Speaker 1: It's a Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, it's Tuesday morning. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Jack Post, goome on it. Patrina Jones, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning. This is interesting, right you guys
Speaker 2: interested in American politics? Not at all? They go to
Speaker 2: even esitate cookies answer you've given us on anything? Do
Speaker 2: you know what I applaud you for that? It's the
Speaker 2: most honest thing you've ever they've.
Speaker 3: Got running the show.
Speaker 4: I reckon, I reckon. I know what you're going to
Speaker 4: bring up if we've seen the same news story?
Speaker 2: Are you interested in American politics only.
Speaker 4: To the point if it's like a circus and it's fun.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's been honest. But politics, whether it's here
Speaker 2: in Australia, America, in England as well, it is a circus,
Speaker 2: isn't it. You know you're basically electing the person who
Speaker 2: you're basically electing a TV presenter these days? Aren't you
Speaker 2: judged on how they are on TV? Do they have here?
Speaker 2: The debates between the content in kind of prime ministers?
Speaker 4: But it's nothing like what the TV spectacle.
Speaker 2: It is in the States have reached over there, isn't it?
Speaker 2: We have them in England, and they are they're quite
Speaker 2: low waters affairs. They're not that exciting really. However, someone
Speaker 2: has stepped forward that might be hosting one between Joe
Speaker 2: Biden and Donald Trump that I do find interesting, and
Speaker 2: that is Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan biggest podcaster and test
Speaker 2: to let him saying he's the biggest podcaster. He's the
Speaker 2: most powerful interviewer in the world. There isn't a TV
Speaker 2: show or a chat show that has his ratings, which
Speaker 2: is why you know Spotify paid him one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2: He's got a huge audience. Anyway, He's offered Donald Trump
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden to moderate a debate, a four hour
Speaker 2: debate between the pair of them. Joe Rogan, as an independent,
Speaker 2: will moderate this. Trump has said, yes, this will be
Speaker 2: interesting because I like Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan is the
Speaker 2: alpha of all alphas. Very intelligent guy, very artistic guy,
Speaker 2: but he is the alpha of all alphas. At the
Speaker 2: top of the alpha tree sits only Joe Rogan.
Speaker 4: But he's in it. Proof now that it's just a
Speaker 4: TV show, that's just entertainment.
Speaker 2: It's not about and if you've ever heard of Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan podcast.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: I like Joe's podcasts. I dip in on out of
Speaker 2: them because they're about seven hours long, aren't they They're huge. However,
Speaker 2: that debate between those two, I don't know. There's no
Speaker 2: word yet whether Biden's team have said yes, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is in, which would be amazing. I mean, Joe Rogan
Speaker 2: does ask brilliant questions. He's a really good interview and
Speaker 2: him and Donald Trump alone, they don't need Biden, just
Speaker 2: him and Trump for four hours. Have you seen the
Speaker 2: Elon Musk one? Of course, Oh, it's not been the
Speaker 2: same since.
Speaker 4: Well Elon went on and for the he never smoked
Speaker 4: marijuana before.
Speaker 2: And not just that, it is Joe Rogan kind of
Speaker 2: marijuana as well. It's an industrial strength.
Speaker 4: He did it on Joe Show and then Tesla stocks plummeted.
Speaker 2: I know that he was like swirling, he found a
Speaker 2: samurai saw. It was like you're watching a sort of
Speaker 2: party round at someone's house at two am. But this
Speaker 2: is Elon Musk's a very smart guy, but a little
Speaker 2: bit out there, isn't he? You know? But the Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan thing, Donald Trump and Joe Rogan. I only just
Speaker 2: want that because I think if anyone can dismantle Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and try and show Donald Trump what he's doing,
Speaker 2: it's only he's our only hope. As Joe Rogan. Whether
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is going to start smoking dope with Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan and maybe realize that every of his words, I
Speaker 2: don't know, but I guarantee having most Joe Rogan Show are.
Speaker 2: Joe's first question is normally, have you seen this video
Speaker 2: of a bear fighting another bear? Jamie? Get that up.
Speaker 2: That's what the I'm Joe Rogan, I'm your moderator. The
Speaker 2: first question is, Joe Donald, have you seen this video
Speaker 2: of a bear fighting another Jamie? Get that video up now.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Patsy Playground's reopened yesterday. Did you take order your daughter
Speaker 2: down there? Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, biding at the bit. Finally got there straight after
Speaker 3: school and it was packed. It was like peak hour.
Speaker 2: But have like a bouncer there sort with the velvet
Speaker 2: ro you know, to know more than three and time.
Speaker 3: No, it's a new playground actually that's opened up near
Speaker 3: our house. But I felt a bit silly because I
Speaker 3: took you know, like antiseptic wipes and the dead old
Speaker 3: hand gel and stuff, But I didn't feel like.
Speaker 2: I mean it took like Glenn twenty down there.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't. But what was funny? I noticed one
Speaker 3: other mum. I thought I was being Eurotic, but one
Speaker 3: other mum was spraying down all the equipment with a
Speaker 3: can of Glenn twenty before her little boy would use it.
Speaker 2: I guess you got all those little little hands, haven't
Speaker 2: you all over the equipment? I mean I probably would have.
Speaker 2: I've probably had done the same if I'm was to
Speaker 2: take my kids and they were younger down there. But
Speaker 2: surely the park is going to stinker Glenn twenty. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you've got a many mums and dads going down
Speaker 2: then spraying it between each kind of go on it?
Speaker 2: And what do you mean all of them? Like the
Speaker 2: slides and the sweet everything.
Speaker 3: Her little boy wanted to get on, she'd give it
Speaker 3: a spray, and I mean, I can't talk. I had
Speaker 3: the dead ole and the wipes, and I was like.
Speaker 2: Takes the fun out a bit, doesn't he? Then running
Speaker 2: around go wait wait wait, wait, wait wait wait wait
Speaker 2: wait wait? Don't you go down that slide?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I need to go slide down it with my climbing
Speaker 2: equipment I'm sailing down a little bit, Glenn twenty. There,
Speaker 2: I'm setting down again.
Speaker 3: But she was wrapped to get some fresh air and
Speaker 3: the lungs at the playground.
Speaker 2: It was great. Yes, bizarre, isn't it. I was walking
Speaker 2: the dog again yesterday afternoon, about a third walk yesterday,
Speaker 2: and now's the sort of dragging her while she's just
Speaker 2: slides around the ground.
Speaker 4: And you're doing the same thing, right, Glenn twenty on
Speaker 4: the ground before she stepps.
Speaker 2: I'm actually under these on the pause, chat on the pause,
Speaker 2: I know, stuff like that. And I noticed the playgrounds.
Speaker 2: You're right, it was like standing room only. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: was just like they've just been invented. And we heard
Speaker 2: about it on the TV newser and rushing down.
Speaker 7: Christian Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast show seven.
Speaker 4: Who's calling Christian that it is correct? Three days to go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all finishes this Friday, nine AM. For Grabs in
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars to you. If you get the winning
Speaker 2: celebrity onto the show, you'll be picking the winner this weekend.
Speaker 2: Were now on the show next Monday, the winning slow
Speaker 2: but he also gets twenty thousand dollars for the charity
Speaker 2: of their choice, which is why as of yesterday's show
Speaker 2: nine o'clock when we finished, how many celebrities have called
Speaker 2: us so far?
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, We're up to twenty eight celebrities if you
Speaker 4: include some that were leftover voicemail. I do you want
Speaker 4: me to run them out?
Speaker 2: No, let's not go through all of them. Yesterday we
Speaker 2: had a Really I could take us a while. And
Speaker 2: I know Patsy wants to talk more about American American politics.
Speaker 2: She loves. That is incredible. Thank you so much. Chevyn
Speaker 2: who's trying to reach out to celebrities an email from
Speaker 2: someone who says that they are followed on Do you
Speaker 2: remember Tumblr?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm not. You know, there are so many different platforms
Speaker 2: these days. It's hard to get across everything, isn't it?
Speaker 2: But I remember Tumblr being a thing. I don't even
Speaker 2: know what Tumblr is. I know it's not spelt like that.
Speaker 2: It's one of those websites which is b lr isn't
Speaker 2: no even it's all branding.
Speaker 4: Guys. How's our show Tumblr going?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: How many followers we got on Tumblr?
Speaker 2: I do you know? I keep getting emails? Update? I
Speaker 2: set up a Breakfast Show Pinterest account, right, well, no
Speaker 2: idea I used it twice. I said to the team,
Speaker 2: and this is what we're going to do. We're going
Speaker 2: to put up images relating to that day show every
Speaker 2: day and they looked around each other like, heah, he
Speaker 2: won't keep this up. Two shows, two shows. I still
Speaker 2: get an email every day. Been a bit quiet, missed.
Speaker 2: Underscore has show Interest account. We're still on there. Do
Speaker 2: you know what I'm going to take out my password? Team,
Speaker 2: Let's relaunch on Pinterest. That is how we're going to
Speaker 2: take over the rest of Australian radio is Pinterest. Bring
Speaker 2: up photos of things we talk about.
Speaker 4: The Facebook page, Instagram page, Twitter, bring them all to Aholt.
Speaker 4: Everybody put your energy into every other platform.
Speaker 2: I don't want to any more Instagram posts or videos. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's put it all now on Interest because that is
Speaker 2: where the gold audience hang out, isn't it. They're on Pinteresting?
Speaker 2: What was Tumbler? What was tumbling? What was the articles
Speaker 2: you tumbled through? No?
Speaker 4: I thought it was memes? Oh was it?
Speaker 2: What a horrible way to take the joy of tumbling,
Speaker 2: which is something we enjoyed doing this a kid an
Speaker 2: innocent forward role. What is the last time any of
Speaker 2: us had done a forward role. By the way, I
Speaker 2: had to do one a couple of years ago. When
Speaker 2: I'm in the team, we should do this. We did
Speaker 2: an escape room. Great, don't do what we did. Don't
Speaker 2: go to the pub for three hours beforehand. We all
Speaker 2: turned up drunk. It's they're terrifying those escape rooms. Don't
Speaker 2: turn up with a bladder and brain full of beer.
Speaker 2: It took us ages to work our way through through
Speaker 2: the whole thing. They're they're great fun. But in one
Speaker 2: of the rooms I was in, I had to do
Speaker 2: a series of forward roles in some chamber.
Speaker 4: You've been through a different escape rooms that I've been here.
Speaker 2: It was a sex time anyway, whatever it was, we
Speaker 2: had a great time. Wait. This listener is followed on
Speaker 2: tumblr by Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Wait where were we talking about?
Speaker 2: Sorry? I forgot one of my listens and trying to
Speaker 2: get Tennis Swift to call it because she follows our
Speaker 2: listener on Tumblr and as I read the emails, say
Speaker 2: that's great. Hang on a minute, what was Tumblr? What's
Speaker 2: the articles? Do any of us know what Tumblr was?
Speaker 2: These guys will know. Did you just say? These guys just.
Speaker 4: Literally ran for it was like an escape to get
Speaker 4: so you can get furtheress away from the mic.
Speaker 2: Who should go to Rio? He's the guy we brought
Speaker 2: onto this team. He used to run around Social Security.
Speaker 2: No one's more Zeit guist here than this guy. By
Speaker 2: the way, I just looked in our little show fridge
Speaker 2: where we keep our little our food, and I just
Speaker 2: put my my breakfast in there, and I asked which
Speaker 2: team member, one of our team member in that fridge
Speaker 2: has a bag of pre graded mozzarella graang padano, so
Speaker 2: a fancy one as well?
Speaker 4: What's for lunch?
Speaker 2: Who do you think it would be? Tom moum tippin
Speaker 2: new kid. I reckon it's Rio's fancy, isn't he? He's fancy,
Speaker 2: university educated. He looks at do you see the way
Speaker 2: he looks in the window at us as well, like
Speaker 2: he hates us. I'm educated, and I'm doing this with
Speaker 2: these low brow And now they want to know what
Speaker 2: Tumblr is with No Rio Christian tomb is a knew
Speaker 2: we now go on, tell me, mate, Jack pretty much
Speaker 2: had it right.
Speaker 8: It was you just had a news feed that would
Speaker 8: post all your favorite memes and images and videos and gifts.
Speaker 2: And stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I've still got my finger on the Pulse and Pinterest.
Speaker 4: Do you think it's wise for the show to go
Speaker 4: back on Pinterest?
Speaker 2: It's about to blow a big, big time. I know
Speaker 2: it's time for revitalized crafting and tearing your ideas. I
Speaker 2: used to host them on my Pinterest page, show Pinterest
Speaker 2: page or how do you have my log in details? Okay?
Speaker 4: Clipboard Tommy is saying you might ear no no, no
Speaker 4: pin no show.
Speaker 2: Stick him on turn up with his new ideas from
Speaker 2: Hot Breakfast. What's your problem with pinterestimguam not a fan
Speaker 2: dance didn't have any gig on that over again? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: the world doesn't want to go through that all over
Speaker 2: again because it's a terrible war all over again. Where
Speaker 2: were we?
Speaker 4: We also need to know whose cheese it was, of course.
Speaker 2: Christian Christian Christian o'conald podcast, So who's gone in Christian?
Speaker 2: Here's what's happened in the last couple of days. Yesterday
Speaker 2: we had a great day. All this is driven by
Speaker 2: you guys reaching out to various celebrities with Miss Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift on her Tumblr account. Who knows, so you could
Speaker 2: be getting to call the show today the rest of
Speaker 2: this week, but it ends Friday at nine am. Then
Speaker 2: we're going to announce the top five. You will vote
Speaker 2: or from the top five, who's going to be the winner,
Speaker 2: and the win it really could be you. Plenty of
Speaker 2: time to still worse. State you claim for twenty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars for you and twenty thousand dollars for the winning celebrity,
Speaker 2: and their money goes to the charity of their choice.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we had our second Linda from Round the Twist
Speaker 2: calling us from La Jonie. We are. Bill Bailey, brilliant comedian,
Speaker 2: was great yesterday from London. He's going to be coming
Speaker 2: back on the show. That's what message in yesterday. In
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks Time Pluck in his book David Tennant.
Speaker 2: I emailed David yesterday evening say it was only to
Speaker 2: hear from you, but his is the only question out
Speaker 2: of twenty eight odd celebrities so far there's actually been dodged.
Speaker 2: Every celebrity that calls us, they leave a question for
Speaker 2: whoever it is coming up next. Been really nice the
Speaker 2: various questions we've got from Amy Sharks. Because we don't
Speaker 2: often know what the question is going to be. We
Speaker 2: don't even know who's coming on air. The producers do
Speaker 2: obviously moments before we do, but certainly don't know what
Speaker 2: the question is. Amy Sharks started it all off really
Speaker 2: with a great one about Cobra Kuai Cobracai and mister Miyaki.
Speaker 4: And the saddest thing about David Tennant's one not being
Speaker 4: answered is now the chain is broken because when we
Speaker 4: run them all.
Speaker 2: Back to back, and you know, David is a very polite,
Speaker 2: pleasant actor. Okay, quite what. I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: thought he was talking to Australia and so we had
Speaker 2: to come down to your level. I can only think
Speaker 2: it's that. But his question about how many dates are
Speaker 2: gone before you break wind isn't a very kind of
Speaker 2: lovey acting phrase.
Speaker 4: Don't put this on Australia. I think let's have a
Speaker 4: look at the calls we got from London, David Tennant
Speaker 4: asking about farting, Roan keating, asking about which hand you
Speaker 4: wipe with?
Speaker 2: You're quite right, and so Emma Wiggle bless her, didn't
Speaker 2: want to go on the record giving a voice to
Speaker 2: David's question for the Wiggles having any view on flash
Speaker 2: e in relationships. So the last person on yesterday was
Speaker 2: Emma wiggle how this works. And during the show sometimes
Speaker 2: other celebrities will give us a call, and because it's
Speaker 2: live radio and we've got news to get through and
Speaker 2: everything going on, we give them two choices. They can
Speaker 2: either leave a message or try and call back. Sometimes
Speaker 2: if they call after the breakfast show and it's during
Speaker 2: the day, they can leave a voicemail for the show
Speaker 2: as well. That all gets put in the mix if
Speaker 2: they can't call in the next day, So a couple
Speaker 2: more voicemails to play. Let's have a listen to some
Speaker 2: of these that have come in over the last couple
Speaker 2: of days.
Speaker 6: Hi, Christian, it's worry Kepper. My nomination is Demi Davis
Speaker 6: My day and my charity is Bridy Cover Australia.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Warwick Kappa. Let's go to this one.
Speaker 9: Hello Christian.
Speaker 10: A'srellian Boil calling from the beautiful strud Rope Island in Queensland.
Speaker 10: I'm currently watching a couple of dolphins playing around in
Speaker 10: the bay out there. It's a beautiful day up here.
Speaker 10: We love it up here. But there is a national
Speaker 10: issue that I'm very close to them that is Breast
Speaker 10: Cancer Network Australia. I've met some of the most wonderful
Speaker 10: people in the world through this dreaded disease and that's
Speaker 10: sort of enhanced my life more than degraded it. And
Speaker 10: I'm chasing some money for the organization. Please, if you
Speaker 10: are involved with breast cant Door, please ring in and
Speaker 10: pick the numbers over because we need it.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Railing Boil, calling it a great
Speaker 2: and important cause. Let's find out who this is.
Speaker 8: Hi, Christian, It's Christine nu Here. I'm an Australian singer
Speaker 8: and apparently I'm a celebrity and Luke white House has
Speaker 8: nominated me or contacted me on social media to ask
Speaker 8: me to give you a call to help raise money
Speaker 8: for my charity. My charity is Woollongong Homeless Hub.
Speaker 11: I live in the Illawarra region, which is.
Speaker 8: The south coast of Sydney, and I am dedicated to
Speaker 8: helping the charities in the region, so that's why I've
Speaker 8: chosen Wollongong Homeless Hub.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much all these amazing messages and all
Speaker 2: the efforts you'll making try and get hold of celebrities.
Speaker 2: If you want to find out more, there's an easy,
Speaker 2: little thirty second video online right now. Gold one four
Speaker 2: three dot com dot au. There is only one message
Speaker 2: away from finding your twenty thousand dollars win in the
Speaker 2: next week. Okay, four more shows to go. You could
Speaker 2: be getting anyone to call the show, people like Bill Bailey.
Speaker 2: Bill called the show yesterday because one of you, Rachel
Speaker 2: just asked him to on Instagram. Is as easy as that.
Speaker 7: Good luck, Christian, Hey, Hello, Good morning, Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connor.
Speaker 2: Who can you get to call the show? Twenty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars for charity for the winning celebrity and you could
Speaker 2: be winning twenty thousand dollars for getting him onto the show.
Speaker 2: You will pick the winner this weekend. All right, let's
Speaker 2: find out who's kicking it off today. Good morning, who's
Speaker 2: calling Christian?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 12: This is Rebecca Holden.
Speaker 2: Rebecca hold and Rebecca you have to help us out here?
Speaker 2: How you actress? Singer?
Speaker 12: I'm a singer. I was on a TV show called
Speaker 12: night Writer with David Hasselhoff and Kit the Car and
Speaker 12: I've been seeing all my life and have a new
Speaker 12: album coming out.
Speaker 2: Wow, And who's asked you to give us a call?
Speaker 12: Some night Writer fans? Actually you know night Writer is
Speaker 12: very very popular in Australia.
Speaker 2: He's upa popular all over the world. And so who
Speaker 2: were you and Knight writing? Were you April?
Speaker 12: I was April? I certainly was. It was a wonderful
Speaker 12: character to play. She was smart, she was intelligent. She
Speaker 12: was a computer expert on the car who programs can't
Speaker 12: do all the wonderful things he did to fight crime
Speaker 12: with Michael Knight.
Speaker 2: I seem to remember, right, So your boss was it Devon?
Speaker 2: Was it Devon the Boss? That's the guy in the show.
Speaker 12: What a good memory you had, Yes, the wonderful British actor,
Speaker 12: that's what it was. Yes, Edward Moulhair was the actor
Speaker 12: who played Devin.
Speaker 2: That's I remember, and I seem to remember. You'll know
Speaker 2: about this, that Kit, the car and Devon in yourself
Speaker 2: saw Michael Knight the Hoff as a bit of an idiot.
Speaker 12: Well, I think we had a little more respect for
Speaker 12: him than that. But we all joined together to do
Speaker 12: good things for the world.
Speaker 2: The two episodes collaboration, I bet yeah it was. It
Speaker 2: was a brillant TV show. There were two episodes, that's
Speaker 2: to count for me, Rebecca. There was the one where
Speaker 2: there was the evil Kit Calm and we're getting very
Speaker 2: upset with this. As a kid, I was about ten
Speaker 2: years of age. You remember the Evil kit.
Speaker 12: One, Yes, that was Garth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it, Goth, Yes, that's it special.
Speaker 12: Yeah, maybe a two hour special, yes, several of those
Speaker 12: with Garth. So the Evil One and Michael Michael Knight
Speaker 12: had an evil twin named Garth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's right. I think himself by so, I
Speaker 2: think David Hassehoff has been playing the evil twin to
Speaker 2: himself in real life for the last part of the
Speaker 2: last twenty years of his life. Further book, I think
Speaker 2: it gave him an idea that wasn't me. It was
Speaker 2: why you.
Speaker 12: Said that I didn't And.
Speaker 2: Do you remember this? Do you remember in the eighties
Speaker 2: a lot of the big TV shows like night Rider,
Speaker 2: they would have a kind of crossover episode.
Speaker 12: I had the pleasure of guest starwing on many of
Speaker 12: the other shows like Magnum p I with Tom Selleck
Speaker 12: and Reminton Steele with Pierce Blasa. Of course it went
Speaker 12: on to become Double seven.
Speaker 2: I remember that Gary Coleman from Different Strokes appeared in
Speaker 2: an episode of night Rider.
Speaker 12: You're probably right. A lot of the other popular stars
Speaker 12: of the time guest starred on the show, had a
Speaker 12: lot of wonderful guests and.
Speaker 2: Well, this is great to be talking to you. So
Speaker 2: you're singing now? Is that we've been doing for the
Speaker 2: last but of your career as well as the acting.
Speaker 12: Well, I've sung all my life. Grew up singing in church,
Speaker 12: of course, and continue to sing. And that's really where
Speaker 12: I became an actress. I was in New York continuing
Speaker 12: my music studies a voice and piano, and I was
Speaker 12: discovered by an agent and put under contract with Breck
Speaker 12: Shampoo as the Brett Girl, and went on to do
Speaker 12: a lot of other commercials from that, but I Resoke
Speaker 12: Indenting and Kellogg serials and Chevrolet cars and so on.
Speaker 12: And then Aaron Spelling, the very prolific television producer, saw
Speaker 12: one of my commercials which aired on the Super Bowl
Speaker 12: and had me brought out to the West Coast and
Speaker 12: I started guest starring on a lot of the Spelling
Speaker 12: shows as well as a lot of the shows for
Speaker 12: NBC and Universal, and that led the night writer and
Speaker 12: an acting career that I had really never envisioned because
Speaker 12: music was my life.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. You almost give me an idea for night
Speaker 2: ride to the musical. You can sing, David Houseoff can
Speaker 2: kind of sing.
Speaker 4: We get last year.
Speaker 2: We don't want that kind of thing on stage, Okay,
Speaker 2: we get special effects also to the music the musical
Speaker 2: with both of you singing. I paid good money to
Speaker 2: see that.
Speaker 12: All right, Well, I'll tell some producers and maybe we'll
Speaker 12: put it together.
Speaker 2: This happened. This is an executive producer, thank you stream project.
Speaker 2: And then what's the charity that you support in Rebecca.
Speaker 12: It's American's Purse, which is an organization I wanted to
Speaker 12: include Australia of course, and not just make it an
Speaker 12: American charity, and Americans First really helps in crises all
Speaker 12: over the world. Yeah, its spiritual and a physical sense,
Speaker 12: a very humanitarian organization. So we're going through some really
Speaker 12: challenging times right now. So I don't know how you're
Speaker 12: faring over there with the COVID, but I think I
Speaker 12: see light at the end of the tunnel.
Speaker 2: I hope. So yeah, we're in our second lockdown. So yeah,
Speaker 2: you're speaking to us in Melbourne right now, and we
Speaker 2: will put back into a second lockdown, which I think
Speaker 2: might be sadly coming to some various other cities. As
Speaker 2: well all over the world. But yeah, it's been a
Speaker 2: the second lockdown, as you can imagine, it's been very
Speaker 2: very hard of you know, kids haven't do homeschooling as well.
Speaker 2: So these charities amazing work.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, yes, well my heart is with you there.
Speaker 12: And I did a duet with the legendary Little Anthony
Speaker 12: called I Believe It's it's a classic song.
Speaker 6: I believe for.
Speaker 12: Every drop of rain that falls, a flower grows. That
Speaker 12: we find goodness out of the challenges and struggles that
Speaker 12: we go through in life. We've become stronger for having
Speaker 12: gone through them. And there's always a candle through the darkness.
Speaker 2: That's lovely thing to say. And we have a question
Speaker 2: for you. Was left by the last person, also a singer.
Speaker 2: Are you familiar with the Wiggles?
Speaker 12: Well, I've heard of them. I understand they're very very
Speaker 12: popular there.
Speaker 2: They're popular everywhere and right, yeah, children, but they sold
Speaker 2: out like Madison Square Garden for like twelve nights running.
Speaker 12: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 12: Good for them?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I let them know you said that. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: here's the question form Emma for you.
Speaker 5: I was wondering who would you take to genuine you
Speaker 5: would it be Wag the Dog, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Henry
Speaker 5: the Octopus, or Captain fitscaud I.
Speaker 2: Don't think that's going to make a little sense to you, Rebecca,
Speaker 2: But pick one of them, whoever you like the sound
Speaker 2: off Lea having dinner with it.
Speaker 12: I would love to go to dinner with the entire
Speaker 12: band if possible, But if I had to only pick one,
Speaker 12: it would have to be Dorothy this dinosaur.
Speaker 2: That's already the fact on that, Rebecca. What's the question
Speaker 2: that you're leaving with us?
Speaker 12: How about what is your very, very favorite television show
Speaker 12: from the eighties.
Speaker 2: That's a great one. Now you started virtually all the
Speaker 2: best ones. I've just had a quick look on IMDb.
Speaker 2: You're even in one of my favorite comedy shows, Police Squad,
Speaker 2: with the late great Leslie Nielsen. Just that must have
Speaker 2: been brilliant for getting to work in that.
Speaker 12: He was a treasure and it was a really fun role.
Speaker 12: He was an unforgettable guy. Oh yeah, Lefty was amazing.
Speaker 12: And I did a lot of the sitcoms actually, like
Speaker 12: Three Company and Accord and I don't know if you've
Speaker 12: had those over in Australia or they're running and syndication.
Speaker 12: That's that's a good thing about television. It kind of lives.
Speaker 12: One has a life of its own. Night Rider of courses,
Speaker 12: and you know, the one with such longevity, And what
Speaker 12: do you.
Speaker 2: Think is the greatest ates TV show ever made? You
Speaker 2: were in a law of them, I'd love to know
Speaker 2: what you think is the best one.
Speaker 12: Well, I'm very grateful and I cherish my memories from
Speaker 12: the show. I think it is one of the iconic
Speaker 12: shows of the eighties that has lived on and continue
Speaker 12: to resonate with fans. And I think one of the
Speaker 12: main reasons Christian is because it had the theme of
Speaker 12: the show which one person can make a difference. And
Speaker 12: I've heard so many stories from fans as I go
Speaker 12: out to many of the events. They still have night
Speaker 12: Rider events all over the world. One of the ones
Speaker 12: in the UK had seventy thousand fans there and I
Speaker 12: hear wonderful stories of how it inspired them to go
Speaker 12: on and make a difference. And I think we all
Speaker 12: can do that, you know, in our own the way.
Speaker 12: If we make difference in the lives of the people
Speaker 12: just around us, we inspire them to do the same
Speaker 12: thing in their lives. And then they touch the lives
Speaker 12: of the next person and it becomes sort of like.
Speaker 2: Well listen, Rebecca Holden, lovely to talk to you, Take
Speaker 2: care and stay safe. Thanks for corning, good luck with.
Speaker 12: The singing, same to you. Thank you so much, Christian.
Speaker 12: Have a beautiful day, Christian.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Someone is on the line right now. Good morning. Who's
Speaker 2: calling Christian? Who's this? Hello?
Speaker 13: It's your old friend Ricky Gervais.
Speaker 2: You sounds so happy that he speaking to me.
Speaker 13: Well, it's like, I don't know. Twitter to me is
Speaker 13: like a nest of baby birds. Every time I go
Speaker 13: on there's people with their beaks open ask me to
Speaker 13: do stuff. It's like unbelievable. It's life changes and I ah,
Speaker 13: so some bloke I've never heard of just got on
Speaker 13: to me and gave him a number and so so yeah,
Speaker 13: I mean, it's lovely to speak to you.
Speaker 2: So what is it is it? It's Monday night? Are
Speaker 2: you in the UK?
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 2: What are you calling from?
Speaker 13: Tuesday night? And what day is it?
Speaker 2: You are? What day? Depp? These days? Aren't you you
Speaker 2: and your wine?
Speaker 13: I've had a little drink. I'm just about to go
Speaker 13: to bed. I've watched the UFC fight. I was about
Speaker 13: to watch another episode of Curve, which I've completed again,
Speaker 13: like all all series, I'm on the last series now
Speaker 13: again in Lockdown.
Speaker 2: Series was great, wasn't it?
Speaker 13: It's great. I think he's he's the comedy mind of
Speaker 13: the century. Honestly incredible. Every single series is. It's consistently brilliant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what are you catching up on? You have
Speaker 2: seen the fights on mom Sunday? Were you watching? They
Speaker 2: were great? The Sunday amazing.
Speaker 13: Yeah, last Saturday night fights in Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did not know you were a UFC fan.
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 13: I love you. See, I used to watch it when
Speaker 13: I was disgusted with myself for watching it. When it
Speaker 13: was like just two just two board bloats in a
Speaker 13: cage beating each other up. Before it became like a
Speaker 13: sophisticated spot.
Speaker 2: It used to be used to be really fat guys
Speaker 2: would like guts, look like they just got them out.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's just like they could have. They'd have been
Speaker 13: just as happy with two bricks in a skit in
Speaker 13: a car park. But now, but now, but now you know, No,
Speaker 13: it's an incredible sport and it's like the White. I
Speaker 13: think it's more consistently exciting than than boxing. And I've
Speaker 13: been a fight fan since I was like six, But no,
Speaker 13: it's it's probably my favorite sport.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, you're right there, we're running out of TV shows.
Speaker 2: You need to have you written after Life three?
Speaker 1: Yet?
Speaker 2: Is that? Is that all done? All?
Speaker 13: I've got the first draft? Yeah, but you know that
Speaker 13: I've still got six months on ahead of the game
Speaker 13: because you're not filming that till next April. If it happens,
Speaker 13: if there's still it's still a world. But I'm assuming,
Speaker 13: I'm assuming there it's gonna it's still be. You don't know,
Speaker 13: do you?
Speaker 2: No, No, you never know, troub it's the Daily Mail,
Speaker 2: right because anything you send interview gets taken out of context, right,
Speaker 2: And the Daily Mail's new headline is going to be
Speaker 2: there's going to be no world next year, Ricky Gervais
Speaker 2: and these days you're now it is.
Speaker 13: But but it is a world of extremes, isn't it.
Speaker 13: There's people who say that, you know, it's the end
Speaker 13: of the world next Tuesday, and then others who say, no,
Speaker 13: you can't catch anything ever, just go and stuck a doorknob.
Speaker 13: It's fine, it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Just go.
Speaker 13: So it's fine.
Speaker 6: Go.
Speaker 2: I think that isn't that Boris Johnson's new policy at
Speaker 2: the moment is to encourage the country to sucker dornoll.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's a great that is a great campaign. It's
Speaker 13: like we've had claps for the NHS. Now it's sucker
Speaker 13: down on yeh, like dig for victory or.
Speaker 2: And what are you doing to survive in a lot
Speaker 2: of it because once you want to be doing like
Speaker 2: your world tour. At the moment you stand up tour.
Speaker 13: Well, that's the thing. I mean, that's the only thing
Speaker 13: that's made a difference for me. If it wasn't for that,
Speaker 13: this would have been like, you know, a long summer holiday.
Speaker 13: But yeah, I think I'm on the second round of
Speaker 13: postponements now. I think I was meant to be playing.
Speaker 13: I think Copenhagen. I mean, my gig's gonna be the
Speaker 13: last to come back. You know, it's like six people
Speaker 13: now allowed at children's party, and I'm playing thirteen thousand
Speaker 13: sold out in Copenhagen. I've got no chance. So yeah,
Speaker 13: but you know what, we're doing it when it's when
Speaker 13: it's over and people can enjoy it. And again I'm
Speaker 13: into I'm into early next year, but that i'd probably
Speaker 13: be postponed, so I think it'd be a year late.
Speaker 13: I think I'll be doing it this year. In terms
Speaker 13: of live gigs, I've considered like a one year right off.
Speaker 13: It's just going to happen in.
Speaker 6: A year later.
Speaker 13: But yeah, as I say, most of the year has
Speaker 13: been writing anyway.
Speaker 2: So that and you're happy with with After Life three.
Speaker 2: I know it's only the first draft, but you're happy
Speaker 2: with it because of the second season.
Speaker 13: I am because, uh, you know, because I've told myself
Speaker 13: it's the last series. That's always a relief and you
Speaker 13: can put all your eggs into one basket and really
Speaker 13: make it special without the temptation of like spreading it
Speaker 13: out or milking it or you know, watering it down
Speaker 13: a little bit. And I think, no, it's the last.
Speaker 13: I've said it. Sometimes I say that to you know,
Speaker 13: so people can go, you promised, just so I can think, no,
Speaker 13: that I've said that it's the last one, and it is. Yeah,
Speaker 13: And that's still more than I usually do. That's eighteen,
Speaker 13: you know, half hours, and I.
Speaker 6: Usually you take it easy.
Speaker 2: The Office was only like twelve episodes, wasn't it. So
Speaker 2: you got to catch.
Speaker 13: Flve episodes and and if you think the special was
Speaker 13: two forty five, so you could look at that as
Speaker 13: fifteen episodes, same as extras, fifteen episodes, fifteen half hours
Speaker 13: sort of. So this is like I'm doing three half hours.
Speaker 2: Real Springsteen these days, aren't you, Ricky? You know you're
Speaker 2: really doing the big shows now?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Really Yeah. If you think that the American Office, would
Speaker 13: they do two hundred episodes or something.
Speaker 2: It's thirteen and called it a day. We're done that.
Speaker 13: We call a series six half hours.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: So are you supporting a charity, Ricky? I know you
Speaker 2: do loads for various animal charities? Is the one that
Speaker 2: you're support him?
Speaker 13: Were you give us a call, I'd say All Dogs
Speaker 13: Matter it's a small charity in London and they and
Speaker 13: it's so funny that when we go walking on the
Speaker 13: heath we every day, me and Jane. Honestly, I scruff
Speaker 13: for about fifty dogs, every other dog I know by name,
Speaker 13: and you meet new ones and it's ridiculous. So many
Speaker 13: people say, oh, this is a no All Dogs Matter
Speaker 13: dog They you know, they get straight dogs and they
Speaker 13: rehome them and it's great and yeah, I've known him
Speaker 13: for a while and they're great. And these small charities,
Speaker 13: the money really makes a difference, do you know what
Speaker 13: I mean? There's no admin and it really goes straight
Speaker 13: to Yeah. So I think All Dogs Matter would be
Speaker 13: my choice.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I know you're a dog lover and he got that
Speaker 2: beautiful German Shepherd dog in Afterlife. Yesterday Bill Bailey called
Speaker 2: us actually from London for this and he's a dog Now.
Speaker 2: Bill's question was he had a great one. I've got
Speaker 2: to ask you to you, Ricky. Bill's question was if
Speaker 2: you could suddenly talk, what would be the first question
Speaker 2: you would ask a dog? What would it be the
Speaker 2: first question you'd ask your dog if something could talk
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 13: Ah, do you really love me or is it just food?
Speaker 2: I think all of us dog owners secretly fear.
Speaker 13: Do you really love me as much as you seem
Speaker 13: to or is it just the treat?
Speaker 2: Have we been sold alive with this man's best friend
Speaker 2: bys it's just the snacks?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh? I love dogs.
Speaker 13: I think they're amazing a Ricky.
Speaker 2: We've got another question for you. The last person who
Speaker 2: gave us a call, did you watch Night Rider as
Speaker 2: a kid? In the eighties.
Speaker 13: I did. I was aware of it, But the only
Speaker 13: person I remember being obsessed with it was Ian Camfield.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, it was it was.
Speaker 13: He loved that and the eighteen.
Speaker 2: We've got a questions for that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The last person who gave us a call, the last
Speaker 2: person give us calls Rebecca Holden. She was in Night
Speaker 2: Rather in the eighties. And here's a question for you.
Speaker 12: What is your very, very favorite television show from the eighties.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite show from the eighties. Rookie.
Speaker 13: Oh god, now I can only think of the eighteen.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a great show.
Speaker 13: Then, yeah, I did. I did like it. I can't
Speaker 13: remember if I liked it ironically or pretending.
Speaker 2: Like hadn't been invented in the eighties. Rookie. That's that's
Speaker 2: that's only the last sort of fifteen twenty, is it?
Speaker 2: It wasn't there in the eighties. If you like something,
Speaker 2: you liked it properly. It wasn't in italics.
Speaker 13: I said, well, I did, I did watch it. I did,
Speaker 13: I did watch it, And I remember teasing Ian Camfield
Speaker 13: about why it was so good, and I said, I
Speaker 13: don't know, I said, I remember, I said, how can
Speaker 13: it that the FBI are after him, right, no one
Speaker 13: can find them. But why can a poor old woman
Speaker 13: who's been kicked out of her apartment find Hannibal when
Speaker 13: she needs it? They go because sometimes he would disguise
Speaker 13: himself as an elderly.
Speaker 2: Chinaman chinaman every other episode.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that is what Camfield said. Now, never mind never
Speaker 13: mind the use of the outdated language, the fact that
Speaker 13: he fell for that plot. He just thought that was fine,
Speaker 13: That was fine.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's great to hear from Ricky. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much to giving us a call. We need a question
Speaker 2: from you mate for the next person.
Speaker 13: That Oh my god, ah, oh god, oh no.
Speaker 2: It can be anything. Look around wherever you are right now,
Speaker 2: you're in your office or where are you You're going
Speaker 2: to bed in my office? Yeah, make it something to
Speaker 2: do with Ricky Gervas's office.
Speaker 13: Oh that's something to do with me, is it?
Speaker 2: It can be whatever you want.
Speaker 13: Oh this is I've really really put me on the spot.
Speaker 2: Oh no, yeah, pressures on now, pressures on, Ricky. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have ten second countdown.
Speaker 13: Oh no, hey, I want to be I want to
Speaker 13: be smart or funny?
Speaker 4: Four three two?
Speaker 2: One question?
Speaker 13: Why is it the the FBI couldn't find the eighteen,
Speaker 13: but an old woman who's been kicked out of her
Speaker 13: apartment could.
Speaker 2: But Ricky, anyone could be called and we could get
Speaker 2: a call from Donald Trump or the Prime Minister of Australia,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to ask him. Ricky Gervase was just on, Hey, listen, SCO.
Speaker 2: You know in the in the eighteen Why could the
Speaker 2: FBI not find it? But an old woman just been
Speaker 2: kicked out of her apartment? Yes, thanks for what a kift.
Speaker 2: Go to bed all right, Ricky, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Take care buddy.
Speaker 13: Bye.
Speaker 1: Christian Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: Podcast What a to Day Today? On Who'scoring Christian Ricky Gervais,
Speaker 2: who clearly had had a couple of glass of wine.
Speaker 4: I'm I actually think he thought he was just talking
Speaker 4: to you because he kept referencing an old boss that
Speaker 4: you guys had.
Speaker 2: Was there another DJ that when I when Ricky and I,
Speaker 2: Ricky and I used to work for the same radio
Speaker 2: station in London and indie music station I guess kind
Speaker 2: of a bit like Triple Jay, but they had an
Speaker 2: amazing line. I did the breakfast show there for five
Speaker 2: years and while I was there, for four of those
Speaker 2: years or four and a half the years, Ricky Gervas
Speaker 2: and Stephen Merchant did a show together on a Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 2: and then the office came along and one day my
Speaker 2: producer had to look after their show on a Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 2: called Carl Pilkington, and he was only meant to do
Speaker 2: it for one show. He didn't even want to do
Speaker 2: it because I remember the email going around that someone
Speaker 2: had to press the button to Ricky and Carl, and
Speaker 2: Ricky and Steve and Carl couldn't me bother because he
Speaker 2: want to work on a Saturday afternoon, and that it
Speaker 2: all came through that him just pressing the buttons and
Speaker 2: Ricky just realizing, who is this odd, bald little man
Speaker 2: who's so grumpy doesn't want to be here, and they
Speaker 2: started chucking him on air and the rest is literally history.
Speaker 2: That became the biggest podcast in the world when they left.
Speaker 4: And Carl became the center point for the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and TV shows and he's won TV awards and
Speaker 2: carlos a megastaff for five years. He used to make
Speaker 2: that my promos. He's a very very funny guy. I
Speaker 2: used to annoy me so many times I try and
Speaker 2: get him, offered him a job to come on air
Speaker 2: because he was just he still remains one of the
Speaker 2: funniest people I've ever met, Carl. He really is like
Speaker 2: that in real life. One of you heard Ricky on
Speaker 2: earlier on this year when he was promoting After Live
Speaker 2: Season two. We had him on earlier this year and
Speaker 2: didn't realize that he used to do a radio show and
Speaker 2: didn't even know about that about the podcast and has
Speaker 2: gone back and listen because they've got I think they
Speaker 2: go back to like two thousand and two, two thousand
Speaker 2: and three. You can hear the old XFM ones and
Speaker 2: so it's remarkable listen to the start of them. There
Speaker 2: is those first couple years two thousand and three, two
Speaker 2: thousand and four, two thousand and five, they're all up
Speaker 2: on iTunes and spots was the first playoff listened to.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are so funny. Yeah, they I mean they
Speaker 2: are really really funny. Very different time in radio. I
Speaker 2: don't think you could do radar like that. We used
Speaker 2: to get Away with Murder on that station. But yes,
Speaker 2: Ricky didn't even know what day it was anyway. Ian
Speaker 2: Camfield used to be the afternoon presenter really funny guy
Speaker 2: who's actually a very good music presenter, but quite a character.
Speaker 2: He got high by K Rock, which is one of
Speaker 2: the biggest rock stations in the world in LA. He
Speaker 2: went to go and do a show up there, and
Speaker 2: I think he's somewhere else in Alabama or something now,
Speaker 2: But yeah, Ricky and I he used to be like
Speaker 2: this legendary afternoon guy, and so yeah, I think Ricky
Speaker 2: got confused. I think he thought he was doing an interview,
Speaker 2: and then I think I don't know how many glasses
Speaker 2: of one he had. He just thought he was catching
Speaker 2: up with me in a phone call. There was a
Speaker 2: lot of chat there about deep chat about the A team,
Speaker 2: and now we don't even know who we're going to
Speaker 2: be talking to next one. Who's calling Christna. We've got
Speaker 2: to ask this very long winded eighteen question two from
Speaker 2: Ricky Gervais, but a great chat with Ricky. He's always
Speaker 2: a dreamer guest.
Speaker 13: Why is it the FBI couldn't find the eighteen, but
Speaker 13: an old woman who's been kicked out of her apartment could.
Speaker 2: How are we going to try it? It's going to
Speaker 2: take us five minutes to just try and walk somebody
Speaker 2: through that question Christian.
Speaker 7: Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Trying to get into this morning's three topic Tuesday, where
Speaker 2: we run three phone in's at the same time. Wanted
Speaker 2: us to do with something something I bought online yesterday
Speaker 2: that my wife is still I gonna put this plenty
Speaker 2: frosty belt very I'm more hot tup guys.
Speaker 4: I'm excited for you. Thank you you seeing his Instagram.
Speaker 2: Blow up hot now, Yes, that's exactly what Welcome to Miami.
Speaker 3: It's called the Miami Model nineteen seventy lay spa as
Speaker 3: seen on TV.
Speaker 2: That's what it says, as seen on TV.
Speaker 4: Your your house and garage is becacause you got the castle.
Speaker 2: I'm starting to turn into the dad from the castle.
Speaker 2: I've got the table, tennis table, the rowing machine, and
Speaker 2: now a blow up inflatable spa. I am turning Bogan.
Speaker 4: It's like a crappy wheel of fortune.
Speaker 2: You will not be welcome in my hot tub now.
Speaker 2: I guarantee come the New year, we're out there. Jack.
Speaker 2: You'll be knocking at the door. Okay, I'll be making
Speaker 2: the cocktails. I'll be doing the show live every Friday
Speaker 2: from the hot tub. As seen on TV. I saw
Speaker 2: an advert over the weekend for it, and I was
Speaker 2: sold by the promise of Miami in my backyard now
Speaker 2: the only space we've got for this. You know sometimes
Speaker 2: in a house or property, you've got something down the side,
Speaker 2: haven't you, no, man and stuff, that is where our
Speaker 2: dogs poop. It's also going to be where my hot tub.
Speaker 4: Is going to Miami. We're in Miami.
Speaker 2: Hey, they're still dog poop in Miami. Okay, so yeah,
Speaker 2: I need to work out. I said to the kids, Well,
Speaker 2: I don't need to know about that. I'm gonna jet
Speaker 2: was ship. I'll make sure we get rid of the
Speaker 2: obile smell of the dog poop. But as the kids said, right, so,
Speaker 2: dogs they just do what they do. They trained to
Speaker 2: put there. You've were ordered them for that, you never
Speaker 2: told them off. Then going to keep doing their business
Speaker 2: while you're sat there on a Friday night, we're looking
Speaker 2: up the stars where they call another smelly one out? Anyway,
Speaker 2: what have you brought as scene on TV? If you're
Speaker 2: Chris done this match?
Speaker 3: Chris is doing it constantly. He bought last Christmas one
Speaker 3: of those projected things you put on the front of
Speaker 3: the house and they project like snowflake and colors steady.
Speaker 2: Slow are they that? They got about four colors cyan,
Speaker 2: magenta and yellow and.
Speaker 3: Spikes for his sneakers for the garden like that, air
Speaker 3: rate the lawn.
Speaker 2: That's how someone that didn't Homo Simpson do that in
Speaker 2: an episode there's a fine night between beautiful Chris and
Speaker 2: Homer Simpsons. Sometimes when you go mountaineering, crampons or whatever
Speaker 2: they call it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he thought, oh, air rate the lawn before
Speaker 3: I feed it. Only he didn't realize when you put
Speaker 3: the sprinklers on, he'd like penetrated all the piping.
Speaker 4: I was going every spy they're pretty long.
Speaker 3: Jack with them as well, this is long, they're huge.
Speaker 2: She's had a great idea. I might answer order those.
Speaker 2: I'm a sucker for this whole as scene on TV.
Speaker 2: All right, have you bought anything where you saw the
Speaker 2: advert on TV? You know those amazing infomercials where they go,
Speaker 2: don't pay for a window cleaner, do it yourself, and
Speaker 2: it's got like one spray and then then spark. You think,
Speaker 2: that's that's the life I want. I'll be so much
Speaker 2: happier if I have that that life, like that person
Speaker 2: on TV that's me seeing this guy in the hot tub,
Speaker 2: you know, with his beautiful wife and they're drinking champagne,
Speaker 2: smiling into each other's eyes. That's going to be me
Speaker 2: in a couple of weeks time, I'm sure all right.
Speaker 2: As seen on TV. The other topic today on three
Speaker 2: Topic Tuesday nine four one four one o four three
Speaker 2: is they stole our elf? What if you had stolen?
Speaker 2: And I don't mean things like sadly your car or
Speaker 2: the big obvious thing. Sometimes you're stunned at what people
Speaker 2: will steal. I remember a couple of Christmases ago, right,
Speaker 2: I bought this elf and it went out in the
Speaker 2: front of our house. It was about three foot high, right,
Speaker 2: And I'm in the middle of one show one day,
Speaker 2: very emotional Missus O'Connell text to me simply saying, we
Speaker 2: stole our health. She was having a bit of emotional
Speaker 2: time at the moment. It was just the thing that
Speaker 2: pushed her over the edge. About this three foot It
Speaker 2: only cost me like twenty bucks and some cheap Christmas store,
Speaker 2: you know those pop up Christmas stores they take over somewhere.
Speaker 2: They've got that white paint on the windows. It just says,
Speaker 2: just smeared on this you can't have a good look in.
Speaker 2: But what did they steal? They stole our health, something small,
Speaker 2: not a huge value, but you just stunned that they
Speaker 2: even nicked it from you. And finally, bribes. Have you
Speaker 2: offered a bribe? Have you been bribed? I'm bribing my
Speaker 2: kids at the moment. There's a great new documentary on
Speaker 2: Netflix called The Social Dilemma. It's about social media and
Speaker 2: we should all watch it. We're all part of it,
Speaker 2: not just kids. And they spend too much time on
Speaker 2: the phones, so we spend too much time on our phones.
Speaker 2: It is brilliant. I watched it. I thought my kids
Speaker 2: need to see this, so I said to them, hey,
Speaker 2: please watch this again. I found it interesting. I think
Speaker 2: you'll find it interesting too. And they saw through it, like, no,
Speaker 2: you just think we're going to give up our phones.
Speaker 2: We're not watching it. I went, fine, I'll give you
Speaker 2: twenty bucks each if you watch it again with me tonight.
Speaker 2: I have to pay for my kids. I have to
Speaker 2: hire at my kids to hang out with me tonight
Speaker 2: to watch this documentary.
Speaker 4: Parental bribes is a thing. I remember being in a
Speaker 4: really stoppy mood and my dad was trying to get
Speaker 4: me out of the funk I was in and it's like,
Speaker 4: I'll take you to the park for a kick. Well,
Speaker 4: you know, we'll go to the shops get something. He goes,
Speaker 4: looking over his shoulder to make sure Mum's not looking,
Speaker 4: and he goes, I'll give you twenty dollars to cheer up
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 2: So that's that's, that's what we needed, some twenty dollar
Speaker 2: notes in the studio. Sometimes we get Jackie Boy in
Speaker 2: one of his fathers.
Speaker 1: Christian Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Let's find out who's waiting to join this now? Good morning?
Speaker 2: Who's calling Christian?
Speaker 5: Hello Christion, this is Paris Hilken.
Speaker 2: No way, is this really Paris Hilton?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 2: So are you calling from La La Land? I'm guessing.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm in La right, And.
Speaker 2: Who's asked you give us a call? Are you calling
Speaker 2: on behalf of a charity?
Speaker 5: Or I'm calling on behalf of Los Angeles Children's Hospital?
Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing. And Paris, I see the last couple
Speaker 2: of weeks, it's it's everywhere. At the moment, you're back
Speaker 2: in everyone's minds again. Some big new documentary you've got
Speaker 2: coming out?
Speaker 5: Yes it is premiere It just premiered last night on YouTube.
Speaker 5: So I'm so excited with the response. Everybody is really
Speaker 5: just loving my new film, and I'm so proud. Why
Speaker 5: me shure the world who I am?
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, because obviously we kind of know you. You
Speaker 2: were the first before there were things called influencers, there
Speaker 2: was I guess you were. Are you the the og,
Speaker 2: the original influencer?
Speaker 5: Yes, I invented it.
Speaker 2: It's your fault, it is yours. The documentary just a
Speaker 2: two hour apology about selfies and the Kardashians.
Speaker 5: So it's a movie just about my entire life, and
Speaker 5: people are going to be very shocked and surprised to
Speaker 5: find out so many things about me that I've never
Speaker 5: told anyone before.
Speaker 2: Right, So tell me this because I'm kind of interested, right,
Speaker 2: because you were, for a very long time, right, one
Speaker 2: of the most famous people in the world, And I'm
Speaker 2: sure you'll know you know what people thought about you
Speaker 2: kind of famous for being famous, and I guess obviously
Speaker 2: some of that is an act, and it was a
Speaker 2: very successful act. What was the TV shows at the
Speaker 2: Simple Life?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a huge show because Kim Kardashian, wasn't
Speaker 2: she like your assistant on that.
Speaker 5: We's been best friend since we were little girls, well
Speaker 5: when we were little, and then we just worked together after.
Speaker 2: Right, And so the documentary shows do we get to
Speaker 2: see the real you what it was like or was
Speaker 2: that a mask or.
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Basically I have just been playing this character this entire time,
Speaker 5: and there's a lot more to me than that, and
Speaker 5: I talk about just traumatic experiences that I've been through
Speaker 5: in my life and just really just go there and
Speaker 5: I'm an open book basically like reading my diary. When
Speaker 5: you watch this.
Speaker 2: Movie, right, we'll have to check it out Paris and
Speaker 2: tell me this. Then. I've got teenage daughters, and obviously
Speaker 2: you appreciate this is they are obsessed with their phones
Speaker 2: and they're obsessed with Instagram and all the things that
Speaker 2: you know, you kind of we're at the forefront really
Speaker 2: selfies and things like that. What would you say to
Speaker 2: thirteen and fourteen year old girls right now who are
Speaker 2: totally obsessed with that and all the filters and they
Speaker 2: think it's real. They actually think that's a real life,
Speaker 2: and they try and live up to that kind of
Speaker 2: fake life and filter and it's a projection. They can't
Speaker 2: do that, and it creates a lot of unhappiness all
Speaker 2: over the world. That isn't that isn't your fault, Paris.
Speaker 2: But you've got some to say to that generation to
Speaker 2: help them out. What would you be saying to that
Speaker 2: to the younger teenagers, even the younger version of yourself
Speaker 2: now or are in that world of selfies?
Speaker 5: I can't even imagine being a teenager and having to
Speaker 5: deal with the pressures of social media and looking perfect
Speaker 5: and have, you know, caring about likes and followers, and
Speaker 5: then having people write me in comments. Just it's so
Speaker 5: much and it's so unhealthy. I think important thing to
Speaker 5: know for anyone out there is that it's more important
Speaker 5: what you think of yourself and not base your happiness
Speaker 5: based on other people's opinions, especially strangers. So I would
Speaker 5: just say just that there's much more to life than
Speaker 5: you know, selfies.
Speaker 6: And all this.
Speaker 2: So are you? Are you happier and healthier and whiter
Speaker 2: now having come through all the strangeness and the craziness, Yes,
Speaker 2: I have never been.
Speaker 5: I finally feel like I know who I am and
Speaker 5: I'm proud of the woman I am, and I'm in
Speaker 5: such an incredible relationship. I'm so happy and just I
Speaker 5: didn't know it was possible.
Speaker 6: To feel this way.
Speaker 2: Great. I look forward to seeing the documentary. Where can
Speaker 2: people find it?
Speaker 5: So I can go to my YouTube channel and it's
Speaker 5: on there.
Speaker 1: Now that's is fair, right, Okay?
Speaker 2: The way this works there we have various people giving
Speaker 2: us a call Paris and they leave a question for
Speaker 2: the next person who calls in. And about half an
Speaker 2: hour ago we had a call from London from the
Speaker 2: great Ricky Gervace.
Speaker 5: You're fan of Ricky's Yes, he's hilarious, so funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know he's he's a big fan of your work.
Speaker 2: And he left this question. Now, we didn't know it
Speaker 2: was going to be for you. So he was talking
Speaker 2: about the eighties TV show You're Far too Young for
Speaker 2: This called the A Team. You ever seen the old
Speaker 2: eighties show The A Team? Who we'll go with this Ricky?
Speaker 2: The four my time ba Bracas. They were soldiers of
Speaker 2: fortune hiding in the la underground and people who were
Speaker 2: in a tough spot could hire them and the A
Speaker 2: Team never charged them. They would do for free basically,
Speaker 2: but they were soldiers of fortune, mercenaries. I guess you
Speaker 2: could say, great theme tune at the beginning, I have
Speaker 2: heard of that anyway, he's an in depth question about
Speaker 2: it from Ricky Gervais.
Speaker 13: Why is it the FBI couldn't find the eighteen but
Speaker 13: an old woman who's been kicked out of her apartment could?
Speaker 2: Tough question? I have to be honest, even for a
Speaker 2: fan of the eighteen to answer, But do you best,
Speaker 2: Paris Hilton? Why was it that the FBI could never
Speaker 2: track down the eighteen but elderly ladies could find them
Speaker 2: quite easily?
Speaker 5: I'm not sure because I haven't seen the show, but
Speaker 5: I would just guess that that's the storyline. That's pretty
Speaker 5: just wanted to go with.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: About as good as an answer as anyone could give, Paris.
Speaker 2: So thank you very much for Thank you, Ki, And
Speaker 2: now we need a question from you, Paris Hilton for
Speaker 2: the next person who gives us a call.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, I have a cooking show called Cooking with Paris,
Speaker 5: so I would like to know what is their favorite
Speaker 5: dish to cook?
Speaker 2: All right, okay, what's your favorite dish to cook? I've
Speaker 2: got a brand new air fry. Have you got an
Speaker 2: air fry?
Speaker 5: No? I doun't. I have a dune oven? What I'm
Speaker 5: upstased with?
Speaker 2: Air fries. Brinnie, you should get yourself an air fry.
Speaker 2: You can do some amazing stuff in.
Speaker 1: An air fry Paris, okay, d one?
Speaker 2: And what is your favorite meal to cook on cooking
Speaker 2: with Palie?
Speaker 5: My favorite is my infamous living lasagna. It's so delicious.
Speaker 2: And what's different about your listening to everybody else is
Speaker 2: why is it infamous?
Speaker 5: It's paracized. It's very special and a put okay.
Speaker 2: And if I was to try for the amount it,
Speaker 2: if I was going to try and parasize listening tonight,
Speaker 2: what would I need to do? What's the key special
Speaker 2: ingredient in this parasized.
Speaker 5: Lots and lots of the Coata trees. And also I
Speaker 5: use pink Hamela and salt.
Speaker 2: There's one thing we can agree on Paris. It's those
Speaker 2: him and Aines do the best salt in the world. Yes,
Speaker 2: all right, well listen in Paris. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for giving us a call. Good luck with the documentary.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it's going to be huge.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. I had a great day and
Speaker 5: I love what you guys are doing with this with
Speaker 5: the charity. I think that's amazing.
Speaker 4: All right, Sorry, one last question, Oh, we need Paris
Speaker 4: to leave a question for the next person.
Speaker 2: Yes, about that. He's leaving the show right now. Okay,
Speaker 2: he said, I my Kim Kardashian. All right, thank you
Speaker 2: very much, Paris, Bye.
Speaker 5: Thank you bye.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: Podcast to down. Who's calling Christian? Actually trying to wrap
Speaker 2: my head around what had just happened with Paris Hilton.
Speaker 2: Nothing to do with Paris Hilton, but just it was
Speaker 2: the Let's just be honest, it was. I guess some
Speaker 2: people are just so famous and being famous for her
Speaker 2: like very long time, since a very young age. They
Speaker 2: exist in a different hemisphere, don't they. I mean, and
Speaker 2: was that chattened to the queen or something like an
Speaker 2: alien or something?
Speaker 4: At times, she just has no variation in levels of
Speaker 4: excitement in her voice, even when she's saying the words
Speaker 4: I'm very excited about my new documentary coming out on
Speaker 4: Youtubeasanya Salt. The secret ingredient is Himalayan.
Speaker 2: But you know what, we're lucky that someone tried to
Speaker 2: get Paris Hilton onto gold one of four point three.
Speaker 2: And also we had and then what an even gear
Speaker 2: change Ricky Gervais, who was amazing. So we've had Ricky Gervais,
Speaker 2: Paris Hilton, what lineup and phills a great Naughton show,
Speaker 2: and then Rebecca Holden used to be a night rider
Speaker 2: in the eighties as well, and that Ricky. I've emailed
Speaker 2: Ricky jervas as saying thanks that question for Paris Hilton.
Speaker 2: I'm going to send in the audio and the video
Speaker 2: offer of Paris Hilton trying to understand Ricky Gervase's question
Speaker 2: about a TV show I think she'd never heard of
Speaker 2: and certainly never seen, which is like not just the
Speaker 2: question about the eighteen, but a very in depth one
Speaker 2: as well. Amazing one of the highlights so far last
Speaker 2: week and half on Who's Calling Christian? So we're doing
Speaker 2: three topic Tuesday now. We're looking for your stories about bribes.
Speaker 2: You ever been bribed or offered you one of your
Speaker 2: kids are bribes? They stole our elf? What have you
Speaker 2: had stolen? I mean, nothing really really expensive, like sadly
Speaker 2: been broken into or stolen a car, but someone once
Speaker 2: stolen our rum sort of thirty buck elf that I
Speaker 2: bought at the front of our house, and my wife
Speaker 2: was disroportionately upset that someone would just steal an elf
Speaker 2: from our doorstep. And as seen on TV. I have
Speaker 2: what a hot hot tub that I saw advertised over
Speaker 2: the weekend the Miami Lazy spar for four to six people.
Speaker 2: An inflatable hopped up. So it's a classy one and
Speaker 2: so it was advertised as seen on TV. What have
Speaker 2: You Bore? As seen on TV four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three, Amanda.
Speaker 11: Hey Christin, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, Amanda. I hope you're safe and I hope
Speaker 2: you're well and bearing up. Okay, you had something stolen?
Speaker 11: Yeah, as a teenager, I had my teeth stolen.
Speaker 2: Your teeth? Yes, from your mouth?
Speaker 11: No, thank goodness. And house was broken into and the
Speaker 11: thieves took, among other things, a snuffbox of my grandfather's.
Speaker 11: They had mine and my brother's teething it.
Speaker 2: Oh that's really tight. You see what they're going to
Speaker 2: do with that?
Speaker 11: Oh they didn't. I think they tossed him in the
Speaker 11: local creek when they realized it wasn't full of money
Speaker 11: or drawing.
Speaker 2: Oh, replaceable, those things, aren't they because being broken into time.
Speaker 2: But we've been we've been burgled and a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: It's traumatic, but you get on the insurance and see's
Speaker 2: them all the hats of it, but something like that,
Speaker 2: you can't replace that your little teeth.
Speaker 11: No, and the snuffbox is actually the last thing of
Speaker 11: my grandfather's that my mom had.
Speaker 2: I'm getting angry about this, getting a postage together and going, fine,
Speaker 2: who did this crack? I'm sure? Actually, yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: think it's good for me to be inciting violence right now.
Speaker 4: Some episode of as Well while we go back thirty
Speaker 4: years to find the guy who's special victim.
Speaker 2: All right, Amanda, thank you very much, You're cool, Thank you,
Speaker 2: all right? By Donna, Hi, Donna.
Speaker 9: I bought a Linda Evangelista ad machine back in the eighties.
Speaker 2: Wow on the big Supermodels of the eighties, the original.
Speaker 9: She was freaking it. It was rubbish. I spent two
Speaker 9: hundred dollars on it. I'm five foot four chubby and
Speaker 9: she's six foot whatever. And she told me if I
Speaker 9: use this machine, I will get her body. I bought it,
Speaker 9: used it four times and I hurt my back and
Speaker 9: that was it. It went to the garage.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I had a friend that bought the similar kind
Speaker 2: of one. Was it was it that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: It was basically like what it used to put a
Speaker 2: baby into when they would just rock and play with toys.
Speaker 9: It was like a sort of well yeah, it was
Speaker 9: like it was an exercise bike, but you pulled it
Speaker 9: forward and pushed your foot forward and your arms pulled
Speaker 9: your arms towards your hommy. So you doing it abs
Speaker 9: while you're sitting up.
Speaker 2: That's it. And all I know is that people hurt
Speaker 2: their backs doing it.
Speaker 9: Yep, yep, absolutely, yeah, I can guarantee you're back doing it.
Speaker 9: He was the biggest slight of rubbish show.
Speaker 2: Can you remember how much it costs you?
Speaker 9: Yeah, two hundred, around two hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Of course back then that would have been a lot
Speaker 2: of money.
Speaker 9: That was a lot of money.
Speaker 2: But again you get how many wonder how many various
Speaker 2: ab abver sizes, all these various AB machines.
Speaker 9: There were so many backs then, and they're all screwed
Speaker 9: by those beautiful big supermodels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well people still buy those AB machines now, I
Speaker 2: know the Aerican American ninety percent of the world's landfill
Speaker 2: is various adversizes and AB machines. That's great.
Speaker 9: You did have kept it at be an antique now
Speaker 9: and it'd be worth probably worth a lot of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, donnah. Thank you very much, she.
Speaker 9: Called, that's okay, bye, take care, Good morning, Lee High Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 9: I'm good?
Speaker 14: Thank you?
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, we're doing good. And Lee, which one are
Speaker 2: you calling in about this morning?
Speaker 14: The stolen my husband's car got broken into and he's
Speaker 14: a classroom supervisor, so he had builders keys and all
Speaker 14: that sort of stuff in his car, but they only
Speaker 14: stole his builders pencils, which are called chattahoo cheese and
Speaker 14: he was absolutely devastated.
Speaker 2: So are they're so special to these builders pencils? Nothing else,
Speaker 2: just to build as pencils, and we now know they're
Speaker 2: called chatahoo cheese. Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 14: They're apparently the best ones that they can use. So yeah,
Speaker 14: and they're hard like they're only available.
Speaker 2: Germans of the trading world, aren't they, you know?
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: That's a shame. Anyway, great, col thank you very much
Speaker 2: for calling in.
Speaker 15: Lee, Take care, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, where do we go to from Paris? Hilton? Where
Speaker 2: my friends were? Who knows where? Let's find out right now.
Speaker 2: Who's on the line. Good morning, who's calling Christian?
Speaker 6: Missus? Allen Dale calling from Los Angeles Alan Dowe.
Speaker 2: Do you mean Jim Robinson as well?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I used to be Yes, yes, I died.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not like a president. It's not like you're
Speaker 2: permanently and once you've been a president for life, you're
Speaker 2: always a president. Once you've been Jim Robinson, you're Jim
Speaker 2: Robinson for life. Good morning, Adam, Oh right, good morning.
Speaker 6: How are you going, Christian?
Speaker 2: Yes, we're good. And who asked you to give us
Speaker 2: a call?
Speaker 6: Well you won't believe this, but I think you may
Speaker 6: have worked with him Stiff Dennis from The Neighbors step Dennis.
Speaker 2: Ste I would have thought, well, now you moved down
Speaker 2: to LA, you're trying to hide from Stephen Dennis.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's not at all. No, he's my friend.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I heard that you worked with them last year.
Speaker 6: And it's quite a turn. Thank you.
Speaker 2: That's the I think. The way you've described it as
Speaker 2: a turn, it was fair. Yeah. I was lucky to
Speaker 2: have a thirty two second cameo in your old TV
Speaker 2: show for quite a few years ago, Neighbors. I loved it.
Speaker 2: It was great fun going out there to the set.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I did hear about it, so I'm just commenting.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'll send you it. I'll send you at
Speaker 2: the end of this. Okay, that's what emails and they're
Speaker 2: give me a hot mail address Jim Robinson at five
Speaker 2: thousand at hot man and I'll send it to you.
Speaker 2: And are you supporting a charity by giving us a call?
Speaker 6: Alan, Yes, i am. I'm rather touched. The animals and
Speaker 6: the fires really disturbed me. So the currumb And Wildlife Hospital,
Speaker 6: which is with a Curumbansanctuary dot com dot au. That's
Speaker 6: that's my charity.
Speaker 2: Oh well, good for you for support.
Speaker 6: So the.
Speaker 2: Cole that's yes, Oh lovely, thank you Haddan for that.
Speaker 2: That's great. Now, Ana, I don't know why if you
Speaker 2: know too much about who's calling Christian and how it works.
Speaker 2: But when people like yourself give us a call, the
Speaker 2: last person that we spoke to, we never know who
Speaker 2: it is. Each time we go to lines, they leave
Speaker 2: a question for the next person. Your question bizarrely comes
Speaker 2: from the one and only Paris Hilton.
Speaker 6: It should be a very personal question. Then I would think, oh,
Speaker 6: I'm so close to it.
Speaker 2: Yes, we all know. Here's a question.
Speaker 5: I would like to know. What is their favorite g
Speaker 5: just to cook.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite dish to cook?
Speaker 6: Well, it's really boring. I actually cooked it last night
Speaker 6: for the family. I cook a really killer spaghetti bolonaise.
Speaker 2: There's nothing boring about that. What's the what's the difference?
Speaker 2: What do you put? Some people put a bit of
Speaker 2: chili in, some people chocolate, or some people put bacon.
Speaker 2: And Jamie Oliver told to put some bacon in there?
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 6: I don't miss around with it much. I'm just putting
Speaker 6: a half a bottle of wine.
Speaker 2: No wonder us great. Any meal with the wine port
Speaker 2: on top is great. Got a subway, get one of
Speaker 2: their roles, chuck up a bottle of sheer House and
Speaker 2: I'm happy.
Speaker 6: I was. I went to bed.
Speaker 2: I think you should be doing an online cooking show
Speaker 2: drink and yeah and then sleep, just a show called
Speaker 2: Sleeping with Alan. Yeah. And now, what's the question from you,
Speaker 2: Adam for the next person that gives us a call?
Speaker 1: Mm?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know who it is, so here's the take.
Speaker 6: But I and You've got to deal with it. I
Speaker 6: don't have to. So I think we need to know
Speaker 6: who first broke their heart.
Speaker 2: God, that's a great question, isn't it? You always remember
Speaker 2: that first heart break. There's a part of us and
Speaker 2: I don't think every folly gets over it.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 6: It's what's funny though, when you're my age and you
Speaker 6: look back, you realize that you know, everything's just it'll
Speaker 6: be okay, But at the time you think it's a catastrophe,
Speaker 6: the end of the world.
Speaker 2: It is. Yeah, who was the first person that broke
Speaker 2: your heart? Adam?
Speaker 6: Well, her name was Sue Winton and later in life
Speaker 6: she became the boss of the Conservative Party in New Zealand,
Speaker 6: which is so far away from my politics. So I
Speaker 6: was quite pleased to be out of there really in
Speaker 6: the end. That's at the time.
Speaker 2: And how old were.
Speaker 6: Oh look, I was probably all of sixteen. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's that tough age, isn't it.
Speaker 6: Yes, when you're just realizing what to do with everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you've had an amazing career. I mean
Speaker 2: you've been in about five thousand different TV shows. What
Speaker 2: are you? What are we next going to see you in?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm working on Dynasty, or as we used to say, Dynasty,
Speaker 6: Dynasty the remake, which in which I'm the butler. So yeah,
Speaker 6: so I'm working on that. That's on Netflix. Out there,
Speaker 6: I think, and that we've been on hiatus because of
Speaker 6: this pandemic business, so we haven't worked for six months.
Speaker 6: I think we're going back next month with a bit
Speaker 6: of luck.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Otherwise, go fund me campaign to did it look
Speaker 2: after the money coming in? Animal? Do you need to
Speaker 2: be working?
Speaker 6: Oh? I think so. It's a good idea. I hadn't
Speaker 6: thought of that normally.
Speaker 2: Whenever I see you in a TV show where there
Speaker 2: it's twenty four. You're also great in Lost as well.
Speaker 2: You're normally a terrifying baddie in that, and now you're
Speaker 2: a butler.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Well, for a long time, I wouldn't let them
Speaker 6: put me in anything like saying Jim Robinson and Neighbors
Speaker 6: because it was so boring and I wanted to be
Speaker 6: bad guys and so I had a lot of fun
Speaker 6: with that.
Speaker 2: It's more fun being a bad guy as an actor.
Speaker 6: Right, Well, it is, you know. I mean, I tell you,
Speaker 6: the only the only people that I ever got fan
Speaker 6: mail from were convicts. I don't know what that was.
Speaker 2: You're right, guy, yeah, the convicts. Baddie. You are Alan,
Speaker 2: You're doing right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, right? But nowadays, you know, there's something about women
Speaker 6: they like nasty bastards. So I get a bit more
Speaker 6: fan mail now from from female people. But when I
Speaker 6: was Jim, I was obviously rather attractive to the those inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well listen, Alan is going a joint
Speaker 2: to chat to you. Thank you very much this morning.
Speaker 2: Who's calling Christian and giving us a call?
Speaker 6: Take care Christian, Thanks Christian.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast just had some scholars gossip from
Speaker 2: Patsy about someone who's called him Christian today. In fact, boys,
Speaker 2: how do you know that story you told us? In fact,
Speaker 2: we don't know if that person slept with that personal
Speaker 2: headline news.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: Let's start that rumor now, all right, today's that word
Speaker 2: time Western makeup a defamation lawsuit about a celeberty and
Speaker 2: then no, no.
Speaker 3: I know you my job to pay my bills, thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, today's that work time. Wester Patsy has started
Speaker 2: a trend. To be honest, there's always the influencer on
Speaker 2: the show. Very much, our Paris Hilton. You are me.
Speaker 3: You will sign a gear every day.
Speaker 2: Hey, you blonde, She's an influence if her goodness knows what,
Speaker 2: like Prada or whatever. You're an influence of a Kmar,
Speaker 2: You're very similar.
Speaker 4: I can't wait for the tell old documentary theories about
Speaker 4: the Patrina Jones story.
Speaker 2: We'll start, we'll start making it now, the real Patrina Jones.
Speaker 2: We'll call it way out West, all right. So Patsy
Speaker 2: cut her husband's hair over the weekend. More and more
Speaker 2: of us are going to be doing this over the
Speaker 2: next couple of weeks. Hairdresses aren't open until it's November.
Speaker 3: No October twenty sixth. But did you see the Minister
Speaker 3: Martin Pecoola yesterday?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: What was he saying?
Speaker 3: He cut his own here.
Speaker 2: Watching the press conference to prove how easy it is.
Speaker 2: He did it really badly, because that's what I was thinking, right,
Speaker 2: Who is doing Dan Andrews hair?
Speaker 3: No, I want at the moment because it's a bit
Speaker 3: whispying out of control.
Speaker 2: But Suan is someone because he's so important, isn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah, But it wouldn't be a good example, would it
Speaker 3: if he was getting a haircut. No one else was.
Speaker 2: But he's hypothetical. So I'm in a car park and
Speaker 2: I'm going for my hour and hour two hours of exercise.
Speaker 2: I bump into my hairdresser. I bend down to do
Speaker 2: my shoelace up. This guy missus cutting hair? Ok, what
Speaker 2: the hell are you doing? I don't know why I'm
Speaker 2: telling this. What the hell are you doing that? He
Speaker 2: starts giving my hair a trim while I'm doing up
Speaker 2: my shoelace.
Speaker 4: I think you're in the right. He's in the wrong.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but you're in the right.
Speaker 2: What is he finished? I'm going to report him or something.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna make it until October. The twenty second
Speaker 2: cut it for you. I saw he looks like he's
Speaker 2: heading off the wall.
Speaker 9: He was a chunk.
Speaker 4: Did you notice that?
Speaker 2: Yes? I did. I don't want a chunk? Okay, all right?
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