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Today's show pays tribute to the legendary Dolly Parton. Christian and the team reflect on her remarkable legacy.
Plus, hilarious rounds of Rate Your Week, What Are The Odds and an update on Pete's Sydney Marathon as listeners sponsor a km in honour of loved ones, and even Dolly herself.
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Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell Show. You're waking up to
Speaker 2: news that the one and only, the great Dolly Parton
Speaker 2: has passed away.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Patsy.
Speaker 7: Morning, everyone.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Rio. Good morning. And good morning, intern Pete.
Speaker 6: Good morning, everyone.
Speaker 2: Now, before we go anywhere into today's show, we have
Speaker 2: to talk about the one and only Dolly Parton.
Speaker 1: And our intern Pete, you may have done one of
Speaker 1: her last interviews.
Speaker 6: Yeah, three years ago. She was 77 at the time
Speaker 6: and she was doing a bit of press.
Speaker 1: She was..
Speaker 6: Nobody needs the Hall of Fame for something. And honestly,
Speaker 6: I'm trying to track down the audience.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 2: What do you think it might be? I mean, it's
Speaker 2: not family fortunes. Take a wild guess.
Speaker 8: The AFL Hall of Fame. She's winning the Brownlow.
Speaker 6: Honestly, I really regret saying it like that because my
Speaker 6: sister called me at 4.02 this morning in tears.
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton was such a big.
Speaker 9: Part of our life as well.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are going to wake up this
Speaker 2: morning all over the world heartbroken.
Speaker 1: I know. It's so sad.
Speaker 2: It is sad news, but also that is, you know,
Speaker 2: to go at 80 after a life she had is
Speaker 2: an extraordinary life to celebrate. I mean, one of 12
Speaker 2: kids in real poverty, a dad, Robert, who couldn't read,
Speaker 2: And she was inspired by his story to set up
Speaker 2: that imagination library, which gives kids free books up until
Speaker 2: the age of five, a free book every month.
Speaker 9: Incredible.
Speaker 2: To over 300 million books she's given to kids around
Speaker 2: the world. And then there's the music, the queen of
Speaker 2: country music.
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: Do you know, by the way, years ago I met
Speaker 2: her at a charity thing, I don't know, about 12
Speaker 2: years ago, and just incredible music. You talk about presence
Speaker 2: and charisma, just otherworldly. She wrote, Jolene, and I would
Speaker 2: always love you in the same day. People rave about
Speaker 2: the output of the Beatles, which is incredible. Donny Parton
Speaker 2: wrote two of the greatest songs ever in the same day.
Speaker 2: Has any songwriter ever had a more productive day?
Speaker 8: That's got to be the best.
Speaker 2: None of us will ever have a more productive day
Speaker 2: in our lives than Donny Parton sitting down to write Jolene,
Speaker 2: which would.
Speaker 1: Have been enough to retire for the rest of her
Speaker 1: life and never write another song. And then I Will
Speaker 1: Always Love You.
Speaker 2: And because she owned everything she ever wrote, she made
Speaker 2: about 15 to 20 million when Whitney Houston made the
Speaker 2: song bigger than she ever could.
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: In 1974, Elvis wanted one of her songs. Colonel Tom
Speaker 2: Parker wanted 50% of the publishing royalties.
Speaker 1: She turned down The King.
Speaker 8: Legend.
Speaker 1: Just an incredible life. What was she like, Pete?
Speaker 6: Oh, look, honestly, it was over Zoom and just even
Speaker 6: that in itself to sit one-on-one with her. Obviously, you
Speaker 6: meeting her is crazy, but then I just think, I
Speaker 6: got about 10 minutes with her and she just.
Speaker 2: Look, I was playing a bit of the- You're very,
Speaker 2: very lucky. I think it doesn't matter if it's over Zoom, mate.
Speaker 2: You got to chat to one of the greats.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and do you know what?
Speaker 2: I was probably playing- Just tell me, by the way,
Speaker 2: what was her Zoom technique like? Did you have to
Speaker 2: tell her to unmute the mic or actually probably her
Speaker 2: telling you to do that? It was, you know, I
Speaker 2: can only see your forehead in turn. How old is
Speaker 2: his intern? It's a grown ass man.
Speaker 1: She would.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think she was questioning that as well, to be fair. Um, she, uh,
Speaker 6: she had good control. I think a lot of people
Speaker 6: around her making sure it was okay, but she just gave,
Speaker 6: didn't matter who you were. She gave someone the time
Speaker 6: of day, even though I was probably being a bit
Speaker 6: of a buffoon idiot as well, you know, as, as
Speaker 6: I did as, As in to beat. But she just
Speaker 6: allowed me to sort of have the moment with her.
Speaker 6: And I was telling her about, I think it was
Speaker 6: my mum, who was a big fan of the movie
Speaker 6: Steel McNolias. And she just loved hearing stories like that.
Speaker 6: And I got her to do a few station IDs,
Speaker 6: which was like, hey.
Speaker 7: She would have loved that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, that is just demeaning.
Speaker 6: I know, I know.
Speaker 8: One of the great. I thought you'd.
Speaker 2: Share some great stories rather than a lot of grubby
Speaker 2: old show you used to work on.
Speaker 1: Hey, Dolly, this is all great. Let's make it about Carl.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Can you say, hi, this is Kiss. The golden microphone
Speaker 1: was on.
Speaker 6: I feel like I'm not doing tribute to her at
Speaker 6: all this morning.
Speaker 2: At first you were confused about what she was inducted
Speaker 2: to the Hall of Fame for. This might be the
Speaker 2: worst words that are said about Dolly Parton.
Speaker 6: Oh, please. No, I'm watching it on Sunrise on the
Speaker 6: left screen here.
Speaker 2: I think maybe we'll leave you to watch it on Sunrise.
Speaker 2: Maybe get up to speed with who Dolly Parton was.
Speaker 6: No, no, no. I'm a big fan, obviously.
Speaker 1: No more from Pete today about Dolly Parton.
Speaker 2: Okay, call my sister. Get your sister on. Can we
Speaker 2: speak to Kate Deppler, please?
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's get her.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, intern Pete dives onto Dolly Parton's Wikipedia page.
Speaker 6: Yep. She's a singer.
Speaker 1: Huge news.
Speaker 4: Huge.
Speaker 1: Maybe lead with that in the news, Patsy.
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton was a singer, confirm this today.
Speaker 1: Oh, no.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's go to an actual fan now. Patsy, tell
Speaker 2: us about Dolly Parton and what she meant to you.
Speaker 3: Dolly was the original trailblazer. Dolly did so much. for
Speaker 3: women and the women's movement and unapologetically just herself. I
Speaker 3: remember I think it was an ABC America interview back
Speaker 3: in the 70s and it was a woman, mind you.
Speaker 3: I think it was Barbara Walters interviewing her.
Speaker 7: And basically saying, why do you kind of make yourself
Speaker 7: up like you do? Why do you wear wigs, you know?
Speaker 3: Why do you dress like you do? Basically calling her
Speaker 3: a bit of a drag queen. And Dolly said, because
Speaker 3: I like it. I don't do this for anyone else.
Speaker 3: This is for me.
Speaker 7: She was just so authentic and never.
Speaker 3: Made excuses for, you know, didn't want to please anyone else.
Speaker 3: She was just pleasing herself and running her own race.
Speaker 3: And I loved her for that. And 9 to 5
Speaker 3: was all about women going out into the workforce and,
Speaker 3: you know, finding their own way and not being stuck
Speaker 3: at home. Her story is just so amazing. Growing up
Speaker 3: in a two-room house with so many children and they
Speaker 3: were so poor. And look at what she managed to do.
Speaker 3: And I think she was just, she was such, I
Speaker 3: don't know, a.
Speaker 7: Beacon of light.
Speaker 3: She was always happy. She was always joyful. The songs
Speaker 3: were joyful. I thought she was just amazing and just
Speaker 3: a trailblazer. And what a celebration. I didn't feel so
Speaker 3: much sadness when I woke up this morning to the news.
Speaker 3: I actually felt warm inside because of what she's brought
Speaker 3: to the world. There'll never be another Dolly. And, you know,
Speaker 3: apparently they've put away or she had put away in
Speaker 3: a vault a secret song that will be released in
Speaker 3: about 2045. She was on Jimmy Fallon.
Speaker 1: You're kidding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple of years back. And she said, I've
Speaker 3: done a secret song. I don't know what they'll do
Speaker 3: with it, but you'll all hear.
Speaker 11: It in 2045.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 6: I'm so annoyed we've got to wait until 2045.
Speaker 1: We're going to break into that vault. He would only
Speaker 1: just realise who she was by then.
Speaker 7: Well, hopefully they will. A legacy all the way on.
Speaker 1: I see what beautiful words you said, honestly.
Speaker 7: I just adore her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think what's going to happen is, I
Speaker 2: imagine over the next couple of days, next couple of weeks,
Speaker 2: the whole world is going to be reminded about the
Speaker 2: impact and who she really was. Not just this kind
Speaker 2: of country and western sort of caricature, but just what,
Speaker 2: before there was Taylor Swift owning all her copyright, she
Speaker 2: was doing it when women were told to be a
Speaker 2: certain way and to look a certain way as well,
Speaker 2: which is what you just spoke to about the Bravo
Speaker 2: Waters interview as well and how hard it would have
Speaker 2: been to a young woman desperately trying to make it
Speaker 2: in showbiz and music as well in a male-dominated industry
Speaker 2: to hang on to her you-ness. It's something incredible for
Speaker 2: young women around the world to be inspired.
Speaker 1: By that, I think.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: We always watch Dolly or listen to Dolly. I've got
Speaker 3: a 15-year-old daughter. I have very intentionally done that because
Speaker 3: Dolly was doing it before everyone else was. And You know,
Speaker 3: she lost her husband, Carl, just 18 months ago.
Speaker 1: My God, they're married for like 60 odd years. I know, forever.
Speaker 7: You know, apparently he never went to any of her concerts.
Speaker 3: She was on record as saying, what I did for
Speaker 3: my professional life was very different to my private life.
Speaker 3: She liked to keep them both very separate.
Speaker 7: And he never ever saw her.
Speaker 1: That's rare these days.
Speaker 7: Yeah, before life.
Speaker 1: We see too much. It all just bleeds, doesn't it?
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 1: It's constantly, everything's content.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's that smug thing on Netflix at the moment where,
Speaker 2: You were raving about it. And I gave up watching
Speaker 2: after 30 seconds. Very rich, successful people gloating about their
Speaker 2: big mansions. Yes.
Speaker 1: Oh, why didn't you come in? I'm like, do you
Speaker 1: know what? Good for you, but keep it to yourself.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 7: No, not humble at all.
Speaker 1: But no, what a true one-off she was, Patsy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I loved her. And that story about Elvis, how
Speaker 7: funny is that?
Speaker 6: How incredible.
Speaker 7: The king of rock and roll. There was no one bigger.
Speaker 1: 1974, she says no. She turns the king down.
Speaker 7: She turns the king down.
Speaker 6: She had some balls.
Speaker 1: That's a power ball to move that in. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: love that. It is incredible.
Speaker 2: I reckon there'd be, I reckon in the next couple
Speaker 2: of years, there'd be the definitive iconic, real story of
Speaker 2: her life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the biopic.
Speaker 1: What a great life story.
Speaker 2: And as you read back into it, reminded of it today,
Speaker 2: it's a life to celebrate. Living to 80 and living
Speaker 2: that well. Not just that she made music that cheered
Speaker 2: millions of people up as well, but also the imagination library.
Speaker 2: Giving books to young kids that might not have been well,
Speaker 2: their families well enough to afford them. Over 300 million books,
Speaker 2: giving back as well and helping other kids to dream
Speaker 2: big as well, like she was allowed to as well.
Speaker 1: It's an incredible story.
Speaker 2: In about half an hour's time, I'm going to play Jolene.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people always think, because it sounds
Speaker 2: like a song that could have been in a Tarantino movie. No,
Speaker 2: it sounds sinister. But actually, it's a very innocent song.
Speaker 2: It's actually one of those innocent love songs, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't play like that or feel like it. Jolene was
Speaker 2: just written about, there was this, I think in most relationships,
Speaker 2: when you've been married a long time, there's always someone
Speaker 2: that has an affection. Not a serious one, but a
Speaker 2: kind of affection for your partner. Jolene was about this
Speaker 2: bank teller who fancied Dolly's husband called Carl. And I
Speaker 2: think she knew that he enjoyed the flirtatious behavior every
Speaker 2: time they were going down to the bank.
Speaker 1: Jolene is about her. I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: It's just about that. And Dolly knew and it was okay.
Speaker 2: She knew that Carl enjoyed a bit of flirtatious behavior
Speaker 2: and stuff at the local bank. That's what it's about.
Speaker 2: It sounds like this menacing brooding song. Almost Dolly has
Speaker 2: done away with her. Where is Jolene, Dolly? Is that
Speaker 2: in the vault as well? So we'll play that later
Speaker 2: on this morning.
Speaker 4: Radio podcast.
Speaker 2: Oh, we've just gone through the vaults. And these are
Speaker 2: not nice radio vaults. So you're waking up to, it
Speaker 2: is sad news, but it's also a life well lived.
Speaker 2: The one and only Dolly Parton has passed away. And
Speaker 2: just an extraordinary, extraordinary life. And intern Pete, now on
Speaker 2: this show, has been lucky enough to.
Speaker 1: Actually interview her.
Speaker 2: Which is, you know, what a great thing to actually
Speaker 2: have said that you've met Dolly Parton and got some
Speaker 2: time with her.
Speaker 6: Incredible experience. And just, you know, the aura of the
Speaker 6: woman that she was. And I really mean that because
Speaker 6: she is just an amazing, she had such an impact.
Speaker 6: And for me, it was, yeah, Steel McNullis, the movie,
Speaker 6: like one of the most iconic movies of all time.
Speaker 2: I mean, she did sell over 100 million albums, but
Speaker 2: you still want to keep going back to Steel Magnolias.
Speaker 2: It feels like the only bit of Wikipedia you've got
Speaker 2: to is Steel Magnolias and you haven't scrolled down yet
Speaker 2: or gone to the second page.
Speaker 6: Can I just share this real story? And I want
Speaker 6: to share it about my mother, really, because Sanity Music
Speaker 6: had a special on where you could buy three DVDs
Speaker 6: for $ 20. And I remember my mum calling me.
Speaker 1: She's like, guess what?
Speaker 6: You can get three DVDs for 20 bucks. I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: that's great.
Speaker 8: What did you get?
Speaker 6: She goes, I got three copies of Steel McNally. It's
Speaker 6: the movie because she just loves Dolly Parton so much.
Speaker 6: I said, what do you need three copies for? She said, well,
Speaker 6: in case I wear out one, I've got a second
Speaker 6: and then I've got a third. She just loved Dolly
Speaker 6: Parton so much in that movie. And of course, everything
Speaker 6: that she did, she just brought so much joy, right?
Speaker 6: And then I got this chance to interview, and I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what... I've got some of the audio. I
Speaker 1: don't know what you've found.
Speaker 2: All right, this is something. Have a listen to this, then.
Speaker 2: This is a beat here where Rudley used his demand
Speaker 2: to know her age.
Speaker 6: This is your 49th studio album, and there is no
Speaker 6: retiring for Dolly.
Speaker 9: Parton, correct?
Speaker 4: That's correct. No retiring.
Speaker 14: I'll just have to fall dead on the spot, but
Speaker 14: I'll be going for as long as I can.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: How old are you?
Speaker 9: Sorry, I didn't catch how old you.
Speaker 1: Were, Dolly.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm 77.
Speaker 1: You're actually just so rude.
Speaker 8: Just look it up, mate.
Speaker 2: You get 10 or 15 minutes. There's so much to
Speaker 2: talk to about going, how old are you?
Speaker 1: You're right. A cursory Google search to find that out.
Speaker 13: Oh, no.
Speaker 6: I feel terrible.
Speaker 1: It gets better.
Speaker 6: Congratulations to your induction of the Hall of Fame as well, Dolly.
Speaker 9: You must be super proud of that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I am proud of that.
Speaker 14: I wasn't expecting that, and I didn't think I had
Speaker 14: deserved it, but they convinced me that I did, so
Speaker 14: that's why I did the rock album.
Speaker 9: That's so good.
Speaker 1: To prove that I did.
Speaker 9: Sorry, I cut you off there, Jolly. I'm very annoying.
Speaker 9: I apologise.
Speaker 6: Oh, God, that's awful. Well, listen.
Speaker 9: Patsy, I can see your face.
Speaker 6: I know you're disgusted.
Speaker 1: I just wish Patsy had got that time.
Speaker 6: Oh, God, I would have loved to have interviewed her.
Speaker 1: I would love to have heard that. That would have
Speaker 1: been some chat. Guys, there's more.
Speaker 2: Oh, what?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Now, look, could I at least do the start of
Speaker 9: Jolene with you together? Just a little bit. I know
Speaker 9: we're on Skype.
Speaker 1: How many coffees did you have before this?
Speaker 9: I was very hard down.
Speaker 2: Twitchy kind of like sequined jacket sort of game show host.
Speaker 6: I reckon I honestly, I reckon I had about five
Speaker 6: minutes notice said you're interviewing Dolly Parton.
Speaker 1: Get out of it.
Speaker 2: This is, oh what, and then you found the eye
Speaker 2: dents all ready to go. No way you got five minutes.
Speaker 2: I smell BS already. Already you're spilling a narrative here.
Speaker 1: I just found out, you know. Anyway, let's have a
Speaker 1: listen to this.
Speaker 9: Now look, now would I at least do the start
Speaker 9: of Jolene with you together? Just a little bit. I
Speaker 9: know we're on Skype. That's all I'm asking if that's okay.
Speaker 4: What are we doing?
Speaker 8: Oh, can I just sing Jolene with you?
Speaker 15: Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 13: You have such an accent, you know.
Speaker 6: You're very down under.
Speaker 1: You want to do it?
Speaker 9: Is that okay?
Speaker 16: Jolene.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh, yeah. Jolene.
Speaker 14: Jolene.
Speaker 9: Jolene. I've got the music. I've got the music. Hang on.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: Jolene.
Speaker 1: Jolene.
Speaker 2: Jolene.
Speaker 1: Jolene.
Speaker 8: Oh, my God.
Speaker 9: I can't sing Jolene. It's very embarrassing.
Speaker 14: Is it the delay or is it just that you
Speaker 14: can't sing a lick?
Speaker 1: The last line goes to Dolly.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll leave it there. The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 4: Go on. Podcast.
Speaker 2: It's the Christian O'Connell Show. You can share your thoughts,
Speaker 2: what Dolly Parton meant to you.
Speaker 1: 0-4-7-5-0-3-1-0-4-3. Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: If you're going to play Jolene this morning, please play
Speaker 2: the live version she did with Miley Cyrus.
Speaker 1: It is incredible. That's from Rose Caretta. Morning, Rose. Great audio.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. This is from Lee.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian. As usually happens when a celebrity passes,
Speaker 2: you're sad initially. You want to wish to be with
Speaker 2: the family. But when I woke up to the news
Speaker 2: this morning at 5 a.m., this one hit differently. I've
Speaker 2: been quite affected by Dolly Parton's passing. She's one of
Speaker 2: the few people in the world you can say is
Speaker 2: truly a great person as well. She did so much,
Speaker 2: not just her big career, and she never expected anything
Speaker 2: in return. Quite a rare kind of celebrity. That's from Lee. Christian,
Speaker 2: please also play Islands in the Stream. That comes from
Speaker 2: Paul as well. Hey, listen, we've got until nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: We've got plenty of songs to play. We'll definitely get
Speaker 2: to those as well. But please, if you want to
Speaker 2: say anything today about Dolly Parton, I would love to
Speaker 2: share them.
Speaker 1: 0475031043. That's it. That's another thing.
Speaker 2: I remember watching a movie years ago where Dolly Parton
Speaker 2: plays a radio host.
Speaker 1: It just came to me.
Speaker 2: Will anyone be able to, without Googling it, tell me
Speaker 2: what the movie was called?
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that she was.
Speaker 2: In a movie where she plays a radio host.
Speaker 1: I also remember the music on it.
Speaker 2: It was an amazing soundtrack. Please let me know what
Speaker 2: was that movie. All right, extra time on the time waste.
Speaker 2: So this week, it is book week. So we're doing
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Speaker 2: we had yesterday for book bands. This show can do highbrow, lowbrow.
Speaker 2: Mark had Bible Eilish. Nathan had The Very Hungry Katy Perry.
Speaker 2: Scott had Peter Pantera. Paula had Frankenstein Goes to Hollywood.
Speaker 2: And the winner from Abby was Moby Dictionary.
Speaker 1: So make some ones for me. The Kajagoogoo in the Rye. Cold.
Speaker 1: Boy George Swallows the Universe. Silver. Far From the Maddening
Speaker 1: Crowded House.
Speaker 8: Silver Plus.
Speaker 1: Mums and dads may have read these books too. The kids.
Speaker 1: Harry McClary Potter.
Speaker 8: Oh, very good.
Speaker 1: I used to love the Harry McClary books.
Speaker 4: From Donaldson's Dairy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Donaldson's Dairy.
Speaker 8: That cat.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 7: Oh, Audrey hated that page. Oh, I used to love that.
Speaker 5: Scarface.
Speaker 13: Yes.
Speaker 7: The toughest Tom in town.
Speaker 1: It all comes back, doesn't it?
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 2: Oh, so many happy times reading Harry McClary scaring the kids.
Speaker 1: Abba Carina.
Speaker 2: Gold.
Speaker 1: And the old man and the CNC music factory.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: All right, Rio, what have you got then? Book bands.
Speaker 8: Virginia Wolfmother.
Speaker 1: Oh, very good. Gold.
Speaker 8: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Gallaghers.
Speaker 1: That's very, very good. Another gold.
Speaker 12: And we just played this song. You cannot start a
Speaker 12: snazzle without a snazzle spark. The Hoos are in their slippers.
Speaker 12: They're dancing in the dark.
Speaker 8: It's Seuss Springsteen.
Speaker 16: Oh, wow.
Speaker 1: Take a bow. That is great work. All right. What
Speaker 1: have you got?
Speaker 2: We're looking for your book bands. Text them in 0-4-7-5-0-3-1-0-4-3.
Speaker 1: That actually was outstanding. Well done. That's it.
Speaker 2: The movie Christian was called Straight Talk. Of course it's
Speaker 2: going to be called Straight Talk. There's probably a podcast,
Speaker 2: or a billion of them right now, called Straight Talk.
Speaker 2: It feels like a talkback feature. Call Ben Fordham now.
Speaker 2: Straight Talk.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 2: Extra time on the time waste. There it is, book week.
Speaker 2: We're looking for your book balance. Best in show.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Harvey Norman.
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Speaker 13: Do it.
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Speaker 2: wind in the will smith singer he's.
Speaker 1: Been raving about dolly Parton. You can't then take..
Speaker 8: You've got Jolene, then you've got Get Jiggy With It.
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 1: Where do you... You're right, where do you... Silver. Grinch Day. Oh, gold. Vaughan,
Speaker 1: that's really good. Billy Bible. Oh, Billy Bible.
Speaker 8: Billy Bible's gold.
Speaker 2: Something you might call a local vicar, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Oh, look who's there. Oh, Billy Bible. But tell me
Speaker 1: right now, Ian. Bananarama in pyjamas.
Speaker 8: Gold.
Speaker 1: Stephen Kings of Leon.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: Paddington Bare Naked Ladies.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 2: That's so good. Hannah Lukes. Great name and well done
Speaker 2: for that. Paddington Bare Naked Ladies. We're doing book.
Speaker 1: Bands today on the Extra Time Waster. Fleetwood Macbeth.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: The Magic Faraway Beach Boys. Gold. That's very good, Conor.
Speaker 1: The girl with the Pearl Jam earrings. Silver. What an entry.
Speaker 1: Fifty Shades of David Gray.
Speaker 7: David Gray.
Speaker 1: Babylon.
Speaker 6: Pardon our going out.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's Bob Dylan just joined me there. James and
Speaker 2: the Giant Blunt.
Speaker 1: Silver. Very nervous about pronouncing that one. To Kill a
Speaker 1: Counting Crow.
Speaker 6: Bronze.
Speaker 1: Dolly Pamphlet and this person Benjamin puts in brackets, a tribute.
Speaker 1: What a beautiful, touching tribute. Benjamin, there's so many big
Speaker 1: tributes coming in right now.
Speaker 8: First Pete's station items.
Speaker 1: No, that's an untribute. Mariah Harry-McClary.
Speaker 8: Gold!
Speaker 11: Oh, excuse me, that.
Speaker 2: Was really tickling me. We're down to three. Mariah Harry-McClary
Speaker 2: is very good.
Speaker 1: Mark Train.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: Snow White Snake.
Speaker 8: Silver.
Speaker 1: Find the Young Hannibals. Gold.
Speaker 2: The Gruffle J-Lo.
Speaker 1: Very good, gold. Third Time's the Charm. 1984 Non Blondes.
Speaker 8: Yeah, gold.
Speaker 1: These are so smart. We've got a smart list. Tolkien Heads,
Speaker 1: as in J.R. Tolkien Heads. Oh, very good, gold. Oh, good, Tyson.
Speaker 1: And Chronicles of Nirvana. Silver +.
Speaker 2: All right, who is winning the best toaster in the world?
Speaker 2: Thanks to Harvey Norman.
Speaker 12: Anthony with the amazing Mariah Harry McCleary.
Speaker 1: Of course it has to be. It sounds rude. It isn't,
Speaker 1: but it sounds rude.
Speaker 2: I've got a horrible feeling that's the only reason he's
Speaker 2: winning that toaster. Anyway, sometimes it's best not to ask
Speaker 2: on this show.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: In the same day, Jolly Parton wrote at her kitchen,
Speaker 2: tiny little kitchen table. She used to write a lot
Speaker 2: of her music. She wrote Jolene. And I would always
Speaker 2: love you.
Speaker 1: In the same day.
Speaker 2: Incredible life. Patsy, they've got to make a movie of
Speaker 2: her life.
Speaker 1: Do you not think? Oh, absolutely. I would watch that.
Speaker 1: Who plays her?
Speaker 7: That's a really good question.
Speaker 1: Reese Witherspoon.
Speaker 13: Margot.
Speaker 1: Oh, Reese, yes. I think Reese Witherspoon would be great.
Speaker 7: And she's got form after doing, you know, June Carter.
Speaker 7: So she can sing. She can hold a tune.
Speaker 8: What about Miley Cyrus? I think she'd be good.
Speaker 1: Well, that's her goddaughter, isn't it?
Speaker 8: True, yes.
Speaker 1: Actually, Miley would be great. Although, you know how Hollywood just..
Speaker 2: They get it wrong sometimes, don't they? They'd go for
Speaker 2: something like Sabrina Carpenter. We need the kids' dollars to
Speaker 2: go and see this. What about Nicole Kidman?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I don't see it.
Speaker 8: She's too tall for a star.
Speaker 1: Danny DeVito.
Speaker 6: She's too tall.
Speaker 7: No, how dare you?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm just forming a long list at the moment.
Speaker 8: Shorties.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 7: DeVito. Kylie Minogue, even, because she is, you know, like
Speaker 7: her stature.
Speaker 6: She's tiny.
Speaker 1: The movie has to be called I Will Always Love You.
Speaker 13: Yes.
Speaker 1: Huge. Yep. I had a musical as well.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 2: CD-ROM.
Speaker 7: Well, they did 9 to 5, the musical, recently, didn't they?
Speaker 1: They did, yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, so today we're going to ask you to
Speaker 2: rate your week so far. Everything is rated and reviewed
Speaker 2: these days online out of five. So are you having
Speaker 2: a five-star week so far? We're at our half points
Speaker 2: as well. So is it 2.5? Is it 3? Rate
Speaker 2: your week so far, and then a couple lines of
Speaker 2: review as well of your week so far. Send it
Speaker 2: to us. 0-4-7-5-0-3-1-0-4-3. Patsy, how was your week so far.
Speaker 4: Out of five?
Speaker 7: I'm going to say five out of five.
Speaker 3: Five out of five because Audrey, our 15-year-old daughter.
Speaker 7: Did her very first shift last night. She's got her
Speaker 7: very first casual job.
Speaker 1: Maccas.
Speaker 6: Wow. Last night.
Speaker 3: Yes, did her last orientation and stuff. And it was
Speaker 3: so weird dropping her off because it's like, oh, off
Speaker 3: she goes.
Speaker 7: Off you fly, birdie. and actually said to myself.
Speaker 8: Well, you kicked her out. Well, you're earning your $ 12
Speaker 8: an hour now.
Speaker 2: Mum, mum, mum, mum, before you drive off, only $ 15.
Speaker 6: Sign that lease off, you go.
Speaker 1: I'm not Donny Potter.
Speaker 8: I've not changed the lock.
Speaker 1: See you, kiddo.
Speaker 3: No, but it was really the weirdest feeling because it
Speaker 3: felt like a major step forward in her progress. And
Speaker 3: in our sort of, I don't know, our family dynamic,
Speaker 3: it's like, wow, this is like you could feel the
Speaker 3: enormity of, Of last month.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there are these little mini moments, Baz.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 1: Mini milestones.
Speaker 2: The bigger ones, like 18 and 21 and finishing year 12,
Speaker 2: starting university.
Speaker 1: But those other ones, like their first jobs as well.
Speaker 1: Did you get some photos?
Speaker 7: We did when she got back in her uniform.
Speaker 1: They hate it, don't they?
Speaker 7: Oh, she did, yeah. But she was so excited.
Speaker 1: You look back at all those photos now, they just
Speaker 1: got angry faces.
Speaker 7: She's a teenager. We got the school photo back the
Speaker 7: other week. Jushi looks paid off.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: By 15, you've had enough of this. And also, you know,
Speaker 2: they're growing up in an age of filters. Can we
Speaker 2: take another one? Let me just check it. Let me
Speaker 2: pinch and zoom, pinch and zoom, pinch and zoom. That
Speaker 2: school photo is the worst photo you'll ever have.
Speaker 1: I reckon you sit.
Speaker 2: Brad Pitt in front of that school photographer. Here, look
Speaker 2: as patient and ill as the rest of us.
Speaker 7: I said to her, would it hurt you to smile?
Speaker 6: Anyway, so as I was.
Speaker 3: Driving off, I thought, I actually said out loud to myself, well,
Speaker 3: this is what's meant to happen.
Speaker 7: Like this is, this is, this is good. This is
Speaker 7: not a bad thing.
Speaker 1: Enjoy it, Pat.
Speaker 7: This is, this is what life is all about. And
Speaker 7: it means we're doing a good job.
Speaker 1: And what's she, does she know what she's, is she
Speaker 1: on the fryer? What's she doing at Mac? Is she
Speaker 1: doing fries?
Speaker 7: Right out front. Director of first impressions, of course. So, yeah,
Speaker 7: she's really excited.
Speaker 1: Said like a true tiger. That's my daughter. Not out
Speaker 1: the back on the fly like those other odd-looking kids.
Speaker 8: But anyway, can't all be front of house.
Speaker 1: My daughter, she's a maitre d' at Macca's.
Speaker 7: You know what, though? The discounts are pretty good.
Speaker 1: Do you have a reservation?
Speaker 8: Discount?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the thing I'm most excited about. Oh, share, share, share, share.
Speaker 3: No, well, apparently you get quite a good discount at Kmart,
Speaker 3: so I'm a bit excited about that.
Speaker 6: Oh, really?
Speaker 8: Macca's workers get what, like, cops do at a cafe?
Speaker 16: Yes.
Speaker 8: Thanks for your service.
Speaker 1: It's such a great initiative, though.
Speaker 3: Like, they have staff movie nights, and I tell you what,
Speaker 3: they do it brilliantly.
Speaker 1: But that's Rorty.
Speaker 2: It feels like you're going to be going there.
Speaker 1: And there's free popcorn. No, I don't. No, my daughter's
Speaker 1: in bed.
Speaker 3: But, yeah, so major, major thing in our house this week.
Speaker 3: So it is a five out of five.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's brilliant. And she was just, you know, brilliant.
Speaker 7: Really just bursting at the seams when she came out.
Speaker 7: She was absolutely thrilled.
Speaker 2: You wait till they get their first sort of pay
Speaker 2: thing and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Enjoy it all, Patsy. It's great.
Speaker 2: All right, we can take a break. Are you having
Speaker 2: a five-star week?
Speaker 1: One star? Two star? Let us know and why.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian, my week so far, three out of five. Would
Speaker 1: have been a.
Speaker 2: Five out of five, but I've had to deduct a
Speaker 2: point off for each kid.
Speaker 1: They're driving me nuts. That's what you call... Honest text messages.
Speaker 7: Not even school holidays yet.
Speaker 1: I know. Christian and the team. This is from Carl. Morning, Carl.
Speaker 2: I was listening to the show this morning. I heard
Speaker 2: a great misheard lyric for you. I just want to
Speaker 2: share it now for Monday. Electric blue by Ice House.
Speaker 2: The lyrics are in too deep. What I'm hearing is,
Speaker 2: you know you, mate, intern Pete.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay.
Speaker 2: And listen, Ice House fans, we have five golden tickets
Speaker 2: to an exclusive Ice House experience. At Sydney's iconic Fleet
Speaker 2: Steps at Mrs. McCoy's Point, today's winning song is Street Cafe.
Speaker 2: When you hear it, 13, 55, 22 to get on
Speaker 2: the guest list.
Speaker 1: Rio, rate your week. What is it out of five?
Speaker 8: I am 2.5 stars right down the middle.
Speaker 1: What's happened?
Speaker 12: Well, on one hand, discovered a big problem. On the
Speaker 12: other hand, solved a big problem. So yesterday afternoon, I
Speaker 12: figured out that for almost a year now, I've been
Speaker 12: boiling our clothes in the washing machine. because I've noticed
Speaker 12: we moved into a new house almost a year ago,
Speaker 12: and I didn't join the dots, but I've noticed I
Speaker 12: didn't feel like I've been putting on a lot of weight,
Speaker 12: but I felt like all of our clothes, from our
Speaker 12: T-shirts to our socks, had just been getting a little
Speaker 12: bit smaller and smaller and smaller. And I've actually been
Speaker 12: going on a bit of a diet recently.
Speaker 1: Because of this?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I asked Mac what she'd been doing for her
Speaker 12: wedding so I could do the same.
Speaker 1: Mainly just eating and living on popcorn. It's called the
Speaker 1: kiddie diet. It ain't great.
Speaker 12: And then I noticed yesterday after 10 months, the drain
Speaker 12: hose that goes from the washing machine into the sink,
Speaker 12: I put my hands in and I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: it's hot.
Speaker 8: Like it's really, really hot. And then I thought, hmm,
Speaker 8: cause I've.
Speaker 12: Put it on a cold wash and I always put
Speaker 12: it on a cold wash, but what I've realized is.
Speaker 12: When we put the washing machines in 10 months ago,
Speaker 12: I've put the hot in the cold.
Speaker 1: And the hitting.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 1: Oh, my God. I wonder if anyone's ever done that before.
Speaker 1: You've been shrinking your clothes.
Speaker 8: We're shrinking our clothes, not even in the dryer.
Speaker 1: And developing body dysmorphia. No wonder you're hitting the gym
Speaker 1: so hard.
Speaker 8: And the crazy thing is, for a year..
Speaker 2: You turned down a Macca's breakfast last week and I
Speaker 2: just thought you were ill.
Speaker 8: No, it's because of my shrinking teeth.
Speaker 12: The dumbest part of it is for years, I've been
Speaker 12: taking our clothes out of the washing machine and going,
Speaker 12: they're quite hot.
Speaker 8: Double degree, huh? And when I open the door, it's
Speaker 8: like he opened the door of a dishwasher.
Speaker 1: Steam coming out.
Speaker 8: I've never gone, oh, maybe I've made a mistake. I've
Speaker 8: just gone, that's weird.
Speaker 7: Your water bill must be atrocious.
Speaker 8: The gas bill, the whole water bill is through the roof, Patsy.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. Oh, my God. Great discovery, though. Yes. Well
Speaker 1: saved and well diagnosed. Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's high-level adulting, I think. I would say I'm having
Speaker 2: a five-star week. Guys, I'm very, very proud, actually. My
Speaker 2: daughter sent me a photo from Sydney the other day
Speaker 2: and the big dimmocks they've got there. And my book
Speaker 2: on script has made it onto the Father's Day table.
Speaker 8: Oh, yes.
Speaker 1: Thanks, guys.
Speaker 2: She sent me a photo and, like, kids find it
Speaker 2: hard to give praise back.
Speaker 1: And all I got was a photo of that. And
Speaker 1: I was like, wow. And all she said was that, wow.
Speaker 2: Would have killed you, Ruby, to write a few words
Speaker 2: as in wow, proud of you, puppy.
Speaker 1: Rather than wow. Wow, there's two up in two interpretations. Really?
Speaker 10: Really?
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 1: Someone at head office is going to get it.
Speaker 2: How is this next to Atomic Habits by James Clear?
Speaker 1: Old mate's book. Plays Mondo Rock for a living. How
Speaker 1: is he here?
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: As in wow.
Speaker 8: The state of the world right now.
Speaker 1: Father's Day table.
Speaker 8: Was it exclamation mark wow?
Speaker 1: No, just wow.
Speaker 6: Ooh. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Only one way to interpret that. Hey, but wow.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 6: Hey, everybody needs.
Speaker 1: More than a wow. The Father's Day table. Treat your
Speaker 1: dad right with a copy of Unscript.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 1: Go on.
Speaker 2: Podcast.
Speaker 4: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, I just heard what Rio did to his washing machine.
Speaker 2: I did the same thing, but the hose on the
Speaker 2: wrong tap. Fried my motherboard.
Speaker 1: Trust me. Cost me a machine.
Speaker 2: Can the title of today's show be called Fried My Motherboard?
Speaker 2: It sounds like something else, doesn't it? Hey, how did
Speaker 2: that date go? Fried my motherboard.
Speaker 8: Needless to say.
Speaker 1: Wrong hose. Okay, so this weekend... Focus. Sing.
Speaker 2: This weekend, Intern Pete is running the Sydney Mountain, and
Speaker 2: we are with him every single step.
Speaker 1: Of the way.
Speaker 9: Thank you, everyone.
Speaker 1: Let me get into the production, man.
Speaker 9: Sorry.
Speaker 1: And he hasn't got back to you about joining that
Speaker 1: streaming service. Have you checked your voicemail?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 13: Okay.
Speaker 1: Intern Pete this weekend is.
Speaker 2: Running the Sydney Marathon and we are with him every step.
Speaker 1: Of the way. Literally.
Speaker 6: And I think I've overcommitted, by the way. All of
Speaker 6: my friends said to me yesterday, did you really say
Speaker 6: on national radio that you would do it in three
Speaker 6: hours and 30 minutes? They're all laughing at me going,
Speaker 6: you know that's not possible for me because three hours
Speaker 6: and 50 minutes is my record, but that was.
Speaker 1: The fastest I've ever run. Three hours and 50 is
Speaker 1: still quick.
Speaker 6: It is quick, but I mentally think I can get
Speaker 6: three hours and 30, but none of my.
Speaker 2: Friends think I can do it. If you think you
Speaker 2: can do it, I reckon you could do it. You're
Speaker 2: a very determined guy.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 6: I want to win.
Speaker 1: Not win the whole thing. I think we discussed that yesterday.
Speaker 1: I feel like we should, you know. Manage expectations here. Hey,
Speaker 1: this is spoiler alert. You don't win it. I know.
Speaker 6: And again, my nerves are through the roof already. And
Speaker 6: we're like, you know, five days out. I'm already so
Speaker 6: worked up about this. Like, I'm really building up.
Speaker 1: And what are the nerves? What are the nerves? Tell
Speaker 1: me about that. What are they about?
Speaker 6: The nerves are just like the buildup.
Speaker 1: It's the biggest.
Speaker 6: I mean, I've done it before, but it's still the
Speaker 6: biggest achievement that I've kind of done from a physical
Speaker 6: point of view. And it's just something I never thought
Speaker 6: I'd actually do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's an incredible achievement to do it once.
Speaker 6: I think over the years I've talked about running and
Speaker 6: park runs were the original things that I got into
Speaker 6: because mum and her sisters, they were all doing park runs,
Speaker 6: sort of walking around Frankston and Albert Park in Melbourne
Speaker 6: and all that sort of stuff and then And then
Speaker 6: I got into it from there. And then I just
Speaker 6: found the love of it because it just.
Speaker 13: Oh, wow.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that was the reason.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Running and walking and just getting outside fixes everything. Fixes
Speaker 6: your headspace.
Speaker 1: Fixes your health. Everything. Born to move.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And so when I did the first marathon, I just,
Speaker 6: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to do more and more and more.
Speaker 6: And I don't want to do like, you know, a
Speaker 6: triathlon or anything like that afterwards. I just want to
Speaker 6: keep doing marathons because it just brings me so much joy.
Speaker 6: I really do love it.
Speaker 1: And I.
Speaker 6: I think, you know, because we're nominating Ks for all
Speaker 6: these listeners, I'd like to put one.
Speaker 9: Down for Dolly, if that's okay. Dolly Parton today.
Speaker 1: If she could have one of those.
Speaker 14: Number one?
Speaker 1: She number one? Start right?
Speaker 6: Yep, number one.
Speaker 1: She can have number one. No, not number one. Too crass.
Speaker 1: Hold on, mate. It was it, wasn't it?
Speaker 6: No, I was just checking because some scout group wanted
Speaker 6: number one as well.
Speaker 1: Well, they have number two.
Speaker 6: They can have number two.
Speaker 1: What about 77?
Speaker 7: Because in your interview she was..
Speaker 1: How many cases did he do it? Thanks, Paddy.
Speaker 2: Listen, if he does 77, it'll be in your news.
Speaker 2: A deranged man. It's Monday morning, a deranged man. It's
Speaker 2: still running the city. He's doing his third lap. He's
Speaker 2: just putting up in Mildura. He's going to go left
Speaker 2: turn at the Opera House.
Speaker 6: I know, I know. When you talk about nerves, this
Speaker 6: is what's happening. Basically, my headspace is through the roof
Speaker 6: at the moment because I'm just so..
Speaker 1: Do you know what? Listen, you've got to run it
Speaker 1: to enjoy it.
Speaker 2: You've obviously got a deep love of running. It's really
Speaker 2: sort of improved your life. Run because you enjoy doing it, mate.
Speaker 2: Don't get in your head about the clock and the
Speaker 2: time and stuff like that. and you're constantly looking at you.
Speaker 2: The best chance you've got of doing a good time
Speaker 2: anyway is the more you enjoy it and the joy
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 6: It's an incredible.
Speaker 2: Thing to do, and everyone's going to be cheering. You know,
Speaker 2: 200,000 people are going to be along that incredible iconic
Speaker 2: route as well, cheering strangers on.
Speaker 1: It's a lovely thing. Same with the London Mouth.
Speaker 2: You know, so many people just come out, even if
Speaker 2: they didn't know anyone in it, just to cheer strangers on,
Speaker 2: doing something really incredible. So enjoy being part of something
Speaker 2: really special again in your life, Pete, as well, this weekend.
Speaker 6: Thanks so much. I just saw a Qantas flight come
Speaker 6: through the sky then. Honestly, there's people flying in from.
Speaker 1: All over the world.
Speaker 2: Is he to be obsessed with every flight coming into Sydney?
Speaker 2: There's got to be people in Asics runners, like, limbering up.
Speaker 4: No, honestly.
Speaker 8: I just saw another plane come through.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm... Through the sky.
Speaker 8: It's like, they come all the time anyway.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah.
Speaker 1: He's probably just got a load of this boring businessman
Speaker 1: for some meetings.
Speaker 6: It's a scheduled flight, I know.
Speaker 2: What's your personal time you're hoping to be doing? To
Speaker 2: get to the airport?
Speaker 1: Get an Uber? To find the Uber there? I know,
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 6: But anyway, just welcome everyone if you're arriving for the
Speaker 6: Sydney Marathon.
Speaker 8: Wave to a plane today.
Speaker 1: And also..
Speaker 2: Third show this week, Pete is using his airtime to
Speaker 2: welcome people from around the world.
Speaker 1: Because that's what you do.
Speaker 2: When you arrive in a new city, you go, what's
Speaker 2: the local radio station.
Speaker 1: Here that will welcome me?
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Please tune into Barcelona's version of Gold FM, could you?
Speaker 2: I want to hear the weather guy welcome me to
Speaker 2: this great city.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Intern Pete, this weekend, we wanted the 40,000 good souls
Speaker 2: who are doing the Sydney Mountain. We want to cheer
Speaker 2: him along the way. So this is where we need
Speaker 2: your help, Bright Siders. We want to dedicate each of
Speaker 2: the 42 Ks to one of you. So if you
Speaker 2: want to sponsor a K, so Pete is going to
Speaker 2: say for each K that he's about to undergo, he's
Speaker 2: going to say your name, where you're from. There might
Speaker 2: be a reason why you want a particular K on
Speaker 2: the 42.
Speaker 1: Let us know.
Speaker 2: Lines are open now, 13, 55, 22, or you can
Speaker 2: text me 0475 031043.
Speaker 15: Hey, Pete, this is Jules. I'm doing the 9km walk
Speaker 15: for Lifeline for Out of the Shadows on the 5th
Speaker 15: of September. So at 9km, I figure I could motivate you,
Speaker 15: you could motivate me.
Speaker 13: All the best.
Speaker 15: Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Oh, Jules, good luck for your walk as well. Pete,
Speaker 1: you got that one down?
Speaker 12: Jules?
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 9: 5th of September.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Good luck, Jules. No, not for the dedication. It's Jules,
Speaker 1: the 9th K1.
Speaker 2: Oh, yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like you said, the nerves are very... Three more
Speaker 1: shows to go. He's got it. Hey, Pete, it's Robin here.
Speaker 15: I'd love to request a memory of my grandson, Brodie,
Speaker 15: for Kilometer 28.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 15: Wish you the best of luck.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's beautiful. You can definitely do that. You can
Speaker 1: have that one.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: You can have a K of the 42. Intern Pete's
Speaker 2: got a run this weekend in Sunday's Sydney Mouthing. Dedicated
Speaker 2: to you. I'm actually going to know we want to dedicate, obviously,
Speaker 2: to the great Dolly Parton.
Speaker 1: She should do K's nine to five. That's good.
Speaker 6: Oh, smart.
Speaker 10: Love that.
Speaker 2: Sonia wants K number seven. Saying it's on you, Sonia,
Speaker 2: to push him along. Jules wants nine. K for the
Speaker 2: lifeline of Melbourne. She's doing that to motivate him. And
Speaker 2: he wants to motivate her. 28 Ks for Robin for
Speaker 2: her grandson. Maggie thinks K38 is going to be the
Speaker 2: hardest one.
Speaker 1: She's Irish. She called yesterday. Do you remember? She's done 10.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: 10 marathons.
Speaker 2: Shannon wants K23. Yesterday was her twin's 23rd birthday. Christian,
Speaker 2: can we sponsor K13 for Splat Our Cat?
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 1: Of course you can.
Speaker 2: You've got to shout that out loud as you start 13K.
Speaker 1: Spat the cat. This one's for you.
Speaker 6: This will be great.
Speaker 1: Yaz is on the line. Good morning, Yaz.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Pete.
Speaker 5: How are you going?
Speaker 1: Good, mate. Now, Yaz, which beer of the race do
Speaker 1: you want to sponsor? Which K? K.
Speaker 5: I wanted to sponsor the last one, but Pete has
Speaker 5: already dedicated that to his beautiful mother. So I'm going
Speaker 5: to dedicate the second last Kilometre 41 for my mother
Speaker 5: so Peter can push it home for us.
Speaker 6: I will do, mate. What's your mum's name?
Speaker 1: Her name was Fatma. Fatma.
Speaker 6: Perfect. So Fatma and Helen will be the final two
Speaker 6: Ks in the Sydney Marathon this weekend.
Speaker 13: Thanks, Yas.
Speaker 2: Beautiful.
Speaker 1: Yas, thanks for the support. Have a good day, mate.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling.
Speaker 5: You too.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Kirini, welcome to the show. Beautiful name as well.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Christian.
Speaker 10: Thank you for having me on.
Speaker 9: I'd like to have a kilometre number two for First
Speaker 9: Stepping Scout Group. Obviously, we wanted number one.
Speaker 13: Being First Stepping.
Speaker 10: However, we're happy to give that to Dolly Parton and
Speaker 10: would love to sponsor number two.
Speaker 1: No, you're going to have number one now. Dolly's going
Speaker 1: to do nine.
Speaker 13: No way.
Speaker 2: Down to five. She's doing nine to five. You'll be
Speaker 2: number one for the First Epping.
Speaker 15: Yes, so that's First Stepping Scout Group in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Love that. Awesome. Awesome. Kiralee, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much.
Speaker 9: Thanks, Christian.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, I'd love to sponsor Intern Pete's. 22k mark i'm
Speaker 2: also running the sydney marathon hopefully i will see pete
Speaker 2: on the big day.
Speaker 1: Oh awesome that is from.
Speaker 2: Uh peter uh peter horgan thank you very much maria
Speaker 2: also wants to uh christian my son scott was meant
Speaker 2: to be doing the sydney mouth he's had to withdraw
Speaker 2: he's got a hip injury he's absolutely gutted he can't
Speaker 2: run can we dedicate the 40k one to him scott
Speaker 2: walker done You.
Speaker 8: Better be running to it.
Speaker 1: What are the odds? All right.
Speaker 2: Let's get into today's What Are The Odds?
Speaker 12: Believe it or not, oh, what are the odds? You
Speaker 12: gotta be joshing me.
Speaker 9: Like were you a Cheryl who.
Speaker 6: Married a hon?
Speaker 8: Who worked with a Cheryl? Who married a hon as well?
Speaker 2: Every Wednesday morning on The Christian O'Connell Show, we're looking
Speaker 2: for your stories. We celebrate them of coincidence and chance.
Speaker 15: I'd lost this tiny diamond from my engagement ring. Refused
Speaker 15: to vacuum the house for a whole week. And as
Speaker 15: my robo-vac was vacuuming, it stopped. And sure enough, right
Speaker 15: under there was my diamond ring.
Speaker 10: I was working in a small local club and I
Speaker 10: was involved in an arm's hold up. And down the road,
Speaker 10: my cousin was involved in an arm's hold up the
Speaker 10: same morning.
Speaker 15: I have a brother called Michael.
Speaker 1: When he went to uni, he made a friend called
Speaker 1: Michael Michaels.
Speaker 15: Now, Michael Michaels went to St. Michael's, the school, and
Speaker 15: he lived in Michael's school.
Speaker 2: I can never hear enough of some of these. They're
Speaker 2: so great. This morning, here we go to Colin. His
Speaker 2: answer revealed that we were both born in the same hospital.
Speaker 2: What are the odds, Chris? Wait, there's more. About a
Speaker 2: week later.
Speaker 1: Hang on. Wait, there's more. More, you say?
Speaker 2: About a week later, I'm sitting at my desk, ready
Speaker 2: to take the first call of the day.
Speaker 1: Guess what? It's him again. The same guy. What are
Speaker 1: the odds? Guys I've not heard from him since. Sad note,
Speaker 1: that one. Rio, you've got a story for us for
Speaker 1: What Are The Odds?
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 12: Last year, I went to an incredible wedding in Sri Lanka.
Speaker 12: My friend's Sri Lankan. They got married there. I was
Speaker 12: sitting next to this guy, Dinesh, and we were geeking
Speaker 12: out because on the next table was a 1996 winning
Speaker 12: Sri Lankan World Cup cricket team.
Speaker 8: They were all there. Jayasuriya, Ratatunga. I talked to Chiminda Vass.
Speaker 8: We went over. It was really, really cool. Now, my parents..
Speaker 12: Just got back from the Maldives and they were telling
Speaker 12: me they were having a chat with the executive chef
Speaker 12: there because they're chatty people.
Speaker 8: And they were talking to him and said, oh, no,
Speaker 8: you know, we're from Australia. Where are you from?
Speaker 12: He said, I'm from Sri Lanka. He said, oh, my
Speaker 12: son was at a wedding for Sri Lanka. He was
Speaker 12: at the same wedding as the cricket team.
Speaker 8: And he goes, oh, no way. I was at that wedding.
Speaker 8: He said... What's his name? Mum said Rio. He goes, oh,
Speaker 8: that sounds familiar. And mum told me, I said, what's
Speaker 8: his name? She said Dinesh. I said, that's Dinesh who
Speaker 8: I was sitting next to.
Speaker 1: Oh, my God. Bloody Dinesh. That's incredible.
Speaker 6: That's crazy, right?
Speaker 1: That is a real what are the odds.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: All right, what stories have you got? Coincidence and chance.
Speaker 2: The Chuckle Sisters are primed. Not for working on radio,
Speaker 2: but they are primed. We're yet to find out what
Speaker 2: they're primed for, but they are chuckling and they've got headsets.
Speaker 1: So please, let's put them to use.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 1: Go on.
Speaker 4: Podcast.
Speaker 1: Blimey, Christian.
Speaker 2: Rio must have made a really good impression. Sat next
Speaker 2: to a guy for a whole wedding, and all Dinesh
Speaker 2: can say is.
Speaker 1: That name sounds familiar. That's why he's on the radio. Oh, Mr. Charisma.
Speaker 1: Ten hours with the guy.
Speaker 8: Wow, I didn't think of it like that.
Speaker 1: No, no, no. Anyway, Christian, I'd love to dedicate KM32.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a flight number now. Kilometre 30 to
Speaker 2: my wife and our 30th wedding anniversary this weekend. Nothing
Speaker 2: says love more than dedicating another man's hard work to
Speaker 2: your wife.
Speaker 1: Happy anniversary, Amy. That's from Tim. Christian Wood.
Speaker 2: Pete, be able to dedicate the 40th kilometre to my mum.
Speaker 2: Her name is Joyce Forty.
Speaker 1: What a name.
Speaker 2: My auntie Jean was also 40. They were both 40s.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Pauline. Yes, we can do that. Christian,
Speaker 2: we come for you, Christian. We stay for the Chuckle Sisters.
Speaker 1: I just had to reel.
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to get some merch made up
Speaker 2: for the Chuckle Sisters.
Speaker 8: What are you thinking?
Speaker 2: It's got bright colours because they're bright colours. I'm thinking
Speaker 2: red T-shirt, yellow lettering. The font is that kind of 70s.
Speaker 1: Do you know what? There's a definitive iconic rounded bubbly.
Speaker 6: Bubbly, yes.
Speaker 8: I know exactly what you mean.
Speaker 1: Like Boogie Nights. You know that font?
Speaker 7: Boogie Nights.
Speaker 1: Not Boogie Nights, but you know what I mean? That
Speaker 1: kind of.
Speaker 2: Listen, I was talking about typography, guys, okay? Please don't
Speaker 2: counsel me. All right, let's see what the Chuckle Sisters
Speaker 2: have lined up on the lines now.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Graeme.
Speaker 13: Hey, good team.
Speaker 15: How are we?
Speaker 1: Good morning. Welcome to the show, Graeme. What are the odds?
Speaker 10: Well, the odds are I've got a mate and his wife,
Speaker 10: both coppers. His ute got stolen. So no worries. Got
Speaker 10: the insurance payout. A few months later, I'll get another ute.
Speaker 10: Goes looking, sees what advertised, rings up the guy. Yeah,
Speaker 10: come around and look at the ute, mate. Him and
Speaker 10: his wife go around. They're looking at the ute, nice
Speaker 10: blue ute. Oh, it's all good. And they're looking at
Speaker 10: the cover on the back, and they look at some
Speaker 10: stitching that they knew that they'd done. Then they looked
Speaker 10: at the seat, another repair that they'd done, and they thought,
Speaker 10: this is our ute. So they kept quiet, said to
Speaker 10: the guy, we'll get you some cash, and we'll come back. Oh, great.
Speaker 10: They come back with the coppers and they go, well,
Speaker 10: because the car's a different colour now, whoever stole it.
Speaker 10: And they said, well, that guard there, it's blue now.
Speaker 10: We put a yellow one on it and it was
Speaker 10: a white car. So they scratched down and sure enough,
Speaker 10: all the colours checked out and they busted some sort
Speaker 10: of car ring in the end. So he got his
Speaker 10: car back.
Speaker 1: What are the odds you'd go and see it and
Speaker 1: you'd buy it from the people that stole it?
Speaker 10: I know, it's the fact that he was a copper
Speaker 10: too and they've come round and banned his own use.
Speaker 10: It was, yeah.
Speaker 8: That's unlucky.
Speaker 10: What are the odds?
Speaker 1: What are the odds? It's a cracker, Graeme, thank you
Speaker 1: very much.
Speaker 8: A Graeme cracker.
Speaker 1: Oh my God. I feel sorry for Janesh. What time
Speaker 1: is this wedding ending? Rebecca, good morning, Rebecca. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show.
Speaker 15: Good morning. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, Rebecca. What are the odds back?
Speaker 10: Both of my daughters have the same freckle on the
Speaker 10: same hand as each other and the same spot as me.
Speaker 1: Oh, that is incredible. The same freckle, the same spot,
Speaker 1: and the same hand.
Speaker 15: Same finger.
Speaker 1: Same finger?
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 1: What are the odds? Yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Rebecca, thank you very much for your call. Sorry, what's up?
Speaker 2: We missed something there?
Speaker 7: That was one of the daughters.
Speaker 3: It's a baby in the background.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I wasn't sure what was going on. I thought
Speaker 2: it was Pete. Stuart, good morning, Stuart.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 13: Many years ago, I was going to a New Year's
Speaker 13: Eve party. It was a fancy dress party.
Speaker 16: It was when Russell Coit was in its prime, prime.
Speaker 16: I was dressed as Russell Coit, full Russell Coit regalia,
Speaker 16: and pull up into the bottle shop, the drive-thru, to
Speaker 16: get some drinks, loading up the boot.
Speaker 13: People are pointing at me and the staff, and they're going, oh, yeah,
Speaker 13: I'm Russell Coit. Then they start pointing at the car
Speaker 13: in front of me. In the car in front of
Speaker 13: me is Glenn Robbins.
Speaker 6: It's Glenn Robbins!
Speaker 1: The guy who plays Ruckling Court. Oh, what a spectacular...
Speaker 1: What are the odds?
Speaker 13: Color and and brand of car it was to confirm.
Speaker 2: It and he's a lovely guy as well glenn that
Speaker 2: is an incredible story i gave.
Speaker 13: Him the old wink with the head tilted to the
Speaker 13: side just a mutual uh Acknowledgement of each other.
Speaker 6: An homage.
Speaker 1: Glenn to Glenn. Russell to Russell. That is brilliant, Stuart.
Speaker 1: Great story. I love that one.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you a $ 250 voucher for Chemist Warehouse.
Speaker 1: Fantastic.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell Show. For the time wasted,
Speaker 2: a $ 250 voucher for Funday Natural Sweets. Funday, natural sweets,
Speaker 2: no added sugar, 100%. Mmm, num-num tasty. Maybe you want
Speaker 2: to try raspberry gummy frogs, strawberry and cream gummies, sour vegan.
Speaker 1: It's not very nice to say about them.
Speaker 2: Sour vegan, oh, gummy bears, and my favourites, cola-flavoured gummy bottles.
Speaker 1: Get your gummy on, that's what I always say.
Speaker 2: You do?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: All right, we're looking for your dog TV shows. What
Speaker 2: do we think are in the top five team? Most
Speaker 2: popular dog names in Australia of last year.
Speaker 10: Milo.
Speaker 1: Not in the five.
Speaker 7: Luna, I know, is popular.
Speaker 6: Number one.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, loves the press release. Chucks it in every
Speaker 2: news bulletin. That's what it probably done this last year.
Speaker 7: I know that Luna's popular.
Speaker 1: Bruce is at number five.
Speaker 3: Bruce?
Speaker 1: I've never heard of him. I love dogs with human names.
Speaker 1: You've done the dog part. Kevin!
Speaker 2: And suddenly a little pug comes over, wheezing his calf.
Speaker 2: Bruce is at number five. Four is Coco. Three is Daisy.
Speaker 2: Number two is Teddy.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 8: Big dogs are always called Teddy.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, so we're looking for dog TV shows. What
Speaker 2: are the dogs watching whilst we're out? Well, the night before,
Speaker 2: they watch Late Night with Jimmy Kibble. Oh, God.
Speaker 1: Have a fun day. Fresh pug of Bel-Air.
Speaker 10: Silver.
Speaker 1: Silver. Man's best friends. You know, the sitcom.
Speaker 13: Yeah, gold.
Speaker 1: But it's dogs.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 8: That's good.
Speaker 1: Beast has got it. Beg brother. Beg brother.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: Doctor. Who's a good boy?
Speaker 3: Gold.
Speaker 1: All right, Ria, what have you got? What are they
Speaker 1: watching on dog TV?
Speaker 8: They're watching Ally McBeagle.
Speaker 1: Oh, very good. Gold.
Speaker 8: They're watching some dodgy doggies. A car and a fur.
Speaker 8: LAUGHTER I can imagine that.
Speaker 2: Dodgy dogs, yeah? Irish dogs, aren't they? Dodgy fake quotes
Speaker 2: for guttering. They doorstep Vincent Kilder. Living in a share house.
Speaker 2: I've got it all mapped out. Yeah, that's a gold. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I really flashed that episode out.
Speaker 1: For us, guys.
Speaker 8: There are some funny dogs, too, on the telly.
Speaker 15: Oh, yeah?
Speaker 2: What are they doing?
Speaker 8: Yeah, up with Sam Pang.
Speaker 12: They're playing Have You Been Paying a Terrier?
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, no, no.
Speaker 10: Bronze.
Speaker 8: I like it.
Speaker 1: Back it up. Back it up. No fundays.
Speaker 8: There's some more dodgy dogs in the cross.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God.
Speaker 1: What are they up to now?
Speaker 8: It's under belly rubs.
Speaker 1: Oh, very good. Go plus.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 13: Sorry.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: I know nerves are at a high point right now
Speaker 2: ahead of the Sydney Marathon.
Speaker 1: We're also trying to do a radio show. And I
Speaker 1: get it, okay? You're excited. You're nervous. But you're also
Speaker 1: in front of the microphone.
Speaker 2: And there have been a lot of whiz bangs and barks,
Speaker 2: mumbles and stumbles today.
Speaker 1: And so I want to do my bit to help you.
Speaker 2: And so I appeal now to anyone who is a
Speaker 2: hypnotherapist to help focus. You've focused and honed your body.
Speaker 2: It is now time for us to really get to
Speaker 2: work on the mind. Of intern Pete.
Speaker 8: We need Chris Angel or something. Mind freak.
Speaker 1: Pete, you can't call him mind freak. Sorry, dear everyone. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: not at all.
Speaker 2: Just to help you get in the right frame of mind.
Speaker 2: Mind and body coming together with heart and soul. And
Speaker 2: you're going to smash the Sydney Marathon. There'll be a
Speaker 2: lot of people that have had hypnotherapy, various things, or NLP.
Speaker 2: So if anyone is listening who does this or knows
Speaker 2: someone who's really good, you know, because they can do
Speaker 2: it over the phone or.
Speaker 1: Over Zoom, it would really help. They can do it
Speaker 1: over the phone? With a simple tune, yes.
Speaker 8: That's the simplest mind I've ever encountered.
Speaker 2: I can hear you. Oh, no, this would just be
Speaker 2: filling out the form in reception. Doctor, he's gone under.
Speaker 1: What, in reception? Just grab me a glass of water.
Speaker 1: Bloody hell, he's good.
Speaker 2: If anyone can work on intern Pete, please contact the
Speaker 2: show ASAP.
Speaker 1: I'm serious.
Speaker 2: Christian at christianoconnell.com.au You have a beautiful mind. And it's
Speaker 2: my responsibility to focus it for the marathon. It's gone
Speaker 2: under already now.
Speaker 1: You are a chicken.
Speaker 2: All right, you are a middle-aged intern. All right, made
Speaker 2: us laugh on the show.
Speaker 1: Okay, more of an internal joke. All right, dog TV shows.
Speaker 2: Inspector Rex Hunt's Fishing Adventures.
Speaker 1: Well done, Dale in Blacktown. Border Collie Security. Oh, well done.
Speaker 1: One of the greatest Australian TV shows ever. I love
Speaker 1: that show. It's goated to me.
Speaker 12: It is.
Speaker 8: I was going to produce some good stuff.
Speaker 1: No, that's the best of it. How I met you, Milo.
Speaker 6: Bronze.
Speaker 1: Bone and away.
Speaker 8: Silver.
Speaker 1: Two and a half Doberman.
Speaker 8: Silver.
Speaker 1: NYPD Bluey.
Speaker 6: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: Walkies, Texas Ranger.
Speaker 8: Gold.
Speaker 1: Well done, Paul. Mastiff in the middle.
Speaker 8: Silver plus.
Speaker 1: Puppy the Vampire Slayer.
Speaker 13: Gold.
Speaker 1: Better call Saul to play ball.
Speaker 10: Very good, gold.
Speaker 1: Well done, Connor. Brooklyn Canine, nine. Silver Plus. Cellular Diplomat.
Speaker 1: The Diplomat.
Speaker 5: Gold.
Speaker 1: That's very, very good. Chew Noble.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 1: Yes, it is a TV show-ish, but... Home and Sharpay.
Speaker 1: Home and Sharpay.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 8: It's Silver Plus.
Speaker 1: High level, Tracy. Barks and Recreation.
Speaker 8: Silver.
Speaker 1: Tipping Pointer.
Speaker 6: Gold.
Speaker 1: Whose poo is it anyway?
Speaker 6: Gold. Gold.
Speaker 1: Game of Bones.
Speaker 2: Silver.
Speaker 1: Pugly Betty. Good TV show that was. That was a
Speaker 1: blast in the past. Pugly Betty.
Speaker 8: Very good.
Speaker 1: Nathan. Chasing Postman Pat. Oh, that's very good.
Speaker 8: That's gold plus two.
Speaker 2: Jake, that's very good. Amelia's got it, sir. Christian, it's
Speaker 2: not Law and Order SVU. It's Law and Order Special
Speaker 2: Vets Unit.
Speaker 10: Silver.
Speaker 1: My Bichon Rousse. My Bichon rules. Rachel, that's very good.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Who is winning $ 250.
Speaker 1: Worth of the Funday Sweets on today's Time Waster?
Speaker 8: Jake with Chasing Postman Pats.
Speaker 2: Well done, Jake. You're today's winner in Greenville. Last words
Speaker 2: for us are actually going to be this. It's another
Speaker 2: isolated vocal. This is where you strip back all the
Speaker 2: music for the great Dolly Parton. This is her in
Speaker 2: a kind of really stripped back way. We call these
Speaker 2: the isolated vocals. this have a listen to this it's
Speaker 2: 60 seconds of this is what genius sounds like when
Speaker 2: you have an almost otherworldly talent and that was Dolly
Speaker 2: Barn this will be the last song for us today
Speaker 2: we're back tomorrow turn this up enjoy.
Speaker 14: It if I should stay.
Speaker 11: I would only be in your way so I'll go.
Speaker 1: But I know.
Speaker 4: I'll think of you each step of.
Speaker 11: The way And I will always love you I will
Speaker 11: always love you.
Speaker 4: I The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 1: Go on.