Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Melbourn's gold one oh
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Speaker 3: What goes on in this hour stays in this hour.
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Speaker 2: Good morning. As to Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show show number
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty five, we're now at one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty five shows or are we about to start show?
Speaker 2: That's right, so we're about to start show. So at
Speaker 2: the end of today's show, I've done one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty six.
Speaker 4: No, tomorrow one hundred and forty six.
Speaker 2: All right, So today's the start of one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, yeah, congratulation.
Speaker 2: You're right. So today is show number one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five. Yep, gotcha, thank doing it. By the end
Speaker 2: we'll have done it, thanks mate. All right, then this
Speaker 2: morning show. First of all, did you see that amazing
Speaker 2: beautiful Patsy had it in the news there super moon?
Speaker 4: Ah, I didn't see it.
Speaker 2: Well you didn't see that great big.
Speaker 5: Moon it's like the light was on all night.
Speaker 6: I had a.
Speaker 4: Supermoon of the year.
Speaker 7: I didn't I didn't really pay attention. Oh, you didn't
Speaker 7: see the sky driving it in?
Speaker 4: No, I got outside our bedroom. We just got a
Speaker 4: street lamp that's right out there. So that's not like
Speaker 4: a supermoon outside.
Speaker 2: Oh No, it's incredible. You must have seen it coming
Speaker 2: in from Werribee.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's kept me awake all week. What do you mean, Well,
Speaker 8: it's not even the full moon yet. It's quite bright
Speaker 8: out where we are, because I think it's not so
Speaker 8: built up and it's quite dark, so when it's really light,
Speaker 8: it's quite noticeable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but so do you not have electricity out there yet?
Speaker 2: By the light of the moon's got the generator, So
Speaker 2: you don't think that's the thing I saw coming in
Speaker 2: this morning, Like coming over the river and then coming
Speaker 2: to Richmond. It is really vivid and high in the sky.
Speaker 2: That's not in its fullest moony moonness.
Speaker 5: No, apparently it's not quite the full moon yet.
Speaker 2: So when will I get into full wax?
Speaker 5: Oh, I think it's a few days. I'm not sure.
Speaker 5: I'd have to check, but full I don't.
Speaker 2: Know if it's true. But I know that you can
Speaker 2: have a it can go to a wax and moon,
Speaker 2: can't you, and then you have a waning moon?
Speaker 4: What kind of powers will we get out of this moon?
Speaker 4: Full moon wealth?
Speaker 2: How about all the tides and oceans being powered by
Speaker 2: the great Moon?
Speaker 4: Isn't there something else? Do you know about moon's paths?
Speaker 5: We're wolves?
Speaker 2: You like lady the cool patsy door at the front
Speaker 2: of a house to wear Beware lady.
Speaker 5: There was plenty of cops in our area last night.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, he sent me a moon terastic excitement from
Speaker 2: out there and where me and your But you're living
Speaker 2: at colder sack paths.
Speaker 5: I do actually.
Speaker 2: Like that, which she would do. I remember we used
Speaker 2: to always ride my bike into a little street around
Speaker 2: the corner that was a cul de sack, right, and
Speaker 2: we were like skateboarding it and roller skating it. There
Speaker 2: was always a miserable couple at the end, always like patch,
Speaker 2: always behind the old neck curtain, and she'd always come
Speaker 2: and when we're doing no harm there other than just
Speaker 2: sort of skating around the middle of the afternoon, she'd
Speaker 2: always be out the front door. Do you have to
Speaker 2: do you have to do that? Around here. I know
Speaker 2: who your parents are, and you'd always go there. I
Speaker 2: know who your parents are. Do you have to do
Speaker 2: that around here? And then I realized that people living
Speaker 2: in culder Sacks, especially at the end.
Speaker 5: Pats very protective. Chris is like that.
Speaker 8: He doesn't like people parking up on his lily Dale
Speaker 8: toppings at the front.
Speaker 5: He gets really angry.
Speaker 2: It's fair enough, you've got to respect your birches and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Have you got one those signs as
Speaker 2: there's no turning in our driveway?
Speaker 5: No, but if he could get one, he will.
Speaker 2: But anyway, please tell me the latest from the colder Sack.
Speaker 2: What went on yesterday? Police.
Speaker 5: We could hear all these we were having dinner. We
Speaker 5: could hear all these doors.
Speaker 2: By the way, you couldn't have the dinner you wanted.
Speaker 2: The sold out sold out of lamb shanks because kitchen
Speaker 2: rules use lamb shank.
Speaker 5: Couldn't get it.
Speaker 8: Couldn't get any lamb shanks anywhere, so I settled for
Speaker 8: another piece of lamb.
Speaker 9: That was delicious.
Speaker 8: Anyway, we could hear all these doors slamming. We're thinking
Speaker 8: there's something going on out the front, So Chris says,
Speaker 8: you say, peeks out through the curtain and.
Speaker 5: There's heaps of cock cars. We're like, oh my goodness,
Speaker 5: what's happened?
Speaker 2: And anyway, did you start doing a live versus report
Speaker 2: back to gold Well Curtain?
Speaker 8: Happening, didn't I? And then there were shoppers and sirens.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, gosh.
Speaker 5: It was like bad boys, bad boys.
Speaker 4: Real question, pats do you have bad boys?
Speaker 2: Three wearabe?
Speaker 4: Do you have a website or somewhere you go? Then
Speaker 4: it gets news before everybody else has the news reader?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Not well, no, not really Twitter these days everyone's on
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 2: No, that is not a new source Twitter.
Speaker 5: It's where everything breaks is on.
Speaker 2: To I remember like finding out I remember start the show
Speaker 2: one down a Monday morning back in England and finding
Speaker 2: out off Twitter first of all, that it broke there
Speaker 2: that David Bowie had died, say with Michael Jackson. News
Speaker 2: breaks online now yeah, sorry, news breaks on gold one
Speaker 2: and four point three even half an hour portray comprehensive
Speaker 2: and then Patsy breaks it and then chucks it in
Speaker 2: the interwebs.
Speaker 4: On the news room the TV show, they had this
Speaker 4: little digital news line thing where they go, oh, here's
Speaker 4: news coming through that's and then they.
Speaker 2: Put the wire, Yes that anymore. Hey listen, by the way,
Speaker 2: do me a favor today when you get back, can
Speaker 2: you take a photo of Chris peering behind the curt
Speaker 2: don't even know I forrisis social BASEE. I would just
Speaker 2: like to see a mock up of Chris peering from
Speaker 2: behind the curtain out into the culder sack. Can you
Speaker 2: do that just for me? Thank you very much? What
Speaker 2: it today? Is looking great?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast shows Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: On this morning show. Then just done to seven o'clock
Speaker 2: calling one of you live. If you pick up, I
Speaker 2: could be paying your bills if you've gone to Gold
Speaker 2: one I four three dot com dot a year were
Speaker 2: in the last So straight? How much money have I
Speaker 2: got now from? Originally had fifty thousand? What's it down
Speaker 2: to now?
Speaker 4: Unto ten seven and eighty one dollars thirty five cents?
Speaker 2: Squeez? Wow? What do you make of this one? Then?
Speaker 2: This one came in yesterday? Hi, my name is Mark.
Speaker 2: I have an eight hundred dollar bill for my cemetery
Speaker 2: plot to Eastern Cemetery, Geelong.
Speaker 4: So he's pre booked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know he could pre book and put
Speaker 2: like a deposit down. I get that actually, because last
Speaker 2: thing I want is my my family happened to be
Speaker 2: out of pocket. If I die, I want to know
Speaker 2: it's on me. Yep, all right, don't want you guys.
Speaker 2: No one has to chip in, all right, it's on me.
Speaker 2: My death is on me.
Speaker 4: Can you use that space for anything? We're going to
Speaker 4: have a.
Speaker 2: Picnic your storage lockup.
Speaker 4: There's a plot of empty land.
Speaker 2: I all be it small, yeah, but you know, and
Speaker 2: land is everything is not owning land and land we're
Speaker 2: going to go into. But anyway, here's a kick of
Speaker 2: this on this guy here what I have an eight
Speaker 2: hundred dollar bill for my cemetery plots at Eastern Cemetery
Speaker 2: in Geelong. I'm thinking, oh cool, this is an interesting one.
Speaker 2: Good on. I don't know if I'm going to end
Speaker 2: up using it, Sir, I guarantee one thing you will
Speaker 2: lend up using that you will definitely the rest of
Speaker 2: it in between? Who knows you will lend up using
Speaker 2: that blot it's not I don't know if I'm going
Speaker 2: to ever get round to it.
Speaker 4: I'm so busy or is he saying I don't know
Speaker 4: if my kids will bury me? There I've bought it.
Speaker 4: They could throw me in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Also on today's show, then we got Facebook Marketplace and
Speaker 2: Stormsey Stormsey. Yesterday, we're doing five to Bit Tuesday and
Speaker 2: one of the tobets was about pets with superpowers, and
Speaker 2: we heard about Stormsey, who is a dog who will
Speaker 2: sing to the classic Boomtown Rat song. I don't like Mondays.
Speaker 2: This was just too much for me. Seven o'clock this morning,
Speaker 2: Storms he's in live in the studio. Our first live
Speaker 2: singing performance on Show one hundred and forty five will
Speaker 2: be a dog Stormsey. I am super excited. Tom My
Speaker 2: kids about it yesterday. They don't normally they're not normally
Speaker 2: hearing the show until they're in the car. They have
Speaker 2: downloaded the apps. I didn't. I just was in. They
Speaker 2: had it on their phone so they can hear the show.
Speaker 2: Now they're going to be listening at seven point fifteen.
Speaker 2: And mind the dog's not going to sing. I've been
Speaker 2: in this situation before and dogs don't sing on command.
Speaker 2: It's a holy grail for me finding a singing dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have we seen video. She said she's got
Speaker 4: video of it.
Speaker 2: I'm sorty nervous. Brad the producy. No, he picks me
Speaker 2: up in the morning. He said, he's seen the video, right,
Speaker 2: and I could tell there was a hesitation in his voice.
Speaker 2: He said this dreaded phrase. He said to me, I've
Speaker 2: seen the video. I went and had to look yesterday
Speaker 2: and there was a really big gap that we've brought
Speaker 2: there to sit in and I went right, and then
Speaker 2: he goes. I think he took a big in breath.
Speaker 2: I think you'll have fun with what's whatever happens and
Speaker 2: it's not going to sing, she said, it which you heard.
Speaker 2: We need to play about the call. She said, it's storms.
Speaker 2: He sings and the other dog sings backing vocal.
Speaker 4: I still have faith. I think this morning we'll see
Speaker 4: a singing dog. If you build it, the dog will see.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: All right, it's time for a little playback of one
Speaker 2: of our favorite isolated vocals. We do this every Thursday
Speaker 2: on the show eight Am. We call it the isolated vocal,
Speaker 2: and it's where you just hear an amazing artist, a
Speaker 2: singer just doing their vocal part, their voice. There's no instruments,
Speaker 2: there's no special effects. It's just them laying down their
Speaker 2: vocal and when you strip it all back, it's rara
Speaker 2: and it's somehow more powerful. You hear it in a
Speaker 2: completely different way the vocal track that it's taken from.
Speaker 2: Then what we do is we play back the song
Speaker 2: and you'll hear certain bits of the song and you'll
Speaker 2: feel it in a very very different way. Sometimes we've
Speaker 2: been going through these and you get to actually bring
Speaker 2: a singer to the four that no one's ever heard
Speaker 2: of Boston more than a feeling. I've played that song
Speaker 2: so many times on the radio. Didn't know what the
Speaker 2: lead singer's name was. Brad Deup, didn't know that he
Speaker 2: Sandy took his own life a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: but he deserves to have a wider credit for an
Speaker 2: amazing voice more than a feeling. You've heard it a
Speaker 2: million times before, but hopefully when you hear the isolated
Speaker 2: vocal track, you realize what an amazing voice he had.
Speaker 2: Have you listened to this?
Speaker 10: I looked at this morning and the sun was gone,
Speaker 10: turned on some music to start. Mandy then lost myself
Speaker 10: in a Famia song, A cosman an awesome do.
Speaker 2: It's more than.
Speaker 11: A feeling more a feeling than on somedays to tell
Speaker 11: me I began dreaming whatever feel I see them very walking.
Speaker 2: Word that's prety special, isn't it? Okay, that's a brad
Speaker 2: dealt from Boston, more than a feeling on the brilliant
Speaker 2: isolated vocals we've had on a show. We've got a
Speaker 2: brand new one tomorrow morning eight o'clock, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So Braddel first star of that isolated vocal you can find.
Speaker 2: There are so many of them on YouTube. They're just
Speaker 2: called isolated vocals and you'll see there's like people have
Speaker 2: made their own playlists of them. There's some amazing ones
Speaker 2: up there. If you ever find one that you'd love
Speaker 2: to hear on the show, more than welcome to email
Speaker 2: it to me Christian at Gold one o four to
Speaker 2: three dot com dot au. On this one show. Then
Speaker 2: I also need some help. I'm thinking about, you know,
Speaker 2: I've got the long weekend coming up in March, thinking
Speaker 2: about I've put myself out on a limb here. I'm
Speaker 2: thinking about hiring a r V. Yeah, shoving the kids
Speaker 2: in it. You know, one of those and I mean
Speaker 2: one of those things where you sleep in it. Yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 2: we're all in it together, me, the missus and the kids.
Speaker 2: We're all in it. And I don't know where to
Speaker 2: go or where you'd even go hiring one of these RV's,
Speaker 2: How I are they all hired out for the labor weekend?
Speaker 4: This is what I'll flag. Would you when you came
Speaker 4: to my house you had to go, well, you went
Speaker 4: wrongly over the west Gate.
Speaker 2: Bridge, West Gate Bridge, I don't know what I went
Speaker 2: over it twice.
Speaker 4: You're all terrified when you got out of the car
Speaker 4: escape bridge.
Speaker 2: Well, it's one thing to leave the bayside bubble anyway,
Speaker 2: but then if it involves going, you know, way deep
Speaker 2: deep into the south into Tennessee, which is where you live,
Speaker 2: then I'm terrified.
Speaker 4: These things that because they're big squares, they shake so
Speaker 4: much in the winter, especially if you get up to
Speaker 4: freeway speeds one hundred one hundred ks an hour, they
Speaker 4: really raw.
Speaker 2: Which you should be do doing an undred k in
Speaker 2: it anyway, keeping under a seventy you never get there.
Speaker 4: Really well, I mean you would just take twice the time.
Speaker 2: Where should we go? Do you think would be good?
Speaker 7: To go if you're only going forty king about seeing
Speaker 7: heading out to the lighthouse, you know, heading out to
Speaker 7: Port Fairy or something that, going on a big road
Speaker 7: trip and do an ocean world.
Speaker 2: We haven't done that yet as a family.
Speaker 5: All the Grampians is good. If you say there yet?
Speaker 2: Know is that nice?
Speaker 5: It's very pretty cool scap Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, okay, And if you've done it on that perhaps
Speaker 2: we are how high one these are vs?
Speaker 5: But I'd love to one day. I think there'd be
Speaker 5: a lot of fun the winner bye you.
Speaker 2: Go, Yeah, that's it. Yeah, there the thing where you'll
Speaker 2: pull over somewhere and you're kipping it and you you'll
Speaker 2: feeding that. I think it'd be great fun.
Speaker 4: You know you've got to go to camping designated camping
Speaker 4: sites for like our v pas. Yeah, poor, Well that's
Speaker 4: what I would do.
Speaker 2: Can you get in through a drive through? It's me again?
Speaker 2: Are you sorry? A couple of hours ago having dinner,
Speaker 2: we're backing back. I just stayed here. If anyone can
Speaker 2: help me out of information, please let me know, because
Speaker 2: my wife said, fine, you organized this is too late,
Speaker 2: last minute notice and the kids are a really excited
Speaker 2: and I don't know what to hire, Where to hire?
Speaker 2: From eve to go? Where we pull over from park
Speaker 2: nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three On this.
Speaker 2: Day, Mystery, on this date, all right, February the twentieth. First,
Speaker 2: go back in time? What have you got for us today?
Speaker 4: First and honorable mention, which was going to be an
Speaker 4: unresearched one, just coming from the smarts of my own brain,
Speaker 4: and give it to you on this dame history.
Speaker 2: The first.
Speaker 4: Bits of camera were starting to be built. What's it
Speaker 4: called the first.
Speaker 2: I never forget this has come from his just his
Speaker 2: own smart that became those smart sound just falling all
Speaker 2: over the studio floor. And do you want me to
Speaker 2: pick through the debris of whatever fell out in nostrils?
Speaker 4: In nineteen thirteen, the first survey pegs were laid in
Speaker 4: camera as they start to build the nation's capital. The
Speaker 4: fact I was going to give to you from my
Speaker 4: own head was why Camera was chosen as capital.
Speaker 2: It's it because they couldn't agree in Sydney and Melbourne
Speaker 2: were arguing so badly. They had to find somewhere in
Speaker 2: the middle of nowhere and build it from scratch. That's
Speaker 2: what I thought.
Speaker 4: But just before we came into.
Speaker 2: The which if that's true, it is so Australian US
Speaker 2: should be up. Let's to have it nowhere over there
Speaker 2: then but there's nothing there, Well, we're built something there.
Speaker 4: It turns out that's not actually true. But I didn't
Speaker 4: have time to read why but why are you camera?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I didn't have all I read was I put it.
Speaker 4: I thought I better make sure that that's true. Is
Speaker 4: this the reason that camera was chosen? No, it's not,
Speaker 4: and it's a myth. People thought it was a challenge
Speaker 4: between Sydney and Melbourne. That's not actually the reason why
Speaker 4: I haven't had a chance to read the rest of
Speaker 4: the article.
Speaker 2: What you been up to?
Speaker 4: Oh? I mean I just started looking.
Speaker 8: At it because we should have had it because the
Speaker 8: Royal Exhibition Building was built for the first Parliament, so
Speaker 8: it should be Melbourne's by rights, I.
Speaker 2: Think so as well. And it's the greatest city, is
Speaker 2: that true?
Speaker 4: The one in Carden Garden?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was built for the very first Parliament.
Speaker 2: Probably went on for like years the arguments between who
Speaker 2: should it be Sidney? We've got the harbor Melbourne. We
Speaker 2: call the people we've got better coffee.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm glad we don't have it here. It
Speaker 4: would ruin our image because we are the cool city,
Speaker 4: you know. Yeah, like it's his stuffy to have that and.
Speaker 2: That we built are playing some scratch to be the capitol.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I think it's a little bush town. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is that amazing? But that is when you get tied.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know what exactly how she've been
Speaker 2: doing since you came in an hour ago. All right,
Speaker 2: this is oh, I know what you've been doing. Here
Speaker 2: we go backs, we're about to hear what he's been
Speaker 2: up to.
Speaker 4: I will feel if I get this day in history
Speaker 4: again next year this time next year, I'll.
Speaker 2: Give you the real fast I know in radio we're
Speaker 2: always taught to sell ahead, like coming up after seven o'clock,
Speaker 2: coming up tomorrow, coming up next year. This Burnie Saunders
Speaker 2: has just announced he's going to run next year in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. And I'm thinking that's a long term vision.
Speaker 2: Now you're saying you'll get back to us time with
Speaker 2: the story of Australia's capital City's got that much on
Speaker 2: t the next twelve months. This guy's hustling.
Speaker 4: No, I was busy for today's clue on this day
Speaker 4: in mystery. I got into your time machine. I saw
Speaker 4: you left the keys I did. Yeah, hear.
Speaker 2: Everyone's welcome to use the time machine for this feature
Speaker 2: and go back wherever you want in time.
Speaker 4: You used it yesterday, I used it today.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go back in time.
Speaker 4: Hello, Jack, welcome to eighteen seventy five. You actually caught
Speaker 4: me in the middle of inventing something.
Speaker 2: This is it right here? Oh my god, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: One day.
Speaker 4: I hope this invention is in every building in the world.
Speaker 4: You're looking at the world's very first Ah, don't say,
Speaker 4: don't say. I want to use it as a clue
Speaker 4: in the future a radio show. Okay, okay, hush lips. Goodbye, Jack, goodbye,
Speaker 4: have fun back in the future. Thank you for showing
Speaker 4: me this. I've got to run five.
Speaker 2: Powerful, I'm back. Look at that. Okay. What do you
Speaker 2: think was invented on this day in history? Yep, eighteen
Speaker 2: seventy five. Have you got the answer for this? Or
Speaker 2: we're going to come back and this time call us
Speaker 2: in Tom's time. All right, lines are open now nine
Speaker 2: four one four one four three so something in offices,
Speaker 2: something in building, oh building, Ah, significant clue.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: I've said this before to you, but I really want
Speaker 2: to get a lock on that studio door. This studio
Speaker 2: is this, Jack and I in here right. Patsy's in
Speaker 2: her own little sort of news area with all feeds
Speaker 2: all coming in all over the world. She's got Twitter up.
Speaker 2: And then in another little room looking into us, there
Speaker 2: are two amazing producers, okay, and often they will come in.
Speaker 2: Sometimes there'll be pertinent information that we may or may
Speaker 2: not need to know. Then other times our elderly producer
Speaker 2: will come in just to shoot the breeze. He thinks
Speaker 2: he's helping us with the spirits. What kind of story
Speaker 2: did he just tell us? One that has actually left
Speaker 2: me really on a downer? A depressing story about a
Speaker 2: show he used to work on, I mean, a really
Speaker 2: horrible story about a show he used to work on.
Speaker 2: And then he leaves the studio on the song ends
Speaker 2: and I'm meant to go, hey, good morning, when all
Speaker 2: I keep thinking about was, oh, that's this horrible shoemans
Speaker 2: would do that yesterday when I was excited about the
Speaker 2: the singing dog coming in he went, he went, do
Speaker 2: you want me to do? You've got the number of
Speaker 2: the swearing parrot. He's only got two ideas he's come
Speaker 2: up with since here working on the show Melbourne's Worst
Speaker 2: Teeth and then now the swearing parrot. What's the swearing
Speaker 2: parrot going to do other than get us suspended? When
Speaker 2: he says he's got the number of the parrot? Is
Speaker 2: it is?
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 2: On speed done? The parrot picks up and goes again.
Speaker 2: Last show the year, last thing, we got Melbourne's Worst
Speaker 2: Teeth for now? And then the swearing part. What are
Speaker 2: we doing? I see your computer on the mystery at
Speaker 2: that lock on that list day mystery on this day?
Speaker 2: All right, Jack, on this day my history. You're in
Speaker 2: charge this morning.
Speaker 4: For my clue, I used a time machine to go
Speaker 4: back in time and learn about today's invention. Hello Jack,
Speaker 4: welcome to eighteen seventy five. You actually caught me in
Speaker 4: the middle of inventing something.
Speaker 2: This is it right here? Oh my god, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: One day. I hope this invention is in every building
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 4: You're looking at the world's very first, ah, don't say,
Speaker 4: don't say, I want to use it as a clue
Speaker 4: in the future on a radio show. Okay, okay, hush lips.
Speaker 4: Goodbye Jack, goodbye, have fun back in the future. Thank
Speaker 4: you for showing me this. I've got to run by.
Speaker 2: You played two parts in that. Yes, I did, well done.
Speaker 2: I'm a bonus for today. All right, let's go to lines. Peter,
Speaker 2: good morning, yeh, good morning.
Speaker 12: Oh listen to my aunt. So I don't want you
Speaker 12: to laugh at me, but I work on a building
Speaker 12: side in the city and we had a delivery driver
Speaker 12: yesterday and he flipped open this old Nokia telephone in
Speaker 12: one of those flip open things. Yeah, this concrete of
Speaker 12: wall part and equipped on that looks ancient, like the
Speaker 12: telephone that was invented in eighteen seventy five. That my
Speaker 12: air the telephone. And I'm hoping he was right.
Speaker 2: And it was the phone that he showed you yesterday,
Speaker 2: the very first one. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well it wasn't like that hang up thing, that black thing,
Speaker 12: but it was old Peter.
Speaker 4: That's an amazing bit of specific information that he's given you.
Speaker 4: And I've looked at the telephone and it is about
Speaker 4: that era because the first Alexander Bell. Yeah, Alexander Bell
Speaker 4: made the first call in eighteen seventy.
Speaker 2: Who did he call if he invented the first one?
Speaker 2: Who's he calling?
Speaker 4: Called Thomas Watson in the very room to me?
Speaker 2: It's me can I he is next door, Peter. It's
Speaker 2: not the right answer, but thanks, you kill me. I
Speaker 2: have a good day, good night, good night. Let's go
Speaker 2: down to all the Peters the pezza in Mountin. Good morning, Peter, moning, guys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think we've got this one. It's the elevator.
Speaker 6: Imbittered by mister Otis.
Speaker 4: It's the elevator.
Speaker 2: Smart guy, Peter, You're always smart when.
Speaker 4: You so again.
Speaker 6: The Otis elevator at this company is still in business,
Speaker 6: still making elevator.
Speaker 2: Now you see them, don't they Yeah, all over the
Speaker 2: world those lifts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you read you read them on the plate inside
Speaker 6: the elevator.
Speaker 4: Is that our new elevator? We got a new elevator, Peter.
Speaker 4: In this building, it's like a space ship in there.
Speaker 4: The lights are so.
Speaker 2: Horrible, there's no natural lights. It'start getting in a microwave.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they're zapping us or testing us with something
Speaker 2: I don't like.
Speaker 6: It when they talk to you, it's like, no, Dave,
Speaker 6: I can't open up. Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Dave cannot complete.
Speaker 4: It was the first hydraulic electric elevator. It was in
Speaker 4: the put in the Stevens Hotel in New York City.
Speaker 4: But the first elevator was in seventeen forty three. It
Speaker 4: was a counterweighted man powered personal elevator built for King
Speaker 4: Louis the What is that?
Speaker 2: Just make up a number fifteen, King.
Speaker 4: The fifteenth, connecting his apartment to the apartment upstairs, which
Speaker 4: was his mistress.
Speaker 2: It's got to be French. It be his mistress. So
Speaker 2: have they when you say man powered, what would they
Speaker 2: haking him up or something?
Speaker 4: He's on pulleys and he's like.
Speaker 2: Hoisting him up easy, guys. It's not such a way
Speaker 2: to have an affair, is it? All right? We got
Speaker 2: the news sport and then I'm calling one of you
Speaker 2: live Next World.
Speaker 1: I'm Peter the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There is palpable tangible excitement in the studio because the
Speaker 2: dog's here. When anyone brings in a baby or dog,
Speaker 2: it's exciting. Isn't it. I think dog's more exciting than
Speaker 2: a bit more exciting, right, And this dog comes with
Speaker 2: high expectations because Jess called me yesterday when we're talking
Speaker 2: about pets with superpowers. What a super powerful this dog? Storms?
Speaker 2: He can sing to the boomtown rats. I don't like
Speaker 2: Monday now, obviously you tell me something like that. It's
Speaker 2: not enough just to hear that on the phone. I
Speaker 2: need to meet the dog. I need to hear the
Speaker 2: dogs sing you all. I'm letting you down, Melbourne if
Speaker 2: I don't get the dog in here. So in about
Speaker 2: five minutes time, Jack and I have just been working out.
Speaker 2: We've got special speakers attached. Are they going to go
Speaker 2: on the floor. Is it easier for Stormsy the dog
Speaker 2: to hear them coming from the floor or on the
Speaker 2: desk where all the studio is the right microphones you
Speaker 2: can pick up whatever Storms he feels like singing to us.
Speaker 2: It's going to be an amazing moment.
Speaker 4: Does he need rever Buddy's voice like we gave the calls.
Speaker 2: To John said, yeah, we can do that for Stormsy.
Speaker 2: So first of all, just a quick vote studio voter confidence, right,
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats, do you think Storms, he's going to sing.
Speaker 4: I think he will.
Speaker 2: I think I hope he's going to sing. I've been
Speaker 2: promised this before twice my old show, and the dogs
Speaker 2: they got nervous or they're just stared. They didn't sing
Speaker 2: on command. So I am I'm apprehensive, but I hope
Speaker 2: a good Australian dog is going to step up and deliver.
Speaker 2: I'm also hoping that this leads a very special radio
Speaker 2: show we do of pets trying to win prizes pet
Speaker 2: Scott's talents.
Speaker 4: What whole four hours of pets singing or just.
Speaker 2: Doing any depends what they can do.
Speaker 4: You are the high five.
Speaker 2: I hope that you said with the dog yesterday, that
Speaker 2: someone said that the dog will high five on command.
Speaker 2: I did this school pick up yesterday. I was talking
Speaker 2: about Storms of the singing dog and said, then another
Speaker 2: dog out there that can do a high five and command,
Speaker 2: and the kids were like really unimpressed. I went, as
Speaker 2: a dog down the bottom of the road that can
Speaker 2: do that way a high five on command. I don't
Speaker 2: mean the classic shape poor for a dumb treat. I
Speaker 2: mean a high five up top download don't leave me
Speaker 2: hang a little booch.
Speaker 4: I think one in five dogs can do a high five.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, we're about to drawing board with that one. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Right now we need to do this O'Connor dollar your bills. Okay,
Speaker 2: So three and a half weeks ago I had fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars thanks to tinter car call one three tints
Speaker 2: to cover up. Now it is down too. I've been
Speaker 2: burning through this cash and it's been great.
Speaker 4: Seven six hundred and eighty one dollar thirty five cents.
Speaker 2: Please what I've got the money? Head to goldweo four
Speaker 2: to three dot com dot au. Tell me about the bill.
Speaker 2: That's the only place you can enter Goldwei four to
Speaker 2: three dot com dot au. Please go. Well, I've got
Speaker 2: the money, so I could be calling you up now
Speaker 2: doing the breakfast show or ten o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: one in the afternoon at four o'clock as well, so
Speaker 2: four times a day your chance to win. Right now,
Speaker 2: we're gonna call live Jennifer in Leveton. Let's call up Jennifer.
Speaker 2: Jennifer needs to help with her counsel rate. I hope
Speaker 2: she picks up. Oh Jennifer, Yes, yes, do you always
Speaker 2: pick up the phone on that? Hello, good morning, Jennifer.
Speaker 13: Good morning. Is that Christian the financial Redeemer?
Speaker 2: I have many names, I didn't know financial redeemer. What's
Speaker 2: one of them.
Speaker 13: That's appropriate? I think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, listen, lovely to talk to you, and thank
Speaker 2: you for picking up.
Speaker 13: You're welcome, thank you for picking me up.
Speaker 2: That's okay. And Jennifer, tell us about what you got
Speaker 2: going on at the moment. Why need some help with
Speaker 2: your counsel?
Speaker 13: Right, Look, we had a spate of just horrible financial
Speaker 13: issues beginning about last November. I took on a beautiful
Speaker 13: foster child last year and her mum was causing a
Speaker 13: few issues and we had our tires, eight tires slashed
Speaker 13: and from there we seem to have been jinged. And
Speaker 13: then the cooker blew up, bean fell off the back verandah,
Speaker 13: which was quite dangerous and that had to be repaired.
Speaker 13: You name it. Whatever it could happen, happened. It was
Speaker 13: just it was just crazy and it just got to
Speaker 13: a state where I thought, I just can't do this anymore.
Speaker 13: You know, we've got rescue animals. Mums. This is going
Speaker 13: to sound really crass a bit, but mum's mum's being
Speaker 13: diagnosed with severe dementia.
Speaker 2: And your mum, my mum. Yeah, oh that's awful, so horrible.
Speaker 13: In us, she's ninety and had even adult diapers. They
Speaker 13: went up sixty dollars at the beginning of the year
Speaker 13: a box, so up sixty dollars, so from one hundred
Speaker 13: and eighty dollars to two hundred and forty nearly, which
Speaker 13: was absolutely nuts. So everything just kept coming and coming in.
Speaker 13: Then obviously the school fees and my foster child, who's
Speaker 13: were double my daughters because my daughter's studying academic stuff
Speaker 13: and my foster child is doing all the lab things
Speaker 13: and all the techie stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh well, listen, Jennifer, Jennifer, right, take a breath. Okay,
Speaker 2: you've obviously you obviously need some help, and that's all
Speaker 2: we're doing this, Okay, so we can help, We will help.
Speaker 2: You will need help. First of all, I just want
Speaker 2: to say very sad news about your mum. One of
Speaker 2: my best friends is going through this at the moment
Speaker 2: with their dad. It's a horrible hell illness and for
Speaker 2: anyone to go through that, it's just heartbreaking. You wouldn't
Speaker 2: you wouldn't let pets go through that. I don't know
Speaker 2: why we have to do it with the ones we
Speaker 2: care about this humors. And then you become a foster
Speaker 2: parent as well, which there is a shortage chair in
Speaker 2: Victoria of foster cares and foster parents. Absolutely, and it's
Speaker 2: an amazing thing to do for people who can't have children.
Speaker 2: I think it's a good on you for doing that
Speaker 2: and helping out.
Speaker 13: So what you've got to do it that they needed
Speaker 13: and these kids need a lot of love. I mean,
Speaker 13: this one was brought up on three minute noodles for
Speaker 13: nine years or more and she finds it hard to.
Speaker 12: Understand what heartbreak is.
Speaker 2: It's the same with chat, but for different reasons. So listen,
Speaker 2: you're after two hundred and fifty nine dollars and twenty
Speaker 2: four cents. Yes, we're going to give you a bit
Speaker 2: more than that. I can't just give you that. You
Speaker 2: really do need some help, So I'm going to give
Speaker 2: you one thousand dollars. We're going to bump that up
Speaker 2: to one thousand dollars.
Speaker 13: You don't have to do that. You really don't really
Speaker 13: appreciate that that's such a big help.
Speaker 2: Well, it sounds like you really need some help. You've
Speaker 2: got an awful lot going on. You've had a really
Speaker 2: really tough couple of months and you're trying to do
Speaker 2: something good with your mama then the foster daughter as well.
Speaker 2: So the least we can do is help you out
Speaker 2: and just give you a hopefully a little bit breathing
Speaker 2: space there.
Speaker 13: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's all right, Jennifer. I'm so glad that you
Speaker 2: told us that you need some help and that we're
Speaker 2: able to do that and you picked.
Speaker 13: Up well, it was just on the off chair, so
Speaker 13: I thought, oh, we'll all give it a shot. Something's
Speaker 13: got to go right for a change. So thank you.
Speaker 13: You are Christian the Redeemer.
Speaker 2: All right, Well listen, Jennifer, lovely talk to you. Good
Speaker 2: on you, and then we'll give you one thousand dollars.
Speaker 13: Okay, thank you so much, and a big shot out
Speaker 13: to all the foster pearance out there. They are much loved.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right, Jennifer, thank you very much. I hope
Speaker 2: the means that the rest of this year starts to
Speaker 2: look up for you.
Speaker 13: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Take care your way all right, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: By the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: This is very very exciting in the studio. Now we
Speaker 2: have Jess. Good morning, Jess, good morning. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for coming in so early.
Speaker 9: That's all right.
Speaker 2: I had no choice but to invite you into our
Speaker 2: studio because yesterday he called up and you tell us
Speaker 2: about the dog you've got, the beautiful Stormsy, who's a
Speaker 2: cross breed between he's got lab there.
Speaker 14: Or I think his lab bought a Collie. We're not
Speaker 14: one hundred percent sure. A rescue dog from a place
Speaker 14: called Herd to homes. They specialize in in saving working
Speaker 14: breed mixes, and I've always had a soft spot for
Speaker 14: the the intelligence of a work.
Speaker 2: It's a rescue dog. Good for you you. We used
Speaker 2: to have a rescue door. We've got one years ago.
Speaker 2: They're great dogs, amazing when you go where we went
Speaker 2: to go and have a look at possibly getting a
Speaker 2: rescue dog. But there's no way when you see the
Speaker 2: dogs and you hear what they've been through, there's no way.
Speaker 2: You don't come home without one of them.
Speaker 9: Oh for sure.
Speaker 14: And both both our tour rescues, and we couldn't imagine
Speaker 14: our lives without them. They're just the most affectionate, funny.
Speaker 2: He is super affectionate. You've got a kiss this morning, Jack,
Speaker 2: I got a kiss as well.
Speaker 14: I think his mission in life is to make people happy.
Speaker 14: That seems to be like his whole je lovely.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, So is he going to sing on command? Yes?
Speaker 9: He should, he doesn't.
Speaker 14: You're going to see I will make him sing by
Speaker 14: singing terribly for you and revealing my my terrible truth.
Speaker 9: An, I can't sing for peanuts, So if you.
Speaker 4: Sing, he's more likely to sing. Ah, you're going to
Speaker 4: try and do a dog's voice and make it seem
Speaker 4: like the dog.
Speaker 9: I can do both, right, Okay, not at the same time.
Speaker 2: Tell me this then, right because I've been here before
Speaker 2: where people have let me down, where they've said I
Speaker 2: can bring a singing dog into studio, and I've never
Speaker 2: really got the Holy grail. Is he definitely going to sing?
Speaker 9: I reckon he will?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: When did you first realize he had this amazing skill?
Speaker 14: So this is I'm not but it is. It is
Speaker 14: a complete gift. I'm a total talent, you know, stage parent.
Speaker 14: When it comes to him, I think he's amazing. No joke,
Speaker 14: this is not made up. I discovered that he could
Speaker 14: sing when I was listening to gold f him in
Speaker 14: my car. I was coming back from dog school one
Speaker 14: day and he was being at dog school.
Speaker 4: Dog school.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we take him to a dog school to learn obedience,
Speaker 14: and I'm trying to train him to be an emotional
Speaker 14: support animal. But his impulse controls a little bit psycho,
Speaker 14: as you can tell by the kisses you got yep.
Speaker 9: So so yeah, I was on my way.
Speaker 14: Back from dog school and the Boomtown Rats came on
Speaker 14: and I started singing along because I was like, yeah, like,
Speaker 14: I've had a good day, I've gone to dog school,
Speaker 14: Everything's all right.
Speaker 9: And he joined in, and I thought, this is a fluke, Like,
Speaker 9: clearly this is.
Speaker 2: Like a one have you been doing the singing moduled
Speaker 2: at dog school that day like a voice coach?
Speaker 9: Wouldn't that be the thing?
Speaker 14: Like I could again to teach all the other dogs
Speaker 14: how to sing, right, So yeah, so he just started singing.
Speaker 9: I thought, Na, this is a fluke.
Speaker 14: I thought, let's let's do it all good scientists do
Speaker 14: and recreate the experiment. So I put some songs on
Speaker 14: at home to see what would happen. Excellent A test conditions, Yeah,
Speaker 14: test conditions, and he and he kept singing.
Speaker 2: I love the fact now he's reading, or it looks
Speaker 2: like he's reading the Whiteboardy up here of a load
Speaker 2: of possible things to talk about, and he's just read
Speaker 2: up there his his name in star letters. He has
Speaker 2: got singing dog Jess and Stormzy his name not I've
Speaker 2: been lights on a whiteboard. All right, Well, look we're
Speaker 2: going to stick on the ass. When we come back,
Speaker 2: a singing dog will be there for you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right, it's turn out for some live music on
Speaker 2: show one hundred and forty five of my run here
Speaker 2: so far. Live music is going to be, hopefully from
Speaker 2: Stormy the dog Jess his owner is here. So I've
Speaker 2: got I've got Bob Girldolf and Boomtown Rats. I don't
Speaker 2: like Mondays perfect cueued up, Jack, Where do you think
Speaker 2: we need to position these little speakers we've got I
Speaker 2: reckon on the on the ground at dog level, Stormy level. Okay,
Speaker 2: turn them already. I'm ready to play some of the
Speaker 2: song and then hopefully we're going to have our first
Speaker 2: live musical performance. It's not live from Eddie's desk, it's
Speaker 2: live under Christians Jess, is it okay to start the song?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 15: Go for it?
Speaker 2: Luck, here we go everyone, and you can see no
Speaker 2: reasons because no reason? What happened? So how is he okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: He's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah he stopped.
Speaker 9: Hey, the music stopped for him.
Speaker 2: So it's it's only with us.
Speaker 6: What is it about?
Speaker 2: I don't like Mondays? Is he not like Mondays? Is
Speaker 2: it like he's like I get it? It's pretty blues.
Speaker 2: He's got the blues?
Speaker 9: Mom, Dad gotta go to work. This is not great.
Speaker 2: Let's let's try again. Does he no reasons? Because that
Speaker 2: no reasons? We reason? Do you need? Yes, there is
Speaker 2: no singing. I want to read yet again. I mean
Speaker 2: it's better than what I've expressed more. Now you also
Speaker 2: said it. Does he feel the same way about mister
Speaker 2: Blue Sky?
Speaker 1: Is this?
Speaker 9: It feels exactly the same way?
Speaker 2: Aout mister right, So silence from Stormy at the moment.
Speaker 2: Let's cornk cup low, mister.
Speaker 16: Blue Sky, stop singing. Oh Stormy, you momised so much.
Speaker 2: He brought the yelping. All of the fact he stops
Speaker 2: immediately when the music stops.
Speaker 14: He's he's a he's a freaky part. So you have
Speaker 14: a dog that can wink. There have been moments where
Speaker 14: I swear to God that he modulates his pitch to
Speaker 14: match the song. And they're very rare. It's like you're
Speaker 14: winking dog like it'll happen, and I'll be like.
Speaker 2: Let's try with this one. Let's try with Shandelier. Now
Speaker 2: we're gonna try with Shandoligue and I have one last go.
Speaker 2: I don't hear modulating, do you hear what? I don't
Speaker 2: know what modulating is. He loves this one? What's happing
Speaker 2: to announce? He goes belly.
Speaker 4: I think he doesn't like music.
Speaker 2: I just don't think he likes these certain songs. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna try out an experiment now for it after eight
Speaker 2: you know we've got more outon John tickets, okay, and
Speaker 2: when asking able to sing along, I've got a bit
Speaker 2: of an Elton John with Kiki d Here. Does he
Speaker 2: have an Does he not like Elton?
Speaker 9: I don't think I've tried him with Elton John.
Speaker 2: Let's see what he's like where the don't go break
Speaker 2: in my heart? Just as an experiment. Whether you're right
Speaker 2: Jack myma theory, he just doesn't like music.
Speaker 9: If it doesn't work, it'll be a great duet for.
Speaker 2: Us the Tails Wagon. I don't know any yelping singing.
Speaker 2: Oh no, he just doesn't like music, so he should
Speaker 2: listen to smooth because that's where awful songs.
Speaker 6: Jo to Die.
Speaker 9: You can joined Michael bat.
Speaker 2: Well, Jess he's now just staring out the window, look
Speaker 2: at it, utterly bored.
Speaker 4: Yes, he's a super cute dog, beautiful dying that I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't hear singing.
Speaker 9: I don't hear singing singing, but I'm biased.
Speaker 2: What a talented dogs? I mean, he delivered on command
Speaker 2: of our first live performance today and on the show
Speaker 2: so far, yelping. Thank you very much, Stormy Jessant, just
Speaker 2: so were crystal clear that dog cannot sing.
Speaker 9: On command though.
Speaker 2: Promised so much already and let me down nud joking.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for coming in right now. I
Speaker 2: know obviously you write your own material. You're an actress
Speaker 2: as well. Do you have a website where people can
Speaker 2: see a show? Will give you something?
Speaker 14: Block definitely if you go to Jess Dash to the
Speaker 14: little dash symbol Hutchinson dot com, you can see my
Speaker 14: work there. And yeah, I've got a couple of web
Speaker 14: series and I'm working on at the moment, one about
Speaker 14: the Australian Space Agency. We're calling it US, which is
Speaker 14: just a perfect name for it. And one about bachelorette
Speaker 14: auditions and what happens really behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: So if you look into cast someone who has a
Speaker 2: dog that they claim can sing but actually can't at all,
Speaker 2: go high, Jess. Okay, all right, Jess, thank you very
Speaker 2: much for.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I have a dream. You know that dream is the
Speaker 2: one day we'll find that singing dog that is out
Speaker 2: there somewhere. I couldn't find one in a northern hemisphere,
Speaker 2: but I know that there's one here in the southern hemisphere.
Speaker 2: So storms e close, but no bone.
Speaker 4: No really close.
Speaker 2: But what storms he did? I think we can all agree,
Speaker 2: is he deliver?
Speaker 3: He ate?
Speaker 4: There's no argument. He recognized that a song was playing.
Speaker 2: Great and then he barked at it. And no point
Speaker 2: was the barking singing. No, don't I sound like Simon
Speaker 2: cow here? But there was no singing from stormsy storms.
Speaker 2: He did not sing to those songs.
Speaker 4: And Jess said, it's amazing how he can modulate his
Speaker 4: pitch to Max of songs.
Speaker 2: No modulation. I saw a post of the other day
Speaker 2: for Tom Waits is coming over and it's a similar
Speaker 2: kind of sound sometimes on some of the some of
Speaker 2: his songs, and like Tom Waits, that sounds very similar
Speaker 2: to what storms he was doing there. It make a
Speaker 2: great Tom Waits tribute tax but there was no really singing.
Speaker 2: So here's what I'm going to say. The search is
Speaker 2: on for a singing dog, Melbourne singing dog. So it's
Speaker 2: an open invitation the rest of the year. If you
Speaker 2: ever if you ever do come across a singing dog
Speaker 2: or your dog starts to sing, you call me up.
Speaker 2: You're welcome. There'll always be a spot here in the studio.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to now put some money on this.
Speaker 2: I've a cleared this with the boss, but you know,
Speaker 2: once you say it on air, it's legally binding.
Speaker 4: There's an incentive now one thousand.
Speaker 2: Dollars, Okay, I don't know what the boss is gonna
Speaker 2: say that one thousand dollars. To get the one thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: it goes to the first person to show up here
Speaker 2: be in the studio a Jack and I that both
Speaker 2: Jack and I agree that there was actually singing okay
Speaker 2: and not yelping? Who whatever that is that? Dogs do
Speaker 2: they do that?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
Speaker 4: But that was even better than what come he say
Speaker 4: he's in.
Speaker 2: The lift more storms? He can hear this. I loved
Speaker 2: him as a dog, beautiful dog, beautiful dog with the
Speaker 2: voice was lacking. So it's one thousand dollars the first
Speaker 2: person can turn up with a dog that actually sings,
Speaker 2: sings to a song. The search continues. I need to
Speaker 2: be out right now. I'm going to ask the same
Speaker 2: question to you and Patsy. Yesterday my wife and I
Speaker 2: went to get our eyes tested. It's just the fun
Speaker 2: thing we like to do where the the house is empty,
Speaker 2: you know, let's go upstairs, all right now, it's going
Speaker 2: to have an eye test together.
Speaker 4: And got a babysitter for the kids.
Speaker 2: Attle bit. So we went to south and Specsavers so
Speaker 2: to Sandy who had the who had gold on in
Speaker 2: Specsavers Southland. So don't give ver much to Sandy for
Speaker 2: supporting the show anyway. On the when we were leaving Southland.
Speaker 2: Always an interesting trip, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Never really been to Southland? I don't think, but I
Speaker 4: imagine it's like all the lands.
Speaker 2: It's some of the people you get at South and
Speaker 2: it's a great collecting point for some interesting characters. Especially
Speaker 2: people hang around there at lunchtime of a Tuesday, sort
Speaker 2: of drifting around. All the lands are the same, no hustle,
Speaker 2: just drifting around, just drift around, no hustle on, no
Speaker 2: where to be, just drifting around on a Tuesday at midday. However,
Speaker 2: I walked past the counter. It's like a deli. They
Speaker 2: had a lot of nice cream cakes, and I saw
Speaker 2: a pecan pie, pecan pie. My wife went pecan, I went,
Speaker 2: no beacon. We started to get into one of those
Speaker 2: dumb arguments you have, right, it's pecan, it's supper cansu
Speaker 2: per can.
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm only agree with both of you.
Speaker 4: It is a peaking pie. But if you have an
Speaker 4: individual pecan, you've got a pecan.
Speaker 2: No, it's a peak and it's a collective thing, isn't it.
Speaker 4: You know, well, if you got a peak, if you
Speaker 4: see one, pecans a pecan.
Speaker 5: Or could you call it a peaky no says pecan pie.
Speaker 2: Pecan, So you're like me, it's pecan pie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, But she's saying peacan.
Speaker 5: Mine's a bit more pronounced.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you at the moment in your news or
Speaker 2: I hear you pronouncing is your hillbilly heroin? Yeah? Love
Speaker 2: in that phrase this morning you'll billy heroin, so yours.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you're putting like an extra two or
Speaker 2: three a's in once more piece.
Speaker 5: Patsy pecan pie.
Speaker 2: It's like pecan. It's pecan, that's not Pecan's peaking pie.
Speaker 4: In on American TV shows, I think they say peakan pie,
Speaker 4: but I would say pecan for the peaking.
Speaker 2: So you do to go with then an extra A
Speaker 2: couple of ays in they're like, Patsy, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm with Sarah. Mostly you've lost this one.
Speaker 2: I said, all right, I forget scratch this.
Speaker 1: On the podcast The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three an hour on from Storm SA the non singing
Speaker 2: Howling Dog Christian. There wasn an album released in the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties by Don Charles. We always remember him, you know,
Speaker 2: he was at the Calvin Harris of his day, wasn't
Speaker 2: he Don Charles DJ Khalid? Before there was DJ Khalid,
Speaker 2: there was Don Charles featuring singing dogs. Undoubtedly This is
Speaker 2: the worst thing you will ever hear, Scott. We can
Speaker 2: verify everything you say is true. Jack wants to find
Speaker 2: it on YouTube. It is the very worst thing I've
Speaker 2: ever heard.
Speaker 4: It's no different to what Stormy did. That dog's barking
Speaker 4: to music.
Speaker 2: Notice that one of them they had in unnecessarily not
Speaker 2: welcome to any party, a flipping banjo. It's a banjo
Speaker 2: and a dog, just bending your brain. They should play
Speaker 2: it to terrorist suspects they're trying to get confessions out of.
Speaker 2: They should have had that Guantanamo, we'd have got answers.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable, Scott, Thank you. Christian o'connells Helson. All right,
Speaker 2: then Elton John coming over for the very very last time,
Speaker 2: his biggest, most audacious stage show ever. Goodbye yellow Rick Road.
Speaker 2: You can be there, not just their the best seats
Speaker 2: in the house at the Rod Laver Arena, backstage tour,
Speaker 2: the amazing see backstage at Elton John's show, his last
Speaker 2: ever shows in Australia, and you're going to go out
Speaker 2: on to the big stage sit his piano. It's an
Speaker 2: amazing Brice. We're giving it away every single show this
Speaker 2: week and we're doing it right now. Last two shows
Speaker 2: we've had you singing of various lines from Elton john
Speaker 2: classic songs. Today it's a duet with Elton did get
Speaker 2: to sit in his piano this morning? You get to
Speaker 2: sing with Elton John. You get to be Kiki D.
Speaker 2: This is what we're looking for you to try and
Speaker 2: pull off. I'm not sure if this is going to work,
Speaker 2: but we give it a damn good shot. You'll be
Speaker 2: Kiky Spit all right, So that's what we're shooting for.
Speaker 2: So let's just walk you through it. You then coming
Speaker 2: with I couldn't if I tried back to Eltie. Maybe
Speaker 2: you're not that kind. It's my audio spoken word version of.
Speaker 4: It, Christian explained, so.
Speaker 2: They can know of that producer. Okay, who wants to
Speaker 2: go first? Which brave volunteer? Once? So you've been practicing
Speaker 2: for the last half an hour you have. It's not
Speaker 2: gone well? Talk about yelping get me right? You ready? Okay?
Speaker 10: I couldn't ef trad.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're not The camping is back on the show.
Speaker 2: I know, well done, Jack, But I know who. We
Speaker 2: have a very own Kiki D on this show. I
Speaker 2: mean that's what we call her. Kiki D.
Speaker 5: Don't we among other things?
Speaker 2: Right you ready?
Speaker 5: Yep, he'll billy Heroin.
Speaker 2: Not now during the show. Okay, I know what's in
Speaker 2: the boot of the car, what you bring in shipping
Speaker 2: into the city from out there Whereabee.
Speaker 5: He'll billy Heroin.
Speaker 2: Do you know that's a hot MANAMAI address as well anyway,
Speaker 2: Patsy you ready?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm ready?
Speaker 2: All right, keyck it up, Patsy.
Speaker 16: I couldn't evch out.
Speaker 5: Baby, You're not bad.
Speaker 2: Come always than me? Yeah? Sure, okay, right over to
Speaker 2: you now do your best, Kiki d Wilm when they
Speaker 2: see how this goes. Lines are open now nine four
Speaker 2: one four one O four three nine four one four
Speaker 2: one O four three. Good luck. We'll see what happens next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Due to two overwhelming tomorrow no surprise. Elton John's Huge
Speaker 2: Farewell Tour has added new shows at rod Laver Arena
Speaker 2: in December at the end of this year and Hanging Rock.
Speaker 2: I'd really love to go and see the Rod Laver
Speaker 2: Show if I'm lucky enough, and the Hanging Rock one
Speaker 2: and this will be great as well. Day on the Green.
Speaker 2: He comes back in the new year Rodschwood Wines January
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. Tickets are on sale now and you can
Speaker 2: win them right now, John held Don, Christian o'connells Elson. OK.
Speaker 2: Because God on four point three is Elton John's favorite
Speaker 2: radio station. We're on pre set number one. Fact, He's
Speaker 2: given us the chance so you'd have the best seats
Speaker 2: in the House of Rod laver Arena, backstage tour, backstage tour,
Speaker 2: and you're gonna go on the main stage, sit at
Speaker 2: his piano, get your photo taken. Amazing prize. Okay, we're
Speaker 2: giving it away every single show this week, whether Elton
Speaker 2: John Elton, OK. Today, then we get you to be
Speaker 2: Kiki D and sing without John this part. I'll be
Speaker 2: honest with you, this is a stretch. It's ambitious. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's see how you get on trying to now the
Speaker 2: Kiki D part without and John. First up this morning,
Speaker 2: we have Brave Wendy in Geelong. Good morning, Wendy, Good morning. Okay,
Speaker 2: So big outon John Fan. Yeah, I sure I am.
Speaker 2: You have seen him live before? I have great live,
Speaker 2: isn't he?
Speaker 13: Oh it's brilliant?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: When have you seen him?
Speaker 13: Wendy, I saw him where would be mansioned?
Speaker 2: Oh that must have been amazing out there. That's so
Speaker 2: we were last year with One Last Dream. It's beautiful
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 13: Oh, it was just wonderful.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, So Wendy, you're ready to be Kiki D.
Speaker 12: I am.
Speaker 2: Now like all the best singers, you need a bit
Speaker 2: of reverb now, so I'm going to give you some reverbs.
Speaker 2: You're ready to go to the main stage? Are you
Speaker 2: ready to be Kiki D?
Speaker 13: Ready? Ready to go?
Speaker 2: All right? Wendy in Geelong? Bring it baby time. Oh, Wendy,
Speaker 2: very very good. The hardest one has gone out first.
Speaker 2: You did that brilliantly. Wendy, thank you very much. Stay there, okay, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: don't sit in the corner, Wendy. Johnny Boy in Croyning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, John, good morning. All right, so you're trying
Speaker 2: to win these tickets. She can take your mum. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's a.
Speaker 6: Big Oulton stand so I'd love to take early.
Speaker 2: Right, So you've really got to try and beaky and
Speaker 2: my heart right, Okay, let's give you some reverb, Johnny. Ready,
Speaker 2: Now see how it sounds. Ah, that's it, John, You're
Speaker 2: sounding great. They're good luck, buddy, do it for Mum.
Speaker 2: I could not be baby, You're not the car. Strong effort, strong,
Speaker 2: like some nice little flourishes there as well. John, stay there, okay.
Speaker 2: That might be enough to get you into the final.
Speaker 2: Let's go now to Lisa. Good morning, Lisa, Good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Lisa. You're well, thank you? All right? Then
Speaker 2: you fancy being Kiki d this morning. All right, let's
Speaker 2: get the rever. Barney ready, Lisa to go, Ready to go?
Speaker 2: Bring it?
Speaker 13: I call stormy'st.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're not that car, all right, Lisa, stay there.
Speaker 2: Try one last person. Let's go to Frankston and Matty Boy.
Speaker 2: Come on in, Matt. Good morning, all right, Matt? Are
Speaker 2: you ready?
Speaker 12: Bit nervous but I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Okay, did you hear Lisa? You don't know? Let may
Speaker 2: be fine. This is good luck, Matt. Let's give you
Speaker 2: some reverb. Good luck.
Speaker 14: I'm the fast right.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 2: I like a little bit of Nick cave in there
Speaker 2: as well. Very good, but I'm a fan. I'm not
Speaker 2: mad at that. Matt. Very good as well, all right,
Speaker 2: Jack Dennis the artist in residence who goes into the
Speaker 2: live single final.
Speaker 4: Wendy, let's put her in now. Sometimes you like creativity
Speaker 4: over actually talent. John was the most creative by far.
Speaker 2: All right, so we're gonna have Wendy versus John. Yep. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's try Thatt's bring Wendy back. Wendy. Welcome by the right. Wendy.
Speaker 2: You're in the live final now, okay, I'm good. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: good luck, thank you.
Speaker 4: I goodleave.
Speaker 9: That tried.
Speaker 4: Well, Wendy.
Speaker 2: Well now, Wendy. Okay, Let's now try the other finalist. John,
Speaker 2: Welcome back, John, Thank you, Johnny Boy? Everything John, everything, Okay,
Speaker 2: good luck John. Let's go. I could not. I could not.
Speaker 2: If I tried, I could not.
Speaker 14: You're not the car, Johnny Boy.
Speaker 2: You are the.
Speaker 13: You got the crime.
Speaker 2: All right. So what's the name of your mom? Teresays
Speaker 2: you're going to be taking Teresa with you as well. Listen.
Speaker 2: Have you have a great time together? Well done you?
Speaker 2: This morning is winner. You get the Elton John great
Speaker 2: seats at rod Lever Innnie for you and mom, and
Speaker 2: you go on the backstage tool and you get to
Speaker 2: sit at the piano and have your photo taken as well.
Speaker 2: Your mum is going to love you forever. Okay, it's
Speaker 2: going to be unbelievable.
Speaker 6: We're going to be a memory for laf so forever.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys very much.
Speaker 2: All right, Johnny by, thank you very much. Have a
Speaker 2: good day. Have you and your mum enjoy. We'll see
Speaker 2: you down there. Have an thanks that's all right, all right?
Speaker 2: Then another chance to win tomorrow morning on the show,
Speaker 2: The Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Paying off more bills, next chance at ten am this morning.
Speaker 2: I've seen so many emails, so many interesting bills as well.
Speaker 2: There's still the lady I hope we select whilst I've
Speaker 2: still got some money left, which is the lady who
Speaker 2: sadly has got no front teeth and it's stopping and
Speaker 2: getting a job. She go for an interview, she's got
Speaker 2: a great CV in the meet and she's got no
Speaker 2: front teeth. She wants two front.
Speaker 4: Teeth for Christmas.
Speaker 2: There right now, you're hopeful about getting a job, and
Speaker 2: suddenly she turns up and they're like, oh she's out
Speaker 2: there recept she's got no.
Speaker 5: Front teeth, poor lady.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she just wants two front teeth. And then
Speaker 2: there's the guy Mike who has paid a deposit of
Speaker 2: eight hundred dollars on a burial plot out there in
Speaker 2: Geelong and this email he's not sure if he's going
Speaker 2: to end up using it, and Mike spoiler alert it
Speaker 2: ends in the ground for all of us another or ashes,
Speaker 2: you will end up using that burial plot. All right?
Speaker 2: So well, you still got time to tell me about
Speaker 2: your bills at godwano four to three dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: But yesterday I paid the bill of leone finger? Great surname?
Speaker 2: Are there other people hearing album whose surname is the
Speaker 2: body part? Christian? I can't call in. My surname is Ball?
Speaker 2: Does that count towards a body part? Absolutely? Yep? The
Speaker 2: only Finger. And our friend here don't know what his
Speaker 2: first name is. Let's called him Bobby Ball. On the
Speaker 2: line now, Ashley good Onning, Good morning, Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Are you well this morning?
Speaker 3: I'm very well?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 2: What's good in the world? Ashley? What's your surname? Hand?
Speaker 2: And this is great? Meet the only Finger Ashley Hand.
Speaker 2: That's great though I was going to say you're from
Speaker 2: a long line of hands. That's great. So it's a
Speaker 2: family name or do you marry into it?
Speaker 13: I married into it. My maiden name is McCain.
Speaker 2: So you're now a hand a hand well, I have
Speaker 2: several hands.
Speaker 12: I have three children to have several hands, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll be. So there's the post come to missus
Speaker 2: a hand. Yes it does. That's tickling with the one. Ashley,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for call. You have a great
Speaker 2: day and you too took care Vicky. Yes, yes, a
Speaker 2: little bit of abrupt There no time for you chi
Speaker 2: chat from Vicky this morning. She's business is on the road.
Speaker 2: She's got stuff to do, haven't you, Vicky? That's right
Speaker 2: all right, Vicky? What's your surname today? All right? Okay?
Speaker 2: And what's your surname? Vicky?
Speaker 13: Toes?
Speaker 2: T is never heard that?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: Why toes? To your missus Toes or missus toe?
Speaker 13: Missuses?
Speaker 6: You have no idea how many people miss spellers?
Speaker 2: I bet every day you're trying to do something online
Speaker 2: sorry on the phone speaking to a company and they're
Speaker 2: like as in toe, yes right, And it always happened?
Speaker 2: Was that originally your name made name or I married
Speaker 2: that name? You became a toe.
Speaker 4: Heritage?
Speaker 2: Vicky?
Speaker 4: Where you come from before Australia? Sorry, what's its heritage?
Speaker 2: Toes.
Speaker 13: I think it's English.
Speaker 2: And it ends there. Tune in tomorrow morning for more
Speaker 2: etymology on the radio here on the ABC, The Origin
Speaker 2: of Words, Part nine hundred toe. All right, let's go
Speaker 2: to Graham. Good morning, g man.
Speaker 9: Hey, you go mike yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm good. So Graham, what's your surname for us? Heart?
Speaker 12: Hikay, get in strong name.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a detective cop show. You know who we
Speaker 2: need cool hearts? Graham Heart, d I Heart, oh heart, alright,
Speaker 2: all heart all the time. All right, thank you very much,
Speaker 2: Graham Heart, Sir Jack, What have you got them from?
Speaker 2: Listeners donated surnames finger, hand, toes, Heart, Bobby Ball and
Speaker 2: Bobby Ball. That's not again. Have you got any more
Speaker 2: surnames of yours? Not a friend or so many work?
Speaker 2: It's gotta be your surname that is a body part
Speaker 2: as well. Nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: On the Search for You this morning. If your surname
Speaker 2: is a body Park spoke to a lovely lady yesterday
Speaker 2: paying her bill leone finger, and I said, you know what, no,
Speaker 2: only are going to pay you Bill, You've given me
Speaker 2: an idea for the show. Are there other people in
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne who's got a surname that is a
Speaker 2: body part? Turns out there's quite a few, and we're
Speaker 2: about to speak to a load more. Jack who we've
Speaker 2: spoken to so far.
Speaker 4: Ashley Hand, Vicky Toes, Graham Heart and the only figure.
Speaker 2: Why do you keep missing out our good friend Bobby Ball.
Speaker 2: He's too busy to calling. Mister Ball deserves a name check.
Speaker 4: Put him on the wife.
Speaker 2: Right in the middle there, All right, let's go to
Speaker 2: the lines now, William, good morning.
Speaker 6: They aren't.
Speaker 2: That's sorry. I just want to hear with the old
Speaker 2: industrial bang saw on the background, what are you calling
Speaker 2: from a saw? Meal?
Speaker 4: That's why we can hear the noise?
Speaker 2: And what's your surname? Double t? Gotcha? Oh? Double tea?
Speaker 2: At the end, they're okay, mister fuck William Foot will foop?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, will fup? Cheers, buddy, have a
Speaker 2: good day. All right, this one I'm really excited about. Nicole. Hi,
Speaker 2: you very good. Nicole. What's your surname?
Speaker 13: Bottom?
Speaker 2: Stop the show? Back up? Pick it up tomorrow, Nicole,
Speaker 2: need to steady myself here you are a bottom? Yes?
Speaker 2: How long have you been a bottom? My whole life?
Speaker 2: It's an amazing name, isn't it. I've never heard of.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, is it a pain in
Speaker 2: the backside? Everywhere you go trying to explain it and I.
Speaker 13: Usually have to spell it because people think they hear
Speaker 13: it then aren't quite sure if that's what I'm actually saying.
Speaker 2: But I've never spoken to bottom. There you have? Well,
Speaker 2: there you go, like goals ticked?
Speaker 4: Nicole. Has the family ever thought about changing it?
Speaker 2: Or you yourself changing it to Nicole Booty?
Speaker 13: Maybe maybe it's my dad's name and there's only me
Speaker 13: and my sister who are still left with the name.
Speaker 2: So keeping that legacy going the Bottom family. It's amazing.
Speaker 2: I'm just in Awa and you're taking away to think
Speaker 2: about this. All right, Nicole Bottom, Thank you very much,
Speaker 2: Thank you? All right. So we go from Nicole Bottom
Speaker 2: two Carol, Good morning, Carol, Hi Christian. So we go
Speaker 2: from Nicole Bottom to Carol Amazing, Another great one, Carol Skin.
Speaker 13: Yeah again, I.
Speaker 2: Have a double letter as well. I'm a double in right, okay,
Speaker 2: like our friend mister Foot with the double t at
Speaker 2: the end. Carol's skin with two ends just left me
Speaker 2: hanging all right with the indicators when Carmore Interton to me,
Speaker 2: missus Skin, thank you very much for calling him. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go to Chris. Good morning, Chris, Yeah, good morning, Glad.
Speaker 2: Pretty good. So your surname is the body part? What's
Speaker 2: it for you? Chris? Hell? Hell? He t a l right, okay, gotcha?
Speaker 2: All right, Chris, thank you very much. Uh. Stewart, Yeah, Hello,
Speaker 2: this is a great one to end on. Stuart. What's
Speaker 2: your surname? I love this as much as Nicole Bottom.
Speaker 2: Stewart Arms Arm and mister Arm, what do you do
Speaker 2: for a living?
Speaker 12: I'm a sALS red for Scbay Company.
Speaker 4: You actually said it sounds like a villain in a
Speaker 4: superhero movie, doesn't mister.
Speaker 2: M We mean again, Stewart, that is amazing, Stewart Arm,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for calling him. Than guys, all
Speaker 2: right then, And to text here from different people about
Speaker 2: the surname knee bone high Christian not my surname, however,
Speaker 2: my I used to work with someone whose surname was
Speaker 2: knee bone. And then I get another text here, my
Speaker 2: ex wife's surname is knee bone. Even after our twenty
Speaker 2: year divorce. She still hasn't reverted back to it. Do
Speaker 2: you think the person said these to work with someone
Speaker 2: whose maiden name was Kneebone's the person he got married
Speaker 2: to but then divorced from same knee bone. She's the
Speaker 2: same knee bone. Isn't it all right? We got the
Speaker 2: news and sport coming up next. This has been high
Speaker 2: concept Radio.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three this week on the outwork Time Waster giving you
Speaker 2: and three mates a chance to go to Australian Guinea's
Speaker 2: Day at Flemington Racecourse. Tickets are twenty five dollars at Ticketech.
Speaker 2: You can win you and three mates with the best
Speaker 2: at work time Waster today. What with Stormzy the non
Speaker 2: singing dog but the beautiful dog and howling dog at
Speaker 2: songs but definitely not singing it any songs. It's dog songs.
Speaker 2: Dog songs is what we're looking for. This is how
Speaker 2: we're doing it.
Speaker 4: Very good.
Speaker 15: Start chewed sweet shoes, Elvis Choo, sweet shoes, Love will
Speaker 15: Terrier us apart. What let's talk about fetch baby, Let's
Speaker 15: talk about me? Ellen John m Spaniel, Don't dream it's
Speaker 15: rover Walkie is like an Egyptian stop any very too
Speaker 15: many and can't read my hand right in there, right jack?
Speaker 2: What have you got for dog songs?
Speaker 4: Bark life Ah, yes, of course, shiny stuffy people. That's
Speaker 4: not that that could actually.
Speaker 2: And the silence.
Speaker 4: Let you know all about that Bassett, All about that
Speaker 4: bass all about that bassett. Stinky pull out now, put
Speaker 4: out now, puppy, don't preach.
Speaker 2: No, that's good noth then I'll retire, okay and send
Speaker 2: us yours to text him at oh four seven five
Speaker 2: O three one oh four three O four seven five
Speaker 2: O three one oh four three dog songs could be
Speaker 2: winning you in three mates after the races, good luck.
Speaker 2: We mark them in ten minutes time.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three I forgrabs this week on our work time waster
Speaker 2: Austraining Guineas Day at Flemington Racecourse. Tickets are twenty five
Speaker 2: dollars ago at ticket tick and you can win them
Speaker 2: right now. Be you and three mates today with our
Speaker 2: quest to see if storm Sy the dog would come
Speaker 2: in and sing to Boomtown ratside on at Mondays. He
Speaker 2: howled at it. There was no singing whatsoever. We're looking
Speaker 2: for dog songs. You ready to mark? Yeah? Alright e.
Speaker 2: Some very good ones. Another p on the wall gold,
Speaker 2: what an Alex. It's a long way to the shop
Speaker 2: if your sausage dog way to the top, Bronze nice
Speaker 2: tryal in there in Montrose rhythm is a dashound Silver
Speaker 2: Besy and Preston cheap wine and a three legged beagle.
Speaker 4: Oh I feel sorry for the dog.
Speaker 2: Silver whip it instead of.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 2: Have you ever really loved the dog? Brian Adams Silver?
Speaker 2: I think that's right. Luca Nussa really struggling a moment,
Speaker 2: really struggling with this form. He used to own this bit,
Speaker 2: but now over the place up there in Noosir, Lady
Speaker 2: my Dogga, Lady Madonna. Yeah, Ryan, tough luck poor to
Speaker 2: the floor.
Speaker 4: That's better sivil plus.
Speaker 2: Nick in Brunswick a new Alsatian in excess o clever,
Speaker 2: very good, well done. Whitney Houston's I Will Always Walk
Speaker 2: You for Gold, Duke's in Croydon very good. The pugs
Speaker 2: don't work, leaving Glen Hunley my favorite one for the verse.
Speaker 2: The drugs don't work. The pugs don't work.
Speaker 4: That's Gold plus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Liam and Glenn Huntley very good. Throw your paws
Speaker 2: around me. Nice one for hunters and collectors.
Speaker 4: Bronze plus.
Speaker 2: This is great from the eighties. Never gonna give you
Speaker 2: pup Rick Astley, Silver h don't go breaking my Oh,
Speaker 2: don't go barking my heart, el John and Kiky. That's
Speaker 2: very good. Don't go bark in my heart.
Speaker 4: Silver plus.
Speaker 2: Bohemian Rats, houndy houndy Dude.
Speaker 4: I didn't like a bronze.
Speaker 2: I just got to say, I rough you Lisa, Lisa,
Speaker 2: well done, jumping Jack Russell, Civil plus all the small
Speaker 2: dogs instead of all the small things. Civil plus, Julie,
Speaker 2: well done, Bite me baby one more time.
Speaker 4: Silver minus.
Speaker 2: I'm a retriever monkeys, I'm a believer.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 2: Gold and finally, let's get the puppy started.
Speaker 4: Civil plus.
Speaker 2: Who is off to the race?
Speaker 4: Who pugs don't work? And I'll always rough you?
Speaker 2: Yeah both.
Speaker 4: I think I'll go pugs don't the pugs don't work.
Speaker 2: Let's do that well mate, You're off to the races.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: As always, if you want to email us anything to
Speaker 2: do with the show that we've kicked up and talked about.
Speaker 2: We call it late to the party. This is another
Speaker 2: late late to the party. That's for stuff we were
Speaker 2: talking about last year. Guy here called Ken listens to
Speaker 2: the show. What a surname? And Dan we've talked about
Speaker 2: surnames Ken Butcher, Ken Butcher, Christian. Towards the end of
Speaker 2: last year, you were mentioning how you've had recently found
Speaker 2: out something about Pats that she didn't know that you knew.
Speaker 2: You told Jack about it. He giggled and got all excited,
Speaker 2: and you said that's enough for this year, and said
Speaker 2: you come back to it next year. Christian, I suddenly
Speaker 2: thought this the other day. I love this. I've forgotten
Speaker 2: about it. Ken Butcher. Sudden he thought about this the
Speaker 2: other day. What is in the shower? You know? Some
Speaker 2: tell us how shower thoughts thinking about me? And he
Speaker 2: wants to know when am I going to drop this
Speaker 2: huge revelation about what I know about Pats that she
Speaker 2: doesn't know that I know. It's a nice thing, is it?
Speaker 2: But it's it's jaw dropping, isn't it.
Speaker 4: It's this amazing information that you haven't told us to
Speaker 4: get from a third source.
Speaker 5: Who's the third source? Not my husband?
Speaker 2: Like a good journalists.
Speaker 4: I thought good journalists reveal.
Speaker 2: That's a bad one.
Speaker 4: I thought you had to credit the source.
Speaker 2: You know, you don't credit the source.
Speaker 5: And you've got like a undercover EXPOSI I.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't say anything on any naise, but Barry told me
Speaker 2: who mister bigg is? All right, So I tell you
Speaker 2: what I do?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: All right, Tomorrow morning, I'll give you the chance to
Speaker 2: share with us what you think it is. You like that,
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 2: And then if you if you don't reveal it by eight,
Speaker 2: I will share what it is. I promise you it's nice.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not it's not a bad thing whatsoever. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's I think it's amazing. It's something that I know
Speaker 2: that every single listener would get excited about and then
Speaker 2: want something else to happen. I agree, really yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: So tomorrow morning you need.
Speaker 4: To write, maybe right down a list of things overnight, allright, three.
Speaker 2: Things you think it is? Okay, all right, share those
Speaker 2: with us. This will we also find out a lot
Speaker 2: of other stuff, right all right? Then have this tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Top three things you think that I know about you
Speaker 2: that are amazing right, Okay.
Speaker 5: I'll have to think of three things that are amazing
Speaker 5: about more.
Speaker 2: Ye. See back here tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: That is today's show. We are back tomorrow morning, paying
Speaker 2: more biles Elton John tickets and we didn't get around
Speaker 2: today to Facebook marketplace, so we're back with that tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Title of today's show is Sir, which continues because it
Speaker 2: really does between now and the end of the year.
Speaker 2: For I will find a singing dog could be calling
Speaker 2: you next on pay your bills and joy today. We'll
Speaker 2: speak to you tomorrow morning when we are gonna drop
Speaker 2: a big old truth bomb about Patrina Jones.
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Speaker 1: point three