Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian Condall show podcast showtime.
Speaker 3: How do you still playing?
Speaker 4: And break in there?
Speaker 2: I find that a hot wire now a Christian no
Speaker 2: Connell show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Hey, good morning, it's gone one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jack, Good morning, pats morning. Guys, are you
Speaker 4: I'm going to ask this anyways, you can get out
Speaker 4: the way now. You're not doing anything unusual this weekend?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 3: Have you used your clay yet? A week ago I
Speaker 3: gave you, guys clay to you to take home on
Speaker 3: your weekends and make.
Speaker 4: It three weeks ago the clay still in the back
Speaker 4: of death dry. Seriously, No, it's still moist, it's still malleable. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I like, just when I'm driving along with stuck
Speaker 4: in traffic, I'll put my hand in there and need.
Speaker 5: It like a stress ball.
Speaker 6: Yes it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very nice. Is working beautifully? Thank you? All right, Patsy?
Speaker 4: Why did you kick off this Friday double thumbs up Friday?
Speaker 4: Where me, Chack and Patsy tell you about the things
Speaker 4: that we're into at the moment, not be a TV
Speaker 4: show or book and at whatever. Patsy, what have you got?
Speaker 5: I have got a book this week. It is the
Speaker 5: fortieth anniversary edition of the Australian Women's Weekly Birthday Cake Book.
Speaker 3: I came out.
Speaker 4: This is again a new learning cove when I first
Speaker 4: moved here. This is an institution.
Speaker 5: It is and it's been passed down through generations, stuck
Speaker 5: together with icing in between the pages. But every mom
Speaker 5: who had a birthday party would cook a cake out
Speaker 5: of this. Jack, did you ever have anything?
Speaker 3: Every year? We must have done every year we got
Speaker 3: to flick through it. It was the best part of
Speaker 3: the birthday, flick through it and choose which one we wanted.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love that book so much.
Speaker 5: My mum did the castle and my brother had the
Speaker 5: train one year.
Speaker 4: Can you remember what you did?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I I honestly we did. I did him for
Speaker 3: the first ten years of my life. I reckon so
Speaker 3: I had.
Speaker 4: You must have remember when you were one what you
Speaker 4: went for one?
Speaker 3: Actually there's photos of number. It was just a big,
Speaker 3: giant one. I would have the cricket pitch. I had
Speaker 3: the duck with the ruffles for the sprinkle cut ship
Speaker 3: prink you remember it, so vi. My brother had the train,
Speaker 3: and I remember that was difficult because you know there
Speaker 3: was five parts of carriages to the train.
Speaker 4: That's high end.
Speaker 5: Yeah, these are brilliant these So what is it?
Speaker 4: What's the anniversary.
Speaker 5: It's the fortieth anniversary edition, so there's not a lot different.
Speaker 5: So there's still over fifty recipes of all your favorite cakes.
Speaker 5: But what I found interesting they've still got the typewriter
Speaker 5: and they've still got the die off.
Speaker 4: I know what we're going to do next week. That's
Speaker 4: each pick on these recipes. Let's have a cake off
Speaker 4: next week on the show. All right, we're each pick one,
Speaker 4: okay from the catalog. Next week, we pick a show.
Speaker 4: Next week, we'll go home, make them and then we
Speaker 4: bring them in the next day.
Speaker 3: One of the classic ones, not a new one, I reckon.
Speaker 5: We have to do classic, one of the old style ones,
Speaker 5: so nineteen ninety nine. You can get it at supermarkets everywhere.
Speaker 5: If you're a podcaster overseas, you can get it online
Speaker 5: and buy it.
Speaker 3: So extra re check it out.
Speaker 4: That's impressed with that.
Speaker 5: The other thing I'm still on the cooking this week
Speaker 5: is Silicon bakewere it's not anything new, but when I
Speaker 5: was in the variety section at my local Coal's the
Speaker 5: other day, I found they've got five dollar pieces of silicon.
Speaker 5: You know, cake tins and muffin tins. When they first
Speaker 5: came out, they were really expensive at top end retailers.
Speaker 5: But they're five bucks apiece and there's so much.
Speaker 4: Easy breaking down. What does that mean?
Speaker 5: That the silicon? It's all you know when you've got
Speaker 5: like a metal tin, right and it can rust and stuff.
Speaker 5: This is plastic. It's a special plastic you can waken
Speaker 5: the oven and obviously doesn't burn.
Speaker 4: I didn't know. Did you even know? There's a thing
Speaker 4: called the variety section.
Speaker 5: Sections all sorts of lot. There's coloring books, this piece.
Speaker 4: I always avoid that bit. Don't you think that's that bit?
Speaker 4: They shove there? They don't know where to put anything else.
Speaker 5: No five bucks apiece, Get on it. It'll change your life.
Speaker 4: Well, do you know what? I'm going to get it
Speaker 4: this weekend to see if you notice how different I am.
Speaker 4: Next week on the.
Speaker 2: Show The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're doing thumbs Up Friday. Everything we talk about the
Speaker 4: things that we're into the moment on a Friday. You
Speaker 4: can find on our website. You can go to Facebook
Speaker 4: and Instagram, just look for the Christian O'Connell show. You'll
Speaker 4: find us there and what we're talking about right now,
Speaker 4: Jack Post, What is it for you?
Speaker 3: This will change your life? A documentary I'm watching at
Speaker 3: the moment. I've only watched one episode, so I'm brand
Speaker 3: new to it. But I tell you what, the first
Speaker 3: episode is good enough to bring it here and tell
Speaker 3: you guys about it.
Speaker 4: So what everyone wants that moment this documentary. Recommendations are
Speaker 4: asking me all the.
Speaker 3: Time, this is so good. I didn't know any of this.
Speaker 3: Maybe you guys remember it from being in the news.
Speaker 3: The first like ten years that McDonald's ran, the monopoly
Speaker 3: game in the United States was completely defrauded. Every winner
Speaker 3: of the million dollar prize was it was completely defrauded.
Speaker 3: So this documentary follows how the FBI found out that
Speaker 3: the McDonald's game was rigged and who was rigging it.
Speaker 4: So that's where Ronald McDonald is. He's actually behind masks.
Speaker 3: It's so interesting. So in this first what they do
Speaker 3: is they talk to the winners that they are suspicious about.
Speaker 3: All know each other. They've all got like uncles in
Speaker 3: common or you know, there's some big family tree that
Speaker 3: they draw up of all the winners goes undercover as
Speaker 3: a documentary team to make a documentary about winners of
Speaker 3: big prizes. This is incredible, it's amazing story. So the
Speaker 3: undercover team is filming the people who win and getting
Speaker 3: their whole fake story on camera, on film and essentially
Speaker 3: getting all the evidences that they need by going underground
Speaker 3: as this this fake documentary.
Speaker 4: What's the documentary called.
Speaker 3: It's called mcmillions. It's on Foxtowel, which I don't have,
Speaker 3: but I downloaded Binge to get it, so you can
Speaker 3: get on the new streaming channel by Foxtale called Binge mcmillions.
Speaker 3: That's all just an episode one. And the main FBI
Speaker 3: guy who goes undercover is the best character. He's the
Speaker 3: kind of character you would write into an FBI comedy.
Speaker 4: Really so good.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to watch the rest of us.
Speaker 4: You imagine if you work at the FBI and all
Speaker 4: the various deep cover cases they go on to bring
Speaker 4: down like Ben Large and stuff like that, and you're
Speaker 4: the team that worked on the McDonald's monopoly takedown.
Speaker 3: But he was so excited because his his whole career
Speaker 3: up until then was working on like insurance fraud and
Speaker 3: watching guys for year after year, like are they really sick?
Speaker 3: Or are they defraud?
Speaker 4: Every time he sees a Ronald McDonald adverts out instinct.
Speaker 3: Instinct McDonald's Monopoly, and he was so excited to go
Speaker 3: under cover.
Speaker 4: It's so good, awesome. That is right in My Wheelhouse Show,
Speaker 4: which aned out mcmillions.
Speaker 3: Mcmillions, and then the other one. I mean, we've we've
Speaker 3: talked about him a lot this week, but I have
Speaker 3: seriously been enjoying Crash Test Dummies album from nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 3: God shuffled his Feet. We laughed that they were a
Speaker 3: one hit one. There's so many good songs on that album.
Speaker 4: Right, I'll check it out over the weekend. Right, we've
Speaker 4: got cook ab Brett. We'll come back. I'll take you
Speaker 4: through my Double Thumbs Up this season.
Speaker 7: Christian He.
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Speaker 4: With him in Double thum Up Friday. Everything the tips
Speaker 4: and the shows that we talk about each week on
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Speaker 4: find us to Christian O'Connell show. Same place you can
Speaker 4: find details about who's calling Christian and we'll give you
Speaker 4: more on that later on this morning. All Right, just
Speaker 4: two things from The first thing at the moment is
Speaker 4: a have you got Apple TV? They're doing their own
Speaker 4: TV shows now to take on netlik.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we watch the Morning Show, which got a bad rap,
Speaker 3: but I actually liked it.
Speaker 4: I thought that was good. There's a new show you
Speaker 4: can't escape for all the pr for it. Jason Sudekus
Speaker 4: is the star of it and also the ep on it.
Speaker 4: It's a great comic actter. If you're looking for a
Speaker 4: good movie this weekend, meet the minutes that he starts
Speaker 4: and it's really fun. But anyway, he's in this thing
Speaker 4: called ted Lasso, right, never heard of? Oh my god,
Speaker 4: this is a very So. I've seen the first three episodes.
Speaker 4: The first episode I watched with the kids and we
Speaker 4: were like, yeah, it's okay, but there was enough to
Speaker 4: keep us going to the said let's watch another one.
Speaker 4: We watched all three and it is brilliant. It's really
Speaker 4: really great. Jason Sudekus plays an American football coach who
Speaker 4: gets high by a struggling soccer club in the UK
Speaker 4: to come over. Brings a coach with him. Doesn't know
Speaker 4: anything about soccer, and he decides that he knows about
Speaker 4: man management. They bring him into a club and it
Speaker 4: is really really really funny that. Yeah, it's very good.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of swearing. I don't know, because this
Speaker 4: is obviously an American version of what they think US
Speaker 4: British people like and how we talk and watch football together.
Speaker 4: There is so much swearing in there. I'm like, do
Speaker 4: we English people swear that much? Do I swear off
Speaker 4: a lot?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: See, I thought Australians got over represented for how much
Speaker 3: we swear.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's Australians and bricks. We just swear more than America.
Speaker 3: That's why it doesn't seem weird to of us.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Ted Lasso. The other thing about it is, I'll
Speaker 4: tell you what it is, and it's a very timely
Speaker 4: show coming out this year. It's actually a very good,
Speaker 4: feel good It's a really nice TV show. It actually
Speaker 4: makes you feel warmre what starts off as a comedy
Speaker 4: and you go, Okay, I think I know where this's
Speaker 4: going actually change and grows into something different, which I
Speaker 4: think the great comedies do. They don't just make you laugh,
Speaker 4: they make your heart sweat as well. There are some
Speaker 4: really nice moments in this and all three of us
Speaker 4: watching it last night we watched the third episode, you
Speaker 4: actually felt cheered up by it. It's a really feel
Speaker 4: good but very funny show. As on Apple TV, it's
Speaker 4: called ted Lasso. If you're looking for a long form documentary,
Speaker 4: it's about an hour and a half. In Search of
Speaker 4: Greatness I saw last weekend is amazing. If you are
Speaker 4: crying out for something after the last dance. Michael Jordan
Speaker 4: is in this. You've got Jerry Rice, who's one of
Speaker 4: that is a Hall of Fame American football player, got
Speaker 4: Wayne Gretzky as well. They talked to them in depth
Speaker 4: about their process, what do they think made them great.
Speaker 4: And then they've got very very good psychologists and one
Speaker 4: of the best sports writers in the world, David Epstein,
Speaker 4: who's shadowed these guys for years and even seen some
Speaker 4: of them when they were teenagers, like Wayne Gretzky. They
Speaker 4: talked to their moms and dads as well, and they've
Speaker 4: got people who basically study human performance and looks at
Speaker 4: the things all of these different people in their different areas,
Speaker 4: there are certain things they all have in common. I
Speaker 4: won't give too much of it way, but some of
Speaker 4: it is mind blowing. I got my phone out start
Speaker 4: making notes about what I want to share with you
Speaker 4: guys and how we could do things on the show
Speaker 4: from now and as well. It is really really interesting.
Speaker 4: The most interesting guy on there isn't Michael Jordan, Jerry
Speaker 4: Rice is really interesting. It's Wayne Gretzky. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well he's an incredible I don't know much about ice hockey,
Speaker 3: but I know he holds like every record ever.
Speaker 4: Do you know he wasn't even that good at school? Right,
Speaker 4: and even before the interview, they show a bit he's
Speaker 4: so in the moment, right, they go to so you
Speaker 4: know what this is about? No, not really right, they
Speaker 4: come into his house. They say this is being miked up,
Speaker 4: but he goes, do you want to know the questions
Speaker 4: I'm going to ask you? No, you get much better
Speaker 4: stuff if you just asked me and we have a conversation.
Speaker 4: Even seeing him like that, and then you reveal his
Speaker 4: career and just how he was playing for Joy, just
Speaker 4: about getting the park and playing for Joy, didn't care
Speaker 4: about winning or losing. This it's a real even if
Speaker 4: you're not a professional athlete. I'm certainly not watching it.
Speaker 4: It will it's a real life changing documentary. It's called
Speaker 4: In Search of Greatness, and I can't recommend it enough.
Speaker 2: Chris Christian o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Next week on the show, we are definitely gonna do
Speaker 4: the Great Australian Bake Off as the three of us
Speaker 4: meet Jack and Parantsy then try and make some of
Speaker 4: these classic cakes. Massester's texted and good morning mary Anne.
Speaker 4: My mum made the train one too. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 4: she broke down a couple of times in the process.
Speaker 4: It's what we're actually gonna do. We've just been throwing
Speaker 4: this idea together off the Patsy talking about in double
Speaker 4: thumbs up. Next week, we're definitely gonna do the cakes.
Speaker 4: We're gonna let you guys pick what cake we have
Speaker 4: to do. Can I just answer person a favor. Don't
Speaker 4: give me that train.
Speaker 5: The train looks hard, and I don't want the castle either.
Speaker 4: Well, no, I think we have to make it all.
Speaker 4: One of us has to get given the train. I
Speaker 4: will pay, people will pay listeners. Please, Okay, don't give
Speaker 4: me the train. One the moment you just put their breakdown,
Speaker 4: I'm like, that would be me. That'll be me. I'll
Speaker 4: have a breakdown even using the air fry. You know,
Speaker 4: that's my level of just putting something in a fryer
Speaker 4: and shoving it in a mysterious black box. That's my
Speaker 4: level of cooking.
Speaker 3: Pats reminded me of the jelly pool. I think that
Speaker 3: is more my level. It's just a round cake and
Speaker 3: you dig out the middle and put some jelly and
Speaker 3: jelly in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I see, I hope. I get. That's in a
Speaker 4: more basic level as well. So Jack is avoiding somebody.
Speaker 4: This is incredible. So before we went into lockdown, you
Speaker 4: know you couldn't wait to do the show and then
Speaker 4: go and train with your personal trainer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Frank, he became my friend really, and then lockdown.
Speaker 3: After lockdown, he kept getting.
Speaker 4: You know, you think he's your friend.
Speaker 3: Well, he definitely thinks I'm not his friend now because
Speaker 3: since lockdown at stage four, I haven't answered any of
Speaker 3: his voicemails because he just instead of texting, he just
Speaker 3: leaves the voice recordings, and so I just don't listen
Speaker 3: to him because I know he's asking me.
Speaker 4: If I give you. Has he given you like a
Speaker 4: homework out and even lent you the equipment?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's given me a program which I still haven't opened.
Speaker 4: Chat. But normally you're training three days a week and
Speaker 4: you've got in great shame.
Speaker 3: I know I need the accountability of him standing over
Speaker 3: me and going you must complete this. Left to my
Speaker 3: own devices. I am a terribly not self esteem self
Speaker 3: motivated person. So I've been avoiding Frank. I see his
Speaker 3: voicemails come in and I don't listen to him, and
Speaker 3: then I finally the last one was on Saturday, and
Speaker 3: I just saw it was two minutes long. I was like,
Speaker 3: he's going to be telling.
Speaker 4: Me what is going back?
Speaker 8: Drop down?
Speaker 4: Now give me twenty press ups nineteen nineteen eighteen. Well,
Speaker 4: you're right.
Speaker 3: Remember the last time he left me a voicemail was
Speaker 3: about the brown fat. Yeah, he was telling me to
Speaker 3: walk around at night without it without a jumper on
Speaker 3: because it lived to one hundred. This is the most
Speaker 3: recent message I got from Frank last night.
Speaker 9: Thank you boy. How are we man? I noticed you
Speaker 9: hadn't replied to my voice messages over the weekend or
Speaker 9: you haven't opened them. Either way, seems like you're avoiding me.
Speaker 9: So can you let me know if you have done
Speaker 9: the workout for last week and just let me know
Speaker 9: where you're at in terms of the plan. Cheers?
Speaker 4: Then? Wow, Oh that's it. Sounds like a drilling struct
Speaker 4: I just got an image of the phone is in
Speaker 4: one hand and then he's turning out two hundred curls
Speaker 4: and the other one. You know what you going to do?
Speaker 3: It feels like you'll come and find me a.
Speaker 2: Friend.
Speaker 3: Like he's getting closer and closer to where I am
Speaker 3: and where I'm not doing my workout.
Speaker 4: Jack, I'm in your guarden. Come out now, topless, there's
Speaker 4: still a workout.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's happening. I've fallen off. You know
Speaker 3: when you stop doing something and then all of a
Speaker 3: sudden it's super super hard to do. I just haven't
Speaker 3: done it for the two and a half weeks we've
Speaker 3: been in state.
Speaker 4: Why don't you here's what you'll do, This is what
Speaker 4: what you should do. Then do the workout today. Then
Speaker 4: you call him.
Speaker 3: Yep and go in a sweat and go oh.
Speaker 4: I don't want at the moment so much gone at
Speaker 4: the moment so much. I've been too busical with all
Speaker 4: those working outs I've been doing okay, but why don't
Speaker 4: you get back into it today.
Speaker 3: The problem with lying about it, which I know I
Speaker 3: can lie about it, is in four weeks time, when
Speaker 3: we come out of it.
Speaker 4: You'll start giggling. Any way through a lie, you start giggling,
Speaker 4: there's no way you can sell it to him.
Speaker 3: Also, he'll expect me to be at full fitness when
Speaker 3: we come out.
Speaker 4: He will beast. You know you need to do it.
Speaker 2: Today, Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: Well, this is a big moment for us in the
Speaker 4: studio with us live right now. Is the new king
Speaker 4: of Channel nine. He smashed the ratings with Australian Ninja Craft.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the show, Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 10: Finally it's happened.
Speaker 3: Ninja Warrior was really good, a.
Speaker 10: Family friendly show and it's.
Speaker 4: Just there's a lot of stuff you do is sort
Speaker 4: of midnight very well, that's.
Speaker 10: Right, that was footy show stuff, which I'm glad that
Speaker 10: that's gone. That's that's out of my life and I
Speaker 10: don't have to act the FO.
Speaker 4: You're running, you're running for office. You're the running mate,
Speaker 4: you're the VP with Sam new When when he wants
Speaker 4: to be the.
Speaker 10: New man, I'm running. I'll be running in the opposite
Speaker 10: direction right now. I won't be doing anything well.
Speaker 4: Down on Ninja though. You did a great job, mate, No,
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 10: A great show. And when I say a great show,
Speaker 10: it's just an easy show to watch. You can come
Speaker 10: in and out, go to the fridge, hang out there
Speaker 10: for half an hour, and then come back and see
Speaker 10: what the ninjas are up to.
Speaker 3: But sure done for it when the show was on.
Speaker 4: At sending, The show just done well?
Speaker 10: It worked, didn't it? My tactic works. If you want
Speaker 10: to watch it, watch it.
Speaker 4: So what can you tell us? Then? Twenty one days
Speaker 4: or of footy? Did you enjoy it? Do you think
Speaker 4: it worked? You think it was too much? We kept
Speaker 4: forgetting that games were on Monday.
Speaker 10: Night And yeah, no, I must admit I don't watch
Speaker 10: all the footy, but.
Speaker 4: I paid forty corresponding, you've got to plaud the honesty.
Speaker 4: Didn't see much of it was any good? So have
Speaker 4: you come on to ask us about it with the
Speaker 4: new Puddets.
Speaker 10: No, I saw a little bit, but I'm not someone
Speaker 10: who just sits down and watches every game of football
Speaker 10: because I've got better things to do with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for your fortune correspondent as well, we get a
Speaker 4: listener on it. Probably saw more games.
Speaker 10: Can I just tell you any interesting thing happening at
Speaker 10: the moment with the Hubs you've got Gary Ablin who
Speaker 10: came back, who's a wonderful geelong player who came back
Speaker 10: because of family issue is and you had Shane Edwards
Speaker 10: from Richmond who never went up because they were having
Speaker 10: a baby. I'm not sure if it was their first,
Speaker 10: but they had a baby. Over the last few weeks.
Speaker 10: They're now going into the hub and they're going to
Speaker 10: hub together. So you've got these rivals from two different clubs.
Speaker 9: But they're.
Speaker 4: Show.
Speaker 10: So if you had to hub with someone who was
Speaker 10: in opposition to you, really and Eddie mcglyn stuck especially
Speaker 10: good luck, you wouldn't get a word.
Speaker 3: Bed does make it sound like bunk beds or Burton
Speaker 3: Ernie next site by side in the singles.
Speaker 10: So that's pretty much what it's like because I hang on.
Speaker 10: These rivals have got to come together for fourteen days
Speaker 10: and hopefully they like each other. But if you don't
Speaker 10: like each other and you've got a hub together, now
Speaker 10: that is a show.
Speaker 4: Is that the end of your take on one day?
Speaker 10: That's it? Yeah, that was a good twenty days.
Speaker 4: And what's your taken? All the Tom Lynch stuff, a
Speaker 4: Mitch Robinson.
Speaker 10: Well, that Argie Bargie, the AFL have tried to take
Speaker 10: it out over the last few years, and they said,
Speaker 10: if you throw any punches whatsoever, you're going to be
Speaker 10: rubbed out. We saw Jack Sylvanne early in the year
Speaker 10: cop a rib tickler from Zach Merritt and it was
Speaker 10: very much well, there was a little in it.
Speaker 4: It feels like something you saw in a cartoon. It's
Speaker 4: not really how to describe physical finance. She gets her
Speaker 4: boxing or it was all.
Speaker 10: In the active tackling. He gets rubbed out, whereas Tom
Speaker 10: Lynch gives gives the opposition player a little ribbed tickler.
Speaker 10: He drops, doesn't like it, takes a wind out of
Speaker 10: a little bit, and he cops a fine. So it's
Speaker 10: an interesting situation at the moment. The AFL either rub
Speaker 10: players out for little punches that are thrown, even if
Speaker 10: they're little ones. But you know what, it's I sort
Speaker 10: of like.
Speaker 3: That because there's a rivalry building now between Mitch Robinson
Speaker 3: and Tom Lynch, especially after Mitch Robinson got caught talking
Speaker 3: about him on his twitch stream.
Speaker 4: I can't what a manly way to trash talk somebody
Speaker 4: as well. I see you, yeah, see I fight you
Speaker 4: in the compin now, I see you on Twitch.
Speaker 3: They're waiting for like we're waiting now for them each
Speaker 3: other on.
Speaker 4: State great rivalry foot He's had so many great ones
Speaker 4: over the years.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that's we used to have that. You know,
Speaker 10: you look back at the times, you know where you
Speaker 10: have two arch rivals going head to head and you
Speaker 10: just knew that was coming up, and yeah, sure the
Speaker 10: match was supporting it, but you wanted to watch these two.
Speaker 3: Who were your biggest on it, like on field rivals.
Speaker 10: Well, anything to do with Collingwood. I think that's the
Speaker 10: same with everyone in Collingwood.
Speaker 4: You know, you just want to make.
Speaker 10: Pretty much. The supporters. I'll never forget the first day
Speaker 10: I overwent to Victoria Park when we used to play
Speaker 10: at Victoria Park and a young country boy and I thought,
Speaker 10: this is good, I get to play against Collingwood. And
Speaker 10: I'll never forget the supporter when I was on the
Speaker 10: interchange and I'm running around warming up, getting ready, and
Speaker 10: he leant over the fence with the biggest bone I've
Speaker 10: ever seen in my life. I don't even know where
Speaker 10: that bone came from, what animal or what it came off,
Speaker 10: but it was like Fred Flintstone's chop and he was
Speaker 10: waving it at me, and I swear it was a
Speaker 10: meter and a half long. I don't know the leg
Speaker 10: bone or what it was. I gotta hit you with this,
Speaker 10: young man, and I'm thinking, welcome to the flo the world,
Speaker 10: Shane Hawford, How do know what bone it was? If
Speaker 10: you are the person who had that bone, can you
Speaker 10: ring in and tell me what type of bone? Because
Speaker 10: it's haunted me ever since, and that's why that Collingwood
Speaker 10: hatred has always been there.
Speaker 4: Where do you even get a hold of bone that size?
Speaker 4: How do you get into a ground as well?
Speaker 10: There were so many questions going through my head as
Speaker 10: I'm trying to stretch, thinking, come on, it's probably my
Speaker 10: third or fourth game in trying to make a career
Speaker 10: for myself, and here this Collingwood fan had this massive bone.
Speaker 10: Would you be allowed to take a big bone like
Speaker 10: that into the foot of these days? No being scanned
Speaker 10: for coronavirus. First, back to Damian Hardwick. I love that
Speaker 10: he's stuck up for his teammate, for his player in
Speaker 10: Tom Lynch. I love that. But Damien Hardwick, he was
Speaker 10: a coach at all Thorn there for a few years
Speaker 10: and he was a great coach. But he was a
Speaker 10: He was a great player as well, and he was
Speaker 10: a hard player, but he was the king of cheepies.
Speaker 10: He used to play it half back and he used
Speaker 10: to throw all the rib dicklers in the world. So
Speaker 10: maybe he's passed that on from a coaching point of
Speaker 10: view to all his team play on.
Speaker 4: The edge with a big bone. Crawford sticking with.
Speaker 2: Us the Christian O'Connell show podcast, joining us the Swanee's
Speaker 2: back our impact player, Shane Crawford.
Speaker 10: Off the bench again. Here we go, have us at
Speaker 10: nine all the time and now I'm here tell.
Speaker 4: Us about the Grand Final them because the last couple
Speaker 4: of months you've been putting the case forward for w
Speaker 4: Way for a while and then the Queensland got you
Speaker 4: as well. Then yes, say he also paid some money
Speaker 4: to try and push the case forward to kil for that.
Speaker 4: Where do you think it's going to be now, I think.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm about ninety nine percent sure it's going to
Speaker 10: happen in Queensland, So everything's happening in queens at the moment.
Speaker 10: The Gabba. I think the Grand Final we played at
Speaker 10: the Gabba. Whether or not they have the Brownlow medal
Speaker 10: as well. It might be a virtual Brownlow medal, but.
Speaker 4: Everyone microsoft teams. It's hard enough to watch on TV.
Speaker 10: Everyone's going, we want this event. You know, this is
Speaker 10: a this is a great event for our state. But
Speaker 10: do you really want the Brownlow Medal this year?
Speaker 4: Not really?
Speaker 10: But the Grand Final will be played at the Gabba.
Speaker 4: Do you think about an evening game?
Speaker 10: I think so. Yeah. The problem is we're going to
Speaker 10: have Spring can't or the Spring Carnival here with either
Speaker 10: the Corefield Cup or the Cox Plate happening here, which
Speaker 10: are big race days, and we're going to have all that.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess the horses can run.
Speaker 10: It's going to be a virtual. Just watch it on TV.
Speaker 10: But but the Grand Final possibly will happen at night
Speaker 10: at the Gabba, which will be which will be a
Speaker 10: fantastic thing. Brisbane lines are very much a great chance, but.
Speaker 4: Much of them. There's a Victorian team and hopefully team
Speaker 4: gets in the final. No fars. At the moment, it.
Speaker 10: Would be the D's they're on the way back, they're
Speaker 10: climbing the ladder. Won't be the Bomb just won't be
Speaker 10: the Hawks, No, we're off. Could be the Saints. Imagine
Speaker 10: if the Saints they haven't won a Grand final for
Speaker 10: over fifty years. And imagine if the Saints make a
Speaker 10: Grand final, they win a Grand Final and those supporters
Speaker 10: in Melbourne in Victoria are not allowed to go. Oh
Speaker 10: that is torture, is.
Speaker 4: Why you laugh.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't want to win.
Speaker 10: You just wouldn't want to win. You don't want to
Speaker 10: go there. But a lot of people are saying Perth
Speaker 10: is still very much an option, which they are, and
Speaker 10: I know they're throwing a bit of money that way.
Speaker 10: But the problem is it's Opta Stadium and Opta Stadium,
Speaker 10: who's the main spotsor the AFL Telstra so to Stadium
Speaker 10: is one hundred percent no way. Everyone's saying there's still
Speaker 10: a chance. But I can tell you behind the scenes,
Speaker 10: Telstra are going you are not having the Grand Final
Speaker 10: at Opta Stadium, our biggest rivals. It's not happening.
Speaker 4: Not the money they pay for it.
Speaker 10: It's having a Grand Final here Gold one oh four
Speaker 10: point three. Remember we've decided to head it over to
Speaker 10: s e n Is that your biggest who's your biggest.
Speaker 4: Become our biggest rival? We've screwed something majorally up or who's.
Speaker 10: Your biggest rival? Yeah, So You're not going to hand
Speaker 10: it over, are you.
Speaker 4: Now? This week on the show Crawf, we were talking
Speaker 4: about what was the first thing you saved up your
Speaker 4: own money for. What was it for you?
Speaker 10: Oh no, it's very touchy for me. I get quite
Speaker 10: emotional talking about it because a young boy growing up
Speaker 10: in the country, I came from no money very much,
Speaker 10: wasn't the situation with us. But so I used to
Speaker 10: go and do the paper round and I used to
Speaker 10: do my lawns. Everyone in Finley knew, hey, you can
Speaker 10: I this young kid and he'll come and mow your lawn.
Speaker 4: Everyone knew of a simple land that used to cut
Speaker 4: the grass, you know, didn't say much, wasn't quite right
Speaker 4: up top.
Speaker 10: And he even brings his own with a snipper. So
Speaker 10: so they used to pay me, and I used to
Speaker 10: do it. I used to love it, get out in
Speaker 10: the hot sun and mow those lawns. So I saved
Speaker 10: up three hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: That's a lot of money. Well, yeah it has been.
Speaker 10: Was it nineteen eighty eight?
Speaker 4: That's a lot of money. Three hundred bucks? How much
Speaker 4: were they paying you? Were they housewives giving you actually
Speaker 4: to come inside with a strip?
Speaker 10: Well, no, I was a bit too upstairs young man,
Speaker 10: but I was very good on the vacuum. I loved
Speaker 10: vacuuming the carpet at home, so I was always happy
Speaker 10: to put my hand up to vacuum at the houses
Speaker 10: where I owed the lawns as well. But anyway, so
Speaker 10: I saved up this money.
Speaker 4: And I'm not sure if any of that was a euphemism.
Speaker 4: I'm getting confused. True, just keep them on track.
Speaker 10: My mum and my younger brother and myself we went
Speaker 10: off on the bus, the Greyhound bus all the way
Speaker 10: to Brisbane, and it was nine and eighty eight and
Speaker 10: was xbox eighty eight, so it was an eighteen hour trip.
Speaker 4: We couldn't afford.
Speaker 10: We couldn't afford to go overseas, so this was a
Speaker 10: great way to sample life overseas because everyone comes to
Speaker 10: showcase they're great country. So we went to XBO eighty eight,
Speaker 10: which was awesome. I had my three hundred dollars and
Speaker 10: then we're staying up on the Gold Coast, which was
Speaker 10: pretty cool. Not in a hotel because we couldn't afford it,
Speaker 10: but we're in a little old lady's house, in a
Speaker 10: little room at the back of her house, but she awakes.
Speaker 4: No, you were knowing her lawn.
Speaker 3: And then Mum knew of someone from.
Speaker 10: The bowls club who knew someone, and we paid her
Speaker 10: a little bit of money. We got to stay in
Speaker 10: her backyard, so which was pretty cool. Anyway, we went
Speaker 10: to the shopping center and I'm like, your beauty I've
Speaker 10: been saving. Is it sneakers?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 10: So I went and bought these these tights, these cycling tights,
Speaker 10: not for riding bike, but for running, you know, to
Speaker 10: chuck under your shorts.
Speaker 4: But that wasn't a look anyone was into, like I know,
Speaker 4: but I.
Speaker 10: Was into you know, I was into breakdance, BMX, all
Speaker 10: that type of stuff.
Speaker 4: I didn't know about Shane Croft with the break dance crawl. Yeah.
Speaker 10: I used to do a bit of rap dances. And
Speaker 10: in Findley, this is true. Finley's got a population of
Speaker 10: two thousand people and hardly anyone goes down the main street.
Speaker 10: I used to take my tape recorder and and a
Speaker 10: piece of cardboard.
Speaker 4: She used to do this, and then I put it
Speaker 4: outside up. Did you do the pub spins? And yeah?
Speaker 10: I used to do the helicopter and yeah, and did
Speaker 10: you do the counter pillar? And I never made any money.
Speaker 10: No one had any money in Philey, so I gave
Speaker 10: up while I decided to take up footy. But I
Speaker 10: bought these cycling pants and they were black and pink stripes,
Speaker 10: which was a bit out there, and I was so
Speaker 10: proud of them, and I chucked them on. I jumped
Speaker 10: on the bus to go back to Palm Beach and
Speaker 10: I left my wallet on the bus. So I virtually
Speaker 10: left two hundred and eighty dollars on that bus and
Speaker 10: I've never gotten over it. Every time I go back
Speaker 10: to Queensland and Gold Coast, I think I wonder if
Speaker 10: that money is still on that bus somewhere.
Speaker 3: Look under the seat on the local buses.
Speaker 10: But they were great tights. They were a bit different
Speaker 10: in finley because pink and black stripes. You know you
Speaker 10: would have yeah, especially when you're wrap dancing down the
Speaker 10: main street out of the front.
Speaker 3: Of the pub. We got to get you to breakdance next.
Speaker 4: The next weeks on the show, he's still he's popping
Speaker 4: and knocking. Hang on, do that again, Jamie, get the
Speaker 4: video camera on this on Instagram? Do that popular again?
Speaker 10: My mum. We wouldn't have tiles in the kitchen with
Speaker 10: we had the lineup. Yeah, and I'll tell you that
Speaker 10: was good for a bit of breakdancing. Yeah, so I
Speaker 10: felt like I had a bit of a future. I
Speaker 10: even won the Blue Light Disco Dance at one stage
Speaker 10: where I want a cassette, which was just seriously one
Speaker 10: of my highlights.
Speaker 4: Anyway. I know, look, you know how we have all
Speaker 4: the dancing shows where they do ballroom dance and stuff
Speaker 4: like that. Why isn't there a break dance show on
Speaker 4: Australian TV. This is what you need to bring to
Speaker 4: nine now a dancing host. You're a triple threat.
Speaker 10: I don't think they need to see a seventy year
Speaker 10: old man trying to rap dance and hey I loved
Speaker 10: it electric bullgaaloo.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, all right, Crawf, thank you very much for
Speaker 4: come on the show, No worries, thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: You're still dancing in the robot, still doing the.
Speaker 2: Robot the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Next week on the show, when we get to Crawf back,
Speaker 4: we need to speak to them about this. Who's calling
Speaker 4: Christian where anounced this week it is coming back from
Speaker 4: twenty twenty. We did it last year for the first time.
Speaker 4: Who's Calling Christian is about you guys, trying to get
Speaker 4: celebrities a listeners. There are no zed listeners any kind
Speaker 4: of celebrities, whether it's forgotten stars in the eighties or
Speaker 4: nineties or big stars from around the world of today
Speaker 4: onto the show. We put a two weeks on it.
Speaker 4: Celebrities that do call us, they stand a chance to
Speaker 4: winning twenty thousand dollars for the charity of their choice.
Speaker 4: And most celebrities have got some kind of charity, some
Speaker 4: of them up celll but some kind of charity that
Speaker 4: could do with twenty thousand dollars. This year. Everyone's having
Speaker 4: a tough time this year financially. Charities they're not getting
Speaker 4: the donations. We all know why to twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: and even just a chance to come on a radio
Speaker 4: show and talk about a charity is a great opportunity
Speaker 4: for a lot of celebrities. And if you get the
Speaker 4: winning celebrity on we do not pick the winning celebrity,
Speaker 4: that's you guys who picked the winner last year? Did
Speaker 4: Olivia and Newton John And that you also get twenty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars to do with whatever you want. So it's
Speaker 4: forty thousand dollars up for grabs on Who's Calling Christian.
Speaker 4: Although it doesn't start for another two weeks, a lot
Speaker 4: of you have already started contacting celebrities. An easy way
Speaker 4: to do that whether All hang Out is on Instagram.
Speaker 4: You'll see them on social media as well, Twitter too,
Speaker 4: on Facebook. You can easily find them there because there
Speaker 4: are a lot of TV shows and movies being made
Speaker 4: at the moment. With COVID nineteen, they're at home. They
Speaker 4: are stuck indoors. They're scrolling through the phones like we are.
Speaker 4: I see them even I was the TV show was
Speaker 4: pugging earlier Ted Lasso on Apple TV. I put a
Speaker 4: little tweet out last night just saying how much I
Speaker 4: enjoyed it. I saw that Jason Sudicus, who's the big
Speaker 4: star of it, light my tweet.
Speaker 3: They're scrolling the scrolls.
Speaker 4: He must be sat on social media looking for mentions
Speaker 4: of his own TV show. That's how bored they are
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 3: And you tagged him in already. No, No, he just so.
Speaker 3: He's literally doing Google Ted.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank god I put something nice about it, Otherwise
Speaker 4: I'd be very upset with Jason Sudicus saw Homble being
Speaker 4: tweeted about it, but I do enjoy the show. To
Speaker 4: my point is that that they are online right now.
Speaker 4: They're looking for mentions of themselves on Twitter, on Instagram.
Speaker 4: You will find them there. Start to let them know
Speaker 4: about this. There's a video there's only thirty seconds that
Speaker 4: explains everything I'm talking about. Right now, you've got nothing
Speaker 4: to lose. You might be the person that sends one
Speaker 4: message to the celebrity that wins the vote in three
Speaker 4: weeks time and you get twenty thousand dollars and the celebrity.
Speaker 4: It's a win win for everyone. The celebrity gets twenty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars for the charity of their choice. Next week
Speaker 4: on the show, we're going to start going through our
Speaker 4: top five. So Jack, Me and Patsy we've each got
Speaker 4: our top fives of people we'd really love you to
Speaker 4: try and get on the show. It's probably an easier
Speaker 4: way than Ryni trying to think about where would you
Speaker 4: even begin. There's so many famous people, so think about
Speaker 4: who you loved in the eighties or nineties, or who
Speaker 4: you love right now with its singers or even athletes.
Speaker 4: Talking about footy stars. Last year, even though we had
Speaker 4: so many actors and singers. We did have a single
Speaker 4: footy plenty now none of them. So you might know someone,
Speaker 4: or you might know someone who knows someone who knows
Speaker 4: someone who knows Joel Selwood who you can try and
Speaker 4: get to call the show. So all the details are
Speaker 4: online at goldwei four three dot com dot au. Tag
Speaker 4: us in any of your messages to the celebrities, and
Speaker 4: good luck.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Perhas He just came into the studio talking about Crawf
Speaker 4: and I talk about how we bizarrely both tepaparts well
Speaker 4: but both of a similar age used to break dance
Speaker 4: at the weekends for fine, right, and to remember mates
Speaker 4: used to do this. We used to have our Nike
Speaker 4: win cheaters on and your big sort of high tech
Speaker 4: sort of a you know, there's big baseball boots that
Speaker 4: were the rage, and then we used to get your
Speaker 4: lino out or for us it was cardboard and then
Speaker 4: you would gather gather around the local sort of precinct
Speaker 4: and just do this every Saturday afternoon. And the mate
Speaker 4: said that, and I've just remembered this was the song,
Speaker 4: not that one, This was the song we used to
Speaker 4: break dance too. If you're a similar age to me,
Speaker 4: maybe you were a bee boppera breakdancer. Does this bring
Speaker 4: back memories? If I wrote this out to crawl, he'd
Speaker 4: get down and start doing the caterpillar or the worm.
Speaker 4: This is Herbie Hancock. Rocket used to Herbie Hancock still
Speaker 4: tours with paulmccar He really toned to musician. But back
Speaker 4: in the day made this.
Speaker 3: Psychic y.
Speaker 5: The love God used to go out in the front
Speaker 5: of Wan Gretta Kma with his square. You'd get a
Speaker 5: bit of cardboard off the skip out the battle and
Speaker 5: all these mates.
Speaker 4: I bet he was good as well back in the day.
Speaker 5: Oh, I thought he was.
Speaker 3: What was your main move, Christian?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? I had a friend, one of
Speaker 4: my friends was actually very very good. They used to
Speaker 4: do like competitions at the local swimming center once a month,
Speaker 4: which isn't quite the spirit that it came from, like
Speaker 4: the Bronx and stuff like that, a local swimming center,
Speaker 4: but there was that one. Do you remember You get
Speaker 4: down on the floor and you'd have your hands in
Speaker 4: front of you and you'd try and move your legs
Speaker 4: around crazy. Yes, that I think Now I'd need to
Speaker 4: see a chiropractice. The chiropractor would need to be on hand,
Speaker 4: like a pilate's workout doing that now, or yoga or something.
Speaker 4: Jack's had a very good idea hearing us talk about
Speaker 4: all of this.
Speaker 3: I reckon, we got to get dads of this age,
Speaker 3: of this elk. Surely there's more out there who used
Speaker 3: to drag the liner or the cardboard out to the
Speaker 3: shopping center.
Speaker 4: There must be, so we can count on the love
Speaker 4: God crawl for me at the moment.
Speaker 5: Any other former enough putting him for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we are covering break dancers that need to come
Speaker 4: back into the Mixak. Yeah, that's what we need to watch.
Speaker 2: Twenty Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you felt this as well, Peratsy,
Speaker 4: but the moment I got over forty, I found that
Speaker 4: suddenly I started to cry a lot more at various things. Seriously,
Speaker 4: sometimes I'm watching this very well made TV advert and
Speaker 4: it will set me off. I remember a couple of
Speaker 4: years ago watching Bake Off with the Kids, and I
Speaker 4: burst into tears. There was a guy who was bullied
Speaker 4: at school on there right, and baking was his only
Speaker 4: thing that he had to keep him safe and he
Speaker 4: was about to get kicked out of the Bacoff tent
Speaker 4: and he had to win this challenger and he was
Speaker 4: trying to make this loaf of bread and it kept
Speaker 4: just collapsing and stuff like this, and then the cameras
Speaker 4: wouldn't show you how it was doing in the oven.
Speaker 4: And then suddenly he came out. The bread was perfect,
Speaker 4: and you could see him crying, and I remember starting
Speaker 4: to cry, and the kids were going, what is going
Speaker 4: on with you? Dad? It's about a loaf of bread,
Speaker 4: and but it's not.
Speaker 3: It's way more than that, so.
Speaker 4: Much more than last night. We're watching the season finale
Speaker 4: of season six of Alone Jack got Me into this
Speaker 4: TV show. Season three you can find on SBS, and
Speaker 4: then a load of other seasons are on Foxdale. It's
Speaker 4: a very extreme survival show where they really are alone
Speaker 4: ten contestants and they are a high level sort of
Speaker 4: they've all got jobs, but they're very high level, outdoorsy
Speaker 4: people that know how to live off the land. But
Speaker 4: they are they're given GoPros, they're given their own cameras,
Speaker 4: there's no backup, they're checked on once a week. They've
Speaker 4: got an emergency satellite phone if they need to tap
Speaker 4: out and say I can't do it anymore. And it's fascinating,
Speaker 4: isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: It's really interesting what happens to them physically, but especially mentally,
Speaker 4: and who does well and why they do well. Anyway,
Speaker 4: last night's season finale is down to two guys. They
Speaker 4: don't know that they're the last two. Everybody else has
Speaker 4: crashed out, like three weeks before them. They're out in
Speaker 4: the wilderness in Mongolia and it's so cold, it's like
Speaker 4: minus fifty. So they're actually in their sleeping bags for
Speaker 4: twenty hours a day. One of them hadn't had any
Speaker 4: protein in two weeks. They just can't find it because
Speaker 4: it's it's winter time. The fish aren't there, the birds
Speaker 4: are in hibernation. They just and also, your body breaks
Speaker 4: down you're not putting energy into it. He suddenly they
Speaker 4: all had like bows, but they couldn't pull the bow back.
Speaker 4: They're just they're staying indoors. They're just shutting down basically. Anyway,
Speaker 4: There's one guy in there, Larry, and he starts saying,
Speaker 4: I think I've just had enough. I'm really witnessing my wife.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I came here, but I feel
Speaker 4: that whatever I came here for, I'm healed. I just
Speaker 4: felt this terrible emptiness. And he starts to talk about
Speaker 4: out loud about hisself. He goes, like, both of my kids,
Speaker 4: one of them is now, he's in the army, my
Speaker 4: daughter's at college, he's at university. And you feel this
Speaker 4: terrible emptiness when that happens in your life. And as
Speaker 4: I'm sat there watching my sixteen year old and I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 4: she's going to do she wants to go to university
Speaker 4: in two years time, he's there literally talking about how
Speaker 4: bleak it is, a black hole who described as opens
Speaker 4: up and you go into the abyss, and I start
Speaker 4: to tear up. My sixteen year old just does this.
Speaker 4: She puts her hat on top of mine and squeeze
Speaker 4: it did hang on a minute. All your life, it's
Speaker 4: been the other way round. Now she's doing that for me.
Speaker 4: So I'm in tears. And she doesn't even laugh at
Speaker 4: me this time. She just gets it watching that. And
Speaker 4: I said, hey, listen, what if I paid you a
Speaker 4: salary not to go to.
Speaker 11: University State This can be your full time job just
Speaker 11: being around, just watch TV. All I need is an
Speaker 11: hour in the evening and I'm good and so yeah today,
Speaker 11: I want to know when was the last time you
Speaker 11: cried at a TV show?
Speaker 4: I can't recommend that TV show enough, but by the
Speaker 4: way alone, but yeah, there's the thought of her having
Speaker 4: a squeeze of forty seven year old dads as she's
Speaker 4: watching the future. And please team in a couple of
Speaker 4: years time look out for me in two you start
Speaker 4: keep me back from that abyss or this show is
Speaker 4: going to come into the abys with me just playing
Speaker 4: albums back to bank, weeping between the.
Speaker 3: Song twenty hours in a sleeping bag, Zip to the top.
Speaker 4: We need to do a link, Christian, Come on, Jack,
Speaker 4: when was the last time we cried at a TV show?
Speaker 3: Queer Eye is a TV show that we like episode
Speaker 3: after episode, really can get to you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, such a feel good heartwoman show.
Speaker 3: Yep, I reckon this episode that really made both Bianca
Speaker 3: and I cry would get hit you in the same way.
Speaker 3: Remember the Mexican family. He's trying to open a Mexican
Speaker 3: themed seafood restaurant and the dad is a strange from
Speaker 3: the oldest daughter for a year because of her fight
Speaker 3: they've had, and she's moved out of home, and he
Speaker 3: didn't want old school traditions. He didn't want her to
Speaker 3: move out of home before she got married. They put
Speaker 3: them back together and make them have the conversation, oh
Speaker 3: my god about seeing I Do I and like, she
Speaker 3: was raised in America so has different traditions to what
Speaker 3: he was raised within Mexican.
Speaker 4: It's just more than a movie can do in two hours.
Speaker 3: Definitely, Yeah, definitely, it's.
Speaker 4: An amazing bit of TV. A Queer Eye. Honestly, look
Speaker 4: at a show that makes you feel better about your
Speaker 4: cell phone US assumers. Queer Eye does it every episode
Speaker 4: without found.
Speaker 3: And any of the five who's calling, especially.
Speaker 4: Jonathan Jonathan, Yeah, listen if it's if it's a tough
Speaker 4: call between Jonathan and Susanna Hoffs, I don't know. I
Speaker 4: pick Okay, Patsy. What was the last TV show you cried?
Speaker 5: It's got to be Say I Do on Netflix, which
Speaker 5: is by the creators of Queer Eye, same producers, and
Speaker 5: it's about these three guys who make the dreams of
Speaker 5: grooms come true when they want to propose to their partners.
Speaker 5: There was one particular episode, I think it's about the
Speaker 5: fourth or fifth where this couple were childhood sweethearts. They
Speaker 5: were like four and five, believe it or not, and
Speaker 5: just the best of mates. Anyway, he pretend proposed to
Speaker 5: her when they were just little kids, with this little
Speaker 5: ring box that was like a lady beetle that he'd
Speaker 5: bought with his pocket money. Anyway, they became separated, you know,
Speaker 5: as life happens, and he had a really rough upbringing.
Speaker 5: His dad was an alcoholic and they were homeless. They
Speaker 5: were living out of their car. Anyway, he'd come through
Speaker 5: and they met up again, as chances.
Speaker 3: Would have it.
Speaker 4: You're making me, well, I'm not even seen.
Speaker 5: It, like twenty five years later.
Speaker 4: They how do they propose?
Speaker 5: So she his twenties style sort of beautiful, old fashioned
Speaker 5: wedding and they happened to do it. But he has
Speaker 5: this stunning ring that he's been saving you all these
Speaker 5: years for and he presents it to her and it's
Speaker 5: still in the little ladybird box. He's kept it all
Speaker 5: those years. Absolute soul mates, these two.
Speaker 4: All right, then, so what was the last TV show?
Speaker 4: You cried out, We want all the details of Kate.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, podcast asking you at the moment, then, what was
Speaker 4: the last TV show you cried, Peter, Good morning, Peter, USA.
Speaker 1: And a sports store owner. He owned a chain of stores.
Speaker 1: He had a worker and she was a single mum
Speaker 1: with three kids, and he was at the back picking
Speaker 1: stock with her and he heard a story started crying
Speaker 1: up into the show. They sit down together. He gives
Speaker 1: her a fourteen thousand dollar rays and a bonus, and
Speaker 1: he gives her two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: get out of a homeless shoulder with the kids to
Speaker 1: move into a house.
Speaker 4: Wow, now we just missed the beginning. What was the
Speaker 4: TV show you were talking.
Speaker 1: About Undercaba Boss Usa.
Speaker 4: I've not seen this, yeh, I remember, Yeah, I've seen.
Speaker 4: I've seen that's in the US one. It's a great idea,
Speaker 4: isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I keep it up. It was just fantastic the impact.
Speaker 1: She was on the ground crying and he's on the
Speaker 1: ground with it, and they were hugging. It was just
Speaker 1: a magical moment on TV.
Speaker 4: Wow, lovely, Thank you very much, Peter. We'll check it out.
Speaker 4: Have a nice weekend. Thank you you two guys, and
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 8: The last time time I cried when when Molly died
Speaker 8: on a country practice friend can't yes.
Speaker 5: Brend Garden, don't play that music? Please don't don't don't
Speaker 5: you dare.
Speaker 8: Brendan was running around in the garden with little Chloe
Speaker 8: and then Molly just.
Speaker 4: And yeah, a very very sad moment in Australian TV
Speaker 4: for all of you, nineteen eighty four, many.
Speaker 2: Years woman.
Speaker 4: And have you ever seen Queer Eye.
Speaker 6: For the Straight Guy?
Speaker 3: So it's a series, Yeah, but there's a new they
Speaker 3: revamped it, so there's a new one on Neverloe.
Speaker 4: Queer Eye. You've got to watch that tee on you
Speaker 4: one watch an episode of the Weekend Call me Monday.
Speaker 4: I bet you that you will cry.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 4: Don't suck them back in or sub that you know,
Speaker 4: let them come if they come naturally. But where see
Speaker 4: you won't make Hans cry? Do you know what? Next week?
Speaker 4: Maybe we tie a different thing each day next week
Speaker 4: to make it by Friday we'll have tears out of
Speaker 4: you and I guaranteeing. Okay.
Speaker 2: Christian Christian iconn Christian O'Connell's show podcast non Stop Daily
Speaker 2: Joy of Homeschooling.
Speaker 4: To get my door ready for a the test, she
Speaker 4: was doing a history test, and I went, I'm up
Speaker 4: in a out with this. And then because she she's
Speaker 4: a very high level of schooling now sixteen and I
Speaker 4: probably about four years ago was the last time I
Speaker 4: could assist in any kind of preparation for school work.
Speaker 4: I said, what's what's it on? What's it on history?
Speaker 4: I like's history? Yeah? She said it's about the Cuban
Speaker 4: missile crisis, and I went, we did this at school
Speaker 4: as well. It's a very interesting time in world history.
Speaker 4: We're on the brink of nuclear war between American and Russia.
Speaker 4: And I said, the only thing I remember is it's
Speaker 4: the only time in America's history they went to deaf
Speaker 4: Con two.
Speaker 3: What's deaf Cone two?
Speaker 4: Well, I've I said a quick look to remind myself
Speaker 4: about deaf Con. What the various levels? Get a little
Speaker 4: of this. This is something out of Trey Stone and
Speaker 4: Matt Parker. Listen to this. Deaf Con one means maximum
Speaker 4: force readiness. Maximum force readiness feels like a terrible straight
Speaker 4: to DVD Stephen Stephen Sigal movie. I know he has
Speaker 4: done one called maximum force, but maximum force readiness, right,
Speaker 4: that's deaf Con one. You think that sounds extreme? What's
Speaker 4: death Con two, which is what they went to at
Speaker 4: the brink of UK War with the Russia in the
Speaker 4: sixties with the Cuban missile crisis. Death Con two further
Speaker 4: increase in force readiness. Death Con three is.
Speaker 3: But wait, they already reached maximum Who knew they go further?
Speaker 4: They're Americans. Of course there's more, isn't it. Death Con
Speaker 4: three is an increase in force readiness above normal readiness.
Speaker 3: You made that up. I'm reading it that Team America.
Speaker 4: I'm reading it from the death con website. Yeah. Death
Speaker 4: Con one to see you all understand is maximum force readiness.
Speaker 4: That feels like it should be. Three. From that, you
Speaker 4: go to death Con two. Further increase in the force
Speaker 4: readiness we just told you about earlier, but less than
Speaker 4: maximum readiness. Death Con three increase in force readiness above
Speaker 4: normal readiness. Do you know what I think this show
Speaker 4: we should be permanently set to death Con two? Okay,
Speaker 4: further increase in forced readiness. Jack, do you remember one
Speaker 4: thing from your history lesson at school? What stool sticks
Speaker 4: in your mind?
Speaker 3: I was actually trying to recount this story to bi
Speaker 3: Anchor last night of Cleopatra and Mark Antony had a
Speaker 3: bet to see who could throw the most extravagant party,
Speaker 3: and Mark Antony throws his party, and he has dancers
Speaker 3: and caterers and the band playing and stuff, and everybody
Speaker 3: loves his party. Then it comes time for Cleopatra's party,
Speaker 3: and she has two of the rarest pearl earrings in
Speaker 3: the world, and she simply takes one off and puts
Speaker 3: it in a glass of champagne, dissolves the earring, and
Speaker 3: then drinks the champagne and says, that's the most extravagant
Speaker 3: party in the world, and she wins the bet.
Speaker 4: I never heard that story.
Speaker 3: And then not only did it, did she and people like,
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, she got rid of one of the
Speaker 3: pearl earrings that's worth so much money. And then it
Speaker 3: made her other pearl earring even more rare because now
Speaker 3: there's only one lamb.
Speaker 4: It's actually a good story as well. How did they
Speaker 4: get a hold of and Egyptian? It is on your
Speaker 4: to do list, isn't it? Because I haven't seen it
Speaker 4: up on the on the South coophagus. You went on
Speaker 4: this only to do list? By the kitchen, you did buy,
Speaker 4: the catering, you booked the band. Have you got the
Speaker 4: DJ as well? Have you who have you got? All?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 4: What do you remember from your school history lesson? Producer Collett?
Speaker 4: It's got one as well, Collett. What do you remember
Speaker 4: from history at school?
Speaker 5: Weirdly that Tim Common had club feet?
Speaker 4: Who is studying the feet of great Egyptian leaders as well?
Speaker 4: That's a great one, right, What do you remember just
Speaker 4: one thing that's still in your mind now from a
Speaker 4: history lesson at school?
Speaker 1: Christian?
Speaker 2: Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, listen to the show. Just only talking about the
Speaker 4: deaf con ratings, I guarantee with any breakfast show in Australia,
Speaker 4: so actually talk about the deaf con ratings in America.
Speaker 4: Should let you know that five is the lowest level.
Speaker 4: One is the HI. I guess that now makes sense. Well, nah,
Speaker 4: deaf coon one maximum force readiness. If you're trying to
Speaker 4: tune in and wonder how on earth we got to
Speaker 4: talk about this, you have to download the podcast. We're
Speaker 4: asking this morning, what's the one thing you still remember
Speaker 4: from your history lesson at school? Ninety four one four
Speaker 4: one oh four three Parker, good morning, Hi, here you go, Yeah,
Speaker 4: good Parker, welcome to the show. What do you remember
Speaker 4: from history at school?
Speaker 6: I remember, I think it was about eighteen ninety two
Speaker 6: to eighteen ninety three Hitler actually drowned. I was about
Speaker 6: to drown in a small river creek, said, and a
Speaker 6: Jewish priest saved him from drowning.
Speaker 4: Never heard that story.
Speaker 3: Wait, he's drowning from nineteen eighty two, like eighteen eighty
Speaker 3: two to eighteen eighty three.
Speaker 6: Eighteen ninety three, one of one of those years.
Speaker 2: Big big one.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's now called vague history, this weeture, isn't. I
Speaker 4: think it's any weekly thing we do on a Friday. Parker.
Speaker 4: That's a good one. Thank you very much for calling in.
Speaker 4: No good weekend, Michelle, good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning. The Battle of sixty six.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's right. The what was it? The Norman conquest?
Speaker 8: And you know more than I do, that's all I know.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's fine.
Speaker 3: It's the funniest of all bes it is.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's top three, so you know it's when
Speaker 4: the Normans were at deaf con one. Yes, Michelle, do
Speaker 4: you remember learning about the Bayo tapestry as well, where
Speaker 4: someone made a big tapestry about the whole battle as
Speaker 4: their way of documenting history before the encyclopedia came in
Speaker 4: on many years later.
Speaker 8: No, not at all. I knew it was around the
Speaker 8: Magna carta time. That that was all I remembered from
Speaker 8: that particular history lessons near right. She must have been
Speaker 8: good because I got an a but I didn't like
Speaker 8: that teacher, right.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll set that for another day, Shoe, Thank you
Speaker 4: very much. You have a next weekend.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Last week on the show, Paul jack Post came in
Speaker 4: on Friday and he finally had an his radio career,
Speaker 4: His young fledgling radio crew finally had what happens to
Speaker 4: a lot of us over many years, is you will
Speaker 4: have that interview, and sadly, it's always a very good
Speaker 4: interview that you wanted to record and you had one
Speaker 4: job just to record it. But everyone who's been in
Speaker 4: radio a long time has got a story about an
Speaker 4: interview that didn't record. I was telling about the big
Speaker 4: one I had with Ricky Gervase last week. But for
Speaker 4: young Jack it was a nice exclusive with Amy Shark,
Speaker 4: and not for this radio show, but for a brilliantble
Speaker 4: podcast that Jack does called Jackie Rhoades Studios. You can
Speaker 4: find it wherever you get here our podcasts. And you
Speaker 4: were lucky enough to get some time with her through
Speaker 4: the record company, Sony, you were a major label.
Speaker 3: And then I only recorded my half of the interview,
Speaker 3: so my questions, my reactions to her answers.
Speaker 4: But was the guest that a great interview? And this
Speaker 4: is a bit of the audio of Jack finally realizing
Speaker 4: at the end of the chat only he's been recorded.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, dude, I just didn't record it.
Speaker 4: It's all the dudes that I love as well as
Speaker 4: as well as the swearing. And then Jack came in Friday.
Speaker 4: He told us all about it, and he tells us
Speaker 4: the reaction from poor Amy Shark.
Speaker 3: Oh she was frosty. No, what I meant to say
Speaker 3: is she was lovely, and.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a big world frosty and lovely. What was
Speaker 4: changed in the last couple of days.
Speaker 3: Well, now news articles are writing about Frosty in quotation The.
Speaker 4: Mail Online have got photos of you and her and
Speaker 4: desk saying that she was frosty Amy Shark.
Speaker 3: And now I feel like I've already done enough. Damn
Speaker 3: in Chammie Shark. I don't want to paint her as
Speaker 3: a frosty ice queen. She was actually lovely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, you should have not called her frosty last
Speaker 4: and started, oh she was frosty, Oh she was frosty.
Speaker 4: And then yesterday so were you watching Channel two?
Speaker 3: No, somebody sent this to me. I can't believe how
Speaker 3: this has kept going on news dot com and then
Speaker 3: it was in the Daily Mail and now Studio ten
Speaker 3: on Channel ten Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: Have I listened to this? They are also talking about
Speaker 4: Jack Post and also you've made it now listen less.
Speaker 4: Jackie Boy Patsy a little boys grown up. He's introduced
Speaker 4: as a radio star, which is what he is.
Speaker 7: Welcome back and Ossie radio Star has opened up about
Speaker 7: his disastrous interview with singer Amy Shark, saying the experience
Speaker 7: will scar him. Jack Post revealed that after chatting with Amy,
Speaker 7: he discovered he'd forgotten to record her.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 7: This was in a response to an article which called
Speaker 7: Amy frosty in the incident, and Jack posted this meme
Speaker 7: to Instagram, Amy Shark good Daily Mail bad?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: Amy Shark good Dating Mail bad. I mean it's like
Speaker 4: Bill Hicks is alive and on Instagram.
Speaker 3: I have decided to retreat and not pick a battle
Speaker 3: with Daily Mail, good good show in their career and
Speaker 3: my personal career. They were it was a David and
Speaker 3: Glyfe battle, too big, and David wasn't going to win
Speaker 3: the battle. So I will step away from that battle.
Speaker 3: Even though it was it was enticing me to go
Speaker 3: after them and make them pay for what they did.
Speaker 4: But channel chatting talking about it, why didn't they get
Speaker 4: you on I? I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe they thought I was too much of a huge
Speaker 3: radio star.
Speaker 4: Huge radio stars start trying taking down big media institutions
Speaker 4: like the Daily Mail online. So the actual interview is
Speaker 4: going to be ready for us all to hear when
Speaker 4: because now you're correcting this great demanded great for your podcast.
Speaker 3: So Amy, Amy Shark recorded the audio at her end
Speaker 3: on recording her video, so the interview.
Speaker 4: She did that all the time looking for TV interviews.
Speaker 4: She brings her own camera back up and stuff like
Speaker 4: that CCTV.
Speaker 3: So I have been able to couple together the interview.
Speaker 3: It comes out on Monday, Amy.
Speaker 4: He's telling me the bit of the end, if you
Speaker 4: kept in the bit where you go.
Speaker 3: No, of course, not.
Speaker 4: Come on to our director's come just for me. I
Speaker 4: want to hear that as worse experienced.
Speaker 3: We've heard it. We've heard it all right, So the
Speaker 3: normal interview.
Speaker 4: So when can people get it? From Monday morning?
Speaker 3: From Monday it goes out at midnight Sunday night. It's
Speaker 3: called Jackie Road Studios. Find it anywhere you get your podcast.
Speaker 4: You can finally hear that interview with Amy Shark, god.
Speaker 2: Minding Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today's at what time waste? So both it one for
Speaker 4: Friday going into the weekends. I don't know if any
Speaker 4: of you have ever seen the TV show Drunk History.
Speaker 4: It's great finding finding funny show. Yeah, very good, good watch.
Speaker 4: You can find them all online up, but can find
Speaker 4: him on YouTube. Yeah. Anyway, it's been canceled and today
Speaker 4: we're looking for your drunk movies, which is the rio as.
Speaker 4: Give me some francks again before we get into it.
Speaker 4: This is great when drunken Moments from history. In nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety six, on a visit to Washington, Russia and President
Speaker 4: Boris Yeltson got incredibly drunk in the wee hours of
Speaker 4: the morning, and Secret Service agents discovered him alone on
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania Avenue, hammered in his underwell, yelling for his underwear
Speaker 4: yelling for a taxi to get my pizza. This was
Speaker 4: only one in a stream of whole instance. I remember
Speaker 4: when he flew to London to meet with the Prime
Speaker 4: Minister and the plane landed and he obviously got on
Speaker 4: the old booze during the flight, and he was hammered
Speaker 4: and had fallen asleep. The plane sat at the time
Speaker 4: out for four hours because the agents were too worried
Speaker 4: to wake them up.
Speaker 3: He was sleeping sober, and all the.
Speaker 4: British press and the world's media were there. Boris was
Speaker 4: in the plane sleeping off a king size hangover. All right, then,
Speaker 4: So today we're looking for your drunk movies. Crouching tiger,
Speaker 4: vomiting dragon.
Speaker 3: I bet he's got a bunch of vomiting ones.
Speaker 4: That's the only one. Paco chips now, you know you
Speaker 4: get the munchies. I just want to Paco chips now,
Speaker 4: no control for old men. Silver Fairest Bler's day drinking Silver.
Speaker 4: Nothing better than day.
Speaker 5: Drinking is there on Fridays?
Speaker 4: Honey, I drunk the kids, Gold Jackie Boy, what have
Speaker 4: you got? Drunk movies?
Speaker 3: Edward's subtled hands, that's good. Gold Fairest Bueller's cut off,
Speaker 3: he's had too much.
Speaker 4: Bronze the hills.
Speaker 3: Have I ever told you how much I love that is?
Speaker 4: Gold Us Plus that's the one to be today.
Speaker 3: That's very good and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of
Speaker 3: the Crystal Skull sco Scout scou Skull.
Speaker 4: All right, that's the level today. Then that's what we're
Speaker 4: looking for on a Friday.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today's that word time wet. So we're looking for your
Speaker 4: drunk movies. All right, you're into Mark jack Bender like
Speaker 4: Beckham Silver what I'm Mary Anne Black? Cork down in
Speaker 4: one Down in one Down in one.
Speaker 3: Civil plus Dude, Where am I gold.
Speaker 4: Shindler's cocktail list? Civil plus Naughty Jody, A few drunk
Speaker 4: men Silver Grant, I forgot what I did last summer,
Speaker 4: Civil plus word and a drunk Poets Society. Great Irish pub,
Speaker 4: isn't there? Is? It fits right?
Speaker 3: Yeah? The drunk Poet in North Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very good pub. That it's proper Irish pub. Oh
Speaker 4: late night kebab house where art thou Gold why down
Speaker 4: andrew intoxicated bastards gold men who stare at top shelves.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I get is that like, look at them.
Speaker 4: He's not in the older server shops at the magazines.
Speaker 4: Silver flatter My back to the future, Gold, Luke dot
Speaker 4: Shavar going going home. I've had too much. Oh that's
Speaker 4: very good. Days of chunder Silver gone in sixty Stubbies Bronze,
Speaker 4: can't recall.
Speaker 3: What's that.
Speaker 4: Wallace and vomit Gold, fifty Shades of Monchies, Silver, one
Speaker 4: too many flu over the Cuckoo's Nest Silver, Hunt for
Speaker 4: the Red Rooster. Oh I like that Gold. Yeah, let's
Speaker 4: end it with that. Thank you very much. Mark there.
Speaker 4: All right, that's it for the show this week. We
Speaker 4: are back Monday. When you wake up Monday, we're gonna
Speaker 4: be counting down to the last two weeks before we
Speaker 4: go into Who's Calling Christian all the details about that
Speaker 4: little thirty second video that explains everything how he could
Speaker 4: be winning twenty thousand dollars from just one message to
Speaker 4: a celebrity to get to call us in two weeks time.
Speaker 4: You can find a gold one A four three dot
Speaker 4: com dot Au. Also next week then, so we're doing
Speaker 4: the Great Australian Cake Off.
Speaker 3: I think we have to yeap.
Speaker 4: Jack's going to do the train he's volunteered to take
Speaker 4: excellent good Man, Great did the jelly Paul.
Speaker 3: Good You guys remember you remember Clintos the carpenter. He's
Speaker 3: texted me this morning with photos of his train cake.
Speaker 3: He's made it already before, but all the carriages. No,
Speaker 3: he's only done the front carriage. That's what makes it
Speaker 3: hard is there was about six carriages on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's quite fairly taking it easy. So we're going
Speaker 4: to be doing that next week and hopefully making a
Speaker 4: listener and cry if you just tuned in, that sounds
Speaker 4: really harsher than it actually is. Okay, have a great weekend.
Speaker 4: Whatever you up to this weekend, Stay safe. Title today's
Speaker 4: show is Maximum Force Readiness.
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