OUTRO: A Real Mixed Bag

0:00Keyzie:For all you mad bastards loving the Big Show podcast, get up even closer on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok or Raw Dog It. 4 to 7 every weekday on Radio Horeke. Oh, g'day fellas. Hello. Just to put this in context, the time is 5.45am and we've all just staggered in here blurry eyed.

0:27Mike Minogue:Have you noticed that we've all got smaller eyes than normal? Yes, I have. Jase, your eyes are tiny. Are they really? Yeah.

0:35Keyzie:Right, okay. Piss holes in the snow. I saw that hot pot you've been having. No, no hot pot yesterday, but I paid the price yesterday. I won't get into the details. Three poos. I knew it. Save it for on here. Three poos. I knew it.

0:48Mike Minogue:As soon as he said I won't get into the details, I was like, hang on, here comes some details. Here's the details.

0:53Keyzie:How are we going, fellas? All G? Good, mate.

0:55Mike Minogue:So fucking good, man. Good stuff.

0:57Keyzie:I was saying to Keezy Mogey because we bumped into each other coming in today. Oh, yes. You know what's going to happen, of course, is that our body's going to fully adjust by the end of the week to this time frame, and all of next week we're going to be fucked because we'll be waking up because our bodies are going, oh, that's right, we're doing breakfast. Bing, wake up at four, and that'll be us all next week. I wake up at four anyway. Are you really? Yes. Sometimes I am.

1:22Mike Minogue:Fuck every day. Yes. Oh, my God. Earlier, earlier. And then I just go back to sleep if I can. But if I can't, then I get up and I do. A little bit of work. A little bit of work. Part of me wanted to say fuck all there, but.

1:36Keyzie:I woke up at quarter to four this morning and I went, oh, well. So I turned the alarm off.

1:42Mike Minogue:I woke up at 20 to four.

1:43Keyzie:I woke up at quarter past. Right. And so I went out into the lounge.

1:47Mike Minogue:Quarter to four? Absolutely. Quarter to four, yeah. You turned your alarm off?

1:51Keyzie:No, no jacking on it.

1:53Mike Minogue:But you turned your alarm off.

1:55Keyzie:Yeah, because I didn't want it to go off and wake my wife.

1:58Mike Minogue:Oh, so it hadn't gone up?

1:59Keyzie:No, because I'd set it for 4.30 or something. But anyway, so I'm just in the lounge there, just flicking through the YouTube and all the political dramas, and then I hear this bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, and I was like, what the fuck is that? And it's some dude walking down the street ringing a cowbell, just banging on this cowbell all the way down the street. And it's like, good on you, man. Fuck, why not? I mean, it's only, you know, 10 to 4 in the morning. That's just made me think that maybe we could do a segment on the show where we play our alarm. What is your alarm like? Because I was just thinking this morning when mine went off, I was like, shit, I've got to change that.

2:39It's brutal for my life.

2:40Mike Minogue:Yeah, what is your alarm like? But we can have a bit of fun with it if you like, because I know yours is people having sex. Kesey. Is it? Can you play it? I mean, like vigorous sex or? Just towards the end there, you know, when she's sort of going, you know, hurry up, Kesey. Yeah, it's pretty hammer and tongs stuff, Jase, and I recorded it.

3:03Keyzie:Is it actually you having sex?

3:05Mike Minogue:Yeah, yeah, yeah. 5.48 in the morning right now. Oh, that's good stuff. Oh, is it? I do actually have a strategy around my alarm. Oh, you do? Which is quite interesting See alarm chat You see With me Keezy Alarm chat with me Mogey Jase's is just audio Of him taking a steamer Yeah exactly It's free a day Hey Jase Ding ding ding Alright Grow up fellas Come on man

3:35Keyzie:For fuck's sake

3:37Mike Minogue:The Hauraki Big Show Weekdays from 4 On Radio Hauraki The Hauraki Big Show Podcast Bit of Sam Neill last night

3:46Keyzie:Yeah really sad

3:48Mike Minogue:Very sad Yeah. Sad news. Sad news.

3:50Keyzie:Lovely man from the few times that I met him. Yeah. And just an icon of New Zealand acting. He's had a huge career. He'd be the one, wouldn't he? Yeah, I think so. If you got to choose one, I think he'd be the one. Yeah, I agree. Greatest ever. Devastatingly good looking, too. He's a beautiful looking. Back in his, well, right through, but amazing actor. Yeah. Very sad news. I was just watching a reel with Alec Baldwin, because Alec Baldwin did Hunt for Red October with him. Oh, yes. Yeah. And he said, oh, you know, I just wanted to jump on here and talk. I'm absolutely stricken about Sam Neill.

4:32Yes. He said, I did Hunt for Red October in 88, came out in 89. It was my first sort of proper meaty roll up until then. I'd done Beetlejuice and other things that are sort of small rolls. God, it was a great cast. so I just had to write it down. He goes through and he reads out all the cast and he sort of talks. Anyway, it goes on for about four or five minutes. At no time does he mention Sam Neill, except to say that he's sad about it at the start. Yes. And then at the end, after mentioning every other actor in the film and how great it was working with him, he then says it's Sam Neill. Very sad for his family.

5:07Very sad for his family. He doesn't even say that Sam Neill was in Hunt for Red Ox. God almighty.

5:15Mike Minogue:I think you're thinking of Hunt for the Wilder People. Yeah, that's right. Wrong one.

5:19Keyzie:I remember an interview with Ian Mune. Oh, yes. And Mune, who's worked with him a lot, and he was talking about, he was saying. That was Sleeping Dogs, wasn't it? Yeah, Sleeping Dogs, classic film. Your wife wouldn't like it, Keezy.

5:34Mike Minogue:She likes Sleeping Dogs. Does she let them lie or no?

5:38Keyzie:Ian Mune was talking about Sam Neill, and he was going, there's this amazing-looking guy, and he's on screen. and he's not doing anything. He's not doing anything. And, you know, he's just so still. And I'm just like, what? And Ian Mune's quite a big actor, and he was just going, what the fuck's this guy about? But he realised that was his genius, was that he was very still as an actor, very sort of settled, and that was his power. And he went, fuck, and then I realised, and I saw him on screen and went, ah, ah, okay, that's what it is.

6:14Mike Minogue:So Ian Barry Mew, New Zealand character, actor, director and screenwriter. He directed what becomes the Broken Hearted. Sleeping Dogs.

6:22Keyzie:Very controversially, remember, because he was fuming about the reviews and stuff. Oh, was he? Yes, and he had a rant at the film awards about it. Oh, did he? Yeah. He was a little bit. It's not. It had a few beers. People like a few beers. Yeah, yeah. I remember because I used to televise them live back in the day, and I remember compatriot of Mewen and old dear and dear Sam Neill there, Bruno Lawrence. Oh, one of my heroes. And he was absolutely maggot pissed when he got his award. Yes. And my mother was disgusted. And he, well, that was not unusual for Bruno.

6:57Mike Minogue:Whereas I was. Smash Palace. Smash Palace, a great movie.

7:01Keyzie:That is a great movie.

7:02Mike Minogue:It says here he died at 54. That's young. Yeah, of cancer.

7:06Keyzie:No.

7:06Mike Minogue:No, David Lawrence. Bruno Lawrence. Bruno Lawrence.

7:10Keyzie:Yeah, yeah, yeah. One of Jack Nicholson's favourite actors, Keezy.