Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

There's a mural that's going up promoting the show with my mug on it. It's almost done now on Ackland Street. And the team that they've flown in from Sydney have actually done a very good job. I look about 100 years younger. I look like I've just been born, actually, reborn with this sense of surgery. That actually hasn't yet been invented.

It's a man of the future. Have they finished? Do we know if they've finished yet? It looks like they just knocked off. There was a great bit tin of paint at the corner of my chin as well. Because maybe they're coming back tomorrow to age you. So if they are, just stand them down. Yeah, I might drop them off so they can see how I am now.

So the reason why we'll talk about this this week as well, otherwise, what do you care? Is that actually we're giving you the chance to have your own mural. And we had lots of great calls this week of what you'd like on your own wall. And the wall is an amazing street in this great city, which is Lygonne Street. So the mural will be painted next week, and lots of course, we're talking about people that would love their dogs up there, because if you have a dog, you love your dog, and they love us. So we thought, what's better than one dog is an entire wall of your dog? So we have a wall. It's on Lygonne Street. We can fit 21 dogs in. We've been asking you simply just to

pitch, you know, your pooch.

Almost said what we were going to call it, but obviously

couldn't. Few, it's Friday. And

we seriously have had thousands enter.

Pitch your pooch, pitch your poppy,

Pomeranians and huskies

to get their faces painted on our wall.

Now we hate giving you bad news on a show, but there is only room for 21 dogs. It has to be a limit.

And I guarantee, even if your dog doesn't go up there, you're obviously a dog lover.

I hope you will support the wall of dogs out there because it is going to look amazing. The dogs are all going to look up there. It looks so good up there, painted in mural form. Here are some of the ones who have made it on so far. We've got the good news yesterday. Who let the dogs in? Hoogh! Ziggy, he has actually died and come back to Lace before. My third-eyed dog, Henry, and Henry really, really grated his work. Astro Boy, he's almost 17 of marvellous family dogs. We'd love him up there. My dog Wasabi Maid, she's a spicy chuella. She actually saved my life back in 2008.

Doug is ready to represent the dogs of Melbourne on the wall of dogs.

My boy Nuka deserves to be on the wall purely because he burps in people's mouths if he doesn't like them.

Nuka also, I'll always remember that with that dog as well.

It's a failed bomb dog.

Obviously at the Top Gun Bomb Dog Academy, they rinsed him out,

and he now just likes watching The Simpsons.

I love Nuka, the failed bomb dog.

Who can also belching people's faces that he doesn't like?

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