Somehow Related With Dave O'neil & Glenn Robbins

When you start doing standup, you do three gigs are not you can’t remember what you have done? The set up for a callback brain goes into overload because any interviews you're doing you did on radio as Russell Coyte about forty or fifty years ago, Wow. Because the thing is if you, if you offer like Bathurst Air FM, even Adelaide Perth, they're all going to take you up. There's not one stage is going to say no to Russell Court. The ABC ones would say, Oh, he's a Bit. And it's good because you can talk a Bit quieter and say, yeah, you know, when you do breakfast, if M, you’ve got a job, it’s a Bit louder. It's wicked and the fat man. We've got funnyman Russell Crowe on the phone, and then he's got to go bang indie material because there's no point because I was doing this. I do this thing where I pretend that I'm out in the middle of the outback. And I apologise for not going to the radio station. And then at the end I go Oh, I think I can see Dick Smith coming.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio