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10月12日

RADIO SHOW | 816 | award winning jingles

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Tuesday by debating the worst day of the week and dive into Meg’s nightmare navigating SkyCity-style car parks with duplicate bay labels. First caller James updates the team after winning $850k lotto, spending $13k on his son’s race car, and warns how his winning ticket was briefly lost. They argue whether you should eat when your meal arrives before others, then reveal a 200-man “Ultimate Fart Club” and play a 32-second fart. Easy Money gives away $1,000, Tova O’Brien previews the 1 News multi-party debate, the team discusses election sign rules, Kelly Clarkson’s $15k bird-store dispute, Homegrown tickets, chaotic live business jingles, Westpac prizes, and wild ex requests like officiating an ex’s wedding. 02:17 Parking Garage Chaos 06:10 Money Stories Call In 11:18 Scandal 12:36 Dinner Etiquette Fight 17:09 Ultimate Fart Club 23:02 Easy Money 25:36 Tova O'Brien 29:11 Election Sign Rules 31:22 Free Promo Corflutes 34:12 Kelly Clarkson Drama 39:14 Homegrown Tickets Giveaway 41:36 A Lister Debate 48:40 Easy Money 51:40 DIY Business Jingles 59:49 Westpac Studio Tap Prizes 01:05:49 Wild Ex Requests Calls
10月11日

RADIO SHOW | 815 | every caller wins ... scotch fingers!

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off a rainy Monday debating why spring “sucks,” celebrating an All Blacks win, and teasing giveaways including Westpac prizes, Easy Money and a Sydney trip to see Harry Styles. Meg shares being recognized at Butterfly Creek, while a listener who worked at Australia Zoo recalls meeting the Backstreet Boys and Paul Walker. Scandal headlines cover Kim Kardashian’s F1 redemption and Troye Sivan’s video with Ian McKellen. The team argues over lotto daydreams, Dan’s nude “before” fitness photos, updates the A‑Lister rankings, gives away Air Points and Scotch Fingers, creates business jingles, and debates taking kids out of school for holidays. 00:00 Monday Morning Reset 01:51 Weekend All Blacks Recap 04:05 Meg Recognized In Public 05:22 First Call A List Celeb encounters 09:09 Scandal Headlines Roundup 12:25 Lotto Winners Dream Spending 16:15 Naughty 640 23:16 Easy Money 25:14 A List Tidy Up 30:38 Westpac Studio Tap 33:34 Scotch Finger Giveaway 37:31 Willy McBiscuit Appears 40:49 Male Triangle Theory 44:39 Jingle For Your Business 52:25 Easy Money 54:44 Harry Styles Sign Winner 57:40 Worst Pains Countdown 01:07:36 School Holiday Debate
10月9日

GREATEST EIGHT | 10th October

Clint, Meg and Dan are back from their holiday! Here is the top 8 moments from this week Including Hit The Spot, a few of your wild phone stories as well as one of our most wholesome winners from the Olivia Dean nice to each other competition.
5 天前

RADIO SHOW | 819 | edge exposure

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off a Friday show with roll call, jokes about Clint’s headaches and a chat about his changing “Christian” image, plus music talk including Zara Larsson’s “Blue Moon.” They call a texter, Gemma, as First Call of the Day and give her $100. On the Overthinkers podcast, Boss Jack admits he wore a rude T-shirt to work for two years without noticing. The team revisits shocking foreign objects found in food, plays Easy Money, and shares a Producer’s Diary recap. Listeners also call in with random places they found love, while the Edge Arvo team gives away the last Olivia Dean tickets in Auckland. 00:00 Friday Roll Call 00:46 Headaches And Health 02:10 Clints Christian Era 04:54 Music Swap Debate 05:28 First Call Gemma Wins 08:16 Scandal Zara Larsson 10:24 Overthinkers Boss Tee 13:48 Tooth In Chocolate 16:39 Food Surprise Calls 19:55 Easy Money Letter E 23:03 Producers Diary Highlights 28:06 Mum Plays Wingman 31:19 Weird Places To Meet 32:10 Party Bus Romance 33:12 Gay Bar Stripper Love 35:36 Easy Money Tease 36:07 Creed Algorithm Glitch 37:27 Paul McCartney Birth Memory 38:53 National Anthem LARP 40:41 Easy Money With Evie 43:07 Olivia Dean Ticket Hunt 49:26 Yard Sign Promotion Ideas 52:43 Electric Ave Bribe Rules 58:06 Westpac Studio Tap Win
10月6日

RADIO SHOW | 812 | Scotch Fingers

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Edge Breakfast with banter about catchphrases, a zoo slide mishap and painful “ouch my privates” stories, including Meg’s flying fox incident and a caller’s pole-dancing injury. They cover scandal headlines about Justin Timberlake’s “boots and cats” noises and Nickelodeon slime’s edible recipe, react to the leaders’ debate chaos, and discuss an ASOS hack by asking what people wouldn’t want leaked. The team plays Easy Money, reviews the New York Times’ top TV shows, and recommends Celebrity Traitors UK. They share a 1958 list of ways to find a husband, crown the Scotch Finger over the Tim Tam, take calls on occupations to avoid dating, feature psychic medium John Edward reading for a listener, and end debating whether it’s weird to sleep in your parents’ bed. 00:31 Show Teasers And Slogans 01:43 Zoo Slide Disaster 04:58 Ouch My Privates Calls 09:41 Scandal Headlines 11:50 Leaders Debate Chaos 18:42 Worst Leak Confessions 22:11 Easy Money Letter 24:29 Top TV Shows Countdown 34:10 Books By Boomers Dating Tips 37:54 Biscuit Battle Begins 42:16 Dakota Johnson Dating 44:08 Never Date Again Jobs 47:24 Easy Money 49:17 John Edward 53:45 Nice to Each other - olivia dean tickets 58:52 Hit The Spot Picks 01:03:10 Parents Bed Debate
10月5日

RADIO SHOW | 811 | soggy biscuits

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Edge Breakfast grumbling about a new studio mirror and missing couch, then tease giveaways including a Harry Styles Sydney trip and Olivia Dean tickets. They share a surprising Mr. Bean episode count, take listener facts about platypus milk secretion and venomous males, and run scandal headlines on Kim Kardashian’s dating comments and Andrew Garfield’s fear of fatherhood. The crew debates washing brand-new clothes, plays Easy Money, and reviews Jason Derulo’s high-effort concert. Jack Tame joins to discuss the leaders’ debate and Vote Compass, before the show argues over NZ’s best biscuit—Scotch Finger, Mallow Puff and more. 00:00 Morning Mirror Meltdown 01:30 Show Teasers and Giveaways 02:10 Coffee Catch-Up Mr Bean Fact 04:35 Dan's Mr Bean Impression 05:27 First Caller Platypus Milk 09:09 Scandal Headlines 11:32 Eldest Child Double Standards 12:26 Harry Styles Sign Contest 17:42 How Often to Wash Clothes 25:16 Easy Money Letter 27:46 Jason Derulo Recap 37:08 Pretending You Know Stuff 41:56 Compliment for Tickets 46:28 Name Stereotypes Debate 52:41 Easy Money Letter 55:00 A Lister N 01:09:42 NZ Best Biscuit Fight 01:19:16 Worst Luck
7月23日

Stuart Nash Resigns: How Loose Lips Destroyed His NZ First Comeback

Stuart Nash is out of politics for good after another massive, self-inflicted wound. After falling out of Cabinet under Labour and trying to rebuild his career with Winston Peters and New Zealand First, Nash lasted just one week before sending a text to former National minister Chris Finlayson criticizing a local Napier candidate. We look at how Winston Peters acted quickly to force him out, why Christopher Luxon ruled him out of Cabinet, and how Nash repeatedly ruined his own political comebacks through a lack of discipline and poor judgment. Plus, we speak with Mark Hooper, a Taranaki farmer with Federated Farmers, about the government stepping in to halt iwi co-governance agreements with local councils. We discuss what needs to replace these agreements under the new planning rules, the high costs and delays of cultural impact assessments for regular landowners, and why New Zealand needs a transparent, high-trust planning system that works for all farmers and ratepayers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
8月13日

RADIO SHOW | 781 | We reveal this weeks imposter!

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off Friday chatting NRL results and Meg’s awkward “better looking in real life” compliment to Dan. They riff on a 1973 relationship book urging wives to greet husbands in costumes to stop cheating, then take calls about partners dressing up—Batman comes up more than once. A discussion about keeping removed body parts escalates from Meg saving her daughter’s first haircut to listeners storing placentas, gallstones, hip bones, and even dog testicles. Scandal includes Courteney Cox rescuing Isla Fisher’s breast milk and a Raygun Netflix doc. Dan’s mum texts a story about being mistaken for his wife. Easy Money is played, and the show’s “Imposter” game reveals Jake truly was jailed in Bali. The episode ends debating whether to tell a friend if their partner is cheating. 02:12 Better In Real Life 05:03 Overthinkers Trump Bit 07:34 First Call of the day 11:22 Boomer Relationship Advice 14:49 Dress Up Confessions 19:20 Easy Money Letter Z 23:33 Keeping Body Parts 30:21 Keeping Body Parts 32:38 Placenta Freezer Confession 33:23 Scandal Headlines 34:48 Dan’s Mum Roasts Him 37:46 Easy Money Game 39:43 Imposter Reveal 48:01 Producers Diary Recap 51:54 Dob In A Cheater 55:05 Cheating Stories And Verdict
9月28日

GREATEST HITS | Tuesday 29th September

Clint, Meg and Dan are away this week but we've picked out some of our best bits for you. Todays episode includes, The famous Stanley Tucci Prank, Clint's wedding haka and one of our fav hit the spots from this year, Mumford and Sons edition!
6月3日

Pushed to my limits | Sir Ashley Bloomfield

Sir Ashley Bloomfield spent 300-odd consecutive days walking out to a lectern and telling New Zealand the status of the public health plan. As Director-General of Health through the COVID-19 pandemic, he became one of the most recognisable faces in the country's history. Calm, consistent, and quietly formidable/ a constant presence. Five years on, he's a professor at the University of Auckland, CEO of Public Health and Forensic Science, and, as of March this year, 60 years old. In this kōrero, Petra sits down with Ashley for a broad conversation that moves from COVID reflections to growing up in Tawa, from his challenging leadership philosophy to the public health win he's most proud of, one that's adding nearly a year to the life expectancy of wāhine Māori and barely made the news. Ashley talks honestly about what it was like to lead through the pandemic and why he hopes the inquiry findings will be used to strengthen Aotearoa's future response rather than score political points. He reflects on the stranger who stopped him on a Wellington street and how that moment helped Ashley frame the season. Ashley outlines the four values he returns to again and again, kindness, courage, integrity, and humility, and why self-doubt is a feature not a bug. There's also a meander down memory lane into Ashley's early years, the year off medical school hitchhiking around Europe, sailing a yacht back from Australia, and working on a dairy farm in the UK. The Territorial Army training that stress-tested him in ways that would matter decades later. And there's the long game of public health, the slow, unsexy, generation-spanning work that doesn't get thanked, and why aging is, in Ashley's view, humankind's greatest achievement. This is a deeply decent conversation about what good leadership looks like and what it feels like to dare to be hopeful. Support the show: greyareas.nz/support Song credit: Korimako, Performed by Aro, Written by Emily Looker and Charles Louker and published by Songbroker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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