WEBVTT - FULL: The Secateurs 0:00:09.685 --> 0:00:10.805 iHeart Podcasts. 0:00:10.845 --> 0:00:13.605 You can hear more Gold one I four point three podcasts, 0:00:13.685 --> 0:00:18.325 playlist and listen live on the free iHeart app. Got 0:00:18.405 --> 0:00:19.084 anything good? 0:00:19.685 --> 0:00:23.884 Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast. 0:00:27.085 --> 0:00:31.205 Happy Friday, Reo, Happy Friday, Guys, Happy Friday, Pats, Hello Alex. 0:00:31.245 --> 0:00:34.765 Welcome to the weekends. All right, so let's do double 0:00:34.765 --> 0:00:36.525 thumbs up. This is where we go around the team 0:00:36.565 --> 0:00:39.365 and we share what we're into this week. A couple 0:00:39.405 --> 0:00:42.525 of things for me. Brilliant, brilliant sports documentary. A really 0:00:42.565 --> 0:00:45.245 great sports documentary. Transcends whether or not you're a fan 0:00:45.365 --> 0:00:47.045 of that. And even if you're not an F one fan, 0:00:47.405 --> 0:00:50.365 you can watch Senna one of the most amazing documentaries 0:00:50.405 --> 0:00:50.845 ever made. 0:00:50.885 --> 0:00:52.805 You don't need to be into the sport. 0:00:53.045 --> 0:00:56.085 I would say that about this wild documentary on watching 0:00:56.125 --> 0:00:59.245 at the moment, about the nineties dynasty of the Dallas Cowboys, 0:00:59.605 --> 0:01:02.885 the Gambler and his money, about Jerry Rice and how 0:01:02.965 --> 0:01:06.164 we transformed the NFL actually and out the wild ride 0:01:06.165 --> 0:01:08.325 of the Dallas Cowboys when he brought the club of 0:01:08.325 --> 0:01:09.084 the n nineties. 0:01:09.165 --> 0:01:11.965 It's a ten out of ten documentary. It is so good. 0:01:12.045 --> 0:01:15.565 I've seen some clips on Instagram what a different time. 0:01:15.565 --> 0:01:18.845 Yes, all of it. And what a character that's Jerry 0:01:18.925 --> 0:01:22.085 rices as well. It's an amazing documentary. I'm halfway through it. 0:01:22.245 --> 0:01:24.725 I cannot stop thinking about it, googling about it. 0:01:24.925 --> 0:01:26.285 I don't know what a rusher is. 0:01:26.605 --> 0:01:28.485 You know, after he's probably go oh, Terry, you know 0:01:28.565 --> 0:01:30.885 he's a wide sacker or something. 0:01:31.525 --> 0:01:32.405 Is he legend? 0:01:32.565 --> 0:01:33.845 I don't know? Is that is that good? 0:01:34.405 --> 0:01:34.565 Is he? 0:01:34.845 --> 0:01:38.245 Is he one of the offenders or the defenders? Yeah? 0:01:38.325 --> 0:01:42.365 Yeah, all that tight ends, tight end, wide ends. How 0:01:42.405 --> 0:01:45.125 many of you were in this team? It's ridiculous. Who's 0:01:45.205 --> 0:01:49.245 doing what? And so and so got sacked? Did he what? 0:01:49.445 --> 0:01:51.565 It's from the team. It's just it's a plague. 0:01:52.845 --> 0:01:54.205 I saw a clip on Instagram. 0:01:54.325 --> 0:01:57.325 Is it the one where he drills oil and he's 0:01:57.365 --> 0:01:59.285 trying to h and that's how he makes his fortune? 0:01:59.405 --> 0:01:59.565 Yeah? 0:01:59.885 --> 0:02:02.445 All on this one. No, no, no, that's it. Yeah. 0:02:02.485 --> 0:02:05.005 The Gambler is money. Cannot recommend it enough. It's a 0:02:05.005 --> 0:02:07.565 brilliant documentary. And the other thing, I actually need some 0:02:07.605 --> 0:02:12.485 advice in our family. I find the TV shows, we 0:02:12.565 --> 0:02:15.964 watched them, but my wife loves sci fi. So this 0:02:16.044 --> 0:02:18.364 week I started to watch a sci fi I've done 0:02:18.365 --> 0:02:22.085 some research or what's good? Is anyone watching Foundation? Does 0:02:22.085 --> 0:02:24.765 it get better? We watched an episode last night and 0:02:24.805 --> 0:02:27.525 it seemed I'm not a massive sci fi fan. It 0:02:27.525 --> 0:02:29.685 feels like every TV show you've ever seen that sci 0:02:29.725 --> 0:02:33.365 fi there's something with a galactic federation. They're up to 0:02:33.445 --> 0:02:36.925 no good, and straight away first episode it's like the 0:02:37.205 --> 0:02:40.525 Galactins need the crayon crystals and we're not gonna let 0:02:40.605 --> 0:02:43.405 them have it so easily. And then there's some explosion 0:02:43.485 --> 0:02:46.044 in space and you're like this is all very familiar. 0:02:47.005 --> 0:02:50.125 There's a shady foundation, there's a genius who they're going 0:02:50.205 --> 0:02:52.685 to arrest, and this was the first episode. 0:02:52.725 --> 0:02:54.565 It was like I've seen all this before. 0:02:54.845 --> 0:02:58.405 I find them so hard to follow sci fi. That's 0:02:58.405 --> 0:02:59.285 where I really struggle. 0:02:59.445 --> 0:03:01.565 Like I watched Dark the Netflix series, which is really 0:03:01.565 --> 0:03:03.725 good is it? But again like I had to be 0:03:03.805 --> 0:03:07.445 wikipediaing every single episode because I didn't exactly know what 0:03:07.485 --> 0:03:09.245 happened after I Well. 0:03:09.085 --> 0:03:12.925 In episode one, the mad scientists have been banished to 0:03:13.165 --> 0:03:16.525 a planet Tyron and they say all this stuff like 0:03:16.565 --> 0:03:17.405 we know what that is. 0:03:17.445 --> 0:03:20.005 I'm like, yes, too much assumed knowledge. 0:03:20.285 --> 0:03:23.685 There's also a lot of very overhammy British cast in it. 0:03:24.365 --> 0:03:27.165 We're all, yes, well, the Admiral's not going to get 0:03:27.165 --> 0:03:30.085 away that easy with it. You know, you just desperately 0:03:30.125 --> 0:03:32.685 be back on the West End theater. You're slamming it 0:03:32.765 --> 0:03:36.605 in this box sci fi script. How do you not 0:03:36.685 --> 0:03:38.565 laugh your head off when you're in that city tunic 0:03:38.605 --> 0:03:39.005 as well? 0:03:39.245 --> 0:03:41.405 And you go, Admiral, thank you for joining us. 0:03:42.285 --> 0:03:44.285 I'm a grown adult. I studied for ten years. 0:03:44.325 --> 0:03:46.285 Yeah, but anyway, we're into it now and that is 0:03:46.325 --> 0:03:49.405 my weekend. I'm my own show with the Dallas Cowboys 0:03:49.405 --> 0:03:51.085 and then it's with Missus O'Connor. 0:03:51.125 --> 0:03:53.525 When watching this foundation, please. 0:03:53.205 --> 0:03:55.205 Tell me gets better or if there's a bit of 0:03:55.245 --> 0:03:57.685 sci fi show that we should be watching, please let 0:03:57.765 --> 0:03:57.965 me know. 0:03:58.685 --> 0:03:59.965 Christian O'Connell show. 0:04:00.405 --> 0:04:03.245 Go on podcast Patsy, what are you into? 0:04:03.365 --> 0:04:06.485 Yeah, I've just finished a great book by Naomi Watts, 0:04:06.565 --> 0:04:09.685 who is leading the charge, helping to lead the charge 0:04:09.765 --> 0:04:13.165 in menopause awareness. Dare I say it? Everything I wish 0:04:13.285 --> 0:04:16.725 i'd known about menopause. So she featured on Oprah's recent 0:04:16.885 --> 0:04:21.525 Minopause Revolution show, very very open and doing amazing things. 0:04:21.805 --> 0:04:24.485 I recommend if this is you follow her if you're 0:04:24.485 --> 0:04:28.325 not already on Instagram, she shares videos. It's really inspirational 0:04:28.765 --> 0:04:30.964 and like the forward in a book for the generations 0:04:30.964 --> 0:04:34.604 of women who've suffered in silence and for the next generations, 0:04:34.685 --> 0:04:37.445 may they suffer no more, which is. 0:04:37.445 --> 0:04:41.325 Exactly And you know what, you're part of this movement? 0:04:41.885 --> 0:04:42.685 Yes, I know you. 0:04:42.885 --> 0:04:45.085 You start the two years ago, to be fair, Yeah, 0:04:45.085 --> 0:04:45.404 I did. 0:04:45.645 --> 0:04:46.525 It's incredible. 0:04:46.645 --> 0:04:49.445 How now you know what you've kicked started now it's 0:04:49.484 --> 0:04:52.925 like a real movement that helping millions of women all over. Honestly, 0:04:52.964 --> 0:04:54.885 whenever you talk about a book like this, I get 0:04:54.924 --> 0:04:57.885 emails every and every single day from not just women 0:04:57.924 --> 0:04:59.685 going through but men as well that want to help 0:04:59.724 --> 0:05:02.164 support the partner and actually read it and find out more. 0:05:02.685 --> 0:05:04.205 So when are you writing your book? 0:05:04.724 --> 0:05:08.485 No, you're seriously You've got the podcast and it's great 0:05:08.604 --> 0:05:10.805 what name's doing, but you've got to do this as well, 0:05:10.844 --> 0:05:12.244 because your story be unique. 0:05:12.325 --> 0:05:14.164 Yeah, I will, I will. I need your help on that. 0:05:14.205 --> 0:05:15.964 I wouldn't even know where to start. I think this 0:05:16.005 --> 0:05:17.924 is what I do before a big project is I 0:05:17.964 --> 0:05:21.884 get so overawed with the enormity of the task that 0:05:22.005 --> 0:05:26.284 I and also that imposter syndrome where I think, what 0:05:26.364 --> 0:05:30.244 could I possibly write being honest here, what could I 0:05:30.325 --> 0:05:31.885 possibly write that anyone would Well. 0:05:31.804 --> 0:05:32.724 I'll tell you what you could write. 0:05:33.085 --> 0:05:35.044 The only thing, listen, the only thing we're a master 0:05:35.164 --> 0:05:38.125 of is our own lives. Talk about your story, talk 0:05:38.125 --> 0:05:39.724 about what it's been like to do the podcast. 0:05:39.765 --> 0:05:40.884 What surprised you? 0:05:40.885 --> 0:05:43.284 You must have so many stories, some other women as well, 0:05:43.484 --> 0:05:45.164 that you can weave those together as. 0:05:45.044 --> 0:05:48.684 Well well, stories, so many common themes. We all say 0:05:48.724 --> 0:05:51.805 the same things like, so many common themes. And if 0:05:51.804 --> 0:05:53.964 it makes someone else, which is why I've done the podcast, 0:05:54.005 --> 0:05:56.925 If it makes someone else feel better about their journey 0:05:56.964 --> 0:05:59.885 and know that they're not alone, that is the biggest 0:05:59.924 --> 0:06:01.525 payoff for me. And I'm getting so. 0:06:01.484 --> 0:06:03.165 Many But that's when you write the book, When you go, 0:06:03.205 --> 0:06:04.765 why would I write the book? It's the same thing 0:06:04.804 --> 0:06:07.684 for the podcast. Why start podcasts? True, it's just the 0:06:07.685 --> 0:06:08.684 same thing, and a slow. 0:06:10.205 --> 0:06:10.525 Exactly. 0:06:10.604 --> 0:06:12.885 And actually a book will mean that you going around 0:06:12.885 --> 0:06:15.844 and doing the interviews talking about it creates bigger rippors 0:06:16.364 --> 0:06:17.485 and helps more people. 0:06:17.604 --> 0:06:19.284 Yeah, I agree, Yeah, I agree. 0:06:19.404 --> 0:06:20.005 Do the book. 0:06:20.085 --> 0:06:21.085 I will do the book. 0:06:21.245 --> 0:06:26.605 I will Yeah, doing it, double thumbs up. Already it's 0:06:26.565 --> 0:06:28.964 not written, it's that good and will come in the 0:06:28.964 --> 0:06:34.165 book to us. She didn't invite any of usus The 0:06:34.404 --> 0:06:38.645 Christian O'Connell show podcast, Ria, What are you into at 0:06:38.645 --> 0:06:38.964 the moment? 0:06:39.245 --> 0:06:42.525 I've really been into this ABC News feature story of 0:06:42.565 --> 0:06:45.604 the Week. It has been a horrible, horrible news week. 0:06:45.604 --> 0:06:48.684 I think we all know that this is the perfect antidote. 0:06:49.085 --> 0:06:52.444 It's this story about this Ossie family who since this 0:06:52.685 --> 0:06:56.085 Ugandan kid whose name's Eddie, since he was four, they've 0:06:56.085 --> 0:07:01.325 been sponsoring him through the Child Sponsor Project, and they've 0:07:01.325 --> 0:07:03.205 been writing letters. The kids have been saving up their 0:07:03.245 --> 0:07:05.684 pocket money since they were four, the same age as him, 0:07:06.125 --> 0:07:09.725 and sponsoring him and writing him letters every single month. 0:07:10.325 --> 0:07:14.605 He is now thirty six years old. He is a scientist. 0:07:14.685 --> 0:07:17.765 He's a researcher in America now in John Hopkins University 0:07:17.885 --> 0:07:19.565 studying HIV research. 0:07:19.845 --> 0:07:21.445 They still write letters to each other. 0:07:22.445 --> 0:07:26.165 He has landed in Australia this week and has met 0:07:26.205 --> 0:07:27.765 the family for the first time. 0:07:27.845 --> 0:07:30.565 Why haven't we got him on the show? He's got 0:07:30.605 --> 0:07:31.965 so much it's giving me a goose bumps. 0:07:31.965 --> 0:07:34.525 It's incredible. There's a You might have seen the video 0:07:34.565 --> 0:07:36.365 on Instagram. It's been going crazy. 0:07:36.085 --> 0:07:37.805 Viral, so I didn't know what was going on. 0:07:37.925 --> 0:07:41.004 As a beautiful, beautiful moment where he comes out of 0:07:41.045 --> 0:07:43.485 the airport terminal and he sees the dad for the 0:07:43.525 --> 0:07:46.685 first time and they hug and it is it's the longest, 0:07:46.685 --> 0:07:48.405 the longest hug I've ever seen in my life. It's 0:07:48.405 --> 0:07:51.725 honestly like two minutes and he just collapses into his arms. 0:07:51.925 --> 0:07:55.045 He's got this big, beautiful grin and a story thirty 0:07:55.125 --> 0:07:57.885 years of sort of having his family but not really 0:07:57.925 --> 0:08:00.845 have like never meeting them, and now they've finally met 0:08:01.045 --> 0:08:04.965 in Australia. He's here for a medical conference actually, and 0:08:05.005 --> 0:08:07.605 now they've finally had that moment. We're they're together as 0:08:07.645 --> 0:08:10.085 this complete family. It's really beautiful. 0:08:10.165 --> 0:08:10.805 Oh my god. 0:08:11.364 --> 0:08:13.325 If you just got on the ABC website or the 0:08:13.364 --> 0:08:16.165 ABC Instagram, you'll see the headline there. 0:08:16.165 --> 0:08:18.045 Beautiful stuff, Alex. What's it for you me? 0:08:18.525 --> 0:08:20.325 A bit of a language warning on this one. It's 0:08:20.325 --> 0:08:23.165 called Pissants. It's a book written. 0:08:22.765 --> 0:08:24.005 By Brandon Jack. 0:08:24.605 --> 0:08:27.764 I have been laughing every second page reading this book. 0:08:28.205 --> 0:08:33.205 It is searingly, brutally unbelievably great and he's done so well. 0:08:33.205 --> 0:08:36.165 He's a former Sydney Swans player, a fringe player, it 0:08:36.245 --> 0:08:39.005 must be said, twenty eight games between Well in the 0:08:39.045 --> 0:08:42.005 mid twenty tens. His brother is kier and Jack premiership 0:08:42.005 --> 0:08:45.205 winner in twenty twelve. His father is Gary Jack, rugby 0:08:45.285 --> 0:08:48.245 league legend play for Wales, Baumin Australia as well. 0:08:48.485 --> 0:08:52.005 So serious sporting pedigree. But he's written this book. 0:08:52.045 --> 0:08:55.405 It's a fictional I guess, snapshot of a footy club 0:08:55.925 --> 0:09:00.045 and it is brutally funny. Like it's so so good. 0:09:00.405 --> 0:09:03.325 This kid is an amazing writer. He's only young and 0:09:03.365 --> 0:09:05.765 he's gone and written this book. He's first ever novel, 0:09:06.245 --> 0:09:09.045 and I just love it. It's just fantastic. It's a 0:09:09.084 --> 0:09:11.885 fictional account of a football club focusing on the everyday 0:09:11.925 --> 0:09:14.525 lives of these players. And like, you've got these young 0:09:14.605 --> 0:09:17.885 men like this, what forty four players on a team list? 0:09:18.165 --> 0:09:19.485 You're gonna get shenanigans. 0:09:19.885 --> 0:09:24.645 And this guy writes about these shenanigans the nicknames as well. 0:09:25.125 --> 0:09:27.564 I wanted to just read you quickly. Terry equals Terry 0:09:27.605 --> 0:09:28.005 top up. 0:09:28.125 --> 0:09:30.645 It refers to young players who are undrafted and respond 0:09:30.725 --> 0:09:33.285 positively to the olive branch extended by the club and 0:09:33.324 --> 0:09:35.364 the promise that if they're playable enough in the reserve 0:09:35.444 --> 0:09:37.845 grade team for a year and attend all training sessions. 0:09:38.045 --> 0:09:39.804 Then they may find themselves on the list at the 0:09:39.885 --> 0:09:41.444 end of the year. It is worth saying that this 0:09:41.564 --> 0:09:42.364 is never the case. 0:09:43.845 --> 0:09:44.725 What's the name of the book. 0:09:44.725 --> 0:09:48.485 It's called piss Ants by Brandon Jack. It is wonderful, 0:09:48.925 --> 0:09:50.564 very very funny. I just love it. 0:09:50.605 --> 0:09:51.725 Go and rad it. It's really good. 0:09:52.204 --> 0:09:54.964 The Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:09:55.525 --> 0:09:56.444 Go on to Michelle. 0:09:56.525 --> 0:10:00.285 Christian will be watching Building the Band on Netflix. Amazing 0:10:00.324 --> 0:10:04.525 seeing is That's a really good show. Christian sci Fi recommendations. 0:10:04.605 --> 0:10:07.085 Thank you very much to everyone. I'm getting a lot 0:10:07.204 --> 0:10:11.645 now on SI recommendations. You rattle those sci fi nerds cage. 0:10:12.045 --> 0:10:14.245 No one ever on radio we ever asked for their opinion. 0:10:14.605 --> 0:10:18.885 Now they're last given them. You need Galad nineteen, but 0:10:19.045 --> 0:10:22.324 go back to the first prequel before. 0:10:22.045 --> 0:10:23.644 They left the planet Skagog. 0:10:24.965 --> 0:10:29.205 Yes, Christian sci Fi couple recommendations. Murder Bot on Apple TV, 0:10:29.444 --> 0:10:33.324 Brilliant Dark Matter on Amazon. Then there's an Aussie rated 0:10:33.365 --> 0:10:35.244 Ossie one. Don't worry about that. Seeing a lot of 0:10:35.245 --> 0:10:37.525 Australian TV. They kind of didn't get it right on 0:10:37.564 --> 0:10:41.845 Planet Earth. Let's not worry about putting in. We saw 0:10:41.885 --> 0:10:46.725 that rocket fall over two weeks ago. Severance. I have seen. 0:10:46.765 --> 0:10:49.444 Severance is absolutely brilliant. You've seen Severnce, haven't y? 0:10:49.564 --> 0:10:49.724 Yes? 0:10:49.804 --> 0:10:50.005 Love it? 0:10:50.084 --> 0:10:53.085 Oh my god, what an amazing show, all of it, 0:10:53.125 --> 0:10:56.285 the way it's directed, the cast, that's like nothing I've 0:10:56.324 --> 0:10:58.925 ever seen before. And this is what sci fi people 0:10:58.925 --> 0:11:01.165 always do as well, they start boring you about the 0:11:01.165 --> 0:11:05.564 book than the TV series. The Foundation series on TV 0:11:05.684 --> 0:11:07.805 is nothing like the book. That's right, because there's a 0:11:07.804 --> 0:11:11.765 book mate and it's not the TV show. All right, 0:11:11.804 --> 0:11:13.885 we have some thank you, so more importantly, let's just 0:11:13.965 --> 0:11:18.444 see how much money you've raised since eight o'clock Monday morning. 0:11:18.885 --> 0:11:21.965 It's over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. 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I didn't 0:13:03.365 --> 0:13:04.084 realize he had. 0:13:07.005 --> 0:13:14.285 Okay, Daisy, good spot, Patsy, let's watch those today, Alex 0:13:14.324 --> 0:13:15.005 he who got there? 0:13:15.005 --> 0:13:22.165 I've got another one here about Kaylin. No, oh God, Susie. 0:13:22.605 --> 0:13:25.365 Listen to this from Susie. I was one of these kids. 0:13:25.444 --> 0:13:27.765 I'm now fifty seven years old, and this would have 0:13:27.804 --> 0:13:29.725 made such a big difference to me as a child. 0:13:30.245 --> 0:13:30.525 Wow. 0:13:30.605 --> 0:13:32.125 Thank you, Susie. Christine as well. 0:13:32.204 --> 0:13:35.525 Donation from brothers Reza twelve years old and Idriss is 0:13:35.525 --> 0:13:36.125 eight years old. 0:13:36.204 --> 0:13:38.805 Brian, Kathleen and Sonya as well. 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Actually sad dad removals. 0:14:13.725 --> 0:14:16.445 Have you seen what I've had to lug into it today? Boxes, 0:14:16.965 --> 0:14:19.484 actual boxes, no spad time for me. I'm to leave 0:14:19.525 --> 0:14:22.244 here immediately at nine oh one to be at a 0:14:22.285 --> 0:14:25.205 place at nine point thirty. I brought my own packed lunch, 0:14:25.365 --> 0:14:28.565 like actually like a pro would do. 0:14:27.365 --> 0:14:30.965 Yes, there are these huge plastic boxes like taking up 0:14:31.005 --> 0:14:32.005 all the room in the studio. 0:14:32.045 --> 0:14:34.765 Yeah, he's ready to go. Oh, I am ready to go, 0:14:35.285 --> 0:14:36.285 ready to go. 0:14:36.685 --> 0:14:40.885 And so today my wife is suddenly unavailable today, so 0:14:41.285 --> 0:14:44.085 on the short shot to go and yeah, oh. 0:14:44.285 --> 0:14:46.725 I get you. You get started. I'll be there Saturday. 0:14:47.205 --> 0:14:50.244 So she's taking part Saturday today. I'm to do it 0:14:50.485 --> 0:14:52.645 be at least four or five hours packing stuff up. 0:14:52.965 --> 0:14:56.405 And is this with Big Sean? He's tomorrow. It's today. 0:14:56.565 --> 0:14:59.125 It's just me and Ruby. And Ruby is like a mother, 0:15:00.445 --> 0:15:04.645 quite the task master. She's really hurt her back. She's 0:15:04.685 --> 0:15:06.445 had like a really bad bag for all this year, 0:15:06.565 --> 0:15:10.445 so she really can't do anything. She said she's going 0:15:10.525 --> 0:15:13.605 to sit on a check we want to do. Oh cool, 0:15:13.805 --> 0:15:16.965 and you say I can get there for nine thirty. Alrighty, 0:15:18.125 --> 0:15:21.045 that is something to look forward to a angry twenty 0:15:21.045 --> 0:15:24.285 one year old ordering their dad are out. Whatever I do, 0:15:24.405 --> 0:15:26.285 it's going to be wrong. You know I'm going to 0:15:26.365 --> 0:15:28.125 break something or not that there. 0:15:28.405 --> 0:15:30.325 Well, you've had problems with your back, yeah. 0:15:30.245 --> 0:15:32.885 No, well I'm going to be broken come monday. Plus, 0:15:32.925 --> 0:15:35.085 I saw she sent me a photo yesterday. It looked 0:15:35.125 --> 0:15:37.685 like a table of loot, just like kitchen. 0:15:37.445 --> 0:15:39.005 Stuff on there. And I still remember that. 0:15:39.045 --> 0:15:41.604 When her grandmother passed away last year, she said I 0:15:41.685 --> 0:15:44.405 really want her Magic mix and I was like, many 0:15:44.565 --> 0:15:48.365 students start baking it is in, it's in mint condition, 0:15:48.445 --> 0:15:50.325 but they weigh have you got one of those magic 0:15:50.405 --> 0:15:53.085 mix Yeah, it's very about one hundred kilos. 0:15:54.405 --> 0:15:55.725 Whats are we getting that in? 0:15:55.845 --> 0:15:57.365 It's going to smash my foot. 0:15:57.605 --> 0:15:58.405 You never used them. 0:15:58.485 --> 0:16:02.805 Let's totally unused, Alex. She's baking what a student is baking. 0:16:03.125 --> 0:16:05.205 There are cafes who don't have a Magic Mix. 0:16:05.405 --> 0:16:06.645 It's for Marga rateds. 0:16:06.965 --> 0:16:09.965 She's like, Plus, well she did kno me on one 0:16:10.005 --> 0:16:10.485 this morning. 0:16:10.885 --> 0:16:13.165 Take the edge of all she said, I've got a 0:16:13.165 --> 0:16:15.165 suitcase full of books that you need to take away. 0:16:15.485 --> 0:16:18.125 I went watching a new place. No, just you take 0:16:18.205 --> 0:16:20.045 them away. We're downside to a movie. What am I 0:16:20.085 --> 0:16:22.005 going to do with the flipp and suitcase of books? 0:16:22.245 --> 0:16:24.205 You take that to a shop on a Friday. They don't. 0:16:24.405 --> 0:16:26.645 They don't like new stuffing dropped off on a Friday. 0:16:26.925 --> 0:16:29.565 No, because my actually my parents place is just a 0:16:29.645 --> 0:16:32.845 dumping ground for all our stuff that we want to do. 0:16:33.565 --> 0:16:34.604 So every time we go. 0:16:34.605 --> 0:16:36.685 Back home, Mom tries to get us to clean out 0:16:36.685 --> 0:16:37.045 all the stu. 0:16:38.765 --> 0:16:40.765 My mother has a shipping container. 0:16:42.525 --> 0:16:43.005 Can she as? 0:16:43.045 --> 0:16:44.605 He got room from a man she mixed and a 0:16:44.645 --> 0:16:46.485 suitcase full of books. 0:16:47.205 --> 0:16:50.125 Rio, You've got a big weekends. I'm so excited. 0:16:50.365 --> 0:16:54.244 I am fulfilling a childhood dream on Sunday. I might 0:16:54.285 --> 0:16:55.845 have told you this on the show before, But when 0:16:55.885 --> 0:16:57.725 I was a little kid, about seven or eight, I 0:16:57.845 --> 0:17:01.685 was weirdly obsessed with River Dance, Lord of the Dance. 0:17:01.605 --> 0:17:04.685 Michael Flatley, Michael Flatley's incredible performer. 0:17:04.885 --> 0:17:05.645 Kids love that too. 0:17:06.245 --> 0:17:08.605 We had the VHS and I would put it on 0:17:08.605 --> 0:17:11.365 the TV and I would just spend this is the one. 0:17:11.445 --> 0:17:15.485 Yeah, he'll coming back hours on end, just dancing along. 0:17:15.325 --> 0:17:19.725 See fee feet of Flame. I interviewed him in nineteen 0:17:19.925 --> 0:17:20.645 ninety nine. 0:17:20.845 --> 0:17:23.285 Wow, yeah, yeah, yeah, lovely guy. Yeah my god. 0:17:23.325 --> 0:17:27.125 They worked so hard rehearsing those shows. He made millions. 0:17:27.165 --> 0:17:28.885 It became big all over the world. It was on 0:17:29.005 --> 0:17:33.085 Broadway in New York for like years really wow yeah yeah. 0:17:32.725 --> 0:17:35.045 And now it's in Australia. Now it's in Melbourne and 0:17:35.165 --> 0:17:37.285 I'm going to be there on Sunday. 0:17:37.965 --> 0:17:39.965 You're feeling a chartered dream. I thought you were joining 0:17:39.965 --> 0:17:43.645 them on stage. I don't realize you and a load 0:17:43.645 --> 0:17:44.965 of people pats his age. 0:17:46.885 --> 0:17:48.965 I'm so excited. It's going to be driving the old 0:17:49.005 --> 0:17:50.205 Mummies Volvo there as well. 0:17:51.125 --> 0:17:54.685 Yeah, I'll figure right actually perfect right there front row. 0:17:54.845 --> 0:17:57.725 You will love it. It is genuinely an incredible show. 0:17:58.085 --> 0:18:02.165 There's something about seeing dancing when it's so choreographed that 0:18:02.325 --> 0:18:03.725 is pleasing to the human soul. 0:18:03.885 --> 0:18:05.165 How do they get it all in time? 0:18:06.445 --> 0:18:08.845 Hundred those Irish kids all linking arms to that thing 0:18:08.885 --> 0:18:10.885 with their somehow levity. 0:18:11.205 --> 0:18:12.205 Yes, yeah, it looks like. 0:18:15.085 --> 0:18:16.565 Perhapsy what are you up to this weekend? 0:18:16.845 --> 0:18:18.885 Funny you say rivedettes because I used to work with 0:18:18.925 --> 0:18:22.645 a girl whose brother was in the Squad with Michael Flatley. 0:18:22.765 --> 0:18:24.245 I think it's called squad. I know we've got the 0:18:24.285 --> 0:18:29.205 All Australian being announced this week. The All Irish Riverdo 0:18:29.405 --> 0:18:32.885