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Hosted by rova | The Edge · comedy · EN-NZ · 100 episodes
The Edge Breakfast with Clint, Meg and Dan: all the best bits every week, with podcast-exclusive content and some extra fun stuff when it comes up.
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The Edge Breakfast
Clint celebrates a massive victory after winning a high-stakes fire-making bet against the boss, while Postman Dan shares a painful $150 PlayStation voucher mistake sent straight into the email void. The team tackles a juicy listener "Would You Rather" question, unravels Dan's secret history of writing emotional odes to past male co-hosts, and exposes ChatGPT-generated birth messages.
The Edge Breakfast
Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Thursday’s Edge Breakfast with Clint attempting to make fire from two pieces of bamboo after a $1,000 challenge from their boss Jack, while Dan debuts parody songs and Clint wears a heavily modified caveman costume on a livestream. They reveal the winner of “The Imposter” segment only to learn they chose wrong: Isaac admits he lied, and Indy proves her police-helicopter Christmas story with photos. The show also covers entertainment “Scandal” stories, Love Is Blind UK chat, Easy Money games, odd household workarounds, and a 1950s “Books by Boomers” relationship excerpt. After nearly two hours, Clint finally produces a flame, securing $1,000 to give away tomorrow. 00:00 Show Kickoff Fire Challenge 02:54 Dan’s Fire Songs 05:00 Overthinkers Belly Button Chaos 09:21 Scandal 11:50 First Caller 15:40 Love Is Blind UK Love Bomber 19:28 Caveman Costume Reveal 23:08 Easy Money Letter H 25:12 Imposter Game Final Vote 34:33 F1 Wrist Injury and Kiwi Call Up 39:54 Kidney Match Banter 44:24 Broken Stuff Workarounds 50:46 Easy Money Letter U 52:39 Olivia Dean Call Frenzy 55:22 Books by Boomers 59:15 Caveman Fire Challenge
The Edge Breakfast
On today's episode of Overthinkers , Meg gets interrogated over a mystery infection in her old belly button piercing - complete with allegations of rogue Dorito crumbs. Then, the team exposes the company's new internal social app, "Bob," where Meg's hyper-specific coffee order and Clint's bare-minimum profile spark pure chaos. Plus, Clint prepares to dress in a dangerously flammable caveman costume to light a fire using only bamboo and a knife live on air. And finally, Dan tries a positivity technique from his therapist by giving out live compliments - only to accidentally insult Meg, get rejected by his best friend in New York, and completely lose his mind. WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE Dorito Belly Buttons: Meg gets grilled over her hygiene routine after Clint and Dan accuse her of storing nacho crumbs in her old piercing. The Corporate App Nobody Asked For: Roasting "Bob" - the workplace app where Meg lists three different coffee orders and Clint lists absolutely zero effort. Caveman Survival Stunts: Clint gets 19 minutes to build fire with bamboo and a knife while wearing a wildly flammable outfit live on air. Therapy Advice Gone Horribly Wrong: Dan tries to give a positive compliment to boost morale, accidentally tells Meg she's doing great despite being "handicapped," and sparks full-blown studio warfare. The NYC Rescue Attempt: A desperate Dan phones his best mate in New York to save face, gets left on ring, and completely spirals.
The Edge Breakfast
Clint, Meg and Dan kick off with breakfast chat, cookie preferences and Dan racing his electric car at 5am, then dive into “Imposter”: three people claim that at age 12 on Christmas morning a police helicopter and SWAT team arrived, with Isaac’s nettle-tea mix-up story raising suspicions. They debate a billionaire divorce offer vs a 35% claim after 20 years and three kids, plus prenups and post-nuptial agreements. Games include Quiz for Dummies and Easy Money, along with a hunt for NZ’s longest kiss record holders. Clint prepares a live bamboo-and-knife fire challenge for $1,000, and the team covers NZ consumer rights and massage etiquette. 01:35 Electric Car Park Racing 02:05 Imposter Tease 02:34 Crèche Small Talk Fail 06:09 Quiz for Dummies 12:33 Billionaire Divorce Drama 17:31 Prenup Talkback Debate 21:03 Easy Money Letter K 27:40 Imposter 3rd Story 31:13 Clint the Flint Challenge 32:10 Survival Expert Fire Tips 36:12 Scandal T 37:44 Consumer Rights Explained 39:28 Appliance Lifespan Guide 42:27 Longest Pash Debate 50:33 Easy Money Challenge 53:16 Clint the Flint update 58:34 Meeting Parents Too Soon 01:02:18 Fastest Parent Meetups 01:07:07 Massage Etiquette Nightmares 01:10:35 Therapists Text In
The Edge Breakfast
Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Tuesday with breakfast chat, Meg’s porridge, and Dan waking up deaf in one ear while the team crowdsources home remedies. Dan attempts “The Reverend,” guessing a caller’s car from the rev and narrowing it to a Mitsubishi Lancer. They debate whether a goose is a medium or large bird and call Meg’s mum about getting an octopus stuck on her. Producer Brady chickens out of a gym “what song are you listening to?” bit. Easy Money stumps two callers. The Imposter game continues with a Christmas-morning helicopter/SWAT story. They cover Hayden Panettiere’s death and postpartum struggles, share worst ghosting stories, rank Andy Samberg, Robert Downey Jr., and Kate Winslet, and set a $1,000 fire-with-two-sticks challenge for Clint. 01:36 Breakup Odds Debate 04:02 The Reverend Car Game 10:02 Scandal 11:40 Goose Size 15:16 Meg’s Mum Octopus Story 18:13 Producer Brady Chickens Out 21:38 Easy Money Letter S 24:42 Imposters Lucy Interview 29:18 Imposters Jury Debate 33:02 Hayden Panettiere Tribute 37:54 Ghosted Before Wedding 40:12 Friendship Ghosting Stories 46:59 AI Chatbot Cheating 49:07 Citizens Arrest Roleplay 21:33 Easy Money Challenge 53:50 A Lister 01:01:56 Flint Randell 01:06:56 Bridezilla Crocs Drama 01:11:18 Weird Wedding Requests Need Support? If today's discussion around postpartum depression or mental health affected you, free confidential help is available 24/7 in NZ by calling or texting 1737 . Catch More Content on The Overthinkers Podcast
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