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"We can't wait to play them on Monday's show. What up? The Christian O'Connell show podcast. Today's world snacking day. What are your thank you for the free production. What are your favorite snacks team? What do you really go to? Well, I'm trying to eat less processed food at the moment and it's making me crave what I think is at the Pinnacle of the snack tree. Cheese supreme Doritos. Oh my God, they're awesome. What would you do then? No, I actually feel like I'm now just going to get some today to begin my Friday night. Do you know that they sell with it? I like a salt and vinegar. Chip. Which brand are you going for? What's in the pink pack in the hot pink packet? Is that a monocyte sandboy? Thins or samboy both. No samboy here, like the classic crinkle ones. Yeah, I'd have you more fins. I thought you would have gone thin. No, I don't like a thin. I think that snacks is only 50% of this conversation. It has to be about the dip, is Len into McCartney. It isn't just sexism but what dick you have in as well. Have you guys ever tasted the heavenly delight that is? A Parmesan crisp. No. No. It's like sort of like brittle. It's like a cracker, but it's made entirely of Parmesan. They've done something to it. So it's very brittle, like one tap and it will break. So it's like a flat Turkish bread bit of cheese. Like bark. You know, when you have a charcuterie, how would you describe it? You know what I'm talking about. It's almost like glass. It's very thin. Cheese on a hot plate. Like toffee brittle. Who gives it to you? Guy in chapel street or 1 a.m.. That is so Melbourne football fan. I've got a guy show me out over the weekend. The first two is free which is. Anyway, I want to give you a hungry man today. Oh, it's so good. That a little bit of mayor of the goat cheese. If you know you know la la golden Lin. Hungry bangs. Ramen without hats. Raw man without her. Civil plus. Faith no small. Gold. Spandau buffet. Gold. And boys to menu. Children menu, many sliders. Okay, what have you got hungry bands? Eat loaf. Oh, that's very good, yeah. Gold. The boys. Rage against the vending machine, it stole my money. Gold for the performance, bronze for the material. And munch food and sons. That's gold. But Christian O'Connell show, podcast. Time waste to today we're looking for your hungry bands. Best in show. Double pass two blues fest here are the Easter. All right, hungry bands. Kit Kat Stevens. Silver. The peach boys, the peach, gold. Gallatin and roses. Silver, fed Zeppelin. Brendan well done. Snoop, hotty dog. Is here this weekend? Go, tear Melbourne this weekend. Patsy's front row. In the smoke pit, she told me. Stop it. You're taking that news bomb down. Cut it out. Span chow ballet. What Spencer? Instead of spandau ballet, chow, food. KFC in the sunshine button. Macca's run DMC. Gold, very good. What I'm Kelly and Joe, Motley chew. Gold. Men without snacks. Silver? Snack or more. A macklemore reference, were we? Yeah, I love that one for mother. Crumpet house at a crowded house. Silver plus. So pick and mix a lot. Chowder finger. Gold. Showers, everyone. Take it easy. One or too many. Cabbage garden. Gold. Iggy popcorn. Silver, not nearly fritta oh no, nearly focaccia. No, no. No back to you. James addiction to chocolate. Silver, no doubt, I mean that whole pizza. Oh no. Silva. Hey, hey, with the munchies? Gold. Hangry Anderson. He's really kicking off he hasn't eaten the cut about, you know? Well done, Steve. Midnight oil deep fried Mars bar. The oil to date. Starving gate. Gold. Faith no more snacks. You're only appetite. Gold. Nathan. Blink one 8 two. Silva, Stevie, wonder when dinner is. Favorite time waste of the week. Kelly Lutz, well done. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Suddenly we're playing that Sharon. Never bite him in 5 years. Suddenly he sells out mega record for the MCG. This place is like, hearing a lot about this new young kid. Young ripper? Edward Sheeran. But where are these popular? I live personally. Stick it on. To the weekend, everyone. If you're going to see Ed Sheeran tonight or Patsy in the smoke pit tomorrow, Snoop Dogg, take it easy, Patsy. Take it. You need your Monday. You and snoop, Patsy, you know she's going to the after show. Yeah. I was coming out to wear a bee where they really get their smoke on. All right, so Jackie boy, you got a big, big, big, long night tonight. I can't wait for my draft night. Can I put a call out to anybody in a fantasy football league who's looking down the barrel of a draft this weekend on next weekend? Please take a minute to thank your league commissioner. So who's the lead commissioner? Are you taking this role on the group asks you two? I've had it since the beginning of the 8 years ago. We started the league. It is a thankless job. Everybody complains to lead commissioner. Are you the ruling force? Yeah. But nobody cares that you work more than anybody else. I was up late last night getting the league ready, getting all the bits and pieces, the settings down part. Thank your league commissioner this weekend. Even the title was dry, isn't it? Lee commissioner. That's the name of my team as well, the commissioner's sons. It's not really, are you? I'm with Rio. That vomit noise is the only appropriate response. You're kidding me. That's my team name. All right, this is Monday's show. What is your fantasy team called? It's not the commissioner's sons. Yeah. I normally write in England when we do a lot of fancy football for soccer there. It's all like related to your team and passionate about that. Yeah, the boys like to waste their time doing like this. Unnamed to his voice in the title. That is what we'd have, all right? Chelsea, you know, grown-up stuff, grown-up stuff. The commissioner's son to get the credit that they don't give me. How can he force rules tonight, you know? Have you? Everybody's got a one minute strict one minute time limit. See this is a good idea because otherwise it's going to take ages. Or as it blows out, also hard 6 30 start anybody who comes later than 6 30 will be punished and they're one minute. What's your limit? What are you hazing now? They want me to time limit will become 32nd time limit. I bet you enforce all this. I have to. The office democracy of me. It's nothing creamery. All right, well commissioner, good luck tonight. We're back Monday. But Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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"Podcast. So last night, me and 82 other people are local town hall from 32 different countries all over the world, all became Australian citizens. So for me, I'm a family after being here almost 5 years. It's a really big thing. Especially for my wife and I, we're so excited. Like really excited, it feels like we're allowed to stay here. Hey, I never asked you by the way. What did you score on your test? 90%. I got two wrong. That's pretty good. I've got a hundred. Any time we talk about this, that gets brought up immediately. I rush. You won't be surprised I rushed through it. The lady even said it one boy should be a hand on my show when you can slow down. Click, click, click, click, click, click. I'll be the first Australian edible of you. All right then, so we're just talking about me getting to citizenship yesterday and becoming an Australian. And if any of you have gone through this in the last year or two and how you felt about it, Mary, come on in. Good morning, Christian. Now, Mary, I understand this is incredible. Mary was their last night at my one. You're kidding me? Yeah. Yeah, that's right. That's right. I was sitting there in the second row. And when you came up and you shed your knee and announced everything. I said, oh my gosh, that's Christian from the radio. Yes. Becoming a citizen, just like you. Amazing, wasn't it? Yeah, it was. It was fantastic. It was really wonderful. Now Mary, I do remember because there are a couple of Americans as well amongst all the other countries. I do remember someone in the balcony giving a little cheer. When they said, when you said USA. So did you have family there watching? Yes, my husband and my daughter were up there in the balcony. Awesome. So was your daughter born here? She was. Yes, she's 16 now. Oh, that's amazing. So a big night for you guys yesterday. It was. It was, and it was long overdue. Brilliant. Well, enjoy it, Mary. Have a lovely weekend celebrating Australian. I will, you too, Christian. Thank you. Let's go to Felix here. Hello, Christian. Hello Felix. First of all, an incredible name, sir. Felix is a great name. So your Italian? Yes, but now Australian. Finally. When did you get your citizenship Felix? Before you was in 2017, but the amazing things for me was that I was with my 5 year old son, who was born on Australia day, the same year, and at the moment my name get on the stage and I got a video from my wife holding my son with the citizen certificate was an achievement was the best moment of my life. And I got that 30 seconds later that every now and then I watched it and the coming back from home that summer with the passport and have the Italians driving class forward was an amazing feeling. So I share what you said about you going back in the UK all the Australian passport. And then on top of it, my wife is French. We met here. We got two kids. We also passed both. Congratulations. Yeah, what a beautiful story and family all our Felix. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I believe the fact that my son was born on the 26th of January, it meant a lot for me. Yeah. So it's my only story. Another day can be controversial, but for me, as an immigrant to Australia, meant a lot. That's beautiful. Felix, thank you very much, you cool. Now those guys have a lovely weekend. Rob. Christian, thanks. It's such a great feeling, isn't it? For me, it was Australia day. It was 41°. It was outside on a stage that was testing people from our neck of the Woods, isn't it? Well, Scottish Irish. I reckon they're trying to cut back on numbers. From the huge cave. It wasn't even scheduled for that though. They just said on the day to today today. How would you up on stage four waiting for them to go through everybody, rob? Quite a while because there was the anthem, then there was the dignitary with the akubra on walking amongst everybody handing out certificates and pop plants and he turned to me. It was just not talking to anybody in particular but he turned to me and he said, are you having a good day? I said, yeah, look, it's a fantastic day and you said yes. I said, there's a very Australian day and he said, yes, and the feeling young man who grows stronger and stronger every day of your life. Such a wonderful thing to say. Although it sounds like a threat like it's going to get hotter and hotter. You will try to warn you off. Maybe go back to where you came from, huh? Congrats Robert. Congratulations rob. Thanks for coming. Have a nice weekend. Don't worry. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Adam and email? Also became an Australian citizen. Christian like you. Amazing seeing the very emotional reaction from people who have obviously been through a lot to actually make it to a country like Australia and become citizens here. There were people in tears. I decided for me though. I would plan in advance and I did on completion of the actual ceremony, I snuck into tornado, changed out of my suit and tie into shorts, blue singlet, and then painted my face green and gold. Carried a can of VB back into the room. I can guess this guy's upon, isn't he? A 100% that's a bomb doing that. The man loved it. Borrowed my face paints, and for our photo together, he did his green and gold as well. Now that's unity. Yes. That's awesome. All right, we kicked this off this week on Wednesday. We went into March, which means footy is back. We're calling it mini motivators and really anyone who's under 18 who loves footy and you love your team. You can't wait for it to come back in a couple of weeks time. Jack tonight, you're doing your draft night with all your mates. 8 or 9 years? Fantasy football draft night. It's less than two weeks away the footy can't wait. Yeah, so round one. So what we wanted to do, the reason we'll be calling it mini motivators is it's for you to record a message. You don't need to be yelling at your team, but you're trying to fire them up to have an amazing season and seen a message from one of their younger fans. Anyone under 18. I think actually would do the job. The coaches have said so much now in the last couple of weeks about what this season needs to happen and what they need to do. Something from you, the real fan who's there, we can week out no matter how they do, whether when it's raining and it's cold and you're not sure you want to go, but you still get around your team because that's also about being a fan. It's following them on all the ups and downs. Put that on a phone, get mom and dad involved they can help you make it. The prize is a big one. It's family membership to your club. You're going to see every game. A $1000 to spend at the AFL store and we're going to give away to the first people that go and enter. You just need to go to the Christian O'Connell show dot com today. It's all there for you. Let's go to people who just take part in this. We've got some very rare limited edition. Golden charon's that we're sign and you can win. So the Christian O'Connell show, dot com did you got two days over the weekend? Get behind your team, share your passion and
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"We'll turn the show into a giant trading post. So at the moment, I'm for grabs. 27 foot yachts? Yes. The recliner, the recliner, $400 as new, and the $50 silver spoiler for a holding cruise. That's it. 9 four one four one O four three. Let's go to Tony. Good morning, Tony. Good morning, Christian. You could hi everyone. And tell us which one that hot deals are you interested at the moment? Not much. The potential buyer for the yacht. Really? So you can sell. And I had no idea. The parents signed by, so I'm just a retired black motto and I'm looking for something to do and say the line had a fly plane or learn how to style a boat. I think I figured out my agent, my energy I could do both. Yeah. Why not? Okay. Is there any legal ramifications? It's the concern of the authorities. That's how I see it. I'm all right. But the sea police, whatever they saw that server. My jurisdiction is just a show. No, no, two or no. Yes, that's it. So Tony, and the price, are you happy with sort of three to 5? You're going to have a look at it, kick the tires or whatever you need. I'm actually surprised at so low. This is not a good thing to be saying to someone who's selling something, okay? You go, that's way too high for that little tinny. I bought them long even if I can't solo off and I can just chill and fish and take back four 20 and relax in the sunshine. That's true. You're right. You can just go down to the pier if you want a fish in saint Kilda though you have to buy. Nobody's got like your fridge you cooking there and bedroom if they want to move locations. That's true. The most important thing is most important thing is I can purchase them more that comes with it. Right, gotcha. All right. All right. Yeah, I do. But that's all odd one, and I might fucking go and see it. Yeah. Let's get Matthew on Friday. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You've got one here. Hook line and Cinco. He's talking about more inch and everything. I can tell you, Neil, I was listening to tiny because I used to fly as well. If it's a toss up between the two, definitely goes down. Brawl one O one for me. These two, it's like a bromo. It's a tango and cash. You should vote this retiring go traveling together on that yacht, the Albion wager. Why marine risk is really good there and is that somehow foreigners? All right boys. This bromance going on. And we got somebody who wants to buy that. So now though Tony Matthew, I've got a double out there. All right, they keep coming back on the line, by the way. Just you want to study through moving them back. Promise they go. They're stuck in the system. Let's see here. Hello. So what are you interested in buying? Potentially the recliner. No, that recliner with the softer jet. All right, okay, we're getting Shirley back on. Shirley. Hello. Hello, Christian. Shirley. Yes, Christian here. Hannah is interested in buying the recliner. All right. Okay. What you don't want to have a talk to me and you know? So I'm visiting someone in prison. Pick up the phone. You have to have a chat to find out where you are, have a look at it and say, just about how good this soft eject, throw you out part in. Hi, Kay. Well, I'll leave in a third office of the world. Trust me, we've met them. No, no, no, no. Again, another one. Okay, softer jet. Softer jacked. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. So yesterday evening, I became one of you guys. My whole family did we are now Australian. We got our citizenship yesterday evening and it was amazing. Congratulations and welcome to the country. Thank you so much. Yeah, you're already here. For almost 5 years. But now I can actually stay. You know, and I think you've got to wait a week. I don't know if it's like a cooling off period like queso change your mind. Department of immigration will monitor the show for the next 7 days. Maybe it was a mistake. The second back. And then you can apply for the passport. And this is what is really, really amazing. So when I go back to the UK in July this year for family wedding, I'll be traveling on an Australian passport, which is insane. You know, I think about ten years ago when I was getting ready to turn 40 and four weeks time I turned 50. It's amazing. I'm so excited. The first date my wife and I ever went on 27 years ago, she started telling me how she dreamt of moving to this country called Australia. Before I met about 5 years ago and so it's taken me 27 years to finally get her where she wants to be. But slow and steady wins the race. Can I tell you what was really sweet about yesterday is like all the articles that we've had written about the show in the paper of all of them, the one yesterday about you guys becoming Australian citizens you wanted to clip it and give it to your mom and just that one I do want to know though. I think my dad is going to be horrified when he next season again clutching on Australian passport. The other thing everyone wants to know is all boys down to sport in this city, doesn't it? Oh, are you going to do about the action? Did anyone know why? Why do you like it so much? Why do you choose this? Well, you can do about the ashes. Have you thought about that? Are you going to take a pledge? They need to decorate. That'll really test how much you would want to become one of us. So anyway, just seeing all these people yesterday get there, I think there's about 82 of us. All from 32 different countries, and the mayor that was sort of hosting it all. He said, this amazing thing I didn't realize is about Australia. You guys will be know this. 50% of Australians are born overseas or have a parent who was born abroad. I know your multicultural, you're a very, very much, especially Melbourne. I didn't know it was that big. I didn't know that. I knew we were proud multicultural city, but I didn't know it was that high. Yeah. All right, so I haven't seen the reaction people yesterday. I do, I feel I've got this glow today. I feel really happy and I guess that thing in life is that when you do move to a different city, it takes you a while to feel like you actually belong. And there has been times over the last couple of years where you still very aware I'm kind of like a guest here. Yeah, I remember going to Bianca citizenship now 24 months ago and we thought it was mostly just a ticker box. So that she becomes Australian citizen can get the passport. And on the night at the hall with people becoming Australian citizens waving their little Australian flag and really meant a lot to people and I actually was taken aback by how emotional it was. Yeah, there were people actually from countries who've escaped like a really tough place. I mean, I know Brexit is rough, but it's not. A war torn country, but there are people that actually crying last night when they got the certificates they have been hugged by families who've been watching. So I'd love to know this morning. Anyone else who may be the last year or two, you've chosen to become an Australian. You are also a citizen here as well. And how did you feel about it? But Christian O'Connell show
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"I can come and get it. Yeah. Let's do Sunday. There you go. Dana the week. There you go. Now Carrie's free chicken. She is out in gippsland, but she said to me off here that she could drive the chickens in if you don't want to meet her out and give her the drivers. Over the weekend, get into fly. It could be an idea. I keep signs a bit far, but something yet. Come down and bring them to me. That's a good idea. Lovely. All right, daddy. You could do this off air. If you don't mind now, Jack thought it was not to keep this guy on Sunday. The Christian O'Connell show podcast. We're talking earlier about Ed Sheeran, breaking records yesterday, largest ticketed event in Australia. Last night at the MCG, we're asking what is the biggest ever audience at the MG MCG? And we found out VFL final grand final on the 70s. 1970, collingwood versus Carlton, a 121,000 at the MCG. Amazing match. Carlton 44 points down at halftime. Come back to win by ten points. Amazing. Christian back in the day, Billy Graham had over a 130,000 people at one of his rev ups at the MCG. I don't think evangelists rip up. It was like a very, very famous mega successful global TV. One of the first ones evangelist. Right. And he packed a 130,000 in today. Yes. All right. I wonder if he's in that same rotating stage in the round in the round, a river, a religious rev up in the round. Give me a G give me no. Give me what the other stand, indeed. Don't forget the goose shop. All right, so trading posts, that's what we're going to turn the show into now. If Jack can misuse showtime to sell his chicken coop, 'cause that's also happened. Why can't you? Why not must be nice? And this worked. I've got not only Danny but I've got other people now backed up behind any wedding in line to get my chicken coop. Really jet where the pied pipers of traders. That's right, it's not easy always easy to sell on country or Facebook marketplace or the old fashioned trading post come to the radio show where I can guarantee it works. So cool now if you're trying to sell something, we're looking at people not giving it away. Get involved with money deals. But we're the money's not going to come through us. That does start to get concerning if we're like, all right, give us the money. So if you just try to put bar in touch with seller. There we go. I like it. This is great. But Christian O'Connell show, podcast. If you're trying to sell something at the moment, maybe it's somebody on marketplace. Let us do it for you. We're turning the show into a giant trading post right now. 9 four one four one O four three. All right, let's go to Matthew Matthew. Morning guys, I'll tell you what boy do I have any exclusive for you. Please raise the love this. What have you got for the trading post? Well, I've not advertised this anywhere else. I've got a boat. I've got a yacht a yacht. Wow. It is a 27 foot Alban Vega. It was previously owned by my father who was over in the UK and he went over there with the sole purpose of buying it. And then sailed it back. Most of the way, single handedly. He took a few dollar versions. He stopped off at Gibraltar. He didn't ask that it went through a lot of the waterways in France. And sailed it down here and it's now sitting just off the gilda. I can't run my head. He just sailed it over. And I'm not dropping a car off in frankston, isn't it? Stop off whether you want. I really need the toilet. So I'm going to just stop into trouble so they've got a server though. I thought people would be able to try and sell like a bike helmet. Not my dad went to the UK sailed a yacht back. You can buy it. It's in saint Kilda. There's a wonderful thing about radio. You never know what you're going to get. But Christian, you're not, it actually does have a toilet on board. And how big is it? It is 27 foot at such a four birth, so you can sleep four people. It's got a full wardrobe of sales. As I said, it's got the toilet as well. And chuck and anchor as well. Mastheads. Steering wheel, the Sexton. I had got a 6 nice steering wheel. Just go where the wind takes. Yeah. And how much, what are you looking for? What are some of that cost? Look, she doesn't need a little bit of TLC. She's worthy for sure. But maybe I've slept with paint and some of the best ways. So I'm looking for it sort of three to 5. Look, I'm going to have a look and see what people go three to 5. Three to 5. I think I'm mentioning a yacht costs a lot more than that. I'm actually surprised at the load. Sounds like you might have a buyer over there. One minute he's getting a chicken coup. What's happening during the outbreak? Just three to 5. Easy. 5. Pick it up today. Say it back. Do you want to do some more of my negotiation for me? I don't think Jack is serious. So three to 5000. Yeah. All right. Okay, we took a few more calls, so it might be going with Matthew and his album wager. Shirley. Hello. Hello, what are you trying to say at the moment? Well, I'm trying to sell a recliner chair. Thank you. Thank you. And. Tell us about it. Send it to us. Well, at 6 months old and I had to sell it because it doesn't sort ship your app and not having a bit of trouble with my legs at the moment. So I had to buy another one. Joe, I'll pay 7000 for selling for 400. You're taking a pass on that one. So the problem is that handle when it's meant to sort of get you upright nice and easily. It's not really ejected. Now it's not. It's not one of course. So tip 2 a.m. and that one doesn't. It smells like a puncture on the floor. What's the brand and model so perspective bias? We don't need to warn you before about this. I thought it would help. I told you one question. There was a serial number. Get down there old town and have a look underneath it, can you? Oh my God, I don't even know. Surely, good luck. Brand new, okay. All right, it's got a softer jet on it though. You must know that. Karen, what are you trying to sell? Good morning. Good morning. Yeah, a 2010, two, 2010. Holding crews. Boy lost. Just the spoiler. Yep. I'm home will want that. Let's sell this. Okay, so good condition. How much cash you're looking for? 50 bucks? 50 bucks. You're deliver it. Yep. Well, surely we haven't on the back of the car. So slide through here that's extreme. Would that spoiler cruise anymore? Oh, I see, so you get rid of the spoiler. It sold them separately, did you for more cash? Strip it, that's it, dripping. Well, we sold the cruise before we decided to put the spoiler on it. What do you mean? Yes. Simple as that. Just bought the spoiler to put on and just didn't do it before we solved the crew. Simple. All right, so once more, it's a spoiler for a Holden cruise. Yes. What color? Silver. Gotcha. 50 bucks. 50 bucks? Has the stoplight in it? Okay. Oh, that's handy. I guess the court now, thank you. But Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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"This is going to be the best show of my life. Is there anything that other line for this show? But this is the biggest ticket to show in Australia ever and it is also the biggest show that I've ever played in my life. It must be amazing for him as well. I remember Edwards discovers a busker and now he's at the MCG and he do it again tonight with all those people now as well. And he shows how much he loves Michael gyn ski went down to the gadinsky statue and he really thinks that gadski launched him in Australia and him getting a great start in Australia launched in worldwide. Well, last night was a big moment. That's why they did the show last night. It's the second year anniversary of Michael's death. That's why Ed was there. And so for the whole kazinsky family, yeah, last night would have been amazing thing apparently added some big speech last night as well. Well, Sue, I mean, the team would love to get some tickets for tonight if you can get a front and center with it. It would be nice to be on that special occasion soon, but nice for suitably. Thank you so much for your next. You're looking after all those foot pedals he has for his guitar. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. What an amazing prize we have to give you ronette. It's not a weird, it's actually Jack post who kindness of his heart. Has got a hell of a deal right now, hell of a deal. How would you dear listener sitting in a car right now sitting at home around the breakfast table? Like to save upwards of $1000 a year on eggs. Wow. That's a hell of a offering you a free chicken coop. This is massive, well done, mate. It's so kind of you. So why don't you want that old chicken cookie you just got sort of dumped down the garden at the moment. So it looks so nice there. We had chickens as kids and they bugged me. They were noisy. They woke us up early in the morning. And it was my job to go and get the eggs in. The annoyance of doing that didn't outweigh the funness of not paying for it, especially because I was the child and didn't have to go to the supermarket and pay for the groceries. So I didn't, when we moved into this new house in December, there was a moment or two of romance of going, oh, imagine we had chickens, we'd like we're living on a farm. Toddling out there and pets. And then I remember my childhood. They wake us up early in the morning. Denying they poo on everything, but obviously if you're trying to win the chicken coop, many good things as well. Quite attach it. You had me, and I'm out the door. I'm so confused right now. That's you would have grown up with chickens. Oh yeah, I actually, if no, if our backyard was bigger, I'd love to have chickens because Presley, the marim is a natural with chickens. Oh yeah. He ain't gonna be some kind uncle to them. That's what their bread for is to God chickens and goods. Absolutely quickly. Absolutely. Don't donkey. They're a natural predator to the beer. Oh yeah, they fired off beers. They need to do your homework. Chicken's life is at stake, but the Marina may say but if I take it on a laugh at me, you do those penguins at warning ball. They're not the natural enemy of the bear as well. No, but the populations up, that's why they brought them out onto middle island. To go to penguins. Yeah, because all the foxes were eating the penguins in warning ball, so. No, I'm serious, so they got the mirima out there in the populations just gone gangbusters and they've put them out at where it'd be open range zoo to guard the bandicoots 'cause the foxes were getting them. No, I'm serious. Deadly seriously. Only that breed of dog. Yeah, that's what they braid to do. They're obviously ours as a pit, but they're wonderful. To an island. Yes. Is there anyone? No, they're very independent. There is. I'd bore the movie, that's what that space stone. I've never seen it. Oh, it's a wonderful movie. First Aussie movie to watch, but yeah, that's what they're bred for. There you go, an education. How do we get into this? With an interesting fact. Please play any type of chicken music. And I'm giving away a chicken coop this morning on the show. This used to bug me as a kid. I never liked this as a kid. All right, so it's a free chicken coop. It's a free condition. Mint, no, great condition. I see, what kind of condition meant no. Very good condition. Very good. Better than mint. Mint implies brand new. It's got some wear and tear to it, but for the most part, it's working really well. Home, I think it was homemade by the previous owner. No, no, no, no, really well homemade. And like the size of a normal garden shed, but this is where you know it's messy. Yeah, well, you wanted the chance to run around and have a bit of fun. And so where is it? Is it round at yours? They come into yours? Yes, they also have to dismantle it and take it away. That's part of the freebie, but imagine how many eggs you eat. The eggs be coming out the wazoo, you give them the name is Friends, family. You never buy an egg again in your life. All right. Conan now then if you want Jack's chicken coop. The Christian O'Connell show podcast. Do you want a chicken coop? Jack's got one. Large chicken curry chickens could live in their comfortably or coop it up. Four. You expected more. Trying to help you. I don't want to run a cage thing. Next week in the Herald sun. Individual bedrooms. Bathroom age. Okay, so good condition. Great condition only I will flag you have to come and dismantle it yourself. You can't tell you that you really can't do that. Well, I mean, I can help carry some of the bits out, I guess. I was so kind of you. All right, let's see if anyone's interested, Kerry. I Christian. Hey, Kerry. Do you want Jack chicken coop? Well, actually, no, I don't need to. I have chickens that could go into these two pieces. It sounds like you're checking out. What are you doing in the book? I'm just getting off easily. And gotcha. My car doesn't like it. It's hitting the lines. So it's the line. Oh, that's it. It means that you're swerving all over the place, but I'm sorry. I wouldn't ignore it. That's what I'm saying. I strung, okay? You don't even stare at the radio to chat to me. This let it keep us alive. It's smarter than us. Oh, just ignore it. Where is the line when you turning off? All right, it's a water detector. It's just been activated. Sorry, Carrie. So you don't want the coop. No, but I'm happy to give whoever wants that coop. Some chickens 'cause we've got a better living. And we're moving our poop, but they won't be able to be held in between. All right, you're down cooping. Here's a thing. I don't know. Those interest rates. This is perfect Kerry, we can work together so now people are looking at a free chicken coop and free chicken. And 11 children as well. What an offer now. This is great. Thank you very much for you keep an eye on the road now. Let's go to Danny. Good morning, Danny. Do you want the chicken cookie and 11 chickens? The only problem is I'm going to break an arm so I can't dismantle it. So teddy, you really do want the chicken coop though? Yeah, I'll take the chicken. I've got two little two 5 year olds. What a great thing. I can do some of the heavy lifting. Bring it to tenny. Come on. And Johnny, do you want the 11 chickens as well? I'll take Kane. I'll take a living. Sound like I said to a Disney movie, didn't he wear some guy like Danny just takes ten and it's the one that got left behind. Danny, this is brewing, and we got a deal? Yeah, Tony, are you ready to come and get it? Yeah, I'll come and get it. You can do it tomorrow? Someday
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"oc" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Civil plus. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Christian O'Connell show, great email here about Harry Styles, Patsy and I were last weekend and he was amazing. Christian, just to shout out to Harry Styles, who lawsuit came was visiting a coffee shop in collinwood on Saturday. After reading the barefoot investors kids books, my 9 year old granddaughter decided to have a biscuit stored in collinwood where she lives, the store was a little slow, she enlisted to her friends to do a walk around closely followed by a mom to try and speed up sales. Coming to a cafe, there were three people sitting outside. This is last Saturday. Approaching them, and she realized one that was Henry's stars. Not to be deterred, they ordered their biscuits for Sal and Harry gave them 50 bucks. Three of the boxes. Three of the biscuits. Thank you, Harry for making three little girls the envy of their friends and cousin. They're great. And then yes, so Ed Sheeran was here. Last night is back again the G tonight. So biggest ticketed event in Australian history. Yeah, and Ed's biggest show ever. It's insane. So how many were there? Hundred and I just over a 105,000. They reckon tonight will be even more. What is the biggest crowd ever by the way at the MCG? Well, back, I think. Would that be a VFL grand final? Yeah, back in the day, they just let anybody in. I think they just squished them until people couldn't stand anymore. So I think the record somewhere like a 120,000. Oh my gosh. This is Ed from last night. Sue our boss was there. Obviously, two nights ago, we were at the bounce street boys right at the back. I mean, the war was behind us. You could kind of hear it. This is us trying to record some audio
The Christian O’Connell Show
"oc" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Makes is brilliant. So what would you suggest people start? So you recognize the sky ball with milk was awesome. Yeah, I think that's his highest rating YouTube clip is the one. It's not even special. It's just like a regular spag bol, but it's got milk in it. It's got pancetta in it. It was delicious. We have been eating it the last three days. It has been getting better every day. And that's what I reckon is his name. And then I mentioned that I was reading and I just finished a brilliant book, daisy Jones, and the 6. It comes out today, the TV show version on Amazon Prime. So I'll be watching that this weekend. All right, just to cut a quick one from us. I'm still working through the whole family is the last of us. You can watch it on binge or on Fox tail. That is, where are you up to? Are you still sticking with it? Yeah, we have to get back on it. So good. It is absolutely brilliant. Brilliant Netflix documentary all sports now are trying to do what Formula One did with drive to succeed. So there's been the tennis one which I gave up watching because it was deeply boring. Don't you see anyone don't practice? Why can that ball with some old coach? However, a golf one. I thought this would be a bit right. No, me too. I thought this is going to be dull. Because often we've only watched TV golf on the TV. They worked out what you name it. You just have to guess. It just looks at the skies. I guess it's up there somewhere, is it? There you go. And it lands, but the documentary about what they go through the mental anguish, you start getting stressed, watching it where if you don't park this, you don't win this, your sponsor is going to be dropped. It's incredible. It's called full swing. That's very good. And I was doing a podcast interview with somebody this week, and they asked me what my favorite books were of last year, and one of them that I mentioned is a book I never got around to mention on this show. Best memoir I've read in ages. It's a very short one. You'll read it in like a day. It's called stay true. It was on a lot of top ten books of the year last year. It is absolutely brilliant. If your music fan, you love the 90s, this is a really, really great memoir. Stay true. Can't recommend that now. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Christian O'Connell showed, so yesterday, my family we had our so many at the local town hall. Congratulations. Thank you very much, team. So yeah, we are now Australians we got a certificate yesterday. There are about 80 people yesterday from 32 different countries and they get you up row by row and then everyone passes down a microphone, you say full name and what country from. So you've got these people from obviously all over the world. And it shows, you know, big part about that is about participating in your new home and also inclusion as well. You've got these different countries. Anyway, I go up with my daughter and my wife to go and get ours, okay? And you're the mayor there. Your local mayor is then he's got his robes. And he says a line from the pledge and then you join him again. So he's really, he's the big dirty then. Yes, I remember when Bianca got inducted as an Australian citizen, the mayor had already got the mirror. Yeah. So he took some amazing, okay? So, and then he puts his hand on my shoulder and goes, I listen to the show every day and get this. He was in the same rose as us. At the Backstreet Boys. I saw you yesterday. The fact that it's not in those seats. All right, sure the mayor of Brian's got more power and he goes, I would have thought you'd do the number one show. Well, he thought so much to learn here. So yeah, the mayor of Bryant is a fan of the show. All right, so held some. Used a photo from about two years ago. My hick kids hate this photo. Horrified yesterday. So horrified. Especially rubies at university making you know when you're at universe is a chance to reinvent yourself and then suddenly people were handing around this going, oh my word, the hair there. Anyway, her son headlined about me becoming an Australian citizen. Radio star Giles into becoming a new Aussie. Now we saw this yesterday we thought there's got to be better ones. It's a B plus. Yeah. So we asked you yesterday to come up with your other headlines for this article. Have you got a couple Jackie boy? I have my one from yesterday, of course, yeah. I mean, when you come in light handed on a Friday, just want to lean, finish for the win. Leaning on them right now. When you have a winner, you send it to print. Radio DJ. Typing out right now and emailing you. It's got his own writer. Don't believable. No, I'll remind people of you. The one I had yesterday that everybody in great should go straight to the headlines. Radio DJ goes green and gold one O four point three. See, I think that's only a bronze. I actually, in the light of day, it's not as good as I thought it was yesterday. What about this? DJ, radio Gaga over a new home. And I'm looking at being crazy by a radio like ongoing. Gaga. I'm surprised they didn't come out and make you drink from a jar of Vegemite or something for a new photo. They wanted to come around my house with a day to do something with the Australian flag. And I was like, no. Use an old photo. That could come up in years to come. I've just thought of a new one. Oh God, well done. Well done. From Britain to bogan, the Krishna O'Connell story. But I'm Rio. Gold for real. All right, let's see what's the good honest people that work for the show have come up with. Oh no, they're the listeners. All right, so English disc jockey swaps warm beer for cold. Yes, no, so true. Get out of here. I've never forget the time I got a room temperature beer and it was meant to be like that. But we begin with him. That's a gold. Yep, go. Radio star sees green and gold. Silver, Phoebe and the newsroom. That's awkward. What are you doing, fate? OC OC OC. Why didn't they go with that? Harold's son. Kevin, that is so good. I love that. Here we got here. Steven's got grow old living down under. GOLD gold. Oh, yes. Sue boss would love that. This is from juanita, Christian O'Connell discovers gold down under. She also got Krishna kunal traits in Big Ben for gold. Bronson. English DJ insist on German Shepherd being in the background. You need to see the photo to understand what he's referring to today. A little niche in the back of the photo. What's funny about that? She thought there was like chewing into our frequency, speaking in a baby monitor. She's gorgeous. A preferred Tina, UK's loss Australia's game. Tom meet the new neighbors family. Lisa, UK presenter moves to Oz, this is a long line. Maybe over two pages. UK presenter moves to us where they both miss and welcome his family. Not known as the reverse cordon. Three times I've read that. I don't. I know some headlines are so clever. It's just very meta, isn't it? You know, maybe next week was something we putting out the Washington and go James Corden. And because the until then bronze bronze. Georgia, UK DJ here to stay. Go. Simon's got Timo C becomes true oka. Silver, one of us one of us. That's just the headline. Bronze. Another long one from Amanda. Have you ever read news about my life before? The English used to send their losers to Oz. Now they can't keep the winners from coming to us. Is that what we call criminals? Yes. Yes. That's romander.
The Christian O’Connell Show
"oc" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Chris, Jen. Welcome, friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast. Showtime. At the third strike, it will be pleased. She was integral to WrestleMania. The usher was a Sherpa. One. Hot seat loves the DO double G, the Christian O'Connell show, gold one O 4.3. Friday morning Christian O'Connell show, good morning, Jack. Morning guys. Good morning, pat. Morning. Before we get into this week's double thumbs up, what does everyone got planned this weekend? What are you looking forward to, Jack? It's honestly my most exciting day of the social calendar draft night for fantasy football 14 of us squished into a house ordering pizza and started 6 a.m. will finish somewhere. 6 a.m. I'm sorry, 6 p.m.. I knew you got a baby. But who's doing the draft at 6 a.m.? It will almost finish at 6 a.m., it's a long old night. Is it actually? Because you got to drive each team has to drive 22 players, times 14 teams, so you're looking at a long draft night, but you hosting it or around it. No, no, thank God. Big responsibility, right? Yeah. And then you're distracted and not enough time to be to sit in the head of a coach and go who belongs to making the cut. This season. And so how many years have you with this crew been doing it? This will be the 8th year, and it is awesome. Honestly, the people put in so much effort one guy to decide the draft order, right? One guy makes it's all as individual characters on WWE raw, the Xbox game, and then he puts us into a Royal Rumble simulation. We watched that and we watch each other beat each other up and whoever's less standing at the end. It would take him all week this week. That's amazing. Well, good luck tonight. And what are you up to? What have you got to look forward to, Patrick? We're having lunch with friends tomorrow, but we're all doing a slow cook so all the husbands which sounds very sexy so no, but all the husbands do the slow cook. So Chris is in charge of. Well, it is because women can slow cook clearly, but Chris is doing the ribs. Someone else is doing the brisket and another person, I think might be doing chicken wings. So yeah. It's like a banquet organized in there, isn't it? But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Let's get into the team's double thumbs this week. As always, we go to the queen of this feature. Patsy, what's it for you this week? Who are you given double thumbs to? Yes, this week. We don't normally highlight mainstream TV, but I am going to the suite because I think it is well deserving. There's a show on Monday nights on channel 9. It's called big miracles, and honestly it is the documentary series that I think has been waiting decades to be made, and it is about it follows the IVF journeys of a straggling couples. So they have 8 or ten couples and they just go for a while. Yeah, they're infertility. Issues. And I knew it would be hard to watch because Chris and I were on an IVF and Jack Ewing Bianca. I would say I still get messages in my DMs from talking about going through IVF over a year ago now with gaudy. People following me back up who were on an IVF journey to say, hey, guess what we finally felt pregnant? Yeah, I really wanted to watch it and I've just the last couple of weeks finally got to watching it and I knew it would be you know it's because we had Audrey naturally in the end. She was 5 years in the making and I know it seems some days it just seems like yesterday but now because we've got her, it's also like the pain is kind of forgotten. Does that make sense? Because we've realized our dream. So you remember a time when you didn't know if you were to have children. It's so stressful for couples. Something which should be natural becomes something that actually is very scientific. It's stressful. And there's a common theme in watching it again, it's like open door, the hurt again, it's like the doors open. It's like, oh God, I remember so well what this was like, and the common theme with all of them, like you've just said Christian was, I thought it would just happen. Yeah. And it doesn't for one in one in 6 couples are infertile. This is a beautiful, beautiful show. I guarantee you will cry watching it because your heart just even if you haven't been down the IVF journey. It's beautifully done and thank goodness they're finally highlighted it on mainstream TV. I think it's great so you can just be empathetic to other couples who don't find it as easy. What a great thing that will be for couples who are about to go down that or even be some friends of us. They went to for 8 years. They took a second mortgage and almost broke them up. Then they stayed together, gave up. You must have heard these stories where people actually give up after three or four goals, and then they just get pregnant. Yeah, that's what happened to us. Financially taxing emotionally taxing. It's a really difficult place to be. Relationship is in a better place after it, isn't it, Jack? Because you feel like you've been to battle. Don't you? All right, so what is that called? 'cause I know a lot of people. It's called big miracles. It's on channel 9. A great title as well. After that. So it's like a panic cleanser, isn't it? Getting a cart around, clearing off the sewer. They do have to this year. It's a bad one. Hey listen, we were talking on time, I see yesterday about biscuits. I found these at the supermarket the other day. This is even for this show. This is a good show. Okay, we've moved on real quick. Big miracles. He will make you cry and can I just smack down on these crackers? Yeah. No, but you know what? I know they look like cardboard. Trust me. You know I get the munchies on the way in and we're trying to be really good and not cheap. What are you up to out there on the worst? Nothing like that. Grown out there in the back huh? Not chicken feet. These are like eating chips but they're not. They're pita bread. They're Orleans bakehouse pita bites. And I got the lime and chili ones. There's another, I think there was like a cheesy one. And Percy's actually caught in. Is that an empty bottle? No, I'll tell you why. You couldn't have won. Oh, I'll try one. I had good intentions. I was afraid. I was bringing them in for the team, and then I got up this morning, and this is what I put them all. What are you thinking? Who do you think? Chris, the world we love. Watching you. We need a postman in the next last night. So all that is left is literally cardboard. But Elena is so kind of you to bring it to be clutching at an empty box. They're delicious in there. You can tell. You know when you want that crunch, you know that. All right, we're back off of this. We get through Jack and I's double thumbs up. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. We're doing double thumbs up where we go around the team and we share the things that we're into at the moment. Any details about any of the shows we talk about, we always put them on social pages so you can find them on Facebook and also Instagram to search for the Christian O'Connell show. Jack, what's it for you? People have been asking me about the punk rock shift that I mentioned on the show. So earlier in the week, his name is nets what I reckon, you can find him on YouTube. We watch him on TikTok for a shorter version of the recipes, but the food he
Mark Levin
Gov. Ron DeSantis: The Genderbread Man Is Inappropriate for Kids
"Governor Ron DeSantis he was at a press conference talking about how they're using innocuous things like the gingerbread man and relabeling it the gender bread man and how schools are trying to sow doubt on kids gender Listen to this This is not something that I thought was something that was going to be around So this is something that this is in Florida and other places school for very young kids The gender bred man So this is trying to sew doubt about kids about their gender identity It's trying to say that they could be whatever they want to be This is inappropriate for kindergarteners and first graders and second graders Parents do not want this going on in their schools Now desantis didn't stop there He went on over the weekend to respond to what was going on in New Jersey And kudos to him for doing that because you know in politics you've got people that will fight against the guy throwing the punch right So if you've got Biden or AOC or whomever wants to throw a leftist punch at you you know you kind of guard your grill and then you come back and say you know I'm gonna punch you back But then there's guys like desantis that say you know what If I get close enough into striking distance of binary OC they're gonna throw a punch and I imagine they're gonna throw this punch So what is the Santa do He doesn't wait to get punched in the face He says you know what I am gonna create conditions where they're not gonna be able to punch me where we're gonna punch back by thinking forward And that's what I love about this guy
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The Democratic Party Is in Serious Trouble, AOC Warns
"The Democratic Party is clearly in trouble and this is confirmed now by a series of surveys and studies and polls, and even the mainstream media, which would obviously view this as bad news. They've been cheering and trying to kind of prop up Biden now ever since the guy came into office. But evidently those efforts have failed, or put it differently, even though the media has been cheering for Biden, the American people really aren't buying it. And Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez AOC has a sort of diagnosis for why this is so. Now, obviously, I agree with her starting point, starting point, which is the thumbnail of this podcast is we're in trouble. And we here refers to the Democratic Party. So I think she's right about that. Now let's look at AOC's diagnosis as to why that is the case. Because I think ironically that her policy prescriptions are a solution may actually be what's causing the problem in the first place. So here's The O.C.. She says, first of all, and this is an a description in New York magazine that's giving a kind of favorable analysis of AOC. She says that Biden is under a kind of delusion. And the delusion is that the Democrats can reach out to the moderate center and cut deals. And so Biden, she thinks because of his past, he's kind of a backroom politician, light up the cigar, sit down, work out a deal, particularly inside of his own party. She thinks that this is what Biden has been trying to do with people like cinema and especially with Manchin and according to AOC, that is the old Democratic Party. That politics is now antiquated. AOC says quote, I think that there's a real nostalgia and belief that that time still exists. Or that we can get back to that. So apparently according to AOC and again, she may be right about this. There are not a whole lot of mod with Democrats left in the Democratic Party. So the idea that you can bring a guy like Manchin along, she says, was always an illusion that she never sort of fell for it, but she thinks Biden, Biden
Patriots Beat
"oc" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"So I don't disagree that it's not exactly the most attractive job. Maybe I don't know. I think to the right guy if you have the right mindset to be very attractive. If you're somebody who will pre basically, I'm trying to think of a nicer way of phrases because this is exactly accurate. If you're somebody who appreciates a fixer upper, right? You know, this is going out and buying a 70s 8 Corvette Mustang that's been sitting in some of these driveway and like it's a, you know, it's a 70s sports car. You gotta put some work into it, but the result on the other side is so tremendous. So I think if you're somebody who enjoys the and by the way, I think this is true a lot about how the Patriots just either operation. If you're somebody who enjoys the process more than the success itself, I think this is a really attractive opening because, again, you have this young quarterback, you get to work with a lot of young players really on the offensive side of the ball. You get to work with you really get to make it your own. If you're somebody who just wants to slide in and post off Josh mcdaniel's success, you're not necessarily going to be able to do that. So I think that that's like how I split it up. I would also mention just quickly to wrap it up here. There aren't a lot. I'm just thinking off the top of my head. There aren't a lot of vacant OC jobs available that you can be the primary play caller because all these head coaches are that guy now, right? Just thinking about a Minnesota. It sounds like Kevin O'Connell's gonna get that job with the Vikings. He's gonna call plays. If Mike mcdaniel gets the job with the dolphins, he's gonna call plays. You got guys like dabel and New York. He's gonna call the play. So there's not a whole lot of defensive minded coaches, getting jobs now as head coaches that are then looking for primary play callers on the offensive side of the ball and the Patriots have one of the best defensive minds in football as their head coach and he's also going to allow you to call plays because he's certainly not going to do it. So there are very few jobs out there that don't have that setup where the head coach is the offensive play caller. And if they are, then they usually already have a pretty highly touted OC that has that job already in place. So there's not a whole lot of vacancies. I would argue. So if you're looking for one of those, I still think the Patriots is a decent option. Certainly a.
AP News Radio
Broncos hire Packers OC Nathaniel Hackett as their new coach
"The the the the Broncos Broncos Broncos Broncos have have have have hired hired hired hired Packers Packers Packers Packers offensive offensive offensive offensive coordinator coordinator coordinator coordinator Nathaniel Nathaniel Nathaniel Nathaniel Hackett Hackett Hackett Hackett as as as as their their their their new new new new head head head head coach coach coach coach it it it it will will will will be be be be Hackett's Hackett's Hackett's Hackett's first first first first head head head head coaching coaching coaching coaching job job job job after after after after helping helping helping helping Green Green Green Green Bay Bay Bay Bay went went went went thirty thirty thirty thirty nine nine nine nine games games games games in in in in three three three three seasons seasons seasons seasons under under under under head head head head coach coach coach coach Matt Matt Matt Matt le le le le fleur fleur fleur fleur he he he he spent spent spent spent the the the the previous previous previous previous three three three three years years years years is is is is the the the the Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars offensive offensive offensive offensive coordinator coordinator coordinator coordinator packets packets packets packets hiring hiring hiring hiring will will will will raise raise raise raise speculation speculation speculation speculation that that that that the the the the Broncos Broncos Broncos Broncos might might might might try try try try to to to to acquire acquire acquire acquire Green Green Green Green Bay Bay Bay Bay quarterback quarterback quarterback quarterback Aaron Aaron Aaron Aaron Rodgers Rodgers Rodgers Rodgers in in in in the the the the off off off off season season season season Denver Denver Denver Denver fired fired fired fired head head head head coach coach coach coach Vic Vic Vic Vic Fangio Fangio Fangio Fangio after after after after seven seven seven seven and and and and ten ten ten ten season season season season the the the the team team team team six six six six straight straight straight straight out out out out of of of of the the the the playoffs playoffs playoffs playoffs on on on on the the the the ferry ferry ferry ferry
OC Talk Radio
"oc" Discussed on OC Talk Radio
"In as a gold sponsor so we're super excited about that. We are looking forward to because it's just been great that we've been able to do. We wanted to allow so very happy. We're able to do that so thank you. thank you. Yes it's so nice to have that logo now You know this live over here and everything went out. So another thing that we are really focused that is or upcoming Purple light pink camper replied orange county which will be november six at six. pm So that's opportunity for us to honor of those that are still fighting In the fight against pancreatic cancer but then also in memory of those that we lost So it is a great event so if you have anybody that you would like to honor or are being memory of a make sure you contact us and you can register online Good arlene tree again and You know registered in semester names in their photos and then during our november. Sixth per polite will you know will announce their name show their picture. Yeah actually rose is going to be on this show next week. Social dive into more what purple light is and really let us know so yeah We also have something coming up that. I really want to make sure we give some time to is is new event. We have coming up. That was your idea. And i really liked the idea so and i hope a lot of other people will to. It's called pints per pan can. Can you tell us a little bit about that. Offense for pain can so we're going to do this once a quarter leading up to pancake comparable stride orange county. So this gives us opportunity to partner with a brewery in the county So on november twentieth will be our first day so it'd be our actual purple stripe kickoff and noble l. Works in anaheim california be hosting a the very first pints for pankin and this gives them opportunity to build a team so we'll have team noble works that will that will walk in purple stride Then everybody that comes to noble works on november twentieth seven pm. They could sign up for free and join nobel works Team and then they help donate and raise money on behalf of noel works. We're super excited So we're looking to do that. One in november and then in january will be in the long beach area so trying to solidify burry for that location as well but so. Yeah so if you know anybody that would like to participate in that In join as brewery or just just so portions of Portions of the amount of Sells for that night. We'll go for the team as well. It sounds like we're off to a great start. And i really appreciate everything i mean. You've probably done a lot in your short period of time now. Somebody's interested in wanting to volunteer. What do they need to do. Yeah so they could reach out to me so my email is j. j. a. s. o. at pancake volunteer dot org and so they could reach me Through that way Or again they can reach us through social media and just Do a direct message to us and and reach out to us Yeah so pretty easy. We welcome so if you have a little bit of time where a lot of bit of time. Whatever time you have we definitely would. We could definitely utilize everybody and so there's a role for everybody time for everybody role fair everybody and they go through some training as well so they're not just thrown out there correct. That is correct. Yes so there's an on boarding process and in some training that will will put you through. You're just not a lap down in the win by yourself and not knowing what's going on so yeah we'll definitely we'll definitely Teach you how to do everything. So and again. I i you know from being part of the orange county affiliate for a number of years it really is a family and we do just really help each other out. So don't ever be afraid to ask for help or to come to us. We all just kind of jump in and help each other so it's been really great experience. I hope you're enjoying your experience. And if you had to give advice to somebody. Why should. I volunteer with pen. Oh yeah definitely. I think over the last three months. Well i've been volunteering for over a decade now but the involvement that i've gotten into now is Just i mean. Words really can't describe the differences that i've been able to see us make just the in the three months that i've been around and i know you guys made You know tremendous amount of difference in. I think the influence and the ability to make such dramatic changes in to help keep people alive in the change. Future generations of pancreatic cancer patients is what drives me and it gets me super excited. There'd be nights where you and i are emailing at two o'clock in the morning but yet so it just it just we drive each other and i think that makes it super exciting. Superfund everything that we're doing all the improvements in gains. That were making you know by twenty thirty pankin has a goal to to make the survivability up to twenty percent so i think that's what we're aiming at and we're going to do whatever it takes to get there and i agree. We will do whatever it takes to get there and i promise you if you volunteer you will not regret it. You don't know the effect you will have on others but you will definitely not regret it. i wanna thank you for joining us again today and talking about those field and all the goals were really excited about that and before we end today i wanted just to do something really quickly that actually paul roberts came up with On an idea for when we talked on our last show after everything went off we. Sometimes we sit around talking. These ideas pop up. You thought it would be a great idea to start dedicating each show to either a survivor. Somebody we've lost or somebody affected by pancreatic cancer. So i wanna do that today so today. Living hope is dedicating it. Show to tyler And to the family and his friends and tj. Because i think is very important what y'all are doing and seen. I didn't know tyler as well. Obviously but just seeing this young man stand for advocacy day and then having to be wielding and then seeing him in his hospital but it was very devastating. And i just want to thank you. And yvonne and dennis for sharing him with us and his wife has well ever for sharing him. So thank you.
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"Beach or la county but rick has established a advocacy committees Which are constituents from. Each of the ten congressional districts that work with the congress member from their district and Help increase awareness about pancreatic cancer. So if anybody's out there that is interested that wanted to join one of these advocacy committees on. Have you know just a little bit of time to help us. Out in in keeping contact with the congressional members in the district office and Also in the washington dc office. We would greatly appreciate that. Another thing that we're you're focused that this fiscal year is increasing our marketing awareness and social media presence so we have a really want to turn orange county purple so we have a facebook page right. So it's the orange. County dash pancreatic cancer action network. So he could find the some facebook we also have a twitter With the twitter handle of at pan can oc then. We just recently created instagram. Which is our handled. Air is at pancreatic cancer. Oc a so between social media. We're really trying to bring a larger awareness of of what we're doing here in orange county as well as what we're doing nationwide and then if you want to keep tabs of everything that we're doing all the news articles all spell events that are occurring Everything that we have going on when our affiliate and caregiver meetings are we all seven linked tree So it's a link. l. i. n. k. t. r. dot ee slash panchan. Oc So if you're familiar with link tree had this has all the links for everything. has resources in there. So if you wanna learn. More about the symptoms of pancreatic cancer you could click on symptoms. You won't learn more about pancreatic cancer. Just click on that and then directs you over to our cans patient services as well as we go into november two we also going to increase. Orange county's patient awareness combranch champions so we are looking for personnel in the healthcare professional industry as well as different companies. That really want support us. Wearing purple on world pancreatic cancer day. We're ribbons you know Put up signs or banners advertising purple stride so there's different opportunities for for everybody to be involved. We really want to get health. Healthcare professionals You know more aware of pan kan services a so for healthcare professionals. They could order free. you know brochures and information about a pancreatic cancer action network So we really want to get out into the community. Build those relationships with local hospitals and community groups and and local businesses. Really bring awareness. And like i said we really wanna turn orange county purple be purple county to county and again in fiscal year. Twenty twenty one pinker cancer action network or pam. Ken interacted with more pancreatic cancer patients and their families than any other organization in the world with over forty five thousand patients service. Interactions so pinch. Patience is the first place to call after. You've been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at any point during the journey. If you've already been diagnosed. So i think we really wanna push that and we really want to get all those that have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. You know connected with patient services So this year alone. There's already been about sixty thousand people That have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on so that means about forty. Five thousand people have called. So there's a there's a gap between how many people have been diagnosed at how many people actually utilizing the services. So if you've been diagnosed or know somebody has been diagnosed. Encouraged him to call pancake. Inpatient services So they call eight seven seven the number two man. Ken that is it. Takes me a while to figure out how to spell pan. Ken on the phone. So it's one eight seven seven two seven to sixty two six. So i had to write that down because i to remember the pan. Can the numbers right right for sure. and then we can't do this alone. And i think that is something that's really unique about the orange county. Affiliate we have an amazing group of orange county Residents that are corps volunteers That have been serving and volunteering countless hours in helping this affiliate grow and to to keep improving it So i mean there's people like you in vic and risen one that have been around for a decade plus keno lake seniors veterans on term. Yet right so. This is a year round volunteer advocacy and just everything that we do with orange county from november awareness month which is obviously pancreatic cancer awareness month in november. So we do a big push their Purple stride So last week you had vic on who's the purple story chair that talked about pain comparable stride orange county which is april thirtieth down bolsa chica state beach and then action week which is in june which just talked about with our advocacy going to washington. Dc or if you can't go to washington c. You could call in and email and and participate from here in orange county but we are still in need of a couple positions. We have four positions that we still need volunteers for That are critical. Positions are communications chair which plays a critical role in raising awareness and educating the public In really focusing that all of our main events throughout the year within that communications committee we also are in need of marketing. Chair who works alongside with the communication chair to secure in kind media opportunities and really market the activities that were doing Within the county within purple stride we still have two positions that are open one key positions sponsorship chair Who plays a critical role in the financial success of pan. Comparable stride So helping us get sponsors and we really this year. One of our big goals this year's increase or sponsorship revenue to about ten percent. So we're looking at about. We're trying to get Thirty seven thousand dollars plus in just sponsorships the sheer and so that person would help us raise that money and then team individual development chair is something that we need for purple stripe as well who works with new and existing teams and fundraisers to help everybody you know get motivated and fundraise and meet our goal for purple stride and so for purpose ride this year. Our goal is Three hundred seventy one thousand dollars For pan camper we'll straight orange county for twenty twenty two and so far we've done phenomenal so far it's We've only been open for registration since september fifteenth. So just about fifteen. Sixteen days now So we were about twelve percent raise of our goals or just over forty six thousand dollars raise so far so we're pretty excited about how fast we're raising money and how many people are signing up. So yeah we're definitely really excited about purple stride We're we have a goal of having about one hundred fifty five teams with over seventeen hundred participants That's our goal so but purple stride like vick said last week during the show last week We are doing a early registration campaign going on right so if you registered by october six and raise twenty five dollars as a thank you. We'll send you a pair of limited edition pan camp ripple strides shoelaces which are absolutely phenomenal. I can't wait to get mine. I can't we bring him on the show they look like i don't wanna ruin them before april but yeah. I might be wearing them quite often. So yeah we're super excited. And i'm super excited. And we were talking about Camp purple stride. So i i do want to recognize our premier sponsor karaoke polack but then also our newest sponsor A gold sponsor is living. Hope your journey with pancreatic cancer so we thank you so much for coming.
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"Basis with your host she knows all about this journey. Roberta luna welcome thank you. I know a lot. But i learned so much every every show and appreciate everybody to demand and listening and watching. So thank you. Today we have j. bahasa with us. Jv as a volunteer with the pancreatic cancer action network or pan can and is the orange county affiliate chair. Welcome back b. Thank you for having me back excited twice in the same month there. There you go. we're gonna have to get you a little pen or something says returning guests number of times or do something different anyway. Are those who might have missed the first show and don't know what is going on with you. Can you give us just a little bit about your journey with pancreatic cancer and how it led you to become a volunteer. My childhood friend tyler. Nason was diagnosed with stage. Four pancreatic cancer On july for the two thousand six when he was only twenty five years old So at that point the five-year survivability For pancreatic cancer patients was only four percent So we had talked about back. When i was last on that that had not changed in over forty years and e- add actually was lucky to survive Just over five years Passing away at thirty years old. So my fight to end pancreatic cancer start in two thousand ten when he invited me to come to advocacy. Dave was hosted by pancreatic cancer action network or pan can up in washington. Dc so from there just fell in love with you know the cause and everything that we were doing in once he passed away. I really wanted to continue. His fight against pancreatic cancer and help future generations of pancreatic cancer patients and really help with the survival rate you know in in since He was diagnosed to now. Twenty twenty or twenty one. We're now at ten percent which is not Which is we celebrate ten percent because we overdubbed when we doubled it but it it's not where it needs to be and So yeah so that's why. Continue to fight And what. I do In volunteer with pancreatic cancer action network. Well thank you as survivor and as former caregiver. I i really think you for doing that. Because i know it can can be difficult when you did your first advocacy day. Did you actually think you would really go this far. Did you think that would be it. And you do one time. And that would be the end of it. I didn't know what to think. Initially so i think my first advocacy day in two thousand ten. So i've been doing this for over a decade now so my first advocacy day. I didn't know anything. about pancreatic answered no how bad it was didn't really know anything about the pancreas. Nothing and Just showed up washington d. c. And you know seeing how few survivors were present and how You know just hearing all the horrible stories about the disease in in unseen Tyler who is young athletic super brilliant to you know being in a wheelchair being barely able to walk so i think that was a point when i realized how bad it was and then hearing that ninety six percent of people that were diagnosed with it. We're gonna die in less than five years. So i think that was the eye opener for me and it was just shocking and then Over these last decade plus. I've been with the organization volunteering. We always talk about being a part of the purple family. None of us want to be a part of it. But we're so happy that we're we are a part of this family because of the friendship inn and Just everything that comes out of you know having No connection to this horrible disease so Yes that's what's cut me in this fight all these years again. Thank you and it is. It is a family. We always say that. No one wants to be a part of but i'm still very thankful for this family and also very thankful for to you on many reasons personal reasons and also because now that you are the affiliate chair the i just take so much off my plate and i'm really happy to have you on board and look forward to what you will be bringing to this affiliate because we have been without a chair for a few years so it's really nice to have somebody dedicated to oc affiliate chair and nothing else. So thank you for that. Definitely so coming on board then. What are your goals for those affiliate. So i've been sitting as the affiliate chair for the orange county. Affiliated with of pain can for now three months now can't believe it's been It's gone by so fast already. But i think with the core group of volunteers that we have. We have an amazing group of volunteers. And you know we've sat over Several hours just planning the new fiscal year fiscal year. Twenty two sapan. Ken runs their fiscal years from july through june. So we're already completing our first quarter of the fiscal year. Twenty two so. We've come up with our core group of volunteers from orange county. Have come up with a grid Core group of goals for fiscal year. Twenty two and so we are going to continue to do fully support. Orange county's pancreatic cancer survivors and caregivers by hosting first of all by hosting eleven monthly affiliate and caregiver meetings. So we do that monthly So it's the third wednesday of every month and six thirty. Pm pacific time is our caregivers meeting Which is hosted by our caregiver. Chair colleen lasalle and then at seven thirty pm on a pacific time we do our affiliate Medians which gives updates about pain can updates about the affiliate upcoming events We will try to have guest speakers that come in and talk about pancreatic cancer as well and then second major goal that we have is the maintain our federal advocacy efforts in like i mentioned my first involvement with pankin was through advocacy day Which is now called pancake action week which will occur light thirteen and fourteenth of twenty twenty two in washington washington dc. So we're super excited about being back in person. The last two years we've been doing it virtually so super excited to get back there so for those that are able to make it out to dc with us absolutely phenomenal experience the opportunity you get to have to speak With our congressional members and us senators In in bring awareness about pancreatic cancer to them and then also to help increase funding. So we were super excited. This past fiscal year fiscal year. Twenty one where we were able to increase the federal funding to the pancreatic cancer research program. That's tied to the department of defense from six million dollars to fifteen million dollars. That's because of our federal advocacy and so collectively throughout all fifty nine affiliates. That pan kan has all volunteers. We were able to convince congress to give a significant raise this year which was absolutely phenomenal. with that advocacy obviously our advocacy chair. Rick pinson has developed advocacy committees. So what's unique about. Orange county affiliate. We have ten congressional districts within our affiliate So mostly all in the orange county some reaching into riverside and then also Mom.
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"Your house. She knows the most about dealing with it. And doing it for nineteen plus years. Roberta luna roberta pile. How are you today. You got a special kissed with you. I don't know how you got this guy's really important. We got the chairman of the board. Today he tells me go just as far here we are. We have your husband. And i have to laugh because on his shirt. You're wearing these pankin shirts purple shirts. Everybody has their name on it. Not him he just says roberta's husband initiate here comes from a very very good friend of ours. That actually had that specially made for me. Because this is what i come to special events to show my wife that support the scene heats. And i'm so glad that i'm able to do that. And it surely is a pleasure to be able to. God love your. I'll jump out here tells which we're talking about today. Thank you all and if we have time later we'll we'll maybe let you in on how that whole thing even happened. But today like paul said our special guest is my husband or my better half. I must say. I mean he is pan cans. Orange county affiliates purpose dry chair. that's a mouthful. And i was going to ask him to share what his shirt said but he's already done that so we'll just die right in Today the topic. I hope you guys will find very interesting and fun. That's one of my favorite things that we do every year. So let's get going with this stu it all right all excited that after two years purple start is finally back in person we've been because the covert we've done a virtual last year and this year our dates change so next year we will actually be live in person which were very happy do. Can you tell us what is purple stein. First of all. I want to say we are back. We're back after doing the virtual It was a challenge. I think we've learned from that. We're going to try to incorporate. Will we've had in that knowledge that we've gained and express that penn cans purple streit..
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"Since two thousand ten. Luckily i was always on the east coast. But it's been phenomenal. It's i've seen that grow from two thousand ten to maybe a couple of hundred people to In a handful of survivors To you know most recently just hundreds of hundreds of people and massive conference rooms and they just can't hold us anymore and that's a sad because like pan kan has to like. Oh well. I'm sorry we don't have space. You can't come to some people you know. It's sad but on the good hand or is it good side. It's like we're super excited to see so many people and and how we turn Capitol hill purple in. It's pretty awesome to see and it's amazing it is and it can be very overwhelming to see like you say just see the purple and to see people turn around and look and think well. Where are these people. Because you know it's just when you see nothing but purple it really draws your attention and i can relate when i first started with Advocacy they were in one room and we all got to share. A story is because there wasn't that many of us and now like you say we've extended number of conference rooms. And now they have to just ask a few people to share their stories so it's really has grown and i was going to and i as a survivor. Thank you for continuing that. Because i know i it's very important and i'm sure tyler would have been is thrilled that you are continuing to honor his name. Because i think this is one of the best ways we can honor those that lost is by continuing to bring awareness and to make things better for those people that will be coming on. Unfortunately i know a lot of times. You know when we go through this. We want to run away but you and others ran to and can you just give a little insight. I know is because tyler but the others that you're doing it for as well very appreciative. Right so. I think we talked about this. A lot is this. Purple family is Something that nobody ever thought about joining or or wanting to be a part of but because of this horrible disease that takes ninety percent of people that are diagnosed we get to be around other people and other people that are affected other patients. And i think just meeting them getting to know them. Like i've known you for over a decade now to You know the love and The connectivity in the sense of family or in hawaiian right Ohana you know so you know going back to leila and stitch leaving you know enemies family and family means nobody is left behind or forgotten. I think that's very key to this this purple family. And i think it's important for me to continue fighting for everybody else that i've gotten to meet over over the years and become family and friends with and it's disheartening to when we hear about people that you know lose. Their battle against pancreatic cancer is just really rough for us. It is and i thank you very much again. Like i said and i know where the family nobody wants to be a member of. But it's a family that i've been very grateful for so thank you to all those who are part of that family I know where getting kind of low on time here but very briefly. I know there's other ways that you are staying involved. Can you just give us a little bit on what you're doing With those the affiliate right now. So i have since a returning back to southern california of taken on the role as the affiliate cheer for the orange county affiliate of pankin. So pretty excited about that and Obviously you're part of the affiliate as well so we have an amazing group of sixteen corps volunteers and a lot more volunteers that are out there that participate and help us out In in meeting our vision and our goals of You know to create a world where. All patients with pancreatic cancer thrive and I think it's really big That we have a law support here in orange county and You know we have a goal you know. Pankin has a golden drive the five-year survivability from ten percent where it's at right now to twenty percent by twenty thirty so i think that's key we oh team up together. We go forward We'll have some november awareness. Events coming up That we're really excited about on. So you'll be seeing those posted on our social media and website and purple stride april thirtieth Out here tentatively out in bolsa chica state beach so we're excited for that so hopefully everybody comes out and supports that. And thank you. And i wanna leave a little bit of something as i know. on tyler's obituary said live as if you'll die tomorrow dream as if you live forever so i got that backwards but i. I thought that was something really important. Because that is something that i know he said and i think he really believed and one other thing. I'd like to thank you very much for coming. And sharing your story. And also tyler's wife A wrote something that i thought was very prominent as well. She said hug your loved ones and pray to experience. Life as rich and full as tyler's tyler may have been a very young man. But i think he lived a very rich and powerful and full life and for that i think him and i do miss him seeing him every year advocacy day. But thank you for coming jay. Thank you for being here. Thank you for serving our country and real quick. You wanna give a plug to your own podcast that you have thank you. Thanks for having me My own podcast is Called life in times with. Jv so it's just Found where podcasts are found. A little bit behind. But i'll get back up in and do some more podcasts. So well thank you for being here and thank you for taking on the orange county affiliate chair. I greatly appreciate that. Thank you for sharing your story and for bringing tyler back with us. Thank you thank you there. You have it. One more reason to tune in each and every time to get some living weekly journey here designed to provide hope inspiration and education for those living with pancreatic cancer sharing the real life stories of those affected by this disease and how they and their friends and family deal with it on a daily basis. And if you'd like to share your story please always looking for people to come forward. Just context here nosy. Talk radio or if you know anyone who needs help like right now. Maybe they just started this journey confused. Scared don't know where to go. there's a place. Just contact patient services at eight seven seven to pan candidate safe seven seven and the number two p. a. n. c. a. n. for the pancreatic cancer action network for the. Oc talk radio network. Paul roberts inviting you to come back each and every time and join us as we stream live from the cove here at the university of california. Irvine's beal applied innovations..
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Wet Notes 8-30-21
"This is wet notes here on scuba shack radio for monday august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one. Well we have certainly had our fill of extreme weather lately just last week here. In connecticut we face the challenges of tropical storm on re just barely below hurricane strength and at the last minute it shifted east and we avoided the brunt of the wind rhode island wasn't as fortunate and now we have item a cat for hurricane hit louisiana. Extreme weather is now the norm. The news keeps getting worse. Recently there was a study published by nicholas bars from the potsdam institute for climate impact research and that was that the gulfstream could be varying towards irreversible collapse. Now the gulf stream is part of the atlantic meridional overturning circulation or a. m. Oc this circulation takes warm salty. Water from the tropics moves in north and then takes the cold water south. The study finds that the circulation is at its weakest in one thousand years. So what happens if the gulfstream collapses that will dictate extreme cold for parts of north america and europe. Is the collapse imminent well. That's not an easy question. Answer it could be decades away but as we have seen things are happening a lot faster when it comes to climate change not only will the disruption of the gulfstream resort in colder north american temperatures. It is predicted that there will be a rise in sea level disruption of the monsoon patterns and impacts on the amazon rainforest. An aunt arctic ice sheets. The study concluded that is that this is all a result of human endorse induced climate. Change in may of this year. I talked about a project out on lake. Tahoe called cleanup lake. That project had an ambitious goal of cleaning over seventy two miles of the mountain lake. So i thought i would give it a quick update on how the work is progressing. Now these numbers come from the cleanup delake website. Cleanup delete dot org as earlier this month. Team of divers has removed an amazing eight thousand. One hundred and twenty two pounds of trash were three hundred and three thousand six hundred eighty four kilograms and covered about twenty two miles or thirty four kilometers of coastline. There update indicated that they have completed seventy four dives over twenty seven days of diving. The diver's consumed two hundred and eighty six cylinders of air. Today there have been eighty one volunteers who have delivered two thousand six hundred and eleven volunteer hours. Now i'm not sure if they're on pace to meet their objectives but that's not always the measure success. The amount of continuing effort is what really counts. Keep up the good work guys. The annual boston sea rovers clinic for this year is just one month away. The two thousand twenty clinic happened just a couple of weeks. Before the corona corona virus lockdowns took effect. We really didn't know how serious things were then. Now as we continue to emerge from the pandemic the show may just have the distinction of being the last face to face. Scuba show in the world before the pandemic and the first face-to-face scuba show in the world post pandemic monty. And i were at the last meeting. And everything's proceeding for the october. First and second show the show will follow state and local mandates and as the days pass by. We are all hoping that the show will go off his plan. This year shows moved from the traditional march date to october as a result of the pandemic that you'd be a great time to enjoy some early fall weather in new england. It'd be great to get together and diving is certainly a social sport. Do you miss dive training magazine. I sure do. I think i've re reread all the back issues. We have a good shop at least three times. So what's happening with the publication. Well i reached out to catherine castle garcia the editor to find out the latest catherine informed me that they hope to be publishing again in the fourth quarter of two thousand and twenty one. Now that's some good news. The fourth quarter is not that far away. And i'm certainly looking forward to dive training magazine hitting the streets and finally here on wet notes. I wanted to give you an update on the situation with dutch springs. If you remember last time. I reported that the property owned by stu jill school had been sold to trammell crow texas developer. Who's planning to build a large warehouse facility on the property. The initial word was that dutch would shut down after the season while a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks i there was a petition that garnered over three thousand supporters to keep the place open and as we know petitions can only go so far then there was support from patty professional association of diving instructors patty due to white paper outlining the economic benefits dutch brings provides as a diving venue. Patty estimates that because dutch exists. It helps to generate three point. Four billion annual retail sales in the northeast they tag the economic benefit to bethlehem at thirty four point five million as for tax revenue. The paper indicates that about ninety. Eight point nine million is generated for state and local taxes and northeast and about two point one million for bethlehem in addition to patty support. The lehigh valley planning commission has called the proposal of disaster for the quality of life in the lehigh valley while it seems that there a great deal of opposition to maybe very little that can be done to stop the effort. One positive. I that i did see. Was that trammell. Crow was indiscretions with local officials to offload the fifty off lou to fifty acre quarry for community use. Just how would you get to acquire if they build the warehouses. I don't know while the saga is far from over. I would expect that we won't see. Dutch brings open for the twenty twenty two dive season but his al michaels once said. Do you believe in miracles. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes. Here on scuba shot radio for august thirtieth two thousand and twenty one
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"Minute right now this second and that's what causes a lot of the hopelessness. Because you look at your situation if you look at the circumstances right now and it's not good again that creates a an emotion of fear and desperation. So that's why you have to look inward don't allow the circumstances dictate or does your circumstances dictate how you're gonna perceive life. You perceive life from the inside out not from the outside and you take control of that. And that's why and again we're gonna wrap this up. But yeah that's why. I have these seven steps upset island that that anybody can incorporate in their life and the first thing is you start out with the word or you can call it a thought you can call him an idea that if the ground level i call it. Zero that is ground zero. You got to hear something. You got the first step. The first step is that you have to hear that word of that idea which step number one which leads to your level of. We talked about with year level belief. You have to get to the point where you believe it. Because you can say something consciously and receive something in the conscious mind if the subconscious mind if they're not on the same page the subconscious mind is always gonna override that going to leave. It ain't gonna happen to me. Then be they would ain't gonna happen so they had the So it starts with hearing believing then said you have to speak that were which we in forces pulling yield cod auto suggestion. We enforces that belief system. That you have with catapults you into activity. That's the fourth step wash. You get into activity then you persist. You ought to convict. You gotta keep going to gotta push push through it until it manifest in wanted manifest mushy. But she bet thing then. You have to take a moment to rest. That's the seven step which is to rest and another word that i look at. What if an that you can use for rest just added eat arrest which has reset who are like that time the reset which is now ruined back to ground zero. Which is the idea that thought or the word. Well my friend. My coach my inspiration. You're going to have to reset the here because we're out of time I just see more and more beginning to see the bigger picture here. And i'm beginning to see some dangerous signs ahead. You talked about the coming eviction Apocalypse when they fight when the government finally removes of the support they'd be giving people couldn't pay the bills and have paid the bills talk about the of the cut in credit lines. We've talked what we should do. A show on the tightening supplies of things for a toyota just announced a were doing this in the middle of august that they're going to cut their production in half because they can't get little computer chips right now. All of this is going to make prices rise in the amount of money. The government stuck into the system. Inflation those double-whammy their inflation and cut back in productions cutback credit. While look out things are coming. You better be ready and in seems like a scary forecast. If you don't have the wisdom the understanding and the knowledge to how navigated it if you have the right the wisdom and knowledge and the understanding of how these are happy times. A storm is only scary. If you're not prepared for it the anapa pay for exactly okay. Well i'm prepared to do more how to people find you wanna get prepared and learn more again what i want you to do and again you know i i really appreciate people. You know Taking the time to listen to this podcast Doted youtube check it out. Oc talk radio If you if you like the information you know this like it or click air sheriff but the share it but you also you have my it you can have my business and a palm in your hand. Which is my mobile. App is going to take up anywhere on your phone. Just go to closing techs closing. The wealth gap two three six two six zero again. Maloney pre med techs close in the wealth gap. Two three six two six zero or. Just go if you're online go to close in a wealth gap that coach If you just wanna give me a call call five six two four nine eight. Three one six But at my website automatic missions. Right there on my contact. Information's there again. You don't have to go through this alone you know we. This is a labor of love for me for paul. Oc talk radio is putting us in this content out for reason these on these. Do not have to be scary times for you and your family. So just but she got and napoleon hook polling. He'll wrote a book called thanking grow rich but before that he wrote a book. Call the lop success. He said real power is organized. Effort organized effort organized effort. So start to you know you know to people. People can represent that organized effort that that level power. Well you know there was a guy couple thousand years ago. And he had he only had twelve people and he changed the world. Yeah what the guy's name get that guy's name. I'll think of it the minute area. All right thanks come back again. That's our show for this week. Closing the wealth gap the one. Show the only show that shows you how to take control of your financial future right here in orange county only community radio station oc talkradio..
Behind the Bets
2021 College Football Betting Preview
"Gentleman. I have picked the brain of many times. Jay romano pro. Better here in las vegas good to be with you. Thanks for having me all right well. We finally broke the seal. Got you on the pod. And i think it's a perfect situation. Do college win. Totals because the board has been hit pretty hard. But there's still a lot of opportunities out there and we're we're obviously. The calendars turned to mid august. We are ready to go Football season's right around the corner. So i know there's a lot of plays you like a little bit off the grid but i want to start the marquee ones and it's the one that's my favorite of a mall and i've talked about it a few times on daily wager. I believe i've even mentioned it here on the podcast but i am very very big on auburn under seven now the juices move some shops or six and a half. If you want to go six plus money that's fine. It's just so tough when you get the push at seven so i prefer the seven with the juice and it all comes down to the schedule. Not the only reason but the schedules really really difficult. And you've got bama. You got an got georgia. I don't think there's any chance auburn win those games. I know rivalry game and war eagle and all that stuff with the with the iron bowl but it's just auburn is rebuilding. And they have a new coach bryan. Hartson coming in from boise. State and bonex is just not materialize into the quarterback that everyone thought he would be. Maybe a new oc. Mike bobo will unlock. I'll just kind of have to see it to believe it. So in addition to obama. Georgia am there at lsu. They have all miss at home. You know at arkansas. And then there's there's this tough spots here and it's a team that's going to be lacking on offense defense. They're calling card. So i think i don't see how they go eight and four to lose this play. Well i i would definitely recommend Playing the seven laying the juice in this situation. I almost always gonna lay the juice versus taking maybe plus one ten plus one twenty on the under. It's definitely worth the extra half a game. I'm actually high on auburn this year. However i completely agree with you. The schedule is brutal. There's just no breeders for them. I think bonex. Could you know have an improvement. This year they can play well. It's just there's just not enough wings on the schedule. It really looks like they're ceiling is seven. It's just you know when you like. You said when you go to texas. Am have to play alabama lsu home against georgia. And then at penn state week three. It's just you forgot about the penn state game. I'm glad you mentioned that. Cause at the white out game in happy valley. yeah. And i'm looking headlines there between four and a half and seven and a half point underdogs So they can exceed expectations and still not go over this win total. Yeah no. it's a lot to ask. It's certainly a lot to ask but you're so you're high on wsb. Maybe as a dog and a lot of spots throughout the season. So i know you have some places. Well but notre dame under nine talk about not soft spots on the schedule that that's certainly stands out where you'll get the irish yet. The with them again is scheduled schedule. Schedule you know. I know there are top ten ranked team coming into the season but it is just absolutely unforgiving. Weakened weak outs starting at florida state where they opened about ten and a half eleven point favorites. It's down to seven and a half eight. That's not gonna be an easy task. Going into dough campbell on a standalone game in a national televised audience. Week one with a new quarterback Jet cohn was name started earlier this week. With up and down. Wisconsin played well and times. But we'll we'll have to see how he jumped there Notre dame is starting four new offensive lineman. They returned to starters on offense. It's it's a little early in the season For that type of test. So not only would. I looked afford a states Plus the points week one just a little bonus pick right there but the under nine for the season feels like a pretty safe option
OC Talk Radio
"oc" Discussed on OC Talk Radio
"This was in seattle at seattle pacific college. Underhill's and getting up and down hills. When you are paraplegic with canes really quite difficult but the fact that i was struggling encouraged other students who were struggling to approach me as somebody who might understand what they were going through probably the best biblical parallel is in second corinthians. I chapter where. Paul says that he and timothy had suffered so much that they had despaired of life itself but then he says but god.
OC Talk Radio
Kamin Samuel: Reinventing Your Life Post COVID
"Comedian samuel what a treat to have you on the show. Once again i charlie. It's such an honor to be here. Thank you so much for having me. Well i i can't wait camellias such chatting with you as always such a delight and really you are one of my all time favorite guests because you offer a so much. Thank you what we're finding to be here. It is and and I'll tell you right now. It appears that we're about to enter. A bit of everything is going to be post. Covid phase in life in the united states. And so i think a lot of shows are going to be doing post covid type of shows and we are. We're going to do one. And and i was thinking that perhaps now might be a good time to rethink what our personal life might look like in the near as well as longer term future and i'm choosing to call this show reinventing your life post covid. What do you think about that. My i love that topic. I love the titles. Because i i do think it's an opportunity for us now to reinvent ourselves to really look at this last year as a our own individual wakeup call into. Who do we want to be from here. Who will you want to emerge into. What are we learning So that we can do things differently from this point forward. That's a that's a great way to put it a wake up call to reevaluate or or evaluate. Maybe for the first time what our life was like is like and can be like as we discussed a couple days ago A great place to begin might be to assess our life last year from what you called a higher altitude asking ourselves what we might have learned from isolation and quarantine as well as from here and frustration. It really impacted us. didn't it. yeah. I think i impacted us in ways that you know. We're still awakening to work. You know we don't understand all of the impact. We know that there for it. Was you know financial or health or just isolation in general and so. It's an opportunity before we go back into business as usual life as usual to really define that and really take stock of this last year. What went well. What didn't go. well where am i. And then and then really have a have an honest discussion with ourselves about our about who we are what we want.
Fork Report
California AG’s Office Asks to Drop Charges in OC ‘Rape Doctor’ Case
The Brooklyn Boys Podcast
Brooklyn Born Skeery Eats Pizza With a Fork and Knife
"Way pizza. What a fucking knife fucking knife and get dead to me okay. You don't eat pizza fork and a knife i. I'm just as much as you want a straw just because what you does just because you're yelling doesn't make you right. Just because you're louder does not make you write a whisper. Who who do you think you are. What are you what are you. What are you from the great state of wyoming. He'll eat pizza that way okay. See that's a quarterback off. You know what. I was referencing. Yes yes you don't if it's so big if it's such a massive slice you have to cut it in half fine then you pick it up and when your hands pinson out. It wasn't about the size of the slice. Yeah what was it about. Emotion in the oc- bucci nelson. Here's what it was about pain. Boozy strap okay. Now let me let me say this you know that. We've we're both from brooklyn born and bred. We are already going bullshit weight and you know that we do have these rules. And i do you have to do the fold. We talk about this. We have talked about nauseam head. Wait wait so when you pick up your pizza if you don't know what it is by now it's the new york. Fold you pick up a slice usually its triangular or even if the square one you've put a crease in the middle you fold it over and then you hold it donovan moldova's holiday you still pick it up the point handle it handle true story now. Here's the problem with that. This is what you didn't see. You didn't me struggling for thirty seconds prior because my buddy phone out trying to tape that. So he's putting me on his instagram story. Nearly caught the ladder thirty seconds. Which was me using a fork and knife on pizza. Worse when you say it out loud
The Brooklyn Boys Podcast
Brooklyn Born Skeery Eats Pizza With a Fork and Knife
"Way pizza. What a fucking knife fucking knife and get dead to me okay. You don't eat pizza fork and a knife i. I'm just as much as you want a straw just because what you does just because you're yelling doesn't make you right. Just because you're louder does not make you write a whisper. Who who do you think you are. What are you what are you. What are you from the great state of wyoming. He'll eat pizza that way okay. See that's a quarterback off. You know what. I was referencing. Yes yes you don't if it's so big if it's such a massive slice you have to cut it in half fine then you pick it up and when your hands pinson out. It wasn't about the size of the slice. Yeah what was it about. Emotion in the oc- bucci nelson. Here's what it was about pain. Boozy strap okay. Now let me let me say this you know that. We've we're both from brooklyn born and bred. We are already going bullshit weight and you know that we do have these rules. And i do you have to do the fold. We talk about this. We have talked about nauseam head. Wait wait so when you pick up your pizza if you don't know what it is by now it's the new york. Fold you pick up a slice usually its triangular or even if the square one you've put a crease in the middle you fold it over and then you hold it donovan moldova's holiday you still pick it up the point handle it handle true story now. Here's the problem with that. This is what you didn't see. You didn't me struggling for thirty seconds prior because my buddy phone out trying to tape that. So he's putting me on his instagram story. Nearly caught the ladder thirty seconds. Which was me using a fork and knife on pizza. Worse when you say it out loud
Tim Conway Jr.
OC Fair announces plan to return this summer
"Rides, games and fried food ready for thousands of cooped up visitors this summer. This year, we're limiting capacity, OC affairs Terry Moore says. Currently, the dates are July 16th through August 15th, depending on covert 19 case rates, fewer number of rides, fewer number of concessionaires that giving everybody a little more elbow room for safety, But we'll see We'll have all of the favorite fair officials are pushing for about 75% capacity again, Maura less depending on Cove in about 45,000 people a day more, says reopening the fair could generate $10 million in proceeds and because of capacity limits. People should buy tickets in advance in Orange County,
L.A. Times Morning Briefing
Los Angeles, Orange Counties Meet Metrics To Move To Orange Tier
"Los angeles and orange counties have banked. One week's worth of the coronavirus needed to progress to the orange tier of the state's reopening plan. It's a move that would allow a more widespread unlocking of businesses and other public spaces and the county's moved to a less restrictive. Tear could happen as soon as next week. If their metrics hold steady upon reaching the orange tier counties can allow bars to reopen outdoors with modifications and without needing to serve food also capacity restrictions are lifted in stores houses of worship museums. Zoos and aquariums can raise their capacity from twenty five percent to fifty percent as well and other businesses like restaurants and movie theaters can raise indoor capacity
Daily Tech News Show
The long wait for a true Poco F1 successor is finally over
"Smartphone maker poco revealed the f. Three a rebrand of the redmi k forty with a snapdragon eight seventy five g modem six point six seven inch one hundred twenty hertz. Amyloid display and thirty-three watt fast charging lodging march twenty seventh for three hundred forty nine euros. The company also announced the x three pro which features qualcomm's new snapdragon eight sixty s. Oc and lt modem a six point six seven inch one hundred twenty hertz lcd display and a large five thousand one hundred sixty million our battery lodging march twenty fourth for two hundred forty nine euros.
OC Talk Radio
#183 Jamie Lerner Self-Care: If You Dont, Who Will? - burst 03
"We just are and were very well equipped to do it. And it's also interesting about reinvention. Is that we lose a lot of something. That is very important along the way which is south care so women are masterful in reinventing themselves and then they also are masterful in forgetting themselves. How did how did how did he know. We're going to make a transition to self care. I mean seriously on my sheet in front of the next. The next bullet point was self care and you made a wonderful trenches transition to it. So that is what. I'd like to talk about now. And and focus probably the majority of our time is self care and personal responsibility and and especially in this current cova time of chaos and confusion and and one of the things that you told me about when we chatted before the podcast was that you described your passion. Your current passion for helping people find themselves in the moment. Can you tell me what that what that means to you. Find yourself in the moment every moment that we can be present and it is just a moment by moment and establish or reestablish connection with ourselves that that is the ultimate in self care and and i think a lot of that comes from being able to manage our thoughts and then are feeling but first and foremost our thaw and i think it's important cut. We rarely slow everything down and allow ourselves to be in that moment contain. That's why one of the most important things of how we can care for ourselves and then others it's always about foul firth and then others. It's kind of a win win for everybody. Jesus talks about that. When he says you know i it's always quoted love god and love your neighbor but what's always left out is love. Love your neighbor as yourself and to me that assumes self love precedes other love the cacao kangaroo barber care for another if they're not taking care of yourself self love is sort of. it's almost frowned upon that. You are selfish. You are ego centric if you do that and and if you take care of yourself too much and yet and yet if you don't take care of yourself you're you're no good to anyone else you know want when you could on the airplane they tell you to put your mask on on first before assisting other people and there's a reason for that. That is a universal truth. We cannot care for anyone until we care for ourselves without feeling resentment and if we feel is not much then we are not caring for ourselves or another. So you know. I think people don't really understand what it means to wrap third loving arms around themselves and nourish and nurture themselves into connection. That is the most unselfish thing that you can do. And in some ways it sure responsibility if you're then going to assume the care of others whether be children or a teacher or if you're in any role where you're in a leadership role it's just not possible to do it without having spent some time with yourself and nourishing yourself and if they're self some something to give agree with you on that and i was thinking about taking care of ourselves. There's there's just a number of of ways to do that in you know we're going to get into tactics toward the end of the Of the of the of the show. But right. Now i i'd like to disorder. Get a big picture of what do you mean by taking care of yourself. I know account. I have an idea of what i need by but but i'm curious what your interpretation is kind of goes hand in hand with taking personal responsibility to understand that really. It is known responsibility to care for your responsibility to begin to have an understanding of what year in the evening for yourself and then to figure out a way a gentle loving way to kind of implement some of that self care and most people do the opposite. They expect other people to care for them. They don't even know their own news. They expect others around them to know what they need and they expect that they should be given what they need. There's this really Twisted sense of entitlement. just because the very I think the other interesting thing about women reinventing themselves then they get to hide behind all of the roles that they've taken on as they never care for themselves the end up feeling resentful. They ended up feeling overwhelmed. The end up feeling all the things that they should be feeling and yet known even knows what they need. Not even know. They haven't even taken the time to figure out like okay but only know what i need for my. What do i need to do first thing in the morning but the guy can so myself up before we take care of all these other people so to step into that role of personal responsibility for sending the morning and ask yourself now. What are what. I need so myself. That is such a loving and lovely question to ask one and then to answer it with you. Maybe coffee before. I serve an to eat something before i i just some basic things. That really remind us that we're important. How counter cultural that is because we you know we're we're thinking we always have to be givers don't we we. We can't be. we can't be takers. we can't be an it's not even really taking it's it's more of. You're giving love from an empty cup and you've got to fill that love your love cup for yourself because unless you do you end up resenting the very people that you are serving and it doesn't feel good on your and it doesn't feel good on there and either never feels good to be given some things from someone who is representing you in the process so yet to unconditionally give to hand. That is a lovely feeling for the giver and the receiver and the way we get there is by taking care of ourselves so that we can give which hand alternate goal to feel good about the giving and to feel good about the person who is receiving what your kid i have for the last year been very involved on my own in in the in the sort of tradition node as mystic christianity and the mystics and and and i'm reading people of the thirteenth to fourteenth century teresa viola saint john of the cross and and teresa viola sort of my my guru. Now and she was. She was in the fifteenth century. And they talk about spending this time in divine contempt mystical prayer. But she is very strong that you do that in doing that. You are taking care of yourself your relationship with yourself yourself in the divine how how you relate in the divine but that that then becomes the resource for helping others that so you don't you don't just folk off. Yeah you don't just focus on yourself and forget everybody else. You have to focus on yourself but then the result is it results in a self care you. You can't help but want to share that with other people tackle once again. It's a win win for every beautiful idea. Now you want. You talked about personal responsibility in that. And i've even thought about making when i make a title for this show and we'll see what happens after the show. They make the title. But i i'm working on a premise of the me. Look at my own title here. Self care your responsibility to be responsible for yourself. Well is it so you would. You says it's good. I'm glad you agree because you're not title if you said no i don't believe any of that however it's a turn off for people a lot of people do not want to be responsible from south. They feel resentful that they should have to be responsible for themselves. They feel entitled that others should be responsible for their happy. And i think that it just needs to be thought about in a different way because who would know better for you than you know and yet we expect others to know what we need what. We consider south for first and foremost look. We need the great question. People don't ask themselves that question very often. But do you want. Don't ask themselves that either but people will tell you all day long what they want and what they get is more of what they don't want so and it's always someone else's all so you know if that doesn't work very well that way no it doesn't and and how in the world like you said if we haven't even really investigated pin through the thought process of understanding what we want and what we like in life. How in the world is someone else supposed to know that you know great costal one and yet we expect them to set us fai our needs and we've not identified their their needs. I mean our our needs and how they need to respond. You know My listeners heard have heard this before. But my wife. And i for probably. We've been married thirty six years and for at least twenty five of those. If not more. We take every year between christmas and new years now. This happens throughout the year but we take an intentional time of three days away so we can have two nights in one place. You know two full days in place and we ask each other So how was i. What kind of husband was last year. What kind of wife was i. And and what do you want from me. How can i serve you in helping. You find. You know helping you fulfill your needs and so we're forcing ourselves to identify our knees and until the other person. This is what i would like fantastic. I mean that's that's a conscious of our relationship a nice guy. Yeah yeah you know a lot of good writing on that jamie is. Are you familiar with the land baton. Elaine de button depends on how you want to pronounce it. The scarlet life. You know he's rich and really good stuff on that he's ridden maybe the best stuff of love between a man and a woman as anyone is written for you know. He's just barely turned forty now but he just has has exceptional writing on that. You know what i wanna do. I i want to go a bit deeper but before we do. I'd like to take a quick break. And then we will come back. And we're going to pursue a little bit more about this personal responsibility and how the victim mentality may come into play in that. Hi there this is charlie hedges. And you're listening to the next with charlie and my very special guests. Today's jaime lerner A woman who is a therapist adventurer pleasure seeker and a cute devil tae of self care. And that's exactly what we're talking about. And and i think she has so much teaches that i've learned so much from jamie and jimmy. We've talked about a bit about personal responsibility. And that letting other people know not expecting other people to somehow somehow be able to read our minds in our souls and understand what we need. We need to articulate that. What other kinds of personal responsibility you know. We're talking about our own personal responsibility and our self care. How can i take responsibility for myself. Do you have any examples of that for me now. I think that away are rewarded in society. Forbidden since Mainstream media that. They reminded us every moment. That's come we are the victim of everything. We have no control so for me. I always suggest to people to turn off the television and to Find a new source. That is a little more emotionally intelligent. That will allow us to feel good when you're done breathing. You're listening to or watching in fetter feeling paralleling cars. We have to take personal responsibility for what we are chasing to consume and hall. We will fail one way or done firmly cloud video. You know that's brilliant. You know is that we have to take responsibility for what we consume in our media. And and i find pretty much nothing but danger when not not just. Tv in general but for me. It's tv news and tv news. You know their their purpose is to stir up controversy in stirrup.
DSC On Demand
Shailene Woodley confirms that she and Aaron Rodgers are engaged
"Its official green bay packers. Aaron rodgers is engaged to actress. Shailene woodley whom you might recognize from such works as the oc big little lies and perhaps most notably as charades player. Second from the left on hollywood game night. just make that The future mrs. aaron rodgers confessed to jimmy fallon. She knows next to nothing about football. Yes we are. We are engaged but for us. It's not new news. You know so. It's kind of funny. Everybody right now is freaking out over it and really. We've been engaged for while he's a wonderful incredible human being but i never thought i'd be engaged. Somebody threw never girls. When i grow up on to marry someone who who's rose balls a football fan. I yet to gain. And before i met him. I'd never seen one softball game before when we also like i knew he was a football guy but i didn't know like what kind of a football guy he was and i'm still constantly learning. I'm still like wow you know friends. You got to watch his youtube greatest. I was like i don't know about that. I know is like the nerd who wants to host jeopardy jeopardy. I love happens to also be very good at
Papa and Lund
Source - Florida Gators OC Brian Johnson to coach Philadelphia Eagles QBs
"Hired a quarterback coach today by the name of Brian Johnson. And he was there or get your for the Giants in the Stanford quarterback. Totally different guy guy. Shame. He was a quarterback on the Utah football team in like 2007 or 2000, and they beat Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. He was the quarterback, and he actually called the plays. And they finished number two in the country. So I was working in solid state at the time and running a station and doing a morning show and he graduated, and I offered him a gig as a radio talk show host. And after contemplating and doing a few shows, he decided this isn't for me, and he got into coaching so long story short. He was at Mississippi State. He coached Dak Prescott. He was the offensive coordinator Florida Florida most recently and then he just got out in the NFL. By the Eagles is their quarterback coach. Had he accepted that job that I had offered him in radio all those years ago, he would be starving still in eating Macarena, but he made a tremendous decision. Got into coaching, and now he's the quarterback coach of the Eagles, and he probably wouldn't take my call.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
No Eagles Gig For Josh McDaniels: Philadelphia Reportedly Hires Colts’ OC Nick Sirianni
"Eagles have hired Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Nick Syriani as their next head coach, replacing Doug Peterson. 39 year old spent the last three years in India under head coach Frank Reich was Eagles offensive coordinator for two years prior to taking over the Colts reports say that the other finalist for the Eagles job was offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels of the Patriots on the
Behind the Steel Curtain
Steelers part ways with OC Randy Fichtner, two other coaches
"Steelers have not renewed the contracts of the phone coaches and. That's just a nice way of saying you got fired so they have gotten rid of offense coordinator randy feeding her office of line coach. Sean seret and defensive backs coach. Tom bradley on top of that is also being reported. Now those moves those three coaches that was official may by the pittsburgh steelers organization. It's on their website is on our website at behind the steel curtain dot com. The reports are though the keith butler. Defensive coordinator survive these rounds of cuts and he will be back.
OC Talk Radio
"oc" Discussed on OC Talk Radio
"Back to our listeners. And welcome back to work place perspective. Julie mccoy thank you to recite a happy new year. And thank you for having me back again. Sorry excited. I love that. We've with scientific arthur time. We've had to kick off our new year. I think it's a great way to do it. Twenty twenty one. Can you believe it. thank goodness right. Never so happy to see a year in the rear view mirror ever well. This is a great topic today. We're gonna be talking about lessons from twenty twenty one that we can take forward with us into this new year. What we could use to improve ourselves improve our lines and provide quality of lives and leaving behind everything. That doesn't serve us. So i am so excited to talk about this list. Jump right into it. Well thank you theresa sought. I've done a lot of reflecting on your twenty eight twenty as we leave it in the rear view mirror. Thank goodness but i. I think it's really important for your listeners. To before they russ not normalcy and twenty twenty one whenever that takes place. I think it's really important to reflect upon things that they undoubtedly learned in the what i call the roussel of twenty twenty because it was that or many of us and some of us bar more than others but <hes>. You know there's a seeing among the coaching community that there's no comfort in the growth zone and no growth in the comfort zone and we've all been terribly uncomfortable to varying degrees where the past year and we now see the light. The end of the tunnel return to our normal are were teens and had dick schedules. And and i think it's really important to tag out or the experience of twenty twenty uncomfortable experience the lessons that we all learned and in a city. Here right now. Sort of your listeners may be dismissing that <hes>. Because you know it they were mostly more focused on the pain and how to get through it and what was going to happen next year that accompanied all of his nyan certainty of it but invariably we. I am certain that we all learned things. Maybe we learned a new skill for example. I know a lot of people <hes>. Might i'll take myself as an example. I wasn't really much of a cook. Started this process. Why us man. I ate out a lot. We got to take now snatch <hes>. And all of a sudden is down than i had. Actually prepare a week's worth of menus. Arkansas and prepare food and i became a much better cook because i had to learn how to do things like substitute ingredients. And before i was just following the recipe rigidly. Because that's all i knew how to do. I had no idea. I'm substitute well. If you can't just run out and store to get one item because that's too dangerous right to your hell. I figure that out. So there's there was real learning around that <hes>. For me i. I know of other people who had to learn how to be alone. Alana people just really can't stand thought of being alone and on the isolation of this pandemic inspires ties into that <hes>. You know i would say that as we need this year last year behind us it's important to take a moment to reflect on what we gained on and there were a lot of positives. They came out of twenty twenty on on a broader scale <hes>. For example the images of the clear skies in los angeles on this beautiful days when there was no pollution the images of the himalayan mountain one which you never see right because it's always obscured and smog the fact that a lot of us learned that our lives were so much more hectic when we were running around in our cars going back and forth to meetings there was so much easier just to sit down at our desk in have a really productive. Absolutely you know. I find that amazing now and that was one of the first things i noticed was how much time i saved by. Not having to and i still get ready. The i get up. I put my hair up close make <unk> module around and everything but still. It's so awesome. How much time you save right. And you're saving the environment at time. And you arrive at meetings not so frazzled. Especially in southern california when you're driving in traffic all of the time <hes>. I you know. I just woke that going forward. Some of us will remember value of hadden's in meetings which they seem very awkward in the beginning and some people tatum so much they just signed off and reviews combat. But were those of us who had to stick it out. There were these we had to accomplish. I think we learned how to work through the awkwardness of winners. It might've speedy and ocean the conduct brisson's talking and once we did that we download it was really productive platform for getting things done and could sit down calmly in our desk with a cup of coffee or glass of water and proceed to our meeting without the rush of. Oh i just got the freeway. I'm laid i gotta find parking place. A russian take an elevator. So i i just hope that some of us will from time to time and undoubtedly in person meetings organic resume as soon as nike <hes>. And i hope that some of the small may be take her pause in every now and then say you know. This meeting doesn't have to be. We're solidity in the comfort of our own homes or on offices and students via sumer via conference call.
OC Talk Radio
How Zoom might stay relevant post-pandemic
"Back to our listeners. And welcome back to work place perspective. Julie mccoy thank you to recite a happy new year. And thank you for having me back again. Sorry excited. I love that. We've with scientific arthur time. We've had to kick off our new year. I think it's a great way to do it. Twenty twenty one. Can you believe it. thank goodness right. Never so happy to see a year in the rear view mirror ever well. This is a great topic today. We're gonna be talking about lessons from twenty twenty one that we can take forward with us into this new year. What we could use to improve ourselves improve our lines and provide quality of lives and leaving behind everything. That doesn't serve us. So i am so excited to talk about this list. Jump right into it. Well thank you theresa sought. I've done a lot of reflecting on your twenty eight twenty as we leave it in the rear view mirror. Thank goodness but i. I think it's really important for your listeners. To before they russ not normalcy and twenty twenty one whenever that takes place. I think it's really important to reflect upon things that they undoubtedly learned in the what i call the roussel of twenty twenty because it was that or many of us and some of us bar more than others but You know there's a seeing among the coaching community that there's no comfort in the growth zone and no growth in the comfort zone and we've all been terribly uncomfortable to varying degrees where the past year and we now see the light. The end of the tunnel return to our normal are were teens and had dick schedules. And and i think it's really important to tag out or the experience of twenty twenty uncomfortable experience the lessons that we all learned and in a city. Here right now. Sort of your listeners may be dismissing that Because you know it they were mostly more focused on the pain and how to get through it and what was going to happen next year that accompanied all of his nyan certainty of it but invariably we. I am certain that we all learned things. Maybe we learned a new skill for example. I know a lot of people Might i'll take myself as an example. I wasn't really much of a cook. Started this process. Why us man. I ate out a lot. We got to take now snatch And all of a sudden is down than i had. Actually prepare a week's worth of menus. Arkansas and prepare food and i became a much better cook because i had to learn how to do things like substitute ingredients. And before i was just following the recipe rigidly. Because that's all i knew how to do. I had no idea. I'm substitute well. If you can't just run out and store to get one item because that's too dangerous right to your hell. I figure that out. So there's there was real learning around that For me i. I know of other people who had to learn how to be alone. Alana people just really can't stand thought of being alone and on the isolation of this pandemic inspires ties into that You know i would say that as we need this year last year behind us it's important to take a moment to reflect on what we gained on and there were a lot of positives. They came out of twenty twenty on on a broader scale For example the images of the clear skies in los angeles on this beautiful days when there was no pollution the images of the himalayan mountain one which you never see right because it's always obscured and smog the fact that a lot of us learned that our lives were so much more hectic when we were running around in our cars going back and forth to meetings there was so much easier just to sit down at our desk in have a really productive. Absolutely you know. I find that amazing now and that was one of the first things i noticed was how much time i saved by. Not having to and i still get ready. The i get up. I put my hair up close make module around and everything but still. It's so awesome. How much time you save right. And you're saving the environment at time. And you arrive at meetings not so frazzled. Especially in southern california when you're driving in traffic all of the time I you know. I just woke that going forward. Some of us will remember value of hadden's in meetings which they seem very awkward in the beginning and some people tatum so much they just signed off and reviews combat. But were those of us who had to stick it out. There were these we had to accomplish. I think we learned how to work through the awkwardness of winners. It might've speedy and ocean the conduct brisson's talking and once we did that we download it was really productive platform for getting things done and could sit down calmly in our desk with a cup of coffee or glass of water and proceed to our meeting without the rush of. Oh i just got the freeway. I'm laid i gotta find parking place. A russian take an elevator. So i i just hope that some of us will from time to time and undoubtedly in person meetings organic resume as soon as nike And i hope that some of the small may be take her pause in every now and then say you know. This meeting doesn't have to be. We're solidity in the comfort of our own homes or on offices and students via sumer via conference call.