Speaker 1: Got anything good?
Speaker 2: Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Patsy and Happy Valentines. All right, guys, what
Speaker 3: are you up to this weekend? What plans have you got? Well?
Speaker 4: Are you? Are you guys doing anything Valentine's We are
Speaker 4: this afternoon.
Speaker 3: My wife actually begged me, She said, please don't book anything.
Speaker 3: I don't want that, but I I am cooking dinner tonight.
Speaker 5: You know when she says that that she really there.
Speaker 3: Needs to be something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're going bowling, so romantic.
Speaker 5: To be fun?
Speaker 3: What are you teenagers in the fifty something in Midwest America?
Speaker 4: And then we're going to go through one of those
Speaker 4: diners where they deliver the food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, with thick milkshakes. So why bowling? Do you love
Speaker 3: to do it together?
Speaker 4: We used to bowl a lot before Gordy was born.
Speaker 4: We haven't been in years. But he'll come with us, hopefully.
Speaker 4: I guess we can distract him on the phone.
Speaker 5: Romantic that he's going.
Speaker 3: To put his fingers in the you know, the machine
Speaker 3: and the stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well a babysitter. Oh that is a unless you
Speaker 4: guys want to watch him.
Speaker 3: No, No, I've got a lot planning for Valentine's now
Speaker 3: now I mentioned it. I'm going to be booking stuff
Speaker 3: as soon as I get out of the show today.
Speaker 3: And then, but isn't Bianco better than you? I seem
Speaker 3: to remember that she played you, smashed you.
Speaker 4: On average, I'm better.
Speaker 3: So when we cuts, when.
Speaker 4: We play bowling, usually what we do is I go
Speaker 4: for a score of one twenty. That's about my average.
Speaker 3: That's fairy, I feel, I feel I've had and you
Speaker 3: have those those things.
Speaker 4: That's without stop now and she has a score to
Speaker 4: beat of one hundred. And then last time, great memory.
Speaker 4: Somebody's obviously fed you some information.
Speaker 3: Did beat me, so she'll let you win today.
Speaker 4: She wanted me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, good.
Speaker 4: Good healthy competition. She's she's a competitor, Bianca.
Speaker 3: Yeah is she? Ah? Right? And then what do you
Speaker 3: watch this weekend? Pat?
Speaker 6: I have got a massive mess of weekend. So I've
Speaker 6: got Brian Adams again tomorrow nights.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, yes, it feels like he was just here
Speaker 4: doing the same old Tide songs.
Speaker 6: And then a really really big day for my podcast tomorrow.
Speaker 6: I am so excited. I'm doing the live show, taking
Speaker 6: it on the road. I'm so excited and so it's
Speaker 6: the Bohemian Women's Health Retreat. Then I'm having a chat
Speaker 6: to and you know, I don't want to stand up
Speaker 6: there for an hour and just talk at the women.
Speaker 6: I really want it to be interactive. So if you're
Speaker 6: going I'm going to have roaming mics and We're going
Speaker 6: to have a chat and we're going to talk menopause
Speaker 6: and pause and all the things that.
Speaker 3: If that's going to be and you have the conversation.
Speaker 5: So excited and now.
Speaker 4: Is that because you haven't prepared anything You're like, oh,
Speaker 4: we'll just do a Q and A. Or is that
Speaker 4: because you actually want to have questions.
Speaker 6: I don't want it to doctor, No, I want it
Speaker 6: to be open. I wanted to be like girlfriends sitting
Speaker 6: around at a coffee shop having a chat and just
Speaker 6: supporting one another and hearing each other's stories.
Speaker 4: And people still get tickets, you can.
Speaker 5: Get date think gets. Thank you for asking.
Speaker 6: And the website is Bohemiansummer Festival dot com, dot you.
Speaker 5: It's at Balan. Yes you can.
Speaker 3: Patsy, good lucky.
Speaker 5: I'm really looking forward to it.
Speaker 7: You are.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're doing Double Thumbs Up. We're doing this Every Friday,
Speaker 3: we tell about the things we're into at the moment. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what's it for you? This week?
Speaker 4: Look?
Speaker 6: I will touch on the fourth Bridget Jones installment again,
Speaker 6: Mad about the Boy.
Speaker 5: This was utterly sensational. I loved every bit about it.
Speaker 3: Massive this weekends excited about it.
Speaker 6: Well cry, you will laugh, you will mostly cry, but
Speaker 6: in a beautiful way.
Speaker 5: How they have stitched.
Speaker 6: Colin Firth's character, weaved it in and out of the
Speaker 6: storyline is just so beautiful, and there's so much deep,
Speaker 6: meaningful sort of.
Speaker 5: Moments in the plot.
Speaker 6: I heard someone talking reviewing about it a couple of
Speaker 6: days ago, saying, oh, you know.
Speaker 5: It wasn't the best Bridget Jones I've seen. You've missed
Speaker 5: the point.
Speaker 6: If completely, it encapsulates the whole trilogy.
Speaker 3: So I want more of this. You can be like
Speaker 3: this Tomorrow might come along.
Speaker 4: Men, welcome the critics credit. I even doubt you're that.
Speaker 6: I even doubt that this person watched it, because you
Speaker 6: haven't got trash them if you seriously, did you even
Speaker 6: watch it?
Speaker 5: Have you even seen.
Speaker 3: It's called projection? She's pointing at me.
Speaker 6: It hasn't even seen it yet, So Bridget and all
Speaker 6: the friendship group. You know, you see them up there.
Speaker 6: It's what is it, nearly twenty five years since the
Speaker 6: first one. Yes, they look older, we all age, But
Speaker 6: you know what I loved about it. I thought I
Speaker 6: looked at them and I thought, you, yeah, they're older.
Speaker 6: But I feel like I've aged with these characters.
Speaker 3: A lovely way to see it. And those first movies
Speaker 3: were so.
Speaker 6: Funny, and I've aged with them and they're just their
Speaker 6: lives are so rich, and the friendship's even stronger. And
Speaker 6: there's a beautiful moment and I won't it's not a
Speaker 6: spoiler alert.
Speaker 5: I won't tell you, but there's a.
Speaker 6: White hour and the significance of the white owl is
Speaker 6: just well, I think.
Speaker 3: We can work out. I got a lot of emails
Speaker 3: complaining about your spoilering it this week, by the way,
Speaker 3: all women furious the movie.
Speaker 4: So to stop me, I'm afraid you're even talking about
Speaker 4: the will come out.
Speaker 3: Again, and said, it's not spoiling it. But there's a
Speaker 3: white own.
Speaker 6: You kid, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: When you see the white owl, it is just like
Speaker 5: at the end.
Speaker 3: Of the Magic Trick.
Speaker 6: It was like a light bulb moment and I leant
Speaker 6: over to Audrey and I said, oh my god, now
Speaker 6: I know who the owl was and Audrey and Audrey
Speaker 6: was crying and I was crying. And there's a really
Speaker 6: tender moment with with Bridget's dad and it.
Speaker 3: Just you know, oh, he's so good, Jim brilliant actor.
Speaker 6: And this got me going sort of at the start
Speaker 6: of the film because I saw him and I thought
Speaker 6: of my dad and I looked and I thought, oh god.
Speaker 6: You know, life is short and the movie is all
Speaker 6: about live your life. Don't waste a single moment. And
Speaker 6: he says to her, Bridget, I want you to live
Speaker 6: your life.
Speaker 3: You know what you talked about it yesterday. So well
Speaker 3: I went and I'm surprised at my wife. We're going
Speaker 3: to go and see it Sunday afternoon. Yeah. Now, I
Speaker 3: actually went online after you talked about this on the show,
Speaker 3: so well, men think, I wonder if it is and
Speaker 3: it sounds really good. All the reviews were saying they've
Speaker 3: done the impossible. This is actually a really profound movie.
Speaker 3: And again, when they get those movies right, it's the
Speaker 3: perfect mix of heart and laughs.
Speaker 8: I could not know.
Speaker 3: Then she brought tickets and life.
Speaker 5: And off the back of you scenes so deep, and she's.
Speaker 3: Fifty one, she's our age now exactly.
Speaker 6: And you touched on we're still talking about this about
Speaker 6: the illegitimate child, and I said, no, I don't think so.
Speaker 5: And then on the way home, Yester, oh yeah, actually
Speaker 5: there was.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: It's a love child, the love bird.
Speaker 8: If you grow it is a love child.
Speaker 5: Yes, but you'll see when you.
Speaker 4: Say this going.
Speaker 3: I think this is the white owl moment. Child.
Speaker 5: You will you will take all right.
Speaker 3: I am really looking forward to seeing it.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 3: Podcast, Jackie Boy, what are you enjoying this week?
Speaker 4: I've got a new app to rival my chess addiction
Speaker 4: and it's better. You know how word all kind of
Speaker 4: invented this idea of one clue and one puzzle per day.
Speaker 3: I still got friends of mine doing word or love it.
Speaker 4: The good thing about that is it means you can't
Speaker 4: get addicted to it and spend like I do, more
Speaker 4: than an hour on chess every day. When it all
Speaker 4: adds up. This one is the same thing, one puzzle
Speaker 4: per day. It's called minute Cryptic. Now you know I
Speaker 4: love my cryptic crosswords. This is an Australian guy who
Speaker 4: started this so it gives you one cryptic crossword clue
Speaker 4: per day and then oh.
Speaker 3: I see, so you're building up as you go along installments.
Speaker 4: You're not even making a full grid, so you're just
Speaker 4: doing one clue a day and then you'll give you
Speaker 4: a brand new one the next day and you get
Speaker 4: multiple guesses. So even if you're brand new to cryptics,
Speaker 4: like you can have a go and you will say
Speaker 4: if you've got letters in the right spot kind of
Speaker 4: like word or then if you're interested in making if
Speaker 4: you're interested in how to do cryptic crosswords, because a
Speaker 4: lot of people see cryptics and just go this is
Speaker 4: too hard. I don't understand what's going on at the
Speaker 4: end of each day. He's got a little ninety second
Speaker 4: video where he explains how the clue works and what
Speaker 4: each part of the cryptic crossword means.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's a challenge. Yeah, use this time. I want
Speaker 3: some cryptic daily clues next week, your own cryptic would
Speaker 3: love people listeners, No, Jennie would love this. What everyone
Speaker 3: wants some sort of mental easy, quick workout during their day. Now,
Speaker 3: it's good for our mental capacity, isn't It's like a muscle.
Speaker 3: Use it or lose it.
Speaker 4: I would love Yes, Now what just level do you
Speaker 4: want them?
Speaker 3: I'm talking more for my sound fare media. I can't
Speaker 3: do cryptics. I always do that. There's that sort of
Speaker 3: tea time sort of level. They call it T time
Speaker 3: teaser section.
Speaker 4: Yes, medium, I would love to make cryptics for the.
Speaker 3: Time starting Monday. People will love this. Okay, two things
Speaker 3: that I'm into this week. First one, I didn't know
Speaker 3: about this Australian story now become a massive show on Netflix.
Speaker 3: This is a very Australian journalist story, an incredible scandal
Speaker 3: as well. It's called Apple Cider Vinegar. Oh yeah, you
Speaker 3: guys will know all about l Gibson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what a story.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. This will go on to become mart
Speaker 3: my ways, this will be Netflix season of the year.
Speaker 3: This is this is year's this year's baby Reindeer, it is.
Speaker 3: I'm googling it the whole I'm pressing pause and I'm like,
Speaker 3: this can't be right. About the two Australian the Age
Speaker 3: journalists who blew this big scandal up about a woman
Speaker 3: claiming to have cancer that didn't have cancer.
Speaker 4: It's a whole lot of money fundraising.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what a huge story. So you guys must remember it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, what would have been ten years ago if
Speaker 6: you and when you know, the big expose and everyone
Speaker 6: had so much empathy for her, thinking she was genuine.
Speaker 3: Well you know what, you know what Instagram store like
Speaker 3: to this day, they're all these kind of influences and wellness.
Speaker 3: As I'm watching it, it really makes you think about
Speaker 3: what those people in that industry are projecting on you,
Speaker 3: because everyone wants something. They're looking for something online, some
Speaker 3: kind of hack or something that's going to get home. Yes,
Speaker 3: and so, oh my god, it's an amazing story, really
Speaker 3: really well told and draumatized. It's very original how they
Speaker 3: do how they're doing it as well.
Speaker 4: So what's the Apple side of vinego? Is that's something
Speaker 4: she was selling?
Speaker 3: It's a well known like it's no one of those
Speaker 3: home remedies, isn't it Apple side of vinegar? Oh? Take this,
Speaker 3: it will get you better. Take a teaspoon off it
Speaker 3: every day.
Speaker 4: Verbe boil that stuff. I actually.
Speaker 3: It's really good for rereshold level, but not for cats.
Speaker 3: Now I think it's seeking medical helping out if you've
Speaker 3: got cancer, not Apple side of vinegar. But watch it.
Speaker 3: It is going to be this year's baby roundwork. It
Speaker 3: is so good. And the other thing, it actually kept
Speaker 3: me up late last night, so I was going to
Speaker 3: just do ten minutes of the next episode. Brilliant new
Speaker 3: documentaries just landed this week. Surviving black Hawk Down. What
Speaker 3: a real life story. This is an actual documentary with
Speaker 3: the people the military that were involved and what it
Speaker 3: just a catastrophic failure on so many ways. It's everybody involved,
Speaker 3: the helicopter pilots on the down plane. The real life story.
Speaker 3: Obviously saw the movie, yeah you know, produced by Ridley Scott.
Speaker 3: He's made this real life account. It's all the talking
Speaker 3: heads who were there talking about it. It is an
Speaker 3: unbelievable story. And the way they do it. These men
Speaker 3: that saw so much in the trauma, and so they've
Speaker 3: got the soldiers, they've got the Delta Force guys, and
Speaker 3: then they've also got the actual Somalians who were shooting
Speaker 3: and down the plane as well, talking about it from
Speaker 3: their point of view, which I've never seen in any
Speaker 3: kind of war documentary. You only get one side, our side,
Speaker 3: don't you, the brave war heroes. You never hear the
Speaker 3: other perspective. I've never seen it before and in any
Speaker 3: kind of documentary and it's adding a whole different layer
Speaker 3: to or understanding I don't know a bit more of
Speaker 3: the whole story that went on, not just part of it.
Speaker 3: It's brilliant. It's called Surviving black Hawk Down. Those are
Speaker 3: my two recommendations this week for double thumbs up. News
Speaker 3: on the.
Speaker 2: Way, Chris, it's an O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Podcast, Yesterda, I was telling you about this and problem
Speaker 3: that we have outside our house, and one of you
Speaker 3: called in and recommended baby powder.
Speaker 4: How did it go?
Speaker 3: Well? When I went to get the baby powder, A suddenly,
Speaker 3: because all I needed was just this baby powder, right,
Speaker 3: and so I bought a bottle of rose wine for
Speaker 3: my wife as well for the weekend. So suddenly I'm
Speaker 3: at the till and on I've got his baby powder
Speaker 3: and a bottle of rose wine. Now I can see
Speaker 3: the young ladies stuff me, looking at the two of
Speaker 3: these looking at me and thinking, what does this freak
Speaker 3: up to? You know, when you want to say something,
Speaker 3: I'm like, whatever I say makes this worse. And if
Speaker 3: I say it's for ants, it's like what you buy
Speaker 3: them a bottle of wine? And then and then doing
Speaker 3: that Patsy, I literally had just heard mister organized for
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, Jack saying to his Apple watch, remind
Speaker 3: me to pick up flowers at nine o'clock.
Speaker 4: Oh that's sweet, isn't it.
Speaker 5: I really think it is.
Speaker 6: I think regardless to her, whether you need a reminder
Speaker 6: or not, I think that's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Jack. You know in you it's nothing better than in
Speaker 3: forced romantic gestures on an annual day when everyone feels
Speaker 3: a has to. There's nothing more surprising about that.
Speaker 4: It's not force. I choose to do it.
Speaker 3: And you've ordered them, of you or you're going to
Speaker 3: get them?
Speaker 4: Well, Bianca ordered them and she's just sent me the
Speaker 4: confirmation email.
Speaker 3: How don youthing about that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Patsy Bianca has ordered her own flowers.
Speaker 6: But you know what, Chris didn't even know it was
Speaker 6: Valentine's Day, shocking. I bought Audrey a little card and
Speaker 6: I said, hey, can you just put a little note
Speaker 6: on there?
Speaker 5: I've written something on it? And he goes, what is it.
Speaker 3: She's a bit too old to be sending secret Valentine's
Speaker 3: time now at thirteen, isn't she?
Speaker 6: We always send her a little give her a little
Speaker 6: Valentine's card when she wakes up on Valentine's.
Speaker 3: Day from Mom and Daddy fourteen fifteen. Let's move on
Speaker 3: from it. So Chris is, so you've got nothing going
Speaker 3: on today, Patsy, she did not.
Speaker 6: It was Valentine's Day. He goes, oh, it's not a birthday,
Speaker 6: is it. No, it's Valentine's Day.
Speaker 3: No, we might be doing so I can't move on.
Speaker 3: For the flowers, jack so Bianca picked out her own one.
Speaker 4: She's just sent me a comprom here's the flowers to
Speaker 4: pick up from collingwood' jordrean from on the way home,
Speaker 4: and I'll just have to pick them up. So see,
Speaker 4: you know what, it's a we've worked together to be
Speaker 4: romantic on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 3: It's a flat pack. Valentine's is what it is.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: You know that Patsy got to producer Rio to Halper
Speaker 3: steal some flowers that were sent to Carl and Jackie Are.
Speaker 3: That's a big, big, big bunch of like promotional ones.
Speaker 5: Let's frame this right.
Speaker 3: Let's not like crimes a crime.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, look, this is what happens. So
Speaker 6: I think it was the lovely people at inter Flora
Speaker 6: being Valentine's Day and everything sent two massive arrangements of
Speaker 6: flowers in vases earlier in the week, one for Christian
Speaker 6: and it's sitting up beautifully in our airlock.
Speaker 3: And didn't know that for me. The team of just
Speaker 3: Stille arranged them for themselves. We work on that show.
Speaker 3: We won't have anything that comes in Downe always wondering
Speaker 3: why I get valuers of the promotion likes all these
Speaker 3: emails going did you get those trainers you asked for?
Speaker 3: Did you get this that I've asked? So like those
Speaker 3: little thiefs and they bring me a cup of tea
Speaker 3: in one hand and they're they're pick poking out the back.
Speaker 4: It also happens with all the movie premiers see Gladiat
Speaker 4: like I would have loved you.
Speaker 3: When the A was on, I couldn't find the producers.
Speaker 3: I can't I can't speak right now. I'm at the
Speaker 3: AO and pretending to be you. This English accent is
Speaker 3: a nightmare.
Speaker 4: I can't be seen talking. I have to go.
Speaker 6: So they've been putting some beautiful color in what is
Speaker 6: a very dark room, lots of grays and black, beautiful flowers. Anyway,
Speaker 6: they also delivered one up the other end.
Speaker 2: Of the.
Speaker 3: I can handle it. Were the bouquet for them? Was
Speaker 3: it bigger?
Speaker 5: No, it was the same size, but perhaps you when.
Speaker 3: I measured it as well.
Speaker 5: Anyway, they obviously don't realize that they.
Speaker 3: Are in town.
Speaker 6: Then they're not in town, and they were kind of
Speaker 6: shoved in a corner up under the cupboard and no water.
Speaker 3: And just so people can understand, right, Carl and Jackia,
Speaker 3: we work for the same megro organization, which does make
Speaker 3: it a bit awkward when your bosses are planning to
Speaker 3: demolish the show that they moved you the other side
Speaker 3: of what to do. It's a strange thing to do.
Speaker 3: I know we have poppy syndrome in this country, but
Speaker 3: it is odd. But anyway, we work for the same
Speaker 3: company and we're in the same building.
Speaker 5: Yes' on the same floor, even like very close.
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: It doesn't mean I never have to go down there.
Speaker 3: What were you doing down there?
Speaker 5: Tell you what I was doing down there.
Speaker 6: Since they got rid of the printer and we can't print,
Speaker 6: we have to go there if we want to get
Speaker 6: anything printed.
Speaker 3: They've got that golden diamonte prior to one, haven't they
Speaker 3: On's on.
Speaker 6: Gold leaf and it happens to be right beside where
Speaker 6: this bouquet had been dumped.
Speaker 5: It looked very lonely.
Speaker 6: It was out of water, and I looked at it.
Speaker 6: I've been looking at it all weak, and yesterday I thought,
Speaker 6: you know what that's that is just going to sit
Speaker 6: there and rot. It's not on anyone's desk bringing joy
Speaker 6: to anyone. It would bring joy to my mum.
Speaker 3: You're a liberator. Yes, I just missed that. It would
Speaker 3: bring joy to my mother.
Speaker 4: I'm simply taking it home just to put water in
Speaker 4: it and.
Speaker 5: Free the hostages.
Speaker 3: I say, yes, freedom flowers.
Speaker 6: It was so heavy and so big that I said
Speaker 6: to producer Rios yesterday.
Speaker 3: And all this again. Listen, he's moved on now. He's
Speaker 3: not your sort of houseboy. Do you remember in the
Speaker 3: early years she would just use him like some sort
Speaker 3: of slave basically, you know, I'd seeing him just sort
Speaker 3: of trailing behind her with her eighteen different parcels from
Speaker 3: Amazon that she'd had delivered to work.
Speaker 4: If you couldn't find Rios in the car parker car
Speaker 4: loading up.
Speaker 6: The car again, and I kind of might have said, hush,
Speaker 6: hush after the show, how I need need to help
Speaker 6: after the show for a mission. There's a very important
Speaker 6: mission that we need to be going on, and he's like,
Speaker 6: what are you talking about? And I said, just follow me,
Speaker 6: follow me, don't look conspicuous. So it was a bit
Speaker 6: like something.
Speaker 4: Of the eighteen.
Speaker 3: Don't look conspicuous. The guy's like walking out with a
Speaker 3: bunch of flowers that have been stolen from the wrong
Speaker 3: end of the building where we don't work.
Speaker 6: So I was a bit like Hannibal, and he was
Speaker 6: a bit like Murdoch of eighteen. And it was this
Speaker 6: secret mission, just like, wow, she's really fixing up references here,
Speaker 6: and we just dived, We picked, we rescued, We rescued
Speaker 6: this boats.
Speaker 3: In the Crown Jewels and the Tower of London rescued
Speaker 3: it to flowers that got sent by a company for
Speaker 3: a show. That's m I A, it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 4: It's actually ving Ryan to hovering from the top of
Speaker 4: the roof.
Speaker 6: And a very carefully, very nicely placed them in my
Speaker 6: boot and I took them to my mother on the
Speaker 6: way home and it made him Yeah, you should have
Speaker 6: seen a face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, So they've gone to a better home there.
Speaker 3: Did you tell your mum that you bought them.
Speaker 6: Of course not, Mum, I have she listens to the show. Sorry, Mum,
Speaker 6: you probably thought that I bought them. I did not,
Speaker 6: But I've rehomed.
Speaker 3: You did not make that calear. That is something else
Speaker 3: you are and they're not.
Speaker 2: They are.
Speaker 3: You've been lying to your mama. You've been lying to
Speaker 3: your mama. She is gonna wash your mouth out with
Speaker 3: soap between the Jones.
Speaker 4: The absence of truth is bad.
Speaker 5: You can't talk. Your wife had to order her own Valentine.
Speaker 3: But there's an honesty in the slackness, the honorable slackness.
Speaker 3: And that's the title of jackson new YouTube course that
Speaker 3: he's doing. There's nothing being here now, it's all transfound,
Speaker 3: whereas yours is fudged.
Speaker 5: No, yes, no, look up fist.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 6: I've given this plant a new lease on life. It
Speaker 6: would have just perished there all week speaking about.
Speaker 3: Your mom like that.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Happy Valentine's Team, Happy Valentine's on the Day of Love.
Speaker 3: Then this is exciting John. The next hour, not one
Speaker 3: but two musical treats given from Jack to two of
Speaker 3: our listeners. Amy and Robbie called in to win an
Speaker 3: amazing prize today where Jack has written a bespoke love
Speaker 3: song for their partners.
Speaker 4: You won't believe the amount of love coming through the
Speaker 4: speakers and in now it's time.
Speaker 3: Wow, what an awful way to set up a lovely thing.
Speaker 3: No one wants to hear that in their ears? Do
Speaker 3: They were like a threat on like a horrible threat. Anyway,
Speaker 3: hopefully he wants understand the words might not be quite right,
Speaker 3: but man alive, can we agree the intention? The intention
Speaker 3: is there. It's so good, the amount of love. We're
Speaker 3: probably just gonna have to ease off a bit from that. Jack.
Speaker 3: It's actually dangerous otherwise to give them two bartels of
Speaker 3: love before nine am. You know. So that's so you're
Speaker 3: happy with your work?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, completed.
Speaker 5: You're glowing today.
Speaker 3: You know why, because he doesn't have to do any
Speaker 3: more of these things. They take a lot out of
Speaker 3: our Jackie boy. Okay, So that's going on today and
Speaker 3: then also the next twenty minutes. I'm really excited about this.
Speaker 3: It's called Kids Win Dinners and it's kids coming on
Speaker 3: the show. We've asked them to pick their own chosen
Speaker 3: specialist subjects. We write the questions we want the kids
Speaker 3: to win. What are they winning? A five hundred dollars
Speaker 3: VIP dinner package at Rochford Winery, which is a beautiful
Speaker 3: place where you can create memorable family moments with beautiful food,
Speaker 3: wine and views at Rochford Winery out in the Yarra Valley.
Speaker 3: So first of all, this morning, going first, we have
Speaker 3: eleven year old Siena. Good morning, Siena, Hi hip, good morning.
Speaker 3: Well listen, thank you very much for trying to win
Speaker 3: this prize. Now I understand Siena that you're trying to
Speaker 3: win this amazing dinner prize for your nan and grandad.
Speaker 3: You're nonna, Is that right?
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm winning their dinner so I could date with
Speaker 1: something because they haven't been anywhere in ten years, and
Speaker 1: they really really deserve it.
Speaker 3: They haven't been anywhere in ten years. What they've just
Speaker 3: been like in Winnie Wonka, you know, his grandparents just
Speaker 3: staying and living in that bed. They haven't been anywhere
Speaker 3: in ten years. Yep, and this could be I just
Speaker 3: hope it's gonna be overwhelming for them leaving the home
Speaker 3: for the first time in ten years. Well, and do
Speaker 3: they know that you're trying to win this They listening
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 1: I hope they are, but we told them last night,
Speaker 1: so I hope we win for them.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, me too. We're all cheering on your side
Speaker 3: as well. And what is what's the name? Nona? Nona
Speaker 3: and none?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Okay, right, gotcha? Now tell us about your subject. Then
Speaker 3: you're a massive fan of Olivia Rodrigo.
Speaker 1: Yes, I ever said of Olivia Rodrigo?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And have you seen her live? Did you see
Speaker 3: when she came here last year and then she fell
Speaker 3: through a hole in the stage?
Speaker 1: Yes, I was super scared for her.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I would have been super scared if that's my
Speaker 3: favorite artist.
Speaker 4: I've been super scared disappeared from.
Speaker 3: The she's still down there now. They haven't seen her since. Yeah, bay,
Speaker 3: I'm just playing this. This is one of Olivia's songs contemporary. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's not from nineteen eighty. It's just get a bit scared,
Speaker 3: all right? Now? Are you ready? Seeing a few questions?
Speaker 3: You just need to get three? Right? You get three right?
Speaker 3: You win this amazing prize for nannin Grander the k
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I'm ready.
Speaker 3: Easy. You sound very relaxed. Are you relaxed? Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: you relax Okay, let's go. I gotta get three questions
Speaker 3: right about your chosen specialist subjects eleving old Sienna. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's all about Olivia Rodrigo. What year did she release
Speaker 3: her song Driver's License?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, let me think?
Speaker 3: Please do.
Speaker 1: I've nearly got on the tube.
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think I just heard the thing you cut
Speaker 3: up there? Did you say twenty twenty one?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Twenty one? Tip of my tongue. All right, strong starts,
Speaker 3: strong start Siena. Okay, one from one. This is brilliant.
Speaker 3: Your next question now, just got to get three right.
Speaker 3: Can you just looking at some of these other questions?
Speaker 3: Get some new ones?
Speaker 4: Red and the more followed? The kids in track? What
Speaker 4: year a single comes out?
Speaker 3: What about this? Though? You've got this one? Can you
Speaker 3: name the Disney show that she starred in before becoming
Speaker 3: a huge solo star? Big show, high school musical? No messing?
Speaker 3: Don't you even need to think about it? Well done? Okay,
Speaker 3: get this next one right and you've won the big prize.
Speaker 3: Five hundred dollars VIP dinner package for Nan and Granddad. Okay,
Speaker 3: how many songs are on the album.
Speaker 1: Sour eleven corrang.
Speaker 3: You are a winner. Well done. Yeah, nan and Grandad
Speaker 3: can leave the house for the first time in ten years.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you so much. Listen, collect it and meet
Speaker 1: you all now right right now.
Speaker 3: You don't worry about that bit. Okay, someone will sort
Speaker 3: the end of it out. Okay, we'll get the price
Speaker 3: to Nanning granded. Okay, they really are ready to go on.
Speaker 3: They you scare a big one right now. They want
Speaker 3: to get on it today. Knocking at the door, watch
Speaker 3: out Rochford those old.
Speaker 4: Times if she wanted to come, so hello.
Speaker 3: You absolutely can, you absolutely can come. Where do you listen?
Speaker 3: Are you near our radio station in Richmond?
Speaker 2: Honey?
Speaker 3: Are you near the radio station in Richmond?
Speaker 1: Well? I think so.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, well listen Siena. Congratulations, well done. It's
Speaker 3: a great price, and your Nanning Grandad sound amazing. They're
Speaker 3: going to have a lovely dinner as well. Well played. Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you so much. God one A four point three
Speaker 3: thirteen minutes past seven Christian o'connam show World on to Sea.
Speaker 2: There the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Right now, Kids went dinners amazing five hundred dollars VIP
Speaker 3: dinner packages out of the amazing rotchid winery. Then the
Speaker 3: kids pick their chosen specialist subject. We pick all the
Speaker 3: questions to do with that. We've got Lewis, eleven year
Speaker 3: old Lewis playing now, who is a maths expert? Good morning, Lewis,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Lewis. Welcome to the show. You sound ready
Speaker 3: to go. I'll understand that you've had breakfast some brain fuel. Yep,
Speaker 3: good already all right, now when it comes to maths,
Speaker 3: you have a specialist area? Is it all maths or
Speaker 3: a certain part of maths?
Speaker 7: Well, basically all maths. I'm good in all of it.
Speaker 3: Wow, no winknesses, no, no weakness is here. I love it.
Speaker 4: Algebra, trigonometry, not that stuff.
Speaker 3: Why would why would even ask that? Strange thick man?
Speaker 3: Sorry about that? This is you and I co circles here.
Speaker 3: Now I've got some questions here. Two of my favorite
Speaker 3: part of maths are division and multiplication. How about you?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Great? Yeh, proper deep real maths talk coming up. So listen,
Speaker 3: you just got to get three questions right now. I'm
Speaker 3: looking at these. These questions have been written by people
Speaker 3: who failed maths. These are real basic maths questions. Because
Speaker 3: I understand you're year six but you're actually doing year
Speaker 3: eight maths.
Speaker 5: Yep, Wow, yep.
Speaker 3: These questions are quite basic. You should be all right
Speaker 3: now before we start playing, Lewis, tell me about mum
Speaker 3: and dad. So you're winning this five hundred dollar VIP
Speaker 3: dinner prize for them, which is amazing. Good on you.
Speaker 3: But tell us about mum and dad.
Speaker 7: Well, my mum works at education support and my dad
Speaker 7: works as an architect. Oh right, and they really deserve that,
Speaker 7: I think, because we're me and my siblings are a
Speaker 7: bit annoying sometimes.
Speaker 3: And how many siblings do you have there, Louis, I
Speaker 3: have two brothers and one sister. Wow. Wait, that is
Speaker 3: a busy old family crunch. Those numbers. I'm just writing
Speaker 3: them down. Count of three? Over? It is? That is
Speaker 3: that you've got seven?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 7: Six?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I see? You know? All right? You ready to play?
Speaker 3: Making mind? Yes, let's do it. Take your time on
Speaker 3: some of these. Take your time maths question number one?
Speaker 3: What is twelve times five.
Speaker 7: Sixty?
Speaker 3: He? I couldn't do it quicker. A bona fide genius
Speaker 3: on the line here, God, well done, Wower.
Speaker 4: They must get harder, Christian.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at them, and all right, ready for question too. Lewis, yep,
Speaker 3: twenty three times four, twenty three times four. I need
Speaker 3: the answer right now. Twenty three nine correct, well done,
Speaker 3: two from two. Okay, you're ready for a really tough one.
Speaker 3: Now you're doing very very well. Lewis, yep, I'm ready. Okay.
Speaker 3: One hundred and thirty five. One hundred and thirty five
Speaker 3: divided by nine, oh minus two's made that extra bit
Speaker 3: up because.
Speaker 4: Oh, okay, thirty five even I'm having trouble.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, there's no one I'm smarter Stephen Fryer. One
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty five divided by nine minus two. Yeah, yesh, Lewis,
Speaker 3: your answer please.
Speaker 7: What let me think for a second.
Speaker 4: You get any friend if you want, Jack Bose.
Speaker 3: One hundred and thirty five divided by nine, and then
Speaker 3: that answer you take away two.
Speaker 7: Mm.
Speaker 3: You've got this, Lewis. Take a moment, take a.
Speaker 4: Breath, sub me and Louis whenever you're.
Speaker 3: Ready, don't. I've tried that too many times. It's more
Speaker 3: about yeah, this issue, what a moment in history. Well done,
Speaker 3: this is great. Congratulations, thank you so much.
Speaker 7: I'm shaking right now.
Speaker 3: Oh you did so well. That last song was a
Speaker 3: tough one, very tough one. There are professors right now
Speaker 3: in Cambridge. You're gonna be writing that down on a shortboard.
Speaker 3: How did Louis do it? The one, three, five nine
Speaker 3: and that tricky look go but look the spin on
Speaker 3: it take away too? Wow? Then, Lewis, thank you?
Speaker 7: Do you feel very happy?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That's amazing. Yeah you want those five hundred dollars
Speaker 3: VIP dinner package out at Rochford Wineries. Lewis, thank you
Speaker 3: so much for playing today. You were great fun. I
Speaker 3: hope you have a lovely weekend. Nice to chat to you.
Speaker 7: Thank you you two.
Speaker 2: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: One of our team is a serial offender in wearing
Speaker 3: what can only describe. I'll just say it's happened before,
Speaker 3: denhim hot pants. He's struck again today. I just went
Speaker 3: and chatting to our audio. But he's a luckey who
Speaker 3: is is brilliant his work, but unfortunately we all have
Speaker 3: our blind side. He thinks is okay to sometimes surprise
Speaker 3: the team with denhim hot pants and you.
Speaker 4: Look it into his few and you're like, what's that glow?
Speaker 4: You go in there and it's the fluorescent lights bouncing
Speaker 4: off in a.
Speaker 3: Thigh in a thigh honestly, because obviously when a man
Speaker 3: sits down, the shorts will ride up the inner thigh. Now,
Speaker 3: if he's got denhim hot pants, suddenly I can't focus
Speaker 3: on my work because the insider his thigh and I
Speaker 3: don't know what you know, when once you see something,
Speaker 3: it's like the sun, you don't want to be staring
Speaker 3: at it, like an eclipse, but you can't help but
Speaker 3: look at a man's in a thigh, and then it's
Speaker 3: like it's distracting. I don't want him getting mixed signals
Speaker 3: like I think it cheers Christian up when he sees
Speaker 3: a bit of mine in a thigh. If that's what
Speaker 3: he needs to actually feel something, now, I'm prepared to
Speaker 3: take one for the team and just flash him in
Speaker 3: a thigh and denim hotpant for him.
Speaker 4: I said dream this morning, and they do.
Speaker 3: Is that? Oh oh, it's actually quite arresting.
Speaker 4: He goes well rio with shorts to work. But Lucky,
Speaker 4: it's not about shorts at work. It's about the shorts
Speaker 4: chees in the length of your short, not just.
Speaker 3: That there at jack. This is my problem with them
Speaker 3: now they're rolled up because their actual standard length would
Speaker 3: be acceptable they probably just hug around the knee. He's
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Speaker 4: Christian, we've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 9: O Ni nick nick Nag, Naked Hour, Naked Hour, Oh
Speaker 9: nig big Nag, Naked Our, Naked Hour.
Speaker 3: Every Friday on the show, from a you pick all
Speaker 3: the music which on the last hour the show, from
Speaker 3: it into a jukebox, we give you the theme. We
Speaker 3: call them Naked Hour Today, cover versions that are actually
Speaker 3: better than the original song? What's a great cover version
Speaker 3: that you think is actually better than the original? Nine
Speaker 3: four one four one oh four to three, and then
Speaker 3: we'll play a whole hour album from eight this morning. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what do you think is better than the original?
Speaker 6: I'm not going to win any fans today. This is
Speaker 6: going to be very, very controversial, but I do prefer.
Speaker 5: James Rain's version of how to Make Gravy.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not even going to play.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show go on podcast theme of.
Speaker 3: The Naked Hour this week, where every Friday on the
Speaker 3: show we let you pick on the music. In the
Speaker 3: last hour of Power we called the Naked Hour. We
Speaker 3: give you the theme today, which cover version of a song?
Speaker 3: Do you actually think is a better one than the original?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three? Patsy, are
Speaker 3: you seriously think this by Paul Kelly cannot improve this song?
Speaker 3: Who's Gonna make the Grave?
Speaker 6: I know it's really controversial and given it, I mean,
Speaker 6: it's brilliant.
Speaker 5: It's it's Paul's song.
Speaker 6: But until I heard the James Ryne version, I thought, wow,
Speaker 6: he tells a good story, doesn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul Kelly tells the story. You know, you don't
Speaker 3: get someone covering Charles Dickens.
Speaker 5: No, but James, the story is better.
Speaker 3: It's the same story, I know.
Speaker 5: But how he tells it is better.
Speaker 3: But it's the same story.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: It's the same story.
Speaker 4: He's gonna make the grave soul better?
Speaker 3: Want James Rain's got an amazing voice saying the flower
Speaker 3: song a little red one and don't forget it. No, no,
Speaker 3: no no, it's like a good a guy with who
Speaker 3: just grabs that guitar around the count find it's like
Speaker 3: strumming along with is gonna make the grave preserved? In amber?
Speaker 3: It's beautiful? Jackie boy, where are you going? Then your
Speaker 3: song cover better than the original.
Speaker 4: I've Gone for Gloria by Laura Brannigan.
Speaker 3: Is not an original song.
Speaker 4: No, and I pick this mostly because I wanted you
Speaker 4: guys to hear the original Italian version.
Speaker 5: Oh God, how you got fine?
Speaker 3: Wow? Who knew? But you're right? This is big Friday
Speaker 3: song as well. Now, we love Michael Jackson and I
Speaker 3: love the song Billy Jean, but I love Chris Cornell,
Speaker 3: lead singer sound Garden. He did an amazing version of
Speaker 3: the same song. Just listen to this, She's just a
Speaker 3: public mass and Jackie Boy, I don't know if you've
Speaker 3: heard this one, but I know you love Green Day.
Speaker 3: You know that Green Day have done loads of really
Speaker 3: good covers. Do you know they cover Tiffany? No, I
Speaker 3: think we're lone now? The original good fun, right, But
Speaker 3: I gotta say I really are actually a further Biddy
Speaker 3: Joe version of this. Think you ever heard this? This
Speaker 3: is great?
Speaker 10: Think well, loan now the Beating of Our Heart is
Speaker 10: the less.
Speaker 4: And that song, the Tiffany song, was even a cover.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right. They also did a great version of
Speaker 3: Mannic Monday Green for the Bangles, which is great. All right,
Speaker 3: let's take some of yours right now, Richard, good morning.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian Jeffson Perty Good morning, Richard. Okay, which
Speaker 3: song you're going for? What do you think of a
Speaker 3: song that's the cover? Is better than the original? Amy
Speaker 3: Winehouse's version of Valerie? Yes? So the original song by
Speaker 3: a Liverpool bank called the Zutons, which is great. But
Speaker 3: Amy Winehouse just had an amazing voice, once in a
Speaker 3: generation talent, Amy Whinehouse. Richard, that's a great one, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Just go to Heather here. Good morning, Heather,
Speaker 3: Good morning, guys here are going We're good? And what
Speaker 3: do you think better than the original? What's the cover?
Speaker 3: John Farnon's version of Help. It's a big claim, isn't it.
Speaker 7: I love the Beatles, but that version his version of
Speaker 7: Help is.
Speaker 3: Sensational Beatles versus Parannsie. I'm not sure. Tough to say
Speaker 3: it's better than the original with the Beatles.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. Most of the greats of our songs
Speaker 3: in the world are love songs, and we play them
Speaker 3: for our partners. However, those are songs for everyone. What
Speaker 3: about a love song that is only for one? That
Speaker 3: is the prize today. Gave it away a couple of
Speaker 3: days ago to two of you. The Jack Post would
Speaker 3: go away and write a song just about your partner,
Speaker 3: and then we'd surprise them by Jack performing it live
Speaker 3: for them. Jack, you are almost ready. You have the guitar,
Speaker 3: you have the lyrics ready to go. I am so
Speaker 3: excited this for the first one. Then Amy called us
Speaker 3: the other day.
Speaker 11: We're not big Valentine's Day people normally, but we've got
Speaker 11: a seven month old baby, so romance hasn't been high
Speaker 11: on the priority list in our household. My husband's done
Speaker 11: an amazing job juggling work and new baby, and so
Speaker 11: I think he deserves a song from Jack.
Speaker 3: Still love this story, right, and this is going to
Speaker 3: be amazing for a partner, Hayden. A minute, so before
Speaker 3: we get them on, Jack, what actual song if you
Speaker 3: put your original lyrics too about her partner, Hayden, I.
Speaker 4: Will be taking inspiration from the Outcast song. Hey high voices,
Speaker 4: you can pull this off, Hey Slight.
Speaker 3: We'll find out in a moment. All right, let's get
Speaker 3: Amy on right now. Welcome back to show Amy, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. So, how are you feeling excited?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: A bit nervous.
Speaker 11: I mean, I hope he likes the song.
Speaker 4: Amy. All the work's been done for you. You don't have
Speaker 4: to be nervous at all.
Speaker 3: You just sit back and enjoy the room.
Speaker 7: I'm outsourced the romance, which is what I do best.
Speaker 7: So that's great.
Speaker 3: So where is Hayden right now? Let's get him on
Speaker 3: and we're going to surprise him with his love song
Speaker 3: written about.
Speaker 4: Him for him.
Speaker 3: Oh, Hayden, welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show. Do you
Speaker 3: know anything about what's about to happen? Mate?
Speaker 4: I haven't had a very small briefing based on what
Speaker 4: I've just heard, and efently got some feedback that romances
Speaker 4: did at home, So looking.
Speaker 3: Forward to it. It's nice hearing that repeated on the radio,
Speaker 3: isn't it? I think? Jackie boy? Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Okay? Amy? I will be channeling you, Amy, and I'll
Speaker 4: be singing to your love Hayden.
Speaker 3: You ready, Amy? You ready?
Speaker 7: I'm ready?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 3: All right, Jackie boy? You ready?
Speaker 4: Let's go?
Speaker 3: All right, let's do it. Here's your song, Hayden.
Speaker 4: Our baby is always around because he was just born
Speaker 4: seven months ago, and you're such a perfect dad. You're
Speaker 4: giving so much time to our sun Lee, but it
Speaker 4: means it you in now. We don't get that much
Speaker 4: time to be a physic. Thank god. We're a moment
Speaker 4: dad who want to stick together despite blue.
Speaker 10: Balls hate, I love you, Namen, Haye.
Speaker 2: Haye.
Speaker 3: Wow. And the wow wie is that I was not
Speaker 3: across some of that blue balls. You see that in
Speaker 3: any of those cards, It was not in the brief.
Speaker 3: It's just stayed in the brief. So if you asked me,
Speaker 3: but hey, Hayden, how about that, Hayden.
Speaker 4: Since that's it's an allowing the accurate depiction of our life.
Speaker 3: Great song, well done, very very very good. Now I
Speaker 3: know you've got another one till the next half an
Speaker 3: hour eroticism in that one.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. But he have some more live music,
Speaker 3: Christian that dad, Hayden, if they got a seven month
Speaker 3: old son, I don't think a song is what he
Speaker 3: really needs right now for the weekend. Right now? Are
Speaker 3: you ready for your next performance?
Speaker 4: The song is just simply the on ramp to whatever
Speaker 4: happens tonight for Hayden.
Speaker 3: The namy is anything to write at home right now?
Speaker 3: He's appear to be infused with some kind of hormonal
Speaker 3: activity that I didn't think would be present. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: so what we're doing then? It's so hard to pick
Speaker 3: an original thing to get somebody your partner on Valentine's Day?
Speaker 3: What about then the amazing gift of Jack post writing
Speaker 3: an original love song about your partner. Beautiful Robbie card
Speaker 3: In this week he wanted this for his partner. Jack.
Speaker 3: I need your help, buddy, I need you to save me.
Speaker 11: There was our tenth wedding anniversary this week, just gone
Speaker 11: completely forgot about it till the night before, and I
Speaker 11: haven't sort of out Valentine's Day yet.
Speaker 4: So I'm desperate, man, I need you help.
Speaker 12: Her name's Alana.
Speaker 3: Alana's favorite movie would have to be The Man from
Speaker 3: Snowy River. Okay, so the song that you've covered with
Speaker 3: original lyrics about Lana.
Speaker 4: Taken inspiration from Escape the Pinnacle of Song.
Speaker 8: If you like.
Speaker 3: This isn't jam by the way, case you're confused, play
Speaker 3: if you all right, let's get the love words up.
Speaker 3: Let's get Robbie. Robbie, welcome back to the show. Hello,
Speaker 3: can you hear me? Don't give me PTSD. What you're
Speaker 3: playing at, Robbie guy, Yeah, we're good. Now, Robbie, did
Speaker 3: you hear the previous love song? I did? He done
Speaker 3: a wonderful job. Jack, go on, okay, are you nervous
Speaker 3: in any way about the lyrics? He's going to say
Speaker 3: now about Alana?
Speaker 12: And you two look not as as nervous as Alana.
Speaker 3: And she said that she thinks she might vomit.
Speaker 4: What I so, Robbie, I've just like a with Amy.
Speaker 4: I will be channeling you through this song, so this
Speaker 4: will be from your perspective.
Speaker 3: Sounds Great's great, looking forward to it. Now, let's get
Speaker 3: the victims. Sorry, let's get the winner here. Alana, good morning.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: How do you feeling.
Speaker 11: I'm very nervous.
Speaker 3: We don't want you being nervous on Valentine's Day. This
Speaker 3: is a loving surprise, Alana, Oh it is.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful.
Speaker 3: You you really love the song This escapes on Pinatada, Yes,
Speaker 3: I do? You did?
Speaker 4: And and you love the Man from Snowy River. That's
Speaker 4: important to remember that's their favorite movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, I say, that's one of my favorites.
Speaker 3: Yes, and how do you marry that up in musical form?
Speaker 3: We're about to get that question answered or not? Jack,
Speaker 3: in your own timing, are you ready? You've got the
Speaker 3: guitar love bergiere? You ready?
Speaker 4: We are ready as do it.
Speaker 8: Or me and the lady.
Speaker 4: We've been together so long out in year anaver Surrey,
Speaker 4: I forgot it was on, So while she laid there sleeping,
Speaker 4: I listened to the radio in bed. They were talking
Speaker 4: Valentines Day. So I called in and said, can you
Speaker 4: write a song for Alana? And can you explain that
Speaker 4: Robbie really loves her despite his forgetful brain.
Speaker 8: She loves the man for Snowy River.
Speaker 4: Starring Tumble and Son, sutting that when she gets home,
Speaker 4: I'll put the aucubra on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, keep people pull about that guitar bo and it
Speaker 3: lands again? Well done? How about that, Lana? Did you
Speaker 3: love that?
Speaker 7: That was?
Speaker 5: Thank you, Robbie.
Speaker 3: You're happy. I'm very happy. Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Ready is simply Anne what I'm channeling the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show on podcast.
Speaker 3: Fishing a couple of things. So Jack to maybe reflect
Speaker 3: on the two song choices that he covered outcast. Hey,
Speaker 3: it's a song about staying in a loveless, unhappy marriage.
Speaker 3: For the sake of the others. And then Pina Kalada
Speaker 3: song about attempting to cheat on your spouse.
Speaker 4: You know, I never before this week really listen to
Speaker 4: the lyrics of Pinola.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. It's so funny.
Speaker 4: Yes, classified letters try to cheat on each other, and yes,
Speaker 4: the whole time they're we meet.
Speaker 3: Each other again and somehow are renewed. It's actually, it's
Speaker 3: a nice song about potentially cheating on your other half.
Speaker 3: It all ends nicely. They can love in the rain anyway, Right, Okay,
Speaker 3: we've got the last prize to give away for kids
Speaker 3: win dinners today. We're letting the kids pick their own
Speaker 3: chosen specialist subject. They've got to get three questions right.
Speaker 3: Get three questions right, they win Mom and Dad an
Speaker 3: amazing five hundred dollars VIP dinner package at Rochford Winery.
Speaker 3: Create memorable family moments of beautiful food, wine and views
Speaker 3: are stunning out the Rochard Winery in the Yarra Valley.
Speaker 3: Right now, we have a basketball and NB a expert.
Speaker 3: We have fourteen year old Bailey on the line. Good morning, Bailey,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Now, good morning, Bailey. I understand you've already
Speaker 3: had the breakfast of Champions and that is, of course
Speaker 3: a Macer's with a strawberry milkshake. Yeah, performance enhancing, performance enhancing.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was a very important bit of brain food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a bit of brain food. I'm sure this is
Speaker 3: how Michael Geordan used to start his days on game day. Right, So,
Speaker 3: how do you think you get and you think it'll easy?
Speaker 3: Get three questions right about NBA hopefully, and tell us
Speaker 3: about mom and dad. He's trying to win them this
Speaker 3: great prize to five hundred dollar VIP dinner package. Tell
Speaker 3: us about mom and dad. What do they do?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 12: So my mom's a hairdresser and my dad's an operations
Speaker 12: manager at the portage along Do you know.
Speaker 3: What he does? What's an operations manager? What actually is that?
Speaker 10: Ah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't exactly know this.
Speaker 3: There, No, I think he sits above, he's up in
Speaker 3: the he's in the back office. Isn't he telling the
Speaker 3: people about to put it on?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 3: Right? Are you ready to play? Bailey? Let's do it, Bain.
Speaker 4: He's got a deeper voice in you actually impressed Bailey.
Speaker 3: Man to man me and Bailey two sonorous voices? Baby?
Speaker 3: Are you ready? Just going to get three questions right?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Which team won the NBA Championships in two thy twenty one?
Speaker 3: Who won?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 12: Two milorkie?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: We mess? That's that MILKSHAKEE for your paying off. Second question,
Speaker 3: which NBA player holds the record for the most career
Speaker 3: points scored?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 12: Lebron James tough questions.
Speaker 3: Spent ages coming up with these. How many seconds does
Speaker 3: a team have to attempt to shoot after gaining possession
Speaker 3: of the ball?
Speaker 12: Twenty four seconds?
Speaker 3: Wow? The no mession? Well done? My friend three and three?
Speaker 3: Mom and dad? The operations mysterious operations manager of the
Speaker 3: port along they are off to Rochard Winery. Well done, Bailey,
Speaker 3: Thank you? Now Bailey, can you go? Oh that's the
Speaker 3: rights pleasure? Can maybe you can explain this to me? Right?
Speaker 3: So that that's question? How many seconds does a team
Speaker 3: have to attempt to shoot after gaining possession of the ball?
Speaker 3: So you turned twenty four seconds? That's correct. Produce a
Speaker 3: real then has written here and brackets all will accept fourteen?
Speaker 4: Who while we accept?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yeah, fourteenth? If the three sorry, the team that's shot
Speaker 12: regame possession after getting a rebound, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's say two types of short clock, is right?
Speaker 3: So It's not just the AFL that has quite murky rules.
Speaker 3: It's not so in America at the NBA. Hey, listen,
Speaker 3: well done, Bailey. Well one for mom and dad. Okay,
Speaker 3: thanks for doing that. A great weekend.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
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