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Episode Date: September 5, 2026

One year ago this week... After weeks of memorising all 47 US presidents, Grace finally goes head-to-head with the child holding the record!     Join the Itty Bitty Hitty Committee HERE!Instagram:  @THEHITSBREAKFASTFacebook: The Hits Breakfast with Jono, Ben & Megan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Producer Grace, Gen Zee, producer Grace, has been learning something for the past, probably about the past month, actually, all 47 US presidents in order. It's crazy, I never thought two months ago that my whole life would be about the US presidents. Yeah, it's your existence now. And you saw a Guinness World Record online. I didn't understand or realize it was held by a child, which makes this all the more better, that we're bullying a little child out of their record. You know, this kid's got a couple of things in life. and Guinness World Record is one of them and a grown adult is wanting to take that from this child.

Yeah, but she's got her whole life to do something else. And you've got the records. And if you've got the record, no one can take that particular moment about the fact that this child's got the record. And that's what happens with Guinness record. Someone's going to come along better. And that's what we're trying to do here. So this is, well, this was the previous record holder

who we were like, well, Grace, you can smash this one. George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Winsey Adams, And who Jackson. Credits were credits due. He's remembering. He's remembering. He's remembered.

He sounds so cute. Okay, so that's all 47 presidents in the order from the United States of America. But we've since found out someone did it a lot faster. Another child. The children are really into this record. George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Motors, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin, Van, William Reed. Pick up the pace somewhat, that child.

Now, yesterday you gave this a bash, Grace. You had set a really good pace. Yeah. I thought you were going to get there, but it just fell over at the ear. George Washington, John Anns, Thomas, Thomas, Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Winston, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, John, William, John. Philipsy says, Roger B. Haynes, James, William, Lincoln, Christopher, Christopher, William, South. Rutherford, Christopher, Christopher, Christopher, Gordon, again, William McKinley, Theatre,

Roosevelt, William McHawoodoover, Fracking, Delano, Roosevelt, Harry Chuman, Fackin, Howard Donald, Howard, John, of Kennedy, Lincoln, did not. And then things fell about apart towards the end. But fair enough, I mean, there's a lot to remember, and to do it fast, and clarity of words. That's what I'm looking for. I'm just looking for clarity of words. I was practicing last night and I was like, Ben told me to practice my diction.

I don't want you to get through it and then go, oh, we couldn't quite get a couple of presidents, you know? And you remember them. I know you can remember them all. Two things. Do we have to have middle names? Yeah, that's what I've still known. And you say again, I've been practicing not saying again.

What is all made to? That's a second, surely. There's Washington, John Adams, Thomas, Jefferson, James, James, Montrosey, John, Tonsie Adams, Syracyn Martin Van Mixes it up John Quincy.

Yeah, he says William Henry Harrison and I just say William Harrison. Okay, all right. So there's obviously no, they're not going to worry about that. As long as you understand who the president is. Okay, now we do know it's an absolute fiasco getting a Guinness World Record, the paperwork

and they sort of want $8 million into you to donate a kidney or something. So what we're going to do is we're just going to film it. Ben, you're going to hold up the paper again, hey, today's paper. There you go. On camera, this is an attempt for the Guinness World Record. This is the wonderful. Blindfolded too?

Blindfolded. Grace Hilliam, which is like William with an H. Yes, thank you. Attempting to beat a little child with naming the most amount of US presidents in under 28 seconds. Yes, I think so. Okay, all right.

I've got the stop watch. Okay, you start when she starts. Okay, I'll count us down. Three, two, one. George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, John Quincy, Adams, Andrew Jackson, Mata Van B. Mbiam, William Harrison, John Tyler, James, Paul, Zachary, Taylor,

Miller, P.S., James Buchanan, Abraham, Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Ulyssie says, Brotherford B. Habe's James Gaffield, Grover Cleveland, Grover, Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, Giverrifflin McInley, Theta Roosevelt, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John Kennedy,

Lyndon Johnson, Richard, Jared Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George HW Bush, Bill Clinton, George W Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Donald Trump. Stop! What is that? 27! 27! I was following along with all 47 and you did the order of all 47.

Guys, hold that up to the camera. Oh goodness. 27. September 2nd, baby. Portia Woodlands on the front page of the paper. Grace Hilliam. Right. Record breaker.

There's no other radio show in the country right now at 6.40 in the morning. Smashing World Records. Patricia Grace. I'm so proud of you. That was really impressive. Thank you. I'm bowing, everyone. Wow.

Suck on that, kid. Wow. I feel so good. What a way to start. That was really good. Send it off to the kids' world records. Let's try and see what they say. Well done.

27.93. It's because I had a coffee this morning. Wow, they're really impressive. Yeah, you've just shaved the record, but hey, you got it. Hey, well done. That was very impressive. Now what? Yeah, now what?

I don't know. Someone's going to feel. It's again. Poor Troy's going to have to deal with the back in.