ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley - Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley's Lil Bitta Pod - JASON MOMOA EDITION!

Episode Date: June 15, 2026

BONUS POD: Hayley chats to the one and only JASON MOMOA in an exclusive interview that is FULL of tension... 🥵 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a special little bit of pod. A little treat for you. Yeah, with the exclusive New Zealand Jason Mammao interview. Yeah, that was given to us and us only. And I do love with you guys, you know, because usually with celebrity interviews, they've got to be really quick, you're on such a huge time limit. And I love that you guys just go, hails take this, you know? I want you in there sort of fucking up my timing and getting your bloody, you know,

your lame questions on, tell me about supergirl. You know, I'm... I did as much, you know, super good questions as I needed. It's about catching up. With our boy Jays. Who, by the way, mentioned you two, my name, asked how the boys were. Diddy? Later.

Oh, that's nice. Because, you know, I went and saw his band after I did this interview. And they were saying, oh, we need to come back into the radar. And I said, that is the most live fucks on ear that we've just let go. And they said, oh, we're so sorry. I said, no one complained. Nobody did complain, did they know? Yeah, yeah. So it was great. We turned up to this interview that you're about to hear.

So I haven't heard this is my first time listening. Your first time listening to it. A New Zealand exclusive, as you say, but I'll say these Klingon press was hanging around trying to get there, buddy. So we had the little road mics and everything like that. Shannon and Carmen were there. And here it is. This is the moment that the cameras started rolling. You didn't memorize these questions? What the hell? This is literally...

Oh, man. Okay, I think let's walk in and enter and we're doing an organic call. Okay, cool. Okay, cool. No, we're walking in. Yeah, I know. Oh my God. Jason?

What the hell? What are you doing here? What the hell you're kidding? I live in New Zealand now. What? Right? I do. This is crazy, man.

Welcome. How are you being? Hi. Hi. Jase. Hi. I would say since I first ever interviewed you, which was like my first professional interview, I have gotten really good at saying to stars.

Love the film. Hi, nice to meet you, love the film. Don't love the film all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sometimes actively hate the film, but with Supergirl, genuinely love the film. I feel like sometimes when they do superhero movies that put the woman in the front, they go a bit ham on the feminist angle, and then they kind of make it a bit like, Girl Power, we're bad and we're hot.

Whereas that's not the case of Supergirl, it's authentically cool. Thank you. Do you not think so? Uh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I absolutely think so. Can we have a moment? I have a question, though. Yes.

I'm a little bummed because have you seen it? Yeah, I've seen it. I haven't seen it. Oh my God, Jason, it's so good. That's the thing is that, I mean, it was a great script. I was got to play a little bit, but when you make the superhero movies, it's the coolest thing to go with your kids. I have two beautiful kids.

I'm going to go to the premiere, so we haven't had the premiere yet. Oh, I've seen it. So you've seen it before me. Okay. Can I tell you about it? Genuinely a good film, starting with Millie O'Cock, who is like a cousin to us because she's a straight. Amazing as Supergirl.

Like she's absolutely brilliant. She's very cool. Finally like a superhero that like women like me can relate to. Drunk a lot, hung over a bit, clothes off the floor, friends with a dog rather than a human. You were like, yeah. Yeah, I was like, fine, because all these like other superheroes I was like, oh, that's not really me, but her, she's absolutely amazing.

Very, very cool, very, very, vibey. But she has to cry a lot in this film. Not a lot. No, she cries a lot. I've seen it. Don't question me. You've actually seen the film bro. Are you good at crying on Q?

I could cry. Not like right now, I can't cry. I think you could. I'm... I probably could, but I'm not going to. I think I could make you cry. I'm really good at crying on Q. No, no, don't squeeze like this. All you need.

I was just kicking the nuts. We'll do it. I'm not gonna do that. Those are precious jewels. Okay, this is all you need. First one to cry wins. Don't think about it. It's in here.

I'll never cry to this song. Okay, what will you cry to? I'm gonna tell you, so I don't want to cry. Why not? I don't want. Okay, can we talk about Lobo? All right. Sorry, just a moment to recover.

I'm good. Okay, I'm good. Lobo, you were born to play Lobo. Yeah, I think so. I was born to play Lobo. I just fell in love with Lobo when I was a kid. That's cute, but in all seriousness. I just don't fall in love with them.

I just love. Totally. Everyone's a little bit gay. Everyone's a little bit gay, it's 26. Ah, alright. If you, if not you, I know that you are like, I really wanted the role. You text them, right, being like, this is me, I'm Lobo. Yeah.

But if not you, and I say you're very good at it, but if not you, who? Like, there's kind of nobody else who would have done it. Like, look at you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Who else could you see in that role? I thought it was supposed to be me then instead of Aquaman. Yeah, Aquaman, Schmawakerman.

Yeah. You know. He's done his thing. Do we meet because Aquaman? No. I was going to say vrum, vrum. Fast and Furious 10 we met. No, we've never interviewed for Aquaman.

But Aquaman, Schmachman, your lobo. Who else could you see as Lobo? I have some suggestions and you tell me whether or not you think that they would be good. Danny DeVito. It's a little old. Okay, that's fair. He's got it. We'll go younger.

Timothy Shalamee. He'd have to... Great actor. He'd have to eat a stay. He could deliver, but he just, yeah, they're going to need a big suit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you wear a suit? I did.

Why do you keep on accepting musly roles? Why don't you take like a nice comfy fat roll? I'm trying. Dude. Dude. Think about, um. It's all gonna go there. I'm gonna go Brando here in a second.

No, I was thinking like Christian Bale, right? Love playing a superhero, but he probably loved like gaining, what did he gain, like 30Ks to play like a fat president? Yeah. Why don't you take a fat role? Eat up? I don't know, it's pretty thick in Minecraft. Your version of it, no, no, you need like a big fat, you're in New Zealand all the time. Why don't you come play like a local kiwi fat butcher?

Who loves animals? So it's a really hard job for him? Yeah, let's try it. Okay, do you have a good Kiwi accent? No. Can you say mints? Mints? Yeah, see, that's good.

Say chops. Chops. Yep. Say chukin. I say chukin monks. Chokin moths. Leam chops. Leem chops.

He's got the rope. You just need to stack on the guts. Can I make some observations about Lobo? Sure. I think Lobo doesn't have a woman in his life. Yeah. Right? He's a lone ranger. If I was Lobo's wife at home, hobo, here's some observations I'd make.

Here would be my qualms. You've got to give up the darts. Gotta give up the way? The darts. Impossible. You got to hit the road, tits? Like, no. If I made you give a

Because every, like every scene, Lobo's got a diarrhea in his mouth. Yeah. You've got to give up the darts. It's the lungs, darling. It's an effective baby. Okay, Lobo doesn't wear a helmet when he's on a bike. Jason, this is New Zealand, that's a big no-no. Yes, I know that.

Yeah? Yeah. Have you been in trouble for not wearing a helmet? Yeah, a couple times. And for the kids watching, always. Always wear a helmet and no smoking. it's bad for you. Yeah, thank you very much. He's extremely bad for you and it's very stupid. Yeah, and if you fell off your bike. He's an alien from a very rare planet where it doesn't affect it.

Oh, he's got like a metal skull that would mean that if he fell off his bike it wouldn't hurt. And lungs of steel. Okay. My third observation is like would lobo if he was going out with his wife hobo chuck on a collared shirt? We're going to dinner. Absolutely not. She's like, hi hon, here was your day. Get those bloody dirty boots off. Shut up, woman. Okay. I'd be like red flag. We'll talk about that with Virginia in therapy.

And then I'd say, can you have a bloody shower? This is filthy. You're carving in blood. You stink a supergirl. I don't want to talk about it. Ten years younger than me. Oh, predictable. And then I'll say, oh, well, Lobo, standing for Logan Bonum.

Yeah. Logan. We've got dinner with Mike and Cassie tonight. Go get your nice college shirt. Yeah. It's a nice occasion. They've got a nice health. We're going to do that.

Do you think Lobo would chuck on a shirt for a hobo? Yeah, because hobo's, yeah, it's his woman, so he'd do it for her. Final question, because I know you've got to go rehearse with Ulf, ta-tata, which, by the way, is severely missing a pianist. If you're on stage tonight and you see me and you feel like the music's a bit thin, just give me the... If you guys know Mozart, I know Mozart. Final question, now that you've had your dream role, what's the next one? Have you created one? created one?

No. No? Is it like it might not be a character that already exists but like a style that you want to do next? No, just give up. Done. Do you really? I've maxed out, boom. You're done?

Yeah. What are you going to go do? Open the butchery? Just chill out in New Zealand. It's okay here. But you sort of need money to get by. Like you're going to have to get a regular Kiwi job. I'd probably sell vintage clothes.

We've got a lot of those. Yeah. We've got a lot of them. All right. Maybe we can do music. Honestly, in New Zealand, mate. Unless you want to join 660, it's not going to happen. Hey, I'm going to come to your gig tonight and as I say, if you need the sound kind of boosted up, you've got the bass, you got the mic on the guitar and the face too.

And the face and female energy for that matter. Yeah, you do. You know what I mean? Jason. Loebo, absolute plish. Oh, well, now, oh, I thought. always got a little individual It's so good to see you.

Always good to see you. You're the best. You're the best. Don't forget. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pianist. Yeah. Mozart. Yeah, do a bit of that. Love you. Love you. That is Jason saying he loves me.

Yes, he said he loves you. And so, yeah, I'm just like processing, I guess, that information. Just a matter of time. Because I was like, why didn't you tell me this earlier? I love that so much. Yeah. What a dude, he's so great. He's so great. He's really, really cool.

And he did, I mean, I've mentioned this a couple of times on our pod. Afterwards, he did message me and say it was the best interview ever. So, go, Jace. Great work from Haley Jane Sprell. If you like that interview, maybe you're new to our little bit of pod or the big pod. Subscribe, listen wherever you podcast, Spotify, I Heart Radio, Apple. We do all sorts, don't we? Welcome to the family.

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