ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 28th April 2026

Episode Date: April 28, 2026

Did you injure yourself on arrival?  New Zealand's shortest commute.  Bree's gone weird again and has a brand new game.  Nix Adams is on Celebrity Treasure Island and Louis Davis wants to be on Beast Games.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You tapped it, so we're playing it. It's Zidim's Brea and Clint, the podcast. Zidim's Brea and Clint, thanks to KFC. Let's go. I think I met you in Tricland. Back there's, baby, they were green. Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the Brea and Clint show. Happy Tuesday, short week.

Short week. Short week. It's a bloody good time when it's a short week. Did everyone have a good long weekend? Yeah, lovely. You had a long, long weekend. A long weekend, we went to Super Round. Yes, I heard that was a very successful weekend out for everyone in Christchurch.

I know you've heard it all weekend on your social media, but that stadium, my God. Oh, it looks great. It's got the roof on it. It's got the roof. It's warm, it's dry. You're never going to blow the roof off that place. You can walk to it. Yeah, bloody good time.

It's amazing. So is the Super Round, sorry for us Rugby Union novices, are they copied the magic round? That concept. Yeah, it's magic round for Super Rugby. Yeah, gotcha. Yeah. Yeah, great idea. Great idea.

Also, great launching it in the new Christchurch Stadium. How was your weekend? It was plenty good. Weather was nice, got a heap done around the house. I went to a nice fancy lunch, just me and my partner. Oh, romantic. Yeah, we used, guys, we use one of the vouchers we got for our engagement. And you never used vouchers.

And I, they always. Bree's wallet is a passport wallet because it's so big. It needs to be so big because it's just a voucher graveyard. It literally is where vouchers go to die and never be used. And not New Year, New Me, I'm using all the vouchers. Where did you go? We went to a place in Parnell, non-solo. Oh, non-solo pizza, yes, very u-l-l-la.

It's an iconic establishment. Have you been there recently? Yeah. As an Italian, who's very critical on Italian food, can't fault it. Stunning. Yeah. Beautiful. Get the seafood bisque pasta.

And they didn't mind that your voucher was expired? It was just... It was still just expired. They were like, oh, fine, I guess we'll take it. We've got a really fun show on the way for you today. We've got a new game called Treasure or the Island to celebrate the brand new season of Celebrity Treasure Island. At 5 o'clock, if you get through,

you'll have the choice between a random amount of money or a very good chance at winning a trip to Fiji. You've got to choose which one. when you want to be in this draw, which will only be a small handful of people, or you take the cash, but you don't know how much the cash is. So both technically kind of a risk. Yes. So it's just whether you want the undisclosed amount of cash or your shot at a trip to an island somewhere.

We'll give you heaps about that. Heaps of information when we get closer. Nick's Adams is on the show from Celebrity Treasure Island today. Louis Davis is on the show. Naming a haystack is back and it's worth $3,300. But first, we need to play Trady versus Z. Lady. Yes, 50 bucks up for Graves. If you can win it, 0,800 dial Z-M right now if you want to play. Here's Tamampala with Jenny. It's the remix. Do we know Jenny?

I don't believe so. Nah, well, she's on this. Um, oh, she's the shut up Jenny just get in the car. Is she actually? I assume so. That's what it says in this. It's not very nice to Jenny, is it? I think she says it. Oh, does she? Play Z-Dems, Bree and Clint. Trady versus Lady.

I mean versus ladies All right The tradies are refreshed From a long weekend So are the ladies We put them head to head We keep score

The tradies on 27 The ladies on 33 Still close Let's go to our lady In Auckland She's 23 And she is studying to be a midwife Welcome to the show

Nadia Hi Nadia What made you want to get into Midwifery I don't know So my sister Have a baby and she had an amazing midwife.

And I was like, oh, maybe I should do that. Oh, that's a nice compliment for that midwife. They are incredible people, midwives, and they do amazing work. So you're going into a very rewarding profession, Nadia. How old were you when you saw your sister give birth? I wasn't there when she gave birth, but it was when I was 22. Okay. Yeah, right.

Okay. You're taking on our tradies today from Hamilton. He's 29, and he's in the process of planning a wedding. Welcome to the show. Today, Scotty. Hi, how's it going? Good thanks. Are you as shocked as me as to how much weddings cost or what?

Yeah, we're trying to do it on a bit of a budget, but it's still a bit of money to get there. Some places are charging 10 grand for the location, and that's no facilities, no tent, no toilets, yeah? No, you have to bring it all in yourself. What do you give for the 10 grand? The land. Wow. Yeah, and we've gone with, for food. We're just getting Burgerfield to cater our wedding.

Oh, hell yeah. What? I want to come to your wedding. Hell yeah. All right, Scott, Yuka, buzzer is Trady. Nadia, lady, the first person to three correct dancers gets $50 cash from our friends at KFC, who coincidentally catering Breeze wedding. No coincidence there.

Question number one. Give me an example of an arachnid. Trady. Yes, Scott. A tarantula? Yeah, it's an erected. Yep. We also would have accepted other things like scorpions, ticks, mites, et cetera, et cetera.

All right, one to the tradies. Question number two. Which corner of an envelope does the stamp go on? Trades. Scott got in first with the R, and Nadia got in first with a clean lady, I believe. So I'm going to go Nadia. The right hand side?

The which part of the right, top or bottom? Top right-hand corner is correct. One a piece. Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song. They've just reformed. Nicole Scherzinger is the lead singer. Trady. Scott.

Is that Potsiecade dog? It sure is one of their best. Two to the Trades, one to the ladies. You need this one, Nadia, to stay in it. Question number four. Most people who are colourblind have troubled telling the difference between which two colours? Lady.

Yes, Nadia. Yellow and green. So close. Scott? The blue and red. Again, it's so close. Both of you had one correct each. It's actually red and green, so we move on.

Question number five, which of these artists was not a headliner of Coachella this year? Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber or Billy Eilish? Lady. Nadia? We are all tied up here in the six. This is for the win. Question number six, what kind of trees do acorns come from? Lady?

Nadia. Nadia. I don't know an acorn tree. No. It was worth a shot, Scott? Is it an oak tree? It is an oak tree. And that's the win.

That's a tradey win. What on, Scott. Trady's needed a win and you gave it to him. 50 bucks cash coming your way. Put it towards the wedding. Yeah, yeah, we'll do. We'll go a long way. That'll be one meal from Burgerfield for someone, Scotty. With AOLI. With AOLI.

For 50 bucks, you get AOLI. And potato gems. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Trades go to 28. Ladies stay on 33. ZDM's Bree and Clint Podcast. Brand new season of Celebrity Treasure Island kicked off last night. Great cast.

Including one legend of ZM, Polly Gillespie. Yeah. I would say one of the biggest stars from ZM ever. Ever, host of the Polly and Grant show for, I don't even know how long she was doing this show. She's been out of the media spotlight for a little bit. Well, she hasn't, I think so. Do you remember about a column somewhere?

I'm not sure, but she's stepping back into it in a big way with Celebrity Treasure Island. Yeah, I was quite shocked to see her on the cast list. Quite excited because, yeah, like you said, we haven't seen much from her. She isn't on television for a long time. No. She used to do television years and years and years ago,

and then it was exclusively radio, and then here she goes, into one of the hardest television shows there is to compete on. Yeah, you've got a bloody give it to it. Because it's outdoors. It's physical. It's strenuous. It's tactical.

I have so much respect for people that come on to Celebrity Treasure Island. Yeah. Even respect for people that, even though they have no idea what they're getting themselves into, Yeah. But she knew. She knew quite a lot about the show and what was going to happen. She didn't know this was going to happen to her the second she stepped off the boat, though.

I've done it in great sense of balance. This is sort of fucked deep. I just do something crazy behind me. Hey, we need a medic, mate. What'd you do? Getting off the boat, I've done something through here. I've really done a mischief to my knee. I haven't even really started the game yet, and I'm a lame duck.

It's like, it's so frustrating and disappointing. She hadn't started the game. She hadn't even got on to the island yet. She was stepping off the boat. Her first step to get onto the island. On to Treasure Island. God, I felt so bad for her. She did her knee in.

I felt so bad for her. Me too. I was gutted. Because I could tell she was in pain, but I could also see that feeling and everybody's felt it where you feel like you've let everybody down. Because you're a team and you're already in teams. It wasn't her fault. She was surrounded by her teammates

and everyone's got to work together and she would have just felt like, and she said it too, she felt like she'd ruined it for everyone. Felt like she, yeah, she felt like she was the lame duck being carried through by the rest of the group. Are you allowed to share what her actual injury was? I don't know about that. There's a real injury, put it that way.

Yeah. It's a real knee injury. It was not like, you know, she'd sprained an ankle. No. Like it was quite a bad injury. And when Tegan Yoroth broke her ankle? No, she didn't. She broke a toe.

Oh, she broke a toe. I thought she broke her whole ankle. No. She broke her toe and she had to go home, eh? I think it's where the... She'll be gutted too. She would feel exactly the same. Poor Tegan.

She was so guppy. She's so competitive. And the thing was is we were quite far into the season when she did break her toe. Yeah. But I feel like they've never let her forget that she had to leave Treasure Island because she broke a toe. No, no. And you shouldn't. There's some notable celebrity Treasure Island accidents over the years.

There's Lana Coacroft almost dying from getting the coral. Coral. Yeah, she had a... She cut herself on the coral and she got some kind of bacterial infection? Yeah, cuts on coral can be life-threatening. That should be a poster. Cuts on coral can be life-threatening, co-croft.

Yeah. We want to know this afternoon. Our question for you is, much like Polly Gillespie, who... On Treasure Island, first step onto the island. She did her knee. First, not even first day,

first step. Yep. We want to know, did you injure yourself on arrival? Yeah. Like, could have been a holiday? could have been at your wedding. Yeah, could have been entering the birthday party. Could have been getting out of the elevator at your new job.

Like, did you hurt yourself before the event even begun? Could have been getting off the bus on your first day of school. Could have been anything. But before things even got underway, you managed to injure yourself. You twisted your ankle on the way to the birthing suite. Oh, oh, before the actual arrival, before the baby's arrival. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that'd do. The question is, did you injure yourself?

on arrival. Emily's called through. Hi, Em. Hi, Emily. Hi. Join you yourself on arrival, Emily? Yeah. So a couple years ago at Friday Jams.

Okay. The indoor one or the outdoor one? The outdoor one at Western Spring. The big one, yeah. Okay, yeah. Okay. We're McLemore played. Yes.

Oh, what a show. Good year. So we went up some stairs. We realized we were on the wrong section. As I'm walking down the stairs, almost at the bottom in these giant shoes. Yes. Like pretty much almost face planted,

like slid down on my arm and body about maybe three, four, you know, concrete steps, landed in a mud puddle, phone and arm first. And you've got yourself festy ready, and now you're covered in blood and mud, Emily. To be fair, it wasn't too much blood, it was more than mud. Yeah. Don't worry, Emily.

We all ended up covered in blood and mud at the end of the day anyway. Don't worry, Emily. Our producer Ben dropped his iPhone into a port-a-loo and fished it back out and kept using it. I had to watch him do it. It was one of the most disgusting things. Thanks, M. Let's go to Maya. I know $800 at M. Hi, Maya. Hi, Maya.

Hey. Yours is a good story. Tell us about injuring yourself on arrival. So it was my first day of university, and I'd just see goodbye to my parents. They dropped me off at my wall, and I had tears in my eyes going up to my new bedroom. I didn't even know where it was. And I was walking back down as I had forgotten something in the car, rolled down the stairs,

landed straight bang on my ankle, and completely snapped it in more than one place. No! Completely snapped my ankle, and I knew nobody at the hall. Oh, that's so embarrassing, Maya. Oh, yes. You needed your mum. You needed your mum urgently, and she'd just left.

Yeah, she just left. But luckily they came back, and obviously I had to call Naomi. and that was again embarrassing because nobody knew me and was like who was this girl on the first arrival? Did you have to go to O Week in a moon boot or could you not go at all?

No, so the first, I went to the Highlanders game in a moon boot and I luckily got a wee wheelchair up to the up to the zoo so that was all good. Oh, that sucks. You poor thing. Amanda's here, hi Amanda. Hi Amanda. Hi Amanda.

We're talking about injuries on arrival. What was yours? Two hours before my wedding. while I was sitting at the venue, I ended up whacking my foot and dislocating and fracturing my toes. Oh. Wow.

How did you manage that? So I'd hit the corner of a chair. I was trying to sort out my kids just before the wedding, and I ended up hitting the corner of it, and I ended up flicking my toes sideways. And I sat there on the floor with no one noticing that I had injured myself trying to, like, move. my toe back into place.

Oh. And then I had to bring my husband, well, Beyonce at the time, and be like, can you come back up and possibly try and get my toe fixed? And he's like, I'm not meant to see you. Yeah, so they ended up. Another friend, work colleague came and tried to sort it out.

Oh, God. Did you limp down the aisle or did you walk down the aisle? I walked down the aisle in high-heel shoes and then dance for three and a half hours. And now Amanda only has one foot because they had to amputate after that. Yeah, but it's worth it. You were made a tough stuff, Amanda.

That's amazing. Our question for you guys was, did you get injured on arrival? Someone said, I'd been pre-drinking on a Friday. I went to town on the first step into the club. I got a knee injury and had to go to A&E. Oh, that sucks. That's the drunken Polly Gillespie, isn't it?

Yeah. Yeah. That's doing it in a drunk way. What about this? Day one of a three-week holiday starting in Singapore, and I accidentally shut the hotel bathroom door on my daughter's foot. Oh.

It felt like the scene in Home Alone when the whole family is staring at Kevin. Look at what you did, you little jerk. Three days of limping and then she came right. Oh, poor thing. You'd be sherman. My brother got stung by a stingray on the first day of his honeymoon. Fortunately, it was only on his ankle, but it had been one centimeter over, he would have bled out on a Fijian island.

Wow. Oh, not the Steve Irwin on your honeymoon. Stingray scare the crap out of me. It's all because of Steve Irwin. Yeah. Apparently they're not that bad. They're not aggressive. Stingrays aren't aggressive.

Someone else said had been pre-drinking on a Friday. Oh, you read that one. Someone else said, I was doing very well at work recently. So my wife told me to have a serious talk about getting a pay rise. First day of the week, maybe 20 minutes in, and I pinched my foot between a forklift and had to fill out an incident report. Save to say I didn't ask for a raise that day. she was very disappointed.

Well, there you go. It happens to the best of us. There's so many texts about this, okay? So it happens to the best of us. You know, sometimes you can't time the injury. There's never a good time to get injured. No. But at the start, that's when you're most injured.

Maybe that's when you're most likely for it to happen. ZD.N.'s, Brian Clint. The T. Live from L.A. with Dean McAfee. Dean, everyone's talking about this new biopic of Michael Jackson's doing well at the box office, isn't it? Sure is. It's coming out as like the most successful in its first few days, biopic in history. Actually, I think it even overtook Bohemian Rhapsody in its first couple of days as well. The movie cost about $200 million to make, produced, well, it wasn't produced by the Jackson State, but they were a part of it and they were heavily involved in the film as well.

I actually sat down with Prince Jackson this week for an exclusive interview. I've known him for years. I think we've talked about that on the show before. So he gave me an interview and he also gave ABC America. Wait, wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.

Wait. Wait. We haven't talked about this. We haven't talked about this. Casually. You've never told us that you know Prince Jackson, Michael Jackson's son. Have we never talked about this and I would go to his Halloween party's and I used to host his Halloween red carpet and things?

I knew. When you were there, I didn't know you personally, you knew Prince personally. And he's done too. Two interviews and you're one of the interviews. What did he say? Yes. Okay, so I'll have the audio later in the week. Yes, please.

...he's airing on Australia on TV in a day or two days, I mean. But he was one of the executive producers. He teared up in my interview when he talked about the first time he saw Jafar Jackson, which is his cousin, play the role of his dad, Michael. The first time he saw Jafar fully in makeup and hair and ready, he had to leave the room. He said, oh, my goodness, it was so much like Dad. I had to leave the room.

I wanted to hug Dad so badly. It's a really raw interview. He's such a beautiful, magnetic, down-to-earth, humble guy, prince. One of the questions I asked him, I can't wait to play for you, is I asked him, like, was your childhood as isolating as it looked to me?

Like, you used to have a thing over your head and you had security everywhere, and he explained it, like, that was just how they had to leave, and it was normal for them. Yeah. Do you remember what they would have, like, they'd be covered up.

Yeah. You couldn't even see their face. He was like, that was normal to one. That's why his brother was called Blanket, because he was always under a blanket. Yeah, yeah. Blanket Jackson. He said, exactly.

But at the time, it wasn't isolating, but when I look back, I can see how it actually was. I'll have the, it's a 15-minute interview, we'll have to try and find the best because it's so good. The movie, look, here's the thing. The movie, look, 97% out of 100 on Rotten Toirot's by fans, critics don't like it, because it leaves out anything controversial. Yeah. 97% by the fans, 39% by the critics. It's quite a golf.

Yes. Yeah, people are saying it's a PR publicity movie so that Michael Jackson's estate can make more money. Well, duh. Yeah, well, duh. And if they're heavily involved. I mean, there was that huge story last week, Dean, where they had to do a whole reshoot

to take out the abuse court case that happened in 1993, and it cost them another $22 million to do a reshoot. Well, that's the team. Give us that audio when you can, Dean. We would love to hear it. That's fascinating. That's a Hollywood correspondent

and Prince Michael Jackson's close personal friend, Dean McCarthy. How long's Breed and Clint? How long's your commute to work each day? I want to say 11 to 12 minutes. Pretty bloody good. Claudia, you live the closest to work. How long's your commute to work each day? I feel like mine's longer.

It's like 15. I catch the bus, though. Oh, yeah, yeah. And then I walk. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that counts. We need to specify that we're driving outside of peak hours. Yeah, that's important.

Gala, what's your commute? How long's your commute? Yeah, when I bus, 20 minutes. 20 minutes? When I get my husband to pick me up. 10? 10, yeah. Mine's between 35 and 40, my commute.

I saw an article today where they believe this woman has New Zealand's shortest commute to work. Her name's Joe Brie just looked at me Jealously She's like, I don't want to hear about that How short are we talking Joanna Pigeon works for a law firm in the city She's a woman not a pigeon

I was going to say that's why commute So short because she flies No traffic Joanna the Pigeon Works for a law firm in the city She just hops off the power line And just boom She's right there

And she's there At the Pigeon law firm No she's a real woman Okay She works in one of the taller buildings in the Auckland CBD. Her office is on level 8. And then she purchased level 14 of the building and converted it into a home. So now she gets in the elevator in her hallway, pushes 8, goes for 10 seconds in the elevator,

and the door's open and she's literally at work. I mean, it's quite genius. It's genius. Her commute essentially from her hallway to stepping into the office is four steps. God. Two steps into the elevator. Two steps out of the door. the elevator and she's at work.

See, this is what I need. I need to live in a building where I can catch an elevator to the gym. Oh. Because I feel like all the excuses in my head are like, oh, it's, you know, I've got to drive there and, you know, and then I'll waste time there and I won't have time driving back. You say that, and that was the same logic that led me to put the home gym in. Yeah, you just walk straight past it. Because I was like, well, I'll just go downstairs and I'll be in the gym.

There'll be no need for motivation. Never happened. No. Never happened. You could live in this building and then you'd have a very short commute to work. See, on one hand, I think it's genius. Yeah.

Short commute, you know. No car. She doesn't use a car? Time is precious. She doesn't need a car. You know, spend money on fuel. No fuel, no parking, no waft, no rejo. But then also, I definitely am one of those type of people

where I don't want to ship where I eat. Yeah, no. No. Because I would find it really difficult to shut off. Like this is my home space and then I go to work. Yeah. Just to be clear, working is shitting. Yes.

And being at home is eating. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, the good one is being at home. Well, there's six floors. There's six floors between where she shits and eats. Yeah.

See, I want a few more floors between me shitting and eating. No one at her work has a swipe card to her level. Mm. You know? But you're right. You are so on call. They'd be like, oh, we need to figure something out. We'll just get Joanna to come down.

She literally lives four steps away. It's so true. Yeah, you'd be boundaries. You'd be there at the beck and call of your boss. It's pretty good, though. It's pretty good as far as a lifestyle goes. We want to know. I doubt we're going to find something like this.

But can we find New Zealand's shortest commute? Next shortest commute. Farmers? Oh, farmers. Literally walk out the door and they're at work. Like my dad, he gets up in the morning. Yeah. He puts his shoes on.

As soon as he walks outside, he's at work. And if it's a cattle farm, that's a real shit where you eat situation, isn't it? There's a lot of that happening. Yeah, because they're shitting and then you're eating them. Yep. Yeah. I was thinking more people who live above a dairy and they work at the dairy. Well, people who bought the house next door to their work.

So you sort of go out and do you still drive? Do you pull out of your driveway? To make it feel like you get into work mode. Yeah. And you listen to exactly 35 seconds of radio. Or do you ever work from home? If you live next door to work, do you ever work from home? Does Joanna Pigeon ever work from home?

Or is she always working from home? Technically. Technically. Same building. You don't want to ask people for the longest commutes? It's a bit depressing, eh? Yeah, it's a bit depressing. What would you consider a long commute?

If you fly every day. Like if you fly, if you get two flights, day, one to work and one back? That's long to me. Are people doing that? I don't know, are they? Politicians, do? Do I ever tell you about that time?

Producer Ellie, who used to work on this show, her and I were flying back from Christchurch. Into Auckland, there was a really bad storm. Oh, when you went to Gloria Vale? Yes. And we were coming back from Gloria Vale. And super bad storm in Auckland, and they tried to land the plane twice.

Yeah. And they couldn't land it, because it was. was just so bad. And the guy in our row, the guy next to us, was a guy that traveled like every day or every second day for work. And I said to him, I was like, is this bad? Like you fly. And he was like, this is bad, this is bad.

Remember we had James Meager on our flight from Timaru earlier this year? Yes. And he's the National Party politician, lives in Timoroo, had to go to Wellington for work. Flies all the time. He's the minister for aviation. And we had bad weather too and we couldn't land. And he goes, yeah, this is a bad one, guys.

we're not going to make this. And I was like, don't say that. He's like, oh, no, no, they're just going to drop us in Parmiston North. I don't mean we're going to die. And I was like, that's pretty much being dead. I'm just kidding. It's worse, James Meagher. I love you guys in Parvish.

The ZDM Podcast Network. Can you rival it? Do you have a short commute, Michelle? Good afternoon. Hi, Michelle. Hello. Hi. Do you have a short commute?

I do. It's a one-minute drive. Pretty good. Talk us through it. What do you do? Where do you live? I live in Taaranga And I live in a cherry wood

And I drive down to the forest shop Where I help do style delivery That's the lifestyle I don't mean to sound like a condescending prick But why do you drive? If I'm in a hurry How long would it take you to walk? 10 minutes to walk

Or three minutes to bike Okay Michelle But I drive sometimes Because I have to drive to go to my other job Yeah Where's your other job Forty five seconds the other way

No, seven minutes Michelle, you can walk 10 minutes It doesn't even rain in Toonga It's so beautiful there all the time Oh, you're living the life, Michelle We're just jealous One minute drive Do you put the radio on for your one minute drive?

Yes, I do So you stay in that car then, we need you Wait, did we happen to catch you on your one minute commute No, but when I do school pick-ups with the children I look after, they're absolutely loveless things Oh, lovely, Michelle Lady. Yes.

Every day we try and call. Yes. Oh, Mason. Can we get Michelle and her kids on for Trady versus Lady tomorrow, police producers? We'll get your number. Hold there, Michelle. Oh, that would be awesome.

Thank you. Thanks, Michelle. One minute drive. Take you longer to find a car park. Michelle has no idea who we are. She's never listened to this show for more than one minute. Michelle hasn't filled up her car since 2012. Yeah, the petrol went stale.

Louisa's here. Hi, Louisa. Hi, Louisa. Hey. Can you beat it? How short is your commute? Well, my commute now is a bit longer, but I used to live 250 metres from work. Wow, did you walk to work?

Yeah, I don't know how long it would be in a car. I don't know. Less than a minute, maybe. No, Louisa, you weren't driving 250 metres. No, I think it would take longer to start the car and get in it. I would have got a lime bike, though, 250 metres. You know, what if I'm in uncomfortable shoes? Bree would have got an Uber.

Yeah. I don't know. But maybe it's a law firm thing. I was working at a law firm so maybe that's the lucky thing. Okay, you weren't concerned about what Brie was concerned about about being too close to where you shit? No, because there are buildings between, so I couldn't see it.

Ah, yeah, right. I need to ask, you said at the top that you used to commute for 250 metres. Is that not the case anymore? No, I now, like 20 kilometres, so. Ugh. Like this one, someone said I used to be a six-minute walk from my bedroom to my office chair. That was brilliant. Now I'm a 40-minute drive.

Oh, that hurts. It stings. What about this? I travel five hours on a train every day, two and a half hours from Palmie to Wellington, and then two and a half hours home. Only one train in and out as well. So if you miss it, you're stuffed. Why?

I wonder why they're doing that. I guess so they can live in parley. Yeah, but like surely you can find a job in Parmi. Well, no, not if you work for the government. Like if you... But five hours of your day. But you work on the train, wouldn't you? Like, I would change my lifestyle.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that I... So I didn't have to commute that long every day. My nana is a cleaner. She works across the road from her house at the local polytech. So three minutes for her. That's great for Nann. Oh, good on you, Nan.

Yeah. Someone else said, dairy farmer here. Out the door and I'm at. work. Yeah, dream. I used to bike 10 minutes to work and now I drive an hour each way, sometimes longer. See, that's such a downgrade for your lifestyle. Yeah.

That's awful. Like, it really makes a big difference in your life. And I know some people have no choice, you know, and they have to do it. Like that person who's going from Parmy to Willie, they might have no choice. But I just feel like, as I get older. Yeah. Your time is worth more. I'd rather more time than a.

then a pay rise. I mean, if my bosses are listening, I'd rather both. Should we work it out quickly? So five hours a day is 25 hours a week on the train. Yep. So that's a whole day of your life. That's like a nearly, that's like having another part-time job. It's a whole day.

It's more than a whole day, day and night. So you times that by you're working 48 weeks a year? Mm-hmm. 1,200 hours on the train a year. So how many days is that? Divided by 24. 50 days. See?

Fifty full days on the train. A train better have Wi-Fi. And a comfy seat. And alcohol. Lots of it. You turn up every night. Steamed. It's ZAM's Brein-Clint podcast.

Let's get classical. Brein-Klintz let's get... Classical! Brein-Clint versus producer Ella in a game of guessing songs in classical style. It's more heated than it needs to be. Put them up. I've really had the yips in this game in the last like couple of months, I reckon.

Yeah, and once they get in, it's really hard to hear the music anymore. Mm-hmm. All you hear is the yips. Yeah. What do the yips sound like? Wait, what are you talking about? Pressure. Yeah, the yips.

Yeah. Huh? The yips is a term used in sport when it's like psychological, and for some reason people are off their game. Just let it go. Okay. No, it's fine. It's good. It's true.

It's true. I'd like learning. I do like learning. You have daughters. You need to take the time and teach them. Thank you, Bree. She's not my daughter. Kind of.

She's kind of our daughter. Okay, okay, okay. Should we play? Daddy Clint. Don't ever say that again. Call me mummy. Okay. Mommy, Bree.

Claudia, let's do it. Nice. And puppy, Claude. Let's go. Yeah, big puppies here. The way the game works, these are all songs that you'll hear on the Z-N playlist

that I've reimagined in the classical style. You guys need to tell me the artist and the name of the song and the first team to 2. will take home the win. Here's your first song. Bree. That is Ray. That is Ray. Ella.

Where the hell is my husband? Yep. So did you say yes or yep? Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Good work. Yips might have been. Good work.

Decimated with that one. She's back, baby. That is one point for Team Bree and Clint here is another song. Oh. No one buzzed in, did they? Nope. Oh, no one. It's Dick Sees and No can.

It's Dick Sees and Noah can. Bree and I had that. I was all over that. I was on your behind just then. Vroom, broom, baby. For the win, and I reckon this is the hardest one in the list. The hardest one. I haven't heard a single one yet.

Well, maybe this one's for you. All right. Here it is. No one else buzz in, okay? Oh, who's a bye? Careful not to give it away. Too slow. That's so not fair.

Three years. Three years. Three had so much longer. Hello. Hello. I got it. If they don't get it here, I'll give her back to you. I want to say, Cesar Kill Bill.

And you'd be right. Oh, wowie. Nailed it. I'm not me. And? And Clint was there too. Mimma. Piper.

No, Bree. No. Piper. You correctly backed the Brian Clinton team. We've got 50 KFC chicken dollars coming your way. Thank you very much. Did you recognise any of those songs? No way.

It's hard, eh? Yeah, no way. Just us, young ones. With good hearing. Clint needs to get his hearing check. Up with the young tunes. We turn your headphones up a bit, Clint. Yes, please.

They can't go high or not. Turn my headphones up and Ella's microphone down. It's ZM's Brinklin podcast. We got your chance to play Celebrity Treasure Island, Treasure or the Island just after 5 o'clock. An undisclosed amount of money, which you can take that. That's yours to keep today. Or you go in the draw to win a trip to Raritonga. You have to make that decision if you can get through.

So you sit on that. First, though, did you guys see the guy that beat the two-hour mark in the London Marathon on the weekend? Was it Ella's husband? No, but he is very fast. What does your husband run? hour 10 half marathon. Yeah, he just bit his PB, one hour 10. He came, what, he come second and round the bays or something? Yeah. He's fast. He's a fast boy. He's fast boy. He's not this fast, though. Kenya's Sebastian Saywa run the London marathon in one hour, 59 minutes and 30 seconds.

He became the first person ever in human history to run a marathon in under two hours in race conditions. He broke the previous record of two hours 35. And I saw it and I was like... Wait, the previous record was two hours 35? Two hours 35 seconds. Oh, gotcha. I was like, God, he really smashed

the record. Well, he did by runner's standards because he beat it by almost a minute. But yes, I know what you mean. He didn't beat it by 35 minutes. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I asked chat to explain why this is such a massive deal to someone who's not a runner like me because I've never done a marathon.

I've never done a marathon. No one in this room has ever done a marathon, have they? I mean, sorry to assume, but... I've walked over a marathon. Have you guys done a marathon? God, no. Does that count when I walked 50 kilometres in one day? It's a marathon effort.

Technically, I walked a marathon over a marathon. Yeah, and how long did it take you? It took, I think it took us... We started at 8 o'clock in the morning and finished it four. So you understand how long this is. It's a long day. A marathon. for those who don't know,

42.2 kilometers. Okay? He ran all 42 kilometers at a sprint over two hours. He sprinted for two hours straight. His average speed, this guy who broke the record, was two minutes 50 per kilometer.

He was putting up two minute 50 kilometers every kilometer. His average speed was 21.2Ks an hour. Yeah, that's outrageous. For 42 kilometers straight. That's the point that I think, need to hammer home. He did it for 42 kilometres straight.

That means he ran every kilometre faster than the average recreational runner can sprint 400 metres. His kilometre was faster than the average runner's 400 metre. Yep. I'm trying to break this down into ways that we can understand. You've lost me. His one kilometre distance was faster than the average runner's 400 metres. Yeah, got to. So in the time it would take them to go around the track once, like an Olympic.

track once, he would go around two and a half times. What, the average person? Yes, the average runner. Really? The average runner. If you want to know how fast he ran, if you want to experience it, go to your gym, get on the treadmill and set the treadmill to 21 kilometres, and then stay on that treadmill for two hours.

That's what he did. They're comparing it as a physical achievement. It's being compared to... He's obviously made of something different to what I'm made of. Yes. And what you're made of. Yes. Well, he's Kenyon too.

They're the long distance superstars. But you know what I mean? Like, they're obviously built to run like that. He is. But that's why they're saying it's such a big achievement. They're saying it's up there when humans beat the four minute mile for the first time, which no one on the planet did until 1954. Yeah, like I'm built to set.

Yeah. You know, lay down. Yeah. I'm also built for that. They said it's up there with human beings breaking the sound barrier for the first time. It's up there with the first man on the moon. It's that big an achievement to break the two-hour mark. I wish I just understood it a bit more, eh?

How you do it? Nah, like, I just, the whole running thing. And, like, you know how people sign up and they run the marathons and the half marathons? And they just love it, you know? But they say anyone can do it? Yeah, it doesn't mean you're good at it. No, no, no, no, I'm not talking about doing it in two hours, but I'm talking about doing a marathon in general.

But, like, I just don't understand, like, I don't think I've ever caught that bug. No. You know that you, it takes over people. Like, it consumes them. It possesses them. You know who recently it possessed? Who? A friend of ours.

Was it Caitlin? Was it, yes, it got her. To get her. It got her. It got her. Oh, to get Madie McLean. Yeah. Yeah, it got him bad.

You know? It got him bad. Possesses them. Yeah. And they all they. can talk about is running. It's recently taken over Ella's husband. Do you know when it took over Maddie?

Yeah. When I was trying to get it to take over me. I remember when he first started doing it, I went, should we start running? And he goes, yeah, we should start running. I'm so glad. And look at him and look at me. You escaped?

Yeah, me too, actually. Like, I don't think, I don't know if it'll ever get me. I think it's tried to get me a few times and then realized, oh, this is a loss cause. Should we sign up for a race? See, it's creepy. back in. It's trying to get you. Should we do it?

No, no. Should we sign up for the Auckland Marathon next year? Nah. Half marathon. Nah. It will never, it will never. Around the Bays. It will never.

The Waiuku 5K Fun Run. It will never have control over this body. Right. Well, just to round out that chat, the guy who came in second in the marathon, he also ran under two hours. So no one in human history had done it until this weekend when two guys did it,

And the guy who came in third, he also beat the world record. You know who would have loved this chat? Oh. Maddie McCleyn. Okay, thanks. Play Zatim's Bree and Clint. Zedim with Brea and a Clint. I don't want to get everyone too excited.

Obviously, I am, but it is a Tuesday. And I am a Clint. What are you excited about that you finally found it? No, I'm excited because on Tuesdays we go looking for a name in a hasty. The original, the OG name and a haystack. Every week we call a random business with a random name. If that person answers this week, they'll win how much? $3,300.

It's a game of coincidence. And it has to come off eventually, but it doesn't have to come off anytime soon. That's the thing. It can happen today. It can happen in three years. It can happen in 10 years. We don't know. In 50 years from now when our children are doing this radio show.

But one thing you will know is that we're, We will never give up. And we will never stop jackpotting. We'll never stop jackpotting by $50 a week. It will always jackpot. Last week we had varied luck at Pit Stop and Dunedin. Justine answered, but we were looking for Peter. But she had a brother called Peter.

Yeah, I mean, close but no cigar. It gives you that whiff. It gives you the idea that success is possible. Yeah. And it could happen today. So let's do it. Claudia, what are you choosing for us? I'm doing the location.

What is it? Because Celebrity Treasure Island started this week, we are going to Treasure Island. Adventure Golf. I love it. Pirate mini golf in Auckland. I love it. What a great time.

Ella, who works at Treasure Island Pirate Mini Golf? I thought we took away the privilege of choosing the name from Ella, because she always goes with such a weird, obscure name. Last week she chose Peter from Pit Stop and we quite liked it. That's true. Yeah. That was Claude, but I'll take it. A nice normal, common name, Zach.

Zach, good. Good from you, Ella. That's fine. Because that's what we can control. We can control these variables, and we can control the idea that, yeah, we think someone called Zach could work. I thought she was about to choose the name like Phineas or something. That exists.

Babushka. Claudia, please connect the call where today, if Zach from Treasure Island Mini Golf answers the phone, he'll win $3,300, and we will have done it. Come on, Zachary. We will have found a name in a haystack. Major Island Golf, you're speaking. Hi there. Who are we speaking with, sorry? Pierre?

Pierre? Yeah. Pierre. It's Bree and Clint calling from ZDM, radio station. How are you? Hi, Pierre. Good, then you. Yeah, good.

We were looking for someone called Zach. There's no one who works at your mini-golf place called Zach, is there? No, no. Unfortunately not. Oh. Your middle name's not Zach, is it, Pierre? No, I'm Peter's Johannes, Tutter de Villas. Damn, that's the whole...

whole South African set. That's as South African that's as South African as it gets. Yeah, yeah. If Zad's okay, it's just a silly game that we play on our radio show. If Zach had answered the phone today, Pierre, he would have won $3,300.

All good, all good, yeah. Oh good, yeah. I listen to your radio station, so I'm aware of it. Yes. Oh, you are? There you are. Yeah, you're a good man.

Oh, bloody wish we had a picked P. out of the hat, but it's no dice today, Pierre. We appreciate you listening, mate. You have a good rest of your day. Thanks very much. Thank you. All good. All right, all good.

No good. No dice. No dice and no Zach. And no winner. No name and a haystack. No name in a haystack. Back to the drawing board. Where is that mini golf place?

It's out by the Oakland airport. Does it? Give him a plug. Yeah. We should go. Pirates ship. Sounds like a good bloody time. We should go, see Pierre.

Actually, we should. Z. Am's Brie and Clint podcast. Okay, our next guest has one of the most incredible stories that she shares daily with her over one and a half million Facebook and Instagram followers. I don't even know how many followers she's got on TikTok. She is an honest, raw and unfiltered mum, which is why people love her. You get to see a whole different side of her as she enters Celebrity Treasure Island. Please welcome to the show, Nick's Adams. There she is.

As well. Yeah. It shouldn't be too different of the side of me. Well, it shouldn't, but sometimes it is on this show. Sometimes, this is the thing, because you're not in charge of what comes out. Some people, when they go on there, the real them comes out. And if you're not actually being the real you otherwise then. But I think you are.

I know I am. You are the unfiltered version of yourself. Yeah, well, I've been worried, like, am I even going to get any screen time? Is it just going to be beeping the whole way through? Oh, I see. You were too unfiltered. I throw 10 swear words in each sentence. Make it beep it.

So can we, by the way. Okay, fuck great. Oh my God, I was trying my hardest. So Nick's Adams, how has the reaction been since everybody found out that you're going on Celebrity Treasure Island? Have your friends, your father, your kids reacted? Yeah, pretty overwhelming. I kind of knew that everyone would be excited, but not this month. Really?

And so it started fucking scaring me, actually. I was just like, oh my God. I want to let anybody down. I know it's a big deal signing on to do this show. I don't think people truly realize until they're out there. I didn't even fucking realize until I was out there. But what made you say yes? Well, money.

Well, the charity, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, but what it was is I've done so much in my life and so much of it was so scary. I'm hitting that age where, It's like I don't have that much confidence. If someone asks me, what's your strength?

I can't sit here and tell you, well, hey, I'm great at, you know what I mean? So I think when that opportunity knocked on the door, it was just like, go all in. Give it a shot. Why not? I love that.

I don't know if I can do it. I don't know if I can, you know, I'll get very far, but fuck it. I can give it a red hot crack, you know? Yeah, I'll give it a crack. That should be the Nike logo. Instead of just do it, it should be, fuck it.

If Nike's, if Nike's, I mean sign you on as an ambassador. Sign me on Nike. I mean, I've been sitting here waiting. She's ready. The hardest bit for me, I've never done to the Red Treasure Island. The hardest bit for me would be the lack of food. What was the hardest bit for you? I know what was the hardest thing for you. Do you know what Nix's biggest fear is? Is it spiders? No. Is it beans? No. Sand touching her feet or anywhere in her body. Why did you agree to go on this show? This is the word. This is like fear factor for you. Hey, like I said, fuck it. I'll give it my best.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's an amazing cast this year. An incredible cast and I was so excited to see your name on the list. I've followed you for years. I've got me through some dark days and lockdown girl. I just think you have such an incredible story and you're such an amazing person. And I think to have the platform like Celebrity Treasure Island where it is more mainstream, I think is such a cool thing.

Did you feel like that? Yeah, no, I agree. I think what it did for me Everyone's used to seeing me in my own comfort zone Just being crazy, da-da And being on celebrity Treasure Island They took me way out of my country No one's seen you with sand on your feet before

Oh no And they never will again Exactly But the other thing is as well When I'm doing my own content I'm by myself Yeah, you're in control I'm in my home

I'm in my kitchen cooking I'm in my wigs and my lounge So to take me from that and plunk me on an island with all these random. I'm going to use the word random because they were. Random people and you've got a teamwork and survive. Oh my God, and survive. Who is the busiest person on the island?

Oh, gosh. Well, I was the oldest. Were you? No, Frank Buntz. I was the oldest in my team. In her team. Oh, okay. Sorry, Frank, by the way.

No, Frank's hell old. And I was like, oh my God. I remember saying, man, I didn't fucking come here to babysit, no one. Oh, my God. I think that's the perfect place to leave it. We're so excited to see you on the new season of Celebrity Treasure Island. Nick's Adams. Thanks for coming in.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All I want to my birthday. Birthday bangers. All right, it's time to get to your birthday bangers. These are the number one songs when people turn 16. We'll figure out three and play one.

Ori Wea is up first. Hi, Odiwia. Good day, mate. Oh my gosh, my gosh, my gosh. Hi. You're on, you're on, you're on. Kilda. How's your day been?

It's been great, thank you. Oh, long time. Listen, a first time call out. Oh, first time. Where have you been? Honestly, just been trying to get through. You know how it is. We know how it is.

I feel you. We know how it is. Hey, mate, tell us your birthday. 5th of August, 1997. All right. That means you were 16 in the year, 2013. We've done it. calculations and on that day

this was number one. Katie Pippa Perry Odie weir, what do you reckon? Oh yeah, it's all right. Oh no, not all that build up in the first time caller just for it to be all right. Oh, I'm not really a fan of Katie Perry.

Yeah, I get it, I get it. Yeah, that's a bit fair. She kind of had her peak before this song, I think. No, peak's still coming. You reckon? Okay, well some people are holding the faith. there, Odie where we're going to do a birthday banger for Nicole. Good afternoon. Good evening, Nicole. Hi, Nicole. Hey, how are you?

Good, mate. How was your long weekend? Oh, fabulous and stunning Hawks Bay. Sun shined. It was, couldn't ask for a bit or two. Oh, that's good to hear. That's good to hear. Hey, mate, what's your birthday? The 11th of November, 1986. All right, that means you were 16 in 2002. And on that day, in November, this was number one. Oh, it was the absolute juggernaut between Kelly Rowland and Nelly.

Yeah, that's great. Dilemma, what do you reckon, Nicole? Oh, you're probably have to go with my one. Yeah. That's a goody, Nicole. Yours, you've got a great one. Got some undercover Katie Perry shade this afternoon, but I get it. I get it.

I'm Louis here. He's going to do mum's birthday banger. Hi, Louie. Hi, Louie. Louis. Louis. Hello? Hello, is that mum?

Or is that Louis? Louis. Yeah. Hello. Louis, are you there? Yes. Got you now, Louie. You're going to do Mum's birthday banger, Louie.

Hello. Oh, is that Mum? I don't know. Is that Mum or Louie? Mom here. Mom, okay, let's go with Mum there. I can't hear her now. Who's the, who, hello?

Hi. Who's there? Wait, is someone there? Louis. Louis. Oh, look, wait, Louie. I thought we were talking to Mum for a second. Yeah.

Okay, Louie, tell us Mum's birthday. 25th June 1918 That means mum was 16 in 1996 And here's mum's birthday banger I feel like that song Soon as this situation What do you guys think of The Macarena as your birthday banger

It's all right It's a bot, Louie Wait there guys We're going to choose between Nelly and Kelly Katie Perry and the Macarena. You're not going to get down to the macarina. That's my pick. We're not going to not choose the macarena.

Oh, are you. Hey, Louie, your mum just won birthday banger. Boom! Yay! Let's go! Wait, is mum there? Can you put mum on? quietly.

Mum? Hello? Mom! She's not there. No, I can't hear her. She must have gone. Is Louis? And Louie?

This is my phone for the long time, like, what? Oh, no. We'll have to come back to it. Play it now, quick play it now. Z&A dance, they call me Magdalena. ZN's Brian Clint. Hey, Margarita.

It's the Macarena, the winner of birthday banger for Louis' mum on ZDM with Brian Clint. Louis, are you there? Yes. Go on my top? What? We should have got Louis' mum's name. I told you we've got, no, I don't want Louis' mum's name at this stage.

It's just Louis' mum. Is Louis' mum? Is Louis' mum there? Is you... Hello? Hi. Oh, she's not there again. I'm just kidding.

Louis' mum. Hey, thanks for playing birthday banger guys, and congrats on winning and thanks for being a long-time listener, first-time caller. We appreciate you guys. Yep. They're never going to call again, are they? I love them. They probably, it's the first and last time they're going to call.

Two things coming up. Next, Louis Davis is back on the show from Celebrity Treasure Island. He's trying to get on another reality TV show. But before that, Bree's got a new game she wants to hard launch. Yeah, I figured I'm being too mainstream and too normal on this show in recent months. Ricken? Excuse you. So I've got a weird idea that I've had bubbling away in the back of my brain,

and I'm going to put it to the test next. Their name's Bree and Clint podcast. Clint, I've done some weird things on this show. Yes. And I feel like I've had a bit of a break. Okay. And I need to bring back some of the weird. All right.

I've had an idea for a while now and I've went back and forth, back and forth. And I went, is this a good idea? And then I thought, effort. Let's just do it. Okay. It's the idea that I'm calling. The segment name is The Mother Hunter. Okay.

Hear me out? Yeah. Wait, we've got to actually. Do you're going to explain it or play the intro first? We're going to play the intro first. Is the intro going to help? Yeah, yeah. Okay, so is going to help.

I don't know. Me, me, me. Mother. That didn't help at all. No, it didn't. But I'll explain it. Here's how it works. I've had this idea in my mind where,

you know how sourdows are made from a real living culture? Yes. Oh, it's called a mother. It's called a mother. Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah, the starter. Yeah. It's the other name for it.

It's called the mother. Mm-hmm. And so I want you and I, to go on a quest over the next however many months to call bakeries around the country to see if we can find the oldest starter in New Zealand. Wow, okay.

It's a long bow that one. What do you mean? Have you ever thought about how old some of these mother starters could be? No, never, no. No, I also never refer to them as a mother. But I'm with you, let's go mother hunting. Who are we calling today?

Okay, we're going to call the bakery that's across the road from us. Oh, scratch. I love Scratch. They do sourdows over there. Yes, and you reckon they've got an old mother in there. I reckon they've got an old mother in their midst. Let's go mother hunting, everybody.

Hello, Scratch makers. Hi there. What's your name? Hannah. Hannah, it's Bree from across the road, Bree and Clint at ZM. Hi, how are you? Good, thanks. Hey, Hannah, I've got a quick question for you.

I don't know if you know the answer, but do you know how old your mother starter for your sourdough is there at Scratch? I can check for you That'd be great, thank you You One second I thought you're just gonna come in straight away with How old is

It's two years old Two years old Yeah well we can tell you now I mean you're the first place we've called But You're at the top You have the oldest mother in New Zealand So far

Oh hell yeah That is a great start We appreciate your time Hannah Thank you so much Thank you Okay see ya What a great start we're off too.

I think you're just going to come in cold with, Hi, Hannah. Do you know how old your mother is? We can do that next week. Well, that's Mother Hunter. Where are we going to call next week? Who knows? Somewhere in Christchurch, I heard they got old mothers down there.

The ZDM Podcast Network. We talked to this guy just last week before he went on Celebrity Treasure Island for the first time. Please welcome back to the show, Louis Davis. Giday, Malaysia. You're here on very important business today because you're trying to do something unprecedented, aren't you?

And it has nothing to do with Celebrity Treasure Island. Yeah, I reckon that was the thing that prepared me for this. That was the start of this journey. What is the next reality show that you're set to appear on, Louis? I really want to go beyond Beast Games, the biggest game show in the world. No offense, Celebrity Treasure Island. It's a very special place. Very special place in my heart.

This process started last year. It's been a very, very long time coming. We're at the final hurdle. Basically, Jimmy, Mr. Bees has. announced the top three for every country in the world. And so every country has to choose from these three people who they want to send to Beast Games. And I'm one of those three.

Who are the other two? I don't actually know who the other two. Because they weren't casting necessarily creators. So it is tough cookies when it's a public vote. Are you saying the other two names are out there, but they're not well-known New Zealanders? Yeah, yeah. That sounds a bit.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, well, you've got this then. You've got your platform. You've got this radio show. Congratulations. you all in beast games. I can't control it. I can't feel bad about that.

But I do want to go, I'll be leaving next week. Hey? Yeah. Again, this process started last year. They tested how you'd go with snakes, what would be like being buried. Yes. You know, do your knees work.

It's very long, very thorough, and this is the final hurdle. Isn't the prize money for Beast games $10 million? Yeah, 10 million US. And I think the total price was about 30 million in New Zealand. Isn't it the biggest amount of prize money ever to be? given away on a TV show, Louis? Yeah, yeah.

You're going to retire, man. You're going to retire. If you win this show, that's it. No, it's going to ruin your life. It's going to, $10 million will ruin your life, Louis. Okay, you guys aren't going to believe me when I say this. But my dream came true a few years ago, and that was just the fish, dive, had babies live in the north.

Yes. And so that's already set. And the day I get off that plane from Beast Games, I'll just go back to fish, fishing, diving, having babies living in the north. and um the you won't ever have to worry about posting content again though you can post literally for fun that's well that is my life a lot at the moment and that's what i'd continue to do when i came back the main reason i want to go is i actually had so much fun doing your show brey and it was such a cool experience that i wanted to go do it um at this level and in this crazy environment um i'm a

very competitive person which you know and i guess new zealand's about to see on tv but yeah and just a real cool challenge and the focardo for the whole season three is representing your country so it would be an honour and I would never get to wear a black jersey because I was not good enough anything but to get to go representing Al Therroa for content might be that'd be my one crack at okay we want to support you then Louis Davis we want to get you on to beast games so what do you need from us and the people that listen to the Bree and Clint show to make this happen if you feel like I'm the person for us to go you can just hit the link in my bio you can find me on socials And yeah, I'll hopefully do perhaps.

We'll put Louis link up too on our Instagram story. We'll go and steal it off yours. We'll put it on ours because then we would know someone on Breast games. Then we would potentially know a millionaire, Brie. And can I just say, as someone who has seen this guy in a competitive nature state, we want this man competing for New Zealand at Beast Games. He's our best shot at the title. So go vote for Louis Davis to be sent off into Beast Games so we can be.

bring back that cash. I appreciate you guys. Best of luck, Louie. Thank you very much. If you don't hear for me for a long time, you know it went great. If you hear from me next week, you know what happened. If there's diving videos up on Monday, it's bad news, baby. And that is the end of the Breanclint podcast.

And that is the end of the Brean Clint show, where we have been joined by some special co-hosts. My daughter's Toie and Maggie. Hi, girls. Hi. Hi. They were adamant they wanted to talk on the radio this evening. so you've just snuck in at the very end of the show.

I want to know how old you guys are. Tui, how old are you? Six. Six. And mags? Five. Five. And what was the best part of your day today? Playing with my friends.

Playing with your friends, Tui? Probably jazz. Jazz. And who's your favorite person on the Bree and Clint show? Is it Bree or is it Clint? Both. Both? Oh!

You made my day today. Prime opportunity to roast their father and they chose not to take it. It's because they're good people, Bree. They are good people. You've raised lovely young girls. Do you want to say anything to everyone before we go, girls? Everyone have a good night and sweet dreams. What's your favourite chips?

What's your favourite chips? That's a good question for everyone. Probably the Bree and Clint chips. What's your favourite game? And what's your favourite game? Is that a question for the people? Yes. Okay, they can text that into 9-6-9-6.

These kids are bloody naturals. Please don't take my job. That's a great phone topic. We might use those tomorrow, girls. Thank you. Have a great night, everybody. Catch a new episode of Celebrity Treasure Island at 730. Not you girls.

You'll be in bed, so. You can watch it on TV and Z Plus, though, tomorrow after school. See you guys. Bye. Bye. Play ZM's Bream Clint on Insta, Facebook, TikTok, and live weekdays from 3 on ZM. Thank you.