ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 19th October 2026
00:00You tapped it, so we're playing it.It's ZM's Brie and Clint, the podcast.ZM's Brie and Clint, thanks to KFC.Go!ZM's Brie and Clint.Good afternoon, everybody.Happy Targo Monday.Welcome to the Bree and Clint show.
00:18Let's go, guys.Why have you got four drinking vessels in front of you?These were both...I forgot my bloody water bottle today.Breer's three glasses and a mug.So I drank two glasses of water, and then...I got cold from the water.Yeah.
00:31So then I had a tea.Okay.And what's the third,what's the other glass for?I think that's Haley's from this morning.That wasn't mine, yeah.When you go to the kitchen,yeah.
00:40Do you bring yourself back two glasses of water?I do.I feel like it's working smarter, not harder.I guess.Yeah.I guess.And then I drink those and then I'll go fill two more up.It's just if you walk into a room with two glasses of water
00:57and there's someone already there,the person was going to go, oh, thank you.Yeah, I know.And you go, no, no, these are both for me.Glug glug glug glug glum, glum.Oh, you water hog?I mean, it does make sense.Yeah.
01:10If I want two glasses of water, and it's interesting how everybody thinks different.What do you do? If I want two glasses of water,I scull a glass of water at the tap and then take a glass with me.Oh, see, I sculled one at the tap too.Oh, no, that's too much water.So you're sitting on three glasses of water.I sure am, because I hadn't had any water today.Yeah, right.
01:27So I was like, I need to really play catch up.This is an ADHD thing, isn't it?Yeah.Yeah, okay.I was like, oh, I'm going to do it all now.Okay, why don't you just say that at the start?We got a fun show on the way for you guys.I don't want to be build-ups,
01:41but we have a bloody good consonant announcementto make at 6pm live on the show.God, people are going to be fizzing for this.I am.Me too.I am.I'm really excited for this one.So 6pm is when we are legally allowed to give you the news
01:56about another massive gig here in New Zealand.Also, speaking of massive gigs,we're playing Laneway Split or Steel at 5pm.Yes, we're going to have Laneway tickets up for grabs.There's a small catch, but everyone could come out a winner that plays.Split or Steel is a great game.It's such a good game.It's a great game.
02:16There's Jeopardy.It shows your true colours.Exactly.Yeah, yeah, yeah.But two people will have the opportunity to score Laneway tickets at 5pm today.So if you're keen for that, if you want your free tickets to Laneway to see Haley Williams,Make sure you're listening at about 5 to 5 when the activator goes off.And we're playing that every day this week.
02:35Yes, we are.Yeah, split or steel laneway tickets.Right now, though, Trady versus Lady,if you want to win 50 bucks and you just want to get a point on the board for your team,0800 dial Z-M.Play Zatins, Bree and Clint.It's Trady versus Ladies.Three, two, one, let's go.
02:56All right, Trades versus the ladies.Trades on 92.Ladies still 10 behind on 82.Our lady is in Top Boy.She's 40 and she spent the afternoon at A&E.Uh-oh, welcome to the show, Sarah Lee.Hi, Sarah Lee.Hello.
03:13Tell us what happened?Well, it was my son.He decided in class it was a great idea to eat some staples.Oh.Oh, no.Eat staples.Oh, no.How old is the hungry fella?
03:28H.At eight?Mm-hmm.He's a no better.You taste the glue first.Yeah.I know, right?Eat Plato like the rest of us.
03:38And is he okay?Yeah, he's absolutely fine.Okay, good.Are you okay, Sarah Lee?Yeah, no, I'm fine.Okay, all right.Well, let's see if we can get you a tradie versus lady victory to Brighton the day.You've got to beat our tradie from Christchurch.
03:51He's 36 and he broke his collarbone twice in the same spot.Ouch, welcome to the show, Tim.Hi, Tim.You know what you needed.Some staples.How'd you do that, Tim?Let me guess, playing rugby.No, no, I'm not that hard.
04:07I ride downhill mountain bikes.Oh, geez.I guess once you've broken it.I can just picture coming over the handlebars and breaking that.Yeah.Ugh.All right.Lasty.
04:19Everyone on the show has spent some time in A&E.Sarah Lear, your buzzers lady.Tim, Trady.First of three correct dancers gets the 50 bucks cash thanks to KFC.Good luck.Here we go, guys.Question number one.Name a famous Becky.
04:34Trady.Yes, Tim.Becky Hell.Becky Hill.Becky Hill is on the money.We also would have accepted Becky G.Becky Lynch.Becky with the good hair.
04:44Who's Becky Lynch?Actor.Oh, yeah.Okay.Yeah.We move on a question two.One, to the Trades.What is the name of the fictional detective that lives in 21, 221 B Baker
04:58Street?To a lady.Yes, Sarah Lee.Sherlock Holmes.It is Sherlock Holmes.Good work.Well done.We are all tied up here.
05:06One apiece.Question number three.Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song.Yes, Tim.Wow.That's Miley.It is.Miley.
05:17Even, like, said her correct name now that she's dropped the last name.Well done.Two to the tradies.One to the ladies.You need this one here, Sarah Lee.Question number four.Eclipse, Oddfella and Mentos are all varieties of what?Trady.
05:32Tim for the win?Yes, Tim.Convictionary.Did you say dictionary?Confectionary.Confectionary. Can you be slightly more specific?Lollies.Haskell?
05:44Because you're not wrong.You're not wrong, but...You're looking for the brands?No, they're all varieties of...Eclipse, Oddfellow and Mentos.Oh, they're gum, mint.Yeah.That's what we're looking for.
05:57He's got it.I think you threw him off because you said odd fella.Yeah, I know, and then I corrected myself.Tim, well done.Trady First Lady Champion.Good game, Sarah Lee.Sarah Lee, sorry.Another...
06:15What a crappy Monday for you, Sarah Lee.That's all good.Sorry, mate.We're glad to hear everyone's okay.Yeah.And our producers asked, if we could ask,were you named after the cheesecake?I would like to say yes,
06:30but I'm not.But I did used to tell people when I was younger that I was.Yeah.That you invented the cheesecake.Or the cheesecake was named after you, am I right?On Friday, we had an interesting conversation where you made a comment and said that Paul McCartney was the most famous person in the world.Living.Living.
06:56Yeah.Living.And I said I would agree with that.if it was a while ago.Yeah.But maybe not right now.But at one point in time,he potentially was the most famous person in the world.
07:08I think at one point in time, he definitely was.Yeah.I mean, the Beatles were the biggest band.And therein lies the issue, right?These days, for a lot of people, you have to explain who Paul McCartney is.Exactly.So it probably doesn't work anymore.I just thought cumulatively over his life
07:26and the number of people who have been exposed to his music,listen to him, whatever it is,that he was hard to go pastis the most famous person in the world.He's been famous, this is not how long he's been alive,he's been famous for 64 years.It's a long time.It's a long time.
07:42It is a long time.But it got me thinking aboutwho actually would bethe most famous person in the world right now.It's a hard one,and I want to have this conversation,it's a hard one because everybody is so oftentheir own world these days.
07:58Like you could be so far down a Rube Hall,drag race rabbit hole on your algorithm that you'd be like,well, obviously it's RuPaul.Yeah.Obviously, the most famous person in the world.I think it depends on the person you ask, for sure.Most people will have a different answer.But then I think there's also the correct answer.
08:17Do you think you know what the correct answer is?Well, I don't want to weigh in on thisbecause I have done a bit of research into this.But I thought we could go around the roomand discuss who we think is the most.famous person in the world?Yep.Who do you think, Clint?
08:33So it's very hard to go past Donald Trump as the most famous person in the world right now.If they were still alive, I would argue for Michael Jackson or Princess Diana.Okay.But they're long dead.Because that's a different conversation altogether.Do they not count if they did?No.No, because we're trying to find the most famous living person, right?
08:55I would argue the most famous person living or dead would be Jesus Christ.Fair.Be like that.Okay, win the debate with Jesus Christ then.I had a rogue thought if we're including...Jesus Christ's heirs to her was sick.I mean, it had everything.He's a superstar.
09:10His Super Bowl halftime show.Unreal.I have to discount my own now because it was a rogue thought about Walt Disney.I was like, everyone knows who that is, but he's also long dead.So it doesn't count.So I'm going to give you my final decision.Yes.The Pope.
09:26The Pope.And the reason I say the Pope...is that I just did a little bit of Googling.There are, and this is just,there are approximately 1.4 billionbaptized Catholics in the world.Okay.And it's not just baptized Catholics
09:41who know who the Pope is.So that's, like I know the concept of the Pope,but I don't know his name at the moment.Yeah, actually neither.Neither, to be honest.I did see that he.Leo.He got diagnosed with, was it lung cancer?
09:55Lung cancer, yeah.I did see that story.Okay.Cordia, who's the most famous person?I'll go for the sitter.I'll take Taylor Swift.Okay.Everyone knows who she is, whether they like her or not.
10:05How many followers does she have on Instagram?Far too many.Not saying that that's our measurement.Grace Googled it.Grace searched it before.Oh, she has like...Like $250 million?Yeah, $250 million.
10:14It's a lot of people.Okay, I take Taylor Swift.Hear me out.I think I've nailed it.Leonel Messi.He has 530 million Instagram followersand 3 to 5 billion people watch football.That's a great suggestion.
10:28I heard Lionel Messi bought his followers.Is that a rumor?From one of those websites?No, it's not a rumor.Why would he do that?He just wanted to have more followers than Ronaldo.So what I've done,what I've done is I've asked ChatGBT to give me a list of what,
10:45based on everything.Everything.What is the list of the top 10 most famous living people in the world today?Do you want to hear the list?Well, do we want the list now,or do we want to get everybody else's suggestions and see if they can?And then we can come back and do the list.Yeah, yeah.
11:00I would say the list is fairly, like, pretty good.Were ours on your list?Any of ours?Okay, you said the Pope.Claire said Taylor Swift.Taylor Swift and.Cleon Al Massey.Two were, one wasn't.
11:14I wonder which one.Okay.Oh, 800 dial Z-M.I actually don't know which one.TX-9-6-96.Who do you think is the most famous person?Just again, what's the name of the Pope?Leo.
11:31Now messy.The Pope as an idea is the most famous person.This is the question.Who is the most famous person that is living today?That is what we're discussing.In the entire world.In the entire world, who is the most famous?I suggested it was the Pope.
11:52You guys said that it can't be because I don't know the Pope's name.And then we figured out that the Pope's name was Pope Leo.Someone texted and said, uh-uh, the current Pope is Pope Francis.And then I googled it.Is it?It's where it gets even more confusing.It's Pope Leo, but his real name is Francis.So the previous Pope was Pope Francis.
12:11And then this guy took over and his name is Francis, but couldn't be Francis.So he has to be Pope Leo.Whoa.Yeah.That's a bit like when you were over at the other radio station and then that other guy came on and he had the same name as you.and then they're like, you can't be that because we've already got one of those.So you need to go with a different name.Oh, yeah.
12:30And then they got another Megan.It was so confusing.Andy's here.Hi, Andy.Hi, Andy.Hey.Who's the most famous person in the world, you think, Andy?Reagan, it's either out of Ronaldo or Elon Musk.
12:44Both big suggestions, I feel.We're getting a lot of texts about Elon Musk.And he wasn't even...My daughter would say Ronaldo.Yeah, right.She's a big football fan.Oh, there you go.Elon Musk wasn't.
12:54even in the conversation for me.What makes you think that it's Elon Musk, Andy?Oh, he's pretty high up there, like a high tech billionaires sort of thing.Yeah, yeah, I guess he's the world's first trillionaire, isn't he?Yeah, yeah.A bit infamous.Yeah.But I reckon right now and I'm probably more.
13:13Okay.Okay, all right, we'll take it.Thanks, Andy.Let's go to Brad.Hi, Brad.Hi, Brad.How you go?I quite like your logic on this one.
13:20Whether I agree with it or not, I quite like the way you came to the decision.Tell us who you think the most.famous person in the world is?It's got to be Usain Bolt.He's by far the most, you know,the most well-known Olympic athleteof all times. Yeah. And everysingle country in the world pays attention
13:39to the Olympics. And he's the, you know, he'sa winner of the pinnacle event of the Olympics.Yeah, okay. Even though he hasn'tbeen at the Olympics for thepast, like couple, you still thinkhe is the most famous currently?Absolutely. He still holds all the records.Yeah, that's true. Yeah. He hasn't been...
13:54He hasn't been dethrone.He's still the gold standard, isn't he?Yes.Yeah.Okay.All right, okay.I'm trying to think of a more famous Olympic athlete.Michael Phelps would be up there.
14:06Simone Biles.Oh, yeah.These are off recent times, though, but I don't think that Phelps or Biles eclipseUsain Bolt.Well, Michael Phelps does in medals.I know he does, but the swimmers have more opportunities to get medals.Yeah, and this is the argument that I've always said.If Usain Bolt was allowed to race in the backwards running race,
14:23in the sideways running racein the one-legged, three-legged race.More opportunities.More opportunities for medals, yeah.Just go through some of the other onesthat have come through before you give us the definitive list.Yeah, what have people said on the text machine?Dwayne the Rock Johnson.
14:38Oh, yes.Santa Claus, that's a big one.Oh, Santa Claus got to be up there.Someone said it has to be David Edinburgh.Literally no discussion.David Edinburgh has been on televisionbecause I said Paul McCartney's been famous for 64 years.David Adamra has been on TV for 72 years.
14:53Yeah, so he would beUber famous.Yeah.Someone else...But there's never been David Attenborough Mania, has there?Beatles Mania.Yeah, no David Attenborough Mania.Yeah.
15:05I mean, people go quite nuts for David Attenborough.I mean, I'd be, yeah.Someone said Kanye West is the most famous person alive.That's an interesting suggestion.Yeah, I think he's very famous, but I don't think he's the most famous.For a lot of the wrong reasons these days.Someone said, guys, put Putin.and Kim Jong-un on the list.
15:24Yeah, okay, yeah.Trying to find the most famous person in the world.Tiger Woods?Tiger Woods?Yeah.He's up there.Someone said Tom Cruise.Justin Bieber.
15:34Kim Kardashian.Oprah.Michael Jordan.Oh, Michael Jordan at one point in time.The Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson era.Yes.Yeah.Yeah.
15:47Justin Bieber.Yeah.Justin Bieber's got to be.I mean, if he could be,but then Justin Bieber slipped into New York.Zealand last week and was able to play piano at the Duke of Mulbra in Russell.Yeah.And it didn't cause a national event.
16:00Someone said Paris Hilton.At one point in time, she was up there.At one point in time, maybe.But I don't think you're 15 minutes.Not that she had a 15 minutes of fame, but, you know.She, mate, she was the person who started influencing, in my opinion.Yeah.Like, she was the original influencer.
16:19Okay, so you've got, you reckon you have the definitive list.Well, I don't.I've just put all the, I've put the question into AI,and this is what it has come back with.Right.The top 10 most famous people in the world right now.Go for it.Number 10, Eminem.
16:36Oh.Number nine, Beyonce.Yeah.Number eight, Shakira, 100%.Oh, okay.How did we not think of her?Yeah, yeah.She is uber famous.
16:48Yep.Number seven, Kim Kardashian.Right.Number six, Taylor Swift.Number five, Rihanna.Oh.Number four, Justin Bieber.Yeah.
16:59Number three, Lionel Messi.Yeah.Number two, Donald Trump.Oh, no.And number one.Okay.The most famous person currently living on planet Earth, Cristiano Ronaldo.Ronaldo, yeah, okay.
17:13Grace is not happy.You're not happy with that.Because you're a Missy fan.Doesn't he have the most followers on Instagram out of everyone in the world?I just feel like Leonel Messi is a goat compared to him.Yeah.But what I'm not going on?I know.
17:25I've just going on my vibe.Let me just check.I'm pretty sure.I just want to see how many followers.Grace is more issue with Ronaldo being number one than she does Donald Trump being number two.Oh my God.Way to call me out.That's so true.
17:39680 million followers.Cristiano Ronaldo.How old is Cristiano Ronaldo?I'm pretty sure he's like 42.Damn.Yeah.Spin around.Z-Dien's brain and clint.
17:49We've got breaking shapes.news, or at least we've been told we have breaking shapes news.Yes, we're not too sure.Can I just go on the record and say that shapes might be one of the greatestinventions ever succumb from Down Under?Do you sure you want that to be on the record?I'm happy for it to go on the record.All right, let it be added to let the record state that Brianna Thomasel believes that
18:17shapes are the greatest creation to come.One of.Oh, okay, because I was about to bring up Kylie Minogue.Yeah, I mean, kind of level.Shapes, Kylie Monogue, both up there.Our producer Claudia came in today and she goes,guys, I've discovered a new flavour of shapes.I've found something that I have never seen before
18:35and I did my five-minute Google search of research.I can't find anything about it in New Zealand.And Bree said in a distinctly Australian accent,I'll be the judge of that.So we haven't revealed the flavour of shapes to Bree yet, or me.Because let's just go through all the flavours we know and love, barbecue.Chicken crimpy.Pizza.
18:57Cheese and bacon.Cheddar.Cheddar.And pizza.Nacho cheese?No, never heard of that.The Marmite one.The veggie mite one's not great.
19:06No.I didn't know they existed.Oh, what's the Warriors one?Wachos.Wachio cheese.Did the Warriors get their own shape?I didn't know that they got their own?They just rebranded the Nacho one to be.
19:17Oh, love it.So it's none of those?No, it's none of those.But out of those, what are your top two?Pizza?And cheese.Really?Yeah.
19:29Wow.Chicken one's too artificial for me.Okay.Wow.I can't pick a top two.I've got a top three.It's barbecue pizza and chicken crimpy.They're the top three.
19:37I bought a box of these brand new shapesand I would like to show them to you for the first time.I'm so excited.Pizza.I have seen these advertise.Pizza.But I've never seen them in New Zealand.You're right.
19:53Barbecue and pizza-flavored shape.I mixed the two best flavors together.I thought it might be like two separate bags in the one box,but they've combined them into one shape.Okay.We're going to enjoy this together.We're going to have beats us about B-I-Z-Z-A.This is hashtag not sponsored, by the way.
20:11So they're in a pizza shape, like as in the shape of them.They've gone with the pizza.Yeah. God, you know a lot about shapes.I do.All right, double drum roll.We're going to do a taste test.Oh, quite a lot of flavour.That's young.
20:27It just tastes like the pizza one, though.No, I'm getting a bit of barbecue.This is the best of both ones.Oh.I don't know what my brain's like,they're definitely pizza.Yeah, it could be barbecue.I like these more than the pizza one.
20:40You know what I like about them?Heaps of flavor on them.There's heaps of flavor on them.Quite a small, quite a small...Am I wrong in saying that's quite a small shape?No, that's the piece standard.That's the size of a pizza one.Right, okay.
20:52I'm no expert.I am.Well, then you can give the rating out of how many stars out of fivethe Beezza shapes?I'd say four and a half.Four and a half.Yeah, I'd agree.Wow.
21:08Because it's my two favorite flavors.And I've always said, I've said for many years,they're not putting enough flavoring on these shapes anymore.And boom, this solves a problem.Thanks, pizza.Yeah, thanks for Beets.That can be my name.Someone said, guys, can you please say an RIP to the chicken drumstick flavored shapes?
21:28Oh, I thought that they, you can just get chicken drumsticks.They're a different company that make them.Oh, is it?Guys, I don't want to get into it.This is your autism, isn't it?It's shapes.We found it, guys.This is special address.
21:42My special interest.Z.N.M.'s Bree and Clint podcast.The T. Live from L.A. with D. McCarthy.Our man in Los Angeles is Dean McCarthyand this is a house in Los Angeles for sale,one of the most famous TV houses of all time, Dean.It certainly is. It's in Bel Air.It is the home that they shot the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
22:06And you can see it now, the white home with the big white columns.It's where Will Smith became an international superstar, really.This house...Now, let me just say about the house, right?So first of all, the house is in Bel Air.It's very close to where Kathy Hilton lives.and about two blocks away from where one of my best friends lives, Leor.And this house, it was originally for sales of $30 million.
22:28They've cut it down to $22 million.Because, unfortunately, I hate to tell you this, the house is a tear down.It needs to be basically re, like fully, it's 100 years old.What?To bring it back to its, yeah, it's 100 years old, this house.Oh, my God.To make it beautiful, it would need millions of dollars.And so my developer friends are like, no, no, you're better off just ripping it down and building a new house.
22:50So there's a very good chance.you're really just paying $22 million for the land.Wow.You will rip it down and put in something fabulous.So we may never see this home again.That is quite crazy.There are two examples of that that come to mind.One is the Brady Bunch House,
23:03which somebody bought and restored to what it actually looked like on the show.The other one, Dean, is a house in New Zealand from a show called Outrageous Fortune.And some developers bought that, bulldozed it and put some townhouses in.But they were sick of people getting photos outside of it.And I'm sure the people of Balea feel the same.It's the same as the Catholic.and Kim House.They bought the land,
23:22bulldoze the whole thingand built a mansion on there.But, Dean, this is a realHollywood thing, right?The television showwasn't actually filmedinside the house.They just used the outside.
23:33So inside the Fresh Prince of Bel Air House,it looks nothing like the TV show, does it?Nothing like the TV show, unfortunately.And what was the show,the Brady Bunch?You know, the Brady Bunch houseover in, it's in Studio City.Same thing.
23:46That was the external house,and they did not film inside it.It was just the outdoor facade.Yeah, yeah, yeah, the establishing bit.Although they did shoot a lot of scenes outside the Fresh Prince onewhen they were throwing Jazzy Jeff out the front door.Oh, yeah.Every time Uncle Phil tossed Jazzy Jeff out the front door,
24:05they had to go back to the house to shoot that bit.So,classic.A bitter history there.That's the T with Dean McCarthy.The ZM Podcast Network.I do love one of these stories.It always hooks me in when someone who isn't
24:20part of law enforcement somehow becomes a vigilante.And I think it's all down to the fact of a lot of technology,there is tracking systems in phones, in AirPods, in laptops,laptops, e-bikes.Cars these days?Yes.Oh, yeah.Some of the Tesla stories where you can see if someone has taken your Tesla.
24:44Some things I think are unstealable now.Like I don't understand why you would steal an iPhone.Yeah.Because, I mean, if you can't get into them.You just brick it and I can also see where it is.I think they strip them for parts sometimes.I don't know.For parts?
25:00What is this?Fast and the Furious?What are you getting?Hey, bro, I'm looking for a black market back piece for my iPhone.Okay.Why don't you go to that shitty kiosk in the mall?They'll give me one for like, they'll avoid your warranty, but they'll give me one for like 40 bucks.I saw this woman post a video.
25:19where this exact thing, situation happened to her where she had an e-bike, like a little cruisere-bike, and it was brand new, apparently, and someone stole it.And her and her partner went on a manhunt to find out who had taken this e-bike.Take a listen.Someone has stolen my e-bike.We're going to go drive to find it now.There's a GPS tracker on it and was live five minutes ago.There it is there.
25:46That's mine.Do better.Do better, man.Come on.It was for my birthday.My God.I can't believe we go to that all taped up.That's going to be so sticky in, yeah.
25:59That was for my birthday.Yeah, guys, this was for my birthday.The thief's like, oh my God, I'm so, I did not realize it was for your birthday.If I'd known, if you'd left the happy birthday ribbon on it, I never would have taken that bike.Anyway, they got the bike back.What a great feeling.Yeah.What is, that's such a good.
26:19I also like that comment from her boyfriend because it's, what are you doing that situation?And he's like, do better, mate.That's a real like.That's a real, I'm disappointed.I'm not mad.I'm disappointed.That's a real you've let your friend's dad downline, isn't it?Do better, mate.
26:34It really is.I thought we could ask people this afternoon, 0,800 dials at M.Did you get something that got stolen from you back and how did you do it?I tracked my phone down once.Did you?After a night out, I got home and I was like,someone's taken my phoneand I went on my friends
26:53How steamed were you that it took youuntil you got home to figure out?Exactly, exactlyIt was like two in the morningand I was on my friend's laptopand I was like, I found itand it happened to be pretty close to our placelike walking distance
27:04so we went there, got to the houseand this person answered the doorand I was like oh my phone's at this houseand they went oh I'll go and get my flat matehang on and it was a girl that we'd been talking toat the bar and she goesyou left your phone in my handbag.And now you're accusing me.
27:23I couldn't contact you because guess what?Your phone's in my handbag.I was like, oh.I love, can you hold this for me?I've got to go bust some move on the dance floor.Well, thank you, I guess.I'm so sorry to bother you guys at this late.Yeah, what did you get back?
27:41What's the thing that got stolen?How did you get it back?Was it through GPS tracking?Was it because?Was it the police?And they...They track it down and then somehow...And returned it to you.
27:50Yeah, you got it back.Or do you have a sniffer dog?Do you have a scent dog?And you were able to...They're able to track your smell.You got like a pair of dirty socks.That's going to be the most common.You said, go and find my shoes, boy.
28:07Yeah.You need to change your undies.It's ZAM's Brie and Clint podcast.Cody's here.Hi Cody.Hi Cody.Long time listener, first time call her.Hey, yeah, Cody.
28:21Holy, holy, holy.Go, Cody.Go, Cody.About bloody time, you called us.Good, debut on, big fella.Yeah, good, good, good.What's the item that got stolen?It was a self, well, I got a bunch of stuff stolen.
28:37Someone broke into the house.Yeah.She's a lovely lady broken to the house.Okay.stole a whole bunch of stuff and my phone.Did a lovely lady break into the house, Cody?Or did a lovely lady that you invited?back to the house, take a bunch of stuff from your house?
28:50And leg it?No, no, no, never met her before.Okay, all right.Okay, okay, and what was the thing that you had that meant,how did you get your stuff back?No, I only got my phone back, actually.And how did you get that back?So, got a hold of my sister on a friend's phone,
29:09and she tracked it down to a location,and anyway, it was in the bush off the side of the side of the house.of the road and weSo they ditched itThey ditched itSomeone had tried to call meAnd they obviouslyThey threw it out of the window
29:26YeahYeahYeahAnd but she turned the beeper onAnd then we yeahWe tracked the noiseYeah wowThat's unbelievable
29:35Good to get something back I guessYeah yeah it wasYeah they actually tracked their downAnd I think she ended up in jailStole a heap of stuffFrom heaps of housesOh so they got itThey got her yeah
29:46Oh.Good stuff.Thank you, Cody.Let's go to Ariana.Hi, Ariana.Hi, Ariana.Hey, how you going?Good, thanks.
29:55What was the thing that got stolen and you got it back?So it wasn't me, but it was an ex of mine.Had his dirt bike up for sale.Yeah, okay.And someone decided to take it for a test ride and just never come back.I've heard of these things happening, like when people take a,car for a test drive.Like that Tina from Turner's ad.
30:19We're like, should have gone to Turner's.Yeah.And then a couple of weeks later, he saw it for sale on Marketplace and let police know andthey went and seized it back.How bloody good I'd be just living for that moment.I always wondering in these situations though, Ariana, how did the person get to thehouse to test ride the bike in the first place?Like, did they walk there?
30:43So they actually met in a public place.Would you feel like you're doing the right thing?Yeah, okay, okay.So he would have seen, your partner would have seen this guy's face then.Yeah, yeah.Oh, no, unless he showed up wearing his own helmet.He's like, would, yeah, yeah.Do you just wear that around?
31:02Why have you already got the helmet on?Yep.Safety.I'd like to leave it on, please.Daniel texted and said, a guy stole my bike, and I saw him riding it, so I took it back,and then he stole it again.He won.Someone said, I got my TV stolen, didn't quite get it back, but four years on, I'm getting $4 a fortnight from the robber.
31:28Oh, there you go, that is justice.How bloody good.That's justice.My partner was swimming at the local pools when someone went into his bag in the changing room and took his JBL headphones.He surfed to marketplace all night, found them for sale, pretended to be a buyer, went to the guy's house, confronted him, and,took them back. Wow.That is some vigilante shit.What kind of dumb-ass thief puts them on marketplace the same day that you steal them?
31:56A lot of them do.Because they want to turn it around fast.Yeah, you know, they don't want to make a sale.And this is why I've said it, guys, nothing good happens on Facebook marketplace.Someone said, when my brother's house got broken into, the person left a cigarette butt in one of the rooms,my brother's flatmate works for the police, so she had a DNA tested, which caught the guy.Is that real?What?
32:17Is that real?It sounds like an episode of law and order.And is that an abuse of police privileges?Like, are you allowed to just look up something for your flatmate's friend?I know.Yeah.But it's not like I want to find out who my partner is cheating on me with, so I'm going to test the DNA.But aren't we saving the DNA testing for like murderers and stuff?
32:38Yeah, but I mean if there hasn't been any lately.True.You know, if the machine's going unused.True, true.If we're in a bit of a murder lull, then do it.Someone said, I tracked down my son's bike the old-fashioned way by driving the streets.I love it.Dude was happy as riding down the road till I stopped and chased him.
32:57Smashed into the road but also broke my wrist at the same time.Now I have a steel plate seven screws for the effort.How'd you break the rest?Where did that come from?Says I smashed into him.Oh.See, I mean, sometimes being a vigilante doesn't turn out well.And you need to leave it to the police.
33:15Oh, it's a real risk-reward situation.You don't want to get shoo.And we're not encouraging people to be vigilantes.You don't want to get shived over a pair of iPods, do you?No.No.We had an iPad stolen from our building site.We tracked it and we took a few of the boys around and knocked on the door.
33:32We had it back by 5pm that afternoon.Love that for you guys.Yeah.Okay, I'm a cop, this text says.Yes, we absolutely do DNA testing for burglaries.How bloody good.Okay, my bad.I didn't know.
33:43Someone said a friend had her new range rover stolen from outside their house in central Auckland suburb.Unfortunately, there was a malfunction with the tracking device when the police tried to get therange rover tracking device activated in the UK.Classic range rover.But for some reason, it didn't work.About two weeks later, all of a sudden, the tracking device activated and they had an addressof where this rangerover was, apparently parked, which was another Auckland suburb,not too far from them.
34:14Oh, this just gets better and better.So her and her husband decided to do a recie the next morningto see if they could locate the range rover.They got up at 4 in the morning, put on all black outfits,drove to this address and saw the range rover parked in the street.No one was around, so one of them jumped out with the other spare key,opened the door and drove it away.It's like an episode of The Gentleman.
34:38God, I want to live for that moment.Because you're stealing your own car.Exactly.How exhilarating.And then imagine the person that stole it would have come out and go,what are the bloody odds of it getting stolen off of me?Hey, someone's stolen my stolen car.Sir, this is the police.
34:51Yeah.A ZM's Breinclin podcast.Let's go looking for a small town big deal.Brie and Clint's small town big deal.The game is simple.Who is the bigger deal from their small town?That is what we endeavour to find out each week.We have neither of us have had a win in this game.
35:12in weeks.Weeks and weeks and weeks.You had a pretty good run for a bit.I feel like I had like maybe five in a row.We were calling random businesses in your hometown of Stanthorpeand they were either went, yeah, I know, Bree, yeah, I went to school with Bree,or no, but I know her mother.And that was enough.
35:29That was counted.That's enough.But you need a win.So today we're going to call a place.My house.I'm going to call the place where everybody knows your name, the local pub.Surely.We're going to call Omar's Hotel in Stanthor.
35:45I've been there many times.Have you?I have.Do they do a disco on a Friday and Saturday night for the young people?They used to.They used to. You're spot on.All right.Well, let's call Omaras.
35:55And if they've heard of Bree Tomicel,you will get a much-needed point in this stupid game.Amara, Sotel, Routi speaking.Gahe, is that right?Hello?Is that Ray?Routi.Oh, Riyadi. How are you?
36:09Good, yourself?Yeah, good.Sorry, rowdy or Riyadi?Rowdy, first one.Riardi.No, Routy.Routy.Like, let's get Routy.
36:19Yeah, that's the one.Sorry, lost in communication.I'm calling from New Zealandwhere you don't speak Australian over here.Yeah, yeah.Hey, real quick question for you.Have you heard of a girl called Brianna Thomasel?I have.
36:37You have?I used to work with her sister.You used to.their sister, Amber.I used to work with Amber at the bank.Oh, no, bloody way.Well, that's all we need to know, really.You're on a radio station in New Zealand called ZDM and Breeze right here.
36:50Gidey, nice to chat.Yeah.Hey, mate, I appreciate you.You got me a point in this dumb game that we play.Oh, lovely.So as soon as you said, it's Rowdy, I was like, I know this guy.Yeah, yeah.I know Rowdy.
37:04Yeah.And turns out you remember me, so we appreciate it, Rowdy.Thank you.Thank you.Sorry, I've got to go.I've got to pull a couple beers.Yeah, no, you get back to it, Rowdy.All right.
37:15See you, mate.Hey, Root.Thank you.Have a good one.Bye.All right.See, yeah.Oh, bloody, take it.
37:20You take the point.I won't take it.If you go back and listen to that,I'm not 100% convinced Routy's happy to hear from you.If you listen to it carefully.Look, there was an incident back in high school.I don't want to bring it up here.But we'll move on.
37:36Wow.And obviously, he's not over it.Yeah, clearly.Because you said, good to talk to you.Routy and he went, yeah.Anyway, shout out to Omara's and Stanthorpe.I'll take the point and I'll take the win this week.And run with it.
37:50Play ZDEM's Bree and Clint.I saw this news today that New Zealand's phone booths are being removed, which makessense when you think about it.I didn't realize that they were still around.So I did, because I see them, but I didn't realize how many of them.Is that where you meet?Is it?It's where I get changed into my superhero outfit.
38:10I didn't realize how many of them didn't work.Over 90% of the phone booths in New Zealandthat are still there have already been disconnected.So they're just a shell.There's just nothing there.You said they used to ping internet off them.For a while, Spark was doing, using them as free Wi-Fi towers.We tried to send our producer Grace out to a phone booth today
38:33because the news is today that they're getting rid of them.They're over.Phone booths are dead.So I thought, how fun would it be to send our Gen Z-Proves.producer Grace to a phone booth to call back into the show.Fun for us, not so much her.God, that.Have you ever used a phone booth in your life?
38:48No.So this is what the issue we ran into.One, Grace doesn't know how they work.And two, they've all been disconnected.She asked if it was a rotary phone in there.Why would it not be?So, so this is what I'm interested in.I'm always interested in the generational gap.
39:04Grace, in your mind, please explain to us how you would make a call from a pay phone.You put your coin in?No.Oh, no?No, in New Zealand.Oh, New Zealand?No.You put some numbers in?
39:19No.You could never put a coin in?You open the door.No.Oh, yeah, open the door, yeah.Okay, open the door, pick up the phone.And then go, oh, what smells like piss?It smells like piss.
39:30And then is there a certain number?You have to dial first.Is that why?No.What am I doing?Oh, is it not money operators?As far as I know, and Claudia, I think you're on board with me here.You have to go to a gas station or a dairy.
39:43You have to buy a phone card that has credit on it.Prepaid phone box cards.You get a $10 or $20 phone card.Oh, no.Go to the phone booth, stick the card in, and then dial the number that you want to call.How annoying.They probably used to have coins, but.Yeah, they used to have coins.
39:58Not in my lifetime.Not recently, you know.I remember my fond memories of a phone booth was when I was maybe in probably year eight.So I don't know what that.First year, high school.And I would have to walk into town because I had met up with friends at like the cafeand then I'd go to the phone booth which I knew was there.And then I'd call this 1-800 number.
40:22It was 1-800-reverse.Did you guys have that in New Zealand?Oh, the collect-calling thing?No, but I understand.Yeah, 1-800 reverse.Yeah.And then my mum would pick up and she would have to take, you know, pay for the phone call.And I'd be like, can you come pick me up?
40:36I'm outside the post office.Wow, that's pretty cool technology.Didn't you have your first kiss at a phone box?No, that was on a softball diamond.Oh, yeah.Yeah.So we're getting rid of them.They're saying no one uses them.
40:50Did you know that in Australia, there are still 25 million calls made from pay phones every year?300,000 of those calls are emergency calls, like to emergency services.And I was like, how is it so different there?But then I realised you probably, because the country roads in Australia are so long and, like, vast,there's probably phone booths along the wayfor an emergencywhen you don't have cell phone coverageor your phones died or something?
41:17Imagine in the Northern Territory.Exactly.Yeah, there'd be no service.Exactly.So. RIP phone boxes.Yep.Yeah.Yep.
41:26We could go and shoot that One Direction album coverin one of the final phone boothsbefore I get rid of it.Can I be Louis?Yeah.Perfect.Shock I be Harry.Because I've got that recito.
41:37Oh, you can be Harry.Grace?I don't want to be any of them.Okay.You can be Nile.You're the shortest.You're Nile.I'll be Nile.
41:46Now's the cutest.Oh, do I have to be Zane?Yeah, you're Zane.You could be Liam.RIP.Oh, Grim Chaud.He still exists.No, he doesn't.
41:57On the cover.Yeah, true.That's true.RIP phone booths, RIP, Liam.Brie and Clint.Z.D.M.'s Brie and Clint podcast.Just on the phone booths quickly.Someone said we did.
42:09have that collect call thing here in New Zealand.The best. And there was also, I think there was also 1-800mum and dad. Oh, that's a good one.O-800, I guess, but yeah. And then someone also said if you dialed1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, the phone boxwould tell you what the time was. Wow.Technology, eh?If you know we're of a working phone box,
42:29can you please text us?Because we'll send Grace there.Even if it's in Morenzville.Yeah, we'll send Grace there.to cross back to us from the phone booth.Where's your least favorite place you've traveled to in New Zealand?Oh, no, I know where it is. Nelson.Okay.
42:45No, no, no.Grace said the other day, if I never go back to Nelson, it'll be too soon.No, no, no.Okay?I don't want Nelson to hate me.That's the one place I haven't been that I really want to go.No, I was saying that in my career in radio, so far,I have been to Nelson twice, which seems like...
43:05It's not a lot of times to go to Nelson.Guys, just go away, okay?You're going away to a phone booth when we find one.In Nelson.I don't want to do it.People from Nelson.And we're going to put a GoPro on you like that train guy.And you're going to film a video inside the phone booth.
43:20People from Nelson.The video is going to be called Gen Z-Try's phone booth.If you are in Nelson and are aware of a working phone booth, please get in touch.Yeah.Because Grace is going.Because we put her on the next flight.Any chance we can get to send her back to Nelson, we're doing it.Please stop.
43:39They're still a parade for Grace's beg return to Nelson.There is Brinklance.Come in, guys.Come in.Let me tell you a story.A story that has deserted islands.Mysterious radio signals are missing celebrity and now blurry satellite photos.You've got my attention.
44:01Good.These are all the ingredients that you need for the Amelia.Earhart's story. Also, is thisBrianclan aviation news? It sureis. I can't believewe haven't covered it earlier. We are theleading show for aviation-based newsin New Zealand.
44:19And this is an aviation storythat startedalmost 90 yearsago whenAmelia Earhart vanishedover the Pacific. She wasvery famous. One of the most famouspeople in the world at the time.
44:35and no one has ever been able to crack the case of what happened to her and her navigator.She went down before the existence of things like GPS.Yes.Yeah.So it was her and her co-pilot, Frederick Noonan.They were six weeks and 30,000 kilometres into their 45,000 kilometre journeywhen they failed to make a scheduled fuel stop at Howard Island,which is south of Hawaii, essentially.
45:07That's all you need to know.And people have never figured it out.They never know what happened.But what they think happened was that they lost,they got lost,and then they couldn't locate the islandwhere they had to stop and then they crashed.In the ocean somewhere.
45:26In the ocean.Anyway, and I wasn't aware,but apparently these stories pop up all the timewhere people think that they've uncovered the mysteryand they've found out what happened.It does seem like once a year they say they've found Amelia Earhart's plane.Yeah, right.Well, I'm on board because I feel this could be the one.
45:45You never know when it's going to be the one.Okay.So essentially there's a bunch of peoplewho feel like they have located Amelia Earhart's plane.Wow. Where?It's in a very remote set of islands,but there's like satellite pictures.And now people look like there's a huge team that are all like flocking to this place to try and figure it out if it's actually the one.
46:09God.Imagine if it is.Yeah.Oh my God.How exciting for those people.And what if they found that the plane went down there and then they were on the island for a while?What if she lived on the island for a while?Don't.
46:22Don't.I'll get too excited.What if it's a Tom Hanks castaway situation?Imagine.And her and the navigator just lived on the island.And they fell in love.And they fell in love.And they had a baby.
46:32They had an island baby.Oh my God.The baby's like, why'd you have me?We're stuck on this island.Or they're still there.No, that's not possible way.I googled Amelia Earhart today.She was born in 1897.
46:47Isn't that insane?The plane went down, like her plane.This all happened on July 2nd, 1937.Yeah.A long time ago.It is, you're right.It's one of the great mysteries.And it's one that the world has always been obsessed.
47:02with because no one knows what happened and she was so famous so famous yeah yeah so people havealways wanted to know and maybe soon they will crack the case into what happened to ameliaair heart's plane you came up with the idea um today which is tell us the unsolved mystery that you wantthe answer to the most i quite like this topic the obvious one is mh370 isn't it's like the modernmodern day like plane crash that we all want to know what happened everybody is desperate to know whathappened. How does a plane just disappear?Without a trace. In this day and age, howdoes a plane just disappear? Where did
47:38it go? What happened?Where has Ben 70,MH370?For me, let's go around the roomactually. Let's go around the room. Producer Grace,what is the mystery? That ifyou could choose any mystery, unsolved mystery,which one are you picking?
47:54I'm going back, back a bit. Jackthe Ripper.I'm in the conspiracy theory that it wassomething to do with the Royals. Like I'm so downthat path and everyone thinksthat's crazy but once it's revealed it's themthere's no turning backwell if it is them it'll never get uncovered
48:09exactly that's why it's coming yeah yeah yeahwe'll never find outmine feels silly now I want to know aboutBigfoot who is thatwhat is thatI feel like that's not a mystery I feel likethat's not a mystery that is a mysteryall mysteries are valid
48:24okay okay yes let's find outwho that big unit isand if Claudia is doing Bigfoot I want the CanterburyPanther oh that's a good oneI don't know about the can ofri panther.Guys, this is not the question I was asking.My answer was good.We can do myths tomorrow.
48:38What about Area 51?Oh, see, I feel like there is something in there.I've got a real one for you.Yeah.I want to know what happened to the original football World Cup.What?What?The trophy?
48:50Yeah.Oh.It went missing.What?Did it?Yeah.I didn't know that.Oh, wow.
48:54Is that a mystery a mystery to you guys?Yeah.I didn't even know that.I didn't know about that.Yeah, it's a whole new one for you to look at it.I reckon for me, I want to know what happens.to John Bonnet Ramsey.That's a bad.
49:04Because, I mean, there's been so many docos,so many different things around that.Yeah.Or I want to know how the hell they built those pyramids.I'm not.Me too, actually.I can tell you.Yeah.
49:20How?With pure determination from the bottom up.With the number eight wire mentality.Let's put it out there.0800 dials at M.What is the unsolved mystery that is?If you could choose out of any.Just one.
49:35What's the one you would choose to find out what happened?ZD.N.The mystery of Amelia Earhart may be about to be solved.We don't know.This could be it.They could have located her plane that went down in the islands.There are a group of people who believe they potentially have found it.Imagine that's your life's work to locate this.
50:00and then you actually, this is the closest you've come to finding itand you're packing your bags right now for an expeditionto this deserted island in the middle of the ocean.Can you imagine how excited you'd be?It'd feel like Christmas morning when you're a kid.Yeah, yeah, yeah.You know?I feel like Christmas Eve.
50:17Yeah.Yeah.Oh, God, it'd be so excited.So we want to know what's the unsolved mystery.If you could pick one to solve, what would it be?Kerry's here.Hi, Carrie.Hi, how's it going?
50:27Good, thanks.What would it be, Kerry?What's the unsolved mystery?you would want to find out what happened?What happened to Ben Smart and Olivia Hope?Oh, wow, yeah.So you won't know about this one, Bree,but they were two young people who went missing on New Year's Eve
50:41in the Moulbara sounds, right, Kerry?Yep.Yeah, and there's someone in jail for it.Really?Scott Watson?Yeah.Scott Watson's in jail for it,but there's all kinds of questions around the case
50:55and no one's 100% sure.He's never admitted to it,and there's no bodies or anything like that.So, that was a huge one for New Zealand, wasn't it?It was huge.It was huge.It was huge.It was huge.
51:04It was.Yeah.So there must be like docoes made about this.Oh, there's so many.Yeah.There's books.There's all sorts.Another one that fits that bill.
51:16And so many people have been texting this through.But a lot of people saying they'd love to know what really happened to Madeline McCann.The world.The world is desperate to know what happened.We asked you what's the unsolved mystery you really once solved.Someone said, I would love to know who my ex was sleeping with before we broke up.The mystery.Imagine if you could find that out.
51:40Madeleine McCann, Madeline McCann, what really started COVID?Madeleine McCann.Where the hell do my socks go when they go through the dryer?That is one of the world's great unsolved mysteries.That is another one, yeah.Were you ever obsessed with the Bermuda Triangle?Yeah.Who wasn't?
51:57I went to the Bermuda Triangle.The actual Bermuda Triangle.Yes, I went into the Bermuda Triangle.I went to an island in the Bermuda Triangle.I didn't dare go by plane, but I went by boat.And we went to a party on an island in the Bermuda Triangle.And that was the thing that were like, whoa, will we come back?We're going to die out here?
52:16Yeah, I'd love to know more about the Bermuda Triangle.Someone said, guys, the mystery I would love to know is a woman named Mary went missingan upper heart lots of years ago now.I think about her oftenand wish they would find her.I always tell my husband that when I crossto the other side, all the reunionswill have to wait because I'm off to find
52:38Mary and to ask her what happened.Wow, you're going to go and find Mary beforeyou go and visit your late grandmother.Yeah, I feel like what she thinks abouta lot. That's your mystery. Yeah. Danny saidthe mystery for me is why the hell did theystop making and selling Irvine'sfrying sauces in supermarkets?
52:54which was a crumbed rissol, frozen rissol product.Why would they stop making those?Well, Danny, Irvines has gone all together.So are the two linked?That's the question you've got to ask yourself.But the frying sources went first, did they?Follow the paper trail.Danny, that's all I can say.
53:11Someone said the real reason stonehenge and all the other hinges were built in England.Are there other hinges?I don't think they're as big as stonehenge.Is there more than one hinge?Yeah.Not as big or as prominent.Yeah, right.I'd like to solve the mystery of why my ex-husband decided to start being a butthole.
53:30Yeah.Yeah.That is a mystery that will never be solved.Mm-hmm.Someone said, I'd love to know what really happened to Princess Diana.Oh, you don't believe the story?Well, they don't, obviously.They don't, yeah.
53:44But imagine.Imagine if there was a real, like, another story.We are veering towards conspiracy theories now, but...Someone said, surely JFK?My mystery is Stevie Wonder actually blind?See again, we're getting into conspiracy theories hereAlthough there is that video of him catching the microphone standWhat?
54:04Have you not seen it?Probably AI.It's not...The first AI video got all of us.The real mystery of why I couldn't find stuff in our fridge or pantryBut my wife can find them easily.Yeah, look guys, some mysteries will never have an answer.Yeah, some mysteries will never be...
54:22Solved.Z&M's Brie and Clint.Podcast.All I want from my birthday.Birthday banger.All right, birthday banger time.Your birthday banger is the song that was number one when you was 16.That's what your birthday banger is and that's what we figure out for you guys here.
54:39Selena's going to do mum's birthday banger first.Hi, Selena.Hi, Selena.Are you there, Selena?Hello.There she is.How old are you, Selena?I'm nine.
54:50Okay, perfect.So we can't do yours yet.What's mum's birthday?10th of August, 1985.Oh, you crushed that, Selena.That means mum was 16 in 2001.And on that day, this was number one.That's a banger, Selena.
55:16Do you think Mom likes it?Yeah.Yeah.Oh, good.That's a very good one from Blue.Good work.Wait there.We're going to do a birthday banger for Rolean.
55:26Kilda, how are you guys? Good, how's your day being, Rowling?Pretty good, thank you for a Monday. Oh, good to hear. Hey, we heard that your birthday isfastly approaching this week. Yes, that's on 21st of October, Wednesday. Oh, lovely. Well,happy birthday for Wednesday. Any early dinner plans, Rowling? You got any?Wednesday night, but taking the rest of the week off to have a long, long weekend.Okay. But on the night of your birthday, like, do you?You got any idea of what you might be eating for dinner that night?Well, we're going to a local pub called the Waterloo Hotel after the Battle of Waterloo.
56:05Any favour of the food?But there might be some orange juices drunk.Oh, okay.No further questions.We love that for you, Roleyn.We love that for you.What year are we talking, Roleine?Are you ready for this?
56:19Yes.No, 169.Oh, bloody good year, Roleyn, as I've heard.Bloody good year.means you were 16, Rowling, in1985.And on your 16th birthday,this had a number one hit.
56:36Madonna.A bit of Madonna.Surely you remember that one,Roleine, for your 16th.Yep, love Madonna.All right, wait there, Rowling.We've got to do one more birthday bangerfor Mel.
56:50Hi, Mel.Hi, Mel.Hey, guys, how are you?Good, Mel.Are we doing your business?birthday banger today?No, I actually know mine.What did you get?
57:00I got Hansen imbop.Oh, not bad.It's a tune.It used to be my sister's go-to song when she was little.But I'd love to do.I care for a 99-year-old Nana.She turns 100 in March next year.Shut up.
57:13I would love to know her one to let you know tomorrow.Wait, we're going to do a 99-year-old's birthday banger.Absolutely.I don't know if we've ever done an older one.That would be epic.be the record. So this would be great.I know, right. We can start there. What's her name, Mel? Her name is Dawn.Dawn. Lovely. And what's Dawn's birthday? Her birthday is the 26th of March 1927.
57:38All right. That means Dawn was 16 in 1943. And here's her birthday banger.This is to me I've heard that song before. This is no joke. This is real.sure she would know it.It's called...Absolutely love it.I've heard that song before by Harry James and his orchestra.Wow.I can't wait for you to tell Dawn.
58:10Absolutely.Okay, thanks that opportunity, Mel.We appreciate that.I vote that one.Let's play that.Yeah, me too.Never played on ZM before.Let's give her a spin.
58:20Fire up the phonograph.Let's play that one.It's all rise blue, isn't it?It's all rise blue.Isn't it?I 100% agree.Selena, you've won for Mum's birthday banger.Good work, guys.
58:33Here it is.From 2001, Selena's mum's birthday banger on ZM, Brian Clint.Thank you.You welcome.The ZM Podcast Network.That's the winner of birthday banger today for Selena's mom,Blue, All Rise, number one in August 2001.Some people genuinely mad at us for not playing Dawn's birthday banger from 1943.
59:02Harry and his orchestra, I've heard that song.Someone said, I can't believe you didn't choose Harry and his orchestra.I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed.No, actually, I am mad.Someone else said, I think if you had played that song, people would have turned the radio off.Someone said, guys, how did you not play Dawn's birthday banger?She's 100 tomorrow, man.Wait, is she 100?
59:20No, she's not. No, no, no, next year.She's 100 next year in March.If we will go on the record and say if Dawn calls us next year on her birthday.Yeah.When she's 100.And she's having a curry for her birthday.We will play this alarm.Go Dawn.
59:41And we might play her birthday banger.We'll see what else is in birthday banger that day.Someone else said that Dawn's birthday banger sounded like something out of the game Fallout.Oh.Didn't that?Or pleasant.Pleasantville.Anyway, I love Berted There Banger.
01:00:03Some of the stuff it throws up from time to time.Pleasantville, the one where it was all in black and white with Reese Witherspoon.Not sure.And Nicole Kidman?Oh.The movie where it was like every, oh no, that was the Stepford Wives.I'm getting mixed up.You're asking the wrong guy.
01:00:21You're like, I haven't seen any of those movies you just mentioned.I haven't seen any movies.It's Z.M's Bree and Clint Podcast.That big concert announcement coming up at 6 o'clock.I tell you what, Bree, if you talk for long enough,I can do the concert announcement before the news.Hey, you know how I love to talk.Typical woman, can't shut me up.
01:00:41There's a challenge for you.I will be cutting you off at 6 o'clockto make a concert announcement.Typical man cutting me off.I saw this interesting article talking about men with female best friends.And some studies they've recently done around menthat have female best friends.Quite interesting.
01:01:01I thought, let's just go around the room.Do we all have a best friend?Yeah.Yeah.Yeah.We all got best friends?Yeah.And are they the same gender, opposite gender?
01:01:11Same gender.Best is the same, but second best, maybe opposite.Okay.Same.Same?I've got one of both.So I feel like, I can't decide.Bit like my life.
01:01:24That's how you identified.Yeah, exactly.I can't choose.Little from Gullamie, little from Goli.That ad about the tacos?Yep, that was me, that little girl.The stand-in stuff.Yeah, what was that?
01:01:36What does she say?Claudia will know.I don't speak Spanish.Why not both?That one.Why not both?When you were trying to decide between crispy and soft shelter.Yes.
01:01:47And all the bisexuals of the world went, that's me.Yeah, it's me and taco form.I want both.More likely than not, though,I looked into the numbers actually around this.So apparently 11% of people reported having a best friend of a different genderand around 89% reported having a best friend of the same gender,according to this study.
01:02:12But it's quite interesting that men who have a female best friend,a recent study has highlighted that those men showed greater patience,calm communication, emotional openness,and they were also less annoying.Less annoying?Yeah.The men were less annoying.Yeah, according to this study.
01:02:36That doesn't seem like a measurable metric,but the rest of them I understand.Happier, more honest, less annoying.That's what the study kind of summed up.I have several friends, really good friends that are girls.Just none of them fall into the best friend category.Do I get any points for that?Yeah.
01:02:54Okay, that's good.What about you girls?Any super good friends that are men?Claudia's got a boy in second place.Oh, yeah.I live with one of them, and I've got another one, Napier.Does he know he's second place?Yeah.
01:03:09Or does he think he's first?Nah.And you live together.Yeah.Careful.I don't think he even knows he's that high on the list, to be honest.You guys could fall in love.His partner lives with us too.
01:03:21Oh.But the three of us could fall in love.Oh, that would really work well for you.That's a modern-day love story.Play ZM's Brian Clint on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok,and live weekdays from three on ZM.
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