The Edge Breakfast

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off the morning with Clint’s “dangerous” 12-hour nap, preview an interview with Kate Tulloh’s $2.6M women’s health self-experiment, and reflect on the death of comedian Dai Henwood with tributes and audio from his career. The team revisits the “Damn Daniel” viral moment and debates what a “lifetime supply” really means, hearing from listeners who won yearly supplies of V and Red Bull. They settle whether arriving early or late to someone’s house is ruder, discuss a 100-day intimacy challenge and listener streaks, play Easy Money, argue about sharing friends’ secrets with partners, quiz a SailGP “fake fan,” cover Airbnb’s new cleaning rules plus horror stories, play millennial hoarding bingo, talk smack ahead of an “Edge exam,” and line up Clint vs Olympic swimmer Hazel Ouwehand in a breath-hold pool challenge.
01:56 Damn Daniel Lifetime Vans
04:49 Year Supply Giveaway Debate
10:46 Scandal Headlines
13:13 Lets Settle This 10 mins Early or Late
17:48 Naughty 640 Challenge Talk
26:44 Easy Money
28:53 Secret Sharing Debate
36:55 Dai Henwood Tribute
41:24 Fake Fan SailGP Quiz
48:23 Airbnb Horror Stories
53:54 Easy Money
56:18 Kate Tolo
01:04:21 Millennial Hoarding Bingo
01:08:28 NCEA Edge Exam Trash Talk
01:12:59 Olympian Vs Clint Breath Hold

We sat down with Kate Tolo, who is literally turning herself into the most researched woman in the world, and honestly, the science will blow your mind. Between tracking nearly 2,000 biomarkers, spending millions a year, and living with a partner trying to live forever, she is lifting the lid on everything medicine has ignored about female bodies.

Clint returns from Africa, questioning why anyone sits in a safari jeep for 10 hours when Auckland Zoo is right down the road. Meanwhile, Dan faces a moral dilemma after Susann, the 35-year-old co-star from his 21-year-old musical theatre dry-humping past, slides into his DMs via a joint Facebook account. Add in Clint's pitch to his wife for a viral 100-day sex challenge (which exposes Dan's 90% missionary habits) and a panic-written ChatGPT poem for Meg that brings up an infamous bed-shitting incident, and it's total studio chaos.

Clint is back from Africa with jet lag, safari stories, and reflections on wealth and poverty, including raising over $3,500 for local families he met and updates on how they spent it. The team dives into a study comparing sitting vs standing to pee, plays a Homegrown one-second song game, and attempts Easy Money. Dan admits confronting neighbors for setting off fireworks late, while Meg performs a chaotic “Marketing Monday” jingle for The Copy Center. They debate A/B/C-listers, swap “bad parent” confessions, and plan a risky underwater breath-hold challenge against Olympic swimmer Hazel Hourigan.
01:38 Africa Safari Stories
03:09 Bidet Talk Serengeti
04:03 Resort Wealth Contrast
05:47 First Call of the Day
09:03 Scandal And Skims
16:25 Naughty 640
18:53 Homegrown One Second Win
20:50 Easy Money
27:04 Calling Out Fake Fans
32:27 Firework Neighbor Showdown
40:16 Clint Africa Wedding Recap
47:11 NCEA Exams Pep Talk
55:33 EZ Money
58:00 Marketing Monday Returns
01:01:50 A Lister
01:08:59 Bad Dad Mandarin Joke
01:12:32 Kids Learned Too Much
01:17:24 Breath Hold Challenge

Maya Jama’s sudden Love Island exit, the nightmare of almost being cast as an undercover "Nice Guy" on FBoy Island, and why Kiwi reality TV is so painful to watch. Plus, unearned 20s confidence, learning Adele in three days, and a master plan to flex on strangers at the Christchurch Airport piano.