Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I right to bross the band never did get a response.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm ready, So.
Speaker 5: Come on, old timers, you put the left leg in
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Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one O four point.
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, Monday morning, five minutes past six.
Speaker 3: It's the Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Jackie boy, Hi Christian. I'm a lot better today.
Speaker 5: Patsy though sadly not with us. Patsy and I cannot
Speaker 5: be in the same radio show together now it's one in,
Speaker 5: one out. Patsy's not very well now. She was also
Speaker 5: fighting on the undercard yesterday in Saddi Araba for the
Speaker 5: Tyson Fury in Ghana fight. You see she knocked out
Speaker 5: Logan Pole in the first round. Amazing. So she's partying
Speaker 5: in Saudi Rock in the canspar hopefully back on the
Speaker 5: show tomorrow or Wednesday.
Speaker 3: I come in this morning. Do you have a wake up?
Speaker 5: Sometimes where from a dream and then you were oh god,
Speaker 5: that was actually just a dream.
Speaker 3: That's not my life.
Speaker 5: Some celebrities appeared to me in my dream, offering me
Speaker 5: a job. Jack offering me a job for a brief way.
Speaker 5: I thought I had a way out of this place, but.
Speaker 3: Now for an eternity, an eternity in my dream, right,
Speaker 3: you know, I love the podcast SmartLess. Yes, Will Arnette
Speaker 3: called me. Okay, they were kicking off Sean.
Speaker 4: I love Sean on that podcast.
Speaker 5: Well they I don't hate. I was the messenger of
Speaker 5: what appeared to me in this dream. I swear to
Speaker 5: god this was a dream.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 5: I'm driving from the studio right, and I see it's
Speaker 5: Will on it. I don't have him in my phone, right,
Speaker 5: but in the dream, this is my life. I don't
Speaker 5: know what's happened between now and how I get Will
Speaker 5: on it's phone number. Anyway, Willette's called him, right, and
Speaker 5: he's saying hey, you know, and it was his voice.
Speaker 5: He was in the dream, and I could hear Jason
Speaker 5: Bateman in the background, who does this podcast with him, right,
Speaker 5: called Smartness, and he was laughing as well. And they
Speaker 5: were offering me a job. They were kicking off Sean,
Speaker 5: and they wanted me to come and do the show.
Speaker 5: And then obviously the dream ended. It just ended like that.
Speaker 4: First of all, how did you react, well, did you
Speaker 4: take the job? Straight away, or did you think about
Speaker 4: the commitments you have here?
Speaker 5: The dream just ended, Jackiet, It just sort of went
Speaker 5: through and it was over. And then I woke up
Speaker 5: and I was just like, God, damn it, that isn't reality.
Speaker 5: What a cruel dream. Who's had a celebrity job offer
Speaker 5: in their dreams? And then just like, why would my
Speaker 5: dreams do that to me?
Speaker 4: I had a dream once that I was dating Amy
Speaker 4: Shark and the dream was just.
Speaker 3: In case you've got to new she is.
Speaker 4: We were in the back of an uber together talking
Speaker 4: about our relationship.
Speaker 5: When you're dating her, I was dating her in the dream.
Speaker 5: What's happened to your wife and kids?
Speaker 4: It's just one of those alternate dream realities where she
Speaker 4: didn't ever exist.
Speaker 7: That isn't to me on smartness, how did Christian get
Speaker 7: on that?
Speaker 4: And I woke up. I've told since told Biancher about
Speaker 4: the dream, and she has never liked Amy Shark since then.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: See, I think if you turn a woman that you've
Speaker 5: been seeing someone in a dream in their minds, it's
Speaker 5: the same as reality. I once had a dream about Madonna. Okay,
Speaker 5: my wife now even when she sees Madonna's TV she
Speaker 5: goes see your friend.
Speaker 7: I'm not had dreams and nonsense.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 7: I've never thought about it in that way before. I
Speaker 7: just had a dream.
Speaker 4: I gotta say, you press play on a lot of man.
Speaker 4: Now you know why?
Speaker 5: Now you know why, Caitlin, who have you had a
Speaker 5: celebrity in your dream?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 8: But I wasn't dating them. It was Sandra Bullock, who
Speaker 8: we all know. I absolutely love.
Speaker 5: An a door I like you say that we all know. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean a lot, a lot goes on in my life.
Speaker 5: There does the stuff I do know. I haven't got
Speaker 5: that permanently action to my life. I don't see you
Speaker 5: and go Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 8: Well she is. So just know from now on that
Speaker 8: I love her more than anything. And I've had two
Speaker 8: dreams in my lifetime.
Speaker 5: Where these radio are these radio friendly? These dreams because
Speaker 5: you weren't even dating.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, we weren't dating or anything. I just
Speaker 8: want to be her friend and in the dreams.
Speaker 3: So what are you like a stalker?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: I just work with her because I work in media. Obviously,
Speaker 8: I'm used to being around.
Speaker 3: That watch outside of here with you guys. This is
Speaker 3: a big show, steady ho, it's this media gold Rock
Speaker 3: four point three?
Speaker 4: Is this mediam and what was your role?
Speaker 8: And so I was just working with her. I have
Speaker 8: no idea how I was there, but it was natural
Speaker 8: in the dream, and we got along so well.
Speaker 3: It was organic, It.
Speaker 8: Was organic, and yeah, we got along so well that
Speaker 8: we became friends. And then I woke up from that
Speaker 8: and realized that in fact I.
Speaker 3: Was Were you depressed?
Speaker 4: It was so there was that first few minutes, I'm
Speaker 4: waking out. Yeah, yeah, you're really bunding.
Speaker 8: You've got to like pull yourself out of the dream.
Speaker 8: Just be like, okay, reality, Where am I? What's happening?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 8: That wasn't real good.
Speaker 3: I don't work with Sandra Bullet all right?
Speaker 4: Against Christian will do well.
Speaker 3: You don't know is he going to be here?
Speaker 2: Is he joined SmartLess The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: That's a celebrity or celebrities appeared in a dream? Nine
Speaker 5: four one four one o four three two were dreams, right,
Speaker 5: They're a magical, mystical thing. We got to sleep, right,
Speaker 5: and then stories are made that we create or someone
Speaker 5: else does whatever it goes on in her head whilst
Speaker 5: we're sleep. We're also kept alive and our body is
Speaker 5: being breathed as well, whereas sweet, you.
Speaker 7: Know nothing about it.
Speaker 5: I was just telling jack El years ago Chanta guys
Speaker 5: are literally A professor of dreams at Cambridge University in
Speaker 5: one of the world's foremost experts about what happens with dreaming,
Speaker 5: and he said, we only know about five percent of
Speaker 5: what goes on. The rest of it is basically people
Speaker 5: like me speculating. This is what we think happens when
Speaker 5: we go to sleep, and what dreams are about. Saturday night,
Speaker 5: we were out to dinner with this couple and they've
Speaker 5: lived in Australia for about fifteen years. They're Swiss and
Speaker 5: Chandler wife. And I said, so are you now They've
Speaker 5: got citls and shouldn't have got passport. So I said,
Speaker 5: so you now, do you identify as or straining? She goes, well,
Speaker 5: I do now the last couple of years. She goes,
Speaker 5: for all my life and even thought about this, She says,
Speaker 5: for all my life I dreamt and obviously in the
Speaker 5: dream Swiss, now get this. I can't sit thinking about
Speaker 5: it since Saturday night. Her dreams she dreams in English
Speaker 5: for us, that's just how you dream right. Her brain
Speaker 5: has rewired in the last couple of years. In the
Speaker 5: last couple she dreams now in a different language.
Speaker 4: Yes, I wonder though when she has dreams about going
Speaker 4: I often still have dreams where I'm back in high
Speaker 4: school and it's not weird to be in high school again.
Speaker 4: If she goes back to Swiss or does she go back?
Speaker 3: There is English to ask her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't know that what someone's brain would rewire.
Speaker 5: They're now dream an entirely different language like your brain.
Speaker 3: Your dream's update.
Speaker 5: All right, So celebrities appearing in dreams nine four one
Speaker 5: four one oh four three.
Speaker 7: Brad, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 10: How are you.
Speaker 5: I'm good, Brad. I hope you had a lovely weekend.
Speaker 5: So who appeared? Which famous person?
Speaker 9: Uh? Soberlanka the tennis player who won the Australian Open
Speaker 9: this year.
Speaker 3: That is a very specific dream. And are you professional
Speaker 3: tennis player?
Speaker 4: Do you train them not playets themselves like tents?
Speaker 9: So I was watching a tennis she won the Tomer
Speaker 9: and of course she was great, and then I had
Speaker 9: a dream that I somehow want a chance to play
Speaker 9: against the in like a big excission match in a
Speaker 9: in a stadium full of people, and she was so
Speaker 9: mad that I was so embarrassingly bad to play against,
Speaker 9: and I was hopeless and should just give me death
Speaker 9: theirs the entire match, and I felt so awful.
Speaker 5: It's a kind of cruel dream, isn't it, because it
Speaker 5: builds your hopes up, and you know, it's even the
Speaker 5: way that you'd even like. It's not like you're in
Speaker 5: a grand Slam. It's a measured kind of dream, isn't it.
Speaker 5: You're in a it's a competition, in an exhibition sort
Speaker 5: of match.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and she was pissed up, they see it was
Speaker 9: forced to do it and play against the complete complete.
Speaker 4: Le See, this is what's so cool about dreams. Somewhere
Speaker 4: in our body, we're creating the dream. Why can't we
Speaker 4: just make it you win?
Speaker 5: I'm surely the dream is something that's above realistic expectations,
Speaker 5: a chance to dream.
Speaker 3: Brad, I'm sorry to here that happened to you in
Speaker 3: the dream.
Speaker 6: Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Good morning to Now, Christian. I once had a dream
Speaker 5: slash nightmare. When I if you've ever had a nightmare
Speaker 5: involving a celebrity, I even more want to hear that. Okay,
Speaker 5: why do we create such torment? For ourselves while we're asleep.
Speaker 5: They're supposed to be dreams. Christian I once had a
Speaker 5: dream slash nightmare where my favorite actress was driving a train,
Speaker 5: not only train, Thomas the tank engine, and.
Speaker 7: It was she was driving it straight for me. Why
Speaker 7: wouldn't she be doing that, Jill, that's so cruel?
Speaker 5: All right, let's talk about big performances and well done
Speaker 5: to everyone who courageously came forward a couple of weeks
Speaker 5: ago when we said, if we were going to put
Speaker 5: on our own high school musical but for grown ups
Speaker 5: who never got a speaking role back in the day,
Speaker 5: would you be up for this? And on Thursday night
Speaker 5: it happened. There were eighteen eighteen of you on stage
Speaker 5: to our very own bar version of Grease sat here
Speaker 5: in the eighties at a tape called Grouse the musical
Speaker 5: Jackie Boy.
Speaker 3: How well did everyone do?
Speaker 4: Incredible for it's a memory that they're going to have
Speaker 4: for the rest of their lives. Everybody was just so giddy, enthusiastic.
Speaker 4: There was a lot of nerves beforehand, but they came
Speaker 4: at it with the perfect attitude, and because it was
Speaker 4: all their friends and family in the crowd, everybody was
Speaker 4: really warm, and there was no awkwardness, even where people
Speaker 4: were missing their lines on stage.
Speaker 5: I had to sing yeah, you know color whiskerl We
Speaker 5: didn't even have a script or a venue, and it's
Speaker 5: come out of nowhere and then suddenly they're singing, and
Speaker 5: I think, actually, a way, even though you know family
Speaker 5: and friends are on your side, there's actually really nerve
Speaker 5: reckon to get up in front of family and friends.
Speaker 5: In fact, they're all strangers are sometimes easier.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they did an amazing job. And then at
Speaker 4: the end of it was as if they won the
Speaker 4: Grand Final. They were hugging and kissing and it was.
Speaker 5: Like got great email here from someone who actually was
Speaker 5: in the audience as well. Thank you to everyone who
Speaker 5: came along and supported them and got around them. So
Speaker 5: this is from Liz Christian. I was at this show
Speaker 5: Thursday night. I was actually very grateful to go as
Speaker 5: an audience member. The whole production was fantastic, funny, really
Speaker 5: really amusing. Although the people sitting next to or obviously
Speaker 5: didn't think so they left at the in.
Speaker 7: They left on the intermission, never come back.
Speaker 3: You know what you're seeing.
Speaker 4: Had a good time, been Patty in her family.
Speaker 3: Actually I did. When I read this, I thought you
Speaker 3: sat next to Newman's.
Speaker 5: We can't say any more on that because there's a
Speaker 5: huge truth that none of us can ever speak of.
Speaker 5: Any who can't say anymore because her mum monitors the
Speaker 5: show when Patsy's non hello Mama. Newman had a good
Speaker 5: time chatting with Jack and would like to thank Hoy
Speaker 5: for taking the time to have a after show photo
Speaker 5: with us.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 5: Liz Rest assured that man loves a photo, loves a
Speaker 5: photo anyone.
Speaker 3: Liz, thank you very much for being part of it.
Speaker 3: You can see the video right.
Speaker 5: Have everything that happened, Have a look no you confront
Speaker 5: on Instagram and on Facebook. Go to the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 5: Here's what happened Thursday night when eighteen of you stepped
Speaker 5: up and said, you know what, I'm finally ready for
Speaker 5: speaking and singing part.
Speaker 3: Give me the stage.
Speaker 11: After no auditions and only one rehearsal, the curtain went
Speaker 11: up on grass on Musical.
Speaker 4: On the counter, three say go graphs.
Speaker 3: One too great.
Speaker 11: Our cast hit the stage, but would they hit the
Speaker 11: right notes?
Speaker 7: There was some show stopping moments.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 6: Halfway down page thirteen, are we missing what yeah, all right,
Speaker 6: who wants to be in the show.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I was apding to my mind.
Speaker 7: They hit note.
Speaker 12: After note the school dropout, go golders, span has set
Speaker 12: for you?
Speaker 7: After note mate.
Speaker 13: Can't you see that sea gulls?
Speaker 11: Nick to my goom sack too after note.
Speaker 4: They didn't guys, we were entering the final scene of
Speaker 4: the nine.
Speaker 5: I know correct response, Well done.
Speaker 7: It was a triumphon come on, come.
Speaker 1: Inspired, the passion back up again. I want to keep going.
Speaker 1: I want to keep singing and keep performing.
Speaker 11: Just feel like a part of me from my childhood
Speaker 11: that I've never got to do.
Speaker 4: I've done it now.
Speaker 8: It's just amazing, so I can tick that off the
Speaker 8: bucket list.
Speaker 14: We've come together. We've known each other all of four
Speaker 14: or five days from our dress rehearsal, and everyone was
Speaker 14: just so enthusiastic, so supportive, so caring, amazing.
Speaker 15: I'm just rapped to have been able to do it,
Speaker 15: because you know, you got to live, laugh right and
Speaker 15: have fun. Can you please plan to Greece too, because
Speaker 15: we've got to do this again.
Speaker 7: This can't be a one off.
Speaker 3: It's too much fun.
Speaker 5: How lovely is that? Just hearing what it all meant?
Speaker 5: To them, go and watch the video or chie you
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Speaker 5: find us on Instagram. The Christian O'Connell's leave your messages underneath.
Speaker 5: I know all the Castle Kroby looking at that as well.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 6: It's Christian connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: What is your most hated, despised, treaded household chaw? Christian,
Speaker 5: I would have to say the most despised household shaw
Speaker 5: for me would be.
Speaker 7: Cleaning my Venetian blinds. Oh, Crystal, the nightmare of it? Oh,
Speaker 7: when will it ends?
Speaker 3: The struggle is real?
Speaker 5: Oh the Venetians, Derek, they need cleaning again, Venetian lines.
Speaker 5: If it's a totem bowl of first world problems, hey,
Speaker 5: Venetian blinds and the cleaning of that's going to be
Speaker 5: near the first world problems.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Crystal.
Speaker 7: Christian. Is the dusting.
Speaker 5: I don't think I've ever dusted in my life. This
Speaker 5: The dusting stays clean for a couple of days and
Speaker 5: then he's dusting again.
Speaker 4: Who is dustings? Never use it?
Speaker 3: No, I've never dusted.
Speaker 5: For me, I would say it's actually putting the closes
Speaker 5: out on the line, the pegs and then the dreaded,
Speaker 5: and obviously because there's you know, the teenagers, what they
Speaker 5: do with their clothes.
Speaker 3: There's so much washing to do. It's relentless every day.
Speaker 5: Is they don't put their clothes away right when I
Speaker 5: go in there and go there's bedrooms, a tip, there's
Speaker 5: closed this over the floor. They go fine, and then
Speaker 5: they bring down and dump all those clothes out and went.
Speaker 7: These are dirty, these are wrong. I just took these back.
Speaker 5: Up as like sisyphus pushing the clothes the laundry basket
Speaker 5: back up the hill.
Speaker 7: I just took these up.
Speaker 3: The other day.
Speaker 5: This is so you don't have to fold it. You're
Speaker 5: delaying it for a couple of days by getting me
Speaker 5: to wash it again. So it's the it's the pulling
Speaker 5: them out on the line and then getting off the
Speaker 5: line and working out which is my wife's, which are
Speaker 5: my daughters it's and that to me is my most
Speaker 5: I dread it. I am in my relationship with my
Speaker 5: wife and I I'm always the guy that makes the bed.
Speaker 5: I don't mind doing that, but putting the clothes out
Speaker 5: is my idea of Hell.
Speaker 4: No, I hate the bed. That's my job in our
Speaker 4: house as well. I hate getting the sheet on the corners,
Speaker 4: but especially hat changing over the Douner cover.
Speaker 5: Now is it the Douna cover. Yeah, you've got the
Speaker 5: technique now because I've done that one. You know, I
Speaker 5: think everyone has up just being this one where you
Speaker 5: do it inside and.
Speaker 4: Go inside out, you go in the corners, you become
Speaker 4: a ghost, and.
Speaker 5: Then you shake it down, yes, and then all you
Speaker 5: got to do, and that's the really hardbit is buttoning
Speaker 5: it back up again.
Speaker 3: That's the worst bit. But you I think you've got
Speaker 3: the ones where it's a zippy.
Speaker 4: Even with the zipper. I hate it. It's my most
Speaker 4: hated chore, only second to picking up the dog pools
Speaker 4: in the backyard.
Speaker 3: Oh god, that's just a humiliating task, isn't it? Just
Speaker 3: the dog looks it.
Speaker 5: My dog looks at me right, and I'm sure that
Speaker 5: they're getting messages like so am I in charge of him?
Speaker 5: I just crap and he picks up my boo. It's
Speaker 5: it's a horrible humiliating task picking.
Speaker 7: Up their poos.
Speaker 4: I love being a dog owner, but I do think
Speaker 4: sometimes when our dog's time has come, will we get
Speaker 4: another dog? Because I hate picking up the poos.
Speaker 7: Now that I'm.
Speaker 5: Afraid is what I would call the bewitching our strong talk.
Speaker 5: You were just telling me beautifully, how Gordon, your twenty
Speaker 5: two month old boy loves his pet dog Lunar. He
Speaker 5: adores loosen The next minute, this is what it is
Speaker 5: to be a dad, because you can go from that
Speaker 5: is lovely, that needs to end.
Speaker 4: Enjoy it?
Speaker 3: Why you can some You're already measuring up from dog coffin.
Speaker 3: So what you want?
Speaker 4: Have plenty of years left? But I just don't. I
Speaker 4: just hate the boos in the backyard.
Speaker 3: I just I'm telling you now, if anything was that
Speaker 3: would Lunar your hundred getting a new one?
Speaker 4: Yeah you could, I reckon, I go wing without that
Speaker 4: presence in the house and want to replace it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: But the new one is learning to poo only at
Speaker 4: the park.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 3: What is your most hated despised household? Sure? Putting the
Speaker 3: washing out, bringing it back in for me, check your
Speaker 3: boy for you.
Speaker 4: Dog poo's in the backyard, cleaning them up. And I
Speaker 4: don't like changing the bed sheets.
Speaker 5: Why why haven't you got a I invested in research
Speaker 5: into a very long handled pooper Scooper, obviously, don't take
Speaker 5: that out on her. I took it out like Wallace
Speaker 5: and Gromma on a dog walm down there down the
Speaker 5: oval with metallic arms, edward poopy hands, scooping all up
Speaker 5: like some a snob.
Speaker 3: I won't bend down and picked this muck up.
Speaker 4: But in the backyard it's a brooming shovel.
Speaker 3: It's not a broom.
Speaker 5: It's a special kind of so I've got two attachments.
Speaker 5: So they got like a fork, one a compress a button,
Speaker 5: or it's like a shovel and you enter this pan.
Speaker 3: It's so much better. You don't have to bend down.
Speaker 4: Mel who works on the show, came in and said
Speaker 4: that she uses an old pair of kitchen tongs to
Speaker 4: pick up the pools in the backyard. No, that's disgusting.
Speaker 5: No, no, this is because your drop bits as well,
Speaker 5: something like grabbing a hand at the fair or the circus.
Speaker 7: That gad.
Speaker 4: And then when someone goes to grab some tongs doing
Speaker 4: a barbecue, like.
Speaker 5: Oh god, oh someone already had a snag on this,
Speaker 5: whiff you one. Why hasn't someone invented some kind of
Speaker 5: spray that we can.
Speaker 3: Spray on it that it sort of dissolves, it dissolves it.
Speaker 3: Surely someone must be able to do that.
Speaker 5: Now, Christian, almost despised householdier will be cleaning the cobwebs.
Speaker 5: I don't like destroying the spider homes, Christian. I hate
Speaker 5: washing the ditch dish, particularly the pants.
Speaker 3: See, I don't mind doing that. I find it quite
Speaker 3: sort of mindfulness.
Speaker 4: You get into the dishes you can luck in. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I agree with.
Speaker 3: That, Christian.
Speaker 5: My partner is an agent of chaos. She knows I
Speaker 5: hate doing the washing, and whenever she puts a pair
Speaker 5: of leggings into the dirty washing basket, she also takes
Speaker 5: her socks off and leaves them stash.
Speaker 3: My wife does this.
Speaker 5: It drives me nuts, right because all there's one leg
Speaker 5: just folded in the other, and I meant to pull
Speaker 5: her apart, so to speak, with her clothes and are untangled.
Speaker 3: All I just chuck it in like that and then
Speaker 3: all hang it out on the line.
Speaker 7: My wife still goes, you're a child, You're a child.
Speaker 7: You couldn't do this.
Speaker 5: If if that's how you treat the clothes, then that's
Speaker 5: how I will treat the clothes.
Speaker 4: Baggy takes off her jumper and t shirt at the
Speaker 4: same time, the T shirt lives inside the jumper through
Speaker 4: the wash.
Speaker 3: You're right, agents of chaos. These people are agents of chaos. Christian.
Speaker 5: Give a few more years when Gordon's a bit older,
Speaker 5: Jack can hamble the landmine collection to young Gordon.
Speaker 3: All this is yours.
Speaker 4: It's a game for you, son.
Speaker 3: All right, let's see some cools.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Harry, Good morning guys. We're good Harry.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show. So at home. What's your most
Speaker 3: despised chore?
Speaker 16: I cannot stand pairing the bloody socks, mate.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we've got a whole part now of the old ones.
Speaker 4: I've got a good back for you, actually, please du Yeah.
Speaker 4: In my sock draw, I've got a divider.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't want to go in that sock draw.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but it's a crusty old divider. I not
Speaker 3: put my hand.
Speaker 4: It's a normal IQ divider. On the left hand side,
Speaker 4: I've got pared socks. On the right hand side is
Speaker 4: like a waiting bay for the friends to come along.
Speaker 4: So all the singles go in there and then when
Speaker 4: their match comes along, they'll go across over to the
Speaker 4: left hand side.
Speaker 3: Geus.
Speaker 16: My hack to you guys is just buy forty pairs
Speaker 16: of the same bloody suck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they untangle. Where did they go at night?
Speaker 3: Do they trying to skate all these lone socks?
Speaker 16: I'm just over a guys, just over a guy.
Speaker 5: So that's it, Harry, I thinks, all right, Harry, have
Speaker 5: a nice day, thanks for going the show mate mate.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Richard.
Speaker 16: Good morning.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I would rather pick up.
Speaker 17: The barker's eggs. And I've got to say the nard
Speaker 17: doesn't pick up any more of my wife's huge teabags
Speaker 17: decorating the kitchen sink.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wife does?
Speaker 7: What is that about?
Speaker 4: First of all, did you call dog poo's barker's eggs?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Correct?
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I never heard of that before. Farther away to
Speaker 5: use a future points down, I learned a bit more
Speaker 5: about Australian life here barker's eggs.
Speaker 3: I like it. It works.
Speaker 5: But yeah, my wife does that. And the bin is
Speaker 5: a mere amount of inches away. Just open up a
Speaker 5: door and drop it in.
Speaker 3: Yep. Okay, thank you, Richard. Let's go to Matt. Morning.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 3: How are you going. Have you had a good weekend?
Speaker 5: Matt?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Thanks? My thing is I absolutely lo washing up the cutlery.
Speaker 3: It drives me bonkers.
Speaker 5: What do you mean big cutlery? Sure there's a standard
Speaker 5: sized knife fork spoon.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, we're talking knife fork spoon.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I literally I live on my own, so I use
Speaker 17: up all my cutlery out of my drawer before I
Speaker 17: wash it up because it just dives me.
Speaker 3: That is not a system.
Speaker 4: Come on, buddy, and it's not actually quite don't like
Speaker 4: doing the knives and fox the easiest bit.
Speaker 7: How much food do you get.
Speaker 1: On the scrub and then.
Speaker 3: Scrubb What are you doing welding the food to.
Speaker 9: It depends what you eat though, But.
Speaker 5: You know, well, I never look at your diet if
Speaker 5: you haven't a scrub it for hours and soaked the
Speaker 5: knife and fork.
Speaker 4: Maybe if you're eating peanut butter for every meal, which
Speaker 4: I will say is the hardest one to get off
Speaker 4: the spoon.
Speaker 5: You say he's eating peanut butter for dinner just because
Speaker 5: he's eating alone. That is not the life of.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that could be possible.
Speaker 4: I actually brought myself a little bench top dishwasher recently
Speaker 4: to sort of cut that out.
Speaker 17: So, yeah, what is it?
Speaker 16: What's that the dishwasher?
Speaker 4: I've never heard of it? Happy is it?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You can get a little one that just sits next
Speaker 3: to you, sink, what a little tinky one in your cup,
Speaker 3: and then a knife and it's done.
Speaker 17: It's supposed to take eight settings, but yeah, I think
Speaker 17: they're exaggerating.
Speaker 16: You can get plates and captain there, but not that
Speaker 16: A lot.
Speaker 5: Is the pinnacle of laces. Seriously, one plate, one knife.
Speaker 5: I need technology to deal with this.
Speaker 3: Matt, Thank you? How much you call mat medus laugh?
Speaker 3: Thank you, have a good day. Thank you, Carl B.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the question, you know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 5: I'm sure like a lot of you, yes, say when
Speaker 5: you heard the news about poor Matthew Perry, it was
Speaker 5: heartbreaking because so many of us loved and still loved friends.
Speaker 5: It will always be remembered as one of the greast
Speaker 5: sitcoms ever. And I recently discovered about five years ago
Speaker 5: when we moved here, my daughters started to watch it
Speaker 5: again from scratch, and you watch it again, it's still
Speaker 5: so funny, relentlessly funny. Over two hundred and seventy odd
Speaker 5: episodes they did in the end, and every single one
Speaker 5: of them you have these big belly laughs and the
Speaker 5: whole six of them were so good together. You watch
Speaker 5: it again now and you realize they had lowly paid
Speaker 5: jobs and yet in probably large apartments. None of it
Speaker 5: actually made sense when you watch it again and going,
Speaker 5: hang on a minute, they are at menial jobs. They're
Speaker 5: living in these amazing penthouse.
Speaker 3: Apartments in New York. We'll skip the reality. It's got
Speaker 3: a sick on. But all six and all six.
Speaker 5: Of the cast members were incredible. However, for me, Matthew
Speaker 5: Perry as Chandler being I always thought was the pure
Speaker 5: kind of comedy king of that show. He would take
Speaker 5: even a line that wasn't the best line and would
Speaker 5: just knock it out the park. He had this unbelievable timing,
Speaker 5: and he was a great physical comic whenever I sort
Speaker 5: of imagined him now and in those scenes, it's the
Speaker 5: physicality he.
Speaker 3: Had as well.
Speaker 5: Obviously Joey was very physical and kinetic in his comedy
Speaker 5: as well. But to me, Matthew Perry I thought was
Speaker 5: the purest, funniest one in that and it was a
Speaker 5: real gift of a comic actor as well.
Speaker 3: It's heartbreaking what happened to him.
Speaker 5: And if you've read his book, you know He's a
Speaker 5: deeply troubled soul, and I hope now that you find
Speaker 5: some kind of peace. But today I want us to
Speaker 5: remember just what a gift he was to the world.
Speaker 5: A very very talented actor as well. He also was
Speaker 5: great if any if you loved The West Swing like me,
Speaker 5: he was great in The West Wing and Studio sixty
Speaker 5: on Sunset Strip, which we started to watch again last night. Anyway, today,
Speaker 5: Charla being one of the greatest sitcom characters ever of
Speaker 5: all time, thanks to Matthew Perry. If you're allowed to
Speaker 5: have three sitcom characters to come round, right for a
Speaker 5: fantasy sitcom dinner, who's coming round? But more importantly, why
Speaker 5: is it that three? So for me, I'm going to
Speaker 5: have Chanda around, all right, So you're going to get
Speaker 5: laughs of plenty. Charla Bing's coming, George Costanz was coming.
Speaker 5: It's either going to be George or Larry David. But
Speaker 5: George is Larry David. So George Costanza because again, I
Speaker 5: would just find him mesmerizing. I would just want to
Speaker 5: sit and ask him stuff about what he's done during
Speaker 5: the day, and that would be the highlight for me.
Speaker 5: So I've got Chandler Bing I've got George Costanza, and
Speaker 5: then it was either going to be Ron Swanson from
Speaker 5: Parks and Rex right, Nick Offerman, who what just the
Speaker 5: thing's amazing. But I'm actually going to go with the
Speaker 5: great actor Ed O'Neill, who was brilliant two sitcoms, Married
Speaker 5: Wood Children and also Modern Family. Are gonna have him
Speaker 5: as Jay Pritchett because he's raised kids and they'd left home,
Speaker 5: and he's a couple of years ahead of me. I'd wanted,
Speaker 5: but once everyone else has gone, have an like a
Speaker 5: last glass of wine and.
Speaker 7: Just swap notes together.
Speaker 3: So that's why I'd go.
Speaker 5: I go Jay Pritchep Chandler Bing and George Costanza. That's
Speaker 5: my fantasy sitcom dinner Jack, who's come around to yours?
Speaker 4: I've put Jerry in there, yep, Jerry Seinfelder. It seemed
Speaker 4: crazy to have a dinner and have the ability to
Speaker 4: bring him over and not have him there.
Speaker 3: I'd be so wide, I'd be too fawning and like,
Speaker 3: he go, can we just what's the deal with you
Speaker 3: and the fan boy?
Speaker 4: Why? Yeah? My number one reason would not having him
Speaker 4: there would be because he would he would just take
Speaker 4: over the whole dinner. Everybody defer to him.
Speaker 5: But I'd almost want to be a flat and all
Speaker 5: that just to see you Like, party invites Jerry round
Speaker 5: and he's got another story, You have another thing, you know,
Speaker 5: another funny bit.
Speaker 4: No, it'd be my job as host to make sure
Speaker 4: that I'm sharing it around the table and making sure
Speaker 4: everybody gets a story. My next is from the Australian
Speaker 4: sitcom Lana and Woodley. I'd have Collen Lane, Colon Lane,
Speaker 4: my favorite comedic people.
Speaker 3: Of all time, funny dude as well.
Speaker 4: Hard to choose between Lana and Woodley, but I just
Speaker 4: feel like Leno would probably when you wanted to have
Speaker 4: a serious chat, he'd offer a little bit more. He
Speaker 4: doesn't have to be laughs all the time.
Speaker 3: Is that when Jerry goes to toilet or a quickly
Speaker 3: just to talk about you know the world right now, Jerry's.
Speaker 7: What's a deal?
Speaker 4: Season? And then my third one. We watched a lot
Speaker 4: of Home Improvement when I was a kid. Oh wow,
Speaker 4: I'm going to go with al Borland, who was him
Speaker 4: offsideres in Tool Time. I feel like we could talk
Speaker 4: about being a sidekick on a show. And he just
Speaker 4: seems like a generally rated.
Speaker 5: Sitcom It was shued back in the day and made
Speaker 5: Tim Allen a megastar.
Speaker 3: I used to love watching that when I was younger
Speaker 3: could show and.
Speaker 4: Then I would if I could have also had put Wilson,
Speaker 4: who is his neighbor, over the back fence. If anyone
Speaker 4: wants to step outside of time, they can talk to Wilson.
Speaker 5: All right, So it's a fantasy sitcom dinner where you're
Speaker 5: allowed three sitcom characters to.
Speaker 3: Come around for dinner. Who are you having a why look?
Speaker 6: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: A friend of mine is a British comedian, a brilliant
Speaker 5: stand up called Greg Davison. He also had a couple
Speaker 5: of seasons of a great sitcom called Man Down. When
Speaker 5: he was developing this sitcom, right, I went to see
Speaker 5: him and he had pinned up on the wall. It
Speaker 5: was the you can find this online. It's the character
Speaker 5: definitions before they started writing any of Friends. Right, you
Speaker 5: go back now, And because it was so good, they
Speaker 5: knew who these characters were before they started writing the
Speaker 5: jokes for them. The Chander one, he says, before obviously
Speaker 5: the show became one of the biggest sitcoms. Chander droll,
Speaker 5: very droll, observer of everyone's life and his own works
Speaker 5: in front of a computer doing something tedious in a
Speaker 5: claustrophobic cubicle in a non district office building, survives by
Speaker 5: way of his sense of humor and snacks. It's great
Speaker 5: reading this again, Ross emotional romantic Monica's brother suddenly divorced,
Speaker 5: facing single hood with phenomenal reluctance. All right, So we're
Speaker 5: talking about if there was after the sad passing of
Speaker 5: Matthew Perry over the weekend. Right gave the world and
Speaker 5: he's still going to enjoy his genius In Friends, he
Speaker 5: gave us child a being. So if there was a
Speaker 5: fantasy sitcom dinner and you can have three sitcom characters
Speaker 5: to come around for dinner, who's coming around to yours?
Speaker 3: Paul Christian?
Speaker 5: I'd have Penny from the See if you can pick
Speaker 5: up a theme of Paul's thing, Penny from Female, Penny
Speaker 5: from Big Bang, Kelly, female from Marriedwood Children, Rachel from Friends.
Speaker 3: Because they're so intelligent.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's not fantasy creepflest, Paul. Okay, I'm trying to do.
Speaker 4: Something and you're throwing in they're all because they're all intelligent.
Speaker 4: In the end, it's not fooling anybody.
Speaker 5: No, Christian, I'd have Marshall Erickson from How I Met
Speaker 5: Your Mother.
Speaker 3: Never seen an episode of that.
Speaker 4: That's a great is it? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, mister G the Great Mister G from Summer Heights,
Speaker 5: High is Hel and Cam the Great Cam from Modern Family.
Speaker 7: That's a very very good one.
Speaker 5: Pete some more than So fantasy sitcom dinner, which three
Speaker 5: sitcom characters come around? Christian, I'd also go, like you,
Speaker 5: Chandler Bing Then I'd have Narles Crane for the wine.
Speaker 5: It's a love Frasier the court Master episodes so good,
Speaker 5: and Sheldon Cooper from Big Bang Theory.
Speaker 3: That's a good one. Christian.
Speaker 5: I go for Chandler Bing, Stewie for the sarcasm, and
Speaker 5: iron Man for the stories. I don't know iron Man
Speaker 5: the movie being a sitcom, Christian, I go Ol Bundy
Speaker 5: for a sarcasm, Jeff Bingham from Rules of Engagement for
Speaker 5: his humor, and Norm from Cheers. Christian, I'd have Niles
Speaker 5: and Martin Crane and the Great Captain Holt if you
Speaker 5: loved Brooklyn nine.
Speaker 7: Nine Captain Hot's brilliant than that?
Speaker 3: All right? So who's coming around? Three sitcom characters?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jackie Boy, you're making a you're swapping somebody in the
Speaker 5: trade and our fantasy sitcom dinner. So three sitcom characters
Speaker 5: to come around for dinner. Who's coming round?
Speaker 4: Yep? I had Jerry Seinfeld in there.
Speaker 3: You're bumping out the foot. Well's funniest man.
Speaker 4: I just I think he'll He's too heavy, he's too busy.
Speaker 3: It's like a rich pudding that is too sweet.
Speaker 4: Ye, he's got too much gravity. You'll suck all the
Speaker 4: conversation his way. Yeah, I'm going to sub out Jerry
Speaker 4: Seinfeld put in Ray Burrown. Oh wow, Harry Ray. I
Speaker 4: think the conversation following evenly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, So Christian for my fantasy sitcom dinner,
Speaker 5: Larry David Mimi from The Jew Carey Show. Great sitcom
Speaker 5: that was, and Becker that the Chaos unfold. Christian, I
Speaker 5: would have you almost had him, but I'd have Ron
Speaker 5: Swanson from Parks and Rex phil Dumphy from Modern Family
Speaker 5: so I could learn philosophy, and David Rose some Shit's creek, Carli.
Speaker 7: That's great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well for all the big jumpers, and Christian, i'd
Speaker 5: have our Bundy married with children, Jay Carts right, did
Speaker 5: you get the in between us here? Yes, great show, funny, funny,
Speaker 5: funny show, very funny.
Speaker 3: And Steve Rkle from Family Matters.
Speaker 7: That's from Joel. Those are all very good.
Speaker 3: Zoch, Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 16: How are you Christians?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Zoch had a good weekend.
Speaker 10: Pretty good weekend.
Speaker 17: Yeah, thanks all right, Zock.
Speaker 5: So, who's coming round to yours tonight for dinner? Which
Speaker 5: three sitcom characters?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 17: It's it's a tough one, but but I really like
Speaker 17: Murray Hewitt from A Flight of the Concords of Rays
Speaker 17: Darby's character.
Speaker 3: Reference well done, Yeah, forgot what great show that was.
Speaker 17: That's pretty good. And then i'd have to put David
Speaker 17: Brandt like Ricky Gervais's version, ye, and Alan Alan Partridge
Speaker 17: is Steve Coogan. I reckon it'd be pretty pretty interesting, awkward.
Speaker 3: You're right, we've got the right balance.
Speaker 5: Just a little bit un Yeah, I'd worry that. That's
Speaker 5: quite stress for you trying to make all three of them. Okay,
Speaker 5: it's a lot of desperate people. They're actually desperate men
Speaker 5: on the edge.
Speaker 17: We could have Alan Partridge hosting the show, you know
Speaker 17: what I mean? A good sort of directing, then it
Speaker 17: would be pretty awkward.
Speaker 3: ZOK, thank you very much. You can might have a
Speaker 3: good day.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'carls show podcast.
Speaker 5: So I saw her the weekend that Paul Kelly's how
Speaker 5: to Make Gravy, which is a really underrated Christmas song.
Speaker 5: It's a very different kind of Christmas song. And because
Speaker 5: obviously the protagonist Joe, he's he's in prison and Paul
Speaker 5: Kelly and I'm gonna listen to an interview where he
Speaker 5: was talking about when he wrote the song, how he
Speaker 5: was trying to find an original way to write Christmas.
Speaker 3: Song because they're all roughly about the same thing.
Speaker 5: He wanted someone who was writing the song and they
Speaker 5: couldn't make it home for Christmas, and he was thinking,
Speaker 5: is he stranded? And then he saw there were quite
Speaker 5: a few songs about stranded not going to make it
Speaker 5: back for Christmas. He thought, wait, no, he's in prison.
Speaker 5: He writes this letter home on twenty first of December,
Speaker 5: and in the letter he's saying and in that it's
Speaker 5: a beautiful song, but he's got this recipe for how
Speaker 5: to make his gravy because he won't be.
Speaker 7: Coming Home for Christmas.
Speaker 5: It's actually a song that actually I just realize got
Speaker 5: no chorus in it, and I guess because it was
Speaker 5: set in a prison. Paul Kelly wouldn't have thought this
Speaker 5: had become a big Christmas bang of an anthem about guy.
Speaker 3: In prison, so he didn't actually put a chorus in.
Speaker 3: I'm guessing who's.
Speaker 7: Gonna make the gravy.
Speaker 3: And a better worng place of same?
Speaker 18: Just that flower song, a little red wine, don't forget.
Speaker 14: A dollar like a lot of sauce for the sweetness,
Speaker 14: and that actually tank and give him a love Bangers.
Speaker 4: And the Bank of Dollar.
Speaker 3: Such a great song. I love this song. It's always
Speaker 3: playing my last week of the year in.
Speaker 7: The UK on radio and the Garter Reader.
Speaker 5: I just thought of another Naked hour. We could do
Speaker 5: songs with cooking ingredients in them.
Speaker 3: This role. We just have to play this for an hour.
Speaker 3: A dollar some tang and.
Speaker 4: Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.
Speaker 3: Paul Kelly and Calise that seriously, do I think?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 5: There are the songs that mentioned ingredients in the title
Speaker 5: cooking ingredients Anyway, How to Make Gravy is gonna be
Speaker 5: a movie set here?
Speaker 3: In Australia and I'm seeking.
Speaker 5: There are loads of other great songs when you think
Speaker 5: about it, that have actually got stories in that could
Speaker 5: make a movie. I think this song Escape, the Pinacolada
Speaker 5: song right by Rupert Holmes. This is a rom com
Speaker 5: with Adam Sandler.
Speaker 7: If you like.
Speaker 5: It's a crazy story, okay. A couple bored in their relationship.
Speaker 5: He takes an advert looking to have an affair.
Speaker 3: Wait for it.
Speaker 5: His wife applies, they meet up and they rekindle their relationship.
Speaker 5: It's a sitcom, Adam Sander, Jennifer Aniston.
Speaker 3: I'd watch it.
Speaker 7: I'd watch it.
Speaker 3: I also think Billy Joels piano man.
Speaker 4: The other piano Man sing us as tonight, let.
Speaker 3: Me give you the pitch. Timothy Shamalay is the piano man.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Timothy Shamalay is the piano man. Okay.
Speaker 5: The song really is about him speculating about all the
Speaker 5: people who are at at the bar, right they are
Speaker 5: jack Well, you know what you would call dramatists.
Speaker 3: I guess we're called vignettes.
Speaker 5: So the movie basic, it's the school Sacy one, so buckling,
Speaker 5: It's four flipping hours. A friend of mine went to
Speaker 5: see Killers of the Flower Moonless. They fell asleep in
Speaker 5: the middle of it for at least at an hour.
Speaker 7: It's three and a half hours.
Speaker 4: The thing is, I really want to see it looks amazing.
Speaker 7: But today going where you have to get park? That's
Speaker 7: my day.
Speaker 3: What do you do today?
Speaker 5: I went to see a film anyway, So Mark scool
Speaker 5: Sacy movie Timothy Shamalay is the piano man.
Speaker 3: Over the sprawling epic movie.
Speaker 5: It's we find out the backstory of every single person
Speaker 5: who happens.
Speaker 7: It's actually not that bad.
Speaker 3: Originally I did have to.
Speaker 5: Be honest, I've changed it in the last five minutes
Speaker 5: because Jack Jack just went to me. I'm obsessed with
Speaker 5: retired assassin movies. Okay, in my mind, I'm a retired
Speaker 5: sassin hiding out here in Australia on the radio. Anyway,
Speaker 5: piano Man was going to be someone who would be
Speaker 5: an assassin during the day and then in the evening
Speaker 5: to try and sort of cleanse his soul.
Speaker 3: Would be a both good movie.
Speaker 18: A piano man, you.
Speaker 5: Know, and suddenly people are like putting some tip money
Speaker 5: in there and he nods to them and then they
Speaker 5: just as they're walking out, they do it. They look back,
Speaker 5: and they say, why's he got blood dried under his nails?
Speaker 5: Because you and I the viewer, we know that guy's
Speaker 5: been murdering someone during the day, but he's got this
Speaker 5: beautiful way playing the piano, So you can be one of.
Speaker 4: The many vignettes.
Speaker 5: That's right, I retired assassin John Wick happens to be
Speaker 5: having a drink in that bar, Jackie Boy, what song
Speaker 5: do you think make a great movie?
Speaker 4: Stand by Eminem lends itself to a great horror film.
Speaker 7: Remember when we met?
Speaker 3: This could be like a seven color spooky thriller. Who's
Speaker 3: in it?
Speaker 4: Javier bordem is stand oh hundreds because he's the best
Speaker 4: bad guy.
Speaker 5: He's terrifying in the Bond movie that he was in
Speaker 5: Mommy's been a van Artie Buy.
Speaker 3: He'd be heavier.
Speaker 4: Bard ends in it, and maybe Eminem can play himself.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: I will not give up on my dream to have
Speaker 5: this week's Naked Out a solid hour of songs cooking ingredients.
Speaker 5: In the title, he says, I've how to make gravy
Speaker 5: Paul Kelly's pulling Christmas song to Me turn into a movie.
Speaker 5: American pie, brown sugar, Pour some sugar on me, No
Speaker 5: sugar wants red red wine, candy.
Speaker 3: Robbie Williams, Let's do it? Build it for this Thursday,
Speaker 3: whole hour of songs with ingredients cooking ingredients.
Speaker 5: In the title, starting with Paul Kelly's how to Make Gravy.
Speaker 5: So this great song is going to become a movie.
Speaker 7: Who's gonna make the gravy? Scratching ahead which Australian access
Speaker 7: will be in it.
Speaker 3: Don't worry, Hugo weavings in it.
Speaker 5: It's actually illegal not to make a movie this country.
Speaker 3: And how some roll?
Speaker 5: Is he the guy in prison? Or is he the granddad?
Speaker 5: He's Joe, He's inside, isn't he.
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 5: So we talked this morning. Other songs that you think
Speaker 5: would make great movies. I also think this will make
Speaker 5: a great one as well. You know some movies that
Speaker 5: are just relentlessly miserable. I will still go and see
Speaker 5: those ones. This one, I think semi sonic Closing Time
Speaker 5: make a great one. It's set at sort of closing
Speaker 5: time in a bar.
Speaker 3: It's black and white.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's not that sad I've seen.
Speaker 5: It's Timbones directing it. Helen Bondicarter is the land Lady.
Speaker 5: Come on, guys, all right, So what songs are with
Speaker 5: a great movie?
Speaker 7: Joel?
Speaker 3: Good morning morning. So what's the song that will make
Speaker 3: a great movie?
Speaker 16: So I would like to think we could make some
Speaker 16: form of medieval you know, audic error style movie based
Speaker 16: around the song Stairway to Heaven, Ah.
Speaker 5: Heaven, inspired by sort of Viking and Norse mythology.
Speaker 3: That's that. But how do you see it in a movie?
Speaker 3: Is it about mystic Stairway to Heaven?
Speaker 16: Well, it would follow it before, It would follow the
Speaker 16: feme of the song pretty much from starter, and it
Speaker 16: would be a journey of some kind. It would have
Speaker 16: to go for about three an half hours long to.
Speaker 3: I mean, he goes, I can't cut it down. I
Speaker 3: can't cut it down ten hours.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't.
Speaker 16: I wouldn't have Scores Hazy directed. I'd have Jack Black
Speaker 16: directed because he's did the Mega Mega Mega bandone does
Speaker 16: you would have you would have two main main characters
Speaker 16: play two main male characters played by Jack Black and
Speaker 16: Dave Roll because they rolled a super super historian as
Speaker 16: far as musicians go, and your main female part would
Speaker 16: be played by Ian Wilson from Heart because Heart did
Speaker 16: a fantastic rendition, and Stair to Heaven.
Speaker 5: You trying when he's when Robert plant is listening to it,
Speaker 5: sat there, it's a it's an amazing addition.
Speaker 16: And you could course There to Heaven. But the whole
Speaker 16: movie would be enfused with lezepbum songs just all the
Speaker 16: way through because pretty much they're all nautic thing. They're
Speaker 16: all from that sort of basic, basic genre, and it would.
Speaker 5: Get the feeling that you've been working on this for
Speaker 5: a while. Oh yeah, yeah, this is the sort of
Speaker 5: thing that old rockers talk about one am when everyone
Speaker 5: else has gone to bed and have one last one.
Speaker 7: But what if?
Speaker 3: What if Chap David wait, wait, wait, don't go yet,
Speaker 3: I know you is there.
Speaker 5: Tell them to wait, Joe. It's a great idea. Let's
Speaker 5: good at Dino now, Hello Dino, good morning?
Speaker 3: Hell are we I'm good Dino? Have you a great weekend?
Speaker 3: So what song would make a good movie?
Speaker 10: Copper Hit Road get In? I would love to do
Speaker 10: That's all one. Every time I hear it, I think
Speaker 10: of a movie. Sham Elliot would play the old would
Speaker 10: play the grandfather.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a grizzled sort of veteran who's seen too much
Speaker 5: in those too much, and she's.
Speaker 10: A widower and the son the son of same eli.
Speaker 10: It would be Chris Pratt. His mother would be faith
Speaker 10: Hill because she's gorgeous. Roll reckonld you're throwing a Robert
Speaker 10: de Vel there as the right.
Speaker 4: Throw him in?
Speaker 16: Who else?
Speaker 3: Anyone?
Speaker 10: Just flashbacks to the war and thinking about make whiskey.
Speaker 10: You know how it goes into like old southern tails
Speaker 10: there and that ways out?
Speaker 7: Gotcha?
Speaker 3: I love it your visionary, Dino. It's a great keep
Speaker 3: it you.
Speaker 10: Say your favor. You'd cast Hugh Jackman's Faithiel husband.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 3: He sorted it all out, Dino. I'm done.
Speaker 5: I mean it's like Shark Tank for movies, isn't it.
Speaker 5: H Let's get how we got here? Irene coome oning,
Speaker 5: come morning, question?
Speaker 17: How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good, Irena? You have a lovely weekend. Now what
Speaker 5: song do you think will make a great movie?
Speaker 10: Living on a Prayer with Tommy and Gina? Someone's living
Speaker 10: on the.
Speaker 18: Dark as the wait drew.
Speaker 3: So serious. Movie is about him trying to find a
Speaker 3: better life for him and Gina.
Speaker 6: Oh no, rom com because I mean, you know so
Speaker 6: they make it good in the end?
Speaker 17: Are they so?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I never think of this song. I think this a
Speaker 5: romantic comedy. It's such a big and laughs in it?
Speaker 5: Is it in that Miserable job down at the doors?
Speaker 4: Matthew McCone, Tan Hudson living on a prayer? Who do
Speaker 4: you see in the film, Ireen?
Speaker 16: I think Hugh and Hugh Jackman and the Sandra Bullock shot.
Speaker 7: Chapman's enough for these? Isn't he go? We me? Ain't
Speaker 7: you looking? Guys?
Speaker 13: Come on?
Speaker 3: I mean thanks you mate.
Speaker 7: Carl Bryner.
Speaker 2: Now you're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 5: We will return tomorrow to songs that you think can
Speaker 5: make a great movie. After Paul Kelly's sprinting how to
Speaker 5: make Gravy is becoming a movie Christian, I think think
Speaker 5: Jack's right eminem Stan would make a great thriller. However,
Speaker 5: can I replace Javier Bardem who Jack cast in a
Speaker 5: lead role with Sillian Murphy?
Speaker 4: Oh that's a better stand.
Speaker 3: More creepy, Isney, more chilling. Yeah, that's a very good one.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: So we've got brand new mishard lyrics right now.
Speaker 13: It's just a love.
Speaker 11: Miss heard Manday Christian O'Connell's miss heard lyrics.
Speaker 5: Every Monday on the show, we go through your misheard
Speaker 5: lyrics as we're playing the back. If we agree with
Speaker 5: what you think you're miss hearing, you'll hear. And for
Speaker 5: the ones we do not hear it, and for the
Speaker 5: great ones. Hall of Favor, recent Hall of Famers to
Speaker 5: Nate cultures or cheat wine, cheat wine, and a free
Speaker 5: Dave Grolle.
Speaker 3: And there was Ben for Amber.
Speaker 5: Girl by the lakramas, I die for your sweet Hamburger
Speaker 5: dam bridging the street. All right, let's get the brath on.
Speaker 5: We got Nathan here, Annie. Then it's walking on broken glass,
Speaker 5: walking on, walking on broken glasses the original line, or
Speaker 5: is it Pokemon walking on broken glass? Now it just
Speaker 5: sounds like some sort of lazy cash in for a movie.
Speaker 5: He's a different song, isn't it about flipping Pokemon?
Speaker 4: Very good?
Speaker 5: Nathaniel Connor's got mf unbelievable. The things you say your
Speaker 5: purple prose just gave you away? Or is it the
Speaker 5: things you say your private parts just give you away?
Speaker 7: It's there.
Speaker 3: Darryl's got this coldplay clocks tides that I tried to
Speaker 3: swim against.
Speaker 5: Taz that rat swimmer against or is it very different interpretation?
Speaker 3: Tarzan, I try to swim against tars that.
Speaker 5: Rat the image chrismin I'm trying to get away from
Speaker 5: big strong Tarzan.
Speaker 7: Stop at you, Burnie brute tars that rat too strong,
Speaker 7: Christopher Hall of Favor.
Speaker 3: Sorry, that's starting, but I love that one. Tarzan. I
Speaker 3: tried to swim against.
Speaker 1: Tarz that rat swimmer against.
Speaker 5: And I'm guessing got little kids because this is a
Speaker 5: song from the Little Mermaid soundtrack, part of your world
Speaker 5: from The Little Mermaid, we all know this line.
Speaker 3: Bright young women sick of swimming?
Speaker 4: Bring your women sick of swimming?
Speaker 3: Or is it pregnant women sick of swimming?
Speaker 7: You're not pregnant. You're in it. It's not going on
Speaker 7: in your life right.
Speaker 6: Now, Break your women sick of swimming?
Speaker 5: Yes, Christian, I always listened to the mishard lyrics in
Speaker 5: the car. I've gone from stink pink a marshmallow dreaming.
Speaker 5: Will you follow me?
Speaker 7: Will your father be?
Speaker 19: Or?
Speaker 3: Is it will you fartle me?
Speaker 7: Will your father be?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 7: It's just the messengers. I just played the clips. It's
Speaker 7: will you fartle me? Will your father be? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Thank God, the honest chat. I'm right on the fence
Speaker 3: whether to play this one out. It involves is very clear.
Speaker 3: It's very clear. It's so clear. However, the word we're
Speaker 3: talking about is the male reproductive.
Speaker 4: Organ play the original least?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, good idea?
Speaker 7: What am I?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 5: So the original one just comes from listening Liam about
Speaker 5: my business by young boy. I watched my grandpa saved pennies.
Speaker 18: Oh watch my grandpa's penist.
Speaker 3: Do you get it? You don't even need to once more.
Speaker 18: I watch my grandpa's say penist.
Speaker 4: Okay, surely, even when he's in the recording booth.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, just watch the nunciation. Maybe do another because
Speaker 5: it sounds like you're talking about grandpa's.
Speaker 18: Old I watch my grandpa's say penist.
Speaker 3: However's hall of favor. Let's move on.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Grousy is no word.
Speaker 6: Greasy is not what you heard.
Speaker 13: It's a barony, folly reasons. Stre's not a failure. The
Speaker 13: casting even notish.
Speaker 3: So it happens.
Speaker 5: They came, they saw, they got on stage, they did
Speaker 5: their lines, they sung.
Speaker 3: It all worked very well.
Speaker 5: Well well done to everyone involved and in Grousy musical
Speaker 5: a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: This was nothing. It was just simply an idea.
Speaker 5: What if we could for you a do over if
Speaker 5: you never had a speaking part in your high school play,
Speaker 5: not only just because you have lives, but also songs
Speaker 5: as well. Five songs so out of nowhere happened Thursday Night,
Speaker 5: Grousey Musical. You can watch what happened. It will cheer
Speaker 5: you up today. Check out the short video. You'll find
Speaker 5: it on Instagram and on Facebook. Just look for the
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show. So I wonder if you could just
Speaker 5: give us a moment where Jack and I because these
Speaker 5: ideas do come out of nowhere and they generally cannot
Speaker 5: happen without a lot of people giving up their time
Speaker 5: for free to make this come together. So we are
Speaker 5: just going to just indulge us a moment where we
Speaker 5: thank some people who really do deserve the thanks, starting
Speaker 5: with the lighting operator for Grouse the musical, Connor Banister.
Speaker 4: All the drinks were provided by Nocktails.
Speaker 3: Sandy Downey on the Glockenspiel. Shout out to the.
Speaker 4: Glock Catering Project Melbourne did Everybody's dinner.
Speaker 5: Box orts who we've done a lot of stuff with
Speaker 5: before for the theater facades.
Speaker 4: The great Sue Bryan's made an incredible seagull costume. It
Speaker 4: was the biggest last.
Speaker 5: Summon out of an oscar production. She must say they
Speaker 5: must have spent days on that.
Speaker 4: It looks brilliant. Worth watching the video just to see
Speaker 4: the seagull.
Speaker 7: I think you're missing out the person that was inside
Speaker 7: the seagull.
Speaker 4: Out for her husband, Brad. Yeah, Brad, you had a
Speaker 4: he took the edge off before playing the seagull.
Speaker 3: Are you saying that he hadn't been at the no
Speaker 3: Cocktails park?
Speaker 7: We move on.
Speaker 3: Thank you to everyone ban Fate and all the team
Speaker 3: who provided the amazing costumes. They are the costumery. Go
Speaker 3: and check them out.
Speaker 4: Of course, we can have done it without the theater
Speaker 4: at De Lacel College in Malven.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for lending us your space. Thank
Speaker 5: you very much too, Omni Graphics for all the programming
Speaker 5: and signage, and.
Speaker 4: The whole place was elevated by the props and the
Speaker 4: set and the car looked brilliant as well. So thanks
Speaker 4: to Mark and Andre from your show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you very much, Mark and Andre. I think
Speaker 3: it made a difference.
Speaker 5: To everyone in the audience and all the AS members
Speaker 5: that although on air you know and we meant it,
Speaker 5: this really isn't you know about a West End performance.
Speaker 5: It came out of nowhere and it's been put together
Speaker 5: and assembled together in a matter of weeks. And some
Speaker 5: CARDS members forgot their lines and fluffs. It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 5: It's about getting to do what you couldn't do and
Speaker 5: just enjoying it. But the props make the show.
Speaker 4: Yes, and the set looking so professional made them feel
Speaker 4: like there are proper stars.
Speaker 3: Even if some of the performances weren't as professional as
Speaker 3: the sets. That's not our business.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter. But Mark and Andre going above and beyond,
Speaker 5: thank you very much. And then Fiona Harris and Mike McLeish,
Speaker 5: they were the producers directors. They wrote this in a
Speaker 5: couple of weeks and blessed them. They'd also suffered a
Speaker 5: real heartbreaking tragedy in the last couple of weeks and
Speaker 5: I thought that they wouldn't be able to involved in
Speaker 5: this anymore, but they didn't.
Speaker 3: They still committed. They showed up last Monday for many,
Speaker 3: many hours, which we didn't know they were going.
Speaker 5: To do, to take everyone through it. I'm sure speaking
Speaker 5: everyone who did the show on Thursday, it would not
Speaker 5: have been the same without Fiona and Mike and Finn,
Speaker 5: their daughters are running the show.
Speaker 7: Basically we kind of handed it.
Speaker 5: Over to them the actual prose, but the script and
Speaker 5: the songs were outstanding and that's thanks to Fiona Harris
Speaker 5: and Mike McLeish.
Speaker 3: Watch the video. It really is the thing of joy
Speaker 3: today or give you a little kick today.
Speaker 7: You'll find it on Instagram, on Facebook.
Speaker 3: And here it is.
Speaker 5: Then, here's what happened when eighteen adults finally got that
Speaker 5: inner child on stage Grouse the Musical.
Speaker 11: After no auditions and only one rehearsal, the curtain went
Speaker 11: up on Grouse for Musical.
Speaker 4: On the counter three say go graphs one two.
Speaker 11: Great our cast hit the stage, but would they hit
Speaker 11: the right notes? There were some show stopping moments sorry
Speaker 11: last night as.
Speaker 6: Well halfway down page thirteen.
Speaker 4: That were we missing one?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: All right, who wants to be in the show?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I was adding to my mind.
Speaker 7: They hit note after note the.
Speaker 12: School dropout, No goldus Spanish set for you after note mate?
Speaker 7: Can't you see that sea gulls? Nick to my goom
Speaker 7: sack too after note, and they didn't.
Speaker 4: Guys, we're entering the final scene of the nine.
Speaker 3: I correct response.
Speaker 7: Well done. It was a triumphon come on.
Speaker 1: Come on, inspired the passion back up again. I want
Speaker 1: to keep going. I want to keep singing and keep performing.
Speaker 7: Just feel like a part of the move from my
Speaker 7: childhood that I've never got to do.
Speaker 4: I've done it now.
Speaker 7: It's just amazing, so I can tick that off the
Speaker 7: bucket list.
Speaker 14: We've come together. We've known each other all of four
Speaker 14: or five days from our dress rehearsal, and everyone was
Speaker 14: just so enthusiastic, so supportive, so caring, amazing.
Speaker 15: I'm just rapped to have been able to do it,
Speaker 15: because you know, you got to live life right and
Speaker 15: have fun. Can you please plan a Greece too, because
Speaker 15: we've got to.
Speaker 3: Do this again.
Speaker 7: This can't be a one off.
Speaker 3: It's too much fun.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian, I thought of another song. Make a great movie
Speaker 5: Hotel California, Alexa. Shit, that's a great idea. I see
Speaker 5: Raimi now I'm playing this song. I see Rami Malick
Speaker 5: as a creepy motel owner.
Speaker 19: Where you can check him but never check out and
Speaker 19: he's got the Freddie Mercury teeth on him.
Speaker 3: I'd watch that movie, all right, Jackie boy? How is
Speaker 3: baby Gordon?
Speaker 5: So this would be his second Christmas, so now it'd
Speaker 5: be a different kind of Christmas where he'll know a
Speaker 5: bit more about what's going on in present.
Speaker 4: I'm looking forward to Christmas also his first Halloween tomorrow,
Speaker 4: where he will be dressing up as a bumblebee. His
Speaker 4: outfit looks so cute.
Speaker 5: Oh god, Halloween bumblebee, the terror that will strike in today?
Speaker 7: But how cute.
Speaker 4: So he's got wings, He's got a bee outfit with
Speaker 4: wings on the back. It's hard to put his little
Speaker 4: antennas on at the moment. Oh yeah, but they add
Speaker 4: so much to the outfit. He just doesn't like the
Speaker 4: idea of having a headband on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet? Oh my god, how cute. So has
Speaker 3: it been made? Have you bought a decent one?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 4: Bianca got it from somewhere. I'm not sure where.
Speaker 3: Oh that's so cute. And what's he doing at the moment?
Speaker 3: What phase is he at right now? So what is
Speaker 3: he twenty two months?
Speaker 4: He's twenty months right? He a few weeks back he
Speaker 4: started a new hobby, which was putting stuff in the toilet.
Speaker 4: So every time I went to p i'd find a
Speaker 4: brush or lip arm, his shoe, matchbox cars sitting in
Speaker 4: the bottom of the toilet.
Speaker 5: But I mean it's like a Disneyland Ryan to a
Speaker 5: young kid. I mean, I used to love flushing stuff
Speaker 5: down the loo when I was a kid.
Speaker 4: Well, that's that's the new element that he's added over
Speaker 4: the weekend.
Speaker 3: Was he getting rid of it?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: Now he can flush?
Speaker 7: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: So what he's learned how to do the next bit?
Speaker 4: He can put the lid down, clumb on top of
Speaker 4: it and flush.
Speaker 5: So now he must be so proud. That's how smart
Speaker 5: our boys genius is. This is the next Einstein.
Speaker 4: The problem is we don't know what's getting flushed because
Speaker 4: we just hear it from the other room. A flush.
Speaker 4: We go, oh no, what's he got rid of?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: This is a game starting tomorrow morning on the show.
Speaker 3: I want you to.
Speaker 5: Record today Gordy flushing what everyone's down the loo? Listens,
Speaker 5: We've got a guess what?
Speaker 4: God flush, what's gone down there? Bankers saw the golf ball,
Speaker 4: so she went in there. So he put a golf
Speaker 4: ball in. She went to get a glove to take
Speaker 4: it out, and by the time she came back, the
Speaker 4: golf ball had been flushed.
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Speaker 5: So today with the news that how to Make Gravy
Speaker 5: pull get his Christmas song, How to make Gravy is
Speaker 5: becoming a movie, we're asking to put a song in
Speaker 5: a movie.
Speaker 7: That's the time waste today, song in a movie.
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Speaker 5: a movie. We're looking for you to combine mixed together
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Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 5: We go in straight Away with Missus Harris Last Tango
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Speaker 4: That's wow gold plush.
Speaker 5: I almost skipped over that too quickly. It's so perfectly composed.
Speaker 5: Hay Jude, where's my car?
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Speaker 3: Keanu Reeves sings Getting Wiki with It, Getting Wiki with It?
Speaker 4: These are so good Gold plus, justin well done.
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Speaker 3: That's very good, Simon, all right, Tod to pick the gold?
Speaker 3: Who's winning?
Speaker 4: Let's give it to Joe for like a forty year
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Speaker 6: Why Joe Christian Connell's show podcast on tomorrow's show.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about tomorrow's show today. We're talking about Killers
Speaker 5: of the Flower Moon. How Jack and I really want
Speaker 5: to go and see it. I've actually read the book.
Speaker 5: I think the movie is actually longer than the time
Speaker 5: it took me to read the book. A friend of
Speaker 5: mine went to see Killers of the Flower Mooon yesterday.
Speaker 5: She fell asleep for an hour. Right, it's three and
Speaker 5: a half hours. Fell asleep in the middle, she reckoned,
Speaker 5: it was it's hard to know where you are. And
Speaker 5: because it's such a long time, fell asleep for at
Speaker 5: least an hour, and so for the times she woke
Speaker 5: up and then got back into it, it hadn't moved
Speaker 5: on that much.
Speaker 3: She said to her husband John, have I missed much?
Speaker 3: She was like, not really, he saw that. Let's stall that.
Speaker 3: So what did you fall asleep?
Speaker 5: During I also read yesterday that the movie company that
Speaker 5: made it, I think it's an Apple TV production. In
Speaker 5: the movie, they have complained to cinemas all the world
Speaker 5: because cinemas are putting on an old school intermission because
Speaker 5: people need to go a toilet break, they need to
Speaker 5: go and get more nutrition and our hydration, because it's
Speaker 5: like an endurance event. That they're really upset because Martin
Speaker 5: Score says, He's like, this is my my heart, this
Speaker 5: is my vision. You can't put a manky old gim
Speaker 5: Years ago, there was always an intimation in movies.
Speaker 7: You're in the eighties.
Speaker 4: I was going to ask you said more common in
Speaker 4: the UK because when I was a kid and we
Speaker 4: went to Europe, we went and visited my grandparents.
Speaker 3: How did you do?
Speaker 5: That's slur about my own question that moving images new
Speaker 5: to us and intimidates us.
Speaker 4: In the Netherlands, in Rotterdam, we had an intermission during Shrek.
Speaker 5: Were used to when I was a kid in the
Speaker 5: eighties and now they would stop the movie halfway through
Speaker 5: and a lady would come out with ice creams. Yes,
Speaker 5: if you queue up and buy, sit back down, and
Speaker 5: then they begin the movie.
Speaker 4: I think in the Northern Hemisphere. Maybe it's more popular
Speaker 4: to happen intermission.
Speaker 5: You need it during Killers of the Flamming So tomorrow
Speaker 5: the show What did you fall asleep During? Also, we
Speaker 5: had a great story last week about a woman who
Speaker 5: was towing her horse in the float to a horse competition.
Speaker 5: I don't want they call it, Jim Carnes, is it
Speaker 5: whatever they.
Speaker 3: Horses compete at a show? Horse show, horse garala?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 3: Anyway? Look, you horse people know what we're talking about.
Speaker 7: It anyway.
Speaker 5: The point is she's for the garla and there's no horse.
Speaker 5: She's forgotten the horse. The horse got left behind. If
Speaker 5: you can drive them two hours, she had to go
Speaker 5: back and get it. So what got left behind? If
Speaker 5: you've got anything for those what did you fall asleep during?
Speaker 5: And what got left behind? What did you leave behind?
Speaker 5: Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot UK.
Speaker 5: We're back tomorrow. Thanks for joining us.
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