great idea.
Speaker 2: Now I'm thinking, if I'm up at Bar and Bay
Speaker 2: and I see someone with a massive nose.
Speaker 6: I feel like I drew more attention. It wasn't out
Speaker 6: of being excited, so it was out of like, what's
Speaker 6: wrong with this guy? Did you talk to John about
Speaker 6: how we know each other?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: And he just said about his son works with you.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 6: He does? But I used to work for John. John
Speaker 6: was John is probably more responsible for my choice of
Speaker 6: career or my career path and anyone else because in
Speaker 6: the sort of soul searching the employment avenue of my life,
Speaker 6: I went and worked with him in his class actually,
Speaker 6: and thanks to him basically firing me, I didn't have
Speaker 6: to seek other options.
Speaker 3: Is that a true story.
Speaker 6: It's a true story. Yeah, I I was. I was shocking. Basically.
Speaker 6: I just loved the idea of like, oh yeah, the
Speaker 6: tradesmen and hardworking. So the truth is like, my heart
Speaker 6: wasn't in it. And I was in charge of a
Speaker 6: few jobs, one in particular, which I think there was
Speaker 6: a straw that broke. I had to There's this big
Speaker 6: convey folt machine they have to put the glass onto
Speaker 6: and it goes through this machine and washes and scrubs
Speaker 6: of the glass and comes out beautiful and shining, and
Speaker 6: so I'm loading it up, thinking I don't know worries,
Speaker 6: and all of a sudden a series of crashes and
Speaker 6: explosions and cracking and so on. I forgot that the
Speaker 6: other end, I have to collapse the glass and take
Speaker 6: it off, and so forty panels of glass layer and
Speaker 6: a massive pile of mass notes. I didn't know what was.
Speaker 6: You'd just gone down to get a coffee and I
Speaker 6: was just like, So he gets back and it's just
Speaker 6: piling up, and he said, you know what's done. I
Speaker 6: think you've got to seek other options.
Speaker 5: Well, do you know what.
Speaker 3: He's such a humble guy.
Speaker 2: He just caught us two weeks ago and he was
Speaker 2: just already quiet guy and a lovely guy. And he
Speaker 2: said that some worked for you in it, and he'd
Speaker 2: been with for five years and he might be able
Speaker 2: to get you give us a call, but he didn't
Speaker 2: venture anymore.
Speaker 6: No, that was part of a deal to take care
Speaker 6: of your son. The rest.
Speaker 5: Shows Calling.
Speaker 1: Christian, the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: It's time now to play beat the Boss. Do this
Speaker 2: every Friday, but to the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: We love this.
Speaker 2: You take on your boss, your boss takes on you.
Speaker 2: If you beat your boss on the show, you get
Speaker 2: to go home immediately. You start your weekend at ten
Speaker 2: minutes past eight. What could be better? However, if the
Speaker 2: boss beats you, he gets bragging rights, and he also
Speaker 2: gets twenty seconds of airtime to plug the business beat.
Speaker 23: On the boss, beat on the boss beat, all the
Speaker 23: buss again all day? Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Once more?
Speaker 2: Apologies, still a Ramona family. All right, let's meet the
Speaker 2: dynamic duo that are being doing.
Speaker 3: Battle this morning.
Speaker 2: We got Mark, who is the employee at first Come oning?
Speaker 3: Mark?
Speaker 6: How why are you Christian?
Speaker 3: I'm good. How are you feeling Mark?
Speaker 6: I'm feeling pumped up, my friend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you ready to begin your weekend in a couple
Speaker 3: of minutes time?
Speaker 6: I certainly am mate.
Speaker 7: Hopefully it was going to be sunnyet but obviously not,
Speaker 7: so that's okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but an early day off, you know, we're knocking
Speaker 2: off early. That's a great thing, right, And what do
Speaker 2: you guys do? What's the company?
Speaker 12: We actually sell signings, so we specialize in all types
Speaker 12: of signings, but more so with vehicle wraps and playing protection,
Speaker 12: et cetera.
Speaker 3: So, and now, how long have you been working for
Speaker 3: your boss, Warren?
Speaker 14: Just over a year now.
Speaker 6: I've got over teeny's experience in the industry. So yeah,
Speaker 6: love what I do, which is good?
Speaker 3: Great? And is he smart? Going? You think you're going
Speaker 3: to beat him?
Speaker 17: Ah?
Speaker 7: Look, we always give each other, you know, a bit
Speaker 7: of fun and cut and crap between each other.
Speaker 14: But also I worry.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get him on now, Warren. You listen
Speaker 3: to this.
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian, Good morning, Warren, welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Thanks for taking up and beat the boss. You think
Speaker 2: you can take on Mark?
Speaker 14: Definitely? I plan to make him as miserable as this weather.
Speaker 2: I'm loving the trash talking already. Okay, So up first
Speaker 2: and Mark, it's going to be you.
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: All right, let's do it? All right? Your first question.
Speaker 2: I should just warn everyone these questions are really easy.
Speaker 2: Produce the back. I don't know where she was drinking yesterday.
Speaker 2: Originally they were too hard. How many guitarists have the
Speaker 2: red hot chili peppers? Had no idea. Now we get
Speaker 2: some of these, so listen out for some of these
Speaker 2: who directed et Mark who directed the movie.
Speaker 16: Et oh good, I would never clue have a guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think of a famous director, Spielberg. Yes, Steven
Speaker 3: Spielberg was the director of E. T.
Speaker 2: Well Done? Which famous musician was born? Gordon Sumner?
Speaker 14: Which famous musician was born?
Speaker 3: Born?
Speaker 9: They're all born the question?
Speaker 3: But I did want these questions again?
Speaker 2: Gordon Sumner, Gordon Sumner, Gordon Sumner born.
Speaker 6: Oh dude, you said that were easy questions. I don't know.
Speaker 7: Give this one the Warren I reckon.
Speaker 3: Sting. Sting changed his name to Sting. All right, next
Speaker 3: question for you, third and five question.
Speaker 2: Which nineteen ninety seven film starred Leonardo DiCaprio. Which movie
Speaker 2: in the nineties nineteen ninety seven starred Leonardo DiCaprio.
Speaker 6: Oh, Titan.
Speaker 3: Ay, you got lucky there, you get two out of three?
Speaker 2: So coming up next, t and your boss has got
Speaker 2: a match that to go into the tie break or
Speaker 2: if he gets three out of three he beats you.
Speaker 2: Stare there, guys, would come back Part two of Beat
Speaker 2: the Boss on Gold one oh four point three On
Speaker 2: the Way the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: One of the many things I appreciate about Shane Crawford.
Speaker 2: He's always ernie, he's never late. However, once more he
Speaker 2: is dressed in one of those oversized jackets, like he's
Speaker 2: just been fishing people out of the ocean. This man
Speaker 2: really does fill the cold, doesn't he. Whatever the weather is,
Speaker 2: hitch other summer, he comes in basically walking in a
Speaker 2: douna is he?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 3: Let's go back to this then part two of Beat
Speaker 3: the Boss.
Speaker 23: Beat on the Boss, Beat, all the Boss Beat, all
Speaker 23: the buzzy all oh.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Apologies to the Ramone family and their estate. All right, then,
Speaker 2: so two out of three, let's get Warren on the Boss. Now,
Speaker 2: if he matches two out of three, goes into the tiebreak,
Speaker 2: I hope that we don't have to ever get the
Speaker 2: tie break question out.
Speaker 3: It is the flakiest tiebreak question the world, isn't it. Seriously?
Speaker 3: It's like from a radio station five hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: Warren Warren, Hopefully you can get three out of three
Speaker 2: or one out of three and crash out, so I
Speaker 2: don't have to do the tiebreak question.
Speaker 3: Warren, good luck? You ready, buddy, thank you?
Speaker 6: Ye?
Speaker 3: All right, good luck. Let's go these questions. Warren, what
Speaker 3: is the name of the lead singer of the Rolling Stones?
Speaker 22: Not one blank?
Speaker 3: Now it's joking, you're choking.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not the lead singer the Rolling Stones. One
Speaker 2: of the most famous front man in the world.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 11: I've gone blank.
Speaker 3: One of the most spectacular ends.
Speaker 14: This is Michael Miche.
Speaker 3: Michael, Michael, Michael. Stop brancing around like that. It's very provocative.
Speaker 3: Michael Jacker.
Speaker 2: Please welcome on stage now, mister Michael Jackers got stage.
Speaker 8: Right, and I worry for you from here on.
Speaker 3: You've got to get these next.
Speaker 2: Come on, you can do come on, come on, come on, Michael.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get back into it now this I
Speaker 2: know you can do this. War Okay, name one question.
Speaker 2: Name one of Elton John's songs.
Speaker 14: Oldon John, what's called.
Speaker 22: I recommend.
Speaker 2: I feared a four legged duck moment coming up being
Speaker 2: my friend there as Brian.
Speaker 8: Oh, question has to be harder. It looks like we're
Speaker 8: trying to favor them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: Producer Beck is available if you ever need someone to
Speaker 2: set your pub quiz questions.
Speaker 3: Name two of the characters in the village people.
Speaker 14: To these people, I can tell what they look like
Speaker 14: the stage A. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 16: That happened.
Speaker 6: Like a policeman the.
Speaker 3: Indian If people are overhearing you right now? That what
Speaker 3: is that?
Speaker 2: Who's that kind of the phone to Indian Indian guy?
Speaker 3: Michael Warren spectacular.
Speaker 2: I always say in life, go big or go home,
Speaker 2: and you have crashed and my friend, but it has
Speaker 2: been a joy to.
Speaker 3: Winners in crediting a slow hangler. What that was amazing?
Speaker 2: No, you have nothing to say sorry about buddy. That
Speaker 2: was awesome, just awesome. Let's kept Mark back on here.
Speaker 2: You're never gonna left this down.
Speaker 3: Mark, Mark, welcome back. What happened to the mass?
Speaker 7: Warreny fel to pieces question?
Speaker 3: All right, Mark, you get to go home now, that's it.
Speaker 3: Off you go. You can begin your weekend right now.
Speaker 3: That's the rules. That's surprise. Off you go, mine.
Speaker 14: I'm already in Mansfield, already on my way to the
Speaker 14: ski slaps, and I've got the company credit cards.
Speaker 18: Thanks Warren.
Speaker 3: You still need to work this, but out, I mean
Speaker 3: it is fitting. I think it's feeling Jason. Goodbye, mind Mark,
Speaker 3: enjoy your weekend. Well done, Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Guys, Thank you Warren.
Speaker 3: Warren's gone he's chasing himself up. Paul Warren.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, joined every Friday by Shane Crawford in the studio
Speaker 2: Come morning, crawth.
Speaker 3: What a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 2: Have people been asking you to take part in Who's
Speaker 2: Calling Christian?
Speaker 24: I've had a few emails, Yeah, I have.
Speaker 2: And you've still got that original AOL email, haven't you
Speaker 2: the booty King?
Speaker 3: That's great. I don't know I have a new so
Speaker 3: it's a different time. It's a different time.
Speaker 24: But I've had to reply and say, look, I just
Speaker 24: don't think it's going to work. I just don't think
Speaker 24: you're going to be able to get the money. And
Speaker 24: so straight away they reply, all right, we'll move on
Speaker 24: to someone else.
Speaker 3: Now, how do you get on Sunday doing city to surf?
Speaker 24: And like yourf was great, eighty five thousand people, a
Speaker 24: great atmosphere.
Speaker 3: We made it to the end.
Speaker 24: There's a lot of people and when you're running on
Speaker 24: the road with a lot of people, one thing you
Speaker 24: don't train for is to actually weave in and out
Speaker 24: of everyone and make sure you don't fall over anyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because obviously you're an in shape guy, but I
Speaker 2: saw that when you were doing the film and on
Speaker 2: Instagram you appear to be going more slow than you
Speaker 2: normally would.
Speaker 24: Well, yes, yeah, it was. It's something that you don't
Speaker 24: really prepare for. But the atmosphere and just everyone's in
Speaker 24: such a great vibe, and probably every five hundred meters
Speaker 24: there's bands playing, there's people doing meditation on the side
Speaker 24: of the roads, there's all sorts of things going on.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it was nice to be a part of that.
Speaker 2: Now, last week you said you could get David Beckham's
Speaker 2: kind of question.
Speaker 3: We've had, James Carden.
Speaker 24: I've been tuned in. I've been telling everyone make sure
Speaker 24: you listen to Gold. It's fantastic. A lot of the
Speaker 24: celebrities are calling in and yeah, make sure you're doing that.
Speaker 5: So they're doing it.
Speaker 24: All my friends who don't normally listen to Gold, I've
Speaker 24: switched them over.
Speaker 3: Oh great, thank you.
Speaker 24: So hopefully that helps.
Speaker 8: This sounds like a lot of buttering up to say
Speaker 8: that you.
Speaker 3: Why are you being so angry?
Speaker 8: Have you had a bad week?
Speaker 2: Well, then we've just been looking forward to David Beckham
Speaker 2: coming on like you promised last Friday.
Speaker 3: I still got another week. Yeah, yep, another week. But
Speaker 3: that's right.
Speaker 2: Listener John gave us twenty four hours notice, said, look,
Speaker 2: Chris Hemsworth may call tomorrow. When are you able to
Speaker 2: say he's locked in? Minded you say Wednesday, Thursday, Friday?
Speaker 2: Give us a date.
Speaker 24: Well you wouldn't believe this, but David's people are coming
Speaker 24: out to Australia next week, so we.
Speaker 8: Know what these people on the show.
Speaker 3: I've been told, Hey, what about the end of August?
Speaker 3: Does it still work? Then finish his next Friday?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well so you go and have that argue.
Speaker 24: I'm like, well, hang on, no, no, no, it has
Speaker 24: to sort of happen over the next two weeks. Oh no,
Speaker 24: but we might be able to give you him at
Speaker 24: the end of August. So can we push the competition out?
Speaker 2: What just on the off chance that you might be
Speaker 2: able to get depending on your meeting with his people,
Speaker 2: might be able to get David Beckham.
Speaker 3: I'll do my.
Speaker 24: Best and if I can't get a hold of him,
Speaker 24: I'll try someone else.
Speaker 2: All right, So who else is after David Berckham? Who's
Speaker 2: the next most famous person you have in that phone
Speaker 2: of yours?
Speaker 3: Because you know everybody. No, No, I don't, Yes, you do.
Speaker 3: You're who's who? No, that's not a connected guy.
Speaker 24: That's not true. Cram from Spider Bait.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Shane Crawford is with us last Friday. You gave us
Speaker 2: your first big exclusive of the year about Ruffy and
Speaker 2: you proved to be right.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 24: I said, yes, he will have a farewell game and
Speaker 24: will be next week, which is obviously this week. And
Speaker 24: guess what on Monday what happened? Yeah, yes, that's right.
Speaker 24: The world was told that guess what, we are going
Speaker 24: to give him.
Speaker 3: A farewell You broke it days before I did.
Speaker 24: I started off I said I'm ninety nine percent sure,
Speaker 24: and then I went to fifty percent, and then I
Speaker 24: think I went down about twenty four.
Speaker 3: Do you have another exclusive?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Won it? Wonder this year? Won a year?
Speaker 2: All right, So a couple of big stories to talk about.
Speaker 2: Then what do you think about the Braiden Sire story?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 24: Oh, yes, a young man from Collingwood who went and
Speaker 24: played basketball with his mates.
Speaker 3: And he's off injured.
Speaker 24: Who was he had a calf injury? Obviously he's feeling
Speaker 24: good and ready to get back out and play, and
Speaker 24: he's a very good player. But as an AFL footballer,
Speaker 24: when you sign a contract, do you at.
Speaker 5: All that to do anything?
Speaker 3: I like anything at all?
Speaker 2: So were you when you play you were Were you
Speaker 2: allowed to even ride a motorbike or do anything sporting?
Speaker 24: Back then, we had a couple of guys when I
Speaker 24: first started. We had Dermitt Brown and he used to
Speaker 24: ruck up on his Harley Davidson and he thought, I'm
Speaker 24: not yet or he had he had a Ferrari at
Speaker 24: the time as well, so that.
Speaker 3: Was a very different.
Speaker 24: But these days you are not all that like even
Speaker 24: to see other doctors, physios, you name it. It is
Speaker 24: just all off limits. However, when I was playing Jason
Speaker 24: duns To, one of the all time great goalkickers for
Speaker 24: the Hawthorne Football Club, myself and a few other players,
Speaker 24: we decided to go to the snow for the weekend.
Speaker 3: Jason Love and.
Speaker 2: That's not dangerous on ankles knees.
Speaker 3: Here in Australia, which is just like black Eyes. You're
Speaker 3: flying down the mountains.
Speaker 24: So we just said, I know, we're just going there
Speaker 24: for a social thing to catch.
Speaker 8: Up with people.
Speaker 3: So anyway, we headed off to Mount Buller.
Speaker 24: Jason had had a lot of knee injuries and was
Speaker 24: coming towards the end of his career.
Speaker 3: Balaclava is on rug up.
Speaker 24: No one knew that we were there, away we went,
Speaker 24: so we'd ski all day and then we go out
Speaker 24: at night and have a good time, and then the
Speaker 24: wake up the next day and get out and ski
Speaker 24: and we just crossed our fingers. More for Jason than anyone.
Speaker 24: He wasn't going to do a knee so we were
Speaker 24: able to get away with it. But back then, but
Speaker 24: these days you cannot get away with.
Speaker 3: It with camera phones and stuff like that. People.
Speaker 24: And I love the name that Braden went with. Fill
Speaker 24: in so a bit of a code name there.
Speaker 3: Fill in.
Speaker 5: Jeezus, he moves quite well.
Speaker 3: Fill in.
Speaker 8: So where do you draw the line?
Speaker 20: Craft?
Speaker 8: Could you go on a trampoline as a player?
Speaker 2: Would he want to know? Could on a trampoline together?
Speaker 2: After a great win, let's go to bounce time.
Speaker 24: I do go to bounce or somewhere where trampolines. I'm
Speaker 24: on there before my kids. But as an AFL footballer
Speaker 24: these days they probably can't even do that. I'm sure
Speaker 24: a lot of them probably got trampolines in their backyards
Speaker 24: and they get away with it that way.
Speaker 3: But can anyone call the show no? Four one four
Speaker 3: one O four three?
Speaker 2: Can anyone tell us what AFL players do own trampolines?
Speaker 2: Do you live next door to Max Corn? Have you
Speaker 2: seen Max Corn bouncing up and down over your hedge?
Speaker 3: That'd be terrifying. We've all got of that with that beard, Max,
Speaker 3: He's on the Traveler. The mass I worries were the
Speaker 3: jumping routine, they too.
Speaker 24: But there's so many, so many things that players, you know,
Speaker 24: used to get up to, and and not only that,
Speaker 24: the different names. You'd sort of do things under. You know,
Speaker 24: even I had a lot of players go to nightclubs
Speaker 24: and pretend to be other players that they were to
Speaker 24: get their drink drink cards. What do you mean, So
Speaker 24: they'd virtually rock up, like even friends. They rock up
Speaker 24: and say I'm Jack such and such yep, okay, and
Speaker 24: you sign in, you get their drink card and you've
Speaker 24: got ten drinks. And you know, some players never ever
Speaker 24: went to these nightclubs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you did.
Speaker 24: The nightclub thought they were there virtually every weekend for
Speaker 24: the whole year.
Speaker 2: I'm not mean no, because I remember when I first
Speaker 2: met your wife Olivia. She said that when you met her,
Speaker 2: you tried the old Hey, I've got a drink card,
Speaker 2: come with Meter's nightclub, and she wouldn't go with you because.
Speaker 3: To flash drink.
Speaker 8: And then she's signing in I'm buddy Franklin.
Speaker 24: He wasn't playing when I started, so I had to
Speaker 24: work on someone else. But yeah, that's used to pull
Speaker 24: that out for your friends, but no, not these days.
Speaker 3: What are your picks for the weekend? Then?
Speaker 24: My pick's Richmond West Coast is going to be an
Speaker 24: awesome game two. Who could possibly play in the Grand Final?
Speaker 24: I think Richmond will win. Very good team, really firing
Speaker 24: and Carlton new coach, feeling good about themselves. Good on
Speaker 24: your David Tigue up against Saint Kilt. I think both
Speaker 24: teams starting to get a bit of form and I
Speaker 24: think that's going to be a ripper. I think the
Speaker 24: Saints might sneak over the line. And Daisy Thomas coming
Speaker 24: towards the end of his career another two games, but
Speaker 24: he's been a great servant calling it also Carlton, so
Speaker 24: we wish him all the best.
Speaker 3: And how are the Bombers going to get on that
Speaker 3: amazing performance. Not they're off to Perth.
Speaker 24: Sometimes a road trip when you've had a really bad
Speaker 24: couple of weeks is a good thing, especially if you
Speaker 24: can go over there and well, it just brings everyone together.
Speaker 3: You know that it's you. It's like a business trip.
Speaker 24: It's us against the world, and sometimes that can really
Speaker 24: galvanize a group.
Speaker 2: And knowing doesn't work for the D's. They've been on
Speaker 2: plenty of business trips.
Speaker 24: They need to have a good look at themselves. It's
Speaker 24: been a really disappointing year for D's. But anyway, the
Speaker 24: good thing is still got another couple of games and
Speaker 24: you've got next to you over pre season to.
Speaker 3: Get all right.
Speaker 2: So Crawf, we look forward to speaking to David Beckham
Speaker 2: next week or cramp from Spider Bait.
Speaker 24: I'll do my best.
Speaker 3: Good luck, thank you, Yes.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melvine's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 2: Three, All right, time for this mornings that work time wastter.
Speaker 2: Still an hour left at the end of week one
Speaker 2: and who's calling Christians? So anyone could be calling Duil
Speaker 2: the next fifty odd minutes. But right now we're looking
Speaker 2: for you to merge two movies together.
Speaker 3: I've got I know what you did last, Dumb and Dumber.
Speaker 8: That's not good.
Speaker 3: Hey, come on, that is solid.
Speaker 2: I know what you did last, Dumb and Dumber, Summer
Speaker 2: Dirty Dances with Wolves? Yeah, and Ocean's twelve Angry Men Ever,
Speaker 2: thank you, Patsy Jack.
Speaker 3: What have you got?
Speaker 9: We bought a Zoolander, thank you, pat Solid Batman and
Speaker 9: Christopher Robin.
Speaker 3: That's smart.
Speaker 9: The Truman Show Girls, he's a great check you come on.
Speaker 2: Anny, you know the kid at score suddenly does a
Speaker 2: half last painting unless she's your best one yet.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 9: If you said a low bar all week, then you
Speaker 9: can easily jump it on a Friday. The Breakfast Fight
Speaker 9: Club very good. Check the one and kill Bill Lee Madison.
Speaker 3: Fantastic Sea Lining your best?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with I know what you did last? Dumb
Speaker 2: and Dumber, stinky, dirty Dancers with Wolves.
Speaker 23: Stinky get out?
Speaker 3: Perhaps? What do you know? All right?
Speaker 2: Send us yours O four seventy five, O three one
Speaker 2: O four three merged two movies together, that's the time
Speaker 2: wasted to day.
Speaker 1: If you go the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Do you know I've realized we've had such a busy
Speaker 2: show today. We haven't even said where is Hugh Jackman?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yes, doesn't he start to like that?
Speaker 7: Are you doing sound chicks down there at Rod Liver?
Speaker 3: I reckon now at.
Speaker 2: Nine twenty, the greatest, the greatest show much.
Speaker 8: Mark my words, you would be down here.
Speaker 3: I was one of the greatest show. He's on that
Speaker 3: nine twenty.
Speaker 23: I reckon he will be.
Speaker 3: He's not done with that.
Speaker 2: He's got a rest there from lunchtime, showering, getting ready
Speaker 2: to make.
Speaker 3: Up, shower shows it on till eight testing the lights.
Speaker 2: It's gonna empty all the water supply out of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: You gentlemen, stood in the shower eight hours later.
Speaker 9: You doesn't have to test the lights get up in
Speaker 9: the bus.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that's a nice rumor to say
Speaker 2: that he does that in the shower, test his pipes.
Speaker 3: That's really rude. Packed family show like this, all right,
Speaker 3: they're ready to do today's.
Speaker 13: Time waste Ready is merged two movies together, Raiders of
Speaker 13: the Lost Jurassic Park, Silver David, No Country for Old
Speaker 13: Men in Black, Civil plus.
Speaker 3: Mark and Frankston South The fault in Our Star.
Speaker 9: Wars Better Silvil plus plus.
Speaker 2: It's we're now doing chemical equations. Dude wears My Titanic.
Speaker 2: That is gold, Gold, Joe west Side Toy Story Gold.
Speaker 2: Gentlemen prefer atomic Blondes, Clever.
Speaker 8: I don't know both of the movies. Bronze.
Speaker 9: Gentlemen preferred blonde that movie, Marilynn And what's atomic Blondes?
Speaker 3: That was the movie with She's like a invincible lady.
Speaker 3: Charles Snap, do you win a prize?
Speaker 2: Is it.
Speaker 3: That pretty? Preas with us? Sound that we got that
Speaker 3: practical magic? Mike.
Speaker 8: I don't know the first movie, do I?
Speaker 3: He's just not that into you mean to.
Speaker 2: Pre Gold plus Mark in Newcastle listening on the iHeart
Speaker 2: app Thank you When Dirty Harry met Sally while you
Speaker 2: were sleeping with the Enemy Silver plus and Lady Cloudy
Speaker 2: with a Chance of Dodgeballs Gold, Nick and Brunswick West,
Speaker 2: Grumpy Old Winn in Black Gold, The Girl with the
Speaker 2: Mad Max Tattoo, Silver, The Lion King Speech Gold, Alien
Speaker 2: Date Night, Bronze, Scent of a rain Men.
Speaker 3: Gold, Free Willy Wonka Silver plus.
Speaker 2: He signs off this one with Free Willy Wonka. Ryan
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, USA, raw. I guess on the iHeart you
Speaker 2: can't listen anywhere a well, but another fact is in Wisconsin.
Speaker 8: You know what, I'm up upgrading that to a gold.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Differently, when Harry met the Terminator Bronze one flew over
Speaker 2: the Titanic Bronze, he's a running out of steam, Farious
Speaker 2: Beard as Day of the Dead silver flatlining, Dude, where's
Speaker 2: my apocalypse now?
Speaker 7: Ron?
Speaker 3: Now that's it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're in the last twenty five minutes the end of
Speaker 2: week one of who's calling Christian? Let's find out who's
Speaker 2: on the line right now and who's going to be
Speaker 2: celebrity number twenty.
Speaker 3: Four this week? Good morning, who's calling Christian? Who's this?
Speaker 12: Well? Hearing that amazing music in the background, I'm kind
Speaker 12: of guessing you'll speak it to Alice Cooper, but as
Speaker 12: Shane Jacobson.
Speaker 3: Ah, Shane, thank you very much for calling the show.
Speaker 12: Hey mate, how you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 2: You know, I only moved here last year, but I
Speaker 2: became aware of you with the great movie that is
Speaker 2: Kenny he.
Speaker 12: Will It's well, that's been twelve years ago now, which
Speaker 12: is the amusing thing about a great segue that you said, Kenny.
Speaker 12: The reason I'm calling is my the little boy who
Speaker 12: played my son in that film, who's actually my nephew,
Speaker 12: is my brother Clayton's son. It's his best mate that
Speaker 12: wanted me to call in, which is Charlie Ershank, who's
Speaker 12: his mate. And then doing it. It's actually out of
Speaker 12: fear and it's out of love. So the fear is
Speaker 12: my nephew's best mate is about spy. He's about six
Speaker 12: foot eight, so yeah, he picks my fruit for me
Speaker 12: without a ladder. And then my nephew, who was a
Speaker 12: little boy in the film is now roughly at the
Speaker 12: size of a Ford transit band on its end. So
Speaker 12: when the two so when the two of them spoke
Speaker 12: to me and said would you do it?
Speaker 3: I just went, yeah, of course, whatever, take the money.
Speaker 12: The other half yeah, exactly, and then the other half
Speaker 12: is out of loud. I work with a lot of
Speaker 12: chan Mirabel's charity. I'll be with Bigg's. We look after
Speaker 12: children who are left orphan or abandoned as a result
Speaker 12: of overdose parents. So yeah, you know, I picked to
Speaker 12: save my life by not being beaten to death by
Speaker 12: my nephew and he's best mate, and to support Mirabelle.
Speaker 2: I love all of that. I'm stunned at the connection
Speaker 2: to Kenny. That's amazing.
Speaker 12: Yeah, because I'm still going to the toilet as I
Speaker 12: did when we made it, so you know it's still
Speaker 12: a constant theme.
Speaker 3: I bet yeah. And what are you up to this morning?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 3: What have we interrupted your morning routine? What are you
Speaker 3: up to today? Shane?
Speaker 12: Well, I've just wanted there still filming Australia's Got can't
Speaker 12: at the moment with with with right down to the
Speaker 12: middy gritty. So so I've literally just flanged Harmer. To
Speaker 12: be honest, I did the school drop off this morning
Speaker 12: with the kids and survived that, and I was so
Speaker 12: excited I wanted to speak to another Corona.
Speaker 3: Why you called the wrong show? Shane? Now? Are you
Speaker 3: aware how this works?
Speaker 2: Every celebrity that gives us a call, they leave a
Speaker 2: question for the next person. And earlier on this morning,
Speaker 2: when about quarter to seven Curtis Stone called the show,
Speaker 2: he left this question. This is the question for you, Shane.
Speaker 2: Have listened to this.
Speaker 14: If you were murdered, which detective would you like to
Speaker 14: solve your murder Mystery.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's an easy one because you featured one of
Speaker 12: these songs, which is go akiss, Who's a bit of
Speaker 12: a mate of mine? Where do I think called jack
Speaker 12: rash together?
Speaker 5: Very good?
Speaker 12: Yeah, And so there's normally a little bit of straight
Speaker 12: to the humor in the show, but they also actually
Speaker 12: catch the bad guys. So I would like to think
Speaker 12: people would get a bit of a laugh out of
Speaker 12: my death, but also would find the bars that killed me.
Speaker 3: Ah, And what is the question you're going to be
Speaker 3: leaving for the next person, Shane?
Speaker 12: If you had a were allowed to have a superpower,
Speaker 12: or someone was able to give you a superpower, what
Speaker 12: would it be? And also how much would they pay
Speaker 12: me if I convinced them I have that ability?
Speaker 3: This is quite a big question, isn't it.
Speaker 12: This means if well, I just want to know if
Speaker 12: another celebrity is as stupid as I am, and so
Speaker 12: that if I said, look, if I could the ability
Speaker 12: to have a superpower, what would it be? And when
Speaker 12: they said I want to fly? I think, okay, I
Speaker 12: have that ability to give that to you? How much
Speaker 12: a you're willing to pay me for it? And then
Speaker 12: I take the money and run and tell them by
Speaker 12: midnight tonight you'll have those powers, which of course is
Speaker 12: never going to happen. But I want to know how
Speaker 12: much money I can get out of this and when
Speaker 12: the next person answers that question given my number.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's quite a sort of confidence scam that you're
Speaker 2: setting up here using the show, Shane.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Plus, I've given away my plan, which means it's a
Speaker 12: stupid plan.
Speaker 3: And what would be the superpower that you'd like, Shane,
Speaker 3: what'd be for you?
Speaker 12: Well, you know, one of the things is, you know,
Speaker 12: you kind of give up your anonymity a little bit
Speaker 12: when you've got a recognizable head, So mine, mine would
Speaker 12: be probably invisibility. Plus the other thing is I would
Speaker 12: do that out of respect for people too, because sometimes
Speaker 12: when people see me on the street, they recognize me
Speaker 12: and at the same time they realize how unattracted Miami person.
Speaker 3: They don't do that.
Speaker 6: Don't get a faith with a drop pie. What are
Speaker 6: you doing?
Speaker 12: For a while, I was an ambassador for Kenny Craig,
Speaker 12: and you know why I did it because I stopped
Speaker 12: people from wanting to eat.
Speaker 3: He's going into the routine now, he's going to the act.
Speaker 2: I love it. We're getting a stand up set here
Speaker 2: on the phone. This is great, sit down stand up
Speaker 2: in the morning.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: You're starting a new train, Shane, Well, I said, what's
Speaker 2: your weekend for you? You're doing stuff with the family
Speaker 2: or actually.
Speaker 12: The truth we are one thing. My eldest boys, that
Speaker 12: Mad team were all my kids and Mad teen on
Speaker 12: sort of Harry Potter and stuff. And the Melbourne Symphony
Speaker 12: Orchestral do this incredible gig where the actually play live
Speaker 12: music while you watch the movie. So we're going to
Speaker 12: go and have a lot of that. To be honest,
Speaker 12: I've got I've got a little bit of work to do,
Speaker 12: but yeah, we look forward to that every time they
Speaker 12: come around. So if anyone and this is I'm in
Speaker 12: no way involved in the count of whatsoever, but anyone
Speaker 12: in the right mind that's ever heard the Melbourne Symphony
Speaker 12: Orchestra knows how a mate they are. And I literally
Speaker 12: play along with the film. But it's just like to
Speaker 12: see and sounds to enjoy it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my wife went to this with one of our
Speaker 2: daughters last night. They said it was amazing.
Speaker 12: It's incredible, as in I've been twice now and every
Speaker 12: time you actually the orchestra are so in time if
Speaker 12: you will at a course, they're so incredible. I mean,
Speaker 12: there's a reason that international action from all over the
Speaker 12: planet have chosen to play with them in the parts.
Speaker 12: That they're so one, so that in fact, you keep
Speaker 12: forgetting that the music's happening live, but you soon get
Speaker 12: reminded when you know it hits a big CHRISTI And
Speaker 12: as soon as the guy hits the symbol, you spill
Speaker 12: your chips all over your lap and you go, that's right.
Speaker 2: Why yeah, well, I you say that they're in time
Speaker 2: with the movie. I prefer if tonight on a Saturday night,
Speaker 2: they have a load of booze inside them, and then
Speaker 2: they're slightly off time. There's a quiet moment soud of
Speaker 2: the tuber starts up, Yeah, how.
Speaker 12: Mach, I just want to hear just at this most
Speaker 12: I don't know, in opportunity or inappropriate time, you just
Speaker 12: wanting in the form set and he.
Speaker 2: Goes, you know what, but why don't you take a
Speaker 2: kazoo tonight just to live in it all up?
Speaker 12: I always there was a boxing ring of hated the instruments.
Speaker 12: You just know it'll be the recorder and the kazo fighting.
Speaker 3: Absolutely yes, you're right.
Speaker 2: All right, Well listen, Shane, we'll let you go. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for giving us a call. Tell us
Speaker 2: about a great charity as well. Have a great weekend
Speaker 2: and enjoy Harry.
Speaker 12: Potter, Well do mate, Thanks guys, Thanks all.
Speaker 1: Show by the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three Pats.
Speaker 3: He's seen is someone who's getting ready for the weekend
Speaker 3: over there.
Speaker 8: He's got his notebook packed.
Speaker 3: Everything is packed.
Speaker 2: He told me yesterday he was leaving Sharp at ten
Speaker 2: and then in his voice smell, I meant to give
Speaker 2: it to Mark earlier, but there's been so much requirements
Speaker 2: on sound guy Mark to get replays ready for Who's
Speaker 2: going Christian. He actually said, patronize his message. I'm going
Speaker 2: to get out of that ten tomorrow. I hope you
Speaker 2: get the chance to get out of the decent time.
Speaker 3: I don't want to deal.
Speaker 8: With I think you's already started down.
Speaker 3: He's off to a wedding.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yes, I was actually going to ask you for
Speaker 9: a Christian O'Connell shoe or if you get into my
Speaker 9: dress shoes.
Speaker 3: Absolutely yeah, you know that.
Speaker 2: He struggled to get into his trousers because now he's strong.
Speaker 2: Boy is like the whole he put one leg on.
Speaker 2: It ripped because those quads and those calfs, you know
Speaker 2: they're in gorge now with all the muscle in there.
Speaker 3: All right, So we're in the last nine minutes. Anything
Speaker 3: could happen.
Speaker 2: A couple of days ago we were wrapping up the
Speaker 2: show and egg Boy called in right in the last
Speaker 2: two minutes. So we just had Shane Jacobson who took
Speaker 2: us to twenty four. It's distracting, isn't this finger?
Speaker 3: Yes, I just caught a reflection of myself. I look ludicrous.
Speaker 2: It's an over large comedy bandage on my finger that
Speaker 2: I cut with a knife yesterday's.
Speaker 3: It's so sore, the nails split in half. Would you
Speaker 3: want empathy or sympathy from me?
Speaker 2: Of course you wouldn't give it to your hospital when
Speaker 2: he's only got one eye. All right, So we see
Speaker 2: of week one of Who's Calling Christian? Still wide open.
Speaker 2: If you've seen one over the weekend, or you want
Speaker 2: to jump online, try and contact some celebrities on the
Speaker 2: eighties or nineties, not just the big stars we've been
Speaker 2: spoilt with this week. It isn't just about we've been
Speaker 2: so lucky getting Chris Hamsworth as you're about to hear,
Speaker 2: and James Corden, a lot of other big stars as well.
Speaker 2: It's also about the ones that were still trying to
Speaker 2: get hold of as well.
Speaker 3: Still no call.
Speaker 2: From Cowboy you will remember him, Jim Newman from the
Speaker 2: Villash People.
Speaker 3: Where's he?
Speaker 2: Elder Body Macpherson, that listener Steve went to school with
Speaker 2: Rebecca Holden. I know he had the main round Michael Knight,
Speaker 2: David Hassehoff on the show this week, but Butreca holding
Speaker 2: was the mechanic in series two and everyone knows that's
Speaker 2: the real star. So anyone you can try and get
Speaker 2: in the show. And of course Crawford is trying to
Speaker 2: get on with David Beckham. Expect no call from David Beckham.
Speaker 2: Nothing will come from that. But if you've missed it
Speaker 2: so far, here's what's happened. This is just some of
Speaker 2: the high nights in week one.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Whoosh calling Christian?
Speaker 2: Who is going to be the first person you've got
Speaker 2: to call us on?
Speaker 3: Who's calling Christian Christian?
Speaker 6: Good morning?
Speaker 14: It's guy Peers. I have a girlfriend and a child
Speaker 14: here in Amsterdam, so I spend a lot of time here.
Speaker 2: You've got a lady and child in every port.
Speaker 3: He does it very much.
Speaker 6: Hey Christians, Jeffrey calling. This is Richard Reed. Hello.
Speaker 14: I must say you've kind of taken Australian radio by storm, haven't.
Speaker 6: You, mister?
Speaker 3: I don't think my storm or by miss or drizzle?
Speaker 6: How about a London fog?
Speaker 16: Hello Christian, it's James Corden.
Speaker 2: What is in James Corden's office. You've got a coffee machine,
Speaker 2: You've got a treadmill, punch bag.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's full of gym equipment.
Speaker 3: You know that gym that the Rock travels with like that.
Speaker 7: Sean mccalloks, I don't know. It'sm in my position which
Speaker 7: I wouldn't sell or get rid of. It's a hockey
Speaker 7: stick signed by Shane warn.
Speaker 3: Why I would understand.
Speaker 7: Many years ago was on Channel nine as Shame as
Speaker 7: a guest on and I thought it would be funny
Speaker 7: if he signed a hockey seat, so he very nicely
Speaker 7: did on air. You know this sort of joke, and
Speaker 7: then I noticed at the end of the series when
Speaker 7: we got asked it was just.
Speaker 14: Leaning up against I thought, you know what that is
Speaker 14: going to be worth something one day.
Speaker 16: Hi, Christian, it's Nasa.
Speaker 3: He from married the First Sight.
Speaker 11: As you know, I'm number one celebrity in austraight at
Speaker 11: the moment.
Speaker 14: I've got my blue teeth.
Speaker 7: Hey Christians, big boy, Christian is the heart.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: I met Charentino a long time ago and.
Speaker 21: He said in the press one of my next door
Speaker 21: is after John's with Walter David alive. And I saw
Speaker 21: him in the men's room at Baldwin Globe and I said, Hi,
Speaker 21: I'll have but the merely wash okay, and.
Speaker 11: Oh hello, this is the allegedly fabulous Adam Richard Pay.
Speaker 7: Christian is beggar boys? What have I done to maze file?
Speaker 6: They're coming up the hill right now. We only have
Speaker 6: a DVD player back in the houses. You don't get
Speaker 6: normal telling. And we only have four DVDs.
Speaker 9: One is Police Academy one, the other Police Academy two.
Speaker 3: Good Man.
Speaker 6: The third is how to.
Speaker 7: Pack your Parachute like a Pro four and they're so
Speaker 7: please none of those again.
Speaker 6: And the fourth is About Time, which.
Speaker 14: A great film, so we're going to watch that and
Speaker 14: that always makes people smile.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 2: I used to be a super fan of yours in
Speaker 2: the eighties and I don't want to scape. I used
Speaker 2: to have your poster on my wall to of it lovely.
Speaker 15: What if you might be interested then that I've got
Speaker 15: an auction coming up with all my old.
Speaker 6: A lot of the ages, Christian Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 2: I know someone who trains a lot at a great
Speaker 2: boxing gym in LA called Box and Burn, and I
Speaker 2: think you've been in there a couple of times and
Speaker 2: he said that actually you can actually punch.
Speaker 3: You're a good boxer.
Speaker 6: I'm really good at punting when no one's punching me back,
Speaker 6: and I'm real classic Hollywood fighting. I get really confident
Speaker 6: with a bunch of stunt guys who aren't allowed to
Speaker 6: hit me.
Speaker 2: Calling Christian, It's back Monday, six am. One last week,
Speaker 2: Who can you get on the show? Thank you very
Speaker 2: much s all the efforts you're making to make it
Speaker 2: sound so big this week.
Speaker 3: Have a great weekend. We'll see you Monday.
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