ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast – 25th March 2022

Episode Date: March 28, 2022

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The ZM Podcast Network. Hello everybody and welcome to the Brie and Clint Podcast with Brie. I'm back. She's back. For good. Unless one of us gets COVID or I get COVID. Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. Is this Cheers?

Welcome back. It's Mace. I don't know where the sample comes from. It sounds like a TV show, but yeah. I think it's an old school TV show. She is back. And God, where have you been, bitch? Where have you been, bitch?

Secret. We know, secret. Well, we've covered it. I've been filming, you know, season 14 of Naked Attraction. She's been on Naked and Afraid. I've been on all the naked shows. She's been on. Hence why I'm so tan.

She's been doing a porn version of Lord of the Rings. That's why she's gone for so long. Lord of the Ring. Lord of the Ring. You mentioned COVID. We have a COVID sweepstake going. It's COVID bingo as to who's going to catch it first Anastasia

No wait no okay She is hot property Do we not get to pick? Everybody wanted Anastasia You do get to pick Okay She's the only one of us that really has a life outside of this show That's why I think she's such hot property

Compliment She's over it Look she's over this sweepstake I've got a lot of Commitments on this weekend Do you? Do you? Yeah It's going to be a frenzy

Maddie's gone So we have to redraw COVID bingo I mean He would like to be involved still So can we get him in For the redraw? Yes

And we'll reallocate The five of us Okay As to who's getting bingo Because he could be A good candidate too He's exposed In a whole different way

He's in a different building. While we get him on, I have a question because I'm not well-versed with gambling. Yeah. Are we all chucking in $10 each or if you lose, do you have to pay $50? So the issue with your one is it incentivises someone to get the COVID.

We don't want to incentivise someone to get the COVID. No, no, no, no, no. No, the person who gets the money is the person who picks correctly. Yeah, but is it? Right. Hello. Maddie.

Maddie McLean. You sound a bit snuffly. Shaka Maddie. I agree. Shaka Maddie for the sweepstake. Welcome home. Thank you, Maddie. Thanks for holding down the fort, doing a great job.

Oh, you're welcome. Hey, Maddie. Hello. Oh, you're welcome. Hey, Matty. Hello. Chikil. Chikil. Look, Matty, we're going to reallocate people for COVID. Bingo. The buy-in is still $10.

Do you want it? Yeah, I'm in. Why don't we make it $20? Oh, I can make it $20. I do $20. I would do $20. I can only afford $10. Ben will say he'll do $20, but he'll only pay 10.

Yeah. How about you guys pay 20, Ben and I 10? So last time, how did we let the choosing happen? We let Matty choose because he was our guest. Right. That's true. And then the first person who got chosen got to choose next. Yeah, that's right.

So I think this time, whoever's come the closest to having COVID chooses last. How do you police that? Anastasia, who was sick last week and had to have days off. She's come the closest. That's bullshit. Followed by Ben and Maddie, who have had COVID in their houses. I'm going to get Ben now. But didn't manage to pick it.

This just sounds a hang on. This sounds very well-oven. Bree and I at the top. Shall I quickly write some names up and pull them out of a hat? Okay, yeah. Okay. Hang on. This sounds very well-ordered. And then Brie and I at the top. Brie and I at the top. Shall I quickly write some names up and pull them out of a hat? Okay, yeah. Okay. All right. Talk about yourself for one minute.

We'll do it your way then. Wait, so the name we pick out. So she'll draw it. She'll go, Brie, your person is, and draw you somebody out. Okay, this is good. Yeah, this is good. Wait, here's a question. Can we get ourselves?

Oh, can you get yourself? Oh, yeah. Redraw. That's a redraw. Yeah, true, true, true. Because then you'll just go and get the COVID. I would not go and get the COVID to win $60. So what are we drawing?

Who goes first? I've got more sense than that. Okay, all right. Pull it out, Ben. Pull it out. All right. Okay, here we go. So this is the person that's going to pick first?

So, no. No. Don't we draw? You go, Bri, I'm out then, pull it out Okay, here we go, so this is the person that's going to pick first So, no, no Don't we draw, you go I'm going to draw you on it No, I feel like whoever's name it is gets to pick That makes it more exciting Because you actually have some say Okay, alright, go, pull someone out Me, me, me, me, me, me Love to know in the podcast group who you think's going to get it first

I've picked Anastasia out Anastasia, you get to choose first Who is going to get it first? I've picked Anastasia out. Anastasia, you get to choose first. Who's going to get COVID first? Can't pick yourself. Who's a good horse at the moment? You're going with the... Okay, you know what? Last time I made a mistake with the whole kids thing.

I'm going to go with Clint because he came up with a good point that I know heaps of people with kids that have got it. Kids bring it into the home. I'm exposed through daycare. because he came up with a good point that I know heaps of people with kids that have got it. Kids bring it into the home. I'm exposed through daycare. Okay, Anastasia chooses me. Clint, who do you choose? I think that's good. I think that's smart.

Oh, what was it? No, I'm going. Draw out another name. Draw it out now. Okay, another name is Ben. Ben, who do you choose? And why? I think I'm going to go Matty.

Why? Damn it. I think there's going to go Medhi. Why? Damn it. I think there's a lot of people that work in that building and they're all Jew. We're Jew. That building's Jew. Well, how does it matter what their religion is? What? They're all Jewish.

Go for me, but I've already proven my superiority with my immune system. And jinxing yourself is going to... As soon as you say that, that's when you jinx yourself. Okay, Bing gets Maddie. Who's next? Bree. Bree. I'm going to go with my girl Anastasia. She's the silly duck. And to be honest, Anastasia, I wasn't going to pick you first.

I wanted to go with Maddie first, but she's been taken. Okay, cool. Well, I'll do my best. Okay, the only people left are Maddie and I to choose. Who's picking next? Maddie McLean. I'm going Bree.

Why Bree? Because she's got a lot of socialising to do now that she's back? Yeah, that's it. She'll be out and about. She'll be a girl on the town. She's got a lot of pals to drink. My only friends are the people in this room, including you who's not in this room. And you know it. Which just leaves me.

So who do I get? You get me. Ben. I already had Ben. Ben sucks. He's too careful. He came up with the plan to make a suburb first and then he got locked. Just $10 then.

Just $10. When the weekend comes, Ben just goes and isolates himself on Mount Taranaki. You're screwed. He goes golfing. He's outdoors. Okay. A big success. Thank you.

Well done, everybody. Matty, you'll be hearing from us. Please let us know the minute that you get, if you get COVID, I mean, not when. Okay. When you get COVID, let us know, mate. Just T's and you get COVID I mean not when Okay When you get COVID Let us know mate Just T's and C's I don't want any of you To get COVID

I don't want any of you To get COVID either Except for Ben Except For Anastasia But I love you I want you to be fine But I want the money

Clint Son is kidnapped To my daycare We're all hoping For mild symptoms here But let's not pretend Like we don't want that Money Sometimes it's tough Man seeing gas prices Okay we gotta go We're all hoping for mild symptoms here, but let's not pretend like we don't want that money.

Sometimes it's tough, man, seeing guest prices. Okay, we've got to go. Matty, love you. Great to talk to you. Love you, too. Miss you guys. See you soon. Tomorrow on the podcast, we will address the dolphin.

That's a whole other conversation. Yes, I've seen this happening on the podcast group. We have, and that will happen on tomorrow's podcast. Good everybody, welcome to the show and welcome back Bree. Hooray! Look who decided to show up. The whole gang's back together. I haven't been gone that long, have I?

Did you have a nice five-week holiday? Oh, it was so relaxing. You know, got a bit of sun. Yeah. Yeah, just was really putting my feet up. You've been off filming your secret TV show. Such a big secret too, by the way. Such a big secret.

Nobody would guess what television show you've been away filming. I don't reckon one person knows what we were filming. I reckon it's that big of a secret. They do if they've been listening to us for the last five weeks because we've been saying it's Naked Attraction. True. We were saying you're the first naked host of Naked Attraction. Yeah, did you see all the controversy that's coming out? A lot of stuff happened on the shoot.

Yeah, totally. You have to wait until it hits TV though. Yeah, people got tattoos in places that you don't even want to know about. Today on the show, obviously, Bree's back. The Secret Sound is back. We've got two chances for you to guess that at four and five o'clock this afternoon.

Plus, our man on the red carpet, Dean McCarthy, is going to join us before four to give us a wrap-up on the Oscars. Do we win one? Did New Zealand get an Oscar? There's been a few big noms though, hasn't there? Yes. Yeah.

Yeah, Jane Campion, as she's been referred to, the drunk auntie for her speech offending the Williams sisters. Oh. I don't think we should talk about that again. Drunk auntie Jane. Did she get up there for an Oscars speech and did she pre-write it this time or did she just go thank you and

then get down? Appreciate it. Thanks so much. Sorry Serena. We'll find out from Dean McCarthy before four o'clock but first we're

going to play Tradie vs Lady. That's right if you want to play 50 bucks all thanks to our mates at KFC up for grabs

0800 dial ZM. You can call us and we'll play after Adele and Easy on Me. Bree and Clint on ZM. Bree and Clint. Time for Tradie vs. Lady.

Bree and Clint. Tradie vs. Lady. Here we go. The Tradies vs. The Ladies. It's all been going on whilst I've been away. The Tradies still ahead. 25 wins for the year. The Ladies sitting on 18.

They got in front this year, and they have stayed in front. So let's maybe look for a lady win today. Our lady is 27. She's from Tamaki Makaurau, and she has a mini sausage dog. Welcome to the show, Amelia. Hi, Amelia. Hello. What's your dog saying?

What do you mean a mini sausage dog, though? Sausage dogs are already pretty mini, aren't they? Yeah, but long. Wait, so is it, is they're miniature sausage dogs? Like a Cheerio. Like a Cheerio. I was just about to say like a Cheerio. Wow, okay. Yeah, what's his name?

His name's Cooper. Oh my God, I was so hoping its name was Cheerio. Maybe next time, next time. Cooper the tiny sauce. Okay Okay your opposition today is 29 They're from Christchurch And they are mad about the Warriors Welcome to the show Josh

I think it's John Oh John G'day John G'day John G'day Hey John Good to see the boys get up last Friday Hey mate

Yeah it's our year this year It is our year You're right It's always our year Every year Good win over the West Tigers. Good to see, good to see. Okay, John, your buzzer is tradie.

Amelia, yours is lady. First to three correct answers gets $50 cash. Thanks to KFC. Good luck. Here we go, guys. Question number one. The Oscars are currently taking place as we speak. Name an actor who has won an Oscar in the past.

Have a stab. Lee? Yes. Amelia? Nicole Kidman? Do you know? Do you have an encyclopaedic knowledge? You wrote the question.

Kidman. I just based it off a question you wrote last Friday. Anastasia, can you Google at the same time, please? Hold on. There's a lot of people who have won. Best actress. Has she won? She's nominated for best actress.

This is awkward. She won an Academy Award. She's won an Oscar. That is an Academy Award. There we go. Well done. In 2003. That's a point to Amelia.

Well, I'm glad we didn't look stupid there, Amelia. Appreciate that. One point to the ladies. Question number two. We're currently playing for $50,000 with ZM's Secret Sound, but can you tell me what is this sound? Yes, John. Cowl.

It is cowl. That was incredible. You can win 50 grand later on, John. You've got a knack for this. You've got a knack for it. You got a knack for it. All right, one apiece. Question number three. The 90s cartoon series Captain Planet follows the Planeteers

on their quest to save the environment. Name one of their five special powers. Yes, John. Earth. Earth is spot on the money. It's a weird one to choose, but yep, Earth, sure. We would have also accepted wind, water, fire, and I guess heart. Nobody wanted to be heart.

No one to be heart. Okay, two to the tradies, one to the ladies. All right, you need this one, Amelia, to stop him. Question number four. Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. Yes, John. Yes, John. Oh, sorry.

No, I've got it wrong. Yeah, you don't even know the question yet. All right, we'll put it back in. Everybody's still in here. Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins passed away over the weekend. Name a Foo Fighters song. Party. Yes, John, for the win.

The Pretender? The Pretender, yeah, well done. Oh, he's a worthy Batman. Big fan, John? The Pretender. Yeah, well done. Big fan, John? Yeah, right. A rinky-dink old game of tradie versus lady, but the tradies get the win. 50 bucks, KFC.

Something went down over the past five weeks, and I thought I would bring it to your guys' attention because I don't know if it's kosher or not. Okay. But I thought we could discuss. So a bunch of my friends decided they were going to go to the movies. Batman? Yeah. Yeah.

It was Batman. Anyway. Have you seen it yet? No, I haven't seen it. I heard it goes for three hours though. Yeah. A long movie. But it's Robert Pattinson for three hours. Yeah. Yeah. It's just a long time, I haven't seen it. I heard it goes for three hours though. Yeah. A long movie. But it's Robert Pattinson for three hours.

Yeah. Yeah. It's just a long time. I haven't seen it either. I've got tickets if you want to go. I'm just at that age where I get quite sleepy in dark rooms, you know, but I'm keen to see it. Okay.

Keen to see it. Anyway, it was around dinner time and a big meal had been cooked and the meal that I'm talking about is a roast dinner. Roast dinner had been cooked but last minute decisions people wanted to go see this film. Weird decision to make after a roast has been cooked. I know.

Like a roast doesn't just happen. Someone doesn't just accidentally make a roast. Someone's planned a roast, cooked a roast. Yeah but the people who had decided they wanted to go to a film weren't involved in the roast part. Right, okay. But a person who was involved in the roast part had been invited to go to the film.

Okay, I'm with you. If that makes sense. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, one thing leads to another and next minute I notice the roast, full roast dinner is being packed up. Yeah. Glad Wrap is being put over the roast dinner. Yeah. And the roast dinner is travelling packed up. Yeah. Glad Wrap is being put over the roast dinner. Yeah.

And the roast dinner is travelling to the movie theatre. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And the roast... You can't bring a roast dinner into the movie. Well, it happened. No. No, no, no, no. I read this thing last week about whether you're allowed to take your own food into the movies

because you know how forever people would stash their lollies in the pocket of the jacket and you hide your drinks on the sleeve to avoid paying movie prices? I'd put a bottle of vodka inside the popcorn box. Yeah, whatever tickles your fancy. People have been hiding it for ages. Apparently you don't have to hide it. But common decency says you don't take hot food into a cinema. But may I ask you, Clint?

Because hot food makes the smell travel. And I don't want to sit next to your roast dinner. But do you not want to smell a roast dinner? Not if I can't eat the roast dinner, no. Like I don't want to be tempted by your roast dinner. The same reason I don't want you to take KFC in. Like I've got no problem with the smell of KFC. Love the smell of KFC.

But if you've got it and I can't get it and I'm stuck and say it's Batman for three hours, that's cruel, you know? Yeah, but is that a you problem or is that an us problem? You know what I'm stuck and say it's Batman for three hours, that's cruel, you know? Yeah, but is that a you problem or is that an us problem? You know what I'm saying? Have we put cinema food in a box, literally, popcorn? Literally, yeah. Candy, soft drink?

Yeah, I hear what you're saying. And we haven't, like, is it time to branch out? Like, should you be able to take a butter chicken into the cinema? No, and I'll tell you why. It's because it's not a vent, cinemas are not a ventilated area. So you can't have high aroma based foods in there. Even though popcorn definitely

has a strong smell. You know, it never gets aired out, a cinema. I hear what you're saying, but I will, look, I don't know if I'm for or against yet. I'm just putting it out there. I will say your argument is flawed. Because? Because there is gold class slash the fancy cinema

where they bring food into you. Yeah, they do. They don't bring you a roast dinner though. They bring hot food. They bring food you can eat with your hands. They bring you pizza. So you're saying a kebab? Fine.

Yeah, okay. I would say a kebab, fine. Okay. Because you can eat it with your hands. Sushi? Fine. Okay,bab, fine. Yeah, okay, I would say a kebab, fine. Okay. Because you can eat it with your hands. Sushi? Fine. Okay, sushi, fine. What else?

An American hot dog. Fine. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. But not like a chicken fried rice. No, not okay.

Oh, but it's so good. No, tikka masala. Chicken fried rice in particular needs, you need eyes on that meal while you're eating it. Look, I feel like I draw the line at very stain-warranted foods. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, that's where I draw the line. Okay, well, I draw the line on aromas. Yours is stain.

But other than that, I mean, I'd love to know what people are smuggling into the cinema. Yeah, I want to know from people, what have you taken in? Or is there like a tradition that you always take this certain food into the cinema? Yeah, what's your movie food that you smuggle in? And do you smuggle anything else in? Like are you getting booze in? And if you are, what's your technique? Like how do you get it in there?

I'm telling you, in the pump bottle. Is it in a pump bottle? Do you fill your watermelon up with vodka the night before and then take a whole chilli bin into the cinema? Yeah, because that isn't recognisable. Yeah, totally. Yeah. 0800 dial ZM.

I want to hear from people. What food that's not necessarily movie food are you taking into the cinema? Bree and Clint. Look, let me just put it out there. I feel like it's time to bring cinema food into the future because we love the popcorn, we love the lollies and the candy, but why not bring a full roast dinner into the cinema? Yeah, see, I just think that that doesn't necessarily need to happen.

Like why do you need to fuse the two? Like do you need to have a roast dinner at the rugby? Absolutely. Now you're thinking with your head, Clint. I like it. That's a hot chippies location. I like it. I like food for occasions. a hot chippies location. I like it. I like food for occasions.

Kebabs at the rugby. You like chaos. How good. That's the difference between us. But we are asking you, what's your movie food? You're out of the box movie food. Maybe you're sneaking it in there. Maybe you have a special cinema curry shop in your area.

I like that. That does both. A very fragrant cinema let's go to Ashley hi Ash hi Ash hi tell us Ash

are you someone who is you know stepping outside the box of cinema foods a little bit my husband and I used to take some bourbons

in each Ashley where are you calling us from yes Ash Auckland what part of Auckland North Shore oh yeah okay no I like that Ash how would you get your bourbons in there Ashley, where are you calling us from? Yes, Ash. Auckland. What part of Auckland? North Shore.

Oh, yeah, okay. No, I like it, Ash. How would you get your bourbons in there, and were they in a can, or were you pre-mixing them at home? Nah, in a can. Just in a big handbag. Oh, yeah, okay. Those thin cans of Woodstock or something.

You know, we have to have some benefits of carrying around the stupid big bag. Definitely. Don't we, Ash? Did you have to do that thing in the cinema when you were going to open it and you go, and you go,

I mean, just cough as you're opening it. Don't cough, don't cough in 2022. I do love these. No, not anymore. Coke zeros.

Yum, so refreshing. Coke zero from the candy bar. I love that, Ash. That's good. Holly's here. Hi, Holly. Hi, Holly. Hi love that, Ash. It's good. Holly's here. Hi, Holly. Hi, Holly. Hi.

You used to work in a cinema. You would have seen some interesting meals being smuggled in. A lot. Oh, hang on. I used to work at the cinema, and I also used to smuggle my own food in, that being Skittles, lollies, and the mini bottles of wine. Mini bottles of wine, even? Oh, that's good.les, lollies and the mini bottles of wine. Mini bottles of wine even?

Oh, that's good. Because all of that's available at the movies. Is that just so you didn't have to pay? I wouldn't be, yeah, be paying through the roof. Yeah, right. But it's paying your wages. Holly's like, how dare they? The movie was free, but I was never going to pay for the...

Wait, you got a free movie and you still want to pay for the candy bar food? You've got to save your money somehow. That's good, Holly. Hustler. Holly the hustler. I like it. Someone texted and said,

I went to the movies last night and I took a weed cheese platter in a container and some wine in a can for us. Yes! What a great girls' night at the movies. I bow down to you, whoever that person is. You are the OG, the queen.

Leah's here. Hello, Leah. Hi, Leah. Hi. I really tickled Bree's pickle this afternoon. I really tickled my pickle. Honestly, she's popping off. And all it is is food and the movies.

So tell us, what's your meal of choice when you go to the movies? Can you top it? I take a teriyaki donburi. Yes, Leah! Yes! Wait, are you teriyaki donburi girl who texts us? Yeah, yeah. I'm going to read your text word for word.

It says, I take me in a teriyaki donburi every time I go to the cinemas. Bloody mint. Yes, Leah. Please. Every single time. You are now the leader of this country. I've made the decision. So good.

It's delicious. Do you have to hide it when you go in or do you loud and proud? So I carry around my, I have two kids, so I carry my baby bag around all the time. So I just hide it under the nappies. Where's the baby? Oh, they're at home with their grandparents. So why are you carrying a baby bag if there's no baby?

It's an excellent disguise. That is so smart, Leah, honestly. I'll be going, where's no baby? It's an excellent disguise. That is so smart, Leah. Honestly. I'll be going, where's the baby? Hey, Leah, here's my last tip because you've shared such amazing tips with us. Next time you go to the cinema, if you want popcorn, don't pay through the roof. You can take

the ones from the supermarket, go into the parents' room where there's a microwave. Oh my God. Oh my God, It's over there. Oh, my God. I never thought about that. Wait, I'm not getting on board with this. Hey, congratulations, Leah.

Congratulations. You're officially the smartest person in the country, according to Brie. I can't wait to see what you do with the housing reform. Will Smith appears to have punched Chris Rock on stage. Is it real? Is it fake? We're going to get an update from Dean McCarthy, our Hollywood correspondent, in the next five minutes.

Also, your activator for The Secret Sound is coming up too. But before we get to that, I don't know how many people are watching this show, but it's entranced me over the last week. A new show on Netflix called Is It Cake? This is a bowling ball. And this is a cake. You are all here because you are all talented at making cakes that look like everyday objects. That is cake-ceptional. I get to ask the best question ever.

Is it cake? That's right. They can turn a show out of anything into something. Great idea, though, because some of these cake makers are incredible. It's crazy. I've seen like a cat before and then they go, someone puts a knife through it and I'm like, you're going to cut that cake.

Oh, my God, it's cake. Oh, my God, it was cake all along. I feel like I'm really good at the game. I'm like, that's the cake. That's the cake. And then I've got maybe one or two wrong. I was going to say. But I thought, you know, it's taking over the world, this show. It's a cake. That's the cake. And then I've got maybe one or two wrong. I was going to say. But I thought, you know, it's taking over the world, this show.

It's a cake. It's just gripping television. And I thought, how can we change it and make our own radio version, you know? But these are the ideas that you and I are meant to come up with. And don't worry, mate, I've got this one. Because I've come up with the radio version of Is It Cake? With the new game called Is It A Cat? That's right, Clint. You will be taking on someone on the phones this afternoon. Hello, Rosie.

Hi. How are you guys? Good, thank you, mate. Have you been watching the show Is It Cake? I haven't, but I've seen it come up on my Netflix. I don't think you need to. I don't think you need to have seen it to enjoy Is It Cat? Yeah.

I think you're still going to be okay at the game Is It A Cat? I hope so. Okay, how does it work? This is how it works. I've got five sound bites and we will play them out and you just have to tell me, is it a cat? Or? Or something else. Okay, all right, I understand.

You get the game? Yeah. It's a pretty simple concept. Me versus you, Rosie. Let's do it. Okay, all right, I understand. You get the game? Yeah. It's a pretty simple concept. Me versus you, Rosie. Let's do it. Okay, you ready, Rosie? Buzz in when you think you know. Is this a cat?

Clint. Oh, you think you know already? That's you. Are you sure? No, I haven't got this one. This is mine, Rosie. You were too slow. Rosie, let's hear what you think as well, just so we know. Rosie, what do you sure? No, I haven't got this one. This is mine, Rosie. You were too slow. Rosie, let's hear what you think as well, just so we know.

Rosie, what do you think? I don't think that was a cat. All right, so you're both going... Not a cat. Not a cat. You'd be right. Nice work. Points all round.

Okay, next one. Is this a cat? Meow. Quite clear, Clint. Yes. What? Wait, Rosie, you're saying it is. Yes, I think it is.

Okay, well, I'll say no. That's quite clearly Brie. That wasn't a cat either. Rosie, you need your hearing check. All right, let's go to the next one. Is it a cat either. Rosie, you need your hearing check. Right, let's go to the next one. Is it a cat? Okay, I'm going to let you in on a secret here, Rosie. They're all Brie, okay?

So if you want to win the prize here, you better not say that's a cat. Rosie. Back me up here. That's Brie. It's absolutely not a cat, yeah. You'd be right. Let's just move on to the very last sound, I think. Last one.

Okay. For the win, Rosie. Is this a cat? Meow. I'm a cat. Meow. Oh, my God, that's really hard. What happened to you while you were away?

Did you forget how to do your job? I've been away from radio for a long time. What does Rosie win? What's Rosie's prize? Rosie, you win some cake. Do we have any cake? We'll find something for Rosie. Yeah, congratulations, Rosie.

Rosie, you win KFC for having to sit through that horrible piece of radio. Oh, Brie. Thank you. No worries, mate. And thanks for being a good sport. Brie and Clint. No problem. Brie and Clint.

Time for the latest. From iHeartRadio, this is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy. Our very glamorous man on the ground, Dean McCarthy, is live at the Oscars today. Hi, Dean. Hi, Dean. Hi, guys. Yes, the Oscars are happening here in Hollywood

and you might be seeing right now on Twitter, this is trending. Moments ago, Will Smith and Chris Rock appear to have had a altercation on stage and we don't know how serious it was. Okay, let me set the scene for you. Chris Rock takes the stage and he says to Will and Jada

who are sitting in the audience, he says, Jada, looks like you're going to be doing, he made a mock about her having a shaved head. What was it? G.I. Joe 2

is what he said. Oh, yeah. Will Smith dumps up and runs up to him and we're all laughing and then it appears he swings a punch at him but we think it was a fake punch.

Then he sits back down, they cut the audio and for the next five seconds there's dead, there's no audio. There's no audio, just Will sitting in his seat and what he appears to be like yelling at Chris Rock and then the audio comes back on and the whole place is silent and that's Paris Hilton's dog. And then you, you, we don't know what happened. We've got to be training, go online.

Dean, this is insane. This is like a full Kanye West, Taylor Swift moment. A lot of things to unpack. Was that actually Paris Hilton's dog barking in the background? Yeah. Was it? I mean, plus. Go. Yes, it is., plus... Go.

Yes, it is. Hold on. Go. He's trying to get himself in the doggy mode. This is crazy. Dean has got a lot on. We wanted to ask about Power of the Dog and whether it won the Oscar or not, but it sounds like there are far more exciting things going on

than Power of the Dog, Dean. Okay, so Power of the Dog hasn't been announced yet. Best Supporting Actress has come out, Best Supporting Actor. Lots of the awards have been presented. The big major awards not yet. We don't know if Will and Chris Rock, how serious that was. My phone is blowing up. I'm about to go

live on Channel 9 in a few minutes. And what I think, I think this punch was fake, but I think the yelling was, there were swear words and that's why they cut the audio. But the energy was really weird and tense, and I don't know how serious it was. Insane.

It'll be everywhere. All right. You go give Paris Hilton's dog a schmacko, and we'll talk to you soon. That's our man on the ground at the Oscars, Dean McCarthy. Bree and Clint. As the leading fashion influencer on this show,

I'm proud to present another edition of Brie and Clint's Fashion News. Where I bring you the hottest fashion trends for your benefit, Brie. Yeah, I do think you have super, super futuristic fashion. I do, right? I know what's cool. Well, you did call that Crocs were going to be cool before they were. Thank you. Do I think they're cool. Well, you did call that Crocs were going to be cool before they were. Thank you. Do I think they're cool now? Still no.

They are cool. But they are technically cool at the moment. It's a good point you say that because this concerns questionable fashion trends. What have we had recently? We've had Crocs. We had undies as clothes. Remember girls are showing up wearing a corset thingy and you're like, oh, when are you going to put your top on? They're like, this is the top. And you go,

ugh. You know what I think should never come back is low-rise jeans. They seem to be coming back. Yeah, well, the new trend for 2022 is here and I think it's perfect for you, Brie. I think this is the trend you've been waiting for. 2022 is the year of

butt cleavage. Oh, not like, not plumber's crack. Plumber's crack, but also butt cleavage from the bottom as well. Like underboob. Like underboob, but it's under butt cheek. So butt cleavage goes both ways. You can show a bit of the

butt. Anastasia's shaking her head in the booth. No. You can show cleavage at the top, so you can have like your pants or your dress scooped down and show a little bit of crack at the top. And cheek. Yeah. So crack at the top, cheek at the bottom. Yeah, and then so you do one or the other.

You can do both if you want or you have your dress so it's short enough that your bum cheeks hang out the bottom of it and you've got reverse cleavage down there. Well, you can but you won't be fashionable. I don't need to be fashionable. What if you've got a specialavage down there. Well, you can, but you won't be fashionable. I don't need to be fashionable. What if you've got a special awards ceremony you need to attend? You know, I feel like –

What if you've got a friend's wedding to go to? I mean, there's lots of places, you know, that you can showcase different parts of your body that you can, you know, flaunt, shake what your mama gave you. But not in this case. I don't want to shake any of that. But your mama gave you one, so why don't you want to – that's rude to your mama gave you, but not in this case. I don't want to shake any of that. But your mama gave you one, so why don't you want to? That's rude to your mama.

I feel like, where are the undies? What type of undies? That's a great question. If you want to do under butt cleavage, you could do, I reckon you could do a G-banger. But if you're doing plumber's crack one, you can't wear anything unless you wear a low-cut pair of undies that go down. A strapless pair of undies, is that what you're saying?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. A strapless underwear. Or you have the strap go down across mid-butt cheeks, like scoops in there. Oh, that sounds super comfy. Or it tucks under your butt. I don't understand the undies, but I think you're better off to go commando. But I didn't make the fashion.

You're saying that we should go commando and have half of our butt hanging out. I'm not saying that. Fashioners. And I know fashion, baby. Honestly, just bring back anything else. Look, I've been away for five weeks. And if you didn't realise, Matty did a great Bree impression. Matty McLean.

Really nailed his Aussie accent. He's nailed it. No, I've been away for five weeks filming a TV show. It's a secret. And it's quite a long time to be away from all of your loved ones and you guys and this show. You didn't get a break, hey? Because I thought about your partner specifically.

You weren't given like a – you know how prisoners get like a conjugal visit? No. They didn't give you one weekend where you could just go home and just, you know. No. Yes, I know what you're talking about, but no. Get all rumpy-pumpy. Haven't had a day off. Been very obviously – what's the word?

Pinned up? No, that is not the word. Been very, a lot of my time's been taken up with what I've been doing. So I haven't really been thinking about it. You've been busy is the word you're looking for. Yes, I've been very busy. Anyway, I get back on the weekend and a few friends came over and a few people, you know, were all having kind of, you know,

a barbecue and hanging out. And then one of my friends mentioned something that has gone on since I have been away. And I kind of got wind of this and I was like, what are you talking about? Turns out my partner and some of my friends have been involved in this too, have decided to go through my entire wardrobe, pick out things that I haven't worn in, I think the cutoff was a year and they've decided

to sell a lot of my things on Trade Me and Marketplace on Facebook. Brilliant. Brilliant. What do you mean brilliant? That is brilliant. Well, one, first of all, I think it's quite original and I think it's quite, like to use that five-week period that you're away, that's quite a creative way to use it.

I think, you know, it's taking the easy option. Why? Because, you know, I wasn't there. I couldn't defend myself. I couldn't say, I will wear that top that I haven't worn since 2016. So what people might not understand about you is that you have way too many clothes. You have way too many clothes. How would you know?

You're an over-purchaser. Like when you like something, you buy it three or four times in three or four different colours. Those pants you're wearing right now, I know you own those in three colours. Yeah, that's because, Clint, us bigger ladies, when we find something that fits, we buy it in every colour.

That's fine, but I feel like you have all of the stock that you've been doing that with for the last 10 years all still in your wardrobe. So you say she's taken the easy route. Has any time in the last, what, two years you guys have been living together, has your partner asked you to downsize the wardrobe at all?

Has she said, hey, you need to clear some of these clothes out? No comment. I'm not going to make a comment on that. I said I'd get around to it. And I have said that for the last couple of years. And I just haven't got around to it. So I just thought, you know, where was my input on this? But wait, the story gets better because not only have they decided

to put a bunch of my stuff, my things, onto Trade Me and Facebook Marketplace, they have also decided that from any of the purchases, any of the profits made. Any sales. They will each take 50%. They're paying themselves. And I was like, wait a minute. Yeah, wow.

50% is your cut. So how much money, it's been five weeks, how much money have you arrived home to? Well, I haven't seen any money so far. Have there been any sales? I believe there has been some sales of some of my favourite T-shirts. And how long since you've worn those t-shirts? That's not important. I put this

to you seriously. Has anything from your current rotation of clothing been sold? Well, I don't know. I don't know what's missing yet. I haven't done a stock take yet. Have they left you enough clothes to wear? Yes, there's enough. Did you manage to dress yourself okay today without going, oh, I wish I

still had that souvenir T-shirt from Wet and Wild Waterpark 1997 where the Thomasale family took a trip here on the Gold Coast. Don't bring that T-shirt into it. I love that T-shirt. I'm just saying a fresh start could be good for you. And I think this is clever and I think they've done it in a good way. They haven't just dumped it. They haven't just got rid of it.

They've turned it into liquid cash, mate. Oh, well, there's also been, I think, what they were saying, four or five bags that have gone to the bin. These are just the things. The unsellable bits. Exactly. These are just the things that they were able to get money for. I say good what's happened to you.

I'd be pissed off if I came home. Because I don't say that there's nothing of mine that could be sold. I could definitely downsize. It's the not having input into it, right? Well, it's just the not knowing. It's the not knowing. Well, I don't know that there's nothing of mine that could be sold. I could definitely downsize. It's the not having input into it, right? Well, it's just the not knowing. It's the not knowing. Well, I don't know what's been sold. And they were like, oh, you can go check out all of our things on Facebook Marketplace.

Did they think they'd done you a favour? Did they think you would like it? Or were they braced for impact? Look, I think they knew. It is an emotional thing for me. I don't know why. You're like a clothes hoarder. Maybe it's because, and I think I tried to explain is an emotional thing for me. I don't know why. You're like a clothes hoarder. Maybe it's because, and I think I tried to explain it to my partner last night,

I think it's because I've moved my life so many times and my clothes are the only thing, it's a part of my identity. It's the only thing I can take with me. Did they get rid of any of your undies? Because you've got heaps of undies. Nah. Old undies as well. A lot needed to be thrown out though.

They weren't touching that. Shoes, shoes have been sold. Hats, hats have been sold. Let's talk to some people this afternoon who have been in a similar situation where they've come home and their partner has got rid of something that was special to them. Maybe they sold it.

Maybe they threw it in the bin. Maybe they gave it away to a friend. They thought that thing needed to go and they did what your partner's done. They've gone behind your back and gotten rid of it. I mean, look, I'm not saying I'm not grateful and I feel like a favour has been done for me, but I'm not going to say I'm not a little bit disappointed. 0800 dials at M or you can text your stories into 9696.

We want to know this afternoon, what did they get rid of without asking you? Maybe your motorbike or your favourite pair of cargo pants that they hated. They didn't get rid of your cargo pants, did they? They sure did. I want justice. I want to be heard. I was away for five weeks.

I come back to this weird underground kind of operation where my partner and one of my good friends have gone through all of my stuff. I do have way too much, way too many clothes. Gone through all of my stuff without my knowledge and have put a bunch of it onto Trade Me and Marketplace and they're selling it for a profit. You get 50% of the profit though.

I just gave you the idea that if you really wanted to snooker them, you should buy the stuff. You should find it on Trade Me and you should selling it for a profit. You get 50% of the profit though. I just gave you the idea that if you really wanted to snooker them, you should buy the stuff. You should find it on Show Me and you should buy it. You will lose 50% of your money, but the joke's on them that the stuff will go back into the house. So I've just found my thrills t-shirts and I'm putting down a bid on my own t-shirt.

We should share the link to the auction so you have to go into a bidding war with people to buy your own shirt. No, I want to get it for a cheap price. I've already paid for them once. We've asked you, what did your partner get rid of without asking you? Sally's here. Hi, Sally.

Hi, Sally. Hi, how are you? Good, thanks. Sally, tell me, has this happened to you? I had a disgustingly ugly pair of sneakers. They were very comfy and my partner didn't sell them. He burnt them. He set fire to your favourite sneakers?

He set fire to my shoes in front of me and that was it. So they were so ugly he couldn't sell them, so he goes, I know, I know. How often did he ask you to get rid of them? And why did he care so much? They were just so bad. Oh, right, so he goes, what? I know. How often had he asked you to get rid of them? And why did he care so much? They were just so bad. Oh, right. Okay.

Oh, no. Did they smell a bit? I think they'd been worn, like, for so long, they probably did, yeah. But they were her favourite pair. Yeah. Did you get any more? They were so comfy. So now I walk around in a pair of RM boots.

Not quite so comfy, but way more stylish. Oh, what an upgrade, though. Okay. Yeah, that is an upgrade. It must be nice, Sally. RMs are pretty nice. Bloody good. Okay, well, thank you, Sally.

Alyssa's here. Hi, Alyssa. Hi, Alyssa. Hi. Someone get rid of your stuff without asking you? No, I actually threw away a pair of my husband's shorts, and he actually made me go to Woolworth with him and buy the exact same thing. So you're the thrower-outerer.

I am, but he makes me throw out my clothes so I only think it's fair that I go through his clothes. Oh, that's fair. Can you sympathise with Bree's partner in this situation? Do you think she's done the right thing? I mean, like,

I think you should rotate your clothes, but, like, I mean, not throw away stuff that has meaning. Yes, Alyssa. Well, let me put that back on you. He said those shorts had meaning to him. Why did you throw them out? They were so ugly and worn out,

and, like, the colour was not the same colour anymore. Like, it was not it. And it's going to happen to another pair of shorts soon anyway. He's listening to this. He's like, I need to get home before she does. He's going to happen to another pair of shorts soon anyway. He's listening to this. He's like, I need to get home before she does. He's going to be wearing all of his shorts when you get home. I think I'm on Alyssa's side. That's fair enough.

If there's holes and they're like so old, then they can be thrown out. Did your stuff have holes in it? No. Well, the only holes were on purpose. Emily's here. Hi, Emily. Hi, Emily. Kia ora, Tim.

Your dad did this. He threw out something without asking you. Yes, he did this to my mum. Oh's here. Hi Emily. Hi Emily. Your dad did this. He threw out something without asking you. Yes, he did this to my mum. Oh no. Yeah, he thought he was doing a really nice thing. He cleared out the filing cabinet for mum and he threw out all of the birthday cards mum had collected us since we were one and she was planning on giving

them to us for our 21st birthday. Oh no. So it was about 15 years worth of cards. Oh, no. You can't get that back. Oh, no. You can't go down to the mall and rebuy those. When you say he threw them out, could he go and get them out of the wheelie bin?

No, no. He chucked them on the bonfire. He was, yep, that was done. He burned them. I just love that your dad in your mind would see them go, oh, well, these bloody cards are taking up bloody room. I better get rid of these. Yeah, just trash. Just get rid of these. Yeah, just trash.

Just get rid of them. Fourth birthday. Bloody Emily's 16. She doesn't need this one. Why does she need this? I'm not even going to go through it and check that there's any money that's been left in here by Grandma.

Has Mum forgiven Dad yet? I think she has. I don't think us kids have. It's so heartbreaking just thinking about it, honestly. It was four of us kids. Dad's had a mare. Yeah. I don't know if he actually felt bad about it.

Emily, you know what would make yourself feel better? Yeah? Go onto Marketplace. There's some great deals on thrills, T-shirts, and all other types of things they're trying to sell of mine. That sounds fantastic. You have to gift it back to sell of mine. That sounds fantastic. You have to gift it back to Bree.

Yeah, 50%. Seriously, we've got to find this auction. I'm on the hunt. Bree and Clint. Hey. It's my birthday. It's my birthday. Bree and Clint's Birthday Banger. Oh, I have missed my birthday bangers.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Let's do one for a Monday. We'll take your birthdays and figure out what was the song top of the charts on your 16th birthdays, then we'll play our favourite one. Kia ora, Emma. Hi, Emma.

Hi. How was your weekend? What? Sorry? How was your weekend? Yeah, it was good, thank you. Thank you, yeah. Oh, that's good to hear.

Emma, what's your birthday, mate? Emma sounds like she's trying to cover up something that happened on her weekend. Yeah, she's like, yeah, yeah. She's like, I'm good. Nothing to see here. Why? Why are you asking?

Why? Who told you what? What do you know? Why did we see each other out in the Viaduct? Was that you? Did you hold my hair back? My birthday is the 31st of December, 1990. Good work.

Good. Just move on. Just move on, Emma. You were 16 in 2006. And on the 31st of December, your 16th birthday, this was number one. Whenever the Squin Stefani song comes up, I go, how did this ever get to number one?

Yeah. Like, bananas, love it. Sweet Escape, love it. But this one? Just a bunch of random noises. What do you think, Em? I love it. Sweet Escape, love it. Yo, hello, hello. But this one? Bunch of random noises. What do you think, Em? I love it. I bloody love it. Oh, okay, good.

Yeah, the people love it. You must have been the person who downloaded it to get it to number one, Emma. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah. Okay, great. Wait there. We'll do a birthday banger for Megan. Kia ora, Megan.

Hi, Megan. Hi, how are you? Good, mate. How was your weekend? Wonderful, wonderful. Good to hear. See? Short and sharp answer. No questions asked. No. Any illegal activity? Are you being pulled over by the police? Or are you in the McDonald's drive-thru? No. No, that's my husband hijacking my call.

Oh, sorry. Well, tell him, just hold on a couple of minutes. I need to find out my birthday, Banger. What's your birthday, Megan? 7th of March, 1977. All right, mate, you were 16 in 1993. And on your 16th birthday in 93, this was number one. Whoa, whoa, lover, lover, lover.

You don't treat me like a number. Oh, what a tune, Megan. Good ballad. Yes. I'm not joking, Megan. One of my all-time favourite songs. Sonia Dada. I'm not so keen, but, you know.

It's not about them. This is about you. Yes, yes. This is such a good drinking song as well. Such a good song. Okay, wait there. We've got to do one more birthday banger for Chanel. Kia ora, Chanel.

Hi, Chanel. Hey, how are you? Good, mate banger for Chanel. Kia ora, Chanel. Hi, Chanel. Hey, how are you? Good, mate. How was your weekend? Oh, yeah, pretty good. Yeah. Nothing to complain about. Okay, good stuff.

I like that. We believe you. Gave it a slash. Gave it a bit of a whirl. And we get on with it. What's your birthday, mate? 25th of September, 1982. All right, Chanel, you were 16 in 1998.

And on the 25th of September in 98, this had a number one hit. Oh, I love this song too. One hit wonder, Jennifer Page, banger. This has got such late 90s vibes, too. Hard out. All right? Hard out. All right. Hard out. It sounds like Mandy Moore.

It sounds like Billy Piper. It's a bit of everything. It sounds like Natalie Imbruglia. Do you like it, Chanel? Yeah, I do, actually. It was one of my favourites back then. Oh, perfect. Okay, it's a two-horse race for me.

It's between Sonia Dada and whoever that one hit wonder who's son Crush was. Jennifer Page. Jennifer Page. Jennifer Page. Jennifer Page. That's who it was. Or. I'm going.

I'll vote and then might make your decision easier, might make it harder. Okay, sure. I've got to go with my girl Sonia Dada. I think I will agree with you because it's such a good sing-along song. It is such a good sing-along. The other one's niche and stands out, but this is... I'll remember this the next time you really love a song. Yeah, good.

We start cutting deals like this. And I'll remember that you said that. Hey, Megan, congratulations. You and your husband and the kids just won birthday banger. Excellent. Let's go, baby. Brian Clint, here's your birthday banger From Sonia Dada

On ZM Well it's Bree and Clint It's a question As old as time That needs answering Does eating your boogies Make you sick?

Now Bree's a boogie eater So this is Excuse me You are a boogie eater Aren't you? I'm not a boogie eater That's why I put this in the show I'm not a boogie eater. That's why I put this in the show. I'm not a boogie eater.

This is not for me. Mate, with the nostrils you have, you have to be a boogie eater. Bree's got nose piercing and when she takes it out, it drags out all these boogies and then she goes, hmm, little treat for me. That is such a load of BS. She's like Goldmember from Austin Powers. Whatever.

She gets her boogies and she goes, that's okay, but puts them in a little case for later on Some of what I'm saying is true Some of it What a load of bullshit Do you want to know though For the boogie eaters amongst us Whether it's safe to eat your boogies

I'm not judging boogie eaters though Can I say I am I'm not judging people who eat their boogers I am I feel like you know We can't judge people I will judge them

Okay Every day of the week Okay maybe I When I park next to them At the traffic lights And I see them I judge them I was just about to say When I see someone in the car

Yeah When they're my dad And I see it happening I judge them You know I have When it's your dad Yeah I have real bad panic

Like when I see someone Picking their nose Yeah Because I mean let's be real I do pick my nose I'll come out and say I from time to time Pick my nose

Where do you put them? Usually in a tissue But sometimes the tissue Ain't getting it Bull I'm nose. Where do you put them? Usually in a tissue, but sometimes the tissue ain't getting it. I'm just going to say, bullshit you put it in a tissue. Because if you had a tissue on hand, why didn't you use the tissue to clean your... A lot of the time I flick it. You're a picker and a flicker. I'm a flicker.

But you know when you see someone picking their nose in traffic, do you ever panic and you're like, don't eat it, don't eat it, don't eat it, don't eat it? I stare at them and hope that I make eye contact. Oh no! To make them uncomfortable. No! Anyway, it, don't eat it, don't eat it. I stare at them and hope that I make eye contact. Oh, no! To make them uncomfortable. No! Anyway, anyway, we have to get to the bottom of this. So someone has asked a doctor in one of those newspaper features

where it's like, ask your health questions, and they've asked, is it unhealthy? They said, my mum always said it will make me sick, but I've never felt healthier. So here's the truth. I'm living proof. First of all, did you know there's actually a condition for compulsive nose picking and it's called

rhinotextileomania. No, never heard of that. It's like a tick and it's like if it's associated with anxiety and stress. Just like how some people bite their nails, some people pick their nose for stress. Next, let's just focus on the nose

picking bit. Can that make you unwell? They say it can be dangerous to your social reputation, but so long as you're not breaking the skin in there, it is not harmful to your body to pick your nose. Really? You can get an infection if you've got dirty fingernails and you break the skin up there.

This is disgusting, by the way. But you're pretty safe. But you're pretty safe. So what about eating them? Oh, this is so yuck. It makes me feel sick. To know whether your boogies will make you sick or not, you need to know what they're made of.

Dust, isn't it? Well, the main component in boogies is nasal mucus or snot. This is gross, but did you know that your body produces up to 1.8 litres of mucus every day? Not a day. Yes, to keep your whole body lubricated. In there. What, it goes back down your throat?

It's all over your body. Your mucus glands are making it everywhere. It just happens to come out your nose. God, we're disgusting, aren't we? When you're sick with the flu or COVID, your body's immune response goes into hyperdrive. It ramps up the mucus production in order to flush out as many nasties as possible

and they come out your nose. Runny nose. Runny nose. So when those dry and they're boogies, that's nasties coming out of your body. Well, that is COVID dried up. Basically. That's why you've got to do your rat test up there. So finally, if you're sick with the flu or COVID,

you shouldn't eat the boogies because your body is fighting hard to get them out. So why would you put them back in? So you're actually putting the bacteria back in. Back into your body. But if you are not sick at the time and you want to eat them, according to this doctor, that's fine. Who wants to eat them, though? People who have rhinomycinema mania.

As I said, no judgment, but secretly judging. Free and Clint. There is so much weird And strange news Going on at the moment We're going to have Dean on Very shortly Live from the Oscars He's on the red carpet Where the Chris Rock

Will Smith thing Went down today But over the weekend The weirdest news Was of course The passing And the saddest news The passing of

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins Devastating news Yeah saddest news, the passing of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. Devastating news. Yeah. Especially for the rock world and it was so weird. I read this article online. Yeah. And I then walked to the dairy because I needed to get some stuff and there was this

big poster up on the side of the dairy which was like, Foo Fighters coming to Auckland December 22nd. Crazy, eh? And I was just like, oh my God. Like, it just reminded me of like, how quickly life can change. Totally.

Such a weird thing. Like, he was 50. He's 50. They were on tour. They are on a world tour. They were coming here as part of that world tour. He died in Colombia in his hotel before one of the shows. Obviously, the Foo Fighters cancelled the show

and have now cancelled the South American League of the World Tour. You've got to think they'll cancel the whole world tour. You can't tour this album after something like that, right? You can't. Or do they cancel the South American League of the Tour and then figure something out and play the rest of the tour in tribute to him? Do you reckon you could? Do you reckon you could get up there every night and have to relive that?

Because you'd have to address it every night. I mean, it is tough. There are celebrity tributes coming out all over the place. Miley Cyrus has given an interesting one on Instagram. She said that when she had her near-death experience last week when her private jet was hit by a bolt of lightning and had to make an emergency landing. He was the first person that she called when she landed. What?

She was going to play the same festival as him and he was already at the festival. I assume they were going to meet up and hang out or something. And of course she then can't get there because she's had to make an emergency landing somewhere else. So she talked to him,

but she didn't make it there and didn't get to hang out with him. Yeah. And then that was the last time she would have got to see him. But she talked to him about it and now he's passed away. So she's particularly moved by the whole thing. she dedicated her performance at lollapalooza

over the weekend to taylor hawkins from the food fighters and she dedicated this song in particular to him it's called angels like you she had a big big picture of Taylor Hawkins on the back there. And it's really, really sad because he's gone. And that's that. 50 years old. He leaves behind a wife and three kids. And that's it. That's so devastating.

And just, I know this is, it's so crazy to think, but I had one of these moments when I was away for the last five weeks where I woke up and I saw the news of Shane Warne, which was very shocking news. I think it shocked the whole world. He was only 52. Yeah. And it's just a reminder that tell the people you love you love them. Hug people because you, I know it sounds really morbid, but you just don't know.

You don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. You really don't. And right now, do it. Go call someone or give someone a hug and tell them that you love them. Bree and Clint from iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA

with Dean McCarthy. Dean, this has been gripping the world in the last however many hours. Will Smith slapping Chris Rock across the face. Yes. Now, when we crossedpping Chris Rock across the face. Yes. Now, when we crossed last, it had just happened. I had no details.

It happened just seconds before we spoke last on air. I now have the full story. So, yes, Will Smith actually did smack Chris Rock across the face. It was not a stunt. It wasn't a publicity thing. It wasn't a joke. It was legit. Now, the reason he did it was because Chris Rock

made a joke about Jada Pinkett's hair being short. He said that she would be in the next G.I. Jane number two. As you may know, Jada has struggled with alopecia, and it's obviously a very touchy subject. Also, a medical condition, and just not something you'd make a joke about. Will gets up there, punches him in the face.

Will sits back down. They cut the audio, so no one really knows what's going on, but Will is screaming from his chair, keep my wife's name out of your beeping mouth. That's what's being yelled through the Oscars. Now, the reason people thought this was a stunt or a joke is because that doesn't happen at the Oscars, right? Maybe the MTV Awards, maybe the American Music Awards,

perhaps the Grammys, but not the Oscars. It's like a stuffy, snooty, hoity-toity thing. So it's just so unexpected. And Will Smith, also quite out of character for him as well, but clearly a fierce husband. He's like, he's got her back. So that is what's happened. He did kind of, sorry, not kind of, he did apologize for it in his winning speech. He actually won Best Actor for his incredible role in King Richard. And he was very cheerful and he kind of alluded to, he apologized to the Academy and he said,

oh, maybe they won't have me back again. I don't know whether they'll have him back again. They need to set some type of precedent. They'll probably may ban him, but, you know, you can't just punch people at the Oscars. So there you go. It's wild. Everyone is talking about it in Hollywood.

And I do, I feel a bit disappointed though because Will won Best Actor. He won the Best Actor Oscar. And everyone's talking about the fact that he punched Chris Rock in the face. It's overshadowed the amazing story that they tell in the movie King Richard, which is the story of the Williams tennis sisters.

And that deserved to be highlighted, so much so that he won Best Actor. But you're right, Dean. Everyone is going to be talking about the slap, the punch, whatever you want to call it. Oh, God. He interestingly apologised to everybody except Chris Rock in that speech too. I mean, it was very raw.

He won that award like 20 minutes after it happened. So he hadn't even cooled down yet no and he was obviously very emotional uh for a bunch of different reasons but um yeah i think it's i think it's yeah it's important to talk about um obviously do i think chris rock knew that jada pinkett smith um was suffering with alopecia or that condition. I hope not because obviously if he did know and he continued to make jokes about that, that kind of condition, I have a friend very close to me who does suffer with alopecia and as a woman especially, it is something that is so devastating

to go through. So obviously... But violence is not the answer. No, but violence is also not the answer. And I feel like, you know, both people were behaving in the best light. You know, we move on. There's a lot to be processed. Question for you.

Yeah. My friend I was talking to, they must have some type of history, though. Would he have done that to Ryan Seacrest? Oh, if he did it to Ryan Seacrest, Ryan Seacrest would have flown through the wall. That's the... They hit him hard. Chris Rock took the hat. Yeah. Not that I'm aware of, Dean, but that's going to be

deep-dived very shortly, too. It seemed like they were joking just before it, if you watch the footage. They were having a joke about something, and then Chris Rock made the joke, and then that all happened afterwards. So I don't know. Fascinating.

A fascinating day in entertainment. And you were there, Dean, at the Oscars. How about that? There you go. I bring you the exclusives, guys. Don't say that I don't bring you the exclusives because I do. That's a man on the ground, on the scene, Dean McCarthy, Brian Clint, ZM.

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