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Speaker 2: Happy Friday, Reo, Happy Friday, Guys, Happy Friday, Pats, Hello Alex.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the weekends. All right, so let's do double
Speaker 2: thumbs up. This is where we go around the team
Speaker 2: and we share what we're into this week. A couple
Speaker 2: of things for me. Brilliant, brilliant sports documentary. A really
Speaker 2: great sports documentary. Transcends whether or not you're a fan
Speaker 2: of that. And even if you're not an F one fan,
Speaker 2: you can watch Senna one of the most amazing documentaries
Speaker 2: ever made.
Speaker 1: You don't need to be into the sport.
Speaker 2: I would say that about this wild documentary on watching
Speaker 2: at the moment, about the nineties dynasty of the Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 2: the Gambler and his money, about Jerry Rice and how
Speaker 2: we transformed the NFL actually and out the wild ride
Speaker 2: of the Dallas Cowboys when he brought the club of
Speaker 2: the n nineties.
Speaker 1: It's a ten out of ten documentary. It is so good.
Speaker 4: I've seen some clips on Instagram what a different time.
Speaker 2: Yes, all of it. And what a character that's Jerry
Speaker 2: rices as well. It's an amazing documentary. I'm halfway through it.
Speaker 2: I cannot stop thinking about it, googling about it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what a rusher is.
Speaker 2: You know, after he's probably go oh, Terry, you know
Speaker 2: he's a wide sacker or something.
Speaker 5: Is he legend?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Is that is that good?
Speaker 3: Is he?
Speaker 2: Is he one of the offenders or the defenders? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all that tight ends, tight end, wide ends. How
Speaker 1: many of you were in this team? It's ridiculous. Who's
Speaker 1: doing what? And so and so got sacked? Did he what?
Speaker 1: It's from the team. It's just it's a plague.
Speaker 4: I saw a clip on Instagram.
Speaker 6: Is it the one where he drills oil and he's
Speaker 6: trying to h and that's how he makes his fortune?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: All on this one. No, no, no, that's it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Gambler is money. Cannot recommend it enough. It's a
Speaker 2: brilliant documentary. And the other thing, I actually need some
Speaker 2: advice in our family. I find the TV shows, we
Speaker 2: watched them, but my wife loves sci fi. So this
Speaker 2: week I started to watch a sci fi I've done
Speaker 2: some research or what's good? Is anyone watching Foundation? Does
Speaker 2: it get better? We watched an episode last night and
Speaker 2: it seemed I'm not a massive sci fi fan. It
Speaker 2: feels like every TV show you've ever seen that sci
Speaker 2: fi there's something with a galactic federation. They're up to
Speaker 2: no good, and straight away first episode it's like the
Speaker 2: Galactins need the crayon crystals and we're not gonna let
Speaker 2: them have it so easily. And then there's some explosion
Speaker 2: in space and you're like this is all very familiar.
Speaker 2: There's a shady foundation, there's a genius who they're going
Speaker 2: to arrest, and this was the first episode.
Speaker 1: It was like I've seen all this before.
Speaker 4: I find them so hard to follow sci fi. That's
Speaker 4: where I really struggle.
Speaker 6: Like I watched Dark the Netflix series, which is really
Speaker 6: good is it? But again like I had to be
Speaker 6: wikipediaing every single episode because I didn't exactly know what
Speaker 6: happened after I Well.
Speaker 2: In episode one, the mad scientists have been banished to
Speaker 2: a planet Tyron and they say all this stuff like
Speaker 2: we know what that is.
Speaker 4: I'm like, yes, too much assumed knowledge.
Speaker 2: There's also a lot of very overhammy British cast in it.
Speaker 2: We're all, yes, well, the Admiral's not going to get
Speaker 2: away that easy with it. You know, you just desperately
Speaker 2: be back on the West End theater. You're slamming it
Speaker 2: in this box sci fi script. How do you not
Speaker 2: laugh your head off when you're in that city tunic
Speaker 2: as well?
Speaker 1: And you go, Admiral, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 4: I'm a grown adult. I studied for ten years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but anyway, we're into it now and that is
Speaker 2: my weekend. I'm my own show with the Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 2: and then it's with Missus O'Connor.
Speaker 1: When watching this foundation, please.
Speaker 2: Tell me gets better or if there's a bit of
Speaker 2: sci fi show that we should be watching, please let
Speaker 2: me know.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 1: Go on podcast Patsy, what are you into?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've just finished a great book by Naomi Watts,
Speaker 7: who is leading the charge, helping to lead the charge
Speaker 7: in menopause awareness. Dare I say it? Everything I wish
Speaker 7: i'd known about menopause. So she featured on Oprah's recent
Speaker 7: Minopause Revolution show, very very open and doing amazing things.
Speaker 7: I recommend if this is you follow her if you're
Speaker 7: not already on Instagram, she shares videos. It's really inspirational
Speaker 7: and like the forward in a book for the generations
Speaker 7: of women who've suffered in silence and for the next generations,
Speaker 7: may they suffer no more, which is.
Speaker 1: Exactly And you know what, you're part of this movement?
Speaker 7: Yes, I know you.
Speaker 2: You start the two years ago, to be fair, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: How now you know what you've kicked started now it's
Speaker 2: like a real movement that helping millions of women all over. Honestly,
Speaker 2: whenever you talk about a book like this, I get
Speaker 2: emails every and every single day from not just women
Speaker 2: going through but men as well that want to help
Speaker 2: support the partner and actually read it and find out more.
Speaker 1: So when are you writing your book?
Speaker 2: No, you're seriously You've got the podcast and it's great
Speaker 2: what name's doing, but you've got to do this as well,
Speaker 2: because your story be unique.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I will, I will. I need your help on that.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't even know where to start. I think this
Speaker 7: is what I do before a big project is I
Speaker 7: get so overawed with the enormity of the task that
Speaker 7: I and also that imposter syndrome where I think, what
Speaker 7: could I possibly write being honest here, what could I
Speaker 7: possibly write that anyone would Well.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what you could write.
Speaker 2: The only thing, listen, the only thing we're a master
Speaker 2: of is our own lives. Talk about your story, talk
Speaker 2: about what it's been like to do the podcast.
Speaker 1: What surprised you?
Speaker 2: You must have so many stories, some other women as well,
Speaker 2: that you can weave those together as.
Speaker 7: Well well, stories, so many common themes. We all say
Speaker 7: the same things like, so many common themes. And if
Speaker 7: it makes someone else, which is why I've done the podcast,
Speaker 7: If it makes someone else feel better about their journey
Speaker 7: and know that they're not alone, that is the biggest
Speaker 7: payoff for me. And I'm getting so.
Speaker 2: Many But that's when you write the book, When you go,
Speaker 2: why would I write the book? It's the same thing
Speaker 2: for the podcast. Why start podcasts? True, it's just the
Speaker 2: same thing, and a slow.
Speaker 5: Exactly.
Speaker 2: And actually a book will mean that you going around
Speaker 2: and doing the interviews talking about it creates bigger rippors
Speaker 2: and helps more people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I agree, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 1: Do the book.
Speaker 7: I will do the book.
Speaker 2: I will Yeah, doing it, double thumbs up. Already it's
Speaker 2: not written, it's that good and will come in the
Speaker 2: book to us. She didn't invite any of usus The
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast, Ria, What are you into at
Speaker 2: the moment?
Speaker 6: I've really been into this ABC News feature story of
Speaker 6: the Week. It has been a horrible, horrible news week.
Speaker 6: I think we all know that this is the perfect antidote.
Speaker 6: It's this story about this Ossie family who since this
Speaker 6: Ugandan kid whose name's Eddie, since he was four, they've
Speaker 6: been sponsoring him through the Child Sponsor Project, and they've
Speaker 6: been writing letters. The kids have been saving up their
Speaker 6: pocket money since they were four, the same age as him,
Speaker 6: and sponsoring him and writing him letters every single month.
Speaker 4: He is now thirty six years old. He is a scientist.
Speaker 6: He's a researcher in America now in John Hopkins University
Speaker 6: studying HIV research.
Speaker 4: They still write letters to each other.
Speaker 6: He has landed in Australia this week and has met
Speaker 6: the family for the first time.
Speaker 2: Why haven't we got him on the show? He's got
Speaker 2: so much it's giving me a goose bumps.
Speaker 4: It's incredible. There's a You might have seen the video
Speaker 4: on Instagram. It's been going crazy.
Speaker 1: Viral, so I didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 6: As a beautiful, beautiful moment where he comes out of
Speaker 6: the airport terminal and he sees the dad for the
Speaker 6: first time and they hug and it is it's the longest,
Speaker 6: the longest hug I've ever seen in my life. It's
Speaker 6: honestly like two minutes and he just collapses into his arms.
Speaker 6: He's got this big, beautiful grin and a story thirty
Speaker 6: years of sort of having his family but not really
Speaker 6: have like never meeting them, and now they've finally met
Speaker 6: in Australia. He's here for a medical conference actually, and
Speaker 6: now they've finally had that moment. We're they're together as
Speaker 6: this complete family. It's really beautiful.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: If you just got on the ABC website or the
Speaker 6: ABC Instagram, you'll see the headline there.
Speaker 1: Beautiful stuff, Alex. What's it for you me?
Speaker 8: A bit of a language warning on this one. It's
Speaker 8: called Pissants. It's a book written.
Speaker 5: By Brandon Jack.
Speaker 8: I have been laughing every second page reading this book.
Speaker 8: It is searingly, brutally unbelievably great and he's done so well.
Speaker 8: He's a former Sydney Swans player, a fringe player, it
Speaker 8: must be said, twenty eight games between Well in the
Speaker 8: mid twenty tens. His brother is kier and Jack premiership
Speaker 8: winner in twenty twelve. His father is Gary Jack, rugby
Speaker 8: league legend play for Wales, Baumin Australia as well.
Speaker 5: So serious sporting pedigree. But he's written this book.
Speaker 8: It's a fictional I guess, snapshot of a footy club
Speaker 8: and it is brutally funny. Like it's so so good.
Speaker 8: This kid is an amazing writer. He's only young and
Speaker 8: he's gone and written this book. He's first ever novel,
Speaker 8: and I just love it. It's just fantastic. It's a
Speaker 8: fictional account of a football club focusing on the everyday
Speaker 8: lives of these players. And like, you've got these young
Speaker 8: men like this, what forty four players on a team list?
Speaker 5: You're gonna get shenanigans.
Speaker 8: And this guy writes about these shenanigans the nicknames as well.
Speaker 5: I wanted to just read you quickly. Terry equals Terry
Speaker 5: top up.
Speaker 8: It refers to young players who are undrafted and respond
Speaker 8: positively to the olive branch extended by the club and
Speaker 8: the promise that if they're playable enough in the reserve
Speaker 8: grade team for a year and attend all training sessions.
Speaker 8: Then they may find themselves on the list at the
Speaker 8: end of the year. It is worth saying that this
Speaker 8: is never the case.
Speaker 1: What's the name of the book.
Speaker 8: It's called piss Ants by Brandon Jack. It is wonderful,
Speaker 8: very very funny. I just love it.
Speaker 5: Go and rad it. It's really good.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Go on to Michelle.
Speaker 2: Christian will be watching Building the Band on Netflix. Amazing
Speaker 2: seeing is That's a really good show. Christian sci Fi recommendations.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much to everyone. I'm getting a lot
Speaker 2: now on SI recommendations. You rattle those sci fi nerds cage.
Speaker 2: No one ever on radio we ever asked for their opinion.
Speaker 2: Now they're last given them. You need Galad nineteen, but
Speaker 2: go back to the first prequel before.
Speaker 1: They left the planet Skagog.
Speaker 2: Yes, Christian sci Fi couple recommendations. Murder Bot on Apple TV,
Speaker 2: Brilliant Dark Matter on Amazon. Then there's an Aussie rated
Speaker 2: Ossie one. Don't worry about that. Seeing a lot of
Speaker 2: Australian TV. They kind of didn't get it right on
Speaker 2: Planet Earth. Let's not worry about putting in. We saw
Speaker 2: that rocket fall over two weeks ago. Severance. I have seen.
Speaker 2: Severance is absolutely brilliant. You've seen Severnce, haven't y?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Love it?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what an amazing show, all of it,
Speaker 2: the way it's directed, the cast, that's like nothing I've
Speaker 2: ever seen before. And this is what sci fi people
Speaker 2: always do as well, they start boring you about the
Speaker 2: book than the TV series. The Foundation series on TV
Speaker 2: is nothing like the book. That's right, because there's a
Speaker 2: book mate and it's not the TV show. All right,
Speaker 2: we have some thank you, so more importantly, let's just
Speaker 2: see how much money you've raised since eight o'clock Monday morning.
Speaker 2: It's over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Here we go,
Speaker 2: as we're live right now, we'd ask you to try
Speaker 2: and give whatever you can to backpacks of VIC kids.
Speaker 2: One hundred and fifty five thousand dollars. It's astonishing. I
Speaker 2: remember two days ago we were saying, I'd be great
Speaker 2: if we could give them one thousand dollars, one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars by the end of nine o'clock on Friday,
Speaker 2: hopefully by the end of the show today in two
Speaker 2: hours and twenty odd minutes'd be great if we could
Speaker 2: get up to one hundred and seventy thousand. If you
Speaker 2: want to find out more about the amazing work backpacks
Speaker 2: of X Kids do head to the Christian O'Connor show
Speaker 2: dot com DoD au. That's where you donate. Rio You've
Speaker 2: got some thank yous there, I do.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much to Steve, to Christine, Matt and
Speaker 6: Sam Connor, Brian, Kathleen, Sonya, Mimi Tamara and friend.
Speaker 2: It's amazing looking at all the people have been donating overnight.
Speaker 4: Yes, and like at all hours of the night as well.
Speaker 1: Patsy, who have you got there? Who?
Speaker 7: Thanks to Jeffrey, Donna, Trina, Susanne Andrew, Jenny, jeff Beck, Craig, Rachel,
Speaker 7: Gary and producer Caitlin has highlighted this one. I wonder
Speaker 7: why Mark to the team, thank you for all the
Speaker 7: years of laughs, great cause, congratulations on smashing the target.
Speaker 7: Have we ever just want to say? Was listening on
Speaker 7: Spotify and when producer Caitlin's microphone was stuck on with
Speaker 7: some of the best loves I've ever have.
Speaker 2: All the people to high know, just one that mentions
Speaker 2: her house has producing is meant to her selfless task.
Speaker 2: Kaitlin listen, I told you running that your own fane club.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I was running around trying to get everyone some
Speaker 7: nice comments.
Speaker 1: That we had that one man, did you?
Speaker 7: I was reading quickly and I just said, oh, that's
Speaker 7: such a nice start. Like use that one. I didn't
Speaker 7: realize he had.
Speaker 2: Okay, Daisy, good spot, Patsy, let's watch those today, Alex
Speaker 2: he who got there?
Speaker 8: I've got another one here about Kaylin. No, oh God, Susie.
Speaker 8: Listen to this from Susie. I was one of these kids.
Speaker 8: I'm now fifty seven years old, and this would have
Speaker 8: made such a big difference to me as a child.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Susie. Christine as well.
Speaker 8: Donation from brothers Reza twelve years old and Idriss is
Speaker 8: eight years old.
Speaker 5: Brian, Kathleen and Sonya as well. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: All right, keep it going.
Speaker 2: Let's see if we can get one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: thousand by nine o'clock this morning.
Speaker 1: Keep the donations coming in.
Speaker 2: Head to the Christian o'connllshow dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: The Christian o'connall show podcast.
Speaker 2: About nine percent this weekend is simply going to be
Speaker 2: picking up boxes, moving them into a car, driving them
Speaker 2: some way, emptying those boxes.
Speaker 1: I'm moving.
Speaker 2: We are moving our twenty one year old daughter. It
Speaker 2: is move eleven in the last three two years.
Speaker 5: Sho'd just start a business.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's being really bad, sad business. Actually sad dad removals.
Speaker 2: Have you seen what I've had to lug into it today? Boxes,
Speaker 2: actual boxes, no spad time for me. I'm to leave
Speaker 2: here immediately at nine oh one to be at a
Speaker 2: place at nine point thirty. I brought my own packed lunch,
Speaker 2: like actually like a pro would do.
Speaker 6: Yes, there are these huge plastic boxes like taking up
Speaker 6: all the room in the studio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's ready to go. Oh, I am ready to go,
Speaker 1: ready to go.
Speaker 2: And so today my wife is suddenly unavailable today, so
Speaker 2: on the short shot to go and yeah, oh.
Speaker 1: I get you. You get started. I'll be there Saturday.
Speaker 2: So she's taking part Saturday today. I'm to do it
Speaker 2: be at least four or five hours packing stuff up.
Speaker 1: And is this with Big Sean? He's tomorrow. It's today.
Speaker 2: It's just me and Ruby. And Ruby is like a mother,
Speaker 2: quite the task master. She's really hurt her back. She's
Speaker 2: had like a really bad bag for all this year,
Speaker 2: so she really can't do anything. She said she's going
Speaker 2: to sit on a check we want to do. Oh cool,
Speaker 2: and you say I can get there for nine thirty. Alrighty,
Speaker 2: that is something to look forward to a angry twenty
Speaker 2: one year old ordering their dad are out. Whatever I do,
Speaker 2: it's going to be wrong. You know I'm going to
Speaker 2: break something or not that there.
Speaker 1: Well, you've had problems with your back, yeah.
Speaker 2: No, well I'm going to be broken come monday. Plus,
Speaker 2: I saw she sent me a photo yesterday. It looked
Speaker 2: like a table of loot, just like kitchen.
Speaker 1: Stuff on there. And I still remember that.
Speaker 2: When her grandmother passed away last year, she said I
Speaker 2: really want her Magic mix and I was like, many
Speaker 2: students start baking it is in, it's in mint condition,
Speaker 2: but they weigh have you got one of those magic
Speaker 2: mix Yeah, it's very about one hundred kilos.
Speaker 1: Whats are we getting that in?
Speaker 7: It's going to smash my foot.
Speaker 5: You never used them.
Speaker 2: Let's totally unused, Alex. She's baking what a student is baking.
Speaker 2: There are cafes who don't have a Magic Mix.
Speaker 7: It's for Marga rateds.
Speaker 1: She's like, Plus, well she did kno me on one
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 2: Take the edge of all she said, I've got a
Speaker 2: suitcase full of books that you need to take away.
Speaker 2: I went watching a new place. No, just you take
Speaker 2: them away. We're downside to a movie. What am I
Speaker 2: going to do with the flipp and suitcase of books?
Speaker 1: You take that to a shop on a Friday. They don't.
Speaker 1: They don't like new stuffing dropped off on a Friday.
Speaker 6: No, because my actually my parents place is just a
Speaker 6: dumping ground for all our stuff that we want to do.
Speaker 1: So every time we go.
Speaker 4: Back home, Mom tries to get us to clean out
Speaker 4: all the stu.
Speaker 5: My mother has a shipping container.
Speaker 1: Can she as?
Speaker 2: He got room from a man she mixed and a
Speaker 2: suitcase full of books.
Speaker 1: Rio, You've got a big weekends. I'm so excited.
Speaker 6: I am fulfilling a childhood dream on Sunday. I might
Speaker 6: have told you this on the show before, But when
Speaker 6: I was a little kid, about seven or eight, I
Speaker 6: was weirdly obsessed with River Dance, Lord of the Dance.
Speaker 2: Michael Flatley, Michael Flatley's incredible performer.
Speaker 5: Kids love that too.
Speaker 6: We had the VHS and I would put it on
Speaker 6: the TV and I would just spend this is the one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he'll coming back hours on end, just dancing along.
Speaker 2: See fee feet of Flame. I interviewed him in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, yeah, yeah, lovely guy. Yeah my god.
Speaker 2: They worked so hard rehearsing those shows. He made millions.
Speaker 2: It became big all over the world. It was on
Speaker 2: Broadway in New York for like years really wow yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: And now it's in Australia. Now it's in Melbourne and
Speaker 6: I'm going to be there on Sunday.
Speaker 2: You're feeling a chartered dream. I thought you were joining
Speaker 2: them on stage. I don't realize you and a load
Speaker 2: of people pats his age.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited. It's going to be driving the old
Speaker 1: Mummies Volvo there as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'll figure right actually perfect right there front row.
Speaker 2: You will love it. It is genuinely an incredible show.
Speaker 2: There's something about seeing dancing when it's so choreographed that
Speaker 2: is pleasing to the human soul.
Speaker 4: How do they get it all in time?
Speaker 2: Hundred those Irish kids all linking arms to that thing
Speaker 2: with their somehow levity.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, it looks like.
Speaker 1: Perhapsy what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 7: Funny you say rivedettes because I used to work with
Speaker 7: a girl whose brother was in the Squad with Michael Flatley.
Speaker 2: I think it's called squad. I know we've got the
Speaker 2: All Australian being announced this week. The All Irish Riverdo
Speaker 2: Squad has been announced. When I've got some glaring emissions.
Speaker 7: Who We've got a very domestic weekend again this weekend
Speaker 7: I have got by roses that are yet to be
Speaker 7: trimmed back, and they should have been done like three
Speaker 7: months ago. Anyone with roses will be naughty, naughty.
Speaker 1: Those secreateurs out.
Speaker 7: I have to and if I don't, I won't you know,
Speaker 7: their massive, big standards. And if I don't, they'll just
Speaker 7: look half dead. So I've got to do that. This
Speaker 7: weekend will take me forever. And I don't really know
Speaker 7: the roses you got. They're white, They're beautiful iceberg.
Speaker 1: White smell gratse know they haven't got much.
Speaker 7: Of a much of a smell there one?
Speaker 1: Oh really, well, have you got them? Get a nice
Speaker 1: red or yellow one? I love the smell of rose.
Speaker 7: They go nice with our brick because our brick's dark,
Speaker 7: so it sets them off, you know, I said.
Speaker 2: And also the way you said it goes nice with
Speaker 2: our brick. You just lick up one break of you.
Speaker 7: But I've got to get out. If maybe today I
Speaker 7: will start it makes.
Speaker 1: That brick pop.
Speaker 2: You hear that a lot on the block, don't you
Speaker 2: know it's brick Week.
Speaker 7: I actually don't know what I'm doing. I'm sure there's
Speaker 7: a science genuine yeah that as well. But you're meant
Speaker 7: to like angle the stickers.
Speaker 2: There's a certain way to cut a rose stem. You
Speaker 2: don't cut it square.
Speaker 1: Oh really, yep?
Speaker 7: What it's meant to be on the angle though? Isn't
Speaker 7: it like pointing out with yes?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 7: But what don't you just come and do it for me?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm doing this, there's no no jubt
Speaker 2: done that that magic mix and keep at key those
Speaker 2: worth of books to move.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show podcasts.
Speaker 2: A lot of TETs coming in right now. I'm prompted
Speaker 2: Rose trim advice for.
Speaker 1: Pats please, I need to know reading. Oh I'm not
Speaker 1: off here, band off with the sci fi stuff.
Speaker 2: Now we were all straight into Rose Trimmy. This is
Speaker 2: somehow even older than a three aw run down. And
Speaker 2: as soon as we were talking about the hot new
Speaker 2: show in town, river Dance, it's nineteen ninety nine. Come on, guys,
Speaker 2: Keith Christian Town Pats to sterilize.
Speaker 1: Hey, listen, you don't ever tell Pants anything.
Speaker 7: No, I need to know.
Speaker 1: She is our verse of old crazy Bob, that politician.
Speaker 1: Do you not mention?
Speaker 2: Don't ever march in Patsy's dodgy Lebanese heritage.
Speaker 1: Fuck you out. I'll trim your limbs back and not
Speaker 1: on the angle.
Speaker 7: What a sterilizing the cs.
Speaker 1: I've never heard of this. I don't know Keith all
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: Christian Town Pants, I've said, don't tell her anything.
Speaker 1: She tells you.
Speaker 2: Keith Town Pats will sterilize her secreturs, and make sure
Speaker 2: don't ever say that her secreturs are rusty.
Speaker 1: LL do as well.
Speaker 2: Everything's very clean in that place. I bet pass has
Speaker 2: got the most cleanest home of anyone at the.
Speaker 7: Minute, because.
Speaker 1: Clean it comes at three a m.
Speaker 7: They're rusty, though, like I've still got the original sicretars
Speaker 7: from like thirty years ago. Maybe I need a new sit.
Speaker 2: Make sure they raise the sharp and before cutting the
Speaker 2: next rosebush, sterilize again.
Speaker 1: This will stop cross contamination. That's anything.
Speaker 2: The rust of the secreateurs block capitals now, do not
Speaker 2: use them.
Speaker 7: I'll check them out I'll get a new pair.
Speaker 2: And then someone else saying I didn't know you get
Speaker 2: electric pruning este I mean, isn't that much effort just
Speaker 2: to sort of open clothes?
Speaker 1: Open clothes? You need that to be auto make love
Speaker 1: with ai.
Speaker 7: I could get the electric knife out there that do
Speaker 7: the same.
Speaker 2: Thing's got like baby teeth, isn't it like this is
Speaker 2: so half a what of power in those things?
Speaker 5: So gutlets eighties Christmas.
Speaker 1: The yeah, yeah, yes, you won't to believe what.
Speaker 2: I was so looking forward yesterday going to see this
Speaker 2: movie's Melbourne International Film Festival. It's called The Ballad of
Speaker 2: Wallace Island. It's when all these awards has got a
Speaker 2: great line up. Steve Coogan is the producer of it
Speaker 2: as well. I'm Tim Key, who's a brilliant comedian and
Speaker 2: the whole loss of it. So I went to this
Speaker 2: twelve thirty showing. I was so excited to have a
Speaker 2: couple of hours just getting to see this brilliant comedy
Speaker 2: movie with heart. So I go in there right, there's
Speaker 2: no one in the cinema and actually no one there.
Speaker 2: I've never experienced were it's actually odd to be in
Speaker 2: a cinema by yourself.
Speaker 1: Sit wherever you want.
Speaker 2: What is it about human nature that I still sat
Speaker 2: in my designated the signs? Yeah, this is I'm ten
Speaker 2: g I stick by these rules and regulations. Anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: in that. The movie doesn't. It's like half an hour late.
Speaker 1: That's really odd. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: It's half an hour late. You didn't tweak for half
Speaker 2: of it? No, it gets worse the story the movie starts.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, this is strange vibe to this movie. It's
Speaker 2: not what I've been reading I'm expecting. And then there's
Speaker 2: people in it. They're not on the poster. I'm Aubrey Plasa.
Speaker 2: She's a big name. I'd want to be on the poster.
Speaker 2: Chris Evans is in this twenty minutes thinking this ain't
Speaker 2: my movie, and god damn it, there's some student running this.
Speaker 2: He's half an hour late, and now he's playing the
Speaker 2: wrong movie. I go beat thing out to reception. Listen,
Speaker 2: I'm in the right cinema, but they're playing.
Speaker 1: The wrong movie. Show ticket.
Speaker 2: They went, you're right, that's not the movie in that one.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: This is crazy.
Speaker 2: I go and get the manager. The manager comes over
Speaker 2: and has a look you can't I just see a
Speaker 2: ticket again?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, it's nuts and it was half an
Speaker 2: hour late. Then she goes, oh, you're in the wrong cinema, Christian,
Speaker 2: you got your eyes tested to what do you actually
Speaker 2: there's another to say.
Speaker 1: They were looking at me fuddled full. Do you want
Speaker 1: to try and get you?
Speaker 2: They want to start, so you missed it starts missed thing?
Speaker 7: Oh you were looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: That's actually really sad, just getting that dry. Just lose
Speaker 1: a drive home. Then later on my wife was what
Speaker 1: was the movie? Like, I don't want to talk about?
Speaker 1: You want to talk about?
Speaker 2: They were like, it's it's.
Speaker 1: On tonight, come back tonight, why not come back?
Speaker 2: Don't come back. I'm coming back. They'll be talking about
Speaker 2: me for days. I had some mad English guy the
Speaker 2: wrong movie and went with the wrong.
Speaker 1: Sad thing. It was, it's like a horror movie. I
Speaker 1: started watching, going this is a grim old start. Someone's
Speaker 1: dead anyway today?
Speaker 2: Have you ever done that wrong place, wrong time, wrong day,
Speaker 2: wrong anything?
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: No only was I watching the wrong movie, I was
Speaker 2: in the wrong cinema. It's amazing to get two wrongs.
Speaker 2: They certainly didn't make it right. So have you ever
Speaker 2: done this wrong place the wrong day? Christian passes secreturs?
Speaker 2: Please stop talking about Pats's secondturs. Give me coming viral
Speaker 2: in a minute, Rusty, because she probably put them in
Speaker 2: the dishwasher.
Speaker 1: That oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yet the start of yesterday's show we almost all went home.
Speaker 2: Patsy told so she puts thongs sometimes in the dishwasher.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you've got to after a trip to BALLEI.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: Them there, Christian.
Speaker 2: I once went to an eighteenth birthday party a week
Speaker 2: early and I was to think, Wow, not a lot
Speaker 2: of people here, very unpopular kid.
Speaker 1: Rio. Have you ever done that? You strike me? Someone
Speaker 1: too smart?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I was.
Speaker 6: I did exchange in America in Wisconsin, and I took
Speaker 6: up a subject. It was a law subject, like a
Speaker 6: Foundations of law, a first year subject. I thought, as
Speaker 6: an Australian, would that's the easy way in?
Speaker 4: For look?
Speaker 6: It would have been honestly four or five weeks. I mean,
Speaker 6: this is so hard, this is so confusing.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 6: I should have tweaked because I had the wrong textbook
Speaker 6: as well. I was like, what's it different textbook to me?
Speaker 6: And why there's so much assume knowledge in there. Why
Speaker 6: hasn't the professor like started at the very start. And
Speaker 6: it wasn't until I went and chatted to the professor.
Speaker 6: I was like, look, honestly, like, I'm really really struggling.
Speaker 6: I'm from Australia. I don't know, like if I can
Speaker 6: get some extra.
Speaker 1: Help special Australian dispensations.
Speaker 4: Yea, He's like, you're in the doctorate class. I was
Speaker 4: doing a doctrine of war.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's so related, isn't it. And we have so
Speaker 2: many stories every day about doctor at Mishaps and Monday's
Speaker 2: show is Professor Mishaps.
Speaker 1: Rio just goes to minjlal. So I've got a great one.
Speaker 1: Come to me here. Wow, we a doctorate story. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, We've probably got ten.
Speaker 2: All right now it's Professor and doctor at Week, This
Speaker 2: Week College Show.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: In any given day, I must get twenty to thirty
Speaker 2: press releases.
Speaker 1: I read them all. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Just this one's just coming here. Westpac Data VIC scam
Speaker 2: hotspots revealed. It's got the top five postcodes where people
Speaker 2: are falling for scams. Okay, someone on the team is
Speaker 2: in the top two.
Speaker 1: Patsy Werriby is at number two.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, yeah, suckers yesh is making the scams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you know Patsy runs that big old sort
Speaker 2: of fishing farm, doesn't she the scam house?
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Sure the text coming in about other doctor at misshaps
Speaker 2: you've had and hashtag textbooks. Oh professor, should have seen
Speaker 2: the professor's face. Oh you guys, you're here to give
Speaker 2: in there, Christian. My mates, my mates and my mother
Speaker 2: booked Ore trained to Sydney on our first boys trip
Speaker 2: after high school. We called a midnight train and we
Speaker 2: panicked when we saw people were booked in our seats.
Speaker 2: After having an extensive conversation with the staff, we realized
Speaker 2: the train we booked was actually midnight the day before,
Speaker 2: so we.
Speaker 1: Were whole twenty four hours like bour guys.
Speaker 2: So the staff were very John, I said, Dore's travel
Speaker 2: but we had to change see six times on the
Speaker 2: way to Sydney. You might even sat down. God cozy,
Speaker 2: you're on the move again, Christian. Wrong week for me
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Speaker 1: One time they were having a pajama day party.
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Speaker 9: They were listening and calling and choose and no music
Speaker 9: and just when hit eh, somebody fray the station.
Speaker 6: Charlie, play the.
Speaker 4: People's play Listen Christian.
Speaker 9: Calling right now and help Christian big This songs for
Speaker 9: Friday show all right from.
Speaker 1: Eight on the Christian I Call Show Friday.
Speaker 2: You pick the mews that we give you a theme today.
Speaker 2: It's simply what this week is Auburn about love? Love
Speaker 2: in the title. There are thousands of brilliant songs with
Speaker 2: love in the title. Which ones we played for a
Speaker 2: whole hour? Patsy, what do you want?
Speaker 7: Yeah, mullet to defy Richard Marks and that's Michael Bolton.
Speaker 7: Love is a wonderful thing. Oh well, we've got this
Speaker 7: part of the song love.
Speaker 2: Pick nicholl Us where Michael is not singing great World Team.
Speaker 1: They're out of ten today.
Speaker 7: Interesting fact, what was the largest plagiarism payout in music
Speaker 7: at the time. He was sued by the Isley Brothers
Speaker 7: who had.
Speaker 1: A you don't want to go up against them in
Speaker 1: corn song.
Speaker 7: So all the profits from that which was I think time,
Speaker 7: Love and Tenderness. It was like the huge album and
Speaker 7: like producer Caitlin before said, a bit of a BA
Speaker 7: side song, Pats. No, it was huge. It was huge,
Speaker 7: but he lost all of the prophets like five point
Speaker 7: four million in this massive lawsuit.
Speaker 1: To which which which Icy Brothers song did he take it?
Speaker 7: Love is a wonderful thing?
Speaker 6: Oh it does sound pretty similar.
Speaker 2: I saw the joke, said, and no, wonder we couldn't.
Speaker 2: He can't even afford to singing that song, but we play.
Speaker 2: He's iding in the background trying to get away with it,
Speaker 2: your dirty little cheek.
Speaker 7: Five million bucksy loss, though it was massive at the time.
Speaker 7: And another really quick fun fact about Michael Bolton is
Speaker 7: that he baby sat a very young little Paula Abdor
Speaker 7: when she was a baby.
Speaker 1: Who did you even find that?
Speaker 7: My friend?
Speaker 1: I love this stuff? Rio, What have you got?
Speaker 6: I've got what's got to be in the conversation for
Speaker 6: one of the best covers of all time, Florence and
Speaker 6: the Machine.
Speaker 4: You've got the love?
Speaker 1: This is a great song.
Speaker 2: What a boy and the lead singer this band, Florence Welsh,
Speaker 2: was babysit by Paula abdall giving it back? Actually got
Speaker 2: the show? Is babysit a week?
Speaker 1: Pass it on? If you were babysat pass it on?
Speaker 7: I think it was on the original bridget Tone soundtrack
Speaker 7: that if I particularize.
Speaker 2: Yeah, great song, really really good. Alex, you had a
Speaker 2: great song last week.
Speaker 1: Keep it going.
Speaker 2: If you finally got the mark of the song sound
Speaker 2: what have you got this week?
Speaker 5: I love this song so much.
Speaker 8: Every time I hear it, I smile despite it being
Speaker 8: such a heartbreaking song.
Speaker 5: Joy Division Love will tear us apart?
Speaker 1: This is.
Speaker 2: All right lines reper now love in the title thirteen
Speaker 2: fifty five.
Speaker 1: Twenty two, What have I got? What about lovely?
Speaker 3: And I know it's gone of these?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah he maybe sat joy Division?
Speaker 1: Good old Bill with us Uncle Bill?
Speaker 4: This to call him good babyfit here?
Speaker 2: Yes, and he says it's going to be a lovely nights.
Speaker 2: Do a special bedtime version of them. That's enough, now
Speaker 2: throw to the number. Thirteen fifty five Simmi Friday, thirteen
Speaker 2: fifty five twenty two, Give.
Speaker 1: Us a school. Also, oh yeah, where's my tay Day's hat?
Speaker 7: Let's play on a song.
Speaker 1: Let's open the hour with this? What a week? For
Speaker 1: her as well.
Speaker 2: Amazing news getting engaged and this is.
Speaker 1: A this is a bang. I love this song. This
Speaker 1: is a kind of song that.
Speaker 2: Makes you want to go and shrim your second tours
Speaker 2: and get that rosebush, trim back, crank kim, turn it
Speaker 2: all the way up to eleven. All right lines, rep
Speaker 2: and we take your songs next. Thirteen fifty five, twenty two.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much all the donations, Kylie Victoria, eleven
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Speaker 2: the roof up there singing like Dick Van Dyke.
Speaker 1: All right, talk for all the People's playlist.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were.
Speaker 9: Listening and Carlin and choose end the music. Just when
Speaker 9: hit eight somebody who made the station, Chatty play the
Speaker 9: People's play Listen Christian.
Speaker 4: Calling right now and help Christian dig the songs for
Speaker 4: Friday show.
Speaker 2: All right, the theme today is songs with love in
Speaker 2: the title. Christian, I just started talking about MJ the musical.
Speaker 2: It's Michael Jackson's birthday today. He would have been sixty seven.
Speaker 2: He would have been selected for that Legends gamey actually
Speaker 2: a very tall guy. Did you know that I did not?
Speaker 1: He would have made a.
Speaker 2: Great rockman, right, Yes, we've discussed that before. All right,
Speaker 2: So some of the ones coming in Christian Love My
Speaker 2: Way by the Psychedelic Furs.
Speaker 1: Great song mel Love Ma. He's a brilliant song. You
Speaker 1: two with bb King when Love came to town. We
Speaker 1: should have been doing two hours of something to look much.
Speaker 1: And there's so.
Speaker 2: Many not all of them are good though.
Speaker 1: This is Brian Adamson Sting.
Speaker 7: Hete Hiss a few albums out today, his seventeenth studio album,
Speaker 7: the first under his new label, Band Records, And.
Speaker 2: We lost Michael Jackson and he's still around life.
Speaker 1: Ain't fair.
Speaker 7: I can't wait to get it, download it, whatever you
Speaker 7: do now. I just realized how old.
Speaker 2: Virgin Megastore City line up for the album. I've got
Speaker 2: my combat this one here and like music. My name
Speaker 2: got me some music vouchers just putting it on CD.
Speaker 2: Shut up, George, Michael fast love, Christian? What about this
Speaker 2: banger from the eighties? Van Halen's definitely going.
Speaker 1: To play this.
Speaker 2: It's got to beig great intro as well, Don't don't
Speaker 2: don't it?
Speaker 3: Love?
Speaker 1: We have to play this. It's Friday. What are the oddest? Oh,
Speaker 1: professor at this textbook?
Speaker 2: Aerosmith. Let's take some calls. So welcome to show, Richard,
Speaker 2: Happy Friday.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Christian. How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, Richard. Have you having a good week? What
Speaker 2: would you love us to play?
Speaker 1: I'd love you to play. I believe in a team
Speaker 1: called Loves by the Darkness. Oh yeah, great.
Speaker 2: Song, and.
Speaker 1: He didn't do with this bank gives me shudders.
Speaker 2: They launched that debut album on an old breakfast show
Speaker 2: of mine. They we did a show live from a
Speaker 2: big music venue and the dances there incredible live.
Speaker 1: However, won the tracks.
Speaker 2: They didn't tell us that we were going to do
Speaker 2: and they did live during a breakfast show. There was
Speaker 2: a song there is get your m F Hands Off
Speaker 2: My Woman.
Speaker 1: You never heard it?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, but they they eleven times it
Speaker 2: was said and he's got a very.
Speaker 1: Very big high.
Speaker 2: All over London radio.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that was.
Speaker 2: A moment without watching it, going what do we do?
Speaker 2: Did not say they were going to do live in
Speaker 2: great aren't they?
Speaker 8: They're so good and they did the best cover I've
Speaker 8: ever seen a thunderstruck by.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I'm going to do that this show.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He is worth a follow if you're if you're into music,
Speaker 2: Justin Hawkins is brilliant on Instagram. He takes all these
Speaker 2: songs apart and explains how they were composed. I don't
Speaker 2: know nothing about how much music is paid, but he
Speaker 2: deconstructs it. It's brilliant. If you're on Instagram, I have
Speaker 2: a look, call TikTok. It's great. Richard, brilliant, brilliant song Sue,
Speaker 2: good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Christian.
Speaker 9: I'm I really lovely to play What do you Need?
Speaker 7: His Love by the Beatles?
Speaker 1: What a beautiful song. This is Sue. Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: great song. Have a lovely weekend. Thank you too, Brendan.
Speaker 2: Good morning, goshbe man, what do you want us to play?
Speaker 1: Hell Bell?
Speaker 8: Let's go back to the future, guys, let's go to
Speaker 8: you some of the news.
Speaker 3: The Power of Love.
Speaker 1: Your DJ throw shade on me. I love it here.
Speaker 1: We also had another big bang about love. Do we believe?
Speaker 1: Do you believe in love?
Speaker 5: Do you believe?
Speaker 1: It doesn't actually go like that? Those are the words.
Speaker 2: I don't know what melody that was I was doing.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Brendan, Have a nice weekend. Jimmy
Speaker 2: the Garbo Oh.
Speaker 1: Good morning team by O'Connell and happy Friday. Hey Jimmy,
Speaker 1: you're on the rounds right now. You empty in the bins.
Speaker 1: I am on the rounds, empty the vin since five
Speaker 1: o'clock this morning.
Speaker 2: Man, Thank you very much. And what post code are
Speaker 2: you in right now?
Speaker 1: Three out one eight in Williams, Williamstown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Now, Patsy's way before shut that west gate,
Speaker 2: those bends before it.
Speaker 1: When does it shuts it? Tonight?
Speaker 7: Tonight? Tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it's a permanent thing so they can keep everyone
Speaker 2: who's out that way from a round out there. So
Speaker 2: bye bye Kate, by bye Patty. Just funny lost Without us,
Speaker 2: I'd find myself again now, Jimmy de gard by, what
Speaker 2: can we play for you?
Speaker 1: Mate?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: This weekend's weather wet with with love is all around?
Speaker 1: Tell me DJ's.
Speaker 2: And saw the Feeling. Another Richard Curtis movie. We talked
Speaker 2: about Bridget Jones earlier. This is notting Hill. Yes, they're
Speaker 2: in that park.
Speaker 7: Yes, she's laying down on the that's it, on the
Speaker 7: bench with the pregnant billy.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Then he comes Ron and walking across the road is
Speaker 2: a whimsic called flinty eyed. All right, Jimmy, thank you
Speaker 2: very much. I have a lovely weekend. Andrew, what would
Speaker 2: you love me to play? Morning mate?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Jones? It in the black art?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Christian O'Connell show, go on podcast, Christian Lovers
Speaker 3: all around.
Speaker 1: You should know. This was four weddings and a funeral.
Speaker 2: The song Patsy mentioned when you say nothing at all
Speaker 2: with Ronan keating nodding.
Speaker 1: Hell it was. Oh, it actually annoyed me. Watched it
Speaker 1: again a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Four weddings and a funeral, Oh my god, it's still
Speaker 2: it must been like twenty thirty years old now it
Speaker 2: is still a brilliant comedy with heart.
Speaker 1: That's so good. All right.
Speaker 2: So continuing the theme of love in this hour, you
Speaker 2: love it, but your partner hates it. And that's what
Speaker 2: it is to be in a loving relationship, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Those two paradox There's a paradox in life. You know
Speaker 2: that you might love something but your partner really hates it.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm going to say. A couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, I want to get a new dormer, and
Speaker 2: I thought I just get some a bit more interesting
Speaker 2: and exciting than a boring, old welcome one I thought.
Speaker 2: I found out you can get banned ones. I thought,
Speaker 2: I gets it. Oh my god, I getting an eight
Speaker 2: O waste this one on TIMU for three dollars. It
Speaker 2: turned up basically, do you remember that lou role that
Speaker 2: we used to at school? Barely a gram that's what
Speaker 2: this material is made out. You couldn't wipe your hands
Speaker 2: on this thing. It's it's so lightweight, and you saw
Speaker 2: it's it's a beautiful storm.
Speaker 1: I love it, but my partner hates it. It is
Speaker 1: twice I've rescued out of the bin. Come bring it
Speaker 1: back from the bring.
Speaker 10: What a fluo union Jack vivid, It pops like perhaps
Speaker 10: he's bricks, stings, the eyeballs, wetsuit material.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's it Monday, It's going to be the mat now
Speaker 2: in the studio. We need sunny beautiful and I love it,
Speaker 2: but my part hates it because I'm the only person in.
Speaker 1: The world that loves this.
Speaker 4: They made a sail.
Speaker 1: Some loon down under rha what's it for you?
Speaker 6: Well, my partner Will loves his art, very into it.
Speaker 6: So he's got a lovely collection of art prints like
Speaker 6: I don't know, impressions, a couple of arm doos, yes,
Speaker 6: a couple of his.
Speaker 4: Arms probably more mice my level of art.
Speaker 6: And so that we've got a lovely little art gallery
Speaker 6: wall of all his art.
Speaker 4: And I want to put the only.
Speaker 6: Print that I've ever bought, which is this I'm holding
Speaker 6: in my hand right now, which is a print of
Speaker 6: Australian number five batsman Travis Head celebrating after we won
Speaker 6: the the wonder International World Cup. It is a painting
Speaker 6: of him with sunnies and doing the sort of shooting fingers.
Speaker 1: Do you judge Kate.
Speaker 2: Seen and you judge Mytormer, you wouldn't put this next
Speaker 2: to a monaue.
Speaker 1: Where's Wally Oyebrow?
Speaker 6: Get Instagram's hands signed by the artist?
Speaker 1: Wow O, that is beautiful. That's why it's not framed.
Speaker 4: Just carry it around because it's not allowed to make
Speaker 4: it onto the wall.
Speaker 1: Patsy, what's it for you? What do you love? Your
Speaker 1: partner hates?
Speaker 7: Oh, well, it's Chris actually when we moved in together
Speaker 7: because he's a big Elvis fan, and so I originally
Speaker 7: had the flat and he was moving in. I said, listen,
Speaker 7: you know, let's be fair. I want you to stamp
Speaker 7: you're it's our place now, it's not just mine. You know,
Speaker 7: what do you want to do with the day call
Speaker 7: let's let's have a look. But what he had was
Speaker 7: his massive great print of Elvis beautiful singing. It was
Speaker 7: disgusting and it had TCB with the lightning strike. And
Speaker 7: I said, anything but that, please, anything but that.
Speaker 2: I'm bringing my Elvis dolin. I've got this doll. Elvis
Speaker 2: lights up. You can change you can change his heads
Speaker 2: a doll. It's amazing, it's so cool, it's so cool.
Speaker 2: Elms lights up and run so at nights some of
Speaker 2: the lights are out. It looks like Elvis is by
Speaker 2: going stage. It's got two different heads.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I think brry me with there are my Oasis, Matt
Speaker 2: Journey to the Other Side.
Speaker 7: With the King and got it at the Franklin Mint
Speaker 7: and it came, yes the past. It came with its
Speaker 7: own separate mini framed like glass framed certificate of authenticity.
Speaker 7: This is like number two hundred of three hundred and yeah,
Speaker 7: it's just nuh. I couldn't know. No, it wasn't happening.
Speaker 7: That is not going on.
Speaker 1: Alex sorts it for you.
Speaker 8: Similar I've got some NRL merchant an incredibly beholder framed
Speaker 8: photo of two regular League legends and Mick cronin Stars
Speaker 8: of the eighties standing in the middle of the Sydney
Speaker 8: Cricket Ground after the nine to eighty six Rand final
Speaker 8: win over Cannary Bank Town.
Speaker 1: It is just magical.
Speaker 5: I love it so much.
Speaker 8: And Bonnie took one look at it and says that's
Speaker 8: not going anywhere near her house. That's not going up anywhere.
Speaker 8: So it was always in the garage, which was really disappointed.
Speaker 2: That's where so much of my man stuff is I've
Speaker 2: got stuff that's like.
Speaker 8: That lovely in the garage in the garage, and I
Speaker 8: like the equivalent to what victorians would would know. It
Speaker 8: would be like Tim Watson and Terry Danner are standing
Speaker 8: in the middle of the mcgive Grand Final. It's that
Speaker 8: these two are absolute legends and I think it should
Speaker 8: be up in our house.
Speaker 2: That I'm happy for you to bring that in and
Speaker 2: put that in your little sport booth over there.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: That's going nowhere other than a shredder. It's so bad.
Speaker 2: It literally is all right, Monday Show. What's more bogan
Speaker 2: than that? I don't think there is anything If you
Speaker 2: came to watching it on a jet ski you know somebody,
Speaker 2: all right, so you love it but your partner hates it?
Speaker 1: What's your version?
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: It warms my heart to tell you it's almost one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty three thousand dollars you've raised since Monday
Speaker 2: morning eight o'clock. It's incredible and it's such a big
Speaker 2: amount of money, especially this year. The reason why we're
Speaker 2: in this situation, why this beautiful charity Backpacks of It
Speaker 2: Kids Knees, was last week asking for our help again
Speaker 2: is that actually this year people are just aren't able
Speaker 2: to donate to charities that they would have done generously
Speaker 2: the last company is because we all know why the
Speaker 2: cost of living at the moment is sky ice never
Speaker 2: been higher, and so to raise one hundred and well
Speaker 2: almost sixty three thousand in a week is astonishing, really
Speaker 2: really astonishing. Thank you very much for everyone. Whether you've
Speaker 2: given ten, twenty, you've given, that's it. It's been incredible. Actually,
Speaker 2: and we've got another half an hour. I'd love it
Speaker 2: just to see if we could have one final sprint
Speaker 2: up to nine. Can we get one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: thousand dollars? And the reason why this is such a
Speaker 2: dear charity to us and it is to everyone when
Speaker 2: they hear me say what the charity is, why.
Speaker 1: Is it called Backpacks of it Kids? This is what
Speaker 1: it's all about.
Speaker 2: There are children who are There are thousands of these children,
Speaker 2: the numbers are heartbreaking, who have to be taken from
Speaker 2: an unsafe home environment, often in the middle of the night.
Speaker 2: Some of them are barely clothed, they certainly don't have
Speaker 2: any belongings. And so this backpack that the charity put
Speaker 2: together just as that it's a backpack for the kids
Speaker 2: and it's got basics in there like a blanket, pen, paper,
Speaker 2: a toothbrush, and it actually has It really means a
Speaker 2: big difference in those young lives when they get it
Speaker 2: that someone somewhere has actually cared about them enough to
Speaker 2: put this together. So that's why it's such a beautiful
Speaker 2: charity to us. And everyone is donated this week, So
Speaker 2: if you can in the next half an hour, please
Speaker 2: head to the Christian O'Connell show dot com dot au. Sally,
Speaker 2: who started this charity with some friends a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago in a kitchen, has left this message for
Speaker 2: you all.
Speaker 11: This is Sally Beard, Christian Listeners of Melbourne. This is
Speaker 11: just incredible. I'm so grateful on behalf of all the kids.
Speaker 11: I want to say thank you to everybody who's been involved,
Speaker 11: everyone who's been so generous. This incredible result means that
Speaker 11: we can now provide a to over sixteen hundred kids, babies,
Speaker 11: children and youth who are needing care and protection and
Speaker 11: going through something really awful and your love is really
Speaker 11: going to.
Speaker 1: Change their lives.
Speaker 11: It's nearly half of our annual target now, so we're
Speaker 11: just so grateful.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Ah, so many kids to help.
Speaker 2: Please keep it going to the Christian O'Connor show dot
Speaker 2: com dot au Rioh you've got some thank yous there.
Speaker 6: Yes, thank you so much, Graham and Mary, Alana, Julie.
Speaker 6: I love this message from David. Not all superheroes wear capes.
Speaker 6: Keep up the amazing work Sally and the team, and
Speaker 6: thank you as well to Lisa. We'd love and hope
Speaker 6: we can all thrive.
Speaker 1: Alex. What have you got there?
Speaker 8: Brian, Kathleen, Sonya, Mimi Tamara. Brian says every child deserves
Speaker 8: to be loved. Hillary says, I listen to your podcast
Speaker 8: every day in Sydney. Looking forward to you going national.
Speaker 8: And thank you to Michelle as well.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Patsy, who's there for you to say?
Speaker 7: Thank you too, Johnny, Elizabeth Promote, deb Rick, cas Knitt, Kylie, Andrea,
Speaker 7: Rebecca and Taylor who says hopefully two more children can
Speaker 7: sleep a little sounder knowing we have their backs. Thank
Speaker 7: you backpacks for big kids. You are guardian angels.
Speaker 2: This has come from Kirsty Christian. It is a fantastic course.
Speaker 2: I took in two foster children over ten years ago.
Speaker 2: Who arrived with almost nothing. Being moved from placement to
Speaker 2: placement is so traumatic. These kids need something of their
Speaker 2: own for their security. Kirsty, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: doing that as well. Please keep it going. Then we're
Speaker 2: on airindother half an hour. How much can we get?
Speaker 2: It's one hundred and sixty two seven hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: five and thirty cents. That thirty cents really annoying. Rio
Speaker 2: every day he go through thirty cents. Anyway, let's see
Speaker 2: what we can raise by nine o'clock this morning. If
Speaker 2: you haven't donated yet, please do five dollars. Mad He
Speaker 2: donated four dollars from our pocket money yesterday. Every single
Speaker 2: dollar counts, and one dollar that charity can turn into
Speaker 2: four dollars worth of value. So ten dollars is forty dollars.
Speaker 2: That's almost half a backpack. Head to the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 2: show dot com dot au. Thank you so much. Everyone
Speaker 2: is donating The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You've just pushed over one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Is now even Rio, there's no thirty cents? Oh? Thank
Speaker 2: you Warren, You you genius Warren's just donated one hundred
Speaker 2: dollars and seventy cents. Christian, here's the seventy cents to
Speaker 2: help with your accounting mental health. Warren, you heard our
Speaker 2: christ Rio can rest easy this weekend at Riverdos. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Nicole who's just donated one thousand.
Speaker 2: Aw we one thousand dollars. Nicole, thank you so much. Warren,
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars and seventy cents. Melinda, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Your beautiful message there as well and your donation. Tory
Speaker 2: and Mitch just donated. Sarah a minute ago. Tracy, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Cassandra, Warren, Bryan and Anthony chantal Alex
Speaker 2: a minute ago. Someone else just donated another seventy cents. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: come on, guys, thirty we got to balance these books
Speaker 2: by nine only one of you.
Speaker 1: Talking about your house.
Speaker 2: It's now one hundred and sixty six thousand, seven hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety dollars and seventy cents.
Speaker 1: Oh no, just want me to talk it again.
Speaker 2: Head to the Christian O'Connor show dot com. Dona, you
Speaker 2: have us balance our books all right. Time wasted today
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Speaker 1: What do you think?
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Speaker 2: Actually I shouldn't be covering stone, shopping songs. And of
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Speaker 1: What have you got?
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Speaker 1: Yeah. What's he doing?
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Speaker 1: Oh that don't make any sense, does it.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm just clicking refresh. It's been my new favorite
Speaker 2: game of the week. Hitting refresh on our giving page.
Speaker 2: The Christian o'connells show dot com dot au backpacks for
Speaker 2: VIC kids. My word, I think, I think by my
Speaker 2: rough mass is about sixteen thousand has been donated this
Speaker 2: morning since we came on here. That isn't credible, team,
Speaker 2: It just humbles all of us one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: one thousand, seven hundred and forty four dollars and ninety
Speaker 2: cents still getting that oddo Mount Rio.
Speaker 6: I saw someone do a seventy six cent donation that
Speaker 6: could only have been to upset me.
Speaker 1: We have some more thank yous, Patsy.
Speaker 7: Yes, Wayne, Penny, Danny and Helen Tyson, Michael marg and
Speaker 7: Ned who says, how do you Dudlee? Wonderful folks at
Speaker 7: Backpacks for kids. Thank you for all the incredible work
Speaker 7: you do. Your dedication to helping those in need is
Speaker 7: a real blessing and it warms my heart. Keep shining
Speaker 7: your light, beautiful Alex.
Speaker 8: What have you got there, mate, Robbie, Mark Helen Rowan says,
Speaker 8: keep up the good work you are doing. Elaine, one
Speaker 8: hundred and sixty dollars, Thank you. How can I not
Speaker 8: donate to such a worthy cause. Nicholas has donated ten
Speaker 8: dollars and eighteen cents, and he says the ten dollars
Speaker 8: is for the kids.
Speaker 5: The eighteen cents is for RIO.
Speaker 1: If you've been tuning in.
Speaker 2: I think we're trying to raise money for Rio as well,
Speaker 2: but only in very small nominations of the sense so
Speaker 2: we can get like a yeah capras a river dance
Speaker 2: this week. Someone actually thought that I'm joking. I said,
Speaker 2: he's not really going to see river dances.
Speaker 1: Cannot waste. I'm so excited Rio. You've got some of
Speaker 1: Thank yous there.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, Mark, Helen, Ben Jody, al Ian,
Speaker 6: Alex and a lovely message from Mark great cause, Keep
Speaker 6: up the good work.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Sally. Just in the last minute.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars has come in from Diane, Thank you, Melissa, Carol, Shearon, Josephine, Jackie,
Speaker 2: Emilia Pluster. Seventy cents for Rio as well. It's almost
Speaker 2: one hundred and seventy three thousand now just under a
Speaker 2: hundred dollar shine all right, time waster, while we've still
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Speaker 2: so much. Head to the Christian O'Connell show dot com.
Speaker 2: Do the U bye, have a lovely weekend.
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