Episodes
  • 📻 The Cost Of A Baggy In Brissy - The Radio Show

    📻 The Cost Of A Baggy In Brissy - The Radio Show
    Mar 5 2025

    On the radio show today, the guys spoke to Abby Coleman, breakfast show host from B105 in Brisbane about Tropical Cyclone Alfred which is about to hit Queensland, Mash shares some stories from his week in the States, and Manaia was delivered a wonderful gift from Jerry yesterday...

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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • 🎙️ Protein Bars & Coke Zero - The Podcast

    🎙️ Protein Bars & Coke Zero - The Podcast
    Mar 5 2025

    On the podcast this morning, the guys were meant to discuss Mashy tearing up Vegas, but instead, they got embroiled in some punishing dietary chat...

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    23 mins
  • 🎙️ Joe Daymond - Comedian & Golfer? - The Podcast

    🎙️ Joe Daymond - Comedian & Golfer? - The Podcast
    Mar 4 2025

    On the podcast this morning, the guys were meant to have a chat with comedian Joe Daymond about his upcoming tour and shows at the NZ International Comedy Festival (with Best Foods Mayo) 2025.

    So how come they ended up frothing over golf so much?

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    33 mins

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