ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 8th September 2026
Episode Date: September 8, 2026(5:58) Did you get injured before the big day? (23:14) How to be the first to ride Auckland's new City Rail Link. (27:49) Bree's dream theme park. (33:39) Producer Ella's last ever ...game of Let's Get Classical. Bree Tomasel & Clint Roberts on ZM - find us @breeandclint on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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As long as you've got da-da-da-da.
It's Z-D-M's Brean-Klin podcast.
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Let's do we.
ZDem's Brie and Clint.
I know what we're our target.
Do you.
Afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the Brie and Clint show on a taco Tuesday.
What's your favorite type of taco?
Fish.
You did not even think about it.
Love a crispy fish taco.
They are delicious.
Yep.
Is that what you're having tonight?
I wish.
You never know.
You could get lucky.
Ironically, tacos's not really a Tuesday night food at home, are they?
Like if you were out, Taco Tuesday.
Really?
I don't know.
We have them quite often in our house.
True.
Twice as much as I've heard.
We are quite into Mexican food, though.
Yeah, yeah.
We have fun show on the way for you.
It's Ella's fourth to last show.
No.
She's in the emotional roller coaster.
Yesterday she was like, well, five days to go.
Now she's like four days.
Don't talk to me.
She's on the down now.
Oh, I feel like I'm on my period.
Hey, our goal this afternoon is to bring you all the way back up.
Into excitement.
So we can either have heaps of fun with her and like distract it.
Or we can be real mean to her so then she's like, screw, this place.
I do want to leave.
I hate it here.
You know, like when people in a relationship and they aren't brave enough to break up with the person,
so they just turn into an A-hole and hope that the other person will break up with them.
Is that?
It's kind of like that, isn't it?
Yeah.
Turn her microphone off.
Why?
Let's put her on half.
Yeah.
Why are you doing that?
Trady versus Lady next.
If you want to win $100, thanks to job space, that's what's up for grabs.
you've got to be the smartest Trady
and or lady on the show this afternoon.
The number you've got to call is 0,800 dials at M.
Anything you want to add, Ella?
Funny we could hear her.
It's like a distant memory now.
She's quite literally fading away.
Her voice blowing in the wind.
Play Zatim's Bree and Clint.
This is the main event.
Traity versus ladies.
Thanks to Job Space.
Another great week to play Trady
versus lady because the prize is double.
Job space have ratcheted it up to
$100 cash if you win today.
They're proudly 100% New Zealand
owned. They're connecting Kiwis with
opportunities since 2006 at JobSpace.
If you need a job, that is the place to go look.
Score update for the year. The trade is on
75. The lady's picking up a win
yesterday. They're on 71.
Our lady's in Topor. She's 21
and she grew up on a rural sheep
and beef farm with her
three sisters. Oh my God, McLeod's
daughters much. Welcome to the show, Anna.
Hi, Anna.
Hi. Was your upbringing
similar to McLeod's daughters?
Um, we can say that.
Can you ride a horse, Anna?
No, I didn't actually have horses on my farm.
Can you ride a sheep?
I've definitely attempted it a couple times.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We all have.
You're taking on our...
I haven't?
No? No. Just me and Anna then.
Yeah, yeah. You're taking on our tragedy from Ones.
Maru, he's 23, and he can eat a Zingerberger in just one bite.
Get off the grass. Welcome to the show, Harry.
Hi, Harry.
Good-day guys. When did you figure out you could do that?
A couple years ago?
We need to bring him in the studio.
That's unbelievable. I need to see it for myself.
So you can get the whole Zingerberger into your gob.
Yeah.
And then obviously there's some...
Can you get it down?
Oh, it doesn't pretty, but it goes down.
Yeah. There'd be a bit of chewing involved before.
you swallow though, right? You say one bite, but you actually mean one mouthful.
Oh, it's more like one mouthful. Yeah. He can get it around. His mouth can get around it.
It's no less impressive. I'm picturing a snake dislocating its jaw to get a whole mole rat inside there, you know?
You'd be a dream for the dentist. Easy to get to the back molers.
All right, Harry, your buzz is trady. Anna, lady, first of three correct answers. A hundred dollars cash from job space.
luck guys.
Here we go.
Question number one.
What colour is the label on a jar of vegemite?
Trady.
Yes, Harry.
Yellow.
Yeah.
It is yellow.
Well done.
One to the Trades.
Question number two.
Name the children's TV show that is centered around Great Dane and four teenagers
who solve mysteries.
Oh, Trady.
Yes, Harry.
Scooby-Doo.
Scooby-Doo.
Scooby-Doo.
Scuddy.
That's right.
Two to the Trades.
I want a single burger.
What's a scuba snack?
Anna, you're still with us?
You need this one to stay in it.
Here we go.
This is all you.
Question number three.
Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this.
Ready.
Harry, for the win.
He's got it.
Down trout.
Tough day on the tools.
Sheep and beef farmer, Anna.
Yeah, that wasn't too good from my name.
That's all right, mate.
You can always call back and try again.
Harry, treat yourself.
A hundred bucks cash thanks to job space coming your way.
That's a lot of Zingerbergers.
Yeah, I'm pretty chuffed about that, to be honest.
Yeah, you would be.
It's a big accolade.
Yeah, it's a lot of Zingerburgers or one meal for Harry.
Trades go to 76.
Ladies, stay on 71.
Zat-Ans Bree and Clint Podcast.
It's a devastating story of bad luck for a wallabies player,
and I'm not talking about the bledders low.
I'm talking about a guy named Carter Gordon
who was playing in a game over the weekend
and he got injured badly,
broke his leg,
and obviously he's out.
I think for about 10 weeks, it says.
If you broke your leg,
I feel like you're out for a while.
Well, I think it's one of the smaller bones
in his lower legs.
I mean, 10 weeks is a fair amount of time.
And he's due to get married.
this week. Oh no.
And he's got a broken leg now.
Oh no. Bad timing.
Awful timing and happened in the 70th
minute of the game too.
His fiancé will be pissed.
She would be
human. I mean test match rugby is about as
hard as it gets. So there was every risk
he was going to have some sort of injury
at the wedding. He could have even
had a black eye which would have been
catastrophic. You'd probably rather him break his
Legate.
Yeah.
Because in photos, they can prop him up.
No, just crop him.
Yeah.
Yeah, he can stand, get in the moon boot, and then just do the photos waist up.
Devastating.
That's so unfortunate.
But he's not going to be able to walk down the aisle.
No, well, he...
He'll crutch down the aisle.
Yeah, but the bloke's usually just weighed at the front.
Yeah, I know, but they have to walk down there.
Yeah.
And then they have to walk back through the aisle once you kiss your bride.
Oh, you have to walk back.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, and they get all those cute photos?
She can carry him.
You know how the man usually carries the wife across the threshold?
She'll have to carry him.
Well, she's going to have to step up.
Carrying to the reception, you know?
Carry him to the...
Piggy back him, maybe.
That sucks for him.
He is the Wallaby's first five.
You know he'll be sniffing around, Quaid Cooper.
He's 38.
He'll be going...
Is he still playing?
Yeah, he is still playing.
Is he?
Far out.
38. That's an achievement.
That's unbelievable.
You guys need me.
That's outrageous. He even, he did a stint in the NRL.
Quaid Cooper did.
Didn't he?
No.
No? I'm getting him confused with someone else.
I don't think he did.
I don't think he did. Yeah, look, this is the risk.
I have recently started playing rugby again for an older men's team.
I have not been on board.
We have one more game for this season.
I have been quite worried about you.
We have one more game coming up.
Because, I mean, you got a concussion walking into a pole.
Yeah, well, there's no poles on the field, is there?
So, suck on that.
There's brick walls.
No, there's not brick walls.
Oh, you mean other players.
Yep.
Right.
Anyway, by the by, there's a guy on our team.
There's one more game this season.
It's on a Friday night.
There's a guy on our team who is getting married the following weekend.
Right.
He's not going to play.
Yeah, because he's smart.
He goes, no, I'd rather.
And it's not.
not something where he knows
it's a professional
sport that he's playing. He's not playing
for the Rugby World Cup. Obviously Carter Gordon
who plays for the Wallabies, a little
bit different. Yeah, it's his job. Whereas
this guy just randomly getting together
with some lads on the weekend, it's not
worth ruining his wedding for.
Playing for the teachers' eastern hustlers
is not the same as playing for the
wallabies. I mean, look,
depends what year we're talking for
the wallabies. We
want to know this afternoon if you were in
yourself right before the big event
before your wedding.
Yeah.
That's the biggest event that I can think of.
But if you put yourself in a moon boot the week before R&V
or before you went on your OE.
What about if you were meant to go to the Olympics?
Oh, devastating.
Yeah, but that happens.
That does happen.
That happens.
0800 dials at M.
I don't know how many potential Olympians we have listening to this show.
I reckon we'd have a couple.
Do you reckon?
Should we do the phone or tomorrow?
Have you been to the day?
to the Olympics.
That I would love to talk to people who've been to the Olympics.
Me too, actually.
And not just being as a spectator.
You can't catch us on this one.
You had to have competed.
Yeah.
Olympics.
We know an Olympian.
Ruby Toey.
Yes.
Ruby Toey.
Oh, Lisa Carrington might have us on every afternoon.
Who knows?
You never know.
Anyway, that's tomorrow, okay?
Yeah, we're doing that tomorrow.
Dead is Brinkland.
Training season's over for Carter Gordon, isn't it?
Yes, Carter Gordon.
a Wallaby's players in the news today
after he broke his leg in a rugby match
the same week as his wedding.
Not ideal.
Not ideal.
Yeah.
His fiancé will be pissed.
Really pissed.
So not happy.
Really pissed.
Even though it's not his fault, still pissed.
Yeah.
Like.
I mean, worst case scenario.
Totally.
So we want to know, did you get injured right before the big event?
Michelle is here.
Hi, Michelle.
Hi, Michelle.
Hi, long-time listener, third-time caller.
Third-time caller, we'll take it.
You can have it.
Cheeky.
Michelle, did you get injured before the big event?
Yeah, so we went to Fiji to get married.
Yeah, lovely.
We went a week beforehand.
Lovely.
It's so sunburnt that I ended up with sunstroke.
Shut up.
They're blisters.
Oh, Michelle.
I didn't have consummate the marriage that night.
Oh!
And had to go to the doctor in Fiji.
Where was the majority of the sunburn?
Was it on like your face?
My neck.
Oh.
And what kind of dress did you wear?
The cat in the front.
The cut in the front.
What are the wedding photos like?
Do you look like an over-cooked, you know?
Lobster.
I look like a lobster with a white face.
That's not how you want to describe your wedding photos.
Pretty rough.
You should chuck them into chat GPT, Michelle,
and be like that and just go,
No, no, he wasn't right for me.
I divorced him.
Oh, right, okay.
I've got the perfect man now, though.
Yeah.
Good on you, Michelle.
It was just the...
I didn't go to be able to get married.
No, it was just the universe telling you that wasn't right.
The universe tried to burn you into not marrying him, but you just wouldn't listen, Michelle.
Have you ever gotten that sun burnt again?
Oh, God, no.
Yeah, you learn your lesson, don't you?
Yeah.
Yeah, absolutely.
Oh, bless you heart.
Thanks, Michelle.
Let's go to Kate.
Hi, Kate.
Hi, Kate.
Hi.
Your dad got injured before the big event.
Yeah, so him and my stepmom were getting married back in 2024,
and we were having the wedding at our house in this, like, big shed we've got out the back.
Yeah.
And we got this, like, he got this bath off Facebook marketplace.
It's like heavy, I don't know, bath thing.
For the drinks?
Yeah, nice.
And two days before the wedding, he was moving it and got his finger caught off it and chopped the top of his finger.
Oh!
Not his ring finger was it, Kate.
No, it was the middle finger next to the ring finger, though.
So it was very careful putting the wedding ring on on the day.
How much of the finger went?
It was just the top, like, kind of maybe just from the nail up.
From the nail up?
Yeah.
Oh.
The poor guy.
He didn't delay the wedding or anything.
Did you?
You don't do that for a finger.
No, no.
He just walked around with a really bandaged up finger.
He could have put it the finger.
And the bathtub full of ice.
Full circle moment.
You know how to make it feel better.
Oh.
What a freak accident, eh?
Thanks, Kate.
Let's go to Sarah.
Hi, Sarah.
Hi, Sarah.
Hello.
Was it you that injured yourself before the big event?
Yes.
I had a whole month-long trip plan to South Africa
and we were going to hike Mount Kilimanjaro.
Incredible.
And I was doing all these steps on the stair climber,
bought all the gear,
had the hiking booths and everything.
Two weeks before the flight, I went to an M83 concert and had a few too many adult beverages,
ended up falling down some stairs, breaking my arm and couldn't go on the trip.
Hmm.
You should miss it.
You would have been the fittest person.
Oh, my God.
At A and A.
How long, how long, how many weeks did you prepare for that trip?
Oh, a few months.
Wait, you can't do the hike.
You can't do the hike with a broken arm?
No, you can't fly with the broken arm
Oh, of course
And I'm like, surely I can see a doctor over in Africa
And they were like, absolutely not
No, I wouldn't
You must have broken it pretty badly
That sucks so much
We asked, did you get injured before the big event
Someone said I broke my elbow a few weeks before my wedding
I wasn't meant to be in a sling
I was meant to be in a sling walking down the aisle
But I ditched it early
Not a great look with a wedding gown
Yeah, fair enough
You just put up with the pain for a bit
And that one, don't you?
Yeah, that's pretty hardcore, though.
Someone else said, my partner broke his foot as we had just bought our new house last year.
It was the worst move of my life.
You'd be past.
You'd be phased.
You'd be phased.
We moved house the last time my fiancé and I, we moved a couple of years ago.
And the week we were moving, I got COVID real bad.
Oh, yeah.
And like, I physically was, I could not hardly do anything.
I would just kind of sat there and packed boxes and then I watched her.
do like 20 trips.
It's like when I fractured my elbows.
Just after my daughter was born.
Your wife was not impressed.
My father went through a massive glass window
and cut open his chest on his stag do
and it was so bad they thought that they might have to get married
in the hospital church.
How bad do you want to get married?
Just delay the marriage.
Yeah, that's pretty awful.
Someone said I was the bride
and I broke my arm by falling off a wall
the week before my wedding. I cut my cast off for the day and all the wedding photos to have me
holding my arm in a very cautious position. I got it reset the next day in a waterproof
cast for my honeymoon in Raritonga. Oh nice, waterproof cast. That woman sounds like a bad
asbid. Yeah, nothing's going to stop her. No. ZD.N's Brie and Clint. I saw this clip earlier today and I wanted
to ask you ladies, is this
true? Is this relatable?
Okay. Is this how you guys experienced the world?
Oh, look at Clint wanting to learn more about
women. Yeah. About time.
Yeah, exactly.
See, fellas? Make a bit of effort. It goes a long way.
It does go a long way.
Here's the clip, okay?
Okay. So I tried on the outfit
that I put together in my head and it looked for shit.
So unfortunately, I won't be going.
I have a good time.
So my question for you ladies is that your experience.
Can we hear that one more?
Yeah, you can.
So I tried on the outfit that I put together in my head and it looked for a shit.
So unfortunately I won't be going.
I have a good time.
So my question for you is, have you ever not gone to something
because the outfit you are going to wear didn't look as good as you thought it would?
Yep.
Wow.
Of course.
Really?
Yeah, I didn't go to our friend Liam, who does the technology at work.
I didn't go to his party because I couldn't...
His birthday party?
No, it was a flat party.
Oh.
I couldn't find a outfit.
That's crazy.
I had a mental meltdown.
Nothing was right.
Oh, the amount of mental meltdowns
I've had over outfit choice.
Yeah.
I've never met a man who cares less about clothing than Liam from technology either.
I know.
You could have literally worn a reusable new world supermarket bag.
I just felt like...
And he wouldn't have noticed.
The clothes just felt off and it was one of those things where you try on another thing,
throw it out, trying another thing.
Then your room's...
Yeah, well.
you're sweating, it's awful.
Oh God.
It is a real spiral.
I didn't know this was an option.
I'd just be going to things ugly.
Can we just not go?
I have wondered that about you.
Yeah, Brie, last thing Claudia came to,
Bree said she's so brave.
Good on her.
You're nice of you to show up.
You always look great.
I have actually had an outfit meltdown in the past.
Have you?
Yeah, and it was the day that I was going to meet Katie Perry.
And you met Katie Perry?
I've seen the photo of you and Katie Perry.
You had a meltdown and you decided to go with that after.
Was that the deepest V that you looked?
Yeah, it was like a scoop neck singlet.
Excuse you, it was not.
And you could see how bright red his entire chest and face was.
It was an extra long federation plaid shirt and that's what I went with.
Nice.
And I was having a proper meltdown over it.
And my girlfriend at the time pointed out how ridiculous I was being.
And she was like, do you actually think Katie Perry gives a shit what you
where. Katie Perry isn't going to remember you five seconds after you leave the room.
She's probably out there right now.
She's rude from my girlfriend.
Even though Clint stands by the fact, has he ever said this to you?
He stands by the fact that he reckons if he was single, he could have hooked.
Oh, no.
It's Katie Perry.
No.
Rita Orra.
That's who it wants.
Clint stands by the fact that Rita Orra flirted with him and he could have hooked up with Rita Orra.
You know why that is though?
Why?
You wore the right outfit that day.
Hey.
Isn't that the story?
Yes.
But I didn't say it like that.
You've got to be careful because she lives in Auckland now.
You can't just say that kind of thing.
She could be listening.
Rita or if you're listening.
No, what I said was...
Can you please clear up this story?
I call B is.
I've got the photo and you, it's hard.
The evidence is actually irrefutable in the photo.
All I said was Rita Ora and I had a moment.
Mm-hmm.
In a hotel room.
Oh, so you're back tracking now.
And?
You're back tracking.
You said Rita Oura had the hots for you and you felt the vibe.
Do you think that with everyone you interview?
That they all have the hots for you?
Not the Katie Perry one, not in what I was wearing.
Someone described me as looking like a hungry farmer.
You were so red.
And I was so red, yeah, yeah.
Anyway.
Anyway, Rita Oura, get in touch if you're listening, 96, 9-9-6.
Text me, girl.
Let's get the tea.
The tea. Live from
L.A. with Dean McCarthy.
Dean, get us across this story
because Bree said it before it was not a new bingo
card for 2026, but is
Pink in trouble for something
she's posted?
So she might be in trouble for something
she's reposted. So here's the situation.
McElmore is currently
touring with Ed Shearin, okay?
Mm-hmm.
And in his
performances, he has shared
basically that he is
pro-Palestine and he has, I believe, even during his performance, had pictures of Gaza and
things like that up on the screens, very confronting. There is a organization that is obviously
blasting his performance, saying how terrible it is, and Pink reposted their posts.
Right.
She didn't write anything. She didn't add any of her own commentary. They said he shouldn't be doing this
and all of the concert goers should get a refund, pink reposted their post.
So basically that she is not in agreement with McElmore's pro-Palestine stance.
And that is where this is kind of currently sitting.
People are actually calling to him to be removed from the Ed Sheeran tour.
I'd love to know what, I don't know whether he should be doing a political thing.
Like, I don't know whether that's the space.
I don't know.
Ed Shear and I, we have not heard from him, obviously.
But Nakamore has not been removed from the tour yet.
but there is, you know, his calls seem to be removed.
What an interesting situation.
I do think that music and politics can, I think they've always, always merged together.
I think protest music is really important, and he is obviously standing up for what he believes in.
If you know anything about McLemore, this isn't anything new.
He has always used his music to stand up for what he believes in.
And obviously, he continues to do that and use his voice for that.
Pink is in the crosshairs though because I'm surprised she even got involved.
I wonder if she's accidentally reshared it or something like that.
Because, yeah, God.
It's weird because she is, well, has she taken a stand on things before?
I don't really know what Pink's politics are.
Yeah, that's an interesting one.
Obviously, she definitely has used her voice in her platform in the past to stand up for certain things.
I don't believe I've seen her comment on this particular situation,
but maybe this is her doing that.
She'll say something.
She'll have to say something.
Yeah, surely her people or her will come out with a statement.
Yeah, right.
Pink wasn't on the list of people to get cancelled in 2026.
No.
Here we are.
That's the T with Dean McCarthy.
We're back after this.
The ZM Podcast Network.
Bree and Clint, a show well known for its maritime and aviation news.
Not so much for its locomotive news.
until now.
Train news, baby.
We're adding that feather to our caps.
Train news.
This weekend, the long-awaited CRL,
which is the subway in Auckland,
the underground train, finally opens.
It's train time.
What a day.
What a time to be alive.
Isn't it?
I'm so excited.
This is like my Christmas.
It's very Auckland-D,
but it's kind of like Christchurch with the stadium,
you know?
We've been waiting a long time for this.
It's cost us a lot of money.
Ten years.
Yeah, about ten years.
We've been waiting.
It was originally meant to cost two and a half billion dollars, the CRL.
Did they save money?
Depends how you define save.
It costs five and a half billion dollars.
Five and a half billion dollars.
So you better bloody ride it, okay?
Aucklanders, you better use it.
The rest of the country, you ever come to Auckland,
you better go on that goddamn train, okay?
It's like when people put a sauna in at their house
and they feel the need to use the sauna every day,
even if they don't like sauna.
They're like, well, I've spent the money,
I have to use it now.
That's how we treat the train.
I'm convinced our Green hates ice baths and saunas.
Yeah, yeah.
Hates him, but he's like, oh, spent the money.
Yeah, it's a problem, isn't it?
Better use it.
So it opens this weekend.
Smart to open it on a weekend, you know,
so you can get all the bugs out.
Because imagine you go Monday,
you go, all right, time to get the new train to work.
Bam, doesn't work.
And that will happen, too.
I need to inform my fianc.
because we don't have many plans this weekend,
but once I tell her about this, God, our weekend is booked.
We can just ride that rail all Saturday.
And you can, okay, because it's...
And Sunday.
Because CRL, the L stands for loop.
So you can just go around and around and around.
It just got so much more exciting.
So if you want to be the first on the train,
because that's pretty cool to be able to say
you were the first person to ever ride the train, right?
That's, I mean, very cool.
I think it's cool, okay?
Are you going to do it?
No, but I think it's cool.
Well, maybe I am actually.
Let me give you the details.
Do you need a hop card?
Because this is where I feel like it's a handbrake for me,
because I do love to ride public transport.
I find it relaxing, depending on what time of day you're riding.
Early hours of the morning and late hours of the night, not so much.
During the day.
Like, do you need a hop card?
Do you know how I know you're lying when you say I love to ride public transport?
Yeah.
Because if you did love to ride public transport,
you'd know you can just tap your F-POS card.
See, well, I didn't, look, I'll be honest.
I haven't got on public transport recently in New Zealand, if ever.
Okay.
It's a big transition.
But I was a big user of the public transport system during my uni days.
Okay.
And where?
In Brisbane.
Okay.
Which great public transport system.
If anyone from Brisbane's listing.
which we used to have to have a card.
And when I went to London recently, they were like,
you just tap on and off with the F-Boss card.
I was like, this is Jesus.
So you can do that here, can you?
Yes, you can.
I wouldn't know.
I take my limo to and from work.
Do you want to be the first one to ride the train?
You can.
It opens, the first trains will depart at 5 a.m.
This Sunday morning, okay?
You reckon people will be lining up at 5 a.m.?
I really do.
I really do.
The first one, the very first scheduled passenger service on the new train in Auckland,
will leave Otahoo at 457 a.m on the South City Road.
Actually, when was the last time you rode public transport?
Saturday.
Where?
I got the train from my suburb into the city to collect my car.
That's because you were too intoxicated when you went to that movie on your own
and you had to get the train home.
Yeah.
You weren't planning on getting the car.
the train home.
Yeah, but I still used it, didn't I?
That's true.
I probably would have panicked and walked home.
When's the last time you used by the transport?
Literally three days ago, Bree.
And before that? Shut up.
And before that? I don't know.
Two weeks ago when I went to the rugby?
Should I quit while I was ahead.
Maybe we cancelled train news.
I feel like it's tearing this show apart.
Yeah, I feel like it is putting a wedge between us.
It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast.
God, I really do think train news is a fail.
People texting in going, Clint, the L doesn't stand for loop in CRL.
It stands for Link.
Okay.
Wait, you're telling me it's not even a loop?
No, it is a loop.
Are you sure?
Because you didn't even know what the L stood for in CRL.
Train news is cancelled.
All right?
It's all.
You ruined it.
You ruined it.
Who?
Me?
Everyone.
Everyone ruined it.
Okay.
Okay.
No more train news.
God, someone's sensitive about their train news?
You were the one that got it wrong.
I was going to ride the train to work on Monday so we could talk about it.
Were you just?
Yeah.
It was.
What, now you're not doing it?
No.
No, I don't want to.
Okay, well, if you let others opinions affect your decision-making.
Don't try and nigg me.
Don't try to nig me into riding the train, okay?
Be your own person.
Ride the train if you're going to ride the train.
That's all I'm going to say.
Anyway, I said I had theme park news for you before, and what I meant is, Bree, I have
theme park news for you.
For me?
For you. For everyone that's interested, but I feel like you specifically.
There's a cheese theme park that's opening.
Close.
Really?
Close as far as the things that you love.
But don't take it from me.
Take it from chairman of the NRL Peter Valandes.
Well, NREL World, which is a theme park that's going to have augmented reality.
You'll be able to speak to your favourite player and he's going to be able to answer back.
and it'll be something different for sport
and, you know, we're looking forward
to launching that in the next six months.
The younger generation love playing games.
So let's give them to them.
Let's give them some life reality in, you know,
kick a goal, pass the ball, all augmented reality.
Dream World, Sea World, NRL World.
I'm so keen.
Are you?
NRL world, hell yes.
Imagine the games that they'd have.
Mm-hmm.
Be awesome.
One of the big selling points you would have heard Valandis say there was that
you can go and talk.
talk to one of your favorite NRL players.
What are they all going to live at NRL world?
No, an augmented reality.
So it'll be like a hologram.
You can go and talk to some gronk from Newcastle and be like, hey, I love you.
You're my favorite player.
And he'll go, oh.
Nice to meet you.
Got any peers.
We just, the boys and I, we went out there, gave 110%.
That's all we could do today.
I don't want to be negative about everything.
But it is giving off the vibe of, you know,
that episode of The Simpsons where the guy comes to town and sells them a monorail?
It sounds like some tech guy has gone to Sydney and gone to Peter Valandes and gone,
you know what I could do for you, augmented reality NRL world.
And he's like, whoa, why would I do that?
And he's gone, because kids love video games.
Oh, okay.
And it's only going to cost you $30 million.
He's gone, oh, okay, well, that sounds good.
NRL world.
NRL world.
I'm keen.
I think it would be a good time.
Imagine you know what I would like
if they could put me in an augmented reality
where I could relive
like a certain state of origin
but I could be one of the players
and I could be there
and relive those moments
of certain games.
Yeah.
Would be pretty special.
Okay, now you're talking.
Okay, so if they could put you in Jonathan Thurston's boots
and you could kick the winning drop kick.
How amazing would that be?
The NRL grand final and then all the players rush up to you.
That would actually be quite incredible, wouldn't it?
Yeah.
It would be awesome.
And then you could have rides like where you have to run into like a certain area
and then they hit you with what it would feel like to be tackled by, you know, like a front rower in the NRL.
Oh, well, if we're doing feeling stuff, imagine if they did the John Hopiwati experience.
Yeah, that's adults only.
That's adults only.
Yeah.
It's got a height and age restriction on that one.
It sure does.
To sign a waiver to go on with John Hopperwati experience.
Let's go.
It's ZM's Brinklin podcast.
Next on the show we're going to play Let's Get Classical.
And it will be Ella's final round of Let's Get Classical,
which means this could quite possibly be the final ever game of Let's Get Classical.
It could very well be.
The game is predicated on the idea that Ella knows more about music than us
and has a better musical ear than us.
And it got quite serious.
It did get quite serious.
So it turned into quite a big competition.
Yeah.
Claude, you do keep track of who wins what, don't you?
Yeah.
I was just wondering, should we do it, as it's the last game, we should do a wrap-up.
Of what the total scores are?
Yeah, from over the years.
That would be interesting, wouldn't it?
Yeah.
I'm only keen if I won.
Imagine if we're even.
Imagine if it's been a couple of years of this game and we're even.
I reckon it is probably about 50-50.
And this is the decider.
I've got a couple weeks to back up on, but that'll take me like 30.
seconds.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, we'll play a song.
You get the data.
Ella, Ella, you're on.
All right.
This is your final game.
You're on, dicky.
You're on.
Yeah, there she is.
Yeah, there it is.
You need to pick the winner, okay?
Is it going to be Ella and her final ever,
let's get classical?
Or are Bree and Clint going to come in and crush her hopes and dream?
Nah, you losers won't win.
You can text Ella to 9669-9-6 or Bree and Clint to 9-6-9-6.
Listen to how hard she's trying to smack talk.
Yeah, you suck.
I'm really not good at Smack Talk.
Okay, let me try.
Oi, you over there in the corner, you think you're going to win?
Yep.
Nah.
You suck.
I don't know what to say.
No.
So just stop.
There's 50 KFC chicken dollars up for grabs if you correctly pick the winner.
Let's hope her let's get classical gameplay is better than that.
Yeah.
Play Z-N's Breene Klint.
Bring and Clint.
Let's get.
Classical.
Could be the final ever, let's get classical,
because this is Ella's final week.
People are still finding this out.
Every time we mention it, they text in and they go,
what?
Where's Ella going?
Yeah, someone said,
I don't know about that life decision.
Yeah, well, she's going to Uganda to raise orphaned guinea pigs.
So how do you feel now?
Exactly, right?
Yeah.
You can't stand between a girl and her calling.
She's going to be a grating carrot.
It's going to be a guinea pig shepherd.
First one.
Ella, guinea pig.
That's me, baby.
So let's get classical one more time where we guess popular songs in classical style.
Claudia, did you manage to find out what the leaderboard is for the entire history of this game?
I've got you the last three years, which is I think is the number of years that we've played it.
So in 2024, it was 19 points to Bru and Clint, 23 to Ella.
Nice.
Aller on top for that one.
Last year, 27 to Brian Clint, 17 to Ella.
Whoa, pantsing.
Bad year for Ella.
Yeah.
Bad year for you, Ella.
The crazy thing is I hadn't added up this year scores until just now.
You have 11 each.
11 each.
For the year.
Shut the year.
No way.
So shall we treat this as year three, the decider of year three?
Yeah.
Seeing as we've got a year each.
Oh, a lot on the line.
It's kind of the decider of the whole thing then because you're tied.
That's what I mean.
For the whole thing.
That's what I mean.
Okay.
That's crazy.
Let's do it.
Okay.
Well, you obviously know how it works.
in with your name, tell me the name of the song and the name of the artist.
First team to two correct songs wins everything.
Are we ready?
Ready.
No pressure.
Yeah, no pressure.
It's just for fun.
I need to get my Hulk out.
Hang on.
Do you call your poo's Hulk?
No, like my competitive.
If your poos are green, you need to get that check.
I will.
That might be spinach, but could be something else.
Let's just play, okay?
Here we go.
Here's your first song.
Mm-hmm, Ella.
Ella, just, um, Bruno Myers, just the way you are.
She's got it.
Yep, that's it.
I didn't even barely hear it.
I heard nothing in there.
Yeah, I like that you rebuzz, even though it's a run of your turn.
Ella,
your one win away from taking out the whole thing.
Don't give it to me.
Are you trying?
We're trying, yeah, we're trying.
Good.
I want to win with a win.
Ella, you're going to win with a win right now?
No, I think it's wrong, but I was going to say a Hall of Fame.
No, great guess, really good guess.
Free guest, Bree and Clint?
Oh, I had it there.
Just as that little piano.
I got nothing.
No, I have to go again.
Okay, we're all back in.
Oh, it's right there.
Ella?
Ella.
See you again, Charlie.
Puck!
Yeah.
I was nowhere.
Ella did it.
Made ugly Bree and Clint to come out on top.
And thank God she did it because there wasn't a single text for Bree and I this week.
All wanted Ella to go out on a win
And Maya, you correctly did it,
picked Ella so you get 50 KFC chuggin dollars.
Maya!
Maya?
No, we'll get hold of Maya later.
She's speechless.
Congratulations, Ella.
Congrats, Ella, well deserved.
What a song to go out on.
Now we watch her drive away.
That's you, Ella, your family.
Stop, don't be nice to me.
Oh, Christ.
ZDM's Bree and Clint Podcast.
Here's the situation.
My sister-in-law has sent me a message this morning saying,
do you know what's happening at your parents' house at the moment?
And I said, I have no idea what you're talking about.
So her and my brother have gone to visit my parents in lovely Stanthorpe, Queensland over the weekend.
Kim, my sister-in-law and my brother, as they've walked into the house,
they were greeted with a smell.
And Kim said it was, what she recorded?
as quite a recognisable smell.
And both her and my brother were like,
what is that?
They soon realized that my parents had planted some new trees
out the front of the main doorway of the house.
My sister-in-law said to me,
they've planted trees that are known to give off a smell
that is of a bodily fluid only men
produce. Yeah. We're being
very careful with the wording here. And I've
looked it up. The particular
tree, and they've planted
multiple, by the way, they've
planted multiple ornamental
pear trees, which according
to the research I've done
have been given
a nickname that I can't repeat on radio.
Starts with sea.
Starts with sea. Sea trees.
Sea trees. And they are known
to smell and have a pungent
aroma that is very similar to a bodily fluid that comes from a man.
Is your mother aware of the type of trees that she has planted?
This is what I don't know.
Yeah.
And I think we need to call her and ask her if she knows what her and my father have done.
She, if she doesn't, she's going to be mortified.
She is.
And if she does.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
What's going on?
Not much.
How are you?
You're on the radio right now, Mum.
Hey, do I?
Oh, am I?
Yes.
Hi, guys.
How are you going?
Yes, we're good.
Hey, look, a bit of a courtesy call for you this afternoon, Mum.
I got a message.
I'm not going to say who from, but I got a message from someone about something you and dad have done there at the house.
And I just wanted to call you to see if you realize the mistake you've made.
Oh, okay.
I've got no idea what you're talking about, but fill me in.
Okay, great.
Are there any particular...
new plants that you have planted around the house recently?
Planted around the house.
Any trees that you might have planted?
No.
Any sort of bushes with a strong fragrance?
Big Steve.
Big Steve.
Are you there?
Oh.
I certainly am.
Yeah.
Good day, Steve.
Bree's Dad.
Hi, Dad.
Good day, guys.
How are you?
They're the trees that I'm talking about.
They're known as ornamental pear trees.
How many of those have you planted?
aren't it dead?
There's six in the front and six in the front and I think another six or eight at the back.
Okay, so quite a few of the trees.
I know that they're in blossom at the moment.
How would you describe the smell of the trees?
Do they smell like anything?
I call them my poo-by-poo smelling trees.
Oh, shut up, Steve.
Oh, poo.
Oh, poo.
Oh, poo.
No.
It's horrible.
It's a very, very.
very, very, very strong smell.
He opened a fort door the other day and I thought the cattle had been in the front yard.
Okay, so you think cattle.
Question, is it a recognisable smell for you, Mum?
Why?
Does it bring back memories of anything?
Yeah, does it smell like anything in particular?
Have you smelled that smell recently?
Yeah.
Maybe.
Do you, are you guys aware as to what those trees are nicknamed?
No?
Why don't they nicknamed?
The ornamental pear tree has the nickname in Australia
c***in trees.
Oh, no.
No, Brianna, they...
That's not right.
No, I'm being dead serious with you.
This is not a wind up.
This is not a wind up at all.
You've got half a dozen sq trees out of front
and then another half a dozen
stu-trees up your back in.
You've got a deculate trees all over the property.
Oh, Priyana.
What a dad samer.
Oh.
Oh.
No.
Not those type.
No.
No.
They're not on ships.
They're going to open the front door again at the moment.
That's, oh, that's, you've come.
They're absolutely beautiful if you can't smell anything.
Yeah.
Can I just say, Di, you did a wonderful job of pretending to not recognize the same.
We almost believed you.
But you know how you smell something?
You think, what is that smell?
I can't quite put my finger on it.
I don't want to know anymore.
There's good news, guys.
To remove the smell, you obviously want to know how to get rid of the smell, don't you?
Yeah.
Yeah?
You just go and get a tree vasectomy.
Mm.
It's a simple procedure.
Yeah.
Simple procedure.
Just a quick snap.
Little snip, snip, and it'll get rid of that smell.
I think I'll give them a lobotomy as well.
It's called ring marking.
That's what it's called.
Dead set true story though, guys.
This is not a wind-up.
That is what those trees are nicknamed
and you've got a bunch of them in your front-end backyard.
No, Brianna.
I reckon I'm going to go and look it up now
because I reckon this is a G-up.
It's a C-Up, that's for sure.
The CDM's Brie Anclent.
Evening, everybody.
Brie and Glenn, if you just need a morale boost,
right now. I just want you to look out the window, wherever you are.
Realize the fact that it's three minutes past 5pm and it's full sunlight.
Well, where we are, it's full sunlight.
Yeah, it wouldn't be?
I know.
The rest of the country?
In summer, it gets dark later in the South Island.
I don't know about right in this part of the season.
Closer to the equator.
Surely, surely.
Surely everyone's got the sunlight right now.
We're closer to the equator.
No, we are closer to the equator.
Yeah. South Island closer to Antarctica.
Antarctica.
Yeah, yeah.
That's why it's colder.
Yeah, it's why it's called the South.
Yeah.
South Pole.
No, it's proximity to Antarctica isn't why it's...
Oh, where is it?
I think it is.
Is it?
I think so.
Yeah, it's closer to the bottom of the earth.
Oh, that'll be why Northland's hotter.
Yep, that is right.
Anyway, look outside right now.
I can't tell if he's being serious.
I can't tell if you're being serious.
I'm being dead serious.
I believe that the South Island is colder because it's close.
to Antarctica.
But that doesn't track with your flat earth sentiment.
Shut up.
Now you're trying to deflect about the fact that you just learnt why the South
Islands colder.
I didn't say that.
Stop gaslighting me.
When did I say that?
What?
Oh my God.
Claudia, am I going crazy?
Is this baby brain?
Am I experiencing baby brain?
Are we both going crazy?
Wait.
Who is, who's sighted?
you on. The south is colder, the north is warmer because of the equator and the north and south.
Yes, that's what I'm saying. Exactly right. Clint only just realised that, but now he's trying
to backtrack and say that he knew that all along. Let's disagree to disagree, okay? No, no. We're not
agreeing to disagree. Okay, you're right. If that's what you need to hear. You're right. I am wrong
about so much on the show and you're always right. So when you are wrong and I teach you something,
I relish in it.
It's getting a bit heated in here.
I reckon we just stick a pin in it.
We're going too far north.
I think it's because we're in the North Island.
Hey, next on the show, you're going to love this.
Bree has sent a very loving message for her partner to the wrong person.
Not just anyone.
Someone who I admire and adore and they're famous.
You said a celebrity, yeah.
Yep.
What an idiot.
I want to know if there was a picture involved as well.
Oh, no.
Daddy Franklin.
Good news, guys.
We've had text in.
It says, guys, guys, it's daylight in Southland.
So we've cleared that all up, okay?
Daylight everywhere right now.
Everyone's getting the benefit.
Everybody get the benefits.
Which is great.
We do love spring.
Look, I made a very bad error today.
I thought I was texting my fiancé.
Turns out I wasn't texting my fiancé.
Uh-oh.
And I was texting not just a friend of mine.
but a friend of mine who is also famous.
Oh.
In someone who I adore and love very much.
Yeah.
So look, full transparency.
I need to set up.
Wasn't Ursula Carlson, was it?
No, it wasn't.
You weren't sending steamy text to Ursula Carlson.
She would lap it up.
It's not a steamy text.
It wasn't a steamy text.
It's worse, in my opinion.
Okay.
It's like a soppy, sappy text.
Oh, Ursula Carlson would not appreciate that.
She would have ripped me a new one.
Yeah.
So look, full transparency, obviously in our household, we have a six week old newborn.
So a lot of changes happening in our household, good days and bad days.
It's an amazing thing becoming a parent for the first time, but it's also hard.
It's a roller coaster.
It is a roller coaster of emotions.
And I've been doing everything I can to look after my fiancée, Sophia, and,
our son Toto. I've just been doing everything I can to support her, which has meant, I think,
my mental health has gone a little bit by the wayside. So I've had a couple of bad days here.
Understandable, yeah. Right. Anyway, my partner has identified that. And a huge thing for me is
an active service. And today I was super stressed and I was like, I need to do this. And I've got so
much to do because I'd woken up early and I'd taken Toto out of the room so she could sleep.
And so I've been, you know, I had the baby all morning.
I was trying to keep him quiet so I didn't have time to do all this other stuff.
Anyway, she's recognised that and she has made my lunch for me.
That's so nice.
Which is like a huge thing for me, you know.
And I didn't realize she'd done that.
She's gone and took Toto for a play date with some of her friends.
And I was like, stressed and I was like, oh, my lunch.
and I've opened the fridge and here's my lunch sitting for me.
Oh, ma'am.
It's really sweet.
And I cried.
I get it.
I had a little cry.
And I was like, that's so nice.
And so...
I'm been to be making you lunch.
I said I'm going to be looking after you.
And I felt very, yeah, very seen.
And anyway, I was running late.
So I got in the car.
And as I was walking to work, I was like,
I'm going to send her a nice message to tell her how much I appreciate it.
Yeah.
And so I've opened up my phone.
And do you want to hear what the text?
Yeah, go on.
Okay.
So the text was, where is it?
There's been a few back and forth now.
So I said, when I saw that you'd made my lunch today, I cried.
Thank you so much.
It means the world to me.
I love you.
So sent that text.
That's nice.
And I was like, sent?
and as I've sent it
I've looked back at the top of the message
and realised that I had actually text
Kaylee Bell
They're so good
Immediately panicked
It was like, how do I have sent it?
Why did she send into Kaylee Bell?
Because I had been texting Kay.
Her name is even closest to Sophia in the dictionary
Not even close but she, I had been texting.
her this morning about something else.
So she was first in my text list.
Okay.
And I, my brain, I'm just so tired.
Yeah, Kaylee Bell on the brain.
Nope, Kaylee Bell, literally, boots and all.
Oh, that's so good.
And so I've just automatically, because normally my partner's at the top,
so I've opened up the text conversation and sent it to her.
What did Kaylee Bell say?
Kaylee Bell was really nice because I was, I fully panicked.
Yeah.
and was like, how embarrassing?
And I was like, how do I unsend it?
How do I unsend it?
And after like five minutes, I realized you can unsend it.
Oh, okay.
And so I've unsent it.
But then it says in the text thing, you unsent a message.
Yeah, yeah.
And then she was like, did you just unsend something?
And then she said, I didn't see anyway.
I was deep in a week's worth of washing.
And I have the feeling that she has seen it.
She's just trying to make you feel better.
nice because that's the type of person she is.
It could have been so much worse.
I'm sure there are messages that you would much rather,
you would rather,
you would much less rather you had sent to Canada.
Yeah.
At least it wasn't like, I mean, what would you rather,
I feel like a raunchy text devastating.
Also like where you're having a fight or an argument,
like if you send, oh, that's awful as well.
The one that I've fallen for in the past is sending a message
that was intended for my partner.
to a friend but in there.
Talking about them?
No, no.
Using their cutesy only between us too
that no one else is meant to ever hear a nickname.
I sent it to the wrong person.
Wait, what's the nickname?
No, I'm not going to tell you.
What's the nickname?
No, I'll never tell you.
I'll never tell you, but I send it to probably the worst person.
I send it to Drunemia.
And he ripped me something chronic for it.
Producer Claude.
Actually, no, it's all right.
I'm going to message Drew Nehmi.
me here and see if he remembers what the nickname was.
We want to know from you guys.
I know 800 dials at em.
It's a classic.
It's happened to everybody.
Did you send the message to the wrong person?
And what was the message?
Okay.
What did it contain and who did you send it to?
Like, I've just thought about it.
You know, when you're thinking about someone and you're bitching about them.
Yes.
And let's say.
That is the, yeah.
And then you automatically your brain sends it to that person.
Or you send the screenshot of the message.
Oh, even worse.
The conversation with that person to the person.
person?
Yeah.
The worst.
So,
so tell us about it.
Vint, get it off your chest.
Z-D.
N's Brinclin.
So we want to know
who did the message
accidentally go to.
Sam's here.
Hey, Sam.
Hi, Sam.
Hello.
What happened, mate?
So, bear in mind,
I was 21 at the time.
Okay.
A guy asked me on a date
and I was a little bit
self-absorbed
and I wanted to decline
because I found out
he had no hair.
Oh.
Okay, yeah.
So me and my best friend had a Snapchat story that only each other could see.
Oh, no.
We sent vlogs to each other.
I posted it to my main story about how I didn't want to go on a date with this guy
because he had no hair.
Oh, did he see it?
And I was going to fake having COVID.
He saw it.
No!
Please tell me in like a full circle, then you felt bad so you went out on a date and now you've been together for years.
No, you don't go on a date with someone because you feel bad?
No, I just let him ghost me.
Yeah.
But hey, it was a teaching moment because I can hear the remorse in your voice, Sam.
So, you know.
Yes.
And that's the main thing, Sam.
Yeah.
Is that these are all learnings.
First time caller.
And?
Long.
Oh, long time.
There's a long time.
There we go.
First time call.
Thanks, Sammy.
We appreciate it.
Let's go to Anonymous.
Hi Anonymous.
Hi.
Anonymous.
Hi.
The text went to the wrong person, Anonymous.
Give us the details.
So I had just started recently seeing a.
guy and we were sending some playful messages.
Fun.
You know, the day before and I went to send him a raunchy message with a photo, half-naked
photo.
Oh.
And I sent it to a group of my full body, but with lingerie on.
Okay.
I completely naked.
Yeah.
And I sent it to a group of my staff.
And I was the general manager.
Oh.
You were the general manager.
You didn't just send it to one person.
You sent it to the whole.
staff? No, it was a group of five of like, you know, a group chat that we had. And luckily
they were people I had very good relationships with, but I, it was the middle of the workday.
I could see them all receive it because we had glass partition doors.
Oh my God.
And one was in a meeting, like, online, and I could see their faces and I had to call them into
a meeting and like explain and apologize.
Anonymous.
It was just lucky that we had.
to open up and swallow you whole in that moment.
It was so awkward.
It couldn't have been more awkward than that.
Did anyone reply to the text?
I didn't really give them a chance and managed to get some of them to delete it.
You're just like, emergency meeting?
Emergency meeting!
No one look at your phone.
Pretty much.
That's exactly what I had.
I want to know, because it's a real vibe killer,
but did you ever end up sending the raunchy photo to the person that you were dating?
Because you've gone to all this trouble to take the picture.
No.
after that, I was like, I'm never doing that again.
Like, I'm not risking that.
You poor thing, anonymous.
In good news, I'm still good friends with all of those people,
and they give me a lot of grief about it.
It's a longstanding joke these days.
Hey, well, at least you can laugh about it.
You feel better.
Yeah.
That's the main thing.
I saw Bree's Werenchy photos on her phone once.
Why are we bringing this up again?
Don't listen to him.
Reopened her photo, her gallery, her camera roll.
Clint's making up stories again.
No, I saw them.
Uh-huh.
I was trying to make Brie feel better.
I'm not trying to make her feel worse.
You've dragged me down into this as well, Anonymous.
Thanks Anonymous, we love it.
We said, when did the message go to the wrong person?
Someone said, I did that just now.
I vented about my mother-in-law and then I sent it to her.
Devastating and very awkward the next time we see each other.
The mother-in-law is so awkward.
It might be one of the worst to accidentally send it to them.
Would you rather send a vent about the mother-in-law?
to the mother-in-law or would you rather send a raunchy message to the mother-in-law?
Raunchy.
100%.
Because you can come back from that.
Yeah, true.
There's no malice, is there?
Nah.
It's just like, oh, whoops, you can laugh about it.
What about this?
I just sent a photo of my speeding fine to my mum, who absolutely ripped me as it was supposed
to go to my partner.
Yeah.
Oh, no.
I sent a Snapchat of my now wife with her dressing gown open flashing me to her family
Snapchat.
group. Genuine mistake, but boy, there were some reactions. Who were you meant to Snapchat
it to? Was it meant, yeah, who were you going to send that to? If you've taken the photo of her,
who are you meant to Snapchat it to? Yeah. Hi guys, I need to be anonymous. I was texting my
boyfriend at the time about how much I loved the thing we did that morning. Turns out, I was actually
texting my roommate. She said, oh, really? I didn't know that we had that kind of relationship. I was
so embarrassed.
Yeah, it's so awkward because then they would have been like, oh, I was here this morning.
Yeah.
I know what you guys were doing.
We didn't do that.
So many people texting through.
Someone else said, what about when you send the email to all staff?
I did that recently.
It's so embarrassing.
What did you send all staff?
It was about our friend who was leaving.
And there was some leaving drinks.
and I said, and they said
there'll be a tab open from four to six
and I think I said,
make sure there's still a tab at seven
because the Bree and Clint show
will be arriving thirsty.
And I sent it, I replied all by mistake.
And about six people went,
hey, you know there's like management and shit
on this email.
Everyone's like,
boom, a Clint, add it again.
So buy your own drinks, Clint, you tight ass.
Dead Am's Breed Clint,
podcast.
All I want from my birthday is a birthday banger.
Birthday bangers, this is our birthday banger laboratory
where we figure out your birthday bangers.
Yeah, we're mixing up birthday banners.
That's right.
We're concocting bangers.
With our bunsen burners.
Yeah, and our beakers.
And our test tubes.
And our flasks and our peterie dishes.
Very good, that's enough puns.
Let's go to cat.
Hi, Kat.
Hi, Kat.
Hi.
How's your day been, Kat?
Oh, not too bad, thank you.
I'm so excited to be on birthday banger.
I love this segment.
Oh, amazing.
Oh, well, we're excited to have you, Cat.
That's such a lovely compliment.
Hey, what is your birthday?
My birthday is the 15th December, 1983.
I reckon you're destined for a great one.
I want everyone to get a good one, but I really want Kat to get a good one.
Me too.
That means you a 16 cat.
In 1999, she loves the segment.
Let's hope for a goodie.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
It's a banger, cat.
You've got to be happy with that.
That's a banger.
That's worth the wait.
I'm very happy.
Good.
You're in the lead.
Wait there, okay?
We're going to do Harriet's mum's birthday banger.
Hi, Harriet.
Hi, Harriet.
Hi.
How old are you, Harriet?
I'm 10.
You're 10.
Okay.
So a bit young to do your birthday banger yet,
but you're here to do mums.
What's her birthday?
Yeah.
19th of September 1984.
Oh, it's coming up that means.
Your mum was 16 though, Harriet, in the year 2000,
and let her know that this is her birthday banger.
Another banger.
Bop from the Bomb Funk MCs.
Does mum like it?
Yeah, she says it's all right.
She's on the fence.
What's mum's name, Harriet?
Emily.
Emily.
Okay.
Very good.
Wait there.
You could be our winner.
We'll go to Diven.
Hi, Diven.
Hi, how are you?
Good, Devin.
How's your day been?
Fantastic, thank you.
Good to hear.
What is your birthday?
27th of May 2001.
All right, that's easy math for me.
You were 16 and 2017.
And back on your 16th birthday, this was a day.
at the top.
DJ Callard.
Yes, this was a tune.
We were stuck in a DJ Caled time warp when this came out.
And this was huge.
What do you reckon, Devin?
It's very grey.
I think I like cats better though.
Yeah, same.
This was a crazy song though.
It was DJ Caled, Justin Bieber, Cuevo, Chants the Rapper and Lil Wayne.
Yeah, like how many people did they want on the damn song?
It's very Gemini, isn't it?
Very Gemini.
Very much so.
It feels like quantity over quality.
Yeah.
Just throw them all on there.
Put them all on there.
It'll have to be a hit.
I'm going with Kat.
I'm going with Kat too.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
After she said she loved this segment, but not only that.
Not only because of that.
She had a fantastic birthday banger.
Cat, you've just won birthday banger.
And we appreciate you listening, Kat.
Worth the way.
Here's Brittany from 1999 on Z-N with Brian Clintz.
Baby, baby, how was I supposed?
The ZDM Podcast Network.
It's a Tuesday, and you know the tradition on a Tuesday we go searching for a
Name in a Haystack!
Hardest game and radio.
We got super excited last week that we were going to do it on the $4,000 round.
But it wasn't to be.
It's just because God doesn't want us to win it yet.
No, he wants us to really earn it.
Does he want us to win on Ella's $4,000?
final ever name in a haystack.
Ella, you've been a part of this since the start.
2024.
Wouldn't that be special?
What a lovely send-off that would be for you.
That would be a radio highlight for sure.
Imagine if you leave and then whoever replaces you,
they win it on their first week.
And they haven't earned it.
No, they haven't earned it, but they're like,
what are you guys talking about?
This game's easy.
Pigs of piss.
Well, it is what it is.
You're going to help us achieve it this week.
We're going to give away.
So the concept guys,
random name selected by one producer,
which this week will be Ella.
Yes.
Random business, Celeste selected by the other producer, which this week is Claudia.
We then call that business.
If that name answers, today, they'll win $4,050.
Ooh-l-la.
Damn.
So Ella?
So I've been notoriously really bad at the names.
What?
No.
No, not you.
Did you get that from?
What?
That's crazy, man.
I'm going to end up on a bang.
I'm just going to do it after one of my favorite artists.
Ezekiel.
No.
Roll model.
Little Mars.
sex.
How did you know?
Somber.
No, I feel like this is fine, but I'm looking for Billy after Billy Eilish.
I'm happy with Billy?
Billy's cute.
Billy's good.
Billy can be a boy.
Billy is androgynous.
Yep.
You guys get too happy with that.
The second name of my son, I'll just point out.
Oh, true.
Oh, yeah.
I thought you mean another son's coming.
Your second son.
No.
My current son.
Name of my second son.
Okay.
Okay, Claudia.
Where does Billy work?
We hope that Billy works at the Star Dome Observatory in Auckland.
No.
Oh, what is the Star Dome?
Have you not been?
No.
It's a big telescope in Cornwall Park.
And you get to be in these like 4D chairs where they show you how the universe looks.
It's so cool.
It's cool.
We're not selling it to you.
Yeah, no.
Key, I'm going to go this weekend.
Kids go there on school trips.
Fun.
People go there on edibles.
It's great.
It's got something for all.
Claudia, please connect us to the Stardome Observatory in Auckland where if Billy answers the phone,
they'll win 4,050.
Here we go. Good luck, everybody. Good luck. Good luck, Ella.
Jorra, Tefatu, you're speaking with you.
Hi, Theo. It's Bree and Clint calling from Zidem. How are you?
Hi, Theo.
Yeah, not too bad. How are you guys?
Yeah, good. Thank you.
We got a silly old game that we play on this show, Theo, where we call random places
and we try and pick the name of the person that's going to answer the phone.
And we picked you guys out today, and the name that we chose was Billy.
I hate to disappoint.
Yeah, I know.
No, Billy's work there, Theo?
No, sorry.
I hate to disappoint you, but if your name was Billy, you would have won four grand.
That's a shame.
You've really disappointed him now.
No, no.
I'll have to let my parents know that they let me down today.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, she goes way back to them.
They let you down.
Yeah, yeah.
Exactly.
Ask if Billy was in the consideration list for names.
But, all right, we appreciate you.
Thank you for your time.
Thanks, Theo.
No, as at all.
Okay.
Theo sounds lovely.
At least he had a cool name, you know?
Yeah.
You can't be mad at Theo.
That's a cool name.
Oh, Ella.
Oh, Ella.
Oh, well, Ella.
I'll just be a normal listener, listening to the radio.
Can we please?
Going, this game's stupid.
I've just had an idea.
Yeah.
When I'm speaking, like I'm being positive,
when this game does go off and it will.
Someone eventually has to win.
Yeah, yeah.
Can we throw a celebratory.
party.
Because I feel like we deserve it and obviously
Ella will be invited. No, you know what we need to do.
We need to go and deliver a novelty
check. An enormous novelty
check. And does that novelty check come with
a party? Can we do it in a barn? Like a
hoe down? Oh! I'm keen.
Can you get a miniature party? I just
think when you work so hard for something
you deserve to celebrate when you
finally get a result. Oh my gosh. I'll be the
mower. At the party.
I can do a really good move. Okay, maybe we don't have to invite
Ella. No, she'll be gone.
We'll try again next week.
Next, though, there's a new version of, remember the micro-wave?
But I still need a bit of milk, full fat, which I've warmed in the micro-wave.
How could we forget?
There's a new micro-wave.
And by that, I mean a new way to pronounce a word that we've all been saying forever.
I'm keen to hear it.
This time it's Spider-Man who has changed the saying.
Okay.
And we'll hear about it after Stella Lefty.
It's ZM's Bree and Clint Podcast.
Sorry, if that was a shock before and you haven't heard the news.
I've been drip-fining it in that Ella is leaving.
This is her last week on the show.
Someone just said, where the hell is producer Ella going?
Her resignation is declined.
Yeah, so, Ellie, you're going to have to go and tell management.
Okay, they're staying.
I'll do that right now.
Yeah, to unclear out your desk.
That'd be nice, okay?
Hey, remember when Nigella Lawson reinvented the name for the microwave a couple of years ago?
But I still need a bit of milk, full fat, which I've warmed in the micro-wa-vei.
I would argue that we got it wrong and it shouldn't be called microwave and she got it right.
If anyone would know, it's celebrity chef Nigella Lawson.
Just a more fun way to say microwave.
It did kind of catch on too.
Like from time to time we will refer to it as the micro-wave.
Now there is a new star trying to change the way that we say another very common.
word and this time it's Spider-Man.
Tom Holland?
No, Spider-Man.
Like, as in the character?
No, Spider-Man.
Spider-Man's not a real person.
Andrew Garfield, okay?
I was trying to get you to go through all the Spider-Man's.
Andrew Garfield was asked in an interview what his opinion is of people getting Botox,
and this is what he said.
I want to tread a bit carefully here because I have obviously a very particular
belief that it would be great
if we lived in a society where no one felt the pressure
to do anything to the FACES. But unfortunately
I understand that we are in a society
where there is a pressure to do stuff to the FACES
especially for the women.
To the what? To the FACES.
Is he trying to say face?
FACES. Faces. Faces.
Faces. According to Andrew Garfield.
I hate it. I hate it too.
I hate it so much.
I feel like he said women at the end.
He said women.
Women quite weird.
Yeah, he did.
You can't change two words in one interview.
Pick a word and try and change that.
Yeah, or else it gets way too confusing.
Also, people in the comments were like,
don't you have a go at Botox when you've had a hair transplant?
I was like, Jesus.
Hurry out.
Poor Andrew Garfield, just out here trying to support people aging naturally.
Yeah.
Gets torn a new one.
Well, can't we just take him with Fart Chey value?
I don't know if Farchase is going to catch on
I don't think it'll catch on
It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast
And that's the end of the Brie and Clint show
I'm excited because there's a fresh episode of Colin
from Accounts on tonight
It's the last one I believe
It's the final episode ever which is bittersweet
But I'm excited for it
Might start the show again from the start
You should
And it's just skipped season two
Yeah I saw that
The two main characters
spoke out about
When they filmed the last episode
Yeah.
And the director, once they had called a rap, was like, that's it.
That's a rap on Colin from accounts.
Yeah.
And how everyone in the room just felt real sad.
Yeah, you would.
Yeah.
Because I feel like three seasons, you're not at the point where you're like, oh, we know we've done it all.
No.
I wonder why they decided it was three seasons.
So I actually heard them speak about this because the two main characters from Colin from accounts,
excluding Colin the dog.
There are a couple in the show,
their husband and wife in real life.
Wait, the two main characters are they together in real life?
Yeah, did you not know that?
Are they?
Yeah, yeah.
So they are married.
It's been a project that they have written and created together.
This final season, I don't know if it's been the way,
the whole way through, but this last season,
they had turn about writing each episode.
Right.
So she wrote one, he wrote one, she wrote one, he wrote one.
And they said to them, this show is fantastic.
If you were offered a crazy amount of money, would you continue with it?
And they both said, no.
They said, no, no.
It's enough.
Yeah, well, that's what the people from Ted Lasso said, too.
Oh, and they should have stopped.
You're so mean.
They should have.
You what, how many episodes did you watch?
Three.
No, you didn't.
I did.
Did you actually?
I did.
I watched three episodes, yeah.
And you hated it.
It's the worst decision they ever made.
I should have left it.
It was fantastic.
And they've ruined it.
Anyway, calling from accounts TV and Z Plus.
Go watch that tonight.
Definitely don't watch that awful Ted Lassau reboot though.
Your word's not mine.
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