ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM’s Bree & Clint Podcast - 4th December 2025

Episode Date: December 4, 2025

Bree & Clint's Santa Hotline!  Is your name just a combo of two others?  What were you hiding from your parents? The Global Spotify Wrapped Results.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ZM's Brea and Clint Pop Podcast It's our radio show But wrapped up in a neat little package just for you It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast ZM's Brean and Clint cheers to HBO Max Available on Neon Sign up now at neontv dot co.nz I'm Brinclin

There's no place I'd rather be Good afternoon, New Zealand It is just Bree this afternoon and, of course, my beautiful, delightful producers, Claudia and Ella. Wow. Yeah, good day, mate. There they are. My support team.

Clinton away today, but he will be back tomorrow for a Friday. Friday, okay, will be back. Yeah, he slipped in. He did sleep in. He's had a big sleep in. You've missed the show. You've slept in way too far. Very big sleep in.

Hey, can we take a moment of silence, please? Oh, yes. For anyone caught in traffic going, or leaving IKEA. Okay. We're thinking of you. We are thinking of you guys. Also, though, why?

Why would you go to IKEA on the first day? Use your head. I'm going to wait at least a few months. Months is probably the right decision. That is smart. It's overwhelming. I wouldn't be able to do it today. And look, take it from me.

An Aussie, who we had IKEA, we've had it for years. I've been there a bunch of times. It's all right. Oh, don't say that. I am very excited for it. I feel for the people that, like, it's just their route to work and they're not even going to go here.

See, that sucks. There was signs up on the highway saying, expect delays. It was like a big concert was happening or something. From Sweden. We don't have a lot, okay? We just some meatballs. Yeah, I get it from Sweden. The meatballs are good.

I will give that recommendation. Anyway, big show for you this afternoon. We've got, what's the plot? It's back to 50 bucks, guys. 50 bucks, but hey, 50. bucks this time of year, better than no bucks. Exactly right. You know? That'll get at least one person a gift. Exactly. Speaking of

50 bucks, we've got that up for grabs right now as well with Trady versus Lady. The Trady's on 102, the ladies on 97, they really need to lift at this point in the year, or it could get away from them. Make or break at the moment? Make or break for the ladies. Play Z-Eames, Bree and Clend. Right now we're playing Trady versus Lady. It's Trady versus.

Ladies All right, let's get to it The Trades and the Ladies The Trades in front for the year They're on 102 wins The ladies need it bad today They're on 97 Let's meet our lady

Who potentially could get them a win She's from Wellington She's 34 and her Spotify rap Today said she was 70 years old Please welcome to the show Emily Hi Em! Hey if it makes you feel better. Mine said I was 65, so we'd be friends. We're in a close age bracket in our wrist time.

Exactly. I'll get you new tennis balls for your walker for Christmas, Emily. Oh, beauty. Okay, Emily, let's see who you'll be taken on this afternoon. Now, Trady, he's from Dargaville, he's 20, and he played last week, and he got absolutely smoked. Please welcome back to the show. Cooper. How are you? Hello, Coop. Did you get one right last week? No, I've got none.

So, hey, you know, you've set the bar low, you're aiming for one, and then anything else is a bonus, Cooper. Yep, exactly. All right, guys, here's the rules. Emily, your buzzer is lady. Cooper, your buzzer is tradie. When you think you know the answer buzz in, first to get three correct, takes home the win and the 50 bucks.

Are we ready? Here we go, guys. Question number one. What furniture store opened in Auckland today? Yes, Emily. Ikea. It is IKEA, causing traffic delays, was the end of that question. One to the ladies, question number two.

Donald Trump is the current president of the United States, named two previous presidents. I'm going to say Cooper just got in there. Barack Obama? Yes. John F. Kennedy. Well done. I'll take it.

You're on the board. Cooper. See now anything after this is a bonus. Here we go. One apiece. Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this. Cooper's in. Arianda Grande is correct. Well done, Cooper. Two to the tradies. One to the ladies. You need this one, Emily, to stay in it. Question number four. What is the name of Apple's virtual assistant? Yes, Emily. Alexa.

No, Cooper for the win? Flip. It is and that's the win. Oh, bugger, Emily, you knew straight away your mistake, didn't you? Bugger, hey. Oh, good, well played. Call back any time and play again, but Cooper, redemption round for you, mate. How does it feel?

Oh, yeah, a lot better than last week. Hey, it'll feel pretty good when we put that 50 bucks into your account. Nice work. No, sweet as I think, guys. Good on you, mate. Have a good rest of your day. Listen up, kids. Listen up, because I have something special just for you guys. Okay, and adults. End adults. Christmas. It's 21 days away. And if you've listened to this show before, you would know that I have a personal line through to Santa Claus.

He's a friend of mine. I've hung out with him a few times. Had a few shots at a bar once. He's a good guy. He's a good bloke. And he every year does me the favour of tuning into this show so you guys can tell him what you want for Christmas. If you don't believe me,

I asked him to leave us a personal voicemail. and here it is Well hello there, Bree and Clint And hello to all my favorite boys and girls Listening right now It's me Santa Claus All the way from the North Pole I just wanted to let you know

That I'm currently tuning in And if you've been extra kind and helpful Or even just trying your very best this year Well, Santa is very proud of you And guess what? I've opened up a special Center hotline just for Brie and Clint's listeners. Oh, ho, ho. That means you can call in and tell me what you'd really love for Christmas.

Big wishes, little wishes. I want to hear them all. The elves are standing by with their tiny pencils, so don't be shy. Give Brian Clint a call right now on 0800 dial ZM. Tell them your name, your age, and what you're hoping center will pop under your tree this year. Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho. Center out. You heard the big man. He's listening right now. The elves are standing by. If you would like to tell Santa what you want for Christmas, now's the time to call. There is Franklin.

Welcome to Santa's hotline. That's right. We have a personal hotline through to Santa Claus and he's listening right now, ready to take your calls, what you want for Christmas. If you don't believe me, here's the message he left for us. Well, hello to all my favorite boys and girls listening right now. It's me, Santa Claus. Guess what? I've opened up a special Santa hotline just for Bree and Clint's listeners.

Oh, ho. That means you can call in and tell me what you'd really love for Christmas. The elves are standing by with their tiny pencils, so don't be shy. Oh, ho, ha, ha, Santa out. All right, now is the time. Who should we go to first? Let's go to Kat on 0800 dials at M. Hi, Kat.

Hi. Welcome to Santa's Hotline. How old are you? I'm 13. Okay, great. And let us know, Santa and his elves are listening. What do you want for Christmas? I would really like a boyfriend.

I love that, cat. Why not? Why can't we ask Santa for a boyfriend? I like what you did. I don't know. Have you got anyone in particular in mind? James. James. There you go, Santa. If you're listening, Cat would like James a boyfriend for Christmas. Nice work, Kat. Thanks for calling through.

Thank you. See you. That's brilliant. So good. Someone ticks through. This one's so cute as well. It says, my five-year-old with like to ask Santa for some blueberries please. Oh, that's such a great choice. It's a great choice for a present for Christmas.

Let's go, oh, 800 dials at M. Hi, Santa's Hotline, who's this? Hello, Santa. I would like a Gabby's dollhouse Pandy and Gabby Ian. Oh, that's a great list. I'm sure

Santa and his elves are writing it down right now. What's your name? Oren. How old? Bye. Perfect. That's all the information Santa needs and you have a great Christmas, okay? Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Oh my God, my ovaries. My ovaries can't deal with it. Okay, 0800 dials at M. Sanders hotline. Who's that?

Hello. Hello, who's this? Harry. Harry, great Santa's listening. What would you like for Christmas? An Apple Watch. An Apple Watch. Any one in particular? How much memory? Any.

Any. Okay, great. And color? Silver. Perfect. That's a great idea for a present. Well done, Harry. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. See you later. All right. Next up, Santa's Hotline. Who's that?

Hi. Hi, who's this? Amaya. Amaya. How old are you, Amaya? I'm 12 years old. 12 years old. What would you like from Santa?

Slime. Slime. Yeah. Any colour in particular, Amaya? Probably like a pink or yellow, please. Both great choices. I'm sure Santa. will deliver on that. You have a Merry Christmas, okay?

Yeah, Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. One more. Let's talk to Indy on 0800 dials at M. Hi, Indy. Hi. How old are you? I'm 12, turning 13 next month. Amazing. And do you want to ask Santa for some gifts this year? Yeah, I would like Birkenstocks and I'd each year and took it. Hello. Ed Sheeran's your favourite.

Yeah. Both great gifts. If you had to pick one more than the other, would you rather the Birkenstocks or Ed Shearing tickets? Probably I'd Shearing tickets. Okay, good. Just so Santa's listening if he can get one or the other, but I'm sure he'll get you both, Indy.

You've got both coming, I'm sure. You've been a good girl this year, haven't you? Yeah. Good on you, Indy. Merry Christmas, okay? Good Christmas. See you later. The phone lines are going ballistic.

And look, if you did miss out on saying what you wanted for Christmas, Santa is listening and you can text it through to 9-696, and we will email all of those through to the North Pole and Santa Claus. So no one is going to miss out. Text them through to 9-6-96. And hey, I reckon we might do this again before the end of the year. What do you reckon, Claude? I think so.

There's too many kids that want to tell Santa what they want for Christmas. And we're the only one with a direct line. Yeah. Anything you want for Christmas? Oh, there's so many things. I couldn't start the list. What do I want? I want new hobbies. New hobbies.

I want to make like air-dry clay things. Okay. So maybe we could get you, what is it called? What's the thing called where you throw a wheel? A wheel. A pottery wheel? Okay, there you go, Santa. That's what Claude wants.

What do you want? What are you want? I also want a wheel. A wheel of cheese is what I would like. Parmesan, preferably, Santa. Great choice. Thank you for all your calls. That was very, very sweet. We will do it again before the end of the year.

That is a Brie promised. ZD.N.'s, Brinclent. It's time to head to Hollywood for the tea. The tea. Live from L.A. with Dean, speaking of Sabrina, she is in a fight with the White House? She certainly is. Let me just set the scene for you. So, ICE, which is the group that are going around and grabbing people literally off the street, literally and putting them into police trucks and then shipping them off and what's the word

deporting them yes she they have this they have this video and they actually showed people being grabbed and arrested by ice and in the video right that they played they actually used a line from Sabrina carpenter's song and they repeated the line that says do you like it this way do you like it this way or how do you like i think it was it's a part of a very popular song of hers and And they use that song as they showed clips of people being grabbed off the street, Bree, and it's totally disgusting. And finally, Sabrina Carpin has actually written on a social media post for everyone to see. She said, this video is evil and disgusting.

Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit your inhumane agenda. And she has every right to say that. Priya, have I told you the video that I saw where I get my car wash in West Hollywood, where you all go, right? It's called Palm's Car Wash. Yeah. I got sent a video of ice going into that car wash and grabbing the staff and putting them into paddy wagon

and literally, Bree, where I stand and sit like all the time, grabbing them and putting them into these trucks and all the locals are screaming at them and swearing at them as they grab people and put them into the back of a truck. What a terrifying time to live in America, Dean. Do you know how dark that is to imagine people that you know when you see every Saturday being grabbed and then put into the back of a truck.

It's like a movie. Like a horror movie. I can't even imagine. I honestly can't even imagine. Has I heard that the White House did respond to Sabrina Carpenter's comments, Dean? I think what did they say? I'm not actually sure what they've actually. Have they responded to it by now?

Probably. I think they did. Oh, yeah, no, they did. Sorry, I did see that, actually. So basically they went on and said that, you know, essentially that like they are. deporting people that they believe that are criminals, essentially. And they were

like, well, then, you know, this isn't. If you think it's an inhumane agenda, we're literally deporting people that are criminals. Is the very, very quick summary of it. But that's how they justified the video, but she's like, don't ever use my music in your dark ways again. Yeah, that is

crazy. Good on her for standing up for herself and others in the States right now. Appreciate it, Dean. Thanks so much. Thanks, Bree. That's Dean McCarthy, live from L.A. their name's Bree and Clint podcast i want to talk about this interesting fella i met the other night and i say interesting because he had an unusual name claude like when i heard it i was like where's that from i think i said that i was like that's an unusual name where's that from

is that a family name uh and you tell me if it's unusual to you okay so this guy's name was davian davian davian it's like almost a name that i'm familiar that i'm familiar with. Exactly. Davian. Because I said Davian. Haven't heard that name before. Where's that from?

He goes, oh, it's actually a combination of my dad's name and my granddad's name. Interesting. So not even both of his parents. No. So his dad's name is Dave. Okay. And his granddad's name is Ian. Davian.

So it's literally Dave Ian. Davian. I didn't mind it. It sounds quite... It's quite a nice name when you say it, you're Davian. It's fancy. Quite smooth. But it's not a real name.

But the story gets better though. Because he said to me, he goes, I know, it's weird. He's like, but if you love my name, you're going to love this. Because my siblings all have combination names as well. And I said, oh my God, tell me. Tell me. He goes, okay, so my brother's name is Ben Rick. Is that Ben and Rick?

Ben and Eric. Oh, my God. Turned into Benric. His name's Benric. And then his sister is Kathleen. Kathleen and Lynn. Kathleen. Kathleen.

Oh, why? And I said to him, I was like, is this like a common thing in your family? He goes, nah, my parents just decided that all their kids were going to have combo names. I'm like how they've gone from Dave the dad to Kathleen and Benric. Hey, I've never heard anyone with those three names. Me neither. So they're unique.

You'll never forget them. No. What was the baby from Twilight's name? Renesme. Renesme. Yeah. Which is Renee and Ismay. Renesme.

That's so beautiful. Beautiful. Really nice. Such a beautiful combo name. I love it. I wanted to ask people this afternoon and I want you to call through 0800 dials at M. Maybe it's your name. Maybe it's someone you've met, someone you know.

I want combo names. If you were named after your parents, if they comboed their name, what would your name be? I'd be Dysdiv. Beautiful. I love it. Beautiful. What about yours? It would be Coney.

All right, Diceb and Coney. We are standing by to take your calls. The ZM Podcast Network. You and I were talking about what our names would be. If we had our parents' names. Yes. And what did I say? You said stevennes.

Yeah, stevan. Yeah, but someone texts through and they said, wouldn't your name be Stevian? Oh, you said die steve, didn't you? Steviourne is way nicer. It kind of sounds like a posh water. Sounds very Italian. Stevian. Stevian.

It does sound like posh water. Doesn't it? A lot of great ones coming through on the text machine. Someone said growing up a friend's mum, her name was Errolin because her parents were fans of Errol Flynn. Well, it's not even a family name. That's brilliant. That's so good.

Let's talk to Val. Gidey Val. Kiyoda. Kiyoda. What have you got for me, Val? Who's got the combo name? So my granddaughter is named after my three sons and not the program. Okay.

So she's named after her dad. who's Carlos, so she's spelled K-A-H, her uncle Caleb, so the L-E, and her uncle Kiani, which has Y-A-A-E in his name. So K-A-H-L-E-Y-A-E spells Kahlia. Kalia. See, I quite like that. That's probably the nicest one we've heard, Val.

Very fancy. She's named after his two parents, so you got my sister, that's Deborah, so she's taken the O-R-H-A from her name, and the K-E-L. from her partner's name and named her son, Oracle. Oracle. Interesting.

I like yours better, I think. Yeah. We named our boat after our granddaughter, too, and our daughter called Carlyatoui. Oh, that's sweet. Oh, you guys are very creative in your family, Val. Thanks for the call, mate. Appreciate it.

I have a new life goal. I want someone to name a boat after me. Oh, that is a great life goal. I didn't know that was an option. goal. That is really good life goal for you. Another text that's come through. A guy who I work with has, this one doesn't really fit, but I still want to read it out because it's so good. It says a guy who I work with has two brothers. His name is Teigen and his brother's names are Regan and Deegan.

I love it. How do you like call them for dinner when they're little kids? Teagan, Regan, Deegan. You'd forget which one's wet. Yeah. They're all just Egan's. So good. Hello, mate. Hello. You got a combination name for me? Well, not yet, but me and my partner are engaged to get married and are going to have a baby. Okay.

So we're just scheming. Okay. Tell me what you're thinking. It's not quite as magic as Oracle, but because none of us want to lose like our last names and we don't want to give the baby like a hyphenated name because it'll be so long. Yeah, true. So maybe we could just merge our last names and just come. become like the, instead of

Jacobson and Berkett, just become the Berksons. The Berksons, as for a last name. As for a last name, yeah. I don't like it, Emily. I think that's cool. We're still debating on it, so votes are good. The Berksons, it's giving modern era. I think it's a new chapter for everyone.

I think go with it. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah, you're pretty sad. It's a yes from me, Emily. It's just sort of like, oh, but what if they grow up and like our great-grandchildren try to find their ancestry. They're like, who the heck of the Berkson?

They just, like, appeared in 2025, 22nd. Who the hell went rogue and made up their own bloody name? Yeah, yeah. And it'll trace back to you, Emily. Hey, what about Oracle Berkson? Oh, darn. That's pretty. It's nice.

Yeah, it's nice, Emily. It's different. You're welcome. You're welcome, Del. Thanks for the call. Very good. one text through and said, not a combo name, but I taught a girl's, uh, taught a girl whose name was Nevec, because her dad's name was Kevin, and it's Kevin backwards.

They're like, oh, we're having a daughter. We can't name her. Kevin, what are we going to do? Oh, damn it. We'll name her Nevec. It's perfect. I love it. I love it. I love it. Uh, let's, one more. Let's talk to Anonymous. Hi, Anonymous. Hi. Tell us, who's got the combo name? Uh, my auntie. She's called. Donette and her parents are Don and Bernadette That's so good Wait so her name is Donette

But back then I don't think it was That is brilliant Does Donette have any siblings Anonymous? Yeah she's got six siblings Do any of them have a combination name Or was she just the lucky one Just the lucky one, the first born

Oh, lucky Dennett. Yeah. Was she the favourite? Was she the favourite, you reckon? I don't know. They're pretty, maybe not, but it definitely brought a good conversation. I bet. Good conversation started.

Appreciate the call anonymous. Thank you. There's too many good ones. We need to read some of these out. Someone said, my cousin's name is Danan, a combination of my aunt and uncle's second names, Dennis and Anne. Buzzy. Danan.

Oh, little baby Danan. I love it. Someone else said there was a TikTok of some guy whose name was Brayden. Oh no, wait. So the parents' names were Brayden and Caitlin, and they named their kid Braylon. Brailin.

Brailin. It's too close to Brayden for me. Quite close. It's like one. What about this one? Do you like this one? My nephew has a combination name of his mom and dad. His name is Kryden.

His mum's name is Crystal and his dad's name is Daniel. So Kryden. Crydan. Cryden? Crystal Dan. Kryden or Kryden? Kryden.

Once you put it together. Criden. I think Dennett's still the winner for me. Yeah, agreed. That's quite nice. Someone else said, My friend recently named her baby Kosh, which is a combo of her parents' names,

Kayla and Josh. That's quite different, eh? It's unusual. And this one might be my favourite. The parents' names were Annette and Phil. And they said, oh no, wait, I don't think it's a real one. They said, my combo name, if it was my parents' names together, which is Annette and Phil, would be Anil.

Or if you say it with an accent, Anil. Anil. If you know, you know. Um, beautiful names, guys. It's ZAM's Brie and Clint podcast. It's time to play. What's the Plot? Once upon a time, there was a girl. She was smart, debatable, talented, eh, athletic.

Not really. But picking a movie title based on just the plot line, that she can do. Bree and Clint's What's the Plot? It is my one and only talent guessing movie plot. lines quickly. You have plenty of other talents. What are you talking about? Like, um, here's how it works. You're really good at breakdancing. The silence was deafening. Um, we'll take turns guessing movies. Who's going against me today? We've got Laura today. Hello, Laura. Hi, Laura.

Hi. Now look, Laura, a little disappointing. It is at $50. But hey, 50 bucks is better than a punch in the eye, isn't it? Yeah, totally, for sure. As they say. As they say, the old saying, or is it a stick in the eye? A poke in the eye. Better than a poke in the eye, maybe. Yeah, I've heard that thing before.

Yes, thank you, Laura. Producer Claude, Clint is away. Producer Claude... Yeah, I'm in charge today. We'll be running the game. How does it work, Lord? So, the way that it works, I will tell you the theme in just a moment, but I'm going to read a plot line out.

Don't wait for me to finish. You just need a buzz in with your name if you know what it is, and the first person to correctly guess two movies will take home the win. All right, best of luck, Laura. Thanks. As we talked about before, last week, Chauvonne took home $1,300. So the prize pool is back to the start with $50 cash. So we're going back to basics too.

And we're doing what I reckon is a fan favorite category, chick flicks. Ooh, I do love a chick flick. So I'm going to start reading, buzz in with your name if you know it. Here is movie number one. disaster strikes when our hero turns 27 and is deemed too old to continue in her job kicked out Laura is that a playboy mansion it is not the playboy mansion too old to continue in her job do you want a free guess

I'll have a free like stab in the dark the sweetest thing no okay you're both back in so she's turned 27 deemed too old to continue in her job kicked out into the real world the girl ambles onto a college campus and tries to... The house bunny? The house bunny is correct. You were on the right path, Laura,

because she is literally a playboy bunny. Yes, and a pharist, right? Yeah. Freaking knew it, okay. Okay, that is one point to breeze. Yeah, you've got this next one, Laura. I feel it. Okay.

So how you pot in that? My favorite chick flick. You would win that one. Okay, movie number two. Not only is our hero, the most popular girl in school. She is also the meanest. But things change for the teen when a... Laura.

Men girl. It's not mean girls. Really? Yeah. God, I thought you had it, Laura. Excellent guess. Brie, you want a free guess? God.

No, I don't know. Hell, bugs you out as well. Keep going. It could be a lot of movies, though. Yeah, that's a pretty generic starting line. That's true. Things change for the teen when a freak accident involving a cursed pair of earrings and a chance.

Bree. The hot check. The hot check is correct. Okay, going to be honest, I'd never heard of that. Haven't you? Such a good one, Laura. Rob Schneider, go and Rachel McAdams? Yes. Go watch it. Oh, yes. Love her.

She's so hot. She's so hot. Thanks for playing, Laura. We've got a $50 KFC consolation prize for you, mate. Oh, really? Oh, my God. Thank you so much. You're welcome. You are welcome. You have a good afternoon. No, okay? Okay, thank you.

It's ZM's Brinklin podcast. Something I wanted to talk about was the new iPhone, because they bring out a new one every year, and people are like, damn, these iPhones are getting expensive. Price gouging. They don't even give us a bloody charger anymore. Do people still line up to buy them, like, the night they're released? I think some people do, but they're just very, very pricey. Do you remember that video when it was maybe the first?

first ever iPhone and someone was opening it for the news and they opened the box and it just fell out fell straight onto the floor yes i do recall that moment um someone asked me the other day they were like oh you're gonna get the new iPhone and i was like no my phones yeah there's nothing wrong with it functional and they're like oh do you not get the new iPhone every time it comes out i'm like no that's a waste yeah but no offense to anyone that does do that if that's your old one yeah can we have your old ones um i've done some digging into exactly how much an iPhone 17 Pro Max actually costs to make. Is that the fanciest version?

It's the, yeah, it's the biggest fanciest version. I've gone with the 256 gigabyte model. So normally in New Zealand, you'll pay around $2,000. For the phone? For the phone. Oh my gosh, that's more than I thought it was. Yeah, so it's around two and a half grand.

Obviously, they can be more expensive depending if you get more memory and et cetera, et cetera. So how much do you think like the main enclosure of the phone? Like how much does that cost? For that price, I hope it's $2,000. Well, I want it to get my money's worth. Just the main housing of the phone.

Yeah, just like, it's just a piece of metal. 100 bucks? $36. What? Is how much it costs Apple. How much do you think the battery? Oh, okay. Cost to produce.

$7.10. You're kidding. What about the 256 storage? $100. $35. The memory, like the actual memory of the phone, how much does that piece of technology cost for them to produce? $50. $37.

What about the 5G modem that is in the phone? Oh, okay. That's probably useful. $200. Closer. on this one, $155. Okay. What about the Pro Max display?

So, like, I think that's like the screen and stuff. $500. $138. The A-19 Pro Chips are $157. The camera module is $138. And so I've added all of those up for a grand total. Remember, we started with it's around $2,500. But to make the phone, Apple pays.

around 700 bucks. That's still quite a lot. Like the margin's still huge, but that's a lot for one unit. So how much are they making per phone? They're making 1,000. Hold on. 800.

Two, I'm going to do the exact numbers. Minus 706. That's it. Yeah, about 1850. Damn. 1850. We're getting ripped off. God, they're doing it.

That's a good business. Model A. Should we start doing that? And they won't even give us a bloody charger. You don't get wires on your headphones. You don't get a charger. Just give me my bloody charger. Play ZDems, Bree and Clend.

Now we're talking about stuff you hid from your parents, or maybe you're currently hiding something from your parents. After this mum posted online, the fact that she found out her 12-year-old daughter had a secret phone. So our family friend just came over He's like, I tell you something He's like, your daughter told my daughter that she's got a secret phone

And like, how? He said that she said that she hides out of the mattress on her bunk bed because she knows I can't get up there And she got a TikTok account, everything. I thought she'd been so good. This is why she's been in her room. Sneaky little bee. Sneaky little bee.

So we're asking you guys, what do you hide from your parents? Let's talk to Sean. Gidey, Sean. Gidey. Was it you that hid, something from your parents, Sean? Yeah, it was me.

So every day after school, we had a little hall next to our property, and I would empty my sandwiches that I did not like to eat when I was a kid. And I started getting a bit of a collection up, and it was the babysitter that caught me, and then went and told on me. That's the punishment. You would not believe what was these days. I was grounded for a week, but every day I got home from school, I got to go to bed.

You know, that would have been a dream as an adult right now, But as a kid, I was here for it. I was just like, I can't believe it. It was funny, you know. Sean just tries to get caught by his parents now so he can have a nap. He's like, ground me now, parents. Ground me now.

What kind of sandwiches didn't you like, Sean, that you were throwing out? It was anything that was just soggy, like, you know, your peanut butter, your jam sandwiches. And then I used to just trade a bit of food with the other kids. And, you know, they usually get me through the day. So, you know. Yeah. I feel you on that, Sean.

I used to hide my sandwiches in the top part of my lunchbox. You know those ones that had the little lid at the top? And I used to stuff all my gross sandwiches in there. So I feel you on that. Appreciate the call, Sean. Thank you. Thanks, mate. Someone texts through and they said,

before the internet, I would hide my adult nudie magazines from my parents. Is Clint texting the show again? Yeah, well, he's supposed to be off today. I know. It's always checking it on us. He has told me before because he worked at a gas station. that they would get all the ones that wouldn't get sold

and he had a collection under his bed. He got all the reject ones? Yeah. Let's talk to Sarah. Hi, Sarah. Hi, how are you? Good, thank you, mate. How are you?

I'm good, thank you. That's good. What were you hiding from your parents, Sarah? I used to steal my mum's blocks of butter once a week. Why? I have to go to the supermarket to cook dinner and if I behave, she'd buy me a lolly.

Wait, so you would take the sticks of butter so your mum had to go to the supermarket and then you would be like, hey, can you get me a lolly? Yeah, pretty much. You're a mastermind, Sarah. She doesn't know this. What do you do for work now? I feel like you should be like a police officer or something.

I'm doing a real estate internship. Oh, yes, yes. You'll fit in well there, Sarah. You'll fit in very well. Appreciate the call, mate. Very funny. Someone text her and they said, I'm still hiding my sexuality from my mum. She thinks I'm straight, but I prefer women.

I'm nearly 30. Wow. Wow. Interesting. I mean, yes, nearly 30. I wonder, you could tell her for Christmas. Oh, it'd be a nice surprise. Hey, ma'am, Merry Christmas.

Hey, guess what? Guess what, Mum? Here's your Christmas present. Someone else said I used to borrow my parents' V8 car to drive to school and to see my friends. then I'd make sure I put just a little bit of fuel back in and leave some leaves around the back of the tyres so it appeared that the car had never left. So cheesy.

That's wild. There's so many levels in that. I like it. I appreciate the effort and I'm sure your parents would appreciate the effort and then ground you as well. Someone said I hid the fact that I was dating someone new for six months from my parents to ensure that they were the right one first. That makes sense.

You don't want to do all the introductions. and then not have it work out. Yeah, that's rough. Someone else said I hid a tattoo from my parents, had to make excuses to breastfeed my newborn without them in the room. You're like, I know you're my parents, but I'm really shy. Yeah, I really don't want Dad looking at my chuzzies. That's fair enough.

They're like, oh, Dad will leave the room. Yeah. No, Mom, too. Someone else said, my sister hid a car from my parents. She didn't have her license, so she used to park it at the dairy. Did you ever deal with the dairy owner? Like, don't tow it? Yeah, this is our deal

and I'll buy all my milk and bread from here. The $2 dollar lollipacks. Very good stuff, guys. Let's do a birthday banger, right? ZDM's Bree and Clint Podcast. All I want to my birthday is a birthday banger. All righty, if you've never heard this before, this is where you can call in, you tell us your birthday,

and we figure out what was the number one song when you turned 16, and then we'll play our favourite birthday banger out of the three. Let's kick it off with Georgia. Hi, Georgia. Hey. I heard it's your birthday today, Georgia. Yes. Happy birthday.

Born in December. Is that what they say, Georgia? Yeah, yeah, I believe so. How old are you turning today, can I ask? 34. Big 34. What have you asked for for your birthday? Not a lot.

Just a cook dinner when I can finish, get home from work. Sounds bloody nice. And you don't have to clean up? No, I'm pretty fussy, so. Are you a bit of a clean freak, are you? Yeah. My son knows the dishwasher on it, so yeah. Hey, happy birthday for today.

You're 34, which means you were born in 2007, no, 991, which means you were 16 in 2007, and here's your birthday banger. Oh, it's a heartfelt banger from Leona Lewis. What do you reckon, Georgia? It's not bad, I would say it's a bit heartbreaking, but I think I listened to that song a few times. Didn't we all, Georgia, didn't we all? I really like that one from Leona Lewis.

I think it's a goodie. Hey, stick around. Let's talk to Kelsey. Hi Kelsey Hi How are you? Happy to be finished work I can hear it in your voice

Kelsey Yeah I work for a freight company And this time of year is pretty much awful Well hey we appreciate what you do And getting everything to where it's going Or else no one has a Christmas right Yeah exactly Hey what is your birthday mate

October 9th, 1923 All right that means you were 16 in 2009, Kelsey. And on that day in 2009, this was at the top. I'm only going to break, break, break your heart. I'm only going to break, break your heart. What do you reckon, Kelsey? Taya Cruz, break your heart.

Oh, yeah, pretty good, but I don't think you can go wrong with bleeding love. You're a fan of bleeding love? I am. Yeah, you and me both. I'm really feeling that one. And I feel like I want to give you what you want because you've had a hard day. But we'll see. We've got one more to go.

Let's do Charlotte, who's going to do Mum's Birthday Banger. Hi, Charlotte. Hi. How old are you, Charlotte? I'm 10. You're 10, but we're going to do Mums because you need to be 16 and older. What is your mum's birthday? The 26th of October, 1979.

You crushed that, Charlotte. Well done. That means Mum was 16 and 1995. And here's her birthday banger. She called me Mr. Bumbastic. Tell me fantastic. Touch me on me box. She says I'm Mr. Ro.

Shaggy, Boombastic. What do you reckon, Charlotte? You heard that one before? Yeah. Yeah, that's a bop, eh? Yeah. I'm sure it was popular then. We're just got burnt by a 10-year-old.

I love it. Hey, stick around, Charlotte. It could win. We have to deliberate. we've got bleeding love leona lewis break your heart tyo cruz or boombastic by shaggy i'd be happy with any of them i like them all i do think there's a standout for me though and i'm going to back tyo cruz i think i'm going bleeding love leona lewis interesting for georgia the birthday girl which means producer ella this never happens for you you get to make the call oh my goodness um can we do bleeding love

Like, is it okay to do a slower song? Yeah. Because that is a bop. I love bleeding love. And you're going to make Georgia's day because it's her birthday. And Kelsey's happy because that's the one she wanted. So everyone wins. Georgia, you've won birthday banger.

Cool, thank you. Have the best birthday, okay? Happy birthday. Thank you. This one's for Georgia. Bleeding love, Leona Lewis on ZM, your birthday banger. Leona Lewis bleeding love on ZM That song goes hard

That song slaps, man Did you, did you forget? Yes, I did That song absolutely slaps Leona Lewis It reminds me of a breakup That I was going through in 2007 The amount of times that I bawled my eyes out

Tom, if you're listening, I'm over you. Yeah, Tom. Yeah, I was never under you. Like one time. You don't deserve her. One or two times at least. Um, hey, up next on the show, if you haven't seen on every one of your friends' Instagram stories, I'm so puffed. It was quite a performance in here in the studio.

ZD.N's Branklinz. Well, today was the day. Spotify rat dropped and everyone was sharing it on their Instagram. Literally everyone. And I respect people sharing. I know some people really love it. Yeah, but there's only so many you can watch before you're like, no. Okay. I completely cared about every single one of them that I saw. That's good from you. And took notice and paid attention and didn't skip through any.

I loved everyone equally. Exactly. What was your top song of the year? My top song, it's a song from Five Seconds of Summer called Moons Swings. Of course it is. But it's not in the system, so I can't play it for you. Sorry, it's too obscure. Oh, too much of a deep cut.

Oh, you're so cool. What was mine? I'll tell you. Mine was a song from Chapel Rhone, Super... Red wine? Wine. Supernova. It always confuses me the name of that song. This is the song you've listened to most and you don't know what it's called.

I always... I think I'm dyslexic because I always put Supernova in front of red wine. Right. Supernova red wine. And then there's like champagne supernova, a different kind of wine altogether. Anyway. Bangor from Chabellone, in my opinion. Let's get into the global results, though.

Yes, I'm actually so interested. Yeah, if you haven't seen these, these are the Spotify Global Results. We'll kick it off with the most streamed global artists of 2025, with 19.8 billion streams. It was Bad Bunny. He's not huge. He's going to lie.

I don't know. much of his work if he's already the most listened to artists and I don't think he's made a lot of cut through like here anyway he's doing the Super Bowl like he's just going to get bigger he's enormous anyway he was the most streamed global

artist other artists in the top five most streamed artist for 2025 Taylor Swift I'm shocked I'm so surprised I didn't see that coming

very surprised The weekend. I only call you in it's half, by me only time that I'd be by. And Billy Elish. A lot of people streaming those five artists this year, globally, according to Spotify Rapp, the most streamed global song of 2025 is a Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars song. Dive with a smile

This song was big I love the song Yeah me too Gets me right in the feels Yeah I love it Have always loved this song I love it Other top global songs

On Spotify Raps for the year Were Birds of a Feather And I don't know what I'm crying for A-p-tip Ordinary And DETT And DTMF from Bad Bunny I feel like I like his music

I feel like I should add him to my Spotify Some is a great time to listen to like Piggaton music as well So you're good to go Gets you in the mood for dancing. There you are. That's the global Spotify rap results. So what, just before we go,

what was your Spotify listening age? Oh, mine was almost my actual age. 30. And I'm 32. Yeah, same. What was yours? You know, same. Mine was younger, actually.

Mine was like 27. I thought you said it was 65. Shouldn't have told you that before the show. Z&M's Bree and Clint's podcast. Clint Away back tomorrow, producers in giving me a hand and I need you girls because we got to weigh in on who's the a-hole in this situation. I'm so ready to lay down my judgment.

Yeah, good. This is where we get to judge freely because it doesn't involve us unless we say it's someone else but it's actually our own lives. Oh, sorry about my friend. Yes, and my friend did this. No, so here's the situation today and it involves baby names where things can get a little bit messy. Oh, always messy.

especially in family situations. That's funny you say that because that's exactly what this is. It says last week my wife Amber and I welcomed our second and third children into the world, a pair of beautiful twin girls. Some drama has begun over the names we chose for them and I'm curious if we were in the wrong. Before our first daughter was born four years ago, my sister wanted to know what we planned to name her. My sister said that she'd always dreamed of naming her daughter Sarah,

first name Sarah, middle name Rose. And she basically asked us not to use either of those names in case she had a daughter in the future. Okay. A little bit of background. The name Sarah was my mother's name. And Rose was my father's grandmother. We both knew women very well before they passed

and they were each greatly loved in our families. Fast forward three years when our second pregnancy rolled around and we learned we were having two more girls. My sister contacted us and asked us about the names. She reiterated how she had always dreamed of naming her daughter Sarah Rose and how she'd appreciated it if we didn't use either of those names. My wife and I said we would consider her request. After talking it over, we decided it wasn't fair to call dibs on both names between the cousins, especially for names of our beloved grandmothers

who multiple people might want to honour. All that said, we thought maybe we could extend my sister an olive branch just as a kindness and we told her that we won't promise not to use both the names but if she wanted to pick one that she could. She immediately picked Sarah but reiterated that she would prefer if we did not use Rose either. Anyway, the twins have been born and we named one of them,

Isabella and the other one Rose. My sister immediately stopped replying to our group texts and pictures and has been radio silent ever since. Are we the A-holes for giving our daughter the name Rose? There's so much involved in this. A lot to unpack. First of all, honestly, you can't necessarily dibs a name. You can't.

Although you can discuss it and go, this is a person name to me. Hey, I'd really like, you know, if you didn't use this name. She doesn't even know if she's going to have a daughter. That's the thing. Is she going to have kids any time soon? It's been four years when she's had this dibs. You sound like my bloody name. Calm down.

But I will say also because Rose and Sarah is a family name, you can't also dibs that. Because again, as they were saying in the spiel, Rose is a special grandma name. People might want to go about that. I personally think they've done the right thing. They've said, look, we won't use both names because clearly these names mean a lot.

to you, but we're going to use one of them. Yeah. And she got to pick which one she would rather. So go with that and plus she wants to give the baby the second name Rose, big deal. It's a middle name as well. Man, I fully disagree with you guys. Joe! I fully

disagree. I love it. Get it. I acknowledge you can't necessarily dibs a name. But she has put that conversation out there. Four years ago. But she's reiterated when she found out they were pregnant and if they wanted to use a family name, I feel like the middle ground is using a middle name. Instead of first name, Rose, it should be,

hey, I also want to honor our grandmother. I'm going to call them, you know, Laura Rose or whatever, and just put the rose in the middle. I just, I don't know, like, you can't dibs, but she, oh, I don't know. I feel putting myself in that position being like, this is the name I've always dreamed of.

It is a family name, but this is mine. Remember this, Ella, because... There's so many names out there. Claudia ever calls shotgun of the front seat. Don't mess with her. She means business. It just needs to be fair. And also the fact that she's put that conversation forward,

she's gone, these are the names that I want. And then they've gone, Cole, we're going to do it without talking to you. Yeah, look, I think we should play a song so Claudia can calm down. It's a bit heated in here. The ZM Podcast Network. And that, my friends, my girls, my pals,

my guys, my dolls. Keep going. My Goenas. my amigos. That's the end of the show. And you've done a fantastic job, Brianna. Thank you so much for saying that, even though I paid you. Well, you're paying us.

Don't tell her, don't tell you. I'm giving out my compliments freely. Oh, God. It's time to leave, I think. What's the going rate, Ellen? A couple of bucks an hour. Yeah, it's not much. Pretty good, though.

We've been here for a while. Worth every penny for me. Worth every penny. Hey, thanks for joining us. Tomorrow, Clint will be back. and Friday Oakey is making another return. You're doing an oldie but a goody. We're doing an oldie but a goody, true.

We're doing train drops of Jupiter. How did that come out? Oh, you played it for Birthday Banger? Yes, came up in Birthday Banger, and we thought, what an absolute belter. So that will be on the air. We'll ruin that song for you tomorrow for Friday Oaky. And just a lot of laughs, a lot of fun.

We'll see you then. Take care. Bye-bye. Bye. Play Z-M's Brie and Clint on Insta, Facebook, and live weekdays from 3 on ZM.