Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Meldon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: From Richmond Gold one four point three HQs Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 2: forecasting to the world.
Speaker 3: Boos, Who's calling Christianay?
Speaker 4: Christians?
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Speaker 2: Sean mccarlok, David Strausman, Kelly Kurst, Bieber, Richard Reed, s'mon
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Speaker 5: And Tanning, Hey Christians?
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Speaker 1: Who? Who?
Speaker 4: Who's Who's Who's.
Speaker 3: Calling Christian?
Speaker 7: What insane writer? Has been the last two weeks of
Speaker 7: Who's Going in Christian? I hope you enjoyed listening to it.
Speaker 7: Today is the last day of it. Just listening to that,
Speaker 7: all those different voices from all over the world's been
Speaker 7: struck me a couple of things. One, how manly Jack
Speaker 7: Thompson's voice is.
Speaker 5: Yes, we have to use him as a voiceover for
Speaker 5: some way on the show.
Speaker 7: It just got that. I don't know what it's got.
Speaker 7: An amazing, amazing voice, gravitas, that's what he's got, all right,
Speaker 7: Come on, it's eight minutes past six Friday morning, so
Speaker 7: it's a last day, the final day. If you'd to
Speaker 7: get your celebrities to give us a call, bump a
Speaker 7: day yesterday, Joe. The next half and hour I play
Speaker 7: about what happened yesterday. This sounds going to work. Then
Speaker 7: where chat's obviously whoever you get to call the sho
Speaker 7: up until ten am this morning. Then we will announce
Speaker 7: the top five. That top five winning down to a
Speaker 7: top five. It is hard. I'm still not one hundred
Speaker 7: percent with the top five that we've got at the moment,
Speaker 7: we don't know who might call today.
Speaker 5: Well, it's all penciled in. Anything can be changed before
Speaker 5: ten am. But I mean, were you tossing and turning
Speaker 5: last week? And I think kept saying you text everybody
Speaker 5: going hey have we considered such and such?
Speaker 7: Have we thought about paranoid? We're not going to get
Speaker 7: it right. There are so many great conversations with people
Speaker 7: that we have that called.
Speaker 5: In pacing back and forth. Author your wife bought at home, and.
Speaker 7: Then my wife was confusing me about Hey, what about
Speaker 7: that person? And now I'm a ball of confusion. But
Speaker 7: so many great names. We're in a great situation of
Speaker 7: being thanks to everyone's worked so hard and then the
Speaker 7: really exciting thing is in the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 7: Russell Crowe is here in Melbourne. Everyone's saying that he
Speaker 7: checked into the Crown. You see who was at the well.
Speaker 7: It looks like a farce of a game for a
Speaker 7: lot of the fans at the Boomers game.
Speaker 8: Gosh, they couldn't say it, most of them.
Speaker 7: That's shocking up. People were spent a lot of money.
Speaker 5: I saw hundreds.
Speaker 7: I saw someone who spent like two hundred bucks for
Speaker 7: tickets for him and his two boys. Were big basketball fans.
Speaker 7: They were so far back on these kind of plastic
Speaker 7: Bunnings chairs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not good enough.
Speaker 8: Crow took to Twitter last night and said I should
Speaker 8: have stayed home and watched it on the TELI He
Speaker 8: paid fifteen hundred bucks.
Speaker 5: So if you're Russell Crowe and you can't even get
Speaker 5: good seed to the basketball.
Speaker 9: What.
Speaker 7: Hope is there? See? This is why we need Russell
Speaker 7: Crowe on, even if he just comes on and uses
Speaker 7: a chat to moan about the MVP view at the
Speaker 7: Boomers game. Yes, saying then hangs up. We are your
Speaker 7: station to moan out the powers at Marvel Stadium. Russell,
Speaker 7: please give us a call now, how did you think
Speaker 7: Russell would obviously arrived yesterday? Do you think he at
Speaker 7: the Crown He's where we all sort of drive in
Speaker 7: that main bit there he's getting out. Do you think
Speaker 7: he's not like when I go, then you've got like
Speaker 7: odd bits of bags and luggage. He's going to have matching.
Speaker 7: We think got Louis Vouton.
Speaker 5: I actually think he's got a private entrance.
Speaker 7: Pats.
Speaker 5: Do you remember when Tiger.
Speaker 7: Wo was the crow Tunnel or something just for Russell Crowe.
Speaker 5: Tiger Woods was in Melbourne before his whole marriage.
Speaker 7: Well, we know what he was doing around the world.
Speaker 5: And I think he had there was a rumor he
Speaker 5: had some kind of secret entrance in the Crown where
Speaker 5: he was getting people in.
Speaker 7: Now some of the like top top London hotels do
Speaker 7: have separate entrances for the big stars because they can't
Speaker 7: be that hanging around out the front there. Yeah, it's
Speaker 7: not a good look. They're going to get irritated, they're
Speaker 7: ushered in. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a
Speaker 7: secret entrance to the Crown for the big stars. Yep.
Speaker 5: And that you would say that Russell Crowe is a
Speaker 5: list enough to go in the Secret Tunnel.
Speaker 8: Sure well, I reckon he would though, I reckon he's
Speaker 8: such a regular down Worth guy he.
Speaker 7: Pu he's been moaning about. I reckon he would.
Speaker 8: Pull up in the Commodore and.
Speaker 7: Check it into not rocking up in a holder.
Speaker 8: In the Adada sports bag that he's got his tooth
Speaker 8: brushing and he's just a regular.
Speaker 7: He'll have a load of merch as well that he's
Speaker 7: handing out from the team that he's got as well
Speaker 7: the team that he sponsors to. I think it would
Speaker 7: be amazing. On the last day we could get Russell
Speaker 7: Crowe on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So anybody a crown or lingering out the front
Speaker 5: or come back.
Speaker 7: Hot hotel like that, it's not protocol. They get fired.
Speaker 7: You can't start going in.
Speaker 5: I checked Russell Crow.
Speaker 7: Listen, we've got room service, but it's not coming in
Speaker 7: until you call Christian. That person's getting fired. The moment
Speaker 7: that hangs up by Russell Crowe with the fire the
Speaker 7: on the spot. But yeah, Russell Crow would be amazing.
Speaker 7: This morning, we're up to what is the number now
Speaker 7: a people that we've had on the show voicemails or
Speaker 7: live chats.
Speaker 5: Fanning was fifty two at the end of yesterday's show.
Speaker 7: That is incredible. Thank you very much. Good luck everyone
Speaker 7: coming up next? What song is in Bob's head? He's back,
Speaker 7: he's waiting for us, He's primed. He's got a brand
Speaker 7: new song.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 7: Time to speak to listener, Bob. Listener, Bob is an
Speaker 7: amazing thing where every single morning he has a brand
Speaker 7: new earworm, you know earworms, where it's that song that
Speaker 7: sometimes this drops into your brain. You didn't ask for it,
Speaker 7: but it's there and you can't start humming it or
Speaker 7: can't start humming it or singing it. But he has
Speaker 7: a brand new song every morning. He told us a
Speaker 7: couple of weeks ago where we're doing a phone in
Speaker 7: about earworms, so we thought we'd turn it into a
Speaker 7: regular Friday game. As you try and work out what
Speaker 7: is the song in Bob said, just get a man
Speaker 7: on himself. Good morning Barton, Yes.
Speaker 10: Good morning Christian. Pat's in Jake, how are you good?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 7: But very good, Bob. If you had a good week,
Speaker 7: I have.
Speaker 10: I have a pretty good week and nearly the end
Speaker 10: of it, although I've got some private work on this weekend.
Speaker 10: So it's full on for me this weekend.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, I hope it all goes very well. Full
Speaker 7: on Bob. Now listen, Bob, what can you tell us
Speaker 7: about this morning's song?
Speaker 10: Okay, we go to all part of the world.
Speaker 6: This song.
Speaker 10: Artists out of England, released in nineteen eighty five, and
Speaker 10: there two very famous artists mentioned in the song. And
Speaker 10: it's dedicated to a guy who's never.
Speaker 5: Mentioned interesting Okay, English band. Two famous people are mentioned
Speaker 5: in the.
Speaker 10: Song, well famous artists. One one is a band and
Speaker 10: the other is a very famous artist. Everybody knows.
Speaker 7: It's not pretty firm sprout king of rock and roll,
Speaker 7: is it.
Speaker 10: I've never heard of it. I have no idea. That
Speaker 10: was all Chinese to me.
Speaker 7: That's a different game we should play with you. By
Speaker 7: the way, that's a Chinese to me. So it came
Speaker 7: out in eighty five. Big band were they in the eighties?
Speaker 10: Look, they didn't chat really big here in Australia and
Speaker 10: I've never heard anything else by them. But this is
Speaker 10: a very good song, very enjoyable to listen to, and
Speaker 10: it's a definite ear work.
Speaker 5: Have we got any idea?
Speaker 10: I'm trying not to make it too easy, because Patch
Speaker 10: is a pretty good guess.
Speaker 7: You know, she was parading yesterday this week. All right, Bob,
Speaker 7: stay there, we'll take some guesses. So nineteen eighty five
Speaker 7: and it name checks two other artists it does.
Speaker 10: That's exactly how it goes.
Speaker 7: Okay, thank you, Bob. Apparently if Bob, if you hummit, Bob,
Speaker 7: it's too easy. Yeah, it's that recognizable.
Speaker 10: Probably not if I hand it, but if anybody else hundered,
Speaker 10: it would be should.
Speaker 7: We get Bob to hummit? Yeah? Yeah, Bob hummett please
Speaker 7: for us.
Speaker 10: And that would be it.
Speaker 7: I am none of the why. I got no idea.
Speaker 7: It sounds like the theme chunes of Black Booty. I
Speaker 7: don't know if that's another steal Chinese stew again, I've
Speaker 7: got no idea, Bob.
Speaker 10: Okay, well I couldn't. I can open up the clues
Speaker 10: a little bit.
Speaker 7: Let me guess that that worked for it. Let them sweat, Bob. Okay,
Speaker 7: stay there. You can have stayed there, Bob. It's not
Speaker 7: getting for you, is it.
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 10: No, no, no one. I'm pulled over on the side
Speaker 10: of the road. No problem, But all.
Speaker 7: Bob, could I just asked you to turn when we're
Speaker 7: doing our live stuff. Can you turn your radio down
Speaker 7: as well?
Speaker 11: So yeah, I thought it was down low enough.
Speaker 10: My apologies.
Speaker 7: It's quite right. We're making it, making it all up
Speaker 7: as we go along.
Speaker 6: Bob.
Speaker 7: That's always all right, stay there's up, no worries, thank you,
Speaker 7: Bob nine four one four one o four three. What
Speaker 7: song is in Bobby Boy's head?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 7: Let's go back into the mind of listener Bob. Where
Speaker 7: is it out this morning? And what song has he
Speaker 7: got lodged in that giant brain of his? Bob, Welcome
Speaker 7: back from the where you just pulled over, Bob, Yeah, yes,
Speaker 7: Bobby that.
Speaker 10: Yes, I'm still here, good man, Okay, I'm hearing you.
Speaker 7: Great. We can now receive you as well. And Bob,
Speaker 7: the clues again to this morning song is is We're.
Speaker 10: In your part of the world, Christian. It's an English
Speaker 10: fan they reference to very famous arts and released in
Speaker 10: nineteen eighty.
Speaker 7: Five song Do you like this song? I do.
Speaker 10: I've always enjoyed it. It's pretty catchy to you.
Speaker 7: Yeah. If you had to give it a mark out
Speaker 7: of ten, where would you put that.
Speaker 10: I had a ten for me personally, probably give it
Speaker 10: about about a seven.
Speaker 7: It's a tough charges. He's a tough judge. All right,
Speaker 7: let's get some guesses now, Tony, good morning, Good morning Christians.
Speaker 7: You're live with Bob. What's your guests?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 11: Bob? Is it come on our lane?
Speaker 3: By?
Speaker 11: I think you've been a runner.
Speaker 10: That's a swinging sorry, my friends, the cat's raises born.
Speaker 7: It's a swing, Tony, thanks a guest. Never good weekend mate,
Speaker 7: Thank you, buddy. Let's go to Kendall. Good morning, good
Speaker 7: morning you. Well, let's wait and see It's it another
Speaker 7: swing in a mess? Or is it a hits? What's
Speaker 7: the song?
Speaker 12: I reckon? It's life in a Northern town boy dream academy.
Speaker 7: What what are you up to there? My friend? You
Speaker 7: listen animals got a call with you there, Bob.
Speaker 10: I've got to kick the team going. And that's a
Speaker 10: home run.
Speaker 7: Whoa great song. It's in fair Speer's day off as well.
Speaker 7: Life in the Northern town tree mcaaway. Yeah, Kendall will
Speaker 7: send your price. Well, guest, thanks very much, no worries,
Speaker 7: all right, Bob, how a good weekend you do, mate,
Speaker 7: Thank you very much. That's right boys, A pleasure, Bob
Speaker 7: and same time next week we call you at six fifteen. Okay,
Speaker 7: we'll do Bye bye for now, Barack, Bye bye bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 7: All right, let's see what we can do for this. Then,
Speaker 7: do you know of a street name here in Melbourne
Speaker 7: that has that shares its name with a body part? Pats?
Speaker 7: You know of one, don't you?
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's a Bionic y Line in East Melbourne near
Speaker 8: the iron Ere.
Speaker 7: Hospital, Bionic Earlane.
Speaker 8: Why so because it's named after the gentleman who invented
Speaker 8: the bionic.
Speaker 7: Here what his name was? Bionic? And you put the other?
Speaker 8: But I can't think of his name ear Lane?
Speaker 5: Yeah right, okay, you think you've actually if you invented
Speaker 5: the bianaryar, you want the street named after you exactly?
Speaker 7: Yeah, like Derek Avenue or whatever it is, whatever his
Speaker 7: name was. We don't know his name, all right, And
Speaker 7: but you so bet you. Your sister lives on.
Speaker 5: My sister lives on Gooch Street.
Speaker 7: You're gonna have to help me out here.
Speaker 5: Is that rude? It is a slang word for something.
Speaker 7: I believe you can't have that. People calling in saying
Speaker 7: all kinds of stuff is where is that?
Speaker 5: It's the part between your bottom and where your genitalia start, like.
Speaker 8: A pyreineum on a woman.
Speaker 7: But men have a parandem as well, don't they?
Speaker 6: Well? Is that?
Speaker 5: What is that the technical term for that?
Speaker 7: Paranem?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Last named? Yeah? Last year I had some acupuncture, right,
Speaker 7: and the lady said to me, oh, your earth chakra
Speaker 7: is out of alignment, and you hate it when that happens,
Speaker 7: it's bad news. And she said, to you trust me.
Speaker 7: I was like, yeah, you know, I said, I needles
Speaker 7: putting me. I've had acupunch before. Five minutes later, my
Speaker 7: pants are pulled down, my feet are on her shoulders.
Speaker 7: A needle without any warning into that area.
Speaker 13: You're kidding.
Speaker 7: I actually started crying. I can't quite describe the sharp pain.
Speaker 7: A needle is not meant to go in that. A
Speaker 7: needle up there and then stayed there for like five minutes.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Did it fix it?
Speaker 5: How's your earth?
Speaker 7: It distracted me, she got my attention.
Speaker 5: It's like getting rid of hiccups. You're scared somebody telling
Speaker 5: you now it.
Speaker 7: Wakes you up. Maybe that is something jacks you out
Speaker 7: me out in the morning, take some needles in the microwave,
Speaker 7: put you in some stirrups.
Speaker 5: I don't think it acupunctury should ever take your pants down,
Speaker 5: because what possible spark could they go?
Speaker 7: Now? I took my pants down. That's not right now,
Speaker 7: because there is, honestly, there are chakra points there. That's
Speaker 7: how acupunctual much. It's ancient. These are the Meridians. The
Speaker 7: Earth chakra is chakra number one and they all come
Speaker 7: up your spinal column. What circus did you go to?
Speaker 5: You get that done?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: No, no, If you have acupuncture and there'll be acupunctiers
Speaker 7: listening right now, I'm sure that we'ld understand that the
Speaker 7: Earth chakra maybe the plates and menu day it's right well,
Speaker 7: right on Goose Street.
Speaker 5: So if you're feeling weird this morning, you felt like
Speaker 5: you got off on the wrong side of the bed,
Speaker 5: just sticking needle up there?
Speaker 7: All right? Anyway, where were we We're trying to find
Speaker 7: body part street names, not I must dress slang, okay,
Speaker 7: otherwise we won't be.
Speaker 4: Able to do this.
Speaker 7: Pot technical terms only, okay, medical terms only. Body part
Speaker 7: street names here in Melbourne nine four one four, one
Speaker 7: oh four three. I shouldn't have mentioned any of this.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 7: Three last day today on Who's Calling Christian? Uh got
Speaker 7: just over three hours to try and get your celebrities
Speaker 7: to call us, and then we're going to announce the
Speaker 7: top five. From the top five, you vote over the
Speaker 7: weekend to pick your winner. The winning celebrity, of course,
Speaker 7: gets twenty thousand dollars for the charity of their choice.
Speaker 7: On Monday show we'll reveal it and if you've got
Speaker 7: that winning celebrity onto the show, you get twenty thousand
Speaker 7: dollars for yourself. Yesterday we had some of my chats
Speaker 7: for people that were calling in. Haven't listened to what happened?
Speaker 3: Who Calling Christian?
Speaker 10: Day nine?
Speaker 7: And heap small voicemails came in.
Speaker 6: GOODA guy puffed out here from Betterholmes and Garden.
Speaker 4: Hey, Christian CIRCUITI Wilks calling, Good Day Christian.
Speaker 2: This is David Strassman calling from the Hollywood Hills in
Speaker 2: Los Angeles, California.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Hi, it's is it quite true?
Speaker 15: Oh hello, it's Mike Brady.
Speaker 12: I'm not going to sing a bit about the Kazi
Speaker 12: because I just don't feel like it at the moment.
Speaker 5: Legendary Ossie actor Jack Thompson called in.
Speaker 11: Once you get the kidney for you, once you've become
Speaker 11: a part of that on dialysis, you discover that there's
Speaker 11: this whole world of people.
Speaker 7: You never think about it, do you, because you're not
Speaker 7: being part of that word it's never happened to you.
Speaker 7: You'll think you're invincible, untol something like this happened.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: It's like you know, you buy a volk Sagon.
Speaker 11: Suddenly you look around. There's a whole other volks Argons around,
Speaker 11: so let you notice them.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm not sure that folks Wagon are going to
Speaker 7: use this as part of their new marketing campaign. It's
Speaker 7: a bit like having a dialysis machine.
Speaker 6: I'm all track it.
Speaker 7: Hollywood movie star Simon Peg Jack Thompson. He left this
Speaker 7: question for that est person. Here's yours.
Speaker 6: You've got a magic wand what would you do with
Speaker 6: a magic wand?
Speaker 12: For yourself? I think I'll probably go.
Speaker 16: Back to the nineteen eighty six Hawlane.
Speaker 7: See'd cgi yourself?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I would literally v affects my hair back.
Speaker 7: Tony Hadley from spand out ballet called in.
Speaker 17: I get answered so many TV shows and it's like, really, no,
Speaker 17: I think I might pass on that one. I've been
Speaker 17: asked about five times now to do strictly comes answering,
Speaker 17: and I told him I don't do likera.
Speaker 16: I just don't do it.
Speaker 7: This radio station is called Gold. Can you just give
Speaker 7: us a quick blast of you are Gold?
Speaker 17: You are Gold, Gold. I always believe in your soul.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I was kind of hamming that a bit.
Speaker 7: Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger? Do you know what, Bernard? Since
Speaker 7: I started the show about fourteen months ago, I've been
Speaker 7: saying what a big fan I am of powder Finger,
Speaker 7: but also your solo stuff as well.
Speaker 12: Thank you man, I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: And I've been saying how I'd love to get Bonner
Speaker 7: on the show one day to beg him to have
Speaker 7: a powder Finger reunion.
Speaker 18: Yeah, don't hold your bet for the reunion.
Speaker 16: So let's.
Speaker 7: Well, it was good to have a little quick chat anyway.
Speaker 7: It's the quickest chat we've pat. It's the time of
Speaker 7: the ten second interview Whooz.
Speaker 3: Calling Christian.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 7: All right, we are down to under the last three
Speaker 7: hours on the last of Who's Calling Christian. If we
Speaker 7: get anyone today, they'll be the fifty third. We're up
Speaker 7: to fifty two celebrities and managed to call the show
Speaker 7: for Who's Calling Christian. The big thing that's happened the
Speaker 7: last twenty four hours is Russell Crowe has checked into town.
Speaker 7: Russell Crowe is in town, staying at the Crown. Russell
Speaker 7: Crowe is not very happy. He was at the Boomers
Speaker 7: game yesterday and he did not have a great view.
Speaker 7: If you look on his social media account, he's basically
Speaker 7: saying he was a mug for paying fifteen hundred bucks
Speaker 7: to get a terrible view. So, Russell Crowe, if you're
Speaker 7: still annoyed, please pick up the phone ninety four one
Speaker 7: four one oh four three and give us a call
Speaker 7: jack Who else will we promised in this competition?
Speaker 5: Well, Hugh Jackman got slipped through our fingers. He was
Speaker 5: in Melbourne all last week and yeah, but we know
Speaker 5: he's in Perth now so ed longer reason. But they
Speaker 5: have phones over there in Perth so he still can.
Speaker 7: Some honus us. We never thought we started this we'd
Speaker 7: ever get just hearing those voices there, Chris Hemsworth, Simon Pegg. Yesterday,
Speaker 7: Jack Thompson, you know is going through Dionasi's treatment at
Speaker 7: the moment, blessed him. What a legend to catch up
Speaker 7: with him at Graul Monday. Whenever that we get any
Speaker 7: of these people say, you never know. It's not over yet.
Speaker 5: Keith Urban was pretty much in the trap with all
Speaker 5: we had to do is pull the string and trap him,
Speaker 5: but he somehow slipped away. Rebecca Holden from Night Rider.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I've got the main man, the hoff On,
Speaker 7: but we really want to interview the mechanic from season two.
Speaker 5: Billy Idol. We spoke to his guitarist, He's guitarist essentially
Speaker 5: said yeah, get Billy on next week.
Speaker 7: He's in the wind.
Speaker 5: Heard from him. Pamela Anderson was meant to call in
Speaker 5: on Wednesday. Haven't heard from her. Robert Downey Junior. I
Speaker 5: mean we've got all the Dougs of Melbourne's Instagram accounts too.
Speaker 5: I think that might take him.
Speaker 7: Out and he's receiving some treatmental counseling.
Speaker 5: And the Big One, the big Fish from the Village People.
Speaker 7: Jim Newman, Cowboy, the original, the one and only the
Speaker 7: mac Daddy, the Big Cahoonah, the quattro Fonmagio of the
Speaker 7: Village People. Our a capitano they used to call him
Speaker 7: Jim Newman for the Village People. Two hours and fifty
Speaker 7: five minutes for Jimmy Boy to give us a call
Speaker 7: this morning, So everybody go on social media. You've got
Speaker 7: nothing to lose. The twenty thousand grand hasn't been given
Speaker 7: away yet. That's Monday morning. Attack, Attack, Attack, go for it.
Speaker 1: Released the Flying Monkeys, a Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 7: So on the Srning show stuff we do know about
Speaker 7: eight o'clock Sawrning more ridiculously easy questions on beat the Boss?
Speaker 7: Have you seen the producer bex men at the old
Speaker 7: questions again? Who spelled cats? That's a type break question.
Speaker 7: That's the big old type break question.
Speaker 5: What is here that I think it's meant to be
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty five, but it is one.
Speaker 7: If we can't understand them, what hope is there for
Speaker 7: the contestants waiting get eight o'clock for us? Who beat
Speaker 7: the Boss? That's what Russell Crowe calls in and we
Speaker 7: don't have to break out those questions. Also, we've got
Speaker 7: Shane Crawford. Crawf is in his last ever appearance on
Speaker 7: the show unless by ten a. In this morning we
Speaker 7: get David Beckham on the line for who's calling Christian?
Speaker 7: And of course right now it's Friday, we officially ask
Speaker 7: you what time are you knocking on on a Friday?
Speaker 7: Best of the week. It's all about what time you
Speaker 7: knock off? What time you get out of work today?
Speaker 7: Some of you might have knocked off already. What time
Speaker 7: are you knocking off this morning? Let us know then?
Speaker 7: What time are you finishing work today? Getting out of
Speaker 7: work and beginning your weekend? Call us up, just tell
Speaker 7: us what time you're knocking off If you want as well,
Speaker 7: you can tell us where you're knocking off too. No
Speaker 7: four one four one oh four three jack posts, what
Speaker 7: time are you knocking off today? Well?
Speaker 5: Big game of footy tonight, So we've got the Pies
Speaker 5: Bombers versus the first Pies. Still deciding whether I go.
Speaker 5: It's a little bit cold today, so maybe call yourself
Speaker 5: a footy were frosty windscreen this morning represents the team
Speaker 5: And then I feel like we might have Collingwood in
Speaker 5: the first week of the finals anyway, So should I
Speaker 5: just saved.
Speaker 7: My jack post appearance?
Speaker 5: Like they're resting pepple rest Jackpot.
Speaker 7: Guys, we perhaps of Ben's jack post today. He's not
Speaker 7: gonna guys, come on, we might have been chack. We're
Speaker 7: going to play up for jack. Pat See what time
Speaker 7: are you knocking off today? You're going to treats ahead
Speaker 7: of you on Friday after the show?
Speaker 8: I reckon, I'm probably about eight. I'm doing a long
Speaker 8: haul today because I've got stuff on at school after work,
Speaker 8: helping out and stuff, so it'd be a long one today.
Speaker 7: Oh good for you, Patty. I was going to have
Speaker 7: a massage today this afternoon, but I'm going to have
Speaker 7: to cancel it. Why because I'm doing stand up tonight
Speaker 7: and tomorrow night, and I'm worried that I'll get two relaxed.
Speaker 7: I can't be lolling on stage going, oh don't everyone?
Speaker 7: I just love you guys, go I have to I
Speaker 7: still need to be testing angry.
Speaker 8: Where are you tonight?
Speaker 7: I'm at the Comics Lounge. Haven't done any gigs there yet,
Speaker 7: really looking forward to that. We'm going down to the
Speaker 7: Comics Lounge tonight. It's a good line up tonight. I'll
Speaker 7: be there tonight and tomorrow night. If you are there
Speaker 7: tonight tomorrow night, come and saying hi? All right, what
Speaker 7: timmy are you knocking off? Nine four one, one oh
Speaker 7: four three? Give us a call. We'll take your calls.
Speaker 1: Next The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 7: What do you look into this? Right? You saw Patsy
Speaker 7: just come beating in here, yep, and I said, it's
Speaker 7: good of you help out the school. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 5: Really, I'm not going to say what I'm really doing.
Speaker 7: What she said word for word? When uh, good you
Speaker 7: hopping out the school? Then all day today?
Speaker 1: Nah? Not?
Speaker 7: What are you doing that? Why did you say that?
Speaker 7: I don't know because I don't want to tell that.
Speaker 7: We'll get my legs shaved today. Wax wax?
Speaker 5: Sorry, oh that's so thank you for take all afternoon.
Speaker 7: No, old ladies, you've got to get your legs wax
Speaker 7: and stuff like that.
Speaker 8: Bit of upkeep.
Speaker 7: All right, it's got one I four point three. It's
Speaker 7: the Christian O'Connor Reckford Show. Right now we want to
Speaker 7: tap into Friday. What it's all about the Friday. It's
Speaker 7: to start the weekend, isn't it when you get out
Speaker 7: of work? What time do you knock off? We call
Speaker 7: it knock off Friday on the show. Let's jump on
Speaker 7: the show, jump on m nine four one four one
Speaker 7: oh four three? What time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 7: All right? Up first is all and let's go to you. Cameron,
Speaker 7: Good morning, good day, How I a I'm good camera
Speaker 7: this Friday? What time are you knocking off? Mate? About
Speaker 7: one to one forty five? Nice and precise there one
Speaker 7: forty five on a minute later? And what are you
Speaker 7: up to when you knock off? Cameron?
Speaker 16: I'm going back up home and then I'm going to
Speaker 16: stay screaming.
Speaker 7: Just oh brilliant band? Oh great? Where are they planning
Speaker 7: killed at the esp all? Yeah, it's a great place
Speaker 7: now they've redone. It isn't it amazing?
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 7: Have you been back since they've reopened it? No, it's awesome.
Speaker 7: All right, I have a great time, Cameron. Thanks calling
Speaker 7: the show, buddy. Let's go to we got here Jackie,
Speaker 7: good morning, good morning. How are you good? Jackie? And
Speaker 7: I hope you've had a great week. What time are
Speaker 7: you knocking off?
Speaker 4: Five o'clock?
Speaker 7: Five o'clock and what you're doing when you're knock off
Speaker 7: and the side there. You've got to get through the
Speaker 7: whole day until five until knockoff time.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but I'm retiring.
Speaker 7: You're retiring? What today?
Speaker 20: Yep, lass day.
Speaker 7: You're knocking off for the rest of your life.
Speaker 5: What do you do, Jackie?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'm a nurse.
Speaker 7: Oh well, amazing. My mum was a nurse for forty
Speaker 7: three years. You guys are angels. You don't get paid
Speaker 7: nowhere nearly enough. I hope you really, I hope you
Speaker 7: really enjoy your retirement. What are you going to be
Speaker 7: doing at this stage of time.
Speaker 20: I haven't made a great deal of decisions, but I
Speaker 20: am taking my for and orders to win September.
Speaker 7: Oh great, what a lovely thing to do. And that's
Speaker 7: a road trip to go and see something spiritual like that.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, can't right now tell me this, Jackie? Are
Speaker 7: you still give me listening to the show, I'm worried
Speaker 7: now that a retiree, you're not going to get up
Speaker 7: early in the morning we're.
Speaker 4: Going to do Oh no, you'll still have me.
Speaker 7: That's good news, all right. Well listen, Jackie, enjoy knocking
Speaker 7: off for the last time today. Good on you, Thank
Speaker 7: you all right, cheers Jackie.
Speaker 21: How amazing, arch Amen Christian arch is arch short short
Speaker 21: for Archie or Alfa, a very very regal, great name,
Speaker 21: great name. What time are you knocking off, arch?
Speaker 7: I'm leading one one thirty and what are you going
Speaker 7: to be doing? My friend?
Speaker 11: I've got to take two of the chore, very quick one,
Speaker 11: and then I'm off to the pub for a late lunch.
Speaker 5: What's your charge?
Speaker 11: I'll take mom up to the cemetery, which is a third.
Speaker 7: Ah, you do not so much?
Speaker 5: A yeah, said a chore?
Speaker 7: Come on now, mama's thisen right now. She's got all
Speaker 7: she's got out of bed early. She's doing her hair
Speaker 7: right now, and you're calling it are clear in the gutter?
Speaker 7: Bor old mama? Good on you, though. Do you do
Speaker 7: this every couple of weeks with your mom?
Speaker 11: Every Friday?
Speaker 3: You do every Friday?
Speaker 11: Yeah, every Friday for the last four years.
Speaker 3: Yea.
Speaker 7: And then you you take mom there she I'm guessing
Speaker 7: she checks the grave and the flowers and he's something there.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we like the lantern and clean up a little bit,
Speaker 11: and then then I'm free to go to the pub.
Speaker 7: You make it sound like you're outside the cemetery with
Speaker 7: the engine running.
Speaker 11: It's my brother Marriy has fault that I'm used to
Speaker 11: going to the pub, right.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, thanks for giving us all okay, thanks
Speaker 7: and you let's go to his mum. Wasn't listening?
Speaker 3: Nick?
Speaker 7: Good morning, Good morning Christian. How I'm good mate. I
Speaker 7: hope you well as well. What time do you knock
Speaker 7: off today?
Speaker 18: I'll probably knock off around eight o'clock am?
Speaker 7: Sorry eight am? How come you've been working all night?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 4: You job?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 7: I'm Ybriham girls. Is he knocking them off? What's going on?
Speaker 7: I confuous as a new game on the show? What
Speaker 7: did you call a? Nick? Just say Nick? We lost
Speaker 7: you there?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Sorry?
Speaker 18: So I'm a Sushie delivery driver of all things.
Speaker 7: Ah, I see right for Uber or one of the
Speaker 7: other ones menu log.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 22: So I just worked for a private company and we
Speaker 22: seld sushi to you know, schools, and they sell their
Speaker 22: canteens and businesses in.
Speaker 18: The city school.
Speaker 7: I did not have associate my school.
Speaker 5: Everything in my school cante was deep fried everything. It
Speaker 5: wasn't even the fruit.
Speaker 7: Deep fried water. So you did have a sous of
Speaker 7: skulls and then what you do when you knock off? Mate?
Speaker 22: So straight away after a knock up, I'm probably gonna
Speaker 22: head straight up to officer go camping with my Scout
Speaker 22: group this weekend.
Speaker 7: All right, you're a Scout leader or squadron leader, whatever
Speaker 7: you called.
Speaker 4: So no, I'm a rover.
Speaker 18: So that's like the senior Scout sort of level. So
Speaker 18: that's ages eighteen to twenty six fish.
Speaker 5: Eighteen to twenty scout.
Speaker 7: Yeah, how do you control all them? What do you
Speaker 7: do is get drunk for the weekend of that age
Speaker 7: of twenty three year old scout. Squeeze into those shorts
Speaker 7: knocking on your doors. You know you've got your grass
Speaker 7: cutting scouts.
Speaker 16: By day.
Speaker 7: They were just little kids. I see sometimes in training
Speaker 7: some of the things you do surprise me. You've ben
Speaker 7: coming now here at eighteen.
Speaker 5: It's the hormones in the chicken.
Speaker 7: Sorry, Nick, my bad.
Speaker 18: Since I was really young, myself traveled up through the
Speaker 18: rain and just go on to the next level.
Speaker 7: Lovely, all right, Nick, have a good time we camping
Speaker 7: this weekend.
Speaker 18: Thanks very much, have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much. I thought that you had scouts
Speaker 7: them eighteen to twenty three. Say goodbye to your wife.
Speaker 7: I just got to go scouting for the weekend.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: God one A four point three Christian O'Connor Backfast Show
Speaker 7: went to the last two hours of twenty minutes on
Speaker 7: the last day of Who's Coming Christian? That's fine out.
Speaker 7: Who's on the line right now? Good morning? Who's this?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 14: There it is, saychic medium John Edward.
Speaker 7: John, Welcome to the show. Good morning, Thank you for
Speaker 7: having me.
Speaker 14: Good morning.
Speaker 16: How are you?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Where about in the world are you us from?
Speaker 14: I'm calling you from Madison, Wisconsin in the United States?
Speaker 7: Right? Is that home for you? Are touring?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 14: No, no, I'm I'm on tour actually in the States.
Speaker 14: Now home is New York Ah.
Speaker 7: Right, hey, listen, thank you very much for giving us
Speaker 7: a call and doing this. Who do we owe the
Speaker 7: pleasures to you? How have you heard about this?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 14: I kind of heard about it, and I wanted to
Speaker 14: give you a call because I'm a supporter of the
Speaker 14: Australian zo as a wildlife warrior. I love the work
Speaker 14: that they do, so I thought if I could kind
Speaker 14: of make this phone call happen who knows what happens, right?
Speaker 7: I used to love your TV show What was it
Speaker 7: Crossing Over?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 7: So so tell me this, Pats and I does the
Speaker 7: show with me. We were fascinated by clairvoyance and a
Speaker 7: mediums people like yourself. Is this something you were born
Speaker 7: with or is it something you found later on your
Speaker 7: life that you had this gift?
Speaker 14: Well, I think everybody has it, and I actually try
Speaker 14: to get people not to use the word gift and
Speaker 14: look at it more as an ability, and that if
Speaker 14: more people could look at it as an ability, they
Speaker 14: could recognize exactly how their loved ones and friends are
Speaker 14: around them and ironically don't need to go to a medium.
Speaker 14: But somebody like myself who actually works at it, it's
Speaker 14: kind of like you develop your ability and it gets
Speaker 14: stronger because you're working at it. So I have it
Speaker 14: developed and maybe I have a pre genetic disposition, but
Speaker 14: I started at the age of fifteen, so I was
Speaker 14: told by another psychic that I had this ability.
Speaker 7: And then is it easy to move away from it?
Speaker 6: Or is it just there?
Speaker 7: Or the time? Are you hearing voices or being guided
Speaker 7: or feeling presence?
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's the beauty of Hollywood. And TV. It makes
Speaker 14: people think like you know that you like the kid
Speaker 14: in the sixth sense, or like we'll be in you know,
Speaker 14: and goes no, that's that's whole script that. The reality
Speaker 14: is when you do this work for real, you have
Speaker 14: to turn yourself like off, gift the power down. So
Speaker 14: I kind of equate it to being like a surgeon.
Speaker 14: A surgeon knows their craft, they kind of gawn up
Speaker 14: and mask, they go into a sterile environment, they do
Speaker 14: their work, and then when they're done, they're done with it.
Speaker 14: So for me, when I'm doing a reading, it's like
Speaker 14: I prepare and meditate, I put myself in the right
Speaker 14: mind space to be able to actually do the reading,
Speaker 14: and then when I'm done, I kind of disconnect and
Speaker 14: power myself down and live a pretty normal life. So
Speaker 14: I always tell people if if a psychic tells you
Speaker 14: that they can't turn it off, you're not encountering their
Speaker 14: psychic ability. You're encountering their detail.
Speaker 7: Right. And so if you're going in so say you
Speaker 7: go into a shop, right John, and someone's serving you,
Speaker 7: it's not like something will come to you or a
Speaker 7: voice and you go this and your nun says, hi, no, I.
Speaker 14: If I want it to happen. It can, so like
Speaker 14: I have to make the choice to do it. It's
Speaker 14: like a singer. A person has the ability to sing.
Speaker 14: If they're walking to the shop, they could sing their
Speaker 14: order to the person at the shop. They have to
Speaker 14: make that decision to use their ability to sing. So
Speaker 14: I would have to use my ability to tune into
Speaker 14: that person's energy to see if anybody's around them to
Speaker 14: pass on a message. And I say this openly, I'm
Speaker 14: not a fan of that because you don't know where
Speaker 14: somebody is on their journey of grief, and it could
Speaker 14: do more damage than good. If someone's you know, in
Speaker 14: the middle of like you know, work, and then you're
Speaker 14: bringing through a message from someone who recently passed or
Speaker 14: whatever the scenario is. It the best of intentions could
Speaker 14: be there, but it could be somewhat disturbing for someone.
Speaker 14: So I kind of feel like the right time, in
Speaker 14: the right place for someone.
Speaker 7: And why is when you do live shows, you got
Speaker 7: you know, a cut, a bunch of people, a couple
Speaker 7: of thousand people, and you got all those different energies.
Speaker 7: How does that work?
Speaker 14: So for me, it's a classroom. So when I walk
Speaker 14: out in front of an audience where there's five people
Speaker 14: or five thousand, and I've done groups of all the
Speaker 14: various different sizes. It's a classroom. So I kind of
Speaker 14: explain my process. I tell people how I receive information,
Speaker 14: which basically is I see here and feel energy, I
Speaker 14: interpret in my frame of reference, and then I deliver
Speaker 14: it like I state it and say this is what
Speaker 14: I'm getting, and then I usually get a feeling where
Speaker 14: in the room that it's supposed to go. So I'll
Speaker 14: say I'm coming to that section, here's what I'm seeing
Speaker 14: here and feeling can someone validate that?
Speaker 7: That's incredible in my mind, is like some sort of
Speaker 7: conference call when you get on stage if there's a
Speaker 7: lot of different voices coming into your head.
Speaker 14: Well, what's really cool is to watch how everything is connected.
Speaker 14: So by the end of an event, like I could
Speaker 14: do like five events in a row, and you'll literally
Speaker 14: see five separate experiences because of the people that come
Speaker 14: through and each which one is connected. So each reading
Speaker 14: that happens during the night kind of like as a quilt,
Speaker 14: and by the end of the night, the quilt is
Speaker 14: kind of complete, and you can see a theme between
Speaker 14: the questions that are asked and the people that come through.
Speaker 14: It's something that I always like. I look back on
Speaker 14: every event that I do and say, Okay, what was
Speaker 14: the theme of this, What do I think that people
Speaker 14: were supposed to get out of it? And then I
Speaker 14: look at what was I supposed to learn from this
Speaker 14: specific event? And that's kind of like how I debrief
Speaker 14: at the end of my nights.
Speaker 7: I'd have to come along and see when he loves shows.
Speaker 7: So when are you next over in Australia.
Speaker 14: I'm in Australia as often as I possibly can be.
Speaker 14: I was there for a family vacation in June and
Speaker 14: I'm coming back October November to do some events. I
Speaker 14: have a few events around the country.
Speaker 7: All right, now, listen, John, thank you very much to
Speaker 7: give us a cape. Everyone who cools in there, leave
Speaker 7: a question for the next celebrity. Your question, John, comes
Speaker 7: from former eight single powder Finger Bernard Fanning. Is one
Speaker 7: to do with the Ashes cricket that we're on at
Speaker 7: the moment. How are this sense of this one trone?
Speaker 7: Guide you through it?
Speaker 16: Real questive?
Speaker 15: Nith have time before the third test to adjust to
Speaker 15: wearing a nick guard on his helmet.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thank you? It you're going to need some spirit
Speaker 7: show how guiding through that question?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm going to need a lot more than spiritual helb.
Speaker 14: I'm the least sport person in the States that you're
Speaker 14: going to meet. All I can say is I hope
Speaker 14: that whoever it was that got injured, if they're not
Speaker 14: participating in a game, they get a chance to maybe
Speaker 14: be a broadcaster and kind of take people on the
Speaker 14: journey in some other way.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 7: So you're saying that Steve Smith is not going to
Speaker 7: fit for the rest of the Ashes. This is good news. Okay,
Speaker 7: so terrible news. Forgot what terrible news? We didn't? We
Speaker 7: need a question from you now.
Speaker 14: John, Sure, I would like to know if the next
Speaker 14: person believes in the afterlife, and more importantly hopefully they do,
Speaker 14: who do they want to see when they get there?
Speaker 7: That's a lovely question. Great question. All right, John Edward,
Speaker 7: thank you very much. We'll see you here in Australia
Speaker 7: in October. I think you said thanks for giving us
Speaker 7: a good enjoy your weekend.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Have a go one the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 7: Christian, I'm listening to a show Aveley waiting for his
Speaker 7: Royal Highness Prince Harry to call. I actually wrote a
Speaker 7: letter to him, well, you know, to his office.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but handwritten letter is going to be the only
Speaker 5: one that we've heard of to as eleven so far.
Speaker 7: Christian, I hope you will be good enough and game
Speaker 7: enough to call you would have been a life changing
Speaker 7: sum for me. Who knows anything could happen. I guess
Speaker 7: during the next two hours Susan Cartmell, thank you very much,
Speaker 7: and everyone who's contacted celebrities but it's on Instagram or
Speaker 7: Twitter and is waiting to see if they do call
Speaker 7: you the next two hours and four minutes coming up
Speaker 7: next down, we never know who I be calling on
Speaker 7: who's calling Christians the last two hours before we announce
Speaker 7: the top five. Then you pick your winner. We have
Speaker 7: we've got Beat the Boss. We love doing this on
Speaker 7: a Friday. Beat the Bosses coming up. We've had to
Speaker 7: correct quite a few of producer x questions and answers,
Speaker 7: Otherwise it was going to be answer asking this question.
Speaker 7: Mount Thomas is the name of the fictional town in
Speaker 7: which Aussie TV show and then given the answer Mount Thomas.
Speaker 7: It's Friday everybody the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 7: I thought when Patsy said we just heard from John Edward,
Speaker 7: I thought she was going to give us up the
Speaker 7: business news. According to John Edward, we just heard that
Speaker 7: the nastac may take a dip. John Edward just passing
Speaker 7: it on from the other side.
Speaker 5: Or footy tips for the weekend.
Speaker 7: Damn it. We should have asked him. All right then,
Speaker 7: So we're into the last one hour and fifty four.
Speaker 7: They're about minutes on. Who's gone Christian? That's the time
Speaker 7: you got now to get your last ditch efforts to
Speaker 7: get your celebrities to give us a call. And then
Speaker 7: at ten o'clock this morning, we've announcing the top five,
Speaker 7: the top five as picked by us. You then will
Speaker 7: vote from the top five who you want to be
Speaker 7: crowned the winner on Monday show to win twenty thousand
Speaker 7: dollars to say celebrity for the charity their choice and
Speaker 7: the person who got that celebrity on and this could
Speaker 7: be you if you get the big one into the
Speaker 7: next two hours, wins twenty thousand dollars for the charity
Speaker 7: of their choice. During the next how then Shane Crawford
Speaker 7: will be with us in the studio. Aims to know
Speaker 7: and work with David Beckham. We will find it if
Speaker 7: that's true. Can he get him on the show by
Speaker 7: ten am? Has he been keeping him in his back pocket?
Speaker 7: And once the big moment? And also will Russell crowe
Speaker 7: give us a call. He's here in Melbourne, was at
Speaker 7: the Boomers game last night, not very happy about the
Speaker 7: the lack of a great view as well from the seats,
Speaker 7: like a lot of other people who were there. So
Speaker 7: nine four one four one four three. That's the number.
Speaker 7: Your last chance, last person to try and get your
Speaker 7: celebrities to give us a call this morning before ten am.
Speaker 7: Coming up next for what we do know what's coming
Speaker 7: up next, We've got Beat the Boss, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 7: It is time for this Beat on the Boss, Beat
Speaker 7: all the Boss, Beat on the bus again all day.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, oh yeah. Apologies to yourmone family and the
Speaker 7: state of course. All right, they're trying to play beat
Speaker 7: on the Boss. You take on your boss. If you
Speaker 7: beat the boss, you get to go home right now,
Speaker 7: start your weekend. You knock off at ten past steak.
Speaker 7: If the boss wins, though, they get bragging rights and
Speaker 7: we give them twenty seconds to blow the business on
Speaker 7: the show. All right, First of all, let's meet the
Speaker 7: employee this morning, Kerry, Good.
Speaker 20: Morning, Good morning, Christin. How are you going?
Speaker 7: I'm good? Carry How are you feeling this morning? You ready?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 20: This is where I say happy Friday. And I have
Speaker 20: not put my uniform on. I have got my jeans
Speaker 20: and a tough one because I know I'm going straight home.
Speaker 7: I love this. I love the positive thinking. And tell me, Kerry,
Speaker 7: what do you guys do?
Speaker 20: We work for sales. Think so, we're a brokeraach and
Speaker 20: we promote and help the growth of sales for products
Speaker 20: like thoroughly. We do Bunderberg trumps tell food.
Speaker 7: So listen, beat you starting to do your job. Don't forget.
Speaker 7: You don't have to do your job yet, right, you
Speaker 7: need the boss of listening? Okay, okay, and tell me
Speaker 7: about the boss. Is this someone you reckon? Be a pushover?
Speaker 7: You better beat them? Oh?
Speaker 20: Absolutely, absolutely sounds on. I think the last conversation we had,
Speaker 20: you're all painting mine and I know you're going to
Speaker 20: whip my so anyway, I'm pretty confident. How about you,
Speaker 20: Jimmy Boy.
Speaker 7: There you go. Let's get Jimmy Boy on now. Good
Speaker 7: morning Jimmy Boy, James the Boss, Good morning.
Speaker 12: Morning Christian Hellio.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty good mate. Well that is a live why
Speaker 7: you've got there?
Speaker 12: And Kerry right, certainly is.
Speaker 7: And now listen, James, already you sound nervous? Are you
Speaker 7: going to be? Okay?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: So who issued the challenge?
Speaker 4: Was it you?
Speaker 7: James has been challenged by Kerry? I'm getting it, certainly
Speaker 7: was right? Okay, So where we stay with James? James
Speaker 7: goes No, let's say carry first, Kerry. We're going to
Speaker 7: go with you first, okay, okay, So that way puts
Speaker 7: even more pressure on the boss. Absolutely all right, you
Speaker 7: get three questions, Kerry, good luck, thank you? All right.
Speaker 7: First question, they've just announced another Matrix film. What number
Speaker 7: will this be?
Speaker 12: Three?
Speaker 7: So now you've done three, it's going to be number four?
Speaker 7: That's okay. You got two more? You got two more? Okay,
Speaker 7: all right, everything's still to play for. Second question, who
Speaker 7: co starred with Keanu Reeves in the nineteen ninety one
Speaker 7: movie Point Break? Do you remember Point Break? Big movie
Speaker 7: in the nineties.
Speaker 20: Now I'm Auntie Youngster. Christian. No, No, I've got no idea.
Speaker 7: To a legend. Been in many great movies.
Speaker 5: I guess, just guess a great actor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm no longer with us.
Speaker 4: Nice Robert Williams.
Speaker 5: No would be a great film, though.
Speaker 7: It was Patrick Swayze, wasn't it.
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 20: Okay, yeah, all right?
Speaker 7: Last question. You really have to get this right. Be
Speaker 7: working all day, all right.
Speaker 20: Week and weekend?
Speaker 7: You what year did spandau Ballet release their album? True?
Speaker 7: This is tough. I'm going to be in that question.
Speaker 12: True.
Speaker 7: No, That's why I picked another question. Who is the
Speaker 7: guitarist in you two? Name the guitarist in you two?
Speaker 7: You know the band you two? What's the guitarist call?
Speaker 7: He's always wearing that little cap.
Speaker 20: No, I'm going to have to pass on that. Christian,
Speaker 20: I don't. I really don't know that one.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you what. It's a monumental collapse today. Oh no,
Speaker 7: arrest the wrong button? Oh no, you got nothing, absolutely zero.
Speaker 7: So however, though we don't know how James is going
Speaker 7: to do if James gets zero as well, somehow you
Speaker 7: go to you both go into the tie break.
Speaker 12: So James Christian, why do I feel like there's more
Speaker 12: pressure now that she's got nothing?
Speaker 7: You're just gonna get one. You're gonna be okay, Okay,
Speaker 7: more pressure?
Speaker 20: Could you should have gone first?
Speaker 2: James?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 12: I love your questions?
Speaker 7: All right, James? You ready?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 7: All right? What year was Neighbours first broadcast on TV?
Speaker 7: When was Neighbours first aired on TV?
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Speaker 12: Jay was absolutely Guests nineteen eighty seven?
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Speaker 16: I will say five.
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Speaker 7: well done, guys, have a nice weekend.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho'connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: All right, just find out who's on the line now
Speaker 7: eight twenty eight Gold one four point three. Good morning.
Speaker 7: Who's calling Christian? Who's this good?
Speaker 19: More than Christian? It's Cat Stewart here. I'm calling on
Speaker 19: behalf of the Magical Getaway Foundation, which I'm an ambassador for.
Speaker 24: Right, how are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good? Well, thank you very much for giving us
Speaker 7: a cool cat. I would have seen you in Offspring.
Speaker 19: Oh, I'm impressed.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 7: When I was doing my research before I moved out
Speaker 7: here last year, my wife and I started to watch Offspring.
Speaker 7: We thought some advanced kind of reading material, starting to
Speaker 7: get to know this city watching that. I'm not sure
Speaker 7: what I learned from watching it. Listen.
Speaker 19: It's a good show case for Melbourne. There was lots
Speaker 19: of Melbourne in it, which is nice.
Speaker 7: Listen, thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 7: So where are you now? Are you here in Melbourne
Speaker 7: or what are you? I mean?
Speaker 10: I'm in Melbourne.
Speaker 19: My three year old not well. She's home from kinder
Speaker 19: so I've put her on the iPad so I'm hoping
Speaker 19: she doesn't need you act. Anything good happen.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's nature, he isn't it the iPad?
Speaker 19: Thank God for the iPad. So yeah, you may hear
Speaker 19: from her later on. But yeah, I'm home from Melbourn.
Speaker 19: I've been filming something I can't really talk about. But
Speaker 19: a friend of mine who's involved with this charity asked
Speaker 19: me to get involved last year and I was thrilled too,
Speaker 19: because I thought it was such a great idea. The
Speaker 19: Magical Getaway Foundation provide holidays for families that are under
Speaker 19: intense strain bit financial or it's often medical. You know
Speaker 19: people at Need twenty four our medical care and they
Speaker 19: if they've never had a holiday ever, they get them
Speaker 19: and the kids away for a few days and it's
Speaker 19: the opportunity for the family to kind of build some
Speaker 19: positive memories because these are families that are, you know,
Speaker 19: under intense, diabolical kind of hardship. And it's sort of
Speaker 19: a part of a thing that's really big in Europe.
Speaker 19: You might have come across it called social tourism. It's
Speaker 19: that idea of getting disadvantaged families kind of in the
Speaker 19: community and outside of their usual environment, and it's been
Speaker 19: really successful overseas. And Magical Getaway Foundation of the first
Speaker 19: charity that's kind in Australia. Yeah, it's lovely.
Speaker 7: Oh good on you for supporting that can. Now let's encounter.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you know too much about how
Speaker 7: this works, but as various people give us a call
Speaker 7: and have called over the last week and a half,
Speaker 7: they'd even question for the next person, yours comes from
Speaker 7: this spiritual clairvoint John Edward, have you ever watched Crossing Over?
Speaker 19: I love John Edward?
Speaker 7: Yes, that's good, isn't it. Yeah, he called us about
Speaker 7: an hour ago, and he's left this question for you.
Speaker 14: I would like to know if the next person believes
Speaker 14: in the afterlife, and more importantly, who do they want
Speaker 14: to see when they get there.
Speaker 7: You've got a big question. I mean, a couple of
Speaker 7: days ago we had stripes of yes or no from
Speaker 7: Corey Feldman. Now we're getting into the after life life
Speaker 7: from your kitchen.
Speaker 19: Well, I came to the much bit your morning that
Speaker 19: I anticipated.
Speaker 7: Wait, issues we debate on this show cat God.
Speaker 19: Okay, I would say I do, Actually I do, and
Speaker 19: I don't know. It's just a kind of instinctive thing.
Speaker 19: My mom died three years ago and I often hear
Speaker 19: that her No one knows.
Speaker 10: It's all good.
Speaker 19: I often sense her around, and she would be the
Speaker 19: person I'd want to see on the other side.
Speaker 7: First up, definitely, that's a lovely answer. And so what
Speaker 7: do you sense her around some weeks or just like
Speaker 7: a presence as it were, just.
Speaker 19: Around her anniversary? Particularly, I found a necklace of her
Speaker 19: on her first anniversary and it was just so weird
Speaker 19: because I'd looked everywhere for it and it just turned up.
Speaker 7: Doesn't Doesn't that give you great comfort? That she you
Speaker 7: still have a kind of relationship with her.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, Yeah, yeah, absolutely, And I like that idea. That, yeah,
Speaker 19: that I like that idea. And that's not something I've
Speaker 19: really thought about before I lost someone close to me.
Speaker 19: But I think it's Yes, it's very comforting. This this
Speaker 19: has got very deep.
Speaker 7: Yes, Friday morning. And are you in your kitchen? It
Speaker 7: sounds like you're trying to do lots of different stuff.
Speaker 7: You're a mum as well as well as a LOGI
Speaker 7: when I see you're busy there, you're in the kitchen
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 19: How did you know?
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm in the kitchen.
Speaker 20: It's been busy, busy with you know, this time a year.
Speaker 19: I don't know about daycare. Everyone seems to have the
Speaker 19: plague at the moment.
Speaker 7: But now, yeah, there's something, isn't it. I don't know what.
Speaker 7: It's the changing of the season, so we get ready
Speaker 7: for spring and summer. All right, But listen, you're busy,
Speaker 7: and you're very kind to give us a call Teils
Speaker 7: about a great chouity. We need one last thing from you.
Speaker 7: A question doesn't have to be about big waiting matters
Speaker 7: like the afternoon. Any question you want cap for the
Speaker 7: next person who we might be lucky enough.
Speaker 19: To get a call from well springing on from Magical
Speaker 19: Getaway Foundation. I would like to ask the next person
Speaker 19: their best childhood holiday.
Speaker 7: Man, Wow, great question. And Cat, what's your best one then?
Speaker 7: When you were growing up? Because you are you from Melbourne?
Speaker 19: I'm from Gallant for Melbourne, but I grew up in
Speaker 19: country Victoria. But we had we shared a holiday kind
Speaker 19: of shack really with some cousins, and so we had
Speaker 19: like three bedrooms and outside toilettle black and white TV
Speaker 19: and about twenty people on the floor and I just
Speaker 19: loved it. It was chaotic and fantastic. So I kind
Speaker 19: of remember those summer holidays.
Speaker 7: Is again good times, all right, and lovely to talk
Speaker 7: to you. I hope your little three year old gets
Speaker 7: better over the weekend.
Speaker 19: Oh thanks, Christian, all right, take care.
Speaker 7: That's according Cat's Stewart.
Speaker 1: Bye bye the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 7: The smell of the testosterone and then the overpowering after
Speaker 7: shape and much do you think he coached himself before
Speaker 7: he comes in?
Speaker 5: Well, it's good to see you not in a blazer
Speaker 5: and not in that fishing jacket that you wear every week.
Speaker 7: Shane Crawford is in with us again.
Speaker 13: Jack a man of style, have a little year and
Speaker 13: I am casual today you having you go with me
Speaker 13: about my style.
Speaker 7: Very very smart today.
Speaker 13: Well I don't shower, so I just put after shave on.
Speaker 7: Right, okay, but very smart. You've got a beautiful check
Speaker 7: jacket kind of thing you get if you're going to
Speaker 7: bingo or from a paddle boat steamer in the nineteen
Speaker 7: fifty owner of a paddle boat steamer from the nineteen fifty.
Speaker 13: Now she's going to a meeting. Oh, very important.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just with myself, all right, So listen. You really
Speaker 7: excited us that you're going to get David Beckham today.
Speaker 7: So thank you so much for getting David Beckham on
Speaker 7: how does it work?
Speaker 13: Then I knew this was going to come because you
Speaker 13: know what, I've tried a bit.
Speaker 7: I know that.
Speaker 13: I thought, okay, come on, contribute, do something for the show. Okay,
Speaker 13: come on.
Speaker 25: So I've pushed, and I've pushed so much so that
Speaker 25: they've said please stop calling. So I've struggled there and
Speaker 25: I was listening the other day and I'm thinking, oh,
Speaker 25: they're going to come at me because they're going to
Speaker 25: really need lift because I heard doctor Carl and I thought, oh,
Speaker 25: we're scraping at the barrel.
Speaker 7: But this is a guy who's recently on postcards, so
Speaker 7: I actually sorry. Postcard presents a steamboat Willie.
Speaker 13: I then put in another call. I said, ye, whether
Speaker 13: we really need to lift a bit? And she's a
Speaker 13: very good man.
Speaker 25: Do you know his wife makes his own shirts. Doctor Carl,
Speaker 25: he had him on kids WB once. He's a very
Speaker 25: fascinating man.
Speaker 7: He was a great man.
Speaker 13: So anyway here he is, No, he's not. I couldn't
Speaker 13: get ahold of him. I haven't come through. I've really
Speaker 13: let you down.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry about three weeks ago you came in here
Speaker 5: and you bought your financial advisory Alan or Adam, and
Speaker 5: you guys talking about how your mutual friends of David Beckham.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and do you know what?
Speaker 25: I think our friendship's drifting because he hasn't been returning calls.
Speaker 13: His management don't want anything to do.
Speaker 7: With me, and this is embarrassing. You're a connected man,
Speaker 7: right listeners, have my actually get James Gordon.
Speaker 25: You know I've actually got hem's worth amazing. I've been
Speaker 25: tuning in to me incredible, Doctor Carl. Yeah, dropped a bit,
Speaker 25: but then you've lifted it up on other days. But
Speaker 25: this is, this is what I've done for you. I said, Okay,
Speaker 25: come on, I need to lift I need everyone.
Speaker 7: By Frankly, he's got Buddy Franklin on huge weekend for Buddy.
Speaker 13: I think Buddy Franklin's just shut it right down.
Speaker 25: So yeah, no, I've been very disappointing, and I feel
Speaker 25: very disappointed for the listeners as well. Although I was
Speaker 25: thinking about David Beckham. Even if I was, I managed
Speaker 25: to get it done, it's pretty boring.
Speaker 13: He wouldn't give you what you want.
Speaker 7: You know, we're filming this online.
Speaker 13: He's boring as a joke.
Speaker 7: I'm interview.
Speaker 25: He's an interesting, charming because he's a very beautiful man.
Speaker 25: Yeah yeah, but I've heard some of your amazing calls
Speaker 25: and there's been so much there's been so much life
Speaker 25: to them, so much fun.
Speaker 7: Did you think David would create that? Is that what
Speaker 7: you're saying.
Speaker 13: I'm just so that you can't get top five.
Speaker 25: I think you'd been your top five, maybe your top twenty,
Speaker 25: just behind doctor.
Speaker 7: Cal All right, so just so we understand what's happening here,
Speaker 7: you've come in here with nothing. We've had listeners entering this.
Speaker 7: We've got fifty three celebrities.
Speaker 13: Fifty three.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you've got this as a zero by your name.
Speaker 25: Can I just say that I've come in with some
Speaker 25: AFL awards that I've put together, so if you want
Speaker 25: to go through some of those, that's what I'm contributing today.
Speaker 7: All right, okay, we do, We're clear the at break
Speaker 7: You've got five minutes to get famous person.
Speaker 13: I'm going to get on.
Speaker 7: Get that phone out.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: Sad scenes during that song you're just trying to put
Speaker 7: a call through the James Hurd even herd. He's not
Speaker 7: taking cross of course.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 13: No, it hasn't been good.
Speaker 7: Tough, No doctor Carl, No, Buddy Franklin, Buddy Franklin.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 13: Joice the real people people I went to school with, people.
Speaker 7: Not Spider again.
Speaker 5: From Spider, I just didn't even try, like we were taken.
Speaker 5: Cram's call me.
Speaker 25: Real people anywhere who wants to travel first class when
Speaker 25: they go anywhere?
Speaker 7: Now the meaning at the beginning of the year, our
Speaker 7: first last travel come up from the jungle. You you're
Speaker 7: no man. The people not dressed but dressed like that,
Speaker 7: and I needed lots of it.
Speaker 13: I didn't need in that bloody place.
Speaker 7: All right, let's talk this weekend's footy, then some big games,
Speaker 7: big one tonight for the Bombers. Why didn't you share
Speaker 7: what you were just share with us in the studio.
Speaker 7: This is an interesting take on tonight's can you could.
Speaker 25: Be playing each other and I'm predicting. I know you
Speaker 25: had the mind reader on earlier.
Speaker 5: John, yep, as everybody knows him.
Speaker 7: I know John.
Speaker 25: John crossing over with John does a great jo John Edward, Yes, yep,
Speaker 25: he's right up there with doctor Carr.
Speaker 13: Now this is what I reckon.
Speaker 25: I'll happened Colleine. It will take on Essendon in two
Speaker 25: weeks time. So I think this is what Esendon are doing,
Speaker 25: very very smart. They've decided to rest Heppel and Stringer
Speaker 25: who's a really really important player, and a few others
Speaker 25: who have been good players, get them ready to go
Speaker 25: in two weeks time because it's all about finals. Now
Speaker 25: they've made the final. It was a fantastic win against
Speaker 25: Freemantle last week. That's all they needed to do. They're
Speaker 25: playing Bell Chambers who needs to have a hit out
Speaker 25: in the ruck. He'll play on Grundy, so it's a
Speaker 25: good fitness run for him. They bring back hooker who's
Speaker 25: a very good player down back for them and can
Speaker 25: play in the forward line. So I think tonight Esendon
Speaker 25: are just bowling around, just having a little trot. Won't
Speaker 25: be playing any key players on players or giving Collingwood
Speaker 25: end what they're going to do in two weeks time.
Speaker 25: Whereas colling you've got to win. Colling We've got to
Speaker 25: win because there's still a top four chance and that's
Speaker 25: premiership glory. If you can make the top four gives
Speaker 25: you a double chance and every chance of possibly holding
Speaker 25: up that Premiership cup. So tonight collingand are going to
Speaker 25: be on. Esendon are just going to try and get
Speaker 25: competitive and get through the game. So I think Collingwood
Speaker 25: will win convincingly.
Speaker 5: Jack And does John Worsfold say that to the team?
Speaker 5: What you're saying, Hey, we're just going to bubble around
Speaker 5: and it doesn't matter if you win.
Speaker 25: Not know, they're bringing in some young kids, some good enthusiasm,
Speaker 25: great exposure playing against a good side on a big night.
Speaker 25: But tonight is all about trying to get the best
Speaker 25: out of them. But playing games run, yes, so load
Speaker 25: up on the pies.
Speaker 7: You reckon, so.
Speaker 13: Launch into the pies.
Speaker 7: Yes, just go and then go big on the pies. Okay,
Speaker 7: So tomorrow got the Hawks are taking on West Coast.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the Hawks will be competitive, but I think West
Speaker 13: Coast will win at home.
Speaker 7: Roughie been dropped from that.
Speaker 13: He's been dropped out six the weekend.
Speaker 7: That's harsh.
Speaker 13: He's probably the first person ever to be dropped after
Speaker 13: kicking six.
Speaker 5: Well, how many do you have to kick?
Speaker 2: Two?
Speaker 25: His teammates were kicking the ball to him when normally
Speaker 25: they would be kicking it's probably another teammate, so that
Speaker 25: obviously helped in a way.
Speaker 13: But it was a great sendoff. So but I think
Speaker 13: West Coast will win.
Speaker 25: Richmond Brisbane is going to be the game's going to be.
Speaker 13: An absolute beauty.
Speaker 25: Grimes still and Grimes for Richmond is a very important player,
Speaker 25: and he'll play on a player like Charlie Cameron, who's
Speaker 25: on fire, kicking a lot of goals and probably the
Speaker 25: best small forward in the game at the moment.
Speaker 13: However, I'm not sure he'll play. He's named in the side.
Speaker 25: He hurt his ankle and you just don't want to
Speaker 25: take a risk with the player like that, so I'm
Speaker 25: feeling he may be out. So that's an advantage for Brisbane,
Speaker 25: especially if they can get some space in their forward line.
Speaker 25: So I still think Richard could win, and I still
Speaker 25: think Richard will win the flag. However, wouldn't surprise me
Speaker 25: if Brisbane give them a real run for their money.
Speaker 25: And I'm loving the Western Bulldogs. They're in red hot form.
Speaker 25: If they can win, they'll make the finals and I
Speaker 25: think that's a great story. So looking forward to this
Speaker 25: rounds of footy. It's fantastic. And as for your d's
Speaker 25: I forget tying down in Tasmania.
Speaker 7: I regon that show you what, isn't it? Yeah, North
Speaker 7: Melbourne jump on.
Speaker 25: The ship because you can get down to Antarctica from
Speaker 25: there and maybe that's where they can start their appreciation.
Speaker 7: All right, So we look forward to David Beckham corning
Speaker 7: in the next last South who's calling.
Speaker 13: Christian if not Cram from Spider Bake, great.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much and you've got a paddle voat
Speaker 7: that is waiting for you right now.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's gold one oh four point.
Speaker 7: Three, all right down to last. As perats, he was
Speaker 7: just saying, we are down and actually done. Last fifty
Speaker 7: five minutes. He reached the deadline. Ten am off, who's
Speaker 7: calling Christian? Then we're going to announce the top five.
Speaker 7: You then vote for your winner and tune in Monday
Speaker 7: morning to find out who that is. So what we
Speaker 7: wait and see who calls in and last, could we
Speaker 7: get Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, whoever you want to go
Speaker 7: and try and get on the show nine four one
Speaker 7: four one o four three. Good luck in the meantime,
Speaker 7: because it's all been about chating to various celebrities. Ruin
Speaker 7: a celebrity? Is today's that work time waster? I've got well,
Speaker 7: I am Shatner. That's good, lazy Michael Caines, it's a
Speaker 7: drunk Michael Kane and oh dear, this is a terrible one.
Speaker 7: Euretha Franklin.
Speaker 8: I said that once when I back announced as a
Speaker 8: young job in the country.
Speaker 5: You should have seen the lines line up that were horrifying. Yep,
Speaker 5: And that was Euretha Franklin.
Speaker 7: See, you already started inventing the outwork time where I
Speaker 7: start reckon with they even know.
Speaker 5: I didn't know you're a music jock, Pats, are you
Speaker 5: announced the whole It's.
Speaker 7: Pretty clear when she does those hints sometimes with the
Speaker 7: song that's going to be repeated, that you can tell
Speaker 7: that's to the touch of the djil.
Speaker 8: Twinkle in my eyes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 5: I was kind of really hoping we would get a
Speaker 5: celebrity at nine seven so that I didn't have to
Speaker 5: go through these, But this is kind of my worst
Speaker 5: offering of the year. Ruin a Celebrity Drew Barry Moron,
Speaker 5: George Clueless, Look, Jenniferry Connolly and Russell Bland.
Speaker 7: At CRA twenty nineteen nominee Newcomer of the Year. All right,
Speaker 7: send us yours. What's just Evan? I didn't want to
Speaker 7: look at you right now? Starts seeing a car accident
Speaker 7: at the side of the road. Oh god, it's a wreckage.
Speaker 7: No one can drag him out. Oh four seven five
Speaker 7: three one oh four three. Ruin a Celebrity.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: Last forty five minutes of Who's Calling Christian Gold? One
Speaker 7: oh four point three. Let's find out who's on the line.
Speaker 7: Now takes us to number fifty five. Good morning, who's
Speaker 7: calling Christian?
Speaker 4: Hi Christian? This is Lucy Lawless calling zena ck xinaa.
Speaker 4: It runs through my mind that you might go, who
Speaker 4: the hell's best?
Speaker 7: No, no too, I'm watching you in at the moment
Speaker 7: as well as Billions. That's a great show. Yeah, billions, Yeah,
Speaker 7: so Xena, Who's Yeah, it's a great show. You're terrifying
Speaker 7: in that.
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 7: Do you take him back? Can you please tell me?
Speaker 7: I don't like you two being apart?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna take him back? What the hell?
Speaker 9: Why not?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: It's adorable?
Speaker 7: Who's asked you to give us a call?
Speaker 4: I am calling on behalf of nature Australia because they're
Speaker 4: doing great work in that big, hot, dry continent and
Speaker 4: we want to save the reef and we want Australia
Speaker 4: to do well. So I'm calling for them.
Speaker 7: And whereabouts you are you? Are you here in Australia
Speaker 7: or where in the world are you?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: I'm actually in Boston, Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: Are you filming out there?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 7: Are you filming out there?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: I am doing a bit of voice work. Actually, I've
Speaker 4: got all of a sudden, I've got this crazy little
Speaker 4: career that sort of started up doing voice for animation
Speaker 4: and yeah, I don't know how this happened, but it's really.
Speaker 7: Fun, fantastic. And did I read the other day? It
Speaker 7: was in the Age or something the weekend a couple
Speaker 7: of weeks ago they were talking about some new detective
Speaker 7: show you're in and this one Aren't you Baking?
Speaker 4: I'm baking. It's called My Life Is Murder? And I
Speaker 4: kind of like sixy Miss Marple meets six in this
Speaker 4: videos Melbourne.
Speaker 7: That's quiet.
Speaker 4: You never thought you were going to hear that, did you?
Speaker 4: But this marble gets sixy with it.
Speaker 7: All right? And how this works? In every celebrity that
Speaker 7: gives us a call, they leave a question for the
Speaker 7: next person, and this is your question. Okay, how have
Speaker 7: I listened to this?
Speaker 19: I would like to ask the next person their best
Speaker 19: childhood holiday memory.
Speaker 7: My best childhood holiday memory?
Speaker 4: Oh being a ah as a little girl, You'd get
Speaker 4: in the car and you drive this is this is
Speaker 4: such a crap best memory because you'd sit in the
Speaker 4: car for six hours and drive up to Grandma's place
Speaker 4: and it would be hot, and you'd fall asleep and
Speaker 4: the and the and wake up and be surrounded by
Speaker 4: like cowels on the road or something. But those are
Speaker 4: the good times. You'd stop for ice cream. Think, I
Speaker 4: think ice cream on a hot day as a child
Speaker 4: was was my best best time with the family.
Speaker 7: Also, also when you was to drive for holidays and
Speaker 7: now there was no air corning cars as well, so
Speaker 7: ice cream was the only way is to beg for
Speaker 7: ice cream, to pull over of ice cream? Do you
Speaker 7: only way to keep calm? Do you remember we used
Speaker 7: to get in your dad's car and baking hot, the
Speaker 7: steering wheel and all the seats faux leather seats have
Speaker 7: burned the back of your legs. You'd be stuck to
Speaker 7: the back seat.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I do, I remember they're not being seatbelts.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 4: Kids would be jumping over you know who's turn on
Speaker 4: the front seat and you're just walking jump up on
Speaker 4: the bench seat, right, kids falling asleep and getting right
Speaker 4: in the bag of the corfumes coming up through the
Speaker 4: ute or something, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, and Cat, what's sorry? Lucy? What's the
Speaker 7: question for the next celebrity from you?
Speaker 4: My question would be what is your greatest extreme?
Speaker 7: That's a great question. What is yours? Lucy Lords, what's
Speaker 7: your greatest extravagance. You must be still getting some money
Speaker 7: from that Zena right, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I get like seventeen cents for episode every two
Speaker 4: years or something. So my great extravagance on seventeen cents
Speaker 4: per episode would be like a nice little tram ticket
Speaker 4: around Melbourne when I'm working there. I love you tram travel,
Speaker 4: train travel. I'm a big fan.
Speaker 7: What are you doing with all your money? You've been
Speaker 7: like that, You've done it, You've had a great career
Speaker 7: and your biggest I don't believe you whatsoever. Woman's greatest
Speaker 7: extravagance is not traveling on the tram in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Trains. Well, I was just saying that my residuals are
Speaker 4: so poultry anyway. You were just making me realize that
Speaker 4: I really can't afford you.
Speaker 7: No one.
Speaker 4: I dream of tesla's and things, but I'm you don't
Speaker 4: need one in some cities in Aussie because they've got
Speaker 4: fantastic six transits. That's yeah, No travel would be my
Speaker 4: greatest sixtravagance.
Speaker 7: Great, Okay, well listen, we're up against things. We're into
Speaker 7: the last forty minutes as a competition. Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: For supporting it. All right, thank you very much and
Speaker 7: give us a call. Have a great weekend, Lucy Lawlas,
Speaker 7: all right bye.
Speaker 1: Hey the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 7: All right, let's find it. He's taking us up to
Speaker 7: fifty six celebrities on. Who's calling Christian? So we're into
Speaker 7: the last thirty two minutes. Good morning, who's calling Christian?
Speaker 16: Hi Christian, it's Kevin Sheedy here. How are you?
Speaker 14: Wow?
Speaker 7: A legend, A legend on the line, Kevin Sheedy, Thank
Speaker 7: you so much?
Speaker 16: Oh any legend in my own mirror?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 7: Nah, come on, you're not the so Alex Ferguson of
Speaker 7: forty What a run you had with the Bomber's incredible?
Speaker 16: Yes, look I've had a charm laugh a bit in
Speaker 16: the spawning field. But love my country and obviously love
Speaker 16: the radio shows and to great opportunity and I do
Speaker 16: to have a chat with you and and listen to
Speaker 16: what you're doing, which is good.
Speaker 7: Oh well that means a lot coming from you and
Speaker 7: who's asked you to work. Give us a call.
Speaker 16: Look, I made it mind. Jackie Austin from Mother the
Speaker 16: warrenderte the Footy Club said look, you're going to get
Speaker 16: into this. It's a great show, and he loves it,
Speaker 16: and so I go, well why not? Why would I
Speaker 16: give you ring? Particularly when you're talking about charities and
Speaker 16: helping people and.
Speaker 7: What is the charity you're calling on behalf of, because
Speaker 7: I know you do a lot of work for different charities.
Speaker 16: Well, the Bravery Trust is a trust that gives to
Speaker 16: the men and women that when they come back from
Speaker 16: the war zones today and they need immediate help because
Speaker 16: we've just lost too many men and women in suicide
Speaker 16: and they don't get killed over there, they actually take
Speaker 16: their lives here in Marburne and so forth and in Australia.
Speaker 16: So I really have an ambassador of that. I love
Speaker 16: the opportunity to help with and I think that most
Speaker 16: people would.
Speaker 7: It's a great cause as well. It's very very sad.
Speaker 7: Same in England as well, though I think I read
Speaker 7: the other day one in four people who are homeless
Speaker 7: are ex military and they have such a tough time
Speaker 7: being taken back into society. But we've served the country,
Speaker 7: so good for you, Ken, that's amazing, that's all.
Speaker 16: I love working in the areas of defenseex while we
Speaker 16: created Anzac Dage. I'm make sure that he's an awareness
Speaker 16: out there for everybody that's been in our military, Army,
Speaker 16: Navy and Air Force.
Speaker 7: Now tell me this, when you're obviously you're you know,
Speaker 7: you're still obviously a footy fan. You love the game.
Speaker 7: When you're watching the games over the weekend, are you
Speaker 7: yetting at the screen the screens if you're stood a coach,
Speaker 7: or are you able now to be relaxed because you're
Speaker 7: not involved so heavily.
Speaker 16: I know I'm pretty well relaxed. My last game I
Speaker 16: went to was over in Perth on the weekend this
Speaker 16: and then played free Mental and I worked a couple
Speaker 16: of days at the club a week and so I
Speaker 16: flew back in from Broom, went to the game and
Speaker 16: went around the whole of the ground having photos with
Speaker 16: all the Bomber fans that turned up, and I could
Speaker 16: believe it. So we got a truck load of photos
Speaker 16: and to me, it was just good to see them.
Speaker 16: They're supporting us. We had to win the game to
Speaker 16: make sure in the finals. And then I went on
Speaker 16: next door to the Optus oval or Stadium, i should say,
Speaker 16: and then went to Tony Bahadar and it's about five
Speaker 16: hundred Bomber fans here and we just had photos all on.
Speaker 7: Ah, good on you. It's great that you're so proud
Speaker 7: of the club as well. Now Jack posted does the
Speaker 7: show with me is a is a big Bombers fan,
Speaker 7: and I can see there his eyes are lits up
Speaker 7: in the studio that you're on.
Speaker 5: So Jack, well, it is a thrill for me to
Speaker 5: have you on. Kevin, you coached the Bombers my entire
Speaker 5: life and I still remember as a ten year old
Speaker 5: coming down the Windy Hill training sessions and I have
Speaker 5: your autograph somewhere on a mini footy from when I
Speaker 5: was that age, and I was really sad to see
Speaker 5: you go in the late two thousands and Bomb, I mean,
Speaker 5: the Bombers really have been in the dark since you
Speaker 5: left as a coach.
Speaker 16: We're building up again, mate. We saw nineteen thousand, four
Speaker 16: hundred members this year. We've got eighty four thousand and
Speaker 16: a half members at the moment, so we're really at
Speaker 16: the greatest peak off the field that we can be
Speaker 16: and we're just building a team in the finals, which
Speaker 16: has been fantastic for John Warsaw the Boys. Anything can
Speaker 16: happen tonight and of course and the follow a week
Speaker 16: when we're in there in the final. So I'm looking
Speaker 16: forward to it, and I've no doubt they're resting one
Speaker 16: or two blocks to make sure they're ready for that
Speaker 16: first final in a week's time.
Speaker 7: I love that you sound like you're still the coach,
Speaker 7: doesn't it she do you sound like you're still there,
Speaker 7: but you are still the club still means everything to you,
Speaker 7: right well?
Speaker 16: I at for wrestling when I was a kid, So
Speaker 16: I mean if if you have a dream that you
Speaker 16: actually ended up being in Bold in footy, I love
Speaker 16: playing for Richmond. I went to a riffic club for me.
Speaker 16: But if you're a ten year old kid and you've
Speaker 16: got the coach the club that you actually buried for
Speaker 16: for twenty seven years, you would have to take you lucky.
Speaker 7: And tell me this. I've just had a quick google
Speaker 7: while you're on Do you have some like an award
Speaker 7: winning rose or something? Have you got an amazing rose garden?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 16: No, I love a garden. I've got an English guard
Speaker 16: outside and I've got a fillibonging pool inside the pill
Speaker 16: fence obviously, so I'm a bit of a gardener. Yeah,
Speaker 16: I love my garden and I toured around and Australia
Speaker 16: and looking at different parts of the world in gardens
Speaker 16: in particular. And every time my son Sam or my
Speaker 16: daughters go out, I want to take photos of other
Speaker 16: people's gardens.
Speaker 5: So which suburbs of Melbourne?
Speaker 7: Who's caught your eye?
Speaker 22: Oh?
Speaker 16: The best property in Victoria is a botanic gardens. It's
Speaker 16: no doubt about that. I mean I tell people. I
Speaker 16: tell people from all around the world and all around
Speaker 16: Sydney where I live. For when I was building, the
Speaker 16: giants said, if you ever go to Melbourne, you go
Speaker 16: the Botanical Hotel for a nice little Seve Blanc and
Speaker 16: then you walk down through the gardens and then you
Speaker 16: walk across the bridge and go to the museum at
Speaker 16: the mcg. Now that is a beautiful day.
Speaker 7: I've done that walk is that is beautiful? Actually, it's
Speaker 7: really really nice down there. That's great. I reckon, there's
Speaker 7: a TV show in Sheety's hanging baskets of Melbourne.
Speaker 16: I love your problems.
Speaker 7: Now listen the way this works. Then all the people
Speaker 7: that we've been lucky enough like you to a call
Speaker 7: from telling us about these amazing charities and causes, they
Speaker 7: leave a question for the next person. And your question
Speaker 7: comes from Lucy Lawless and this is her question for you.
Speaker 7: Have a listen to this. This is your question.
Speaker 4: Is your greatest extravagance?
Speaker 7: What is your greatest extravagance?
Speaker 16: Race horses? Now?
Speaker 7: Is that an extravagance or is that a loss?
Speaker 16: Well, it's both. Look you never know. It's like a
Speaker 16: raffle ticket, isn't it. Just say, well, let's see if
Speaker 16: we can find a good horse. And I'm getting involved
Speaker 16: in the in the Everest race before the million dollar
Speaker 16: race because they've just made me the ambassador for the
Speaker 16: Nullin Racing Club, which is Corfield and saying down. So
Speaker 16: the last race a week before the magnificent prize of
Speaker 16: fourteen million dollars in Sydney call the Everest is a
Speaker 16: Sclachi stakes and the winner of that we take that
Speaker 16: horse up the Cydny to see if we can go
Speaker 16: in that race and win it. So that's just a
Speaker 16: pretty good fun time.
Speaker 7: And what's the question we can get from you?
Speaker 16: Where did your career start? That's the most important for
Speaker 16: the nixt person. Where did they find what they want
Speaker 16: to do and love in their life?
Speaker 7: Brilliant? All right, We listen. Kevin Sheedy has been a
Speaker 7: joy to speak to you on the show today. I
Speaker 7: think you made a lot of people very happy. Listen
Speaker 7: to the show right now. I hope they Bombers win tonight.
Speaker 7: You got big game against the Pies. But for now,
Speaker 7: I hope we get to speak to you again. Thank
Speaker 7: you very much for giving us a call. Have a
Speaker 7: great one game.
Speaker 16: Thank Jackie Austin too for making sure I did it.
Speaker 7: Thank you all right, Cheers.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it came across the radio, but
Speaker 7: there was a little tear in your eye.
Speaker 5: But I did notice.
Speaker 7: Them. But it was lovely. He means so much to
Speaker 7: you as a Bombers fan and the club do. But
Speaker 7: to get a legend like Sheedy on there on Who's
Speaker 7: Calling Christian? I could tell what it meant to it was.
Speaker 7: It was lovely, It was great and.
Speaker 5: I think for all footy fans. I mean he transformed
Speaker 5: the game really with bringing in Anne zac Day, bringing
Speaker 5: in dream Time of the g incredible.
Speaker 7: What a legacy that he has made for the game
Speaker 7: as well. And then who knew as patst mentioned to
Speaker 7: me a while ago that was into his roses. I
Speaker 7: thought she was giving me another one of her bumstairs.
Speaker 7: This one was actually true. Now we've got some voicemails,
Speaker 7: obviously because we've just been chatting to Sheedy and we're
Speaker 7: into the last eighteen minutes of Who's calling Christian. Then
Speaker 7: were going to announce our top five. Then you start
Speaker 7: to vote for your winner. This one, says David Beckham.
Speaker 5: I'll believe it when I hear it.
Speaker 13: Get a Christian, it's David Beckham.
Speaker 7: Oh sorry, is this some comedy from Shane Crawl. You
Speaker 7: know we don't need time wasters, but if he's made
Speaker 7: this comedy, Oh, get a Christian.
Speaker 9: It's David Beckham.
Speaker 13: Oh sorry, can you just yes?
Speaker 7: Can you bath the kids?
Speaker 9: Thank you very much, Christian. Oh Carl, I just wanted
Speaker 9: to say my very cool friend Chying Crawford wanted me
Speaker 9: to give you a call. But I'll see you're very busy.
Speaker 9: So anyway, all the very best, okay.
Speaker 15: By.
Speaker 5: Terrible yes, so many ways.
Speaker 7: He Key doesn't know David Beckham. His kids are all growth,
Speaker 7: they're sort of eighteen and sixteen.
Speaker 1: I'm in baths and being paid by posts Spice The
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 7: Who's gone in Christian? We're into the last twelve minutes.
Speaker 5: One number of way up to fifty seven?
Speaker 7: Wow, okay, let's find out who is number fifty eight?
Speaker 7: Good morning? Who's calling Christian? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Good Ice Streay Bradbury heresy first Winter Olympic gold medalist.
Speaker 6: Ha.
Speaker 7: So you went all around the world, do you Winter
Speaker 7: Olympics where they all got wiped out and you got
Speaker 7: your gold? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Correct?
Speaker 1: You?
Speaker 12: It was about four years ago and have been a
Speaker 12: few more.
Speaker 7: What Winter Olympics was that? It was in the two thousands,
Speaker 7: if I remember right.
Speaker 12: It was in Salt Lake City in the States.
Speaker 7: And are they making how come they've never made a
Speaker 7: movie about there was such an amazing moment that went
Speaker 7: all around the world and everyone was talking about it.
Speaker 15: You might have done a little googling, have you, Christian jumped?
Speaker 7: I just I just remember reading a while ago about
Speaker 7: the thing again it came up.
Speaker 15: I think, Yeah, it's in the pipeline, mate. The script
Speaker 15: has been written and the budget phase at the moment,
Speaker 15: so hopefully it makes it into cinemas in about two
Speaker 15: years time.
Speaker 7: And who's asked you to give us a call.
Speaker 15: I've been asked to call by Rosemary Tea from the
Speaker 15: Magical Getaway Foundation.
Speaker 7: Uh, we had someone on, Cat Stewart had Cat Stewart
Speaker 7: was talking about that, saying, what an amazing charity is
Speaker 7: helping our families get a break.
Speaker 15: Plara and I are both the ambassadors for the Magical
Speaker 15: Getaway Foundation helping families in need holidays.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's a fantastic charity. And right, okay, so we're
Speaker 7: in the last twelve minutes, so you're calling in right
Speaker 7: in the last throes of this. The last person that
Speaker 7: was on was legendary Fuddy Coke Kevin Sheedy, and he's
Speaker 7: left this question which will now.
Speaker 15: Be for you.
Speaker 16: Where did your career start?
Speaker 7: All right? So where did your career stay?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 15: Wow, that's deep, isn't it. Well, my career as a
Speaker 15: space day started in my head when I watched a
Speaker 15: Japanese gate the last name Kawasaki, break the world record
Speaker 15: at the first international competition I went to a long
Speaker 15: time ago, and I was fifteen. As the resume for
Speaker 15: the Australian team and the grandstand and I watched him
Speaker 15: do that, and I thought I'm.
Speaker 16: Going to do that too.
Speaker 7: And what's your question for us?
Speaker 12: Question is what is your favorite hobby?
Speaker 7: What is your favorite hobby? And do you have a
Speaker 7: favorite hobby, what do you get up to.
Speaker 15: I'm a keen tennis player.
Speaker 12: These days, I enjoy a bit of surfing.
Speaker 15: But one of the weird things that I used to
Speaker 15: ride on my bio form was my favorite hobby was sleeping.
Speaker 7: All right, well, listen, thank you very much for giving
Speaker 7: us a call right in the last sort of ten
Speaker 7: to twelve minutes of this. I have a great weekend,
Speaker 7: Thanks for corning. Who's calling Christian?
Speaker 14: Thanks Christian.
Speaker 7: By all right, we're into last ten minutes nine four
Speaker 7: one four, one oh four to three. Then we're going
Speaker 7: to announce our top five.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 7: Three every day this week. In this hour, we've had
Speaker 7: an incidence with you, Pats and really no, she's been
Speaker 7: coloring in her coffee cup. It's got little.
Speaker 8: Ridges and I like to put the texture the marker
Speaker 8: down at.
Speaker 7: Right at the moment.
Speaker 5: Is it because we said you can't play with your
Speaker 5: phone during the ninety Oh.
Speaker 7: No, no, she's still be doing that again today, I
Speaker 7: saw her looking at some more dresses. I wasn't looking
Speaker 7: at what were you looking at? I was good.
Speaker 5: I was looking at my emails.
Speaker 7: Oh that's okay, that's right. Yeah. By the way, in
Speaker 7: the last hour, we had Lucy Lawlas song right, and
Speaker 7: I said, hey, great in Billions. She's not in Billions.
Speaker 5: I believe you. I'm actually watching Billions from the start.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I thought she must come in a later episode.
Speaker 7: How polite of her, though, she should have just said
Speaker 7: I'm not in that show. But she went, oh yeah.
Speaker 7: They even said kindly, very proud of Billions. And then
Speaker 7: I didn't leave it there. I said, oh, does he
Speaker 7: come back? Do you take him back? She goes, yeah, whatever, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it cones back. Not in Billions, someone else Lawless.
Speaker 5: I will say it's in billion. The actress who plays
Speaker 5: Damian Lewis's wife in Billions does look a little like
Speaker 5: a younger Lucy Lawless.
Speaker 7: And exactly when you're on the radio, it's all all
Speaker 7: welds in, doesn't it. You're in the dark, we're in
Speaker 7: the dart doing the radio. We're just in the darkened room.
Speaker 5: Her name is back to coloring in your mug Marlon
Speaker 5: Ackerman is in Billions, not Lucy Lawless.
Speaker 7: Look, all I could say is I've done a lot
Speaker 7: of interviews at some point it was always going to happen,
Speaker 7: and I guess it happened to be in the last
Speaker 7: hour while Wile Wiels came off. Right, we've got an
Speaker 7: outbreak here. And then when we come back, unless we
Speaker 7: hear from anybody else on Who's goning Cushion, we're going
Speaker 7: to announcing the top five. Then online it will all
Speaker 7: open up for you to vote. From the top five.
Speaker 7: You will pick the winner Monday morning at am announcing
Speaker 7: who's going to have won the first ever Who's Calling Christian?
Speaker 7: Who gets the twenty thousand dollars for charity and who
Speaker 7: gets the twenty thousand dollars for getting them on. But
Speaker 7: of course there is still four minutes left.
Speaker 1: The Christian who' connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 7: That's it, It's done and done. It is over. The
Speaker 7: first ever Who's Calling Christian is now over. So before
Speaker 7: we announce the top five, and we want to say
Speaker 7: thank you very much to everyone who's tried to make
Speaker 7: this work. So many of you have contacted celebrity. Some
Speaker 7: have replied, some haven't replied, Some have promised you they
Speaker 7: may or may not call. I'm sorry that they didn't
Speaker 7: all call. But the big thing from us is we
Speaker 7: have been overwhelmed. That is the only word I can
Speaker 7: use right now, overwhelmed by the response to this. It's
Speaker 7: a very different kind of way of doing a competition
Speaker 7: on the radio, and I wasn't even sure if I
Speaker 7: was going to do it here, but I'm so glad
Speaker 7: I did. We had no idea, many many conversations over
Speaker 7: the last years since I started the show about whether
Speaker 7: or not we would be doing this, and I wasn't
Speaker 7: one hundred percent it would be a good idea, or
Speaker 7: whether you'd like the idea or go for it. But
Speaker 7: thank you so much. What number do we get to?
Speaker 7: How much I think said they get on the show?
Speaker 5: I think I told you the wrong thing, insaid Stephen
Speaker 5: Brabery is fifty eight, but that includes Crawford's David Beckham message.
Speaker 5: So I think we're really got to fifty seven.
Speaker 7: We have to. Yeah, fifty seven is incredible. I thought
Speaker 7: it'd be great. We've got maybe five or ten or
Speaker 7: whoever you got on in two weeks to get that
Speaker 7: many is astonishing, and not just the it's not like
Speaker 7: the number, it's these amazing conversations that we've had with
Speaker 7: people in various parts of the world. So I really
Speaker 7: hope you've enjoyed listening to it. It's been a blast.
Speaker 7: The hardest thing actually is picking the top five. And
Speaker 7: I know some of you are going to be a
Speaker 7: bit upset that maybe a chat that you like didn't
Speaker 7: make it in there, or the charity that we're talking about.
Speaker 7: I hope you understand that we need to whittle it
Speaker 7: down to a top five. Otherwise it's impossible to try
Speaker 7: and you're not going to spend the weekend listening to
Speaker 7: all fifty six conversations. So we have made it a
Speaker 7: top five. We have based it into account just the
Speaker 7: response we've had every time someone's come on, all the emails,
Speaker 7: I've had, Facebook comments, views online as well as a
Speaker 7: kind of top five that was representative that got the
Speaker 7: biggest reaction from you. And that's why we want to
Speaker 7: give you the power to pick the winner as well.
Speaker 7: It's not our vote, it's yours. It's your competition. You
Speaker 7: made it work, you made it happen, so you'll be
Speaker 7: picking the winner online Over the weekend, you're going to
Speaker 7: head to gold one O four to three dot com
Speaker 7: dot au up for grounds a lot of money. And
Speaker 7: the good news is although only there are only a
Speaker 7: top five and could have been a lot bigger, everyone
Speaker 7: who's come on had a chat with us, whether it's
Speaker 7: on a voicemail or done it live, has got to
Speaker 7: tell us about an amazing charity. A lot of the
Speaker 7: charities I'm sure that a lot of you didn't know existed.
Speaker 7: That is only a good thing. That's a really good thing.
Speaker 7: Out to come out of all of this is that
Speaker 7: we've heard about these charities. Some of them are struggling
Speaker 7: from funding from the government and from us. As you know,
Speaker 7: dire donations is tough, isn't it. And some of them
Speaker 7: have got some airtime which they don't normally get. So
Speaker 7: there's been good of it. But it can only be
Speaker 7: a top five.
Speaker 4: This is it?
Speaker 7: Then? You know, last night I was still I was
Speaker 7: messaging you too. Are you sure about this? What about
Speaker 7: that person? Is that right? This is the top five,
Speaker 7: in no particular order of who's calling Christian?
Speaker 3: Who calling Christian? It is our top five.
Speaker 7: James Cordon, how are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Great, do you know what? And also finding Australia, how
Speaker 7: are you finding them out?
Speaker 4: Have you been there now?
Speaker 7: Have you been there now?
Speaker 17: Questions at the same time.
Speaker 7: What is in James Corden's office? Okay? Because in UK
Speaker 7: TV they're just little dives, aren't There's a broom cuvered okay?
Speaker 7: But obviously if you're hosting a nightly, late night show,
Speaker 7: what is in your office? You've got a coffee machine,
Speaker 7: You've got a treadmill. What's in their punch bag? Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's full of gym equipment. It's hard to say you
Speaker 7: know that gym that the rock travels with it? Like
Speaker 7: Olivia Newton John, I used to be a super fan
Speaker 7: of yours in the eighties. I don't want to scape.
Speaker 7: I used to have your poster on my wall.
Speaker 24: Top of It's lovely. What if he might be interested
Speaker 24: then that I've got an auction coming up with all
Speaker 24: my order Don from.
Speaker 7: The comedian Adam Richard has left this question for you,
Speaker 7: Olivia Newton John, have a listener.
Speaker 14: When was the last time you went roller skating?
Speaker 24: Well, the last time I went rather skating was in Xanadu,
Speaker 24: so that's thirty years ago or more. And I fell
Speaker 24: over and cracked my tailbone and had to sit on
Speaker 24: a donut device during between takes because I wasn't so
Speaker 24: much pain. So that put the end to.
Speaker 7: Roller skating for me, and a lot of people might
Speaker 7: want to know, is that donut of ice up for auction? No,
Speaker 7: Chris tis Worth, can you tell me this? The chaos
Speaker 7: of the school run is a nightmare. Okay, and you've
Speaker 7: got three kids as well. It's tough in my mind,
Speaker 7: all the three kids. They've got the official Marvel for
Speaker 7: lunch boxes. That's the reality, Chris, what's in the lunch boxes?
Speaker 6: So we sent a fair amount of you know, for
Speaker 6: t shirts and lunchboxes and so on from Disney. It's
Speaker 6: all very nice, but none of which you know, is
Speaker 6: very comfortable to take my ex kids the school wearing.
Speaker 6: And that many occasion the author even walked out with
Speaker 6: the plastic hammer and it's just like, nah, I think
Speaker 6: this is this is probably drawing a little bit too
Speaker 6: much attention.
Speaker 12: Handed that I don't represent well.
Speaker 7: Kind Tony Hadley from stand up Guy King of the
Speaker 7: Eighties with bangers like this and of course the best
Speaker 7: one cold.
Speaker 17: I get after so many TV shows and it's like
Speaker 17: really no, I think I might pass.
Speaker 7: On that one.
Speaker 17: I've been asked about five times now to do strictly
Speaker 17: come as answering, and I told him I don't do
Speaker 17: l like crap. I just don't do it.
Speaker 7: This radio station is called Gold. Can you just give
Speaker 7: us a quick glast? You are gold?
Speaker 17: You are gold, Gold, always believe in you. I was
Speaker 17: kind of having that a bit.
Speaker 7: Jamie Dunne and his alter ego Agro.
Speaker 14: I do a radio show in Brisbane.
Speaker 12: That's why I talk so slow, and I don't have
Speaker 12: listeners that loyal, So I thought, here I am. I'm
Speaker 12: in the middle of my show up here in Brisbane.
Speaker 7: Met You're on air right now, Jamie.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I just put three songs together, Agro.
Speaker 7: What would you do if you do win? What would
Speaker 7: you do with twenty thousand dollars?
Speaker 15: I'm gonna give the twenty grand to the children's hospital.
Speaker 11: That's what I'm doing down there.
Speaker 10: I don't know what money's going to do.
Speaker 11: When she wins. What do they win?
Speaker 16: Do they win a holiday or something?
Speaker 7: No, they win twenty thousand dollars to do with whatever
Speaker 7: they want, Agro.
Speaker 11: Oh, well, on my radio show, you get a photograph
Speaker 11: of a price.
Speaker 10: If you don't know what lay Bludget.
Speaker 3: Is calling.
Speaker 7: Christians, there you go, then that is the top five
Speaker 7: in no order. Chris Hemsworth, James Corden, Tony Hadley, Olivia Newton,
Speaker 7: John and the wild card. We had to put him
Speaker 7: in number one. Response on email to me was all
Speaker 7: about Agro back on the radio, not of you didn't
Speaker 7: know you was stood around, nor do we were stunned.
Speaker 7: Agro makes it in an of the fact that this
Speaker 7: is Agro versus Thor and Olivia Newton, John, Tony Hadley
Speaker 7: and James Corden. That is the top five. You can
Speaker 7: go online listen to the conversations that we had with
Speaker 7: him in full. I can also find out about the
Speaker 7: charities that they are going to be possibly getting the
Speaker 7: twenty thousand dollars four as well. You vote online, we'll
Speaker 7: announce a winner Monday eight am, Gold one O four
Speaker 7: three dot com dot AU. Thank you very much for
Speaker 7: making this so much fun. I hope you enjoyed listening
Speaker 7: to it. It has been just about the most fun
Speaker 7: you can have on a radio show to do something
Speaker 7: like this. Have a great weekend. Huggy is up next.
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