Speaker 1: Good Morning is a Christian Connall show podcast showtime.
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Speaker 3: I felt sorry for actually after I saw her.
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Speaker 1: Red Balloons, the Christian No Connall Show. I'm gold one
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Welcome to Friday Show. Good morning, Jack, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Pats Morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, I hope everyone's well this morning. So every Friday morning,
Speaker 4: the first half hour of this show, we go around
Speaker 4: the team me, Jack and Pants, and we tell you
Speaker 4: about the things we're into at the moment. We do
Speaker 4: this every Friday, and we call it double thumbs up Friday. Jack,
Speaker 4: you would agree with me. Patsy owns this feature, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I said.
Speaker 3: When I went in for that surgery a few weeks ago,
Speaker 3: the nurse actually said her favorite part of the show
Speaker 3: is Patty's Kmart advertisements.
Speaker 4: That I spent all this time worrying about stuff, and
Speaker 4: we just need to do make those bits longer and
Speaker 4: our bit shorter, Jack, that which would have a bigger show.
Speaker 4: I think, all right, perhaps you kick us off as
Speaker 4: always there, mate, double thumbs up? What's it for you?
Speaker 5: And I am going back to camut Jack, I'm going
Speaker 5: back online to came up. Our friends that came out
Speaker 5: sent me a little bundle of their august home living range.
Speaker 4: Our friends, our friends that classic commercial radio phrase, and
Speaker 4: our friends that came out.
Speaker 3: So they've said now they are starting to support you.
Speaker 3: They've sent you something for free.
Speaker 5: Yes essentially, essentially, Yes, yes they did, and I was
Speaker 5: quite taken. They sent me it's called the Arcasia serving
Speaker 5: stand sure about that?
Speaker 4: I mean my friends, I know what they're up to.
Speaker 4: Early I needed to glance at some notes I wanted.
Speaker 3: And all of it doesn't feel as genuine anymore. You're
Speaker 3: reading off the script they sent you wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why don't you want to get it wrong? Take
Speaker 4: it back friends that you're hanging out with now.
Speaker 2: Anyway, this is great.
Speaker 4: Business has got you.
Speaker 2: We cracked it out Saturday night. We had a platter
Speaker 2: with some cheese.
Speaker 4: What is it? Can we know what it is? You're
Speaker 4: just give us the title? So I don't work. They're
Speaker 4: in the warehouse. I don't know what the arcades here is.
Speaker 4: I'm not friends who camar they hate me?
Speaker 5: Do you know the old fashioned high tea stands where
Speaker 5: they're on like a level. It's very similar, but copy
Speaker 5: is and it's wooden and metal, and it's quite trendy
Speaker 5: to look at.
Speaker 4: Oh so trendy. Trend is house?
Speaker 3: Oh a piece on the table?
Speaker 4: What you're twenty thirty five? Welcome to the future anyway, beautiful.
Speaker 5: I'm going to put pictures up on my instat We'll
Speaker 5: have it online.
Speaker 4: We'll not safe for work hashtag trendy.
Speaker 3: Put it up on our Instagram as well. Obliged to,
Speaker 3: but came up with.
Speaker 6: Hatag fat Jack.
Speaker 5: I was quite taken by nineteen bucks and they're also
Speaker 5: launching their master Class series, so it's pretty good.
Speaker 4: I supposed to go for master Class, isn't it? Camar
Speaker 4: Spellberg's got one.
Speaker 7: There, isn't it?
Speaker 5: During Lasha If you're looking for something to do, jump
Speaker 5: on to Masterclass came up?
Speaker 4: Can you get a master?
Speaker 2: Tell you?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 5: They've got all of some leading chefs and some leading
Speaker 5: interior designers. And what they do They go and look
Speaker 5: at all the latest range from Kmart and how it
Speaker 5: might be useful in your own home.
Speaker 3: It sounds like an AD just ad us to an AD.
Speaker 4: Master car something else, so it's an advertorial a master.
Speaker 4: Wonder what they're doing in this episode of some All
Speaker 4: Camar anyway?
Speaker 5: A listener Scott's a going out contacted me on install
Speaker 5: last night because I was going on about my snowpeas
Speaker 5: and I couldn't get them, and he said, have you
Speaker 5: heard of the veggie car? It's a car in we
Speaker 5: itbe a local business.
Speaker 4: What's happened to you? Are you hungover? It's it's a
Speaker 4: veggie cart? What is it? Is it cart?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 4: Is it trending?
Speaker 5: Think of a car salesman, only he's got fruit and vegere.
Speaker 4: You winding me up? This is something used up in
Speaker 4: the eighties, in the nineteen fifties, some guy with a
Speaker 4: horse and car turnips turnips, get your first turnips.
Speaker 5: Anyway, you ring him up, We'll go on Facebook.
Speaker 4: You ring up and need another couple of heart. He's
Speaker 4: got zucchini on you.
Speaker 3: He'll come to your house, uber ven.
Speaker 4: Yes it is.
Speaker 5: It's a lovely little business and they use all the
Speaker 5: local produce at Weerriby and May and they service all
Speaker 5: of the western suburbs. So Scott recommends it, and I'm.
Speaker 2: Going to try them. I'm going to ring them this
Speaker 2: week and do an order.
Speaker 4: Incredible and epic, one of the greatest ever, one of
Speaker 4: the greatest ever. Double thumbs up on Patsy. So much
Speaker 4: going on there, let's all just take a break.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: If you just tuned in, man, you are lucky that
Speaker 4: you miss wappened five minutes ago. All right, we're doing
Speaker 4: double thumbs Up Friday and we've just been patsyed. It's
Speaker 4: turn out to get Jack post Jack. What are you
Speaker 4: giving the double thumbs up to you?
Speaker 7: Mate?
Speaker 3: Biank and I are doing a quiz every Saturday morning
Speaker 3: called the Saturday Quiz. Doesn't come in you newspaper. It
Speaker 3: goes as a text message straight to your phone. So
Speaker 3: you go to the Saturday Quiz dot Com. You put
Speaker 3: in your phone number. Then Saturday morning, when you're eating breakfast,
Speaker 3: they texture you, open it up and you do your quiz,
Speaker 3: either battle each other or do it together. And then yeah,
Speaker 3: it's really cool and it's a friend of Biancher's who
Speaker 3: is doing it with her partner, the Saturday Quiz dot Com.
Speaker 3: If you like some trivia on a Saturday morning over
Speaker 3: your coffee.
Speaker 4: They have such a night life style together, don't they.
Speaker 4: That is lovely. Yeah, I'd love to do that, but
Speaker 4: not ruined it.
Speaker 2: Teenage daughters, Yes, exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the wood. I think that's a lovely idea.
Speaker 4: We're doing a have you guys still stuck to sometimes
Speaker 4: hanging out on zoom with your mates?
Speaker 3: No, it's drifted away tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We're all doing this thing on zoom together. All our
Speaker 4: friends were all hosting a Christmas kind of Yeah, I
Speaker 4: know it's like August the weekend, but a Christmas kind
Speaker 4: of July online on Zoom and it's each family has
Speaker 4: to do the quiz round, has to do a round
Speaker 4: each see.
Speaker 3: I find that. I think that's exciting.
Speaker 4: Right, So I'm doing the music. I thought, I just
Speaker 4: make it easier. I'm doing the music round and I'm
Speaker 4: actually going to knit one of our features, you know,
Speaker 4: the one second we do with the one I thought,
Speaker 4: if I played one second of classic Christmas songs so
Speaker 4: our producers don't do anything else today, I needed to
Speaker 4: work on that audio.
Speaker 3: Why Christmas songs? Why don't you just do the ones
Speaker 3: we do on the show because Christmas in July. Oh
Speaker 3: sorry I missed a bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, try and use the headphones on your head.
Speaker 3: Well you on zoomers. Yesterday, Christian and I had to
Speaker 3: do a zoom call the fifteen minutes before we got
Speaker 3: on the call.
Speaker 4: I need to share a screen. I didn't know how
Speaker 4: to do that. And it was Sunday night, Granddad going
Speaker 4: online for the first time, and.
Speaker 3: I'm leaning over your shoulder pointing its yeah.
Speaker 4: And then you need to lock back out and log
Speaker 4: back in again. And what was that password? Young man? Oh?
Speaker 8: Thank you, Sonny.
Speaker 3: My second double thumbs up. This week won't come around
Speaker 3: in your life very often. But when it does, let
Speaker 3: me tell you think carefully about what toilet role holder
Speaker 3: you choose for your bathroom. Bank and I are living
Speaker 3: in the New York style loft temporary accommodation. They've got
Speaker 3: the little spring loaded one.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I hate that take a booby track, but
Speaker 4: to fuse a bomb, I.
Speaker 3: Hate that one. At home, we've just got the normal
Speaker 3: L shape that comes off the walls and L show.
Speaker 4: That's all the world needs.
Speaker 3: That's all you need.
Speaker 4: You slide it easy on and off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it takes two seconds. No one ever complains about
Speaker 3: the role not being changed because it's so easy to
Speaker 3: change it. The spring loaded one I hate so much.
Speaker 3: Every time we get to the end of the role,
Speaker 3: I hate doing a little like.
Speaker 4: Push it in, try and get an aggressive action on it.
Speaker 3: Then it flings like and actually bounces away out of it,
Speaker 3: and I feel like it's going to fall in the
Speaker 3: toilet one day. Then you've got to do the same
Speaker 3: thing to get it back in. Next time you're renovating
Speaker 3: or changing the bathroom, whatever you do, go for the
Speaker 3: simple L shaped toilet roll holder.
Speaker 4: We can advise you we live in the house. I
Speaker 4: had one of these and I refuse to ever use
Speaker 4: it after a while because it's a nightmare. So in
Speaker 4: the end I would just put all the loo roles
Speaker 4: go on the top of the system behind you. You
Speaker 4: just use that just lean. It's actually a workout. It
Speaker 4: gets a good bit of a bleak action. Go, let's
Speaker 4: a cool workout getting the new role. They were like,
Speaker 4: why can't you put them on the roll with?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 4: Thing? Is so good? It clicks you. Does it like
Speaker 4: a sling shot in your palm when you try and
Speaker 4: change it.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Right, Finally, my double thumbs up Friday this week. First
Speaker 4: of all, there is a new five part documentary. This
Speaker 4: will be the next documentary we're all talking about. It
Speaker 4: is incredible. It's on stan It's called Outcry Right. It's
Speaker 4: about a high school football player. It is hard to
Speaker 4: watch at times, but it is incredible. One of the
Speaker 4: best documentaries I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Definitely getting into that.
Speaker 4: True crime one if you like making a murder or
Speaker 4: anything like, this one is unbelievable. It's come from HBO,
Speaker 4: which you know the Simpsons and the Sopranos, and it's
Speaker 4: one of the first kind of documentaries they got involved in.
Speaker 4: It is incredible. Outcry five parts. It's on stand It
Speaker 4: just dropped, as I believe the kids say this week.
Speaker 4: That's very good. The other thing that also is very good,
Speaker 4: finished watching over the weekend is on Netflix is Oay
Speaker 4: the OA.
Speaker 7: Have you heard of this?
Speaker 4: I would describe it as kind of like if you
Speaker 4: like Stranger Things, It's like Stranger Things, but for grown
Speaker 4: ups it is outstanding. Only two seasons of it, but
Speaker 4: very very good, really really smart show. I don't know
Speaker 4: how to describe it, really, but yeah, I guess the
Speaker 4: closest thing I do is kind of like if you
Speaker 4: like Stranger Things and Supernatural, but for grown u it's
Speaker 4: very very smart. Even the teenagers liked it. It was really
Speaker 4: really good.
Speaker 3: Said for grownups, why you letting a third en year old.
Speaker 4: Watch because they behave thank you the way you grow
Speaker 4: them up, letting the watch TV shows with you. So yeah,
Speaker 4: that's called the A. And the other thing I'm really
Speaker 4: into at the moment is hot chocolate. I'm still not
Speaker 4: drinking at the moment, no boots, So now I need
Speaker 4: to I was told that you need to replace.
Speaker 3: It with a different rich today hot chocolate.
Speaker 4: No every night hot chocolate.
Speaker 2: So what brand? Because there's hot chocolate and there's hot chocolate,
Speaker 2: isn't it?
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm I meant to tell her the brand I use.
Speaker 4: I do use one every time. See this is why
Speaker 4: she's the queen of the brands. You know, I'm not
Speaker 4: an influencer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you wanted to get sent to you for free,
Speaker 3: then you the name.
Speaker 4: Well look, let's be back here next rod. I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what the brand is. But I make hot chocolate
Speaker 4: for me and the girls, and then we all sit
Speaker 4: down every night we watch a bit of a TV
Speaker 4: show together.
Speaker 7: Chocolates it is.
Speaker 2: I love it with marshmallows.
Speaker 4: No, not with marshmallows. Only on Saturday night. That you
Speaker 4: can't have that on my mind tuesnight, maas of that
Speaker 4: wad Li's Chaos Christiannell The.
Speaker 1: Christian o'connells Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's play Christian O'Connell's tin K Power Tower, all right
Speaker 4: before we play with you guys in five minutes time,
Speaker 4: Jack and pats are you ready as live guinea pigs? Y?
Speaker 8: Correct?
Speaker 4: So this is how it works. Well, we give you
Speaker 4: fifteen seconds on the clock. We give you the category.
Speaker 4: You've got to name as many things in that category
Speaker 4: as you can in fifteen seconds. That's Are you ready
Speaker 4: for yours?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm gonna let you go.
Speaker 7: First.
Speaker 4: Of all schools at the moment is Jack is on
Speaker 4: twenty two. Very close. Actually, Patsy, you're good under pressure.
Speaker 4: You've got eleven, which is half back. All right, Patsy,
Speaker 4: are you ready? I am? Girls names beginning with.
Speaker 5: A oh, Audrey, Amelia, Annabelle, Annalise, Enna, Um, i'm anya,
Speaker 5: i'm um?
Speaker 2: Did I say Anles?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 9: Idea?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh dear. Aubrey's with a B. Aubrey.
Speaker 3: Aubrey like the town we.
Speaker 2: Had a little girl in our crash.
Speaker 8: Aubrey.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure that umpire's decisions.
Speaker 3: I think the buzzer went anyway.
Speaker 4: Six six okay, Jackie boy Boys names beginning with me
Speaker 4: Billy Ben.
Speaker 6: Bo yep, Barry Bill yep, Ben Adict yep, Bastile.
Speaker 4: What I mean a great sounding name. Just do what
Speaker 4: Patsy to go. Yeah, there was a kid in some crash,
Speaker 4: so we all just get fobbed off with that one.
Speaker 3: If a Bastiel calls, that counts seven with Bastiel six
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Later on this morning. Now only if this is going
Speaker 4: to work. But let's just describe what's going to happen, well,
Speaker 4: hopefully happen. Jack's dad, John is primed with a shovel
Speaker 4: in your charm. That's right underneath the sword. In that garden.
Speaker 4: Somewhere is a time capsule in a milo tin that
Speaker 4: you buried when you're about ten years of age. That's
Speaker 4: right on the other line. In Adelaide is a psychic
Speaker 4: clairvoint called Wendy Button, and she is going to try
Speaker 4: and use her clairvoyancy skills as a medium to channel
Speaker 4: where it is in the garden. Yep. She will then
Speaker 4: direct John, Jack's dad with a shovel to dig and
Speaker 4: hopefully unearth the time capsule.
Speaker 3: We've made a grid of the backyard so she'll say
Speaker 3: I'm feeling see eleven, and then Dad will go dig
Speaker 3: a hole there, yep, and hopefully uproote the milo tin.
Speaker 4: Now you've been in conversation. She's wanted details like photos
Speaker 4: of as close as you can around that age, and
Speaker 4: a couple of different ones of the of the garden
Speaker 4: that I believe there was a misunderstanding where she was
Speaker 4: getting some kind of something coming from the other side
Speaker 4: or the third eye. Don't how it works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, before she even started asking for photos of the backyard,
Speaker 3: she said, I had a vision and I feel like
Speaker 3: you had an uneven backyard. It wasn't flat.
Speaker 4: She's going to do a quote Platinet psychic gardener.
Speaker 3: I gonna recommend some great landscape, great great deal, use
Speaker 3: the code word psychic.
Speaker 4: But then we think she was looking at the wrong house.
Speaker 3: She may be the backyard is completely flat, so I
Speaker 3: might have been hovering over.
Speaker 4: The psychic sat Nab was on the bleak. You know
Speaker 4: what happens, doesn't it, you know? But now she's she's
Speaker 4: looking at the right house. Yeah, yep, this is great, wonderful. Anyway.
Speaker 4: That's at ten past eight this morning on Psychic Friday.
Speaker 4: Distance ready unlock your minds, allow your thoughts to flow free.
Speaker 4: Remember you have a power Oh we met up with that.
Speaker 4: None of its English Connall's ten K tower tower. Okay,
Speaker 4: ten k power tower. One thousand dollars up for grabs
Speaker 4: every day, and this rolls on till next week as well.
Speaker 4: So one of he's going to win one thousand dollars
Speaker 4: right now. Up first this morning is Amy.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Amy, Good morning Christian pattern Jack. How are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're good. Happy Friday, Amy. And if you had
Speaker 4: your tea or a cup of coffee, you're ready to go.
Speaker 10: I am. I've got my coffee sitting here with me.
Speaker 4: All right, okay, And just got to see where are
Speaker 4: you right now? Are you at work or are.
Speaker 1: You at home?
Speaker 10: I'm almost at work. I'm currently sitting in a Bunnings
Speaker 10: car park about five hundred meters from my work.
Speaker 4: Okay, you work in Bunnings.
Speaker 10: No, I work in a hospital.
Speaker 4: But you're in the Bunnings car park that.
Speaker 10: I'm in the Bunnings car park. I had to pull
Speaker 10: over so you could hear me.
Speaker 3: Probably okay, expensive.
Speaker 4: All right, Amy, are you ready? I am Olympic.
Speaker 10: Sports okay, gymnastics, sprinting high jump, shot put, triple jump, freestyle, butterfly.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, shooting.
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
Speaker 4: Really well, Jack, you did eight. It's great, very very good. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's see if it's enough to win the one thousand
Speaker 4: dollars for Amy. Take her on? Is Ben? This morning?
Speaker 4: Good morning Ben?
Speaker 11: Good morning team. How are you?
Speaker 4: We're good Benny by, Welcome to the show. And where
Speaker 4: are you Ben?
Speaker 11: I'm on my way to work somewhere between Talkie and Melbourne.
Speaker 11: I'm going to come in unfortunately today.
Speaker 4: That's the spirit. Ben, is your employee. You've got employee
Speaker 4: the month right here. This is what Jack center like
Speaker 4: two weeks ago. We had to reading back into the
Speaker 4: studio here. Yeah, Ben, here's your category. Ben. You've got
Speaker 4: fifteen seconds on types of pets.
Speaker 11: All right, dog, horse, cat, chicken, cow, donkey in you ostriache, mouth, sheer, rat, bird, paris.
Speaker 4: Well wow, will you know your pets?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Ben actually works in a pet shop down. I put
Speaker 4: the wrong category.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many petshops are selling ostriches.
Speaker 4: And what about the pet mouse and a pet rat?
Speaker 11: Ye have both of them. I didn't have an ostrich though.
Speaker 4: All right, Ben, you win one thousand dollars. Well, you
Speaker 4: can turn around. You don't need to go to work. Ben,
Speaker 4: have a great weekend. Tough playing the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast Late.
Speaker 4: All right, your emails would call Late Laparty. You can
Speaker 4: email us about whatever you want, something you heard on
Speaker 4: the show or you haven't heard on the show.
Speaker 1: Up.
Speaker 4: First, we go to Vicky Christian. Yesterday morning, you were
Speaker 4: talking about movie baddies for the mount Rushmore. You mentioned
Speaker 4: that the British actor Jeremy Irons was in die Hard too.
Speaker 4: Jeremy Irons was in die Hard. Three regards Vicky, Vicky,
Speaker 4: I don't want to fall out of you. He was
Speaker 4: in die Hard too. I was right, you're wrong, and
Speaker 4: I've actually just checked. He played Simon Gruber. Hans Gruber
Speaker 4: was Alan Rickman. Simon Kruber was his brother, avenging his death.
Speaker 4: That's why he targeted MacLean.
Speaker 3: There was someone trying to correct you yesterday as well,
Speaker 3: saying Jeremy Irons wasn't Scar but he is Alan Rickman.
Speaker 3: Now I double checked that it was Jeremy Irony.
Speaker 4: So listen when it comes to Jeremy Irons.
Speaker 3: Challenge Christian.
Speaker 4: Please, I might get occasionally wrong about footy, but when
Speaker 4: it comes to Jeremy Irons, I bow to nobody. Did
Speaker 4: you see that I've had three different emails about my
Speaker 4: Jeremy iron fact. We're in a global pandemic. Can we
Speaker 4: just agree to disagree on Jeremy Irons. Hopefully we can
Speaker 4: move on and put the whole Jeremy Irons thing when
Speaker 4: we do. Who's calling Christian? Yes, I want Jeremy Irons.
Speaker 4: I buve anybody else onto he can clarify and just
Speaker 4: need a couple of things. You were in Die Hard two.
Speaker 4: I'm going to get Vicky up on the other line.
Speaker 4: And also you definitely were the voice of Scar in
Speaker 4: the Lion King. This comes on Brie. Christina was listening
Speaker 4: to this show the other day on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 4: You were doing app you were doing three to Tuesday
Speaker 4: And what did your parents tell you? My dad always
Speaker 4: told me listen to this. My dad always told me
Speaker 4: if I looked out the window at lightning, it would
Speaker 4: come in and get me. Why why did father do that?
Speaker 4: My first job after finishing high school was in a
Speaker 4: video shop that had a huge ceiling to floor windows
Speaker 4: along one entire side of the building. All video shops
Speaker 4: had that today, so you could see the huge glittering
Speaker 4: array of all those cassettes that were already trying to
Speaker 4: hire out at the weekend when there was a thunderstorm.
Speaker 4: I could never put the video cases back on the
Speaker 4: shelves near those windows because I was too scared. That's on, Brie.
Speaker 4: Christian and I had the show yesterday morning as you
Speaker 4: played Joy of Sex? Bingo, Can I request that you
Speaker 4: do this every Thursday morning? It cheered me up. No
Speaker 4: end reminiscing about the great book.
Speaker 3: We can't play anymore. Did you notice Pat's took it
Speaker 3: home last night?
Speaker 2: No, it's in my lucker still.
Speaker 4: Why do you need a copy of The Joy of
Speaker 4: Sex here?
Speaker 1: Or what?
Speaker 2: And I forgot I had it at time. I get
Speaker 2: so many books and stuff.
Speaker 4: See, no you don't.
Speaker 3: As soon as the show finished there yesterday you came
Speaker 3: and got it.
Speaker 4: Go up, yea my special pornographic library they have here,
Speaker 4: bubble my news journals now wait, there aren't any. It's
Speaker 4: just poor. Growing up, my parents had a copy in
Speaker 4: the living room bookshelf.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, whose mind?
Speaker 4: Dad had a copy of the Joy of Sex? Just
Speaker 4: shut there while you having friends around on the vicar
Speaker 4: around for tea and I can know all you Australians do,
Speaker 4: don't you always have more tea? Vicar? What's this book?
Speaker 4: Have some more biscuits? The Joy of Sex Book in
Speaker 4: my parents' living room bookshelf I can't get my mind
Speaker 4: away from that was right next to the Dictionary and
Speaker 4: art Collection of your Favorite Things Christian Encyclopedia. I was
Speaker 4: always mortified. When their friends came around, they would go, oh,
Speaker 4: what's this and start getting it open and go, your
Speaker 4: parents have got a sex book. Years later, my parents
Speaker 4: down size and we never saw the book again. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure where they burnt it. Anyway, it reminded me
Speaker 4: of yesterday. Thank you very much for that. That's from
Speaker 4: Rebecca and this one comes from Ken Christian. Yesterday Jack
Speaker 4: was talking about a text he got from his wife
Speaker 4: about the dog and hits steamy business. Could you just
Speaker 4: remind people of the actual SMX testament? It came in
Speaker 4: yesterday to Jack why he's on air from his lovely
Speaker 4: wife Bianca.
Speaker 3: I walked Luna, she pooped and paid. It's crazy how
Speaker 3: steamy Luna's poop gets in the winter. Love you.
Speaker 4: This was about eight point thirty. You know, Jack is
Speaker 4: live on it, and that's what he had to receive
Speaker 4: from his wife. Anyway, he said. A couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 4: his wife sent him one of those Monday motivation screenshots.
Speaker 4: Facebook's full of this, isn't it Monday motivation? It's always
Speaker 4: a sunrise, always a sunrise, and some name pop lyrics
Speaker 4: or search for the hero inside of you, but it's
Speaker 4: always a sunrise. Anyways, his wife's sitting into one of those.
Speaker 7: Monday motivation text him.
Speaker 4: My wife sent me this. If you are sleeping, send
Speaker 4: me your dreams. If you are laughing, send me your smile.
Speaker 4: If you are eating, send me a bike. If you
Speaker 4: are drinking, send me a sip. If you are crying,
Speaker 4: send me your tears. Christians at work at the time,
Speaker 4: I was on the toilet, so I just replied, I'm
Speaker 4: on the toilet. Please advice Ken, Ken, That's brilliant, very funny.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Ken, and for all your emails
Speaker 4: this week, Email the show always whenever you want, Lakesla Party.
Speaker 4: Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot au.
Speaker 8: Christian.
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Speaker 4: Podcast, Jackpost Dad, John in the Garden, his childhood God
Speaker 4: and with a shovel, prime to start digging trying to
Speaker 4: unearth and uncover the time capsule that was buried twenty
Speaker 4: two years ago. At least, yeah, a mino ten in
Speaker 4: this time capsule that we're going to all.
Speaker 3: This Stefpord for is least a photo of man?
Speaker 4: How you give it the least. We've got a psychic
Speaker 4: ready tuning in with a third eye in an adelaide.
Speaker 4: And now you say it's at least a photo.
Speaker 3: I can't remember what else I put in there, but
Speaker 3: it's not empty. It's not just the photo. There's more
Speaker 3: stuff in there. I can't remember what it was. The
Speaker 3: idea was to teach future civilizations about what it was
Speaker 3: like to be a boy in the mid nineties in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, the thing I love yesterday is on our
Speaker 4: producer's WhatsApp group. You gave us your dad's phone number,
Speaker 4: so they've got it ready to now the contact in
Speaker 4: your phone said Dad Post. Now it begs the question
Speaker 4: how many dads have you got?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 4: If you had to identify your dad as Dad post
Speaker 4: my dad in my phone, because I've only got the
Speaker 4: one Dad is simply Dad? Why is yours dad? And
Speaker 4: then your surname Dad's post.
Speaker 3: Mum is mom post too? I like to have I.
Speaker 4: Don't know, I like the sister post brother post.
Speaker 3: I like to fill out the contact list thoroughly, so
Speaker 3: have a first name and a second name. Right, So
Speaker 3: I didn't just mum and dad felt unfinished.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, I've got it now now and it's in
Speaker 4: Bugger me all down in the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: Hey, in the meantime, you know how we were talking
Speaker 3: about posters on your bedroom wall as we were kids.
Speaker 3: The other day I had Kylie Minogue and Suzanna Hoffs
Speaker 3: came up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that name was the most frequent one from people
Speaker 4: of the eighties.
Speaker 3: I didn't really know what the Bengals look like because
Speaker 3: I was born in eighty seven, so I missed the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Last night I got served a YouTube clip of the
Speaker 3: Bengals playing Manic Monday Live. I go, all right, well,
Speaker 3: this would be a good chance to see what Susanna
Speaker 3: Hoffs actually looks like in real life, because everybody's raving
Speaker 3: about Susanna Hoffs. Then I go down a bit of it.
Speaker 3: That's a current day one. She looks great. She's almost sixty,
Speaker 3: I think, and she looks fantastic. I go down a
Speaker 3: wormhole looking at their clips and go back into the eighties.
Speaker 3: There's a clip from nineteen eighty eight. They're playing on
Speaker 3: a Dutch TV show, the song in your Room. Suzanna Hoffs,
Speaker 3: lead singer of the band, and she's doing these sideway
Speaker 3: looks at the camera like really sultry.
Speaker 7: She knows you're watching.
Speaker 3: I have a crush on the nineteen eighty eight Susanna Hoffs.
Speaker 4: And I had two posters on my bedroomall Kelly LeBrock
Speaker 4: and Susannah Hoffs. Okay. I had one on the left,
Speaker 4: one on the right, So wherever I looked, my ladies
Speaker 4: were at. It's like my teenage bedroom was a hareen me,
Speaker 4: Suzannah Hoffs and Kelly LeBrock. Okay, And I'm.
Speaker 3: Happy to clear my wall. I don't even need a
Speaker 3: secondary person.
Speaker 4: This should happy to just Susannah Hoffs has been in
Speaker 4: my life. But I guess, like twenty odd years, Jack,
Speaker 4: you can't now retroactively. Also fancy get off my woman?
Speaker 3: Well you fine, you've had it. It sounds like you've
Speaker 3: had her for thirty years.
Speaker 4: So we belong together, Jack, me and Susannah Hoffs.
Speaker 3: But can you do this. Can you go and have
Speaker 3: a crush on someone from the past, from a different era,
Speaker 3: because I don't know. I then I just kept going
Speaker 3: video after video, walk like an Egyptian manic Monday.
Speaker 4: Then I suggest, if you want to focus on the
Speaker 4: show today, do not go anywhere near the solo song
Speaker 4: she had come and get yours on my side of
Speaker 4: the bed.
Speaker 3: Okay, now I'm very interested in that was.
Speaker 4: A song, and that was a teenage boy to me.
Speaker 4: I think I actually fainted when I saw the video
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 3: What is it about her looking down the barrel.
Speaker 4: Of stop it? We got a busy show today. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, my mind is spinning right now. A couple
Speaker 4: of years ago I actually got to interview the other
Speaker 4: lady on my wall, Kelly Lebroc, right, and she was lovely, right,
Speaker 4: she was really really funny. Anyway, couple of hours later, right,
Speaker 4: my producer, cause goes, Kelly Lebroc, I would like to
Speaker 4: take up for dinner tonight.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 3: Oh now wait wait wait you're married obviously, now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come on, this is this? Is it? The thirteen
Speaker 4: year old me tremps of this. Well, I'm shaken as
Speaker 4: I go, what do you mean? She goes. She really
Speaker 4: loves it. She finds English people charming. She'd like to
Speaker 4: thank you and take you up for dinner tonight. I'm like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: all right, and there you go. Here's the restaurant she's
Speaker 4: going to be at this time, Her managers going to
Speaker 4: be there for a bit just for drinks, and then
Speaker 4: he's gonna then he has to go. I'm literally I
Speaker 4: can almost like, this is it. Life has been finally
Speaker 4: so kind to me. I think I better check with
Speaker 4: my actual wife that she's okay with me going out
Speaker 4: with a woman that I fancy for thirty years. But
Speaker 4: surely she's not going to get away of that. Nothing's
Speaker 4: actually going to happen. But anyway, it turns up my
Speaker 4: wife had a huge problem.
Speaker 13: Really his story all these years, you think you know
Speaker 13: someone and you want to get in the way of
Speaker 13: me hanging out.
Speaker 4: With Kelly Lebrot, will shame on you, so called wife
Speaker 4: and which we put this in the vowels.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast has asked.
Speaker 4: The question can you a crush on somebody? Fancies crush
Speaker 4: on someone? Just feels like an old world. Even I
Speaker 4: said that out loud, and we've been saying it. It
Speaker 4: just it just dates us. The kid's not saying there's
Speaker 4: no crush talk. I might start my one, you got
Speaker 4: to crush on that little boys school. At the moment,
Speaker 4: no one says crush anymore. It's going to pass away
Speaker 4: with us. But anyway, can you ever crush? Just's keep
Speaker 4: the the war going. Can you ever cross on someone
Speaker 4: from a different era, Patsy? Have you ever fancied someone
Speaker 4: from a different era?
Speaker 5: Clint Eastwood, particularly in the seventies Harbor Harbor again?
Speaker 4: Worse than that? I mean, I literally know what it's
Speaker 4: sayings stunning. I never actually outside of like a high
Speaker 4: school eighties movie, I've never seen I've never seen it
Speaker 4: outside of that fake world of Hollywood. Anyone say hubbah
Speaker 4: habba other than pats It's not even an Australian thing.
Speaker 4: I've never heard it anywhere in the world.
Speaker 5: Beautiful looking man, stunning man, right, talented and clever and.
Speaker 4: The other During the song Jack and I just as
Speaker 4: back to this her first name, which is obviously airbrushed
Speaker 4: out there because you've obviously had a look at what
Speaker 4: he looked like in his so called prime Blake Carrington
Speaker 4: from Dynisee in the eighties. Now silver Fox, Well, it
Speaker 4: was a grand had in it he was. It was
Speaker 4: not even gray haired. I mean he was an old dude.
Speaker 3: Super old man. And that's old man.
Speaker 4: How insulting man? Is that what I'm in your phone? Mother? Way?
Speaker 4: Young old man? The yog the young old man. Blake
Speaker 4: Carrington is a really old He was an old crusty dude.
Speaker 2: He wasn't crusty he was.
Speaker 4: It was a gray head, white, old old granddad dynasty
Speaker 4: was a walking carse judging.
Speaker 3: So do you have a crush on him now or
Speaker 3: you have on him there?
Speaker 2: Then I did? But Clint, Clint is still the flame
Speaker 2: is still as strong as ever.
Speaker 4: Jack. You know what it is. I've got it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: There's a type here, isn't it? You like nearly dead
Speaker 4: old man? Do you imagine that you sort of go
Speaker 4: out together, they die, you get all the money. Is
Speaker 4: that what it is?
Speaker 2: I'm a black widow.
Speaker 4: Yesterday after the show, we were chatting to her about
Speaker 4: wedding rings, and do you remember she's I like a giant.
Speaker 3: A big one.
Speaker 4: It's actually like it's like a dumbbell. It's a ring
Speaker 4: and also something to smash someone in the face.
Speaker 1: With Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the last two shows, something extraordinary is starting to happen.
Speaker 4: And when we began the show on Monday, we were
Speaker 4: having a rant about, you know, the videos of the
Speaker 4: you know, i'd use the word Karen's because I don't
Speaker 4: think that's even their names. But anyway, the people who
Speaker 4: were and these are a minority, but some of the
Speaker 4: people who are going around, you know, quoting all the
Speaker 4: rubbish on the internet about nineteen forty eight in their
Speaker 4: human rights, and it felt like there were a lot
Speaker 4: of people like that when and there aren't. But that
Speaker 4: was the beginning of this week and now it feels
Speaker 4: like what's happened over the last saw thirty six hours
Speaker 4: to us on this show, and I guess to you
Speaker 4: because you're hearing it and you're driving all this now
Speaker 4: has actually just been reminded of the amazing people which
Speaker 4: there are a lot of right now in this city,
Speaker 4: which is really hurting right now. You know, the situation
Speaker 4: here in Melbourne is suddenly very very very serious. What
Speaker 4: I'm talking about is towards the end of Wednesday show,
Speaker 4: I had an email from a lady called Ebony, a
Speaker 4: nurse on a covid ward and she said that the
Speaker 4: staff there, all the doctors and nurses, they're working flat
Speaker 4: out hours and hours and hours, and they just need
Speaker 4: energy drinks. That's what they need. They're dehydrated. They haven't
Speaker 4: They simply haven't got the time. The situation they're in
Speaker 4: on those covid wards, as you can appreciate, you haven't
Speaker 4: got time to have your half hour, hour long lunch break,
Speaker 4: go down to a canteen. You'll needed every second moment
Speaker 4: is needed you looking after patients and then run into
Speaker 4: another bed. And so they just needed it. There's something
Speaker 4: quite humble about asking for help for a drink. And
Speaker 4: that was at the end of the show on Wednesday,
Speaker 4: and obviously this was in the last couple of minutes.
Speaker 4: Within an hour, there were loads of you emailing calling
Speaker 4: the station, you know, and these are people, some of
Speaker 4: you who haven't got a lot of money right now,
Speaker 4: might be on job keeper, but all saying I will
Speaker 4: chip in twenty bucks just to buy some enity drinks,
Speaker 4: to buy a couple of bottles of parade? Is that
Speaker 4: what they really need right now? And then someone who
Speaker 4: heard all this was the guy works quite high up
Speaker 4: on AIA cour Damien, and he called it yesterday and
Speaker 4: he very generously. He didn't even want to come on out.
Speaker 4: I had to insist he came on. Hey, he didn't
Speaker 4: really want a plug. That's what they're not while they
Speaker 4: were doing it, but they wanted to help out. And
Speaker 4: he chipped in an amazing amount of money, five thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: which even if you don't know how much it is
Speaker 4: for bler parade, let me tell you, it's a lot
Speaker 4: of powerade, right, it's a lot of parades, about two
Speaker 4: and a half thousand bottles. Suddenly for the one word,
Speaker 4: the one ward that Ebony works on one turner, it's
Speaker 4: too many parade okay, And so we thought, do you
Speaker 4: know what, We've now got so much powerade, we can
Speaker 4: try and help out a couple of other wards. So
Speaker 4: we ended yesterday's show with it's good news we can
Speaker 4: help out more wards. And this has all come from
Speaker 4: a lady who hasn't even replied to any of my
Speaker 4: emails because she's working ten twelve hour days and we
Speaker 4: have an email to get on the show. But I
Speaker 4: hope you're listening, Ebony, or I hope this can get
Speaker 4: to you, because without you right stepping forward to say
Speaker 4: can you help us? And telling us about somebody other
Speaker 4: than yourself and your team. There none of this is
Speaker 4: going to happen when you hear what's happened in the
Speaker 4: last sort of twelve hours, and it really is the
Speaker 4: last twelve hours. The phone call I had yesterday evening
Speaker 4: eight o'clock, it is amazing what one person you Ebany
Speaker 4: has started. So anyway, yesterday were undated with all these
Speaker 4: people coming forward about people you know that you love
Speaker 4: the work on these COVID wards. Have you listened to
Speaker 4: this some of these messages we got yesterday after the
Speaker 4: breakfast show.
Speaker 14: Hi, I'm Liz.
Speaker 8: I nominate my daughter Maddie, who's doing an amazing job
Speaker 8: at the dannyong Ed department. Hi, and my name's Leanne
Speaker 8: and I work at Saint Vincent's Public Hospital, and I
Speaker 8: like to shout out to all my colleague im the
Speaker 8: intensive care units who are doing an amazing job looking
Speaker 8: after the COVID patients.
Speaker 9: Hi.
Speaker 12: I'm Janis.
Speaker 9: I'd like to nominate the Greek team of nurses and
Speaker 9: staff who work at eight East in St. Vincent's Public
Speaker 9: My daughter's Jilly is one of them. I know they're
Speaker 9: doing it tough right now, but I'm just so full
Speaker 9: of admiration creatures them.
Speaker 15: Hi.
Speaker 10: My name's Brittany.
Speaker 8: I'm one of the nurses at the Austin Hospital in Hardelberg.
Speaker 4: I'm from the.
Speaker 3: Emergency department and just wanted to shout out to my
Speaker 3: whole ed the amazing job that they're doing continuously over
Speaker 3: the last few weeks.
Speaker 5: Hi, this is a big thank you to my sister
Speaker 5: Evon and all the staff working at Western Hospital Sunshine
Speaker 5: in the ICU and rispiratory units doing a great job.
Speaker 2: Keep up the good work, guys.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my mum, Bernie Mason, who's a COVID
Speaker 4: nurse at Knox's Private Love you, mum, You're a hero.
Speaker 7: Are they amazing?
Speaker 4: Just hearing about all these names and all these people
Speaker 4: they what a great way for us to be reminded
Speaker 4: of all the good that is in this city right now,
Speaker 4: and where we were Monday when we're all a bit
Speaker 4: angry and shouting at the people for not behaving how
Speaker 4: they should be behaving. Suddenly reminded of all these people
Speaker 4: right now. Suddenly we know their names, we know where
Speaker 4: they're working right now in this city, trying to save
Speaker 4: people's lives, so the good news gets even better. So
Speaker 4: we were inundated yesterday and we even heard from Coca
Speaker 4: Cola Australia and they've got involved. Guess what, it's more powerade.
Speaker 4: I worry that soon hospital has going Oh god, it's
Speaker 4: not there, is it? With more power? Turn the lights off?
Speaker 4: But tend we're not in.
Speaker 3: A nurse or doctor in this country will never go
Speaker 3: thirsty again.
Speaker 4: Every time I click my fingers, another doctor or nurse
Speaker 4: is having a sip of Poweraide Coat Australia have I've
Speaker 4: got involved, thank you very much. They're offering five thousand
Speaker 4: bottles of powerade. How many is that so far? Seven
Speaker 4: half thousand bottles and five thousand bottles of Mount Franklin water.
Speaker 4: Now to you and I this might seem a bit extreme,
Speaker 4: but I'm telling you now, there are so many emails
Speaker 4: I've got from actual doctors and nurses. They're wearing. You've
Speaker 4: seen the gear on the news, that big kind of
Speaker 4: ppe gear they're in that all day. They're dehydrated, they're
Speaker 4: very hot. They just simply need a drink very quickly.
Speaker 4: Haven't got time to go down the canteen. So this
Speaker 4: is really, really good news. So I've got some more
Speaker 4: emails coming up next. But the really big thing why
Speaker 4: should listen in five minutes time more than anything else
Speaker 4: on the show today, is we've had some amazing news,
Speaker 4: and the amazing news have got to eat yesterday evening
Speaker 4: at eight o'clock in the evening. I tell you what
Speaker 4: it is in five minutes time. But it means that
Speaker 4: we can help loads more people, like lots of doctors
Speaker 4: and nurse and all the staff that work there. And
Speaker 4: I really need you to listen because you might know
Speaker 4: some more wards that haven't stepped forward yet. Because the
Speaker 4: people that do this job they are selfless, and on
Speaker 4: Monday we saw people that weren't that. But they are selfless.
Speaker 4: They're not about themselves, They're about helping other people. And
Speaker 4: they are the worst people. My mum was a nurse
Speaker 4: support odd years the worst people to step forward actually
Speaker 4: say actually we need to support right there. They feel
Speaker 4: bad about moaning because they are confronted their reality every
Speaker 4: single out of the day of people in real diny.
Speaker 4: They almost feel guilty about, Hey, can I have a
Speaker 4: glass of water? Can I have a protein bar or
Speaker 4: something like that, or a coffee to keep me going,
Speaker 4: so I need to listen in five minutes time. It's
Speaker 4: really important, but it will make you feel good. It's
Speaker 4: a great way for you to end.
Speaker 1: The week Christian Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the big thing we need from you at the
Speaker 4: moment on the show is only one thing ready, and
Speaker 4: that is just to tell us if you know anyone
Speaker 4: who works on a COVID ward that needs some support,
Speaker 4: it's come to our attention. The last sort of thirty
Speaker 4: six hours that's actually want. These are these doctors, nurses
Speaker 4: and all the admin staff as well, all working so
Speaker 4: hard around the clock at the moment in very very
Speaker 4: desperate situations. Is they need to inbase it.
Speaker 7: They need it.
Speaker 4: They need a drink, they need hydration, they need energy
Speaker 4: drinks and so luckily we can actually help them out.
Speaker 4: Damien who's the CEO of AIA, has offered five thousand
Speaker 4: dollars worth of Powerade and energy drinks. And then Coca
Speaker 4: Cola Australia stepped in yesterday evening and we're offering five
Speaker 4: thousand bottles of Parade. If you need powerade next week,
Speaker 4: you won't find it. Okay, but understand why, Okay, we're
Speaker 4: not being selfish, We're giving it to need it more
Speaker 4: than us, and five thousand bottles of Mount Franklin water
Speaker 4: as well. And if you want to know just just
Speaker 4: hearing the message to be just played from the ones
Speaker 4: we had yesterday after the show. Here's Another's just one
Speaker 4: of the many emails I had in yesterday when we
Speaker 4: just asked you the only one who works on the
Speaker 4: COVID ward, we'd like to help them out. We just
Speaker 4: need what we just need to know. What else do
Speaker 4: you need? And where are you? Christian? Myowi's daughter is
Speaker 4: a nurse at Saint Vincent Hospital. Over the past few
Speaker 4: months he's been in the emergency department. Can't fully describe
Speaker 4: how proud I am. I bet you are, a dad, Darryl.
Speaker 4: She called me the other night was very upset she'd
Speaker 4: lost one of her patients to COVID. I'm sure we
Speaker 4: all know, but you need to remind her because of
Speaker 4: the situation and quarantine and how infectious diseases, the family
Speaker 4: couldn't be there with him if she found it so distressing.
Speaker 4: All you have is the nurses there are on duty
Speaker 4: at the time to say goodbye to you. These angels
Speaker 4: in blue do so much more than the actual medical
Speaker 4: help that's required. I don't want to sing it out
Speaker 4: my daughter, because she's one member of a huge team.
Speaker 4: She would consider herself a junior member of the team.
Speaker 4: I bet she's more than that, and I think she'd
Speaker 4: actually be very embarrassed and have a go at me
Speaker 4: if for emailing you, because she listens to the show.
Speaker 4: I know though, that they are exhausted, they're scared, they're frustrated.
Speaker 4: I worry about her as you would about your daughters.
Speaker 4: The guy you had on yesterday, your friend, Damien, actually
Speaker 4: brought a tear to my eye when he called in.
Speaker 4: He seems such a nice guy. He is actually offering
Speaker 4: five thousand dollars worth of help. A lot of companies
Speaker 4: advertised discounts bonuses to first responders, but you said yes
Speaker 4: soon on the show that the last people to ask
Speaker 4: for help. It's not in their nature. They do what
Speaker 4: they do because they want to help us other people.
Speaker 4: So thank you for asking do they need help? They do, Darryl,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for your lovely email. Well, we've
Speaker 4: got some good news before I get that. That's someone
Speaker 4: who's just called in right now, we should take her call.
Speaker 4: Candy S.
Speaker 10: Good morning, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 4: I'm good, Candy. So is this you we're talking about
Speaker 4: the moment? Do you work as part of these teams
Speaker 4: who are life savers.
Speaker 12: Yes, I've got a wonderful, much appreciated day off today
Speaker 12: and I was just listening, obviously with some of the
Speaker 12: calls that you've had in and I did bring a
Speaker 12: tear to my eye. I'm a nurse educator, so while
Speaker 12: I am not hands on with the patients on the
Speaker 12: COVID boards, my role is to support the unit managers,
Speaker 12: the staff, sometimes the medical officers. Basically just supporting anyone
Speaker 12: who needs nursing education, making sure that they have the
Speaker 12: skills that they need to be able to do the
Speaker 12: jobs that they've been asked to do really challenging circumstances,
Speaker 12: and they're doing an amazing job. These these nurses are
Speaker 12: exhausted and they're still they keep turning up day after day.
Speaker 12: Anytime they get a cough or a sniffle, as Premier
Speaker 12: Andrews has said, they obviously need to go and get swabs.
Speaker 12: So they're off for a couple of days, which means
Speaker 12: someone needs to step into their shoes and there's a
Speaker 12: huge support from the community. Retired nurses nurses who pop
Speaker 12: their hands up. There are surge nurses. They're doing an
Speaker 12: amazing job too, because they're the people that are stepping
Speaker 12: in the roll. And it's just it's just brought a
Speaker 12: tear to my eye to hear the community and how
Speaker 12: they're all rally rallying behind these amazing stuff, the nurses
Speaker 12: and doctors, the cleaners, the kitchen stuff. Everybody's everybody is
Speaker 12: scared and that's okay. That's okay because it is scary times.
Speaker 12: But the main thing is we will get through this.
Speaker 7: Well, we'll get through this.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for recording in us and letting
Speaker 4: us know about the work you do and that your
Speaker 4: team know about as well, because we kind of just
Speaker 4: see the daily updates of numbers and stats and it's
Speaker 4: a never ending stream of stats, and we've somehow have
Speaker 4: become removed from the real humans that are actually involved
Speaker 4: loved ones and the people you see on the walls.
Speaker 4: These are real people. They're not numbers, they're not stats.
Speaker 4: It's not just some daily update, and so it is
Speaker 4: it's really powerful for us to actually know what you
Speaker 4: guys are up against and whatever we can do to
Speaker 4: help people actually do want to out right now. It's
Speaker 4: a great way for us to focus our minds because
Speaker 4: everyone felt depressed yesterday at seeing how the high the
Speaker 4: numbers were. It was like, this is not the news
Speaker 4: we wanted today. But you guys are really you know,
Speaker 4: you're at the front edge of this.
Speaker 12: Absolutely. I must have been. I was pretty crestfallen when
Speaker 12: I heard the numbers, and a lot of the patients
Speaker 12: that we've got, obviously from age care families for most
Speaker 12: of the most part, they're not allowing to come and
Speaker 12: say goodbye. And it hits the nursing stuff really hard too,
Speaker 12: because these have been active community members. They've been you know,
Speaker 12: there's someone's grandma or granddad and they don't have their
Speaker 12: loved ones around them. They've got us. But we certainly
Speaker 12: do the best we can. And I'd like the families
Speaker 12: out there to know that the nurses every day, everything
Speaker 12: stops if it comes to that point for someone in there,
Speaker 12: obviously the end of their life, that everything stops us
Speaker 12: to make that person they get their respect and they
Speaker 12: didn't visit their data deserve Well.
Speaker 4: What a wonderful thing for you to say right now.
Speaker 4: We all need to be reminded of that. Candice listen.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for giving us a call, and
Speaker 4: thank you very much to all the work you're doing
Speaker 4: right now and all your staff as well. With the
Speaker 4: great thing about what's happened at last twenty four hours
Speaker 4: on the show is we'll be reminded of what the
Speaker 4: greatness is that is in this city and what you
Speaker 4: guys are doing right now, So know that it is appreciated,
Speaker 4: and we are trying to do in a small way
Speaker 4: what we can do to support. And obviously I am
Speaker 4: getting so many calls and emails and people they are
Speaker 4: in you know, tough financial situations at the way, but
Speaker 4: they want to give ten twenty bucks to try and
Speaker 4: buy you guys some energy drinks or a bottle of water.
Speaker 4: So people, people are coming forward, they want to support
Speaker 4: the work you're doing.
Speaker 7: So know that you are appreciated.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Melbourne, and thank you obviously for the gold
Speaker 12: community for the humanity behind it. Again I reiterate, please
Speaker 12: keep masks on today and may everybody look after themselves
Speaker 12: because peop will get through.
Speaker 7: These we will.
Speaker 4: Candies, look after yourself, Stay.
Speaker 12: Safe, Shelby, thank you, take care all right.
Speaker 4: So I'll end on this then, right, and this is
Speaker 4: the really good news. Yesterday evening I was going through
Speaker 4: all the emails and when I got my haircut, and afterwards,
Speaker 4: I was sat my caat eating a cheeseburger, because that's
Speaker 4: kind of wild and crazy guy I am. And then
Speaker 4: I remembered, and this this is all significant. Then I
Speaker 4: remembered my wife had sent me a text going, there's
Speaker 4: a Coals opposite where you are where I was gett
Speaker 4: my haircut. Can you nip it and get bin bags? And
Speaker 4: I wanted to pretend I hadn't seen the text because
Speaker 4: I was just tired and I want to go home.
Speaker 4: So I went into Carls and I got my bim
Speaker 4: bags and getting back in the car, I have a
Speaker 4: quick look at the emails because there were so many
Speaker 4: coming in. I didn't want to miss anything and capture
Speaker 4: them and get them on the show today. And then
Speaker 4: I saw this one from a lady called Carmel, and
Speaker 4: I saw the top that she works at Cole's and
Speaker 4: it said, hey, listen, I've just read your Instagram post.
Speaker 4: We here at Coles would love to help. And I
Speaker 4: scrolled down the bomb You're not obsessed with people's job titles,
Speaker 4: and I saw that she is head of marketing and sponsorship,
Speaker 4: and I was like, so I sent her a quick
Speaker 4: email because I just want to get home. I said, hey, listen,
Speaker 4: I've got your email. And I don't know why I
Speaker 4: said this to her, okay, but I was tired. I
Speaker 4: put in them. I said, I listen you, I've just
Speaker 4: got your email. Bizarre thing is I've just come out
Speaker 4: of Cole's. Will you guys? Have I been activating on
Speaker 4: a camera somewhere like he's here? Email him now? And
Speaker 4: then I said, I've just got some bin bags. I
Speaker 4: didn't have my glasses on me and accidentally, in the
Speaker 4: dark in my car, I click send. As I'm driving away,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking I don't even said goodbye, thank you all
Speaker 4: giving my phone number.
Speaker 7: What if I done?
Speaker 4: She's just got some boring email about the fact I've
Speaker 4: got bim bangs. I haven't said we really need your help.
Speaker 4: I then I pull over. I'm panicking that I've ruined
Speaker 4: this whole thing. I see that she's got a phone number,
Speaker 4: and I called her and go, hey, listener's Christian.
Speaker 7: I've just really your.
Speaker 4: Email about bim bags. Please can we put Don't let
Speaker 4: that be the first encounter with me. So I'm going
Speaker 4: to be speaking to after today's show. Here's what Coles
Speaker 4: would like to do. Coles are huge. They've got the
Speaker 4: stock that these doctors, nurses and candies told us about
Speaker 4: and all the messages and emails you've heard about. They've
Speaker 4: got this and start. They've got the deliverity.
Speaker 7: Better do this.
Speaker 4: Coals want to come on board. They can really now
Speaker 4: take this, they can get these. I'm hoping that we
Speaker 4: can build up care packages for as many wards as
Speaker 4: we can around Melbourn. Which is why I need you
Speaker 4: to tell me about the ones that we don't know,
Speaker 4: don't even worry about if you think I've aready heard
Speaker 4: from them. We can't hear enough in these different wards
Speaker 4: at the moment. The more Wards that we hear from
Speaker 4: from you guys, your our eyes and ears out there today,
Speaker 4: the more chance we've got to getting these care packages
Speaker 4: to a lot more people. Now Coal's getting involved is
Speaker 4: going to make all the difference for us. You know,
Speaker 4: we can get sort of parade out to people and
Speaker 4: water next week and we can really do that, but
Speaker 4: the Coal's getting involved takes us to another level. And
Speaker 4: you're talking about helping hundreds of people right now and
Speaker 4: imagine being on those wards and just seeing these packages
Speaker 4: turn up, whether it's coffee, deodorant, a ready meal, an
Speaker 4: energy drink, knowing that someone has actually seen them, even
Speaker 4: though we can't see them at the moment. We're hidden
Speaker 4: away from each other, aren't we, because we're in quarantine,
Speaker 4: But knowing that we're actually thinking of them, that is
Speaker 4: just going to in that moment, that is going to
Speaker 4: just hopefully open up their hearts, pouring their hearts into
Speaker 4: everybody else. So I heard you today. Please if you
Speaker 4: know anyone put it on Facebook. Do you know anyone
Speaker 4: out there, any of your friends you might not even
Speaker 4: be aware of. They might know someone who is a
Speaker 4: cousin aunts who's working in a COVID war. We need
Speaker 4: to try and get as many people as possible. But
Speaker 4: Coles are going to get the stuff out there next week,
Speaker 4: which is fantastic news. So thank you very much. Carmel
Speaker 4: and I I'm asked to say Cole's do a great
Speaker 4: range of binliners as well. That one's very good. It's
Speaker 4: the thirty liter drawstream one. It's centered as well. I
Speaker 4: love that, you know, So anyway, please email the show.
Speaker 4: I need you how today? Just this over the weekend.
Speaker 4: Tell me about who is working and where and what
Speaker 4: they need. Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au,
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: How we describe what might or might not happen for
Speaker 4: the next half an hour. Let's just describe the cast
Speaker 4: of characters. We're going to meet you in the next
Speaker 4: five minutes. There's Jackpost and we're going to meet the
Speaker 4: ten year old Jackpost. We're going to chat to Jack's
Speaker 4: dad John. So John's ready to go.
Speaker 3: He's all ready to go.
Speaker 4: Is he happy to do this? Because I know he's
Speaker 4: a mega fan of sc N garyan Tim in the morning.
Speaker 4: It must be livid that not only has he got
Speaker 4: to dig up the back garden, he's missing out in
Speaker 4: twenty minutes of Gary and Tim this morning.
Speaker 3: Hopefully he's got to Cassette running on garyan Tim. But
Speaker 3: this is what I said. I said, Dad, the great
Speaker 3: news Christian wants you to be on the show tomorrow.
Speaker 3: We're doing this thing in the backyard. We want you
Speaker 3: to be digging. He wants you on the phone or
Speaker 3: Dad wrote back yep.
Speaker 4: And then he's the old school Clint Eastwood kind of
Speaker 4: down and men a few words, and then there's a
Speaker 4: lady we're about to speak to now who is waiting
Speaker 4: for us in Adelaide. Vicky the clairvoyt medium sick cry
Speaker 4: when you to speak to those producers, this is a
Speaker 4: Halloween thing for the Haunted House. When tickets to the
Speaker 4: Gold Haunted House this weekend, Psychic I said to them,
Speaker 4: this is Halloween anyway. It's all we've got right now,
Speaker 4: Psychic Friday. Then, we're trying to find where in Jack's
Speaker 4: garden that he grew up in it's childhood God, and
Speaker 4: where he burried this time capsule when he was ten
Speaker 4: years of age in a mino two.
Speaker 3: That's right, only got one month to find it before
Speaker 3: my parents move out of the house. So it's now never.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, So let's first of all get the psychic
Speaker 4: on the line now line from Adelaide. We've got Vicky Button.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Vicki, Good morning, Vicky. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: for helping us out this morning trying to locate this
Speaker 4: time capsule from Jack's past.
Speaker 14: You've got the pressure on me, yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: But surely you must have worked with all kinds of
Speaker 4: different people over the years of doing what you do
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 14: But usually it's people that have lost something very recently,
Speaker 14: not from twenty five years ago. Yeah, they bought the pressures.
Speaker 4: On now, Vicky tummy. How many years have you been
Speaker 4: doing this?
Speaker 14: Well, probably doing readings for people from for about twenty
Speaker 14: five years. But my whole entire life I've had abilities, right, And.
Speaker 4: When did you first become aware of this as you
Speaker 4: were a kid to use something as a kid?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 4: And what forms it with you? Because some people are
Speaker 4: audio voids, aren't there where they can hear things?
Speaker 3: Or yeah?
Speaker 14: Mine is visual. I do hear, but mainly it's visual.
Speaker 14: So I close my eyes and it all forms envisions
Speaker 14: in my mind.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, And at times this must be quite hard.
Speaker 4: It's an amazing gift, very very because are you ever
Speaker 4: chatting to people you meet for the first time, they
Speaker 4: haven't come to see you professionally, and you're seeing things
Speaker 4: about their past or future?
Speaker 7: Does that happen?
Speaker 14: It does, but I choose not to. I choose to
Speaker 14: just block that off when I'm just engaging with people,
Speaker 14: unless and then if they ask me questions, I'll switch
Speaker 14: into It's like a switch in mode, switch on, switch off.
Speaker 7: Okay, gotcha all right.
Speaker 4: So the milo teen you've been looking at the backguard
Speaker 4: and the photos.
Speaker 14: This is this is what I got first was I
Speaker 14: was just informed that it was I wasn't even informed
Speaker 14: what it was. I was informed it was a time
Speaker 14: capsule for Jack Post. That's the only information I had
Speaker 14: to start with.
Speaker 3: That sounds like the kind of producers we have.
Speaker 4: Are you seeing me shouting at them in an hour's time?
Speaker 4: Don't need to switch her off to that one.
Speaker 14: So I started off with just focusing on jack Post
Speaker 14: and a time capsule. That's I focused on that. I
Speaker 14: didn't know what suburb of his parents lived, what the
Speaker 14: house looked like, anything, And that's when a vision started
Speaker 14: coming through and I could see this really big, long
Speaker 14: retaining wall which was bricks, red bricks. And then to
Speaker 14: see if you stood outside the back door and you
Speaker 14: went left, you went round the corner and there was
Speaker 14: a gate around the side, and I saw a structure
Speaker 14: on the left in the backyard and over on the
Speaker 14: right and a huge tree, and there was what it
Speaker 14: looked like to me was you know those little plastic
Speaker 14: domes that you put on the lawn that go over
Speaker 14: taps to protect something, or the top of a seerage
Speaker 14: lid or something like that that's felt to be back
Speaker 14: in the northwest corner.
Speaker 4: This is really specific? Is this resonating specific?
Speaker 14: Because I've got this whole now, You've gotta remember, I'm
Speaker 14: in Adelaide and I'm you're over there. I'm just using
Speaker 14: my mind. I'm not standing in the backyard and I
Speaker 14: don't even know I didn't even know where he lived.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, Well, so some things that are that
Speaker 3: are resonating. Gate is on the left hand side. There
Speaker 3: is a structure on the left, a little bungalow there.
Speaker 3: Don't know about the green cap, but there's no sort
Speaker 3: of sprinklers or hoes in the backyard. But is that
Speaker 3: is it is the time capsule near that you see?
Speaker 14: What I'm wondering is if I am I seeing what
Speaker 14: was there when you were there or what's there now?
Speaker 4: You stuck between two different years?
Speaker 7: Do you think?
Speaker 14: Yeah, because what I'm I start when I first started visualizing,
Speaker 14: I'm flashing there's a whole I saw a whole heap
Speaker 14: of stuff in the backyard. Then it flashed to nothing
Speaker 14: in the backyard. Then there was a whole heap of stuff,
Speaker 14: And I'm thinking, hang on, why is it doing that?
Speaker 14: But Jack has since sent me a photo of the
Speaker 14: backyard and when he was a child, there was a
Speaker 14: playground and it was it was a busy backyard. But
Speaker 14: now there's nothing.
Speaker 3: There, that's true.
Speaker 14: Yeah, So I'm flashing between what was there when you
Speaker 14: put it there and what's there now?
Speaker 3: All right, So what we're going to do is after this,
Speaker 3: my dad is going to be in the backyard with
Speaker 3: the shovel or Dad, I mean, I would do it,
Speaker 3: but I'm in here. So Dad's going to be the
Speaker 3: digger today.
Speaker 14: Hopefully that will make that'll make me feel like if
Speaker 14: want if I'm in the wrong place and Dad's digging hard.
Speaker 4: You want me to get paid for any of this?
Speaker 4: That's what's going to happen. And not only of those producers.
Speaker 4: Won't we pay for any of their work this week either?
Speaker 14: It makes me feel so much real great.
Speaker 4: All right, Well listen, Vicky, We're going to take a
Speaker 4: break for five minutes, and then when we come back,
Speaker 4: we'll see if you can help. John's Jack's dad, so
Speaker 4: we'll start channeling him. And angry man with a shovel
Speaker 4: right now, who doesn't want to be taking any part
Speaker 4: of this. So if you can picture that and then
Speaker 4: that we'll see what we can find, all right.
Speaker 1: He Christian O'Connell show podcast in Adelaide.
Speaker 4: Vicky is online one. She's a clairvoyant medium. We're using
Speaker 4: her skills to try and locate the time capsule, a
Speaker 4: Milo tin that was buried twenty two years ago in
Speaker 4: Jack's childhood backyard. Online two is going to be John,
Speaker 4: which is Jack's dad right now, but you so bad?
Speaker 4: Just said? Does he not want to be on the radio.
Speaker 4: He's a fan of Gary and him on SCN.
Speaker 7: I get it.
Speaker 4: I get the feeling of that. Vicky, No, your dad, John,
Speaker 4: No one really wants to be involved in this. I'm
Speaker 4: sort of get the whole thing right anyway, we're here now,
Speaker 4: we're committed. Come on, everyone, let's get Vicky a back
Speaker 4: the psychicking Adelaide. You'd still got great news, everybody. Vicky's went,
Speaker 4: so you're you're ready, you're primed, You've opened up the
Speaker 4: third eye. All right, let's let's get Jack Stadd John
Speaker 4: on right now. Good morning, mister post.
Speaker 15: Is that you Gary?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 4: Christian, I'm good, Thank you very much for helping us
Speaker 4: out this morning. John, and I know it's a fresh
Speaker 4: morning out that the ground is going to be a
Speaker 4: bit at firm as well with your shovel. But uh,
Speaker 4: you're a great man helping us out. John. So you
Speaker 4: ready to start digging?
Speaker 15: Yes, I've stopped already.
Speaker 10: John.
Speaker 15: Well, I want to get ahead of the psychic.
Speaker 3: You ruined the whole ber I didn't come in and
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 4: It's now Jack stadd versus the psychic. He's taking this
Speaker 4: in a different way.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: So, Vicky, we've got a very eager digger here. John's
Speaker 4: already started.
Speaker 14: So guide himself should just hang up there.
Speaker 9: I should.
Speaker 4: So Jack's are gonna now describe so everyone listening can
Speaker 4: try and visualize from above an aerial image of your garden.
Speaker 3: That's right, it's the backyard. Vicky's got the same thing.
Speaker 3: Dad's got the same thing. It's gridded up.
Speaker 4: Your dad's in it. I hope he's not just tearing
Speaker 4: up a map or something. Right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know classic grid a's across the top bees, Well,
Speaker 3: actually it's not a classic grid. I thought it would
Speaker 3: be letters.
Speaker 4: Across the top and then you go accesses will access No, this.
Speaker 3: Is just like a bunch of a's. Then it goes
Speaker 3: into a bunch of bees with numbers.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: So I wanted this clarity to make this easier everyone.
Speaker 4: You've now made it impossible for anyone to play it,
Speaker 4: at least when Vicky says radio SKU right now.
Speaker 3: When Vicky says the number, Dad will know where to
Speaker 3: did yeah?
Speaker 4: Forget everybody else listening? Yeah, yourself? All right, Vicky? Where
Speaker 4: is that my notes in the time capsule.
Speaker 14: I'm picking up a two?
Speaker 4: A two? John? Do you know where a two is?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 15: I'm just moving yeah right.
Speaker 4: Good man? Dig please?
Speaker 14: I saw him there.
Speaker 4: That's the power.
Speaker 3: So Dad is actually digging near the there there is
Speaker 3: a tree.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's near a tree in a shed. But there's
Speaker 14: something green there as well, like a green plastics. No,
Speaker 14: a green plastics, A man made greenstructure, okay, not natural?
Speaker 9: Dad.
Speaker 3: Can you still hear us? Why you dig?
Speaker 15: I can?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 3: It doesn't sound like you're digging started.
Speaker 15: Because you're talking to me, Jack.
Speaker 14: Did you write on black texture on the lid numbers?
Speaker 3: Possible? The sad thing is, Vicky, I I don't remember
Speaker 3: a lot of what I did with the time capsule.
Speaker 3: The only thing I remember is putting a photograph of
Speaker 3: myself in there.
Speaker 4: How is that going to help future civilizations? By the way,
Speaker 4: just a photo of you?
Speaker 3: No, that was just so when they see all the
Speaker 3: knowledge I gave him, they can.
Speaker 14: And would you have seen somebody that decided to put
Speaker 14: it in one spot and then changed him mind and
Speaker 14: went to another spot and then changed.
Speaker 4: I mean I could answer that one for him. He
Speaker 4: is that kind of person alone, ten year old boy.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure I didn't dig it up again. I
Speaker 3: could have had many found that.
Speaker 14: Yeah, once it was once it was.
Speaker 3: Buried, it was done. You know what the green man
Speaker 3: made thing could be?
Speaker 1: Vicky?
Speaker 3: Is the Milo tin?
Speaker 7: Is green?
Speaker 3: Green?
Speaker 4: Ah? The shoes falling off the foot? Now welcome to
Speaker 4: Psychic Friday, the mystic Milo Tin.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I also thought there is something buried down where that
Speaker 14: C five square is. Is there a tree down below there?
Speaker 4: There is?
Speaker 14: Yeah, there's something down there as well.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what's something not right now? I ain't
Speaker 4: hearing any diggings.
Speaker 15: I'll just stopped because I heard that and I did
Speaker 15: bury it.
Speaker 10: You married what there?
Speaker 14: John?
Speaker 4: Did?
Speaker 11: Possum?
Speaker 14: You dig that up.
Speaker 15: Area?
Speaker 3: Keep digging. We're going to go to the news scene. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when do we pull the pin on this? He can't
Speaker 3: dig all morning?
Speaker 10: He can.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Radio Digging one four point three. We really
Speaker 4: didn't think this part of it. Three Did we just
Speaker 4: get to hear a guy?
Speaker 14: Did he hit something?
Speaker 4: I need to let people know we do have meetings
Speaker 4: about this stuff. We must have just run out of
Speaker 4: time or not bother think about what we actually gonna
Speaker 4: hear on air.
Speaker 3: Online? One down online too, everybody happy? All right by.
Speaker 4: Describe the digging zone at the moment. What have you
Speaker 4: actually done, Johnny boy?
Speaker 15: Well, there's used to be another tree, and so I'm
Speaker 15: digging between those trees because that's what Jack thoughty he
Speaker 15: buried up between the truth just hit a brick, and
Speaker 15: I do think there's some bricks underneath, so that my
Speaker 15: obviously Jack wouldn't have buried us under the bricks, so
Speaker 15: I wouldn't think.
Speaker 14: I saw red bricks.
Speaker 4: Prize, Okay, you're not getting paid until you get the mind.
Speaker 14: No, because you're in the area right.
Speaker 4: Keep it.
Speaker 14: We're going to goss have taken over.
Speaker 3: It would have been it wouldn't be too deep. That
Speaker 3: was only a little boys.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Where are we with this. Well, okay, I know, I know,
Speaker 4: I blamed the producers completely for my idea. All right,
Speaker 4: let's go back to the scene right now, Jack's childhood
Speaker 4: guard in the backyard. Online two is Jack stad John
Speaker 4: with the shovel, who's been digging for the last ten
Speaker 4: minutes trying to find this time capsule that Jack buried
Speaker 4: twenty two years ago. Jack can't remember where he buried it,
Speaker 4: so we're using a clairvoyt medium on the line from Adelaide. Vicky,
Speaker 4: welcome back, VICKI hello, yep, yep, you're here. Good news.
Speaker 4: And Vicky, have you had any more visions during the
Speaker 4: news No, okay, and let's go back to John with
Speaker 4: the shovel. John, welcome back.
Speaker 15: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 3: Oh poor guy.
Speaker 4: Poor guys in a trench right now. Have you found anything, John?
Speaker 4: Have you found the time capsule?
Speaker 15: I've found the Barnes. Did you bury your barone?
Speaker 14: Jeff?
Speaker 3: No, but Mum said that the rabbits are back there somewhere.
Speaker 4: Oh no, Now, this is like some sort of serial killers,
Speaker 4: but set up at the back there.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: You say that the police coming around soon, shutting it
Speaker 4: all down. Got Fred West on the line. All right,
Speaker 4: So Vicky, they haven't found the tin yet. What's that?
Speaker 4: What's he doing now? Putting a crucifix uping for? Is
Speaker 4: that you? What are you doing? Carry on? I fail
Speaker 4: you dig? Okay, John, carry on digging. It's great to
Speaker 4: meet a post person actually likes to work.
Speaker 2: It's very refreshing this guy.
Speaker 4: Word with your son. Travel for Monday, Vicky. Yeah, any
Speaker 4: more areas in the garden. There's there no luck so
Speaker 4: far with the time capsule.
Speaker 14: No, that was mainly that back corner. It was always
Speaker 14: going to be that back corner. Wait, there's a shed
Speaker 14: been built on there.
Speaker 3: Now to dig up the shed, demolish the.
Speaker 4: Busy weekend?
Speaker 9: Mate?
Speaker 4: Oh boy, so where do where does this leave us? Nowhere?
Speaker 10: The slave jet?
Speaker 14: John continuing to dig, doesn't it feel John?
Speaker 4: We're going to have to work on this project?
Speaker 1: John?
Speaker 15: Oh, look, all work after. I don't worry about the spirit.
Speaker 4: This all right? Stay there. You two will come back
Speaker 4: to you in a moment. There's two. Today's time waste
Speaker 4: of them with all this psychic going song, psychic movies today,
Speaker 4: Psychic movies is what we're after. BlimE, is that the
Speaker 4: time it's caught tonight? We're done so only do three,
Speaker 4: all right, Psychic movies. Tarot Mama from the Train, Tarot Old, Yeah, dude, yep,
Speaker 4: he's coming to me. There it is, dude.
Speaker 3: I know that's a gold plus.
Speaker 4: I knew there was something about Mary.
Speaker 3: That's a gold as well.
Speaker 4: Oh brother, there Art Thou there you go, damn it,
Speaker 4: number the three. You're right, Jack, what have you got?
Speaker 4: Psychic movies?
Speaker 3: John Edwards the hands gold, Yeah, took it, took it
Speaker 3: around in a moment to remember the great Cleavoy and
Speaker 3: John Edwards, even though you never told me. Yep, I
Speaker 3: know what you did last summer.
Speaker 4: Oh that is gold plus. Very good. Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Ambassador's Lounge.
Speaker 3: Thank you. And Cloudy with the chance of Crystal Balls.
Speaker 4: Oh very good. Paying for another gold all right? Send
Speaker 4: us your then, psychic movies. We're rejoining the Diggers in
Speaker 4: a minute.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We will rejoin Jack Stander John at the dig right
Speaker 4: now in a couple of moments. Before that, and Vicky
Speaker 4: the Psychic. Before that, we're gonna mark your outword time Wasters,
Speaker 4: which today is psychic movies. Jack. You're ready to mark
Speaker 4: Crystal Boys, Crystal Balls in the Hood, Silver burn after
Speaker 4: Palm reading Silver plus when Harry met Sally in the
Speaker 4: Last Life.
Speaker 3: Oh, I like that, and I was trying to think
Speaker 3: of one for Harry Mettal.
Speaker 4: I can imagine that movie actually being made as well.
Speaker 3: I was going to go, you know, my Harry met Sally,
Speaker 3: wanted to go with Billy Crystal.
Speaker 4: Ball in the story. We could get back to them
Speaker 4: after Against the Gold Good Fortune fellas Silver sidekicks on
Speaker 4: a plane. Yes, Sivil plus Batman versus Supernatural.
Speaker 3: Man, Bronze being John Edwards Gold, I.
Speaker 4: Have total recall Gold, the Hills have a third eye,
Speaker 4: Civil plus Silence of the scams, No they're not. Yes,
Speaker 4: Sleepless in the Seance, Silver reading Miss Daisy Civil plus
Speaker 4: Harry Potter and the Chamber of I know all your secrets.
Speaker 3: Bronze, Dude, I know where my car is not as
Speaker 3: good as yours, Bronze.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Clardy, with a chance of Jude jacksone Fortune,
Speaker 4: reading of the Spotless Mind, Silver, all the President's Mediums Gold,
Speaker 4: I'm Pam and finally this morning you Kerry and Barrick.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for this. My best friend's wedding
Speaker 4: will only last six months.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's sad civil plus only lady can send in
Speaker 3: something as well.
Speaker 4: All right, shall we rejoin the dig get on when
Speaker 4: it pick it up?
Speaker 3: Running out of time?
Speaker 4: All right, let's go back to Vicky the clairvoye online
Speaker 4: one in Adelaide stool. She's not moved. He's still there.
Speaker 10: Vicky, yep, still here.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for trying to help us out
Speaker 4: this morning as well. If you want to find out
Speaker 4: more about Vicky's been doing this for many, many years,
Speaker 4: Vicky Button, psychic dot com. That's it.
Speaker 14: Gotcha on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, I'm everywhere.
Speaker 7: Okay, uh.
Speaker 4: And then we got to let's not forget the man
Speaker 4: who's been digging for what half an hour? An hour?
Speaker 4: It's a fresh morning out there as well. We've got
Speaker 4: jackstad John on the line. John, Yes, Christian, Hey listen,
Speaker 4: so sorry this has taken so long. You must have
Speaker 4: dug up the entire garden. Boyd Now, John, I think
Speaker 4: I'm up to twelve. It's like an archaeological dig right now.
Speaker 4: And I take it no sign of the time capsule
Speaker 4: which we're trying to find from just more brick.
Speaker 14: Can I ask a question? Why did my body think
Speaker 14: of getting a metal detector?
Speaker 4: First, let's say that for up the nine o'clock when
Speaker 4: we past a producers this, we've now got a psychic
Speaker 4: producer on the show. I thought you were going to
Speaker 4: ask something to do with rather than a very burdened
Speaker 4: radio question. We are getting a lot of texts saying
Speaker 4: that at the moment, yes, well, what a great end
Speaker 4: to today's first ever radio psychic dig.
Speaker 3: Can Dad put the shovel down?
Speaker 4: No, John, thank you very much.
Speaker 15: John, no worries. Thanks boys, and.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. And Vicky, thank you very much
Speaker 4: for being such a good sport this morning as well.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 4: All right, take care Vicky button psychic dot com as
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Speaker 4: me about COVID wards and who you know works there
Speaker 4: and what they need, that would be brilliant because we
Speaker 4: can help them. We go into coles have stepped in off.
Speaker 4: They heard us talking about this yesterday. This all comes
Speaker 4: because of one person called Ebony, a nurse on a
Speaker 4: COVID ward in one Turner, who emailed us wednesday saying
Speaker 4: can you help we need energy drinks urgently. We're dehydrated
Speaker 4: in these big ppe outfits for ten eleven hour shifts.
Speaker 4: So if you do know anyone, please let us know.
Speaker 4: Put it on your social media post if there's any
Speaker 4: of your friends or any of your follows or family
Speaker 4: that might know someone who's working in a COVID ward
Speaker 4: and then email me Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot au.
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