MINI: The Day Patsy Was Abandoned

The Christian O’Connell Show

GOLD and iHeart Australia

Comedy, Music Interviews, Music, Comedy Interviews

4.7 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

When the team headed to Sydney to film a TV commercial, everything went sideways..

Meanwhile, back in Melbourne, producer Teena had to break into Christian’s house to feed his dog.

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0:00.0	IHart Podcasts.
0:02.3	You can hear more Gold 104.3 podcast, playlist and listen live on the free IHart app.
0:09.2	Got anything good?
0:11.1	Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
0:18.9	Good morning, Pat.
0:20.6	Yeah, good-day.
0:24.0	Wow.
0:25.1	Bit dusty today.
0:26.6	Why did you go out last night?
0:28.3	No, not in that sense.
0:29.8	Okay.
0:31.2	I actually feel very sorry for Pats,
0:33.0	and I was leaving a gap there for you, Alex,
0:35.0	and you Rio to apologise to Pats.
0:36.6	Oh, no.
0:37.8	Because Pats has been bandy let down by you two scoundrels, actually.
0:43.1	Talk about the Titanic.
0:44.8	These two, what happened to women and children first in the lifeboats?
0:49.3	Sarah Jay, our magnificent show manager and I, were left stranded at the Sydney airport the other night
0:55.1	by these two who decided to take an earlier flight.
0:58.3	I can believe when I was boarding my flight that I was booked on the 7.31, suddenly these
1:02.9	two chances were hanging around the gate going, we managed to get on this.
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