The Edge Breakfast

Here is this weeks greatest eight, including Svens politics report and CMD's rap it or scrap it.

What happens when an off-air brainstorm for a radio promo goes completely off the rails? Dan, Clint, and Meg take things way too far on The Overthinkers after Boss Jack puts a hypothetical $1,000 on the table to find out each host's lowest price for a mutual naked curtain-reveal with their own mum. Naturally, they pick up the phone and cold-call Julie, Christine, and Philippa live on the podcast to compare numbers, costing one mum an actual retail sale in the process.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Edge Breakfast on Canterbury Anniversary Day, tease their attempt to add a rap verse to Jamie Miller’s “Baby Doll,” and Meg reveals her past as the Spotify ad voice—still being used years later without a contract and amid fears of AI voice cloning. They debate how long Christmas ham is safe to eat, take calls, and check a new teaser for the final season of Emily in Paris. Laura McGoldrick joins for a packed sport weekend, including Black Caps vs India, All Blacks vs Wales, the Rugby League World Cup finals, and Liam Lawson’s F1 contract. They play Easy Money, discuss a major CEO cheating scandal, hear breakup-loss stories, cover small-town Blenheim “Park Free Fridays,” recap weekly highlights, and announce a GTA VI overnight cinema livestream event.
02:01 Meg Spotify Voice Drama
04:49 First Caller Mixup
09:58 Christmas Ham Debate
19:00 Sport Chat With Laura
23:09 Easy Money
28:35 What You Lost Breakup
33:24 Producer Diary Highlights
37:38 Small Town News Blenheim
40:45 NCEA Glitch Fallout
44:23 Weekend Radar Stories
48:02 Easy Money
50:13 Rap It Or Scrap It
56:17 GTA VI All Nighter
01:00:25 Africa Bingo Recap

Dan attempts to secure his official "Cool Uncle" status after catching a former babysitting client smoking on the street and getting dapped up in exchange for his silence. Then, Meg unleashes a fiery rant about a viral groom who sent an Excel invoice to a guest demanding $15 to cover their own dinner plate, sparking a debate on whether destination weddings have completely ruined common sense.

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off Thursday with post-exam anxiety after sitting NCEA Level 1 tests against The Edge Arvos, with a wager that the losing show must host a live Christmas Day broadcast. They chat Muffin Break nostalgia, Meg performs a slam poem for the NZ Slam Poetry Championships, and Scandal headlines cover a Coachella lineup and Katseye criticism after Megan performs concussed. The team launches “Rap it or Scrap it,” taking listener words to add a rap verse to Jamie Miller’s “Baby Doll.” Calls include a first-time caller winning $100, debate over uninviting guests after sending save-the-dates, Rolleston’s pronunciation, cheating stories, Bruno Mars “risk” challenges, and unique parenting rules about swearing and tantrums. They reveal the exam results: the breakfast team wins, forcing Arvos to do the Christmas show.
02:16 Coffee Catch Up Chaos
05:37 Slam Poetry Surprise
09:38 Scandal
13:56 First Call of The Day
16:50 Rap It Or Scrap It
24:48 Easy Money
28:11 Wedding Uninvite Drama
36:18 Bruno Mars Risk List
40:16 Rolleston Name Debate
49:46 Cheating Stories Callers
52:38 Easy Money
55:13 Edgezam results
01:09:07 Kids Swearing Allowance