Sep 28, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
Neal considers intrusion into famous artists’ privacy, your pet’s attitude to nighttime, what constitutes a street, I Seen (sic) the Lights go Down on Broadway, pressing buttons on a piano, revisiting…
Neal O'CarrollHost
dog, he was walking along the street one day, minding his own business, wondering what he was going to do with the rest of his day.
Now dogs don't read watches or go by time like that, but they're aware of the difference between day and night.
They're aware that the light goes away at some stage and they're not like cats.
So when they notice that the sun is coming down, it's the equivalent of, oh wait, no, there are dogs who go around howling at night and eating chickens from the local farmyard.
I suppose, no, you know, there are dogs who do interesting things at night, but your pet dog doesn't.
and allow them to roam the streets at night, or roam the roads at night if you're in an area that's not particularly urban, so you don't refer to the roads as streets.
People who live not in cities, people who live in the countryside where they have roads, they got to the countryside using roads.
It's usually roads going at least all the way up to the gate of their property.
Often there's a little muddy laneway going from the gateway to the house, but that's still some water road.
The only difference between that and a street Is there a street you expected to have commercial premises along it? And even then, that's not the case.
dog, he was walking along the street one day, minding his own business, wondering what he was going to do with the rest of his day.
Now dogs don't read watches or go by time like that, but they're aware of the difference between day and night.
They're aware that the light goes away at some stage and they're not like cats.
So when they notice that the sun is coming down, it's the equivalent of, oh wait, no, there are dogs who go around howling at night and eating chickens from the local farmyard.
I suppose, no, you know, there are dogs who do interesting things at night, but your pet dog doesn't.
and allow them to roam the streets at night, or roam the roads at night if you're in an area that's not particularly urban, so you don't refer to the roads as streets.
People who live not in cities, people who live in the countryside where they have roads, they got to the countryside using roads.
It's usually roads going at least all the way up to the gate of their property.
Often there's a little muddy laneway going from the gateway to the house, but that's still some water road.
The only difference between that and a street Is there a street you expected to have commercial premises along it? And even then, that's not the case.
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