Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast will be.
Speaker 3: I'll sort it out.
Speaker 4: What do you prefer? The pyramid or the sphinx?
Speaker 5: Who were traveling with this egg daughter, like we were
Speaker 5: smuggling an egg.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, Welcome Wensday morning. Welcome to the Christian
Speaker 5: O'Connell's show on Gold. Good morning, Patsy Jack, you look
Speaker 5: effervescent this morning.
Speaker 6: Oh if I don't want to jinx it, but Bianca
Speaker 6: and I have locked in ultimate parenting mode. He over
Speaker 6: the last twenty four hours, he has been the easiest
Speaker 6: child to look after. He's slept big chunks at a time.
Speaker 6: He's smiling, he's not complaining, didn't cry when he even
Speaker 6: got his nappy change, which he.
Speaker 4: Hated the first few days. Bathed in peace, He is
Speaker 4: bathed in peace.
Speaker 7: You want to be bathed in peace? Can you change
Speaker 7: my nappy piece?
Speaker 6: With the with a look of wonder on his face,
Speaker 6: he has been a gem.
Speaker 7: Ten days.
Speaker 6: Yes, just for a few tweaks here and there, and
Speaker 6: now we've got him to the ultimate settings.
Speaker 7: Moses has come down from the mountains. What's the secret.
Speaker 7: Let me kill the music. I just get my notepad.
Speaker 7: What have you done?
Speaker 6: I didn't really change anything what we were doing. He's
Speaker 6: just on his own. He's hit a sweet spot. Now
Speaker 6: we just don't touch any of the dials, just leave
Speaker 6: everything as it is, and I so now on to infinity.
Speaker 6: He will be a perfect child. It was so much better.
Speaker 3: How is sleeping for?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: How often you're feeding Patsy?
Speaker 7: Why are you even asking him anything?
Speaker 4: He's had one lucky win, all right, I'm glad you
Speaker 4: asked Patsy.
Speaker 6: So they say to feed them every don't go more
Speaker 6: than four hours without feeding him as a newborn. So
Speaker 6: he's been sleeping four hour chunks. Wakes up, feeds, then
Speaker 6: looks around at the world in curiosity, talks to his
Speaker 6: little dog toy, and then he goes back to sleep
Speaker 6: for another fresh He.
Speaker 7: Really is sort of membercking his dad's like.
Speaker 5: I mean, if only we can get a larger window
Speaker 5: than the three hours we get with you six or nine?
Speaker 4: True, I had two naps yesterday. That's how much.
Speaker 5: You know our women can sink together. I think you
Speaker 5: and your son are sinking in together now. I've know
Speaker 5: you're coming with a dog toy that you've been talking
Speaker 5: to for last ten minutes.
Speaker 4: Honestly, if he's like this.
Speaker 7: You've now got to enjoy the wings.
Speaker 4: He was a drawing.
Speaker 5: I bet the relief for both of you, like especially Bianchor,
Speaker 5: so she can try and get some recharge and rest.
Speaker 4: Definitely we both needed it.
Speaker 5: And no, no, no, I didn't say we, I said,
Speaker 5: be Anchor. It's a complete separation. Are you breastfeeding every
Speaker 5: couple of hours?
Speaker 4: I guess Bianka is still busy?
Speaker 7: How are your boobies?
Speaker 6: My shoulders saw actually from lifting him so much. No, honestly,
Speaker 6: the muscle under my shoulder blade is getting really.
Speaker 7: God, this is unbelieved.
Speaker 4: It is it is, And everybody asks, and you know.
Speaker 5: Ten days ago you were there, you saw what your wife,
Speaker 5: and now ten days on you're like my shoulder a
Speaker 5: little bit achy.
Speaker 7: End of a day.
Speaker 6: Keep but everybody does ask. The first thing everyone asks
Speaker 6: is how's Bianca? How's Gordon? Everybody asks how Dad is?
Speaker 3: Are you right now? Are you serious?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 4: Jack?
Speaker 5: Don't get they asked, because she's been making someone for
Speaker 5: nine months and then pushed them out, and Gordon's been
Speaker 5: on this epic journey to come and see us right
Speaker 5: and meet you guys.
Speaker 7: What have you done? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Settling him You've got to bounce the wear and tear
Speaker 6: on the shoulder from all that bouncing has started to
Speaker 6: it gives. It's just a little bit sore. It's stiff,
Speaker 6: isn't it. That's all I wanted. That's I don't care.
Speaker 2: I just noticed the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Robbie Williams rock d J. Robbie here next month. Got
Speaker 5: an amazing email. Robbie was on the show about two
Speaker 5: or three weeks ago, and a guy has emailed me.
Speaker 5: One of those ones where I keep certain emails for
Speaker 5: the next book. This is one that.
Speaker 7: Is going him.
Speaker 5: Christian only chatting to Robbie Williams. I have the same birthday,
Speaker 5: same day, month, year as the singer Robbie William's. Like,
Speaker 5: we need to know, Robbie Williams, why was I chatting
Speaker 5: to a Robbie?
Speaker 7: Is that the plumber?
Speaker 5: Is that the plumber rob as the singer Robbie Williams.
Speaker 5: And we both turned forty eight last month. Thirteenth of
Speaker 5: February nineteen seventy four was when we were both born, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I get it, man. I heard you talk about show.
Speaker 5: I thought maybe if you and your team are producer,
Speaker 5: could see if Robbie would be interested in having a
Speaker 5: sit down drink. He's recovering alcoholic, he won't be doing
Speaker 5: that meal or whatever, and we chat about growing up
Speaker 5: when we did.
Speaker 7: And how life has done out for the both of us.
Speaker 7: This is the best bit for me, though, right.
Speaker 4: I love the ambition, love all.
Speaker 7: I actually want to make it happen. If his people said, hey,
Speaker 7: rob would love to see you after the show because
Speaker 7: you went, now, I'm going to send somebody else. This
Speaker 7: is the best bit. This is the best bit.
Speaker 5: Well, I kept wring this back going. Did he even
Speaker 5: read this back or just do a check for tone brackets?
Speaker 5: Whenever I get the brackets, that's when it really gets going.
Speaker 7: This is the weird part.
Speaker 5: Wait, there's a weirder part. I'm not a Robbie Williams
Speaker 5: fan of such. I'm not really into his music or
Speaker 5: know much about him.
Speaker 7: End of brackets.
Speaker 5: I'm just interested to know what it'd be like to
Speaker 5: talk to someone born on the same day as me.
Speaker 4: Oh no, surely no.
Speaker 7: Isn't that amazing.
Speaker 6: I'm sure we can find it doesn't have to be
Speaker 6: Robbie Williams. But I'm sure we can find somebody else
Speaker 6: born on what was the date, nineteen seventy.
Speaker 5: Four, thirteenth of February nineteen seventy four. Maybe we get
Speaker 5: our friend Peter here to do his own little mini
Speaker 5: podcast where every episode we can try and find somebody
Speaker 5: else is born the same day as him. Thirteenth of
Speaker 5: February nineteen seventy four. Peter, thank you very much for everybody.
Speaker 5: This is the weird part.
Speaker 7: I'm not Williams fan as such.
Speaker 5: I'm not really into his music or know much about
Speaker 5: so what that sit down mill, you know? And he's
Speaker 5: a busy mate, he's got going on. He's only here
Speaker 5: in melbody one show.
Speaker 7: And they're gonna go, Robbie, what do you actually do? Mate?
Speaker 6: Well, now they have two things in common, the birthday,
Speaker 6: and they don't know much about it, just.
Speaker 5: That when Ribby goes well, okay as soon as one.
Speaker 5: But I'm a really successful simmer, I.
Speaker 7: Don't care for it.
Speaker 5: But nineteen let's just go back to the really intome
Speaker 5: stuff that we share here. Robbie Williams sing I'm not
Speaker 5: a fan of We're both born thirteen to Bebrary nine
Speaker 5: two worlds apart.
Speaker 4: How weird is it having a birthday of the day before,
Speaker 4: fellow who.
Speaker 7: Wants to go first? Me or you? Robbie Williams, you're
Speaker 7: a singer.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: This week we've been trying to tick off the aid
Speaker 5: to Z of all the countries that you've visited. We
Speaker 5: got excited when we're worried about some of the bossom.
Speaker 7: R for the alphabet X, Y and Z. And then
Speaker 7: one of you called.
Speaker 5: Had been to Zanzibar, and we've been digging out in
Speaker 5: national anthems or the various countries around the world that
Speaker 5: you visited.
Speaker 7: This one.
Speaker 5: Sadly, all that the team could find was some strange
Speaker 5: Cassio keyboard MIDI version.
Speaker 7: I think it sounded the right speech, so.
Speaker 5: The double A batteries on the blink in the Cassio
Speaker 5: Gibo playlist. It actually feels like an old nineteen nineties
Speaker 5: computer game.
Speaker 7: It does you know when you've just sended a level
Speaker 7: or completed a level.
Speaker 5: We've got three new gold tokens.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 5: An email yesterday from listener Mike in Milan, Italy, christ
Speaker 5: and I hate to nippick actually down everyone loves to nippit.
Speaker 5: Curiosity got the better of me listening to the podcast.
Speaker 5: That's why it only had some shabby Midi version of
Speaker 5: the Zanzibar anthem. Turns out, I'll tell you why. It's
Speaker 5: not a country at all. Wait what, It's an island.
Speaker 7: That belongs to Tanzania.
Speaker 5: So Chris, you need to wipe off Zanzibard is not
Speaker 5: a country. That's why you've only got You need to
Speaker 5: find a listener that has been to Zimbabwe or Zambia.
Speaker 7: That's what we need now.
Speaker 4: So Jackie Boyards, Lanzabar has been wiped off the board.
Speaker 5: What are the letters that we're looking for countries for
Speaker 5: that listeners have been to.
Speaker 6: These are wide open d L O P not P. Sorry,
Speaker 6: we've been to the Philippines q R w x y Z.
Speaker 5: It's seven twenty seven, guys. I can't judge to sit
Speaker 5: this one out. All right, let's go to Brent.
Speaker 7: Good morning Brent. Hello Brents, you're.
Speaker 9: Right, yes, I'm right there you go.
Speaker 7: Hello there, Brock, we got you and Bret. Where have
Speaker 7: you been on your travels?
Speaker 9: A little Willius Fogg, Christian, I've been to k to Kenya.
Speaker 5: Kay for Kenya, Yes, is not okay, no medi version
Speaker 5: of this because it's a country.
Speaker 7: And what are you doing there? Are you on a safari?
Speaker 7: What were you doing? Brents?
Speaker 9: I was on basically a well seven months long overland
Speaker 9: trip on a truck that my wife organized her wife
Speaker 9: to be as she was then because during the trip
Speaker 9: we got engaged, and it was in Kenya that we
Speaker 9: actually celebrated our engagement with the twenty or so people
Speaker 9: who were also on the truck with us all that time.
Speaker 7: What do you mean you were on a truck for
Speaker 7: all that time? Was it like a.
Speaker 9: Well, it was an overland truck.
Speaker 8: It was quite a thing.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure I'm much they're able to do it now,
Speaker 9: but they'd build a truck up and just with lots
Speaker 9: of seating and stuff.
Speaker 5: To see that as an optional extra as well the
Speaker 5: seating they gave you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't do much anymore. But no,
Speaker 7: one of the older ones a bit.
Speaker 9: Wouldn't it seven months for no seats, wouldn't Yeah? No,
Speaker 9: we did have seating, fortunately, camped in tents and they're about, yeah,
Speaker 9: twenty odd people of various nationalities. Amazing, Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: It was so every day, you're on the truck for
Speaker 4: seven months.
Speaker 9: Well we had that basically, and yeah, tent camping, cooked
Speaker 9: on a fire, and the canyon. The Kenyon stop was
Speaker 9: the last stop in the twenty.
Speaker 7: Two weeks to be beautiful.
Speaker 9: Oh no, it was amazing, No, it was real. Well
Speaker 9: it's a bit cliche, I know, the trip of a
Speaker 9: lifetime stuff. You know, you'd never do that kind of
Speaker 9: thing again.
Speaker 5: And when what animals did you see? Do you see
Speaker 5: wildeb east and giraffes?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, oh jeez, you know all of that stuff
Speaker 9: with them, elephants, hippos, you name it, rhino we did,
Speaker 9: I mean we visited, We visited at any parks that
Speaker 9: we came across along the way, and there were plenty
Speaker 9: of those. Otherwise, it was just you know, experiencing all
Speaker 9: the different cultures along the way, because we traveled pretty
Speaker 9: much in the length of bread to Africa. By the way,
Speaker 9: I did visit Zimbabwe and Zambia. But I guess I
Speaker 9: can't double.
Speaker 7: This show is actually called the Triple Dip.
Speaker 9: Oh well, yeah, so there you go. That came later
Speaker 9: after Keny. We did go through Zambia and.
Speaker 7: The amazing expedition you guys went on.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, no, well you know, I mean my wife
Speaker 9: planned it. I was lucky to be there and lucky
Speaker 9: then to it. Yeah, she was a South African.
Speaker 7: Brent, thank you very much. Have a good day.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: All right, let's find out some more countries. You can
Speaker 5: help us tick off as we're try and do the
Speaker 5: alphabet using the countries that you've been to. Karen, good morning,
Speaker 5: Good morning, Good morning, Karen, welcome to the show.
Speaker 10: Thank you, Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 7: Good morning, very good. Like a little class of school children.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 10: Is everyone being good?
Speaker 3: Karen?
Speaker 7: Karen, So where have you been.
Speaker 10: Oh, we went to New Zealand. We took a family
Speaker 10: a cruce to New Zealand.
Speaker 7: When do you say cruise, What do you mean from
Speaker 7: Australia to New Zealand.
Speaker 10: Yes, we left from Melbourne and we did a cruise.
Speaker 10: But I don't call it the New Zealand Cruise.
Speaker 9: I call it the spew cruise.
Speaker 7: You got seasick?
Speaker 10: No, there was a major outbreak on the ship of
Speaker 10: the neuro virus.
Speaker 5: I've had the virus before, it is, and I couldn't
Speaker 5: think it was bad enough being sick at home.
Speaker 7: The thought.
Speaker 4: Can run and hide.
Speaker 7: Oh, you poor poor thing.
Speaker 10: There was four of us in one room, no windows,
Speaker 10: no windows, No, well we had a window, but you
Speaker 10: couldn't open.
Speaker 7: It of course.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then how do you work out who gets
Speaker 5: first nibs on the toilet you'll need it and the sinks.
Speaker 10: Oh honey, it was just like you made it or
Speaker 10: you didn't. Like my my son came flying off the
Speaker 10: top bunk and threw up all over our shoes.
Speaker 5: Like a hope, like a journey. So it is the
Speaker 5: power of his projectile vomit.
Speaker 7: Yes, it was horrendous.
Speaker 10: Poor me as well, like wet. He tried to get
Speaker 10: into the toilet but then tripped it as a little
Speaker 10: steps and the like really smacked your space on the ground.
Speaker 10: So he just didn't know what to do, whether it's
Speaker 10: a stand over toilet or sit on it. I mean
Speaker 10: we didn't even have any buckets.
Speaker 7: Virus is just it just it's ruined.
Speaker 10: And my poor husband and other son didn't get it.
Speaker 10: So they could, Yeah, they could leave the room, but
Speaker 10: I couldn't, and my other son couldn't for two days.
Speaker 10: So they would leave, come come back and walk in
Speaker 10: and go, Oh my god, what a holiday it was. Tremendous,
Speaker 10: and then the staff would come each day in hazmat suits,
Speaker 10: open the door and spray the whole room while everyone's
Speaker 10: walking and past looking in. It was horrendous.
Speaker 7: So did the whole Did the whole cruise get the
Speaker 7: outbreak of noravirus?
Speaker 10: Most of them did, And there were so many older
Speaker 10: people on it, and that we had mobility issues and
Speaker 10: things like that.
Speaker 7: You don't want to know.
Speaker 5: It's very very explosives and mobility issues we're doing as.
Speaker 4: Walking around on them.
Speaker 10: Off seriously that our toilet even blocked up. That's just
Speaker 10: that's the sum of it. It's just it was terrible.
Speaker 5: You said Spew Cruise. I thought it was marketed like that,
Speaker 5: like the Kiss Cruise, is the Spew Cruise, Extreme rapid
Speaker 5: weight loss, the spew Crewise.
Speaker 10: It was my first holiday I went to on the
Speaker 10: I didn't go and wait.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jack and I watched Ghost yesterday, which I cannot wait
Speaker 5: to get into. I loved it. Anyway, I don't want
Speaker 5: to send any more for now. The other thing we
Speaker 5: talked about on yesterday's show was the extraordinary scenes. As
Speaker 5: Jack was telling us how there may well be a
Speaker 5: baby outing to the Grand Prix, and obviously people here
Speaker 5: in Australia and Melbourne very very excited that Grand Prix
Speaker 5: is back selling.
Speaker 7: Out this weekend.
Speaker 5: And on Monday, I was in a big meeting with
Speaker 5: our big big boss who've flown in from Sydney I
Speaker 5: only ever seen well three times a year. Halfway through
Speaker 5: we had to get in a ten minute discussion because
Speaker 5: young Jack Post his manager had called requesting five tickets
Speaker 5: five two U plus one which is additional way right
Speaker 5: five to go to the Grand Prix. Wait to you
Speaker 5: hear why he needs five. You're in a tough spot
Speaker 5: right now.
Speaker 6: Well, my in laws and my sister in law visiting
Speaker 6: from America, and on top of their priority list above
Speaker 6: meeting our new baby Gordon, they want to go to
Speaker 6: the Formula One. They've been watching this new Netflix show Yes,
Speaker 6: which is all behind the scenes about Formula one and
Speaker 6: all of a sudden.
Speaker 7: But it doesn't feature a baby.
Speaker 6: They're obsessed with it. They've even bought him little baby
Speaker 6: headphones ear muffs to go to the Formula One with
Speaker 6: I don't want to go, I asked, hoping that I
Speaker 6: would get to know and I could go look, I've
Speaker 6: tried to get tickets. It's all sold out. We can't
Speaker 6: go too bad. But it keeps going on, It keeps
Speaker 6: getting dragged through the mud.
Speaker 5: It's you're trying to hold back. It's only getting stronger.
Speaker 5: And the in laws aren't here.
Speaker 7: Nobody says three of them, there's one of you.
Speaker 5: There's also your wife. Your wife will side with the
Speaker 5: in laws. They always they always turn on. We get
Speaker 5: thrown under. The buses are going.
Speaker 4: Bianca just wants to please her family.
Speaker 6: And if they want to watch race cars go around
Speaker 6: the track all day and wake up our baby, then
Speaker 6: that's what they want to do.
Speaker 7: I'm willing to put money down. You'll be at the ground.
Speaker 6: Hey, nobody is listening to me. Please, I do not
Speaker 6: want tickets to the Formula One. Why getting pic people
Speaker 6: keep the station going like there is another way we could.
Speaker 7: In Sydney by demanding five tickets. All you walked and.
Speaker 4: Nov I wanted a no, I wanted on.
Speaker 5: This is what people do. They go, oh, it's my agent.
Speaker 5: That's why I have an agent. People they go, I
Speaker 5: don't want them, naughty agent.
Speaker 7: Get six.
Speaker 6: It still remains to be saying whether we'll be at
Speaker 6: the Formula.
Speaker 5: So we were asking yesterday worst place you've seen a baby,
Speaker 5: because sometimes you're you cannot believe where you'll see a baby,
Speaker 5: and you do say to somebody else, who the hell
Speaker 5: brings a baby to this?
Speaker 6: Someone messaged me on Instagram and said, I work at
Speaker 6: the Formula one, do not bring a baby. They make
Speaker 6: you sign a form if you bring a baby in.
Speaker 6: I like to say, we're not responsible for any damage
Speaker 6: to your baby.
Speaker 5: You're going to hand it to Littleis Hamison while he's
Speaker 5: having his titles change, all right. Yesterday on folks Book Facebook,
Speaker 5: worst place You've seen a baby?
Speaker 7: Some of these are great.
Speaker 5: Years ago, while waiting an at the cinema, I watched
Speaker 5: as a mom walked into a cinema with a baby
Speaker 5: and a little boy, maybe three or four. She was
Speaker 5: taking them in to watch Nightmare on Elm Street four.
Speaker 5: This is unbelievable, Christians. A bon Jovie concert and a
Speaker 5: touring car championship race. My wife we went to Gold
Speaker 5: Class on Valentine's Day to see fifty shed. A couple
Speaker 5: had bought in their young baby. That isn't right, That
Speaker 5: really isn't right. Sean dance tent three am Glastonbury. This
Speaker 5: kid was in a pushchair. Bad parents, Christian, what about this?
Speaker 5: We were at a funeral and the baby was going
Speaker 5: yay and clapping.
Speaker 7: Cry. I really really did like that, grandparent Brighter.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'crl Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Every week we were tearing our way through the nineties,
Speaker 5: were pulling it apart. Each week on the show, we're
Speaker 5: picking a letter of the alphabet. We didn't do eight
Speaker 5: s out of the nineties last week for wrong reason. Really, Jack,
Speaker 5: you weren't here and I decided to cancel it because
Speaker 5: I couldn't stand the thought of watching ghost and you
Speaker 5: not watching it as well.
Speaker 7: I held it off.
Speaker 6: Thank you for waiting for me, because I haven't actually
Speaker 6: seen never seen ghosts before.
Speaker 5: Oh I loved watching again yesterday. Let's get into it.
Speaker 7: Why that? How are you doing?
Speaker 2: Ed?
Speaker 11: Welcome to the nineties.
Speaker 7: I'd like to play how made this look good?
Speaker 8: Messa Sheffield?
Speaker 7: This is this nineteen ninety You can't handle the true go.
Speaker 8: Dear her.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell's eight ZEI of the nineties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, babe, all right, let's go back to the nineties.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety the biggest movie of the year cost him
Speaker 5: twenty two million to make, grossed over seven hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty two million dollars. Ghost all the biggest movies of
Speaker 5: the nineties. I didn't realize it made that much money,
Speaker 5: and it became a cultural sort of moment as well.
Speaker 5: I remember the front cover of Vanity Fair where Demi
Speaker 5: Moore who was pregnant. It was one of the most
Speaker 5: famous iconic images of the nineties that went all over
Speaker 5: the world. Then there was the haircut as well, with
Speaker 5: women all doing the Demi Moore Before we actually get
Speaker 5: into the movie, Let's just have the Swayzee talk right now, Patsy.
Speaker 5: Then we can settle you down, because we can't talk
Speaker 5: about Swayze without getting a little bit hot in here
Speaker 5: for Patsy, So tell us about Swayze.
Speaker 11: Swayze was out about oh maybe four or five years
Speaker 11: after he made Ghost. He made to Julie Numar, thanks
Speaker 11: for everything. To Wang Fu. I don't think that's the
Speaker 11: right order anyway. It's a notoriously long movie title, and
Speaker 11: I got to interview it's.
Speaker 7: Almost like six letters.
Speaker 3: I think it it's a really great movie.
Speaker 11: But he was out doing like a primo tour and
Speaker 11: he had like this sort of really nice little.
Speaker 3: Gathering of journalists.
Speaker 11: You could put him to this pool to interview him,
Speaker 11: and luckily my name got caught up, so we went
Speaker 11: into the heat in the city and he was absolutely charming.
Speaker 11: He was two hours late, but it was worth the
Speaker 11: wait because.
Speaker 7: He just be honest.
Speaker 5: Someone's I'm going off for half an hour. No, I
Speaker 5: was once and Mick Jagger was about fifteen minutes late,
Speaker 5: and I said, he's not the five minutes.
Speaker 7: I can't be bothered, like's just too short.
Speaker 11: This was Patrick Swayzey, Jansing and Ghost Anyway.
Speaker 3: He was absolutely charming.
Speaker 11: He was very casually dressed, but he just gave us.
Speaker 7: Tell me.
Speaker 5: He's in a shirt casually, I want to know he's one.
Speaker 11: He had black levis on, a black T shirt and
Speaker 11: black shoes.
Speaker 7: He feels like he's come dressed as Patrick Swayzey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, pretty much, wearing that roadhouse and turkey dancing.
Speaker 7: There's nothing casual about that. He's coming out. He's coming costume,
Speaker 7: not a hair.
Speaker 3: Out of place, had makeup on because he's.
Speaker 5: That's casually dress like that, right, wearing makeup?
Speaker 7: You and go oh Christians today dressed down Wednesday.
Speaker 11: Anyway, he was on point and he was just so lovely.
Speaker 11: There was about six of us just sitting around a
Speaker 11: table chewing the fat with Patrick Swayzey.
Speaker 3: She's just amazing.
Speaker 7: A lot of gushing going on that he's after you,
Speaker 7: after you, but he was just.
Speaker 11: Really, really sweet, and he was one of those sort
Speaker 11: of people that when he looked at you, he looked
Speaker 11: right into your eyes.
Speaker 5: No he didn't, It looked through you. Go When can
Speaker 5: I get out of it? I held it off for
Speaker 5: two hours.
Speaker 7: Where they found these women from dress so casually.
Speaker 11: Anyway, it was absolutely charming, and what struck me was
Speaker 11: just how laid back and how accommodating.
Speaker 7: You he was. What was your favorite thing you talked
Speaker 7: about with Swayzey?
Speaker 3: What's the favorite thing?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 5: I was like, I got to be honest, I was
Speaker 5: expecting more from the story, won't you ja right now?
Speaker 5: Is it took two hours to even arrive in this story?
Speaker 4: What was your number one question you asked?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I actually can't remember what I asked him. I
Speaker 11: remember I was very very nervous, But what I remember
Speaker 11: he told me about was he was very spiritual, which
Speaker 11: was a side that I didn't know about him, and
Speaker 11: he did lots of crystals and oils and that's all he.
Speaker 7: Got them out of like a bag there and then.
Speaker 3: No, no, he smelt really good.
Speaker 7: Great story, isn't it's.
Speaker 3: Dressed in a black suit.
Speaker 1: Black suit would be blue? What a crack of shit?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 5: When we come back, then Jack and I will get
Speaker 5: into the movie Ghosts.
Speaker 1: Look Christian Connor Show podcast.
Speaker 7: Yesterday my wife was out.
Speaker 5: The kids refused to sit down and watch it with
Speaker 5: me because they were like, oh, hang on a minute. When,
Speaker 5: as I said about every movie, would I get's watch
Speaker 5: a movie?
Speaker 7: Hang on it? When was it my moment nineteen nineteen?
Speaker 7: They're like, forget it, it's an old movie, all right?
Speaker 7: To them that it's a really old movie. Was black
Speaker 7: and white.
Speaker 6: Chaplin, they would be discussed with a special effects of
Speaker 6: the Ghosts.
Speaker 7: You're right, the tip job generation aren't gonna dig go.
Speaker 5: So basically I watched it by myself yesterday evening and
Speaker 5: I still found myself crying alone on the couch.
Speaker 7: Okay, got me all those years later? What a movie?
Speaker 5: Genuinely, I love watching it again. I forgot what a
Speaker 5: great movie and it still stands up. I didn't do
Speaker 5: that thing. You know, now when you're streaming sumthing, you
Speaker 5: press pause and you.
Speaker 7: Go how much left on this?
Speaker 5: So we're so rude, now, aren't we. You never used
Speaker 5: to to do that in this cinema. You just sat
Speaker 5: there and absorbed it. You didn't even think about.
Speaker 7: Like how long it is left on it? You were
Speaker 7: lucky to be watching a movie.
Speaker 6: I pretty much do that every week as we rewatch
Speaker 6: an old film. It's pause and check how long it's
Speaker 6: left on the time. Ghost is an exception. I've I've
Speaker 6: never seen it before and.
Speaker 7: Hang on a minute.
Speaker 5: This is gonna be a new side category right when
Speaker 5: we do the movies. This is a non pauser.
Speaker 4: This is a non pausa wow all the way through,
Speaker 4: without even getting up and walking around the hill.
Speaker 7: It's got loads going on. It was they still set.
Speaker 5: It was at the birth of the rom com really,
Speaker 5: because after that, you know, they became Harry met Sally
Speaker 5: Off a huge, mega success of this movie. But it's
Speaker 5: actually more than a romantic comedy. It's got a lot
Speaker 5: in this, this stuff about the afterlife. There's action scenes
Speaker 5: in it, a revenge story. It's brilliant.
Speaker 6: I thought it would be way more sappy just from
Speaker 6: what I knew of the trailers. But yeah, there's murder,
Speaker 6: money laundering, drug dealers, gunfights, and the part I love
Speaker 6: the most is like Patrick Swayze for me, is the
Speaker 6: best actor that is on that.
Speaker 7: Right, he was on like a four movie test.
Speaker 5: So if you think about it, did Dirty Dancing in
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty seven, then he goes to do a year
Speaker 5: and a half later Roadhouse, which we reviewed on the
Speaker 5: show Non Pauser I'm guessing.
Speaker 4: As show I loved Roadhouse.
Speaker 5: Then a year later he does this ghost, right, biggest
Speaker 5: movie of the nineties, and then he does Point Break
Speaker 5: a year later.
Speaker 7: That's quite a four movie tear.
Speaker 6: What are you giving for acting in this movie? Because
Speaker 6: why I loved him as a ghost him. I did
Speaker 6: feel like he hammed it up a few times during
Speaker 6: the movie.
Speaker 5: For sure, when he's doing his whole convulsions when the
Speaker 5: ghosts come through him, it's terrible. You're like, why didn't
Speaker 5: the director yell cup? You know you're doing a great job.
Speaker 5: This is Kenny, this is going to be huge at
Speaker 5: the box office. What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Pull back on some of those facial expressions.
Speaker 6: The one I love the most, the first time he
Speaker 6: becomes a ghost and he realizes that he's a dead
Speaker 6: body and he's in Demi Moore's arms. The look that
Speaker 6: he puts on his face, surely they wanted to cut down.
Speaker 5: It looks like he'd watched a couple of episodes of
Speaker 5: Home and Away and use some of the sort of
Speaker 5: acting range in that to put it into a big
Speaker 5: box office movie.
Speaker 7: It's so hammy and the rest of it. He's brilliant
Speaker 7: in it.
Speaker 4: This is his face when he looks at himself for
Speaker 4: the first time.
Speaker 7: That is exactly now.
Speaker 5: I know it's radio, but we will put this up
Speaker 5: on we do a compare a contrast with the actual movie.
Speaker 5: See so many other things. I noticed watching it again
Speaker 5: because I remember when this came out. It was obviously
Speaker 5: at the cinema right and I was going out with
Speaker 5: a girl at the time in nineteen ninety, and she
Speaker 5: loved it so much we had to go and watch it.
Speaker 7: I watched it three times with her. You know, when you're.
Speaker 5: Willing into someone and you put up with any time
Speaker 5: to do anything, You just do anything just to be
Speaker 5: near them.
Speaker 7: I was seventeen at the time.
Speaker 5: That's not a judged three times to see this at
Speaker 5: the movie anyway, watching it again, yessay, alone on the
Speaker 5: couch weeping in the darkness. Demi Moore won ability. She
Speaker 5: can crown demand out of either rye.
Speaker 4: Did you notice that saw that separate falling tears?
Speaker 7: I didn't notice sagon tears. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I actually rewound a couple of times. It's like, how
Speaker 5: does she do that? That doesn't get enough credit? We
Speaker 5: got it, Perry put that video up. She can crown demand.
Speaker 7: She can go left right, both at the same time,
Speaker 7: or again left.
Speaker 4: Alrighty, it's impressive, as impressive as when you see a
Speaker 4: strong man do peck peck peck?
Speaker 7: Which tear tear, double tear? Why did she? Why is
Speaker 7: it more made? It got two.
Speaker 5: Oscars in the movie You Whoopy Goldberg deserved an oscar.
Speaker 5: She's incredible. Bear in mind she doesn't turn up to
Speaker 5: the start the second third. I think she's like forty
Speaker 5: minutes in. She's amazing and it's Swayzey's gray. You also
Speaker 5: won an oscar for their original screenplay. They wanted to
Speaker 5: write a movie. The guy won the oscar for it
Speaker 5: from the point of view of a ghost. And actually,
Speaker 5: when you watch the movie knowing that you get It
Speaker 5: is very much on Swaysy's point of view. There are
Speaker 5: some great scenes in it.
Speaker 1: It's amazing mind love inside the back of the couch.
Speaker 7: Take it with you? What about that Tito scene? Did
Speaker 7: that move you? Yeah? Me too?
Speaker 10: I love you, I really love you.
Speaker 5: And my other favorite scene is the first time that
Speaker 5: Demi Moore goes to see this mystic Whoopy Goldberg and
Speaker 5: swains the arm man there even though she can't see him.
Speaker 7: He's a ghosts there. What a crack of shit he
Speaker 7: delivers that line. It's so funny.
Speaker 5: I remember in the cinema still he got such a
Speaker 5: big laugh. I just love when he goes a crack
Speaker 5: of shit.
Speaker 7: Color of the things.
Speaker 5: Watching it again, it's a strange ending, isn't it, where
Speaker 5: he goes into Woody Golds but the body and this,
Speaker 5: when we talk about it, becomes an Adam Sounder movie,
Speaker 5: doesn't it.
Speaker 7: So he goes into the body of Whoopy Goldberg.
Speaker 5: And then Whoopee but Swazy on the screen dances with
Speaker 5: his with his wife.
Speaker 6: With Demi Moore, and they missed a real comedy cut
Speaker 6: there because they're showing the ghost of Swayzey dancing with
Speaker 6: Demi Moore.
Speaker 4: They should have cut back to Whoopee.
Speaker 5: If I was directing that movie, you you have top
Speaker 5: up Swayzey, bottom half Whoopee, and then you keep flip
Speaker 5: around like suddenly it's the it's the head of Whoopee
Speaker 5: on the on the body like a photo shop.
Speaker 7: That's how they should have done it, basically.
Speaker 6: The other thing about that which is the most famous
Speaker 6: scene of the movie is the dance with the ghost.
Speaker 6: At the end, they know that somebody is on there,
Speaker 6: on his way to kill Demi Moore.
Speaker 7: Yet his wife, who we can't leave behind to go
Speaker 7: to heaven.
Speaker 6: He's on his way. He's minutes from walking through the
Speaker 6: door with the knife to kill her. Except he's got
Speaker 6: time for a slow.
Speaker 5: There's always time for one last dance. You say, most
Speaker 5: famous scene. No, let's talk about the pottery scene.
Speaker 7: It's beyond phanic. No, come on, it's a meter long show.
Speaker 5: I didn't wonder, all right, I did wonder, And that's
Speaker 5: how she's getting over her ass when she's keeping his
Speaker 5: memory alive by this.
Speaker 4: I didn't wonder. What's bars needed to be?
Speaker 5: And how big are these flowers? How stats while swazy,
Speaker 5: we'll never know? Okay, wait, we'll never know. By the
Speaker 5: way side note our thirty something producer Rio just goes
Speaker 5: to jacket Iron join the song just to look on
Speaker 5: im TB.
Speaker 7: That hasn't done much lately. It's right hard too. When
Speaker 7: you're dead, it's hard to get work. And anyway, he
Speaker 7: googled it like we were like fake news. So are
Speaker 7: we learning about Swazey dice.
Speaker 12: Up?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 5: Oh guys, but anyway, it's beyond phanic. And then that's
Speaker 5: her thing, right, it's obviously pottery. She's actually very good.
Speaker 5: She's made to meet along bars, right, and then the
Speaker 5: ghost Swayze turns Sticksy's fingering it.
Speaker 7: It goes everywhere. If my wife's hobby was pottery, and.
Speaker 5: She's made this beautiful big bars okay, and then I
Speaker 5: turn up and put my finger in it.
Speaker 7: We're not having X on the floor. She's in a
Speaker 7: bad mood. I've ruined her hobby.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast, I'm.
Speaker 5: Going to need to tell you the scenes that have
Speaker 5: happened in the last two or three minutes. I am
Speaker 5: I just say it now on the record. I am
Speaker 5: a believer in ghosts, the afterlife, apparition visitations.
Speaker 7: Patsy I know you are as well.
Speaker 5: On you absolutely Jackie boy. Here is a doubting Thomas,
Speaker 5: which is absolutely welcome. However, are you the right man
Speaker 5: to be taking ghost storys?
Speaker 7: I shouldn't. I overheard you have a little grumpy came
Speaker 7: on there?
Speaker 13: Did all?
Speaker 7: Right? Did I?
Speaker 5: Or did it?
Speaker 7: I heard you say to someone, Yeah, yeah, he has
Speaker 7: his aswer about ghost toys. Make it quick.
Speaker 5: Ah nice, okay, doctor, just give it to me straight,
Speaker 5: make it quick, and then a face of thunder. Admittedly
Speaker 5: you were then I wasn't the one who was chatting
Speaker 5: to someone obviously with a very emotive story for a
Speaker 5: good several minutes there.
Speaker 6: I remember this from a couple of years ago, and
Speaker 6: I thought at the time we banned ghost stories on
Speaker 6: the show because of these exact reasons. Ghost stories all
Speaker 6: come with a long winded backstory. You got to know
Speaker 6: about the house when it was built, the origin to
Speaker 6: get the visitation.
Speaker 1: Okay, what a crack of shit.
Speaker 5: You're channeling the spirit swe But then what happened to him?
Speaker 5: Suddenly he's dancing in wood Pye's body. I want you
Speaker 5: dancing in a ghost body by eight this morning. Can
Speaker 5: you just be open? Okay, I'm going to ask you
Speaker 5: one thing though, and this is actually in order. No
Speaker 5: more calls until after eight, ok. Just hearing that snappy
Speaker 5: old make it quick. You've got the fun house, Sundy,
Speaker 5: Neil Mick, I think you're shutting the body of Neil Mitchell.
Speaker 5: The ghost of Mitchell come in and exercise him please?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 5: So does anyone have a good ghost story? I would
Speaker 5: like to hear it, Patsy would like to hear it.
Speaker 5: You're open, Yes, I am open to a good one,
Speaker 5: Thank you, Patsy. Do you have a good one for
Speaker 5: doubting Thomas.
Speaker 3: I've got a few. Actually.
Speaker 11: My dearly departed mother in law would often come to
Speaker 11: me in dreams at night with messages, so things like
Speaker 11: when we were trying to get pregnant and I was
Speaker 11: losing faith. I woke up one night I felt like
Speaker 11: someone was rubbing my back in circles like my mum
Speaker 11: would to comfort me as a child, and I thought
Speaker 11: it was Chris and I'd actually had a really bad
Speaker 11: nightmare just about you know, pregnancy and not being you know,
Speaker 11: not becoming a mom. One day and I woke up
Speaker 11: and she was standing there rubbing my back, comforting me,
Speaker 11: and beautiful.
Speaker 3: Other stuff too. Like Chris went for a.
Speaker 11: Job once and I had this really weird dream where
Speaker 11: she was picking peaches off a tree and smiling at
Speaker 11: me and handing them to me.
Speaker 3: And I thought, God, that's a really bizarre dream.
Speaker 7: The next morning, you're losing Jack.
Speaker 5: Now I just have to say read face that the
Speaker 5: back rub was great. Now it's about the old peach pickets.
Speaker 4: It's all about the coincident.
Speaker 7: You see peach picket. He was out the window.
Speaker 4: Chris came home and he got a job as a
Speaker 4: peach farmer or so no, no, no, And I talked
Speaker 4: about it on air.
Speaker 3: I was on over at the time.
Speaker 11: We're talking ghosts, and a dream analyst called up and said,
Speaker 11: that's really see bolock. It means something really of you
Speaker 11: know of good faith is coming to you, good luck,
Speaker 11: something fruition.
Speaker 5: You can attach any meaning to a dream anyway, shoes,
Speaker 5: And what it means is I'm going to be walking
Speaker 5: into a new job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but no, I believe in dream medalists.
Speaker 11: I also once when I was driving into work on
Speaker 11: the top of the West Gate, saw about twelve men that.
Speaker 3: I thought would work as dressed in overalls. Right, no, no, no, anyway, no, no, no, Look, you.
Speaker 7: Don't see those sightings every day on that No.
Speaker 3: But I haven't finished my story.
Speaker 11: I thought I was going to run over like they
Speaker 11: just appeared suddenly, so I slammed my brakes. I thought, heck,
Speaker 11: I'm going to hit these people. And they just disappeared
Speaker 11: into a mist at like three one morning, seriously, on
Speaker 11: the way to work.
Speaker 4: Right, it couldn't have been working on a foggy morning.
Speaker 3: It wasn't.
Speaker 7: No, they just didn't And you're just hi, do you
Speaker 7: know you is a bit misty and foggy?
Speaker 3: No, I know what I saw.
Speaker 7: Ghost workers. Vic Rhoades. Need some ghost workers actually on
Speaker 7: that tunnel.
Speaker 5: Get them down there, big up a shovel, ghosties do
Speaker 5: something in the afterlife that tunnel.
Speaker 7: Move in. Other producers, get the lines, Jack, put the
Speaker 7: phones down.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 7: Can you suspend doubt and just be open to these
Speaker 7: beautiful stories about who knows what's there the other side
Speaker 7: from any of us?
Speaker 4: Okay, but I can't just lap up every story, and
Speaker 4: you can't. It might have just been a coincident.
Speaker 7: But can you be open?
Speaker 4: I can be open?
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 5: This is a beautiful story. Right, we're talking about ghost
Speaker 5: this morning. Have you got a great ghost story? On
Speaker 5: nine four one four one oh four three some Jessica Christian.
Speaker 5: I was four years old and painting outside. It was
Speaker 5: a beautiful sunny day. We had a long stony driveway.
Speaker 5: My dad's dad, so my granddad appeared and was talking
Speaker 5: about my painting. Then my mom asked me who were
Speaker 5: you talking to? And I said Granddad. She went back
Speaker 5: inside to answer the phone. The call was from my
Speaker 5: uncle Ringer to say that granddad had just passed away.
Speaker 4: I mean, kids make stuff up. No, no, that is
Speaker 4: I'm open to that. That could be right.
Speaker 7: I asked you to be open.
Speaker 5: Mom came out and asked me heaps of questions, specifically
Speaker 5: what he was wearing. I replied, his jammys, slippers, and
Speaker 5: just and gown. He died in his sleep, he would
Speaker 5: have been wearing.
Speaker 7: It was him on his way one last chat with
Speaker 7: his granddaughter. Okay, I think that's lovely, don't you.
Speaker 3: Patsy, Absolutely it is. I think it's beautiful.
Speaker 7: Let's go to Christina.
Speaker 14: Oh hi, yep. My story is my parents have a
Speaker 14: farm and my dad was doing some spraying or some
Speaker 14: weeds and he's at the bottom of a paddic in.
Speaker 14: My mom and my grandmother were at the top of
Speaker 14: the paddock, so I was further away from him, but
Speaker 14: in the distance they saw him spray and there was
Speaker 14: a person standing next to him pointing out where the
Speaker 14: wheeds were. And as he was pointing what Dad was
Speaker 14: spraying at those particular weed, mister b I didn't think
Speaker 14: much of it at the time. I thought that it
Speaker 14: was probably the friend that we've got up the road
Speaker 14: that might have come across and then had a visit
Speaker 14: that day. But then later that name an't doom were
Speaker 14: no eating. My mum remembered and said, oh, who was
Speaker 14: it that came past today? And they said nobody was there?
Speaker 14: And nobody was there it all the whole day, and
Speaker 14: both my grandmother and my dad breath. My grandmother and
Speaker 14: my mom saw this person who they had been assumed
Speaker 14: with my grandfather who used to wear a flannel his shirt,
Speaker 14: and that's what this person was wearing as well.
Speaker 7: That is incredible.
Speaker 5: It could have been appearance by Jim's ghost. Guardless, that
Speaker 5: is quite still, isn't Christine.
Speaker 7: It's incredible. Yeah.
Speaker 14: What's good about that is that both saw them so
Speaker 14: it wasn't just one person that thought they thought, so.
Speaker 7: It's good again.
Speaker 5: Patsy's one about those ghost who were doing a bit
Speaker 5: of work on the West gate is someboding got jobs
Speaker 5: spray and wheeds.
Speaker 4: Don't just be doing the old who can't for fraternity
Speaker 4: and your own way?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is that a pickup a spade or spraying machine? Stina,
Speaker 5: thank you very much the story. Let's go to Kevin.
Speaker 7: That was a sudden trapdoor cutting off them for.
Speaker 4: Borchristine the garden.
Speaker 7: Is Kevin some internal affairs business going on? Kevin? What's
Speaker 7: your ghost story? Mate? I'm all is well.
Speaker 15: I had an image walk through the house and yeah,
Speaker 15: I sort of met it in the hallway to the
Speaker 15: kitchen and I said, what are you doing? And move
Speaker 15: and something jewberry s language I don't understand. It was
Speaker 15: like a monk. That guy would have hood on and
Speaker 15: he went through the kitchen and that was it.
Speaker 7: You know, a lot to say, did he? I mean,
Speaker 7: I guess we don't know how ghost talk.
Speaker 15: Some kind of must have been in a hurry.
Speaker 7: Yes, a ghost you got to get a wigged on
Speaker 7: ghostly business.
Speaker 5: I got some weeds to spray and then on the
Speaker 5: bloody Westgate today with the guys.
Speaker 15: But that image will never leave me as Look as
Speaker 15: long as I'm a live, it's still like it was yesterday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, got it? Yeah, Kevin, thank you very much for
Speaker 7: cool Brighter.
Speaker 2: Now you're listening to the Christian o'carl show podcast, No
Speaker 2: business like show this If.
Speaker 13: I did my motorcycle license with Hugh Jackman.
Speaker 14: Working at security at Melbourne Airport when Fleetwood Macfan came
Speaker 14: through it, I made damages to snoop dogs.
Speaker 16: My daughter shared the billboard with Cam Reid for Turner
Speaker 16: and I were in a restaurant and three tables over
Speaker 16: was gold lowly winning legend.
Speaker 9: Ernie Sig Christian, he'll be wrapped with that.
Speaker 5: He smashed it last week, Ernie signally breaking winds Triangle sandwiches.
Speaker 5: By the way, we did ask Yeah, all right, So
Speaker 5: we look if your weakest claim to fame, as we
Speaker 5: always say every week on this no claim to fame.
Speaker 7: Is ever two week for us nine four one four
Speaker 7: one O four.
Speaker 12: Three Oh Steven, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 7: Come on in.
Speaker 5: Stephen finished that conversation. Uh, Steve, what's your week's going
Speaker 5: to fame?
Speaker 12: So my weekest claim to fame was mowing Glenn Robbins's
Speaker 12: lawn is hues.
Speaker 7: How come?
Speaker 12: So what happened is I got a job on air
Speaker 12: task gard to do some odd jobs at a house.
Speaker 12: So I went there and this guy had eaten a
Speaker 12: load of coconuts and there was a load of half
Speaker 12: shells left, and he got me to glue them back
Speaker 12: together so he could stick them in his palm tree
Speaker 12: in the back garden. After that mowed, I vacuumed his
Speaker 12: fake grass, and then he asked me if I wanted
Speaker 12: to do some garden in at his friend's house. So
Speaker 12: I said yes, of course, be of extra cash, why not?
Speaker 12: So he took me round to this guy's house and
Speaker 12: this guy walked out and I was like, ah, I
Speaker 12: recognize you. Your name's Russell. He's like, no, it's Glenn.
Speaker 12: But anyway, hello David, how are you? And so yeah,
Speaker 12: and after that we yeah, mode his lawn, had a
Speaker 12: cup of tea and went off on my jolly way.
Speaker 7: That is great.
Speaker 6: I've got so many questions, Glenn Robins, but I got
Speaker 6: about the.
Speaker 12: Coconuts, about the coconuts, very strange.
Speaker 4: Blue coconuts back together. He put this added air tasker
Speaker 4: for you to do this.
Speaker 12: Well, it was odd jobs, and obviously it was an
Speaker 12: odd job. But yeah, I got there and it was
Speaker 12: just to hit numbered them so he'd obviously eaten them,
Speaker 12: and then numbered inside so it was like a numbered
Speaker 12: jigsaw puzzle, and then gled them back together and stuck
Speaker 12: them in his palm tree.
Speaker 7: You've given us a story within a story. This is
Speaker 7: I can't stop thinking about it.
Speaker 4: How did you fix them back into the tree?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Were you super glue?
Speaker 12: Yeah, but made a little hole in them, got some
Speaker 12: THI wire and kind of just hung them there. They
Speaker 12: was just hanging out. Their was very odd.
Speaker 7: He was happy with them back up there they belong.
Speaker 7: This is great.
Speaker 5: I don't know what she's great about this moment Robinson
Speaker 5: having a cup of tea with him, moment his lawn.
Speaker 7: Or the guy with the coconuts being.
Speaker 12: Together, the guy that I inclued the coconuts back together for.
Speaker 12: He was actually the he was a extras act and
Speaker 12: he it was actually the swing coach in Neighbors in
Speaker 12: the late eighties.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's another side story now. Yeah, Stephen, thank you
Speaker 7: very much. Give us call. It's very funny though, mate,
Speaker 7: Thanks for coming, buddy.
Speaker 12: Have a good day, not a problem.
Speaker 2: You two guys to take care The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Look, if your story is your weakest clean to fame, Zach,
Speaker 5: welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Hey I are Yeah, we're good, Zach. What's your story
Speaker 7: for us?
Speaker 12: On a afucking top two?
Speaker 7: Sort of coconuts but none of us can.
Speaker 12: My mum is cousins with Ben Gillies.
Speaker 7: The jump from Silver Chair pretty good? It's pretty pretty good.
Speaker 7: And what does that mean? You get free tickets?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 13: Nothing, really, it doesn't mean too much at all, other
Speaker 13: than just being able to say it every time that
Speaker 13: Silverchair comes on the radio.
Speaker 7: It's good dragging rights. So it's good bragging rights. It's
Speaker 7: awesome dragging night here, and it's awesome dragging ight. So
Speaker 7: you've never even got free tickets or any thing. No,
Speaker 7: I never even got to meet him.
Speaker 9: Got shoved in pretty hard.
Speaker 12: I just got to hear about it every time on
Speaker 12: the radio growing up.
Speaker 7: You know, your cousin's the drummer of this band.
Speaker 5: Ben Gilly's too good for the family reunion to say
Speaker 5: Christmas is Christenings.
Speaker 7: He's never there. No, I haven't seen him.
Speaker 12: I haven't seen him.
Speaker 7: Zach. Thank you very much. You cool, have a good day.
Speaker 12: You're right, thanks guys.
Speaker 7: Oh, good morning, Good morning, Christine. Oh what is your
Speaker 7: weakest claim to fame?
Speaker 8: My weakest claim to fame is I fitted Festoon blind
Speaker 8: and Harold from neighbor's house.
Speaker 7: He fitted sash blind and Harold in Smith Howld from
Speaker 7: neighbors house.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was working for a blind an awning company
Speaker 8: back in ninety seven, and I didn't even make the connection.
Speaker 8: I've seen Nam Smith on the paperwork and I've got
Speaker 8: to his house. He was mailing the lawn in one
Speaker 8: of those like norm Lasty in it buck at that things.
Speaker 8: I didn't even recognized him. I've just gone and.
Speaker 9: Knocked on the door.
Speaker 8: His his wife let me in the house and I
Speaker 8: fitted these festine blinds in the bay windows there. And
Speaker 8: then she's gone to get her husband to have a look.
Speaker 8: And they were like a rich Berg and you look
Speaker 8: like something out of mirlon Rouge.
Speaker 7: Bordello.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well that was his response. She's gone and got
Speaker 8: him and his walk in the house, and I've turned around.
Speaker 8: I've gone Harold and he's in his day boys a
Speaker 8: and Smith. Actually, I didn't even know the connection one once.
Speaker 8: I recognized who he was holked around the room. There's
Speaker 8: pictures hanging around. This is in elston Wick. There's pictures
Speaker 8: hanging on the walls everywhere. It was like all the
Speaker 8: stage shows in the performances.
Speaker 5: Connection for those blinds that windows who lives in this
Speaker 5: house loves her, that's right.
Speaker 8: I didn't even recognize lor I didn't even look at
Speaker 8: those pictures to our same Harold. But when when we
Speaker 8: walked him into the two front range, he first responded,
Speaker 8: he looked at the first end blind and goes, oh god,
Speaker 8: it looks like a French brothel. Goes, don'd you like them?
Speaker 8: Darwin goes, oh they look loud, boy, thank.
Speaker 7: You very much and cool mate. I think it was
Speaker 7: on a loop the cool How many times did he
Speaker 7: walk in that room full strip reading?
Speaker 5: And Paul's doing that one man show at the Comedy
Speaker 5: Festival next Thursday.
Speaker 4: Harold's walked into the land.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 7: Podcast Jesse, Hello Christian A, Hello Jesse. Welcome to a show.
Speaker 7: So what is your weakest coin of fame?
Speaker 16: My weakest claim to same is that back in the eighties,
Speaker 16: former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull broke into my parents' house.
Speaker 7: This is it's a great setup.
Speaker 16: Mate, what happened, So, to be fair, we did invite
Speaker 16: him to do it. My mum was home alone. Nobody
Speaker 16: else managed to lock the keys inside the house door shut,
Speaker 16: couldn't get in, went to the neighbors to try and
Speaker 16: ask for a bit of help or to use their phone.
Speaker 16: Malcolm Turnbull turns out was the neighbor in the eighties
Speaker 16: and Sydney at the time. Came over, had a look
Speaker 16: at it, went to the garage, got a ladder, had
Speaker 16: to climb up to the second story window, so he's
Speaker 16: scaling the side of the house. Now, Jimmy, the window
Speaker 16: open that wasn't locked, climbed in there and then came
Speaker 16: back around. Had to navigate through the house that he'd
Speaker 16: never been in before to open the door for mum.
Speaker 5: What a good guy. Yeah, that is a great that's
Speaker 5: a good neighbor. Malcome Turmo was a good neighbor.
Speaker 7: At least we know that. That is an amazing story.
Speaker 7: Jesse's it was too good for this. Well.
Speaker 16: Look, to be fair, you know we never took a
Speaker 16: picture of him, and this is something that mums told
Speaker 16: me for years, but you know, maybe maybe it wasn't
Speaker 16: Malcolm Turble. Maybe it was Malcolm Turnabilell look alike. I
Speaker 16: like to believe it's Malcolm.
Speaker 7: And I like to imagine it live in a world
Speaker 7: where it is Malcolm Turnbull.
Speaker 9: You know, yeah exactly.
Speaker 12: I want to believe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jesse, you can believe that's gone the show. Mat.
Speaker 7: It's a great story, Matt, Good morning, Matt. Tell us
Speaker 7: your weakest claim to fame. Yeah.
Speaker 13: So when I was in high school, I did work experience,
Speaker 13: so it's kind of weaker. I'm playing like the stories match.
Speaker 13: So I had a drum teacher who was actually the
Speaker 13: Channel nine drummer, so at that stage he was playing
Speaker 13: Hey Saturday, the logs and that sort of stuff. And
Speaker 13: then I did work experience and he organized me to
Speaker 13: do work experience with the drummer for men at work.
Speaker 7: Experience. Don't worry the rest of you. I've sorted out
Speaker 7: some work with a C d C.
Speaker 13: Yeah exactly, assistant. Yeah, well, you know, it was quite
Speaker 13: funny because like he had a the d W is
Speaker 13: a brand of so it was like a warehouse and
Speaker 13: I really didn't play drums at all. I ended up
Speaker 13: washing their cars and cleaning the toilets.
Speaker 7: That's one of my favorite ones.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and sweeping leaves. So that was great work experience.
Speaker 7: Working experience. Anything that could be interesting on paper, cleaning
Speaker 7: toys great.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I thought it'd be great, but like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 13: can you know you play drums all week and stuff?
Speaker 13: And I actually did get to play drums once. I
Speaker 13: went to his house and he had a drum kit
Speaker 13: that was worth over ten grand and it was absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 13: Sounded great, but yeah, I ended up just getting a
Speaker 13: few drumsticks and some drum gloves and stuff after a
Speaker 13: lefts so it wasn't too bad. But yeah, washing cars
Speaker 13: and cleaning toilets wasn't too good.
Speaker 5: I reckon the drummer for rang your drum teacher went listen,
Speaker 5: we need some more jobs done for free.
Speaker 7: It's work experience time again. Taking sticks at the end
Speaker 7: of the week in a my car made me double.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, he did pay me double because I think
Speaker 13: at that stage you got fifty bucks for the two weeks.
Speaker 13: I only I've getting a hundred and a couple of
Speaker 13: sticks in some gloves, So I think.
Speaker 7: It's a good week and a great story as well.
Speaker 9: Matt.
Speaker 7: We loved it. Thank you very much. Have a good day.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Thanks you, Tom, Christian, Thanks make buye well
Speaker 13: Christian No Connell's show podcast Last Minute.
Speaker 5: This is like watching the young Beethove and come up
Speaker 5: with yet another banger jack staring into the dark, abyss
Speaker 5: trying to find gold for your ears, listeners for your ears.
Speaker 7: For today's time waster.
Speaker 5: Oh, you appreciate his suffering time for today's time waster.
Speaker 5: The AFL has had to issue an apology to fans.
Speaker 5: I saw this after the mcg came under fire for
Speaker 5: leaving us fans hungry and thirsty in the opening rounds mcg.
Speaker 5: We spoke about this months ago on the show. If
Speaker 5: you've had the rooster there, no one's hungry, you'll love
Speaker 5: this Jackie boy. So we went around one that Tom
Speaker 5: and Rio went to see the De's Doggies game.
Speaker 4: What did you eat?
Speaker 7: Halftime? Right? Queuing up it's my round? No lie right,
Speaker 7: there's a guy in front of me, d.
Speaker 5: Scarf kicking off because they'd run out the whole MSG
Speaker 5: had run out of red wine.
Speaker 7: Who is having wed in the sun?
Speaker 4: You can go there?
Speaker 7: You being a part? That's it? Who's talking into sheer house?
Speaker 7: What year is it?
Speaker 4: I'll forget it Melbourne supporters of their own stereo.
Speaker 7: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 5: I was just like, Wow, they make these jokes about us,
Speaker 5: but actually run out of red wine half time.
Speaker 7: US fans are love of Gazip peanut of the game.
Speaker 5: All right, So today's dime wasts hungry movies.
Speaker 7: Hungry movies?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I tell you who's playing at the hungry cinema?
Speaker 5: Makes no sense, cloudy with no chance of meatballs.
Speaker 7: I'm starving.
Speaker 5: I heard the meatballs like a strong chance. They said
Speaker 5: strong start straight out of croutons.
Speaker 7: I love my dude, where's my carps? This is all
Speaker 7: just salad munk.
Speaker 4: He's on a diet. He would be hungry.
Speaker 5: Buffet the vampire slayer or putting all that extra food
Speaker 5: on those fangs silver. By the way, I had to
Speaker 5: buy a vampire outfit yesterday. Fancy dress this weekend? Not
Speaker 5: going as a vampire?
Speaker 7: Get ready? Those poor people talking to me? I will
Speaker 7: stay in character all night.
Speaker 4: What's the thing I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Coming with yourself outfit?
Speaker 7: Why is that guy? Anyone talk to him? Is he
Speaker 7: even invited? Is he the wrong party? Well?
Speaker 5: Yes, hungry boobies Kentucky fried chicken run run no chicken
Speaker 5: or you mean the fryarly no.
Speaker 7: Chance to me.
Speaker 4: It gets better with tar.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, Silver, thank you, all right. Hungry movies, hungry.
Speaker 4: Movies, failure to lunch.
Speaker 7: Okay, Gold, you would be hungry, Yeah, yeah you would. Yeah,
Speaker 7: he's so hungry.
Speaker 4: When Harry ate salad, he's just not going nothing.
Speaker 7: Oh I threw out when Harry met salad when he
Speaker 7: ate it? Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, okay Silver.
Speaker 6: And and I say, and because this is the last one,
Speaker 6: big finale, James and the tiny Peach. Oh, he's gonna
Speaker 6: get through that way too quickly, and you'll still be hungry.
Speaker 7: You're putting up which is three. And that's the third one.
Speaker 7: That is terrible.
Speaker 3: Bring very bag for the time.
Speaker 7: That low blow. I sent the team my Wednesday, he'll
Speaker 7: be using that boy, I called it. I said, come Wednesday,
Speaker 7: he'll be using his son.
Speaker 4: I've got baby Bryan, I said baby.
Speaker 7: I said it during the time was hit a wall
Speaker 7: about Wednesday, we found it.
Speaker 4: James and the tiny pat What do you mean are
Speaker 4: we hungry?
Speaker 7: Boy?
Speaker 4: James?
Speaker 7: Send us yours peace please.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 7: Today's time waste. We're looking for your hungry movies. Jack,
Speaker 7: you ready tomorrow, I am. That's good news. Million dollar
Speaker 7: Baby becomes a million dollar happy Meal, Cold Star Very,
Speaker 7: the Paleo Express, Silver Jamunchies.
Speaker 5: I hope there's a place somewhere the world, right near
Speaker 5: a college or university called Jumunchies.
Speaker 7: That is britty what I'm stew Edward Slimmer, Hans Oh
Speaker 7: forty five, Civil Plus.
Speaker 5: Priscilla Lean on the Dessert, Saving Starving, Ryan Silver'd Anything
Speaker 5: to Ages, Salvating in Seattle, Silver on the Fasting, and
Speaker 5: the Furious Civil Plus s Sarte Night Fever.
Speaker 7: No warrant no these I've just seen the rest of.
Speaker 4: What's the least we've ever done?
Speaker 5: Because they are not good. I think they also, like
Speaker 5: you must have had a baby born in the last
Speaker 5: or nine days. All right, tomorrow's show today, After hearing
Speaker 5: the brilliant story about work baby, you think this would
Speaker 5: be amazing work experience and a rock and roll band.
Speaker 5: A man who called it about half an hour ago
Speaker 5: have done work experience with the drummer from men at Work,
Speaker 5: which consisted of just like all our work experience, menial.
Speaker 7: Task cleaning, his cleaning, his toil, and also sweeping.
Speaker 5: Up leaves as well, So tomorrow work experience stories. That's
Speaker 5: what we're looking for, and we're getting into more of
Speaker 5: your entries. There are so many coming in. You can
Speaker 5: still apply by the end of this week where we
Speaker 5: need to select who we're going to do with. What
Speaker 5: we're talking about is we're going to be doing a
Speaker 5: comedy night in about two weeks time for people who've
Speaker 5: never understand it comedy before but who want to give
Speaker 5: it a go. I'll be hosting it. We're going to
Speaker 5: hire own little room in a pub and the Golden
Speaker 5: rules there's no heckling, so you know whatever going to
Speaker 5: happen up there.
Speaker 7: If you're worried about heckling, that won't hold you back.
Speaker 7: You can still do it.
Speaker 5: So if you are interested at the moment, just curious,
Speaker 5: we'll help you out with what you're going to do
Speaker 5: out there and give you some coaching on it. Email
Speaker 5: me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au A
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