Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three Live from Richmond.
Speaker 2: Gold one four point three HQG is Melbourne, Australia, broadcasting
Speaker 2: to the world for Christian.
Speaker 3: Wetbird smells exactly like wet dog.
Speaker 2: Oh con I soapd up extra hard this morning Reckfast.
Speaker 4: Show entire chunks straight in my mouth, disgusting smell.
Speaker 3: Good morning. It's the Christian O'Conor reckforst Show. Eight minutes
Speaker 3: past six Thursday Morning, Ghost Thursday Today. So you do
Speaker 3: not believe in ghosts? I stand by what I said yesterday.
Speaker 3: So yesterday on the show, how do we even get
Speaker 3: into this?
Speaker 2: Would make us say wow? Yeah, there was two ghost
Speaker 2: stories in the.
Speaker 3: Room and that was an amazing ghost story. Patsy and
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the hater story.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then Jack just casually dropped this on us
Speaker 3: that he did not care for it.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in ghosts. Yeah, I think I'll quickly
Speaker 2: recap her dad used to turn on the heater in
Speaker 2: the mornings and then after he passed away.
Speaker 3: And I'm starting to get the goosebumps. It was a
Speaker 3: lovely story yesterday about the dead.
Speaker 2: D She was sleeping on the couch in the living room.
Speaker 3: And the day after he'd gone to the other side.
Speaker 2: The heater flicked on. And then afterwards, if you guys
Speaker 2: thought that was a wow, I thought maybe it was
Speaker 2: just a cot.
Speaker 3: But the thing was the heater. We all know these
Speaker 3: little old fashioned heaters. We're talking about. The one who's
Speaker 3: got the pilot light, and it's a fine art. It
Speaker 3: takes years of a dad to work out. I'm the
Speaker 3: guy that get we've got one the place we've been
Speaker 3: renting for the last year. The other one who's called
Speaker 3: in to do it. You turn it. You got to
Speaker 3: turn it like ten percent, and then you wait. You
Speaker 3: get the and you can't flick it all around too
Speaker 3: soon for that pilot light to then go that lovely sounds.
Speaker 3: Then you know that heats there. But and sometimes you
Speaker 3: do your normal trick, it just doesn't work. You turn
Speaker 3: it back to give it another go. Then you got to
Speaker 3: wait a bit, a couple of minutes, otherwise you get
Speaker 3: gassed out. And so this thing to turn, it wouldn't
Speaker 3: be come on just by accident. A pilot light being
Speaker 3: held in for the exactly precise amount of time. The ghost,
Speaker 3: Dad did it.
Speaker 2: So she says the ghost turned it on the day
Speaker 2: after Dad.
Speaker 3: Dies, he does it. He's giving his daughter one little
Speaker 3: bit of warmth, the last bit of warmth.
Speaker 2: Tom, who is our cameraman, said that he used to
Speaker 2: have a head like that and sometimes it would just
Speaker 2: flick on.
Speaker 3: Oh you're that guy. Well you tell him to pack
Speaker 3: his little camera up, to take his go bro and
Speaker 3: go back to Sydney where he's come from. I don't
Speaker 3: want that kind of talk today.
Speaker 4: Because I'm going to call you Scully today.
Speaker 2: No, I actually like to get into the X Files.
Speaker 2: You'd have to be one of them.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: You have to believe me.
Speaker 4: She was a scientist.
Speaker 2: Good idea for sure. I never actually saw it.
Speaker 3: Holmes and Watson, you know he's at It's a brilliant,
Speaker 3: brilliant show. That was X Files. So Patsy, you are
Speaker 3: a believer.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I am because I've seen a few ghosts.
Speaker 3: So you've seen a few. Yes, I've actually been attacked
Speaker 3: by a ghost.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were saying.
Speaker 3: Physically, actually manhand or the middle of the night in
Speaker 3: a very very old hotel. We have those in England.
Speaker 3: The oldest hotel in Australia goes back to nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 3: We actually have ones where kings, you say, But anyway,
Speaker 3: I was in this room and the middle of night,
Speaker 3: I was poked in my ribs and then had my
Speaker 3: hair pulled. Thought it was my wife. They won a
Speaker 3: little bit of late night play, but sadly not. And
Speaker 3: then then the on the Monday, we're staying on a
Speaker 3: Saturday night Monday took a bit on the radio show
Speaker 3: and manager called me after the show and apologized, offering
Speaker 3: a full refunds. And that room we've had. Everyone has
Speaker 3: the same experience in that room. It is haunted and
Speaker 3: someone should have told you, made your aware of that
Speaker 3: before he checked into that room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know did it go.
Speaker 3: So you're saying I'm a lie.
Speaker 2: I just think you might have dreamt it.
Speaker 3: Or no, no, no, I was awake and obviously, like
Speaker 3: a lot of people, you will hear this morning with
Speaker 3: these ghost stories, the change in temperature of room. I
Speaker 3: see cold.
Speaker 4: Ah, full experience.
Speaker 2: It gets cold, not no, it gets cold at not
Speaker 2: sudden drop. Yeah, because you woke out, you went to
Speaker 2: sleep in his crispy warm and then in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night you wake up and you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is cold.
Speaker 3: All right. Well, I once stayed at a listener's house
Speaker 3: and they lived in the Tower of London. They worked
Speaker 3: as part of the security team. And I stayed the
Speaker 3: night there and he said, a lot of people get
Speaker 3: freaked out, a lot of people obviously executed in the
Speaker 3: Tower of London. Yeah, okay, I stayed the night there
Speaker 3: and I heard a ghost, ghostly footsteps.
Speaker 2: He could have been here walking up the stairs, walking
Speaker 2: up the hall on concrete in a bedroom.
Speaker 3: There's no concrete in his house. Town of London.
Speaker 2: It's just not definishing.
Speaker 3: Sudden drop in temperature. Also with that story, I bet
Speaker 3: the Tower of London is cold toasty. And then.
Speaker 4: Can chain th rattling?
Speaker 3: No, no, I wish I could say that makes a
Speaker 3: better story.
Speaker 2: I would have believed it if I heard the chain.
Speaker 3: All right, So this morning we are looking for one
Speaker 3: thing on the phones, undeniable ghost stories. Undeniable. When you're
Speaker 3: thinking about the ghost story you've got, is it undeniable?
Speaker 3: Where Jack is left with only one conclusion at the
Speaker 3: end of your story, it must have been a ghost?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Have you got those stories? Nine four one, one four three,
Speaker 3: give us a call this morning. With your undeniable ghost stories.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three this morning. It's not Jack Post, it's Jack Ghost.
Speaker 3: Thank you. That's why it's my show.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 3: All right, Do you have an undeniable ghost story that
Speaker 3: can convince Jack of the existence of ghosts?
Speaker 2: Now, I want to keep an open mind during this segment.
Speaker 3: Please do it.
Speaker 2: But Rio, who runs the Facebook page, just handed me
Speaker 2: a comment on the Facebook page, which is just a
Speaker 2: grainy photo.
Speaker 3: That photo does in the doorway. Jack has described it
Speaker 3: very well. It's some guy in a doorway. Nothing about
Speaker 3: the photo says ghost. It's just a human being walking
Speaker 3: through a door. Now, if we said Jack doesn't leave indoors,
Speaker 3: this is definitive proof we've got. It's the least ghost
Speaker 3: photo I've ever seen. Even if you hand draw a ghost,
Speaker 3: it would be more convincing. I'd send that to us.
Speaker 3: They hope the key break is one of his underniable ghosts.
Speaker 3: Why theyre always grainy photos, aren't they? All right, then
Speaker 3: let's go to the lines now, Adam, good morning.
Speaker 6: Good Christian. He and the missus went down to do
Speaker 6: a ghost at Port Arthur a few years back. And
Speaker 6: when we got back to the accommodation, we jumped in
Speaker 6: the shower, the missus jumped out of the shower and
Speaker 6: there was a wet smiley face in the newspaper in
Speaker 6: the kitchen.
Speaker 2: Is it just what do you mean, like so a
Speaker 2: coffee cup stain or something like that.
Speaker 6: No, No, a four blown wet siley face.
Speaker 3: A wet smiley face in the newspaper like a kind
Speaker 3: of touring shroud.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we come back. We were both in the
Speaker 6: shower and she jumped out and put the kettle on
Speaker 6: and famed, there's a wet smileing face there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's still wet, though maybe she dripped some water
Speaker 2: off her hand.
Speaker 6: No, we got back, We got back home and within
Speaker 6: a day of getting back home, the light in the
Speaker 6: bedroom blue. We put a new globe in and within
Speaker 6: two days of blue again.
Speaker 3: And this could be dodgy electrics orst.
Speaker 6: But then she breaked out. She told she said, ghosts,
Speaker 6: you need to bug her off and go home. This
Speaker 6: is enough and that's it. Never had another problem.
Speaker 3: What an exorcism? Only Australia, can you shout the ghosts
Speaker 3: out of your home. You need to bugger off home
Speaker 3: and get out of here. You're flaming home.
Speaker 7: Ghost.
Speaker 6: Never blow the globe again.
Speaker 3: Because ghost terrified. What we've learned from this is ghost
Speaker 3: like they like to prank. You had the old wet
Speaker 3: smiley face trip Classic Ghosts Ghosts one oh one. Hi,
Speaker 3: that's a great one to get us going at him, Adam,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Thank you very much. Hi. All right,
Speaker 3: keep the calls coming. Nine one o four three? Do
Speaker 3: you have an undeniable ghost story?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: If you've got a great ghost story, I mean a
Speaker 3: really truly great ghost story. That's what we're looking for
Speaker 3: this morning, to try and convince Jack Posts that ghosts
Speaker 3: do exist.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in ghosts, Patsy and I do.
Speaker 3: Pats are somehow mashed who've got a whole library of
Speaker 3: different ghost stories. She collects them like tee towels. But
Speaker 3: do you have an undeniable ghost story? Let's take a
Speaker 3: couple of quick calls them before we go to the news. Brooke,
Speaker 3: good morning morning, How are you? I'm good Brook? You
Speaker 3: got an undeniable ghost story.
Speaker 8: Then, yes, we actually grew up with her ghost in
Speaker 8: our hands. That used to kick open our bedroom doors
Speaker 8: while we were sleeping at nights and there'd be no
Speaker 8: one around and you'd hear this almighty bang and our
Speaker 8: door would fly open. That happened to all of us.
Speaker 8: And it would unpack the dishwasher. You'd hear dishes playing
Speaker 8: and very domestic.
Speaker 4: I wish I could get one.
Speaker 3: So it sounds like Mary Poppins, Alter Poppins unpacked the dishwasher.
Speaker 3: Can I can I? Can I come round to mine?
Speaker 8: It never did anything bad, It just did things to
Speaker 8: freak us out.
Speaker 3: It is the most domesticated ghost heard. It would get
Speaker 3: you up in the morning and the dishwasher would make
Speaker 3: some toasted a cup of tea. Oh God, I wish
Speaker 3: amazing Nanny McPhee of the ghost.
Speaker 2: World, so Brooke, you couldn't just be your folks getting
Speaker 2: up like staying up after you went to bed and
Speaker 2: putting the dishes away.
Speaker 3: I think my kids think that everything gets done by
Speaker 3: some and it's me and their mum.
Speaker 8: There was a couple of knights where and my oldest
Speaker 8: sister we sort of laid there and went, it's happening.
Speaker 8: It's happening, And we got up and by the time
Speaker 8: we got up, it was pitch black. There was nothing
Speaker 8: going on. The dishwasher was shut like it was. It
Speaker 8: was really quite eerie. When we got into the kitchen.
Speaker 8: You would think you'd see your parents running off or
Speaker 8: your parents in there doing it, but there was nothing there.
Speaker 3: And the only other explanasion is, of course a ghost.
Speaker 8: The ghosts we used to hear it talk as well.
Speaker 3: This is not one of those. Oh another thing.
Speaker 2: It has three eyes, probably talking to your account and
Speaker 2: getting the taxes done on the phone.
Speaker 4: What would it say? Could you hear what it was saying.
Speaker 8: There was one occasion where I heard my friend. I
Speaker 8: was in my bedroom getting ready and I heard my
Speaker 8: friends say, come on, hurry up, we've got to go,
Speaker 8: and so I replied, and by the time I came
Speaker 8: out of my bedroom, my sisters were standing there looking
Speaker 8: at me, saying, who are you talking to? And I said, Troy,
Speaker 8: he's here, and they no one's here.
Speaker 3: Troy suddenly Joss Troy, and this is amazing, this has
Speaker 3: got it all.
Speaker 2: I'm not convinced, Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: I'm now unconvinced.
Speaker 4: I'm not convinced that Blake would be doing housework.
Speaker 3: All right, Brooke, thank you very much, she called, tell
Speaker 3: you what I'm going to give you? Yes, pair of
Speaker 3: our special one year anniversary socks. Okay, you sound disappointed.
Speaker 3: What were you hoping? I was going to say, Oh, try.
Speaker 8: Can you believe my story.
Speaker 2: And try can iron them and follow them?
Speaker 3: Yes, and I'll give another pair for the old ghosts Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, Brook, A great story though.
Speaker 1: Do you call him the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
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Speaker 3: Anything we ever talk about on the show, you can
Speaker 3: always join in the conversation. Pick it up a week
Speaker 3: or two, six months, a year later. We call it
Speaker 3: late to the party, all right. So we love getting
Speaker 3: your emails. They're out standing. Larry Bander sent me this
Speaker 3: one Christian yesterday on the podcast. I was catching up
Speaker 3: with the show and I heard the phone in about
Speaker 3: picking up the wrong one. This is when we went
Speaker 3: out for lunch of the day and they accidentally gave
Speaker 3: me Pats's jacket and she left a little bit drunk.
Speaker 3: But I realized immediately I'm wearing a ladies jacket.
Speaker 4: And where did you realize where were you.
Speaker 3: In the toilets? What does that mean? What does that mean?
Speaker 4: He was standing at the urinal? I believe with it
Speaker 4: on your self.
Speaker 3: Well not on myself?
Speaker 2: Jacket?
Speaker 3: Does happened to be wearing it? Yeah? At least I
Speaker 3: realized this is a lady's jacket. The strong stench of
Speaker 3: booze and shee perfume led me to leave immediately.
Speaker 4: It's Patsy's ash down the front.
Speaker 2: What do you mean do you have a problem with
Speaker 2: him wearing it?
Speaker 3: At the uni She's confronted me, there's a stain jacket.
Speaker 3: I have a jacket. I would I would put it
Speaker 3: behind me like cape. Okay, I flap it behind me,
Speaker 3: all right. I am a gentleman, not a savage from England.
Speaker 3: I'll have you know. We don't be on our jackets.
Speaker 4: English gentlemen don't do that.
Speaker 3: You're the ones that drink out shoes and call it
Speaker 3: a shoey. That stain is from you. It's high up
Speaker 3: as well. So if I'm doing that, then Christian. After
Speaker 3: paying for pet After paying for Petro at the local servo,
Speaker 3: I climbed into my shiny black Rover six hundred. This
Speaker 3: was quite a few years ago and drove off. I
Speaker 3: left the keys in the car. It was a company
Speaker 3: car that I worked for, and I went away. After
Speaker 3: a few miles of adjusting the seat in the rearview
Speaker 3: mirror mirror and wondering why I had the radio on
Speaker 3: the wrong station, I looked to my left at the
Speaker 3: passenger seat and wonder why carry a bag was there
Speaker 3: that wasn't mine. The penny dropped and you called it yesterday.
Speaker 3: I worked out this was not my car, so that
Speaker 3: line in the Talking Head song this is not My Life.
Speaker 3: I did a quick U turn, went back to the garage,
Speaker 3: where there was another bloke wandering around the fore court
Speaker 3: looking at my car and scratching his head. He had
Speaker 3: just called the police. It takes up explaining, especially as
Speaker 3: this was a three years younger model that I'd driven
Speaker 3: off in and had a roof racking my defense. All
Speaker 3: cars were the bloody same in those days, and the
Speaker 3: only option was which color you wanted. That's a great one,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Larry Christian. As a podcast listener,
Speaker 3: this comes from Matthew part. We of course don't hear
Speaker 3: Pats's news bulletins, but it was good to hear a
Speaker 3: snippet of the first time I've ever heard Pat's doing
Speaker 3: news in the show this week when she struggled with
Speaker 3: the pronunciation of the sleep doctor. Yeah, if you missed it,
Speaker 3: this happened on Tuesday.
Speaker 4: And a Melbourne patient has been the topic of an
Speaker 4: international health conference and a nevius. Now I knew I
Speaker 4: shouldn't have put that word in there, but a specialist
Speaker 4: doctor from Austin Health, I can't pronounce an a nethe
Speaker 4: as sologist.
Speaker 3: How amazing for our international and Australian podcast listeners. The
Speaker 3: first time to ever hear Pat's doing the news and
Speaker 3: the last and you.
Speaker 4: Hear this and a Melbourne patient has been the topic
Speaker 4: of an international health conference and a nevius. Now I
Speaker 4: knew I shouldn't have put that in the action, but
Speaker 4: a specialist doctor from Austin Health, I can't pronounce an
Speaker 4: an atheist sologist.
Speaker 2: I love that you went back for another guy.
Speaker 3: Why let's go back to Matthew's email, Christian. I noticed
Speaker 3: there's any marked difference between the professional Pats during the
Speaker 3: news and then the margarita fueled wildcow presenter, and that
Speaker 3: you even have to give her a different name, going
Speaker 3: from Pats when you normal chat to the news is
Speaker 3: Petrina to try and steady herself to remind her who
Speaker 3: she is. It's very reminiscent of when my mum would
Speaker 3: answer the landline with a voice i'd never usually hear
Speaker 3: that would appear out of nowhere, all very polite and
Speaker 3: well spoken, and then get back once the foe was onto,
Speaker 3: yelling at us common as anything. Thank you very much, Matthew.
Speaker 3: If you've got an emails relate to the party, we
Speaker 3: love getting them. Christian at Gold one I four to
Speaker 3: three dot com dot au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Men's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, also on this morning show. Then Jack's report back
Speaker 3: from the site visit he went to yesterday. He went
Speaker 3: to check out the venue where meet are going to
Speaker 3: be the part of the Cooper's in tomorrow night. Crammed
Speaker 3: into room with a load of you celebrate a year
Speaker 3: of the show, more tickets to join us, to be
Speaker 3: one on the show, recording it beer for a year.
Speaker 3: It's the late breakfast show not to be recorded. I
Speaker 3: had to uninvite a journalist yesterday as well, because we're
Speaker 3: worried that I go by the way I think I've
Speaker 3: burnt two contacts yesterday. I'm not sure whatever see crawl
Speaker 3: are going on the show to Iteali him. We don't
Speaker 3: need him for the stage show. We're going to keep
Speaker 3: him back for when we do a bigger venue. That
Speaker 3: good awkward because he simply said no, thanks on coming,
Speaker 3: and I went, we don't need you. This is getting
Speaker 3: awkward and he said this is this is going in
Speaker 3: my memory bank of hurtful rejections.
Speaker 2: He's allowed to come by all means.
Speaker 3: He said that he felt patronizing. I said, come watch
Speaker 3: the show. Yeah, and he went, but don't be part
Speaker 3: of it. Went yes, just to a crystal clean in
Speaker 3: any way to where words from Crawf. I'm hoping that
Speaker 3: he can put that behind him and will be joining
Speaker 3: us tomorrow on the show. But we've upset Crawf had
Speaker 3: to uninvite a journalist because obviously the big wigs here
Speaker 3: heard that I'd invited Fiona. He's lovely and a big
Speaker 3: fan of the show at the held Sun, but they
Speaker 3: were worried and obviously because this isn't going to be recorded,
Speaker 3: it's not going to be podcast, it's on we streamed.
Speaker 3: We want everything that is set in that room to
Speaker 3: stay in that room, and she was worried that obviously
Speaker 3: he gets out of that room, it could create trouble
Speaker 3: for us. So, yeah, yesterday was a really good day.
Speaker 3: Have just upsetting people. However, Jack has been down to
Speaker 3: the room where we're going to be doing the show
Speaker 3: and we'll report back later on this morning. I've also
Speaker 3: got a list of I asked them what the canna page.
Speaker 3: You know, only just getting free drinks on us, you're
Speaker 3: getting cannapase and know in this place, I thought it'd
Speaker 3: be really tight, so I've asked for a list of
Speaker 3: what the cannapes are. However, it is quite amazing and
Speaker 3: email has just come in there that we need to
Speaker 3: deal with we deal how we deal with complaints is important,
Speaker 3: saying when you try and get hold of any anything,
Speaker 3: can get a hold of radio station. This comes from
Speaker 3: Marian Christian listening to the show right now, just heard
Speaker 3: to the Late to the Party emails. Reminded me that
Speaker 3: on the thirteenth of May twenty nineteen, surprisingly, I was
Speaker 3: listening to show and I heard my Lates to the
Speaker 3: Party email read out on a Later on that day,
Speaker 3: received a swift email from producer Beck telling me I
Speaker 3: had one a show mug. She's just looked up from
Speaker 3: her desk right now. So far so could I want
Speaker 3: to say hello here? We're going to need to give
Speaker 3: her her right to apply shortly. I bet hey don't
Speaker 3: produce a beck good morning. How are the calls today
Speaker 3: going with the ghost caurse good? Get all calls?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 2: What I tually went out there before you went out
Speaker 2: there as well. He heard them during the Ghost Calls
Speaker 2: Center that they were running.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. So all I had was game and so
Speaker 3: the ghost press play on the VCR. Hopefully she's not
Speaker 3: telling by the way, I don't know who that was.
Speaker 3: That isn't producer back? Hopefully, well get that. I want
Speaker 3: to know more about that story later on. Anyway, later
Speaker 3: that day I receive an email from producer Beck Lowis
Speaker 3: telling me i'd want a show mug and I had
Speaker 3: to provide my addressing phone, on which I did the
Speaker 3: same day. I was so excited. I still didn't receive
Speaker 3: the mug. I've tried calling the station, can't get through.
Speaker 3: Thought i'd send you an email. You say you read
Speaker 3: your emails. I was still waiting for the mug to
Speaker 3: get something that you will want is very very disappointing.
Speaker 3: I'm a patient person, but it's been quite a while.
Speaker 2: Now, Marion, I was sort out your mug.
Speaker 9: Although to be fair, this needs to go down the
Speaker 9: line to another department.
Speaker 3: Here, No way, what mugs. There's a mug department, but
Speaker 3: we are the mug department in so many ways. Tell
Speaker 3: you what we're going to do. We're going to get
Speaker 3: two mugs. I will personally book an uber right now.
Speaker 3: I've got her dress and we'll put the mugs in
Speaker 3: the uburh Okay, okay done. That's what we don't really
Speaker 3: have a department for. There's what department? There's no departments here.
Speaker 3: There's us, Huggy and Gavin. That's it. There's no departments here.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So Tuesday this week. The reason why we're going down
Speaker 3: the pub with you tomorrow night is we turned a
Speaker 3: year old at this show on Tuesday, and June the
Speaker 3: fourth will always be a significant date for everyone who
Speaker 3: works on this show and meet Jack and Pat and
Speaker 3: so I thought we're always going to be We played
Speaker 3: a montage of some of our favorite phone calls and
Speaker 3: the stories that you've given us over the last twelve months.
Speaker 3: And I know that in twelve months time, we're lucky
Speaker 3: enough to still be doing the show together, we'll be
Speaker 3: playing back a montage of whatever we do during the
Speaker 3: next twelve months. And so I thought, we got this
Speaker 3: unique position in the middle of the year to look
Speaker 3: ahead and a time capsule, to try and make a
Speaker 3: time capsule. We start to think, where would you be
Speaker 3: in twelve months from now? Hopefully we're still doing the show,
Speaker 3: but it gives you a chance, I think, where you
Speaker 3: want to be and what you want to be doing
Speaker 3: twelve months from now. And I know some of us
Speaker 3: do this with New Year's resolutions, but it's kind of
Speaker 3: the same thing. Sometimes news resolutions are negative, aren't they.
Speaker 3: It's not never just positive, and you never shooting for something.
Speaker 3: You want to be a better version of yourself or
Speaker 3: in a different place, a better place. And so we're
Speaker 3: calling it it's like a radio time capsule. We want
Speaker 3: to record your phone calls, simple question, where do you
Speaker 3: want to be twelve months from now? We did the
Speaker 3: other day and we were surprised how many of you
Speaker 3: called in with so many amazing stories of where you
Speaker 3: want to be, and we're going to try and help
Speaker 3: you achieve these during the next twelve months. We're going
Speaker 3: to try and catch up with you on a Monday,
Speaker 3: and if there's anything we can do or the people
Speaker 3: that listen to the show are so supportive, I think
Speaker 3: it'd be really good if we could help each other out.
Speaker 3: I don't think we should do this. I don't think
Speaker 3: we should google and try to get outside help. I
Speaker 3: reckon we should only use people listening to the show,
Speaker 3: our radio family and their recommendation. So if we need
Speaker 3: to get a personal trainer, I know those personal trainers
Speaker 3: that listen to the show, and I know we're going
Speaker 3: to find them that way. So I think we're going
Speaker 3: to do it as our kind of radio family. But anyway,
Speaker 3: here's what happened two days ago. Sorry here, I want
Speaker 3: to do this. Tristan Hold.
Speaker 10: Radio time.
Speaker 3: Capsule, twelve months from now down. Where do you want
Speaker 3: to be in twelve months from now?
Speaker 11: I thought I would like to be on a journey
Speaker 11: towards a new Koreer and be happily divorced.
Speaker 3: Lisa, Good morning.
Speaker 12: Twelve months from now, I would like to have met
Speaker 12: possibly but at least started to form a relationship with
Speaker 12: my biological father David.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Well, hopefully everything goes fine this she's doing
Speaker 13: a bit up and down. The wife is diagnosed with
Speaker 13: breast cancer in February, so let's put a hold on
Speaker 13: things that but twelve months time, hopefully traveling across America
Speaker 13: on the drive route sixty sheep.
Speaker 3: So some of those were amazing, And doesn't matter what
Speaker 3: you want to eat. It doesn't this have to be
Speaker 3: like a big life changing thing. It can be anything.
Speaker 3: Can be something smaller, it can be something bigger. It's
Speaker 3: entirely up to you. Where do you want to be
Speaker 3: twelve months from now, and hopefully we're going to help
Speaker 3: you get there as well. Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: four to three. Just an update, just the last forty
Speaker 3: eight hours. Dan, the guy at the beginning who wanted
Speaker 3: to be happily divorced. Yes, I's phrase that happily divorced.
Speaker 3: In twelve months now he's moved the hell of a
Speaker 3: lot closer, he said an email. Yes, stake, because you
Speaker 3: know we invited all them to come to the pub
Speaker 3: with us tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We should say as well. He's already separated from his wife.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like his wife could be listening on her driving.
Speaker 2: What a shot I da hang on him. No, they've
Speaker 2: been separating for twelve months. But he did ask me
Speaker 2: if he could have a plus one to bring his
Speaker 2: new friend. Oh nice, he's moving ahead of it. Twelve
Speaker 2: months from now, and then there's two days from now.
Speaker 2: All right, then give us a call where do you
Speaker 2: want to be twelve months from now?
Speaker 3: How can we help you? Nine four one four one O.
Speaker 1: Four to three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So twelve months from now we're gonna be playing back.
Speaker 3: The calls were about to get where do you want
Speaker 3: to be in twelve months time? And it's your chance
Speaker 3: to leave a little time capsule of you saying where
Speaker 3: you want to be in twelve months. We're back in
Speaker 3: twelve months time see where you are and in the
Speaker 3: next twelve months we can try and help you. As
Speaker 3: a kind of radio family. How can we support each
Speaker 3: other trying to do this? I think this would be
Speaker 3: a really nice thing to do over the next twelve months,
Speaker 3: talk about radio family. Thank you very much to Sheen
Speaker 3: Panel Service, Cheltenham. You know my wife stoved in that
Speaker 3: driver's door.
Speaker 2: That's not the kind of community I thought you were
Speaker 2: trying to garner.
Speaker 3: Then if you knew, if you knew how much money
Speaker 3: it saved me, it is my kind of community. Thank you,
Speaker 3: she Cheltenham, Chelton Dell and the team there. She is
Speaker 3: a very lucky lady that the car came back yesterday
Speaker 3: and it was it was immaculates. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for doing that. So maybe your goal twelve months from
Speaker 3: now you've not to have a dentire door fixed. Then
Speaker 3: you got a shem Panels shouting him all right, Steve,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 14: Here you go on.
Speaker 3: I'm good Steve. And twelve months from now, where do
Speaker 3: you want to be.
Speaker 14: Twelve months from now, I want to give up the
Speaker 14: truck driving job and do your stand up comedian.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's a great one. So ever done anything like
Speaker 3: that before?
Speaker 15: You?
Speaker 3: Ever done any little tiny sort of tryout nights or
Speaker 3: open spots?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I did. I met five years ago. Comedy Festival had
Speaker 14: a competition going on and I entered that, but I
Speaker 14: didn't win.
Speaker 6: Me.
Speaker 3: Hey, it doesn't matter, mate, Had you ever done it before? No?
Speaker 14: No, that was the first time I had to go.
Speaker 3: Well, that's great. The hardest thing is just to get
Speaker 3: up there. And most importantly, did you enjoy it?
Speaker 14: Yeah? I had a ball.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And who are your favorite comedians? Who do you like?
Speaker 14: Oh? Hi's Baker yep, Jim Allen? Yeah, huge, he's not
Speaker 14: too bad.
Speaker 3: Where send this to him? Have you here that he
Speaker 3: can put them on the poster? Steve, that's a great one.
Speaker 3: So twelve months from now you'd like to be giving
Speaker 3: up truck driving. How long you've been a truck driver?
Speaker 14: Nearly two years. I was a battlemaker by trade for
Speaker 14: forty years before that.
Speaker 3: I'm telling this. When you're doing the truck driving, do
Speaker 3: you start to sort of do kind of go through
Speaker 3: ideas or imagine you're doing routines in your head?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: A lot, a couple of lines of I'm driving, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I did do that. I'd be happy if you didn't
Speaker 3: your head rather than a pen and paper and so
Speaker 3: of that with a big old truck on the road.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I'll do it in your head.
Speaker 3: Great for you. I think this is a great one
Speaker 3: to do. You know, we can we can definitely help
Speaker 3: you on the way of the next twelve months. Steve.
Speaker 14: Oh, fantastic. I've got a line for you if you want.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, this is your radio debut, Steve.
Speaker 14: If you go, it's radio freightly. In truck driving, they've
Speaker 14: got a course called fatigue management. I was talking on
Speaker 14: Mate the other day and he goes, oh, what do
Speaker 14: you do yesterday? I said, I went to the fatigue
Speaker 14: management course. He goes, here do you go? I said,
Speaker 14: I don't know. I fell asleep? Is right?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 3: Good? One? Come on? Let's not be tight there. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's a start. Okay, Steve, it's the start. Well done, Steve.
Speaker 3: Come on, let's not judge all right, Steve, thank you
Speaker 3: very much. We'll see what we can do. All right.
Speaker 14: Christian, thanks mate, well.
Speaker 3: And you cheers buddy.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three right now they were asking you on nine four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three, where do you want
Speaker 3: to be twelve months from now? The reason why were
Speaker 3: suddenly doing this early June is because obviously on Tuesday
Speaker 3: we were a year old, and so we're thinking, well,
Speaker 3: a year's time we'll be playing about what we've done.
Speaker 3: In the next twelve months, maybe we could have a
Speaker 3: bit fun with that. Make a radio time capsule, record
Speaker 3: your calls, you saying where you want to be in
Speaker 3: twelve months time for now, then play them back in
Speaker 3: a year see where you are and the meantime, can
Speaker 3: we help you get there? So that's a simple question.
Speaker 3: This morning, where do you want to be twelve months
Speaker 3: from now? All right, let's take some calls. Peter, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, how are you going? I'm good, Peter. What
Speaker 3: do you want to do? Mate?
Speaker 16: Well, in twelve months from now, I'd like to be
Speaker 16: holding my first photographic exhibition.
Speaker 3: That's great. So you're obviously into ephotography.
Speaker 16: I am just new finding my voice, but I think
Speaker 16: I'm getting there great.
Speaker 3: And what do you like to take you do outdoor wildlife?
Speaker 16: Pretty much anything. I will take the every day and
Speaker 16: turn it into something that's recognizable as every day but
Speaker 16: looks good.
Speaker 3: Is this something you've always wanted to do?
Speaker 14: It is?
Speaker 16: But you know, I grew up in a time when
Speaker 16: there was film and developing it and it wasn't practical
Speaker 16: for me. But in the digital age and finally being
Speaker 16: able to afford a good camera, Yeah, it's taken off.
Speaker 3: That's great. I'd love to help you do that at
Speaker 3: your own photography exhibition twelve months now.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, it would be good. It's I've looked into it.
Speaker 16: It's just so daunting the preparation for it, yea. And
Speaker 16: plus the fact that is my work that's going out there,
Speaker 16: and is it good enough when all that you know,
Speaker 16: all that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: That's the thing right, most of us you just want
Speaker 3: to hide in the shadows because once you take a
Speaker 3: leap from sitting in the stands to actually get out
Speaker 3: there on the field, then you've got that you do
Speaker 3: have to risk be in judge. It's the same with
Speaker 3: us doing this. Even sometimes I'm doing Breakfast Roario twenty years.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I still coming and you feel a bit like,
Speaker 3: oh god, you see an email or a text comes in,
Speaker 3: it gives you that little steam because but that is
Speaker 3: do you only get the really great stuff in life
Speaker 3: when you take that leap and you risk to be judged.
Speaker 3: Otherwise you're just you're holding yourself back, and then you
Speaker 3: start toward us who your What other people think of
Speaker 3: you is not your business. That is their business. So
Speaker 3: we can help you with that, mate, Oh that would
Speaker 3: be good.
Speaker 16: I have started seeing my workout in competitions and everything great.
Speaker 16: And my biggest assist exist so far as I've got
Speaker 16: a bronze in the Tokyo International Photo Awards.
Speaker 3: Hey, honey, held back on that one. You've got it.
Speaker 3: You've got You're a placed medalist in the International in
Speaker 3: Tokyo Photography Awards. That's amazing.
Speaker 16: Yeah's let's just all one off. You know, I'm hoping
Speaker 16: more will come, but I would like to share my
Speaker 16: vision brilliant.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, I'm really humbled that you've shared
Speaker 3: it with us this morning on the show. So thank you,
Speaker 3: thank you. All Right, we're going to hold you to
Speaker 3: this though. You got you're going to do this in
Speaker 3: twelve months time.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, I will.
Speaker 16: I'll have to know.
Speaker 3: Now you're going to Okay, now you told us I'm
Speaker 3: going to kick your backside into some sort of room
Speaker 3: somewhere and we're all going to look at your photos.
Speaker 16: Okay, okay, yeah, good, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's right, my pleasure, Peter, thanks for calling him.
Speaker 3: No worries, Dan, you love Peter. That's great. I think
Speaker 3: that's a brilliant one. Renee Hey is it Renee?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 3: I was hoping it was pronounced that way. Okay, where
Speaker 3: do you want to be twelve months from now?
Speaker 12: In twelve months from now, I want to be fifty
Speaker 12: kilos lighter. I'm going in and having half of my
Speaker 12: three quarters of my stomach removed next month. Wow, and
Speaker 12: going to work out and do everything and finally find
Speaker 12: out who I really am.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's beautiful. What a great gift to do for
Speaker 3: yourself as well, to help yourself out.
Speaker 12: I think. So, I'm nearly forty three and it's time
Speaker 12: that I lived my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you've got plenty of time ahead of you.
Speaker 3: You're life start over, you can start again.
Speaker 12: Exactly exactly, So lots of workouts and changing lifestyle totally.
Speaker 3: That's really brave to cool us up and say you
Speaker 3: want to do that as well. That takes a huge
Speaker 3: amount of guts. A well done for you. Oh scary,
Speaker 3: I hope it's not too scary. Now you've told us
Speaker 3: and you've put it out there in the world.
Speaker 12: Oh, now I've got to do it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, to tell me this.
Speaker 3: When you say stomach removed, what do they do.
Speaker 12: It's called sleeve surgery. So they basically remove eighty percent
Speaker 12: of my stomach and yeah, so it's a total lifestyle change.
Speaker 12: I'll never be able to eat like I do now,
Speaker 12: and it's guaranteed weight loss. But the biggest thing is
Speaker 12: the excess skin and all that. So my plan is
Speaker 12: lots of gym workouts, personal trainers, and just try to
Speaker 12: turn up everything.
Speaker 3: I thought you were going to say you were going
Speaker 3: to do something with the excess skin, like turn it
Speaker 3: into matching luggage or something. You know, if it's yours
Speaker 3: and they're taking it off, you might as well. Can
Speaker 3: I have a bit. And I'm not a doctor a TJO,
Speaker 3: I don't know how it works.
Speaker 4: Hey, Renee, one of my girlfriends just had that done
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks ago. So and she's lost Yeah,
Speaker 4: she's already lost about fourteen key lies in her recovery.
Speaker 12: It's amazing how fat they really luck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't know you could have this done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's different to gastric beds.
Speaker 3: One of the stapling and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 12: It's like the next step up from the bed.
Speaker 3: All right, do you know what we can help with this?
Speaker 3: We can? I'm sure that people listening at no personal
Speaker 3: trainers who are personal trainers, we can That would be awesome. Hey, listen,
Speaker 3: good luck in the operation. I'm sure we're speak to
Speaker 3: you before that, but well done, thank you, all right, thanks,
Speaker 3: She calls everyone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, time for brand new isolated vocal. We do this
Speaker 3: every Thursday on the show. We play out an isolated
Speaker 3: vocal trap, which is just that it's just the artists singing,
Speaker 3: nothing else added to it. And when you hear it,
Speaker 3: it's raw, it's stripped back and you hear this sometimes
Speaker 3: he little beautiful imperfections, but you totally re examine the
Speaker 3: song that it's from. Then we play the song that
Speaker 3: it is taken from as well. This week's one, it's
Speaker 3: a bit of a different one. It's actually got harmonies
Speaker 3: on as well, but it's a great one. It really works.
Speaker 3: It's Billy Joel doing this big eighties hit Uptown Girl,
Speaker 3: and haven't listened to this. The harmonies just lifted to
Speaker 3: something really, really special. This is this week's isolated vocal
Speaker 3: on Gold one I four point three. She's been living
Speaker 3: in up Damn. I bet she never.
Speaker 4: Had a backstreet guy.
Speaker 3: I bet her mama never told her why. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: try for her up chamber.
Speaker 15: She's been living in her white brind world as long
Speaker 15: as anyone with.
Speaker 3: Hot blood chain.
Speaker 15: And yes she's looking for it downtown.
Speaker 17: Man, That's what I am.
Speaker 18: And who in she knows?
Speaker 15: Was what she wants from her tang am and whoen
Speaker 15: she waits safe? Friend suck her.
Speaker 17: Maidian, She'll see I'm not so tupy, just ski cause
Speaker 17: I'm in love with it up chamer, you know, a
Speaker 17: cedar in her up chamber.
Speaker 2: She's getting tired of.
Speaker 15: Her high clestis and all the present from her up
Speaker 15: cham boys.
Speaker 2: She's got her chores.
Speaker 3: Christian went to see Billy Joel Madison Square Garden last November.
Speaker 3: He's sixty nine and still awesome. That comes from Phil. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I saw about a couple of weeks ago celebrators is
Speaker 3: said seventieth as only Billy Joel could live on stage
Speaker 3: at the Madison Square Guarden had like Paul McCartney. Peter
Speaker 3: Frantum joined him on guitar. It was amazing and Emaos
Speaker 3: has come in. They had quite a few messages after
Speaker 3: Ross was just on the show. I didn't realize what
Speaker 3: the stomach removal operation actually Well, Renee, Renee, sorry, Renee yeah,
Speaker 3: I didn't realize what there was. They shrink your stomach,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 2: I guess so? Isn't that it? So you physically can't finish?
Speaker 3: Sorry? Doctor Jack told me that perhaps what he saw
Speaker 3: me that they remove it so it's like.
Speaker 4: Tiny, you know, with gastric sleeve, because I know my girlfriend,
Speaker 4: as I said, had it a fortnight ago. They actually
Speaker 4: cut away eighty percent of your stomach and they suck
Speaker 4: it through a porthole in your tummy. Yeah, they put
Speaker 4: like a hole there and keyhole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they said to another dimension.
Speaker 4: That's what they call it. It's a medical What.
Speaker 3: Do they keep doing that down there on earth?
Speaker 4: Anyway?
Speaker 3: You just bung up that porthole. Good, you show me
Speaker 3: on the body where the porthole is what you belly
Speaker 3: like the porthole on? I thought it was my whole.
Speaker 4: Former Treasury Joe Hockey had it done well.
Speaker 3: He disappeared down the porthole. No, you wonder where you're gone?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: No, So what they suck out the fat?
Speaker 4: No, they don't suck out the fat. They suck out
Speaker 4: the stomach. There's your lining, the lining of it.
Speaker 3: So it does reduce.
Speaker 4: It, oh big time. By eighty percent. Yes, so you've
Speaker 4: got like twenty percent left and then you eat. She's
Speaker 4: eating like stewed apple and stuff now because.
Speaker 2: You can only fit so much in Yeah, stewed.
Speaker 4: Apple, very small amount. All right, for the rest of
Speaker 4: your life, Oh no, but for a few months.
Speaker 3: All right, it's going to reach because you also got
Speaker 3: to work on your mindsets. What what led you to
Speaker 3: get yourself like that? I guess you to work on that.
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 4: Else? It does too, Apparently because you're not getting all
Speaker 4: the nutrients, you lose quite a bit of your hair.
Speaker 4: So she's had to get wigs.
Speaker 3: Are you sure you should be telling us this? No,
Speaker 3: but like it comes to you, I'm never telling you
Speaker 3: a secret.
Speaker 4: I'm told her said her name like your girlfriend, and
Speaker 4: just throw friends.
Speaker 3: She also wears a wig, and she's actually having a
Speaker 3: lot of us, don't remember friends. Don't even start Marie, Marie,
Speaker 3: the one who's getting divorced. Oh god, okay, hang me out,
Speaker 3: don't you. Sometimes when chat the Pats, it's like that
Speaker 3: neighbor over the fence you're putting out your washinger. Oh god,
Speaker 3: that she is quick.
Speaker 2: I can see you if you listen out the window.
Speaker 2: She's still talking to you, and she doesn't know that
Speaker 2: you've got sus Jess.
Speaker 4: No, but I found that fascinating that that happens, but
Speaker 4: it comes back.
Speaker 3: It does, right. I didn't know that lovely emails is
Speaker 3: coming in from Rots. That's why we've got confused. Just
Speaker 3: heard Renee on your I'd love to support I too
Speaker 3: have had the same procedure, the gastric sleeve, that's what
Speaker 3: you were just talking about, otherwise known as of course removements.
Speaker 3: It can be a very emotional journey and you find
Speaker 3: yourself having a million questions. I've been lucky enough to
Speaker 3: lose get this one hundred and seven kilos, Oh my
Speaker 3: goodness in three years, and my life couldn't be any
Speaker 3: about it. Now. Ross has sent me before and after pictures,
Speaker 3: and you were beautiful beforehand. The pictures afterwards you were
Speaker 3: two different people. You know, when someone literally is a
Speaker 3: physical and I guess it becomes an emotional and spiritual transformation.
Speaker 3: There are I'm looking at two very very different people.
Speaker 3: It's incredible. I'm happy to put my details so so
Speaker 3: she can give me a call. She's got any questions, Ross,
Speaker 3: That is lovely. Okay, after this we'll tell you about
Speaker 3: the ghost stories we need from you this morning the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Yesterday on the show, Jack Post dropped this big bombshell.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we doing make us say wow. We had a
Speaker 3: a ghost story, a great one, and it made Pats
Speaker 3: and I say wow. Nothing from Jack because.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 3: So this morning, I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 3: I need your undeniable ghost stories. A ghost story so
Speaker 3: undeniable Jack Post at the end of it? Or is
Speaker 3: it Jack Ghost? Okay? I thought third time round. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I come up with someone as good as that. It
Speaker 3: hurts to be every five minutes on the show.
Speaker 2: You can support Steve the.
Speaker 3: Come on, oh that's me one thing having to go
Speaker 3: at me. But poor old Steve. Jack's doing a song
Speaker 3: at the end of to our night show. We'll see
Speaker 3: how it goes down. Then, Hey, you are Jack Steve
Speaker 3: or is it Jack Ghost? As better team? All right
Speaker 3: for one four one four three for your undeniable ghost stories?
Speaker 3: The best ghost story we hear between now and the
Speaker 3: next half an hour will give you a pair of
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Speaker 3: nine four one four one I four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in ghosts. I don't I don't believe
Speaker 5: in ghosts.
Speaker 3: Make him tell them a story. They'll have no doubt
Speaker 3: in his mind there are ghosts. Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one O four three, then number this morning for your
Speaker 3: undeniable ghost stories. Win your wait to go and see
Speaker 3: the awesome You Two live in November. They're coming over
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Speaker 3: dot au next Tuesday and elevename you can win. They're
Speaker 3: on nine four one four one four three one quick one.
Speaker 3: Then before the news. Good morning, Karen, Good morning, how
Speaker 3: are you. I'm good Karen. Tell us your undeniable ghost story.
Speaker 10: Okay, my parents moved over from Scotland years and years ago,
Speaker 10: and then obviously they had me as a child, and
Speaker 10: my grandma had never met me, but my dad kept
Speaker 10: writing letters to say how much how beautiful I was,
Speaker 10: and she always wanted to meet me. Then one night
Speaker 10: my dad woke up in the middle of the night
Speaker 10: and my grand was over the top of my cot
Speaker 10: and my mum. He wroke my mom up to tell
Speaker 10: her that my grand was in the room. And then
Speaker 10: about half an hour later, because we didn't have a
Speaker 10: phone at the time, about half an hour later, my
Speaker 10: uncle came to the front door and said that my
Speaker 10: grand had just passed away in Scotland.
Speaker 3: Wow, do you know what you hear about?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 3: A lot count where people who are passing over to
Speaker 3: the other side, as they called it, they stop in
Speaker 3: and see people stuff. Yes? Do is it? Called it?
Speaker 3: A pet stop? That changed time? Change? That's exciting some story,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 10: Yes? Yes, I think she just wanted to meet her
Speaker 10: granddaughter before she went.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a lovely story, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I don't mind it. Oh, it's sounds infinitive. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Dad's the only eyewitness account and mum Mom sorry as well.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, because we moved out of the house about
Speaker 10: two months after because my mom couldn't deal with it anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yes she did. She didn't like that. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: she didn't know.
Speaker 10: She did like her, but she didn't like the thought
Speaker 10: of somebody being in there.
Speaker 2: It's always harded brother in laws when they start haunting
Speaker 2: you as well.
Speaker 3: She's again, even death, She's given me our time. Why
Speaker 3: hasn't there been a comedy movie about ghost mother in law?
Speaker 3: Leave him? You're better than a right Karen? Thanks you cool?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one O four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So we're looking for or are your undeniable ghost stories? Today?
Speaker 3: The reason what I'm trying to find these stories is
Speaker 3: today not Halloween anything was because yesterday on the show
Speaker 3: Jack Post or is it Jack Ghost? Okay, I said this.
Speaker 2: I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for your undeniable ghost stories. The radio station
Speaker 3: I used to work for worked in that building for
Speaker 3: twelve years in Gold Square. You've been in that building
Speaker 3: with Hami Snandi when you came over really haunted.
Speaker 2: Oh it wasn't when I was there.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you terrifying, terrifying. An old boss who now
Speaker 3: works in this country runs Arrival radio station. He found
Speaker 3: out about that the building was built on an ancient
Speaker 3: plague burial pit right in the middle of London.
Speaker 10: No, no, it was.
Speaker 3: You go online, it's all documented. They buried a lot
Speaker 3: of people there during the It was just a big
Speaker 3: giant grave and the building was built on top of it.
Speaker 3: And we always barely a week go by there wouldn't
Speaker 3: be something really scary. Don't tell you about the time
Speaker 3: I saw some baby shoes. No, no, went about half
Speaker 3: an hour. They take a photo of it, and they'd
Speaker 3: gone little tiny leather baby shoes. Anyway, old boss, very
Speaker 3: superstitious guy. I've got a priest in who you can
Speaker 3: change es for exorcisms. He came around with all his equipment,
Speaker 3: walk around the building. Said to my old boss, I
Speaker 3: won't take your money from you. It's so haunted. I
Speaker 3: can't do anything. No true story. Wouldn't he would offered
Speaker 3: him thousands. Wouldn't take the money. I mean, you take
Speaker 3: the money and lie, I don't see you. Yeah, a
Speaker 3: ninety day ghosts refund said I can't help you. It's
Speaker 3: so bad, which made my very superficious boss Evil the
Speaker 3: only moved out of here left. All right, so let's
Speaker 3: get some more ghost stories.
Speaker 11: Mark, Good morning, money, Christian, here are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good Mark? What's your undeniable ghost story for us?
Speaker 11: Okay, about twenty odd years ago, my wife and I
Speaker 11: were entered the house and we had some really weird
Speaker 11: things second tours. On numerous occasions, khakis used to go
Speaker 11: missing and then just show up again on the table
Speaker 11: where we left them.
Speaker 2: Can I say, Mark, everyone always loses their carkis?
Speaker 11: I know it's weird, right, Yeah?
Speaker 3: I had a ghost on Saturday night breaking the house
Speaker 3: and drink a lot of my red wine. You know,
Speaker 3: I told my wife the next morning.
Speaker 11: You know, it gets better, It gets much better, guys.
Speaker 11: My wife had a few occasions just folding and washing
Speaker 11: in the house, the sensation of arms wrapping around her, and.
Speaker 3: Some colored ghost pervert, and even.
Speaker 11: A couple of occasions I woke up in bed of
Speaker 11: a morning and had little handprints on my chest.
Speaker 3: How do you mean hand prints?
Speaker 11: Little little, perfect little handprints like I've been slapped. We
Speaker 11: call them harses in Australia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's the same in the UK. Yeah, that
Speaker 3: the red mark, like you've been there.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and they played after a couple of minutes hidden
Speaker 11: you Yeah, well that appears.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 11: We asked neighbors next door who lived in the area
Speaker 11: for years if they knew of anything that happened, and
Speaker 11: I just said, an eight year old little girl passed
Speaker 11: away in the house, so we can just assume it
Speaker 11: was her ghost.
Speaker 2: Spooky.
Speaker 3: Oh that is a sad story, isn't it. It's always
Speaker 3: an interesting story with these ghosts though, isn't there. It's
Speaker 3: never just a dull ghost. He just worked in it.
Speaker 3: It's always he was beheaded, he used to be a king.
Speaker 3: It's a child at a terrible crime committed. You know,
Speaker 3: it's never.
Speaker 11: Never felt in danger, but she was obviously very tricky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, thanks the call. That's a great one. Mark.
Speaker 3: Are you convinced.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, Key's going missing all the time.
Speaker 3: What about the handprints? You can't you can't just talk.
Speaker 2: About you come on, think about when you first wake up,
Speaker 2: you're a bit disorientated.
Speaker 3: You're like, I don't know what goes in your bed
Speaker 3: with uncovered in slap marks not.
Speaker 1: It know me?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, good morning, and what's your
Speaker 3: undernoable ghost story? If you go know me?
Speaker 13: Okay?
Speaker 9: So the house I grew up up Interroga, New South Wales.
Speaker 9: It was originally built start being built in eighteen fifty
Speaker 9: three convict Flavor and was also used as a birthing
Speaker 9: center for some of the local women. We moved into
Speaker 9: this place in nineteen seventy one and I was eighteen
Speaker 9: months old and I started waking up with bad dreams
Speaker 9: all the time. And it wasn't until I was old
Speaker 9: enough to speak that I started saying the lady, the
Speaker 9: lady screaming at me, and mom and dad thought I
Speaker 9: was just having bad dreams. But then this went on
Speaker 9: for months and they got the local minister down to
Speaker 9: have a chat with me. Unfortunately, and were not Catholic,
Speaker 9: so I was a bit safer.
Speaker 3: As a Catholic myself. I take a friend, so I'm
Speaker 3: going to complain about my own show.
Speaker 9: I went through the Catholic skills systems.
Speaker 3: Ye came so.
Speaker 9: Sat down and I was able to describe what she
Speaker 9: was wearing. Now I can only go by what I
Speaker 9: was told by adults, because I can't remember exactly. I
Speaker 9: remember the fear, and it was a woman in very
Speaker 9: much nineteenth century clothing with the long, long dress and everything.
Speaker 9: And the problem was I was sleeping in the boys room,
Speaker 9: according to her. So Mum and Dad moved me across
Speaker 9: the hallway into the other room, and next morning Mama
Speaker 9: asked me, yeah, how are you, and oh the lady came.
Speaker 9: The month's like, oh god no, and she smiled at me.
Speaker 9: So you could say, yeah, that's a nice story in itself.
Speaker 9: Being goottle boy, Jack's probably gonna go no, doesn't.
Speaker 3: I gave you honest. He closed his eyes and he
Speaker 3: had a pen that he's been fiddling with his wiry hair.
Speaker 3: He's ooned out during the last minute of that. I'm
Speaker 3: afraid to say I.
Speaker 2: Got the just sexist ghost doesn't want you and the
Speaker 2: boys very much.
Speaker 9: It gets better. I'm not the only person who's seen
Speaker 9: this ghost, and it hasn't just been people in my family.
Speaker 9: Besides my family, my mum had seen her and it
Speaker 9: was where my brother.
Speaker 2: Was a baby in that give her the U two tickets.
Speaker 2: I don't care they come on.
Speaker 3: Sorry, no, I mean we're gonna wrap this one up now, Okay,
Speaker 3: thanks for trying. You're welcome know me that bless her.
Speaker 3: She has not helped my case to try and prove
Speaker 3: you of undeniable ghost stories. She's actually put Jack to sleep,
Speaker 3: though he suddenly get a bit of yawning. All right,
Speaker 3: we're gonna play an our break and then before we
Speaker 3: end this hour, I'm gonna take I'm gonna put one
Speaker 3: last call on out. There's loads of been calling in,
Speaker 3: but one last call. Please only call in now if
Speaker 3: you have the best ghost story, undeniable, undeniable, okay, the
Speaker 3: best ghost story nine four one four, one oh four three.
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Speaker 3: So far, the stories haven't nudged Jack Post, a ghost skeptic,
Speaker 3: into being a believer. I'm gonna take one last call.
Speaker 3: A lot of people calling in with stories. They would
Speaker 3: appear that a lot of ghost stories take ten hours
Speaker 3: to get them out.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 3: Once more, Jack's had to help producer Beck and Brad
Speaker 3: take some calls and Jack must have been taking one
Speaker 3: call for five minutes, and at the end of it,
Speaker 3: I just said to him, you're okay. I just heading
Speaker 3: his hands and you just simply solemnly said, not all
Speaker 3: ghosts are funny. What did you just hear?
Speaker 2: No, thanks to all the calls I took, I would
Speaker 2: just say no more stories about things that go wrong
Speaker 2: in the house. Sometimes just things go wrong. How water
Speaker 2: is breaking, showers leaking? It's not always it ghost Stacy. Yes,
Speaker 2: all right, you're give me the last call we take
Speaker 2: on this. The final word. Is this genuinely an undeniable
Speaker 2: ghost story?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 3: Right off you go.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 18: So I was working one day. My mother in law
Speaker 18: had look after my little girl. She was asleep in
Speaker 18: the portercot in the front room, and my mother in
Speaker 18: law rang me at work and she said, very calmly,
Speaker 18: I don't want you to freak out, but there is
Speaker 18: someone in the front room sitting in the chair looking
Speaker 18: over into the portercot. And I said, what do you mean?
Speaker 8: And she said, there's not a person.
Speaker 18: Is something I don't know, but she is very calm,
Speaker 18: just watching your daughter. And then she described my grandmother
Speaker 18: down to the outfits that she passed away in.
Speaker 2: Wow Wow another grandma pitt star pay.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't like this post. I'm sorry about the
Speaker 3: rudeness there, Stacy. He's all ghosted out today to be fair,
Speaker 3: he's taken a lot of very dull ones. This isn't
Speaker 3: that is quite incredible.
Speaker 8: It it freaks me out.
Speaker 18: But then I wear my grandmother's ring every day and
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 11: That she watches over us.
Speaker 3: Oh that was just to me. Yeah, it's amazing. What
Speaker 3: a lovely thing for you to have. Yeah, yeah, alright, Stacey,
Speaker 3: don't cool way he's sharing it with us?
Speaker 9: Thank you?
Speaker 3: What is that for?
Speaker 2: You don't mean to be got no soul?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: This is how we start your two working together. Yet
Speaker 3: have you got no soul?
Speaker 2: I appreciate people's stories, and then I lost love for
Speaker 2: that one, and they still want them in there.
Speaker 3: I know what we're left with. Now here's what I
Speaker 3: need to find out your the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: Where in this great city is the most haunted building
Speaker 3: in the world? I mean, would you spend if I
Speaker 3: find what is Melburn's most haunted house or location? Would
Speaker 3: you spend the night there?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: You could stip spend the night in the Melbourne jail?
Speaker 3: Was someone when ned Kelly was home? Yes?
Speaker 2: That it does scare me.
Speaker 3: But then while you're scared, you said you don't believe
Speaker 3: in ghosts.
Speaker 2: I know, But what about just it's still creepy. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I can I have time to think about it.
Speaker 3: It sounds like soone Scared of Ghost does Jack Ghost? Okay?
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Speaker 3: Today is that word time waster. Keep it in with
Speaker 3: the ghost thing this morning. We're looking for you to
Speaker 3: make a movie spooky so that at work time waster.
Speaker 3: While you're at work you can still catch up with
Speaker 3: the show. Today, We've got more great brides. We're doing
Speaker 3: this every single day. This week. John Farnham is headlining
Speaker 3: One Electric Day at where Abe Part. We were there
Speaker 3: for the last one, which was brilliant A winning band.
Speaker 3: One Last Dream Bungalow Open tickets go on sut Thursday.
Speaker 3: That's this morning ten am through Ticketmaster. Go and see
Speaker 3: fancy line. There's a brilliant lineup again. All right, I've
Speaker 3: got make a movie spooky. I've got west Side Gory
Speaker 3: a musical gory, Eak Slay Love much better, movie frying
Speaker 3: nemo Ah Lapan, that thing voodoo, thank you Pa, and
Speaker 3: slay anything that's all right, you Grant is zombie movie
Speaker 3: slay anything? All right? What have you got Jack for
Speaker 3: maker movie Spooky.
Speaker 2: Scary Puppins, the men who stare at ghosts, nice, the
Speaker 2: eerie of everything. Stephen Hawking very scary man here he
Speaker 2: wasn't rain Boogieman was terrible.
Speaker 3: That was terrible. Your wrapper leed to kin and then
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Speaker 1: Oh four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three past.
Speaker 3: Thanks for bringing in your urine sample there to studio.
Speaker 4: What if I am or not? That it's Jack's concoction
Speaker 4: for me for my immune system.
Speaker 2: It's like a Baraca line.
Speaker 4: Oh well, so he says, good looks like Kuring.
Speaker 3: Okay, uh, make a movie spooky. You're ready to mark
Speaker 3: Cool Rillers in the midst n Luke, Charlie and the
Speaker 3: Cannibal Factory. Franz Kate Dancing with Werewolves Silver. Julian Richmond
Speaker 3: finishes off with it see you tomorrow night you will,
Speaker 3: Julian h Dude, where is my corpse?
Speaker 2: Good goal?
Speaker 3: Dude? Where's my car bracket? Story of the Vanishing Car
Speaker 3: Gold Mitch in Glen Iris. That is really smart. This one,
Speaker 3: on the other hand, Desmond Dog Millionaire. I don't get that,
Speaker 3: no do I. I've got no idea what he's done,
Speaker 3: but I love it. Gold, It makes no sense. Desmond
Speaker 3: Dog Millionaire.
Speaker 2: Baby, Desmond Dog are famous ghosts.
Speaker 4: Plum Dog Millionaire did mean yeah, but Desmond.
Speaker 2: Baby, he's a famous ghost.
Speaker 3: We don't know about Desmond. Don't prompt them. I call
Speaker 3: him a more dog. Gold Stories, Luca Noosa, one hundred
Speaker 3: and one dead Dalmatians that come on, what happens? Come on, Beck,
Speaker 3: don't pull those ones over and reading out on air,
Speaker 3: silence of the phantom limbs, Sorry, phantom lambs. Rotty Here
Speaker 3: another Hugh Grant Zombie one, I tell you slay anything
Speaker 3: and now Silver Pass Charlie Manson and the Chocolate Front.
Speaker 3: It's got, It's got dark, isn't it. Forest Bump in
Speaker 3: the Night.
Speaker 2: That is I guess fairly friendly by.
Speaker 3: Boring Bohemian Corpsody Bronze, twelve Angry Ghosts, Silver, There's something
Speaker 3: there's something scary about Mary not in kill. It's the
Speaker 3: third one now for Hugh Grant, Gold Kindergarten Corpse Genius
Speaker 3: Stratos his back.
Speaker 7: Gold, Good Will Haunt Him Silver, Silver, Edward Slaughter Hands Silver,
Speaker 7: Gop Fiction Bronz.
Speaker 3: Sadly that's from Mitch in Glen Iris, the same Mitch
Speaker 3: that gave us the Great Dude wears My carve out
Speaker 3: the Vanishing car. One last one. Let's go out in
Speaker 3: a dark one snow white and the Severn Dwarfs. That's
Speaker 3: got the tickets right, it doesn't deserve it. Yeah, let's
Speaker 3: make it spooky, Yes, Lavina, well done.
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Speaker 3: So today, since the show wraps, I'm straight out of here.
Speaker 3: I'm flying to Sydney. So last year, the big Big Boss,
Speaker 3: you know, the crazy Irish guy, insisted it wasn't even
Speaker 3: a question. He just insisted that on this day I
Speaker 3: need to fly to Sydney to be a speaker at
Speaker 3: a big event. And he was saying, there's over a
Speaker 3: billion dollars in this room. All the big people from Apple, Netflix,
Speaker 3: they're all going to be there, are rivals, they're all
Speaker 3: their big cheese is going to be there as well
Speaker 3: as Oh my god, that's incredible. Monday I found out the.
Speaker 2: Truth after Flys Book, everything yeah, so it's all it's
Speaker 2: all true.
Speaker 3: I am speaking to these people, all right. So I
Speaker 3: was thinking in my mind it's going to be in
Speaker 3: a conference room. Yeah, there's twenty minute speech they want
Speaker 3: me to give. Oh no, it's a curry house under
Speaker 3: a flyover. Oh stop it, no, no, I swear that's
Speaker 3: what's happening. Are you seeing how dressed up I am?
Speaker 4: You are. You're very spiffy today, not just that I was.
Speaker 3: Told Monday, this is what this place does. I told Monday.
Speaker 3: I don't worry. They've got a microphone there. Where am
Speaker 3: I going to stand in a curry house with a microphone?
Speaker 3: Have you been to pitch on the waterfall or the
Speaker 3: fish tank?
Speaker 4: Maybe they've got a gone.
Speaker 2: Is it a private room or just the general public
Speaker 2: going to be having their lunch there?
Speaker 3: I don't know. That is what I'm going to be
Speaker 3: doing at one thirty today.
Speaker 2: So why is all the appleheads?
Speaker 3: And they do it every year they have some sort
Speaker 3: of power lunch at a curry Houseman, I love a curry.
Speaker 3: And also if you go for a curry, you're looking
Speaker 3: forward to tucking in some guy you don't know turning up.
Speaker 3: What am I going to do for curry twenty minutes
Speaker 3: in a curry house, I can't start doing stand up.
Speaker 3: That's the something want to do is do stand and
Speaker 3: tell some funny stories in a curry house.
Speaker 4: At one thirty I would have thought like the opera
Speaker 4: house or some prestigious line, not just that the.
Speaker 3: Curry house is under a flyover as well, so the
Speaker 3: chance of this going well ask him to not. Basically,
Speaker 3: I'm flying to Sydney today to die in my backside
Speaker 3: in a curry house, So I'll let you know how
Speaker 3: I get on. But at one point thirty, what have
Speaker 3: you're doing today? Please think of me and try and
Speaker 3: send me positive spirits to that curry house under a
Speaker 3: flyover in Sydney.
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Speaker 3: Here I come, good luck. I can't wait to get
Speaker 3: in that. I'm looking generally looking forward to having a
Speaker 3: curry for E but it's the twenty minutes in front
Speaker 3: of all those people who actually just want to have
Speaker 3: a curry. Some guy with a micro When have you
Speaker 3: ever seen a guy with a microphone in a curry?
Speaker 3: I don't even know where I'm going to be.
Speaker 2: So you're doing stand up?
Speaker 3: What is they said? He wanted me to do like
Speaker 3: a funny twenty minute talk, So I've got loads of prepared.
Speaker 3: Not really, I'm going to write it on the plane
Speaker 3: on a sick bag. But now is context there. They're
Speaker 3: a curry and some guy walks on with a microph phone.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna it's gonna it's gonna be awful. I'm
Speaker 3: so nervous now about this courage.
Speaker 2: So what chance do you give us of having Apple
Speaker 2: and Netflix as a sponsors on the show on Monday.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm going to get that signed up. Don't worry.
Speaker 3: Think I'll be back with the big dollars. All right,
Speaker 3: enjoy the rest of today. We are back tomorrow mon
Speaker 3: the show. Hopefully Shane Crawford is joining us. Last chance
Speaker 3: tickets to come and have a beer with us on
Speaker 3: Friday night at the Cooper's. In title of today's show
Speaker 3: is Jack Ghost, I'll try to doubt the carry House,
Speaker 3: The
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