FULL SHOW: Mogey's Oasis Special

19:24You were joking. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Also, after five, Mogi's got an Oasis live extravaganza lined up for us. Yeah, I do.

19:31Jase:I've been listening to some live tracks that have been released from their tour, their most recent tour. So we're going to be playing some of those and a couple of other things as well. It's actually made me nostalgic already for that trip. Brilliant. And hearing these tracks back has reminded me what an absolutely unbelievable experience it was. And to travel to the other side of the world to do it, which was sort of a – Extreme? Pretty full on. Yes. Just completely worth it. So going to play these songs for you, and I think you'll like it. The Hauraki Big Show with Jase, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

20:17It's the Hauraki Big Show's Friday Throbber. You're welcome back, you massive backbones. Yes, the theme is Europe. Why is that, Jase? Because the fellas just got back from there, eh, fellas? Yeah. You're so good. God, I really must get out there. No, you simply must. I simply must, yes. Yeah, that's right. This is why I can't even do it. You know what I'm saying? The Friday Throbber, by the way, we each pick a tune that fits a theme. You then vote by calling on 0800 Hodaki. Yes. Whoever's won gets voted twice, gets played in full, and they get a score on the scoreboard there. And at the end of the year, the winner gets something.

20:57I don't know what it is. Okay, got it. Well, the QDOS. The QDOS. Oh, yeah, yeah. And also, I think we'll do a Throbber special where the winner gets all of their Throbbers played out, maybe. How good. Yeah, yeah. Who wants to go first?

21:06Jase:That's good stuff. I'll go first. This is a Spain-related one. Oh, no. Keezy's got the same one. We'll win it now.

21:21We'll win it now.

21:27Jase:A bit of Bulls on Parade there from Rage Against the Machine. And that's related to the... Running of the Bulls. The running of the Bulls. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What did you choose there, Jase? I chose Bedlam in Belgium. Oh, that's nice. I like the irony because there's no Bedlam in the song at all.

21:49Jase:Nice.

21:57Jase:That ACDC feels. That is a tune, actually. That's unmistakable, isn't it? I've actually never heard that song. No, sounds like the other ones. Yeah. Well, look, I'm going to be honest, ACDC, they all sound the same to me. Yeah, which is good, though. Which is good stuff. They all sound good. I chose this, which is a song about a city in Italy. When I saw you in Verona You said that I moved over Do-do-do-sh Pretty penis Shut up! Dave-do-do-sh Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do It's Verona by LMNOP. Yeah, but the guy, the lead singer is Dave Gibson, isn't it? Is that right? He looks exactly like Matt Heath.

22:38Jase:He does. Dave Gibbo Gibson. Oh, Gibbo, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Very odd. Slightly more worn, I would say. Oh, really? Yeah, just a little bit. Oh, yeah? But in a good way, you know what I mean? Oh, yeah. He's grown into his face. Hey, give us a call now on 0800 Hauraki, by the way. Which one would you like to hear played in full? Doos, doos. June. The Hauraki Big Show. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Keezy. It's the Hauraki Big Show's Friday throbber. Sure is. The theme? Europe. That's right. Mogi, you were first, eh, man? This is my one, man.

23:28That is Bulls on Parade, which is about the running of the bulls in Spain. Yeah. Pablona. I went for a bit of Bedlam in Belgium, ACDC.

23:52That's a tune. That's how you do it. Yeah, man. I went for Verona by LMNOP. Sorry, why are we laughing? The way you said it, it was like, oh, we're Verona. It's like you've already given up, Keyeson. No, I love LMNOP. When I saw you in Verona You sat down, I moved over Pretty people, but all I saw was you I didn't actually realise Verona was a city in Italy. So it's exciting. G'day, Rick, you mad bastard. How's life? Well, it's my second Friday calling in to represent you, Jason. Oh, yes. What a thrower. And it's a two-pronged decision on my part. I was devastated to hear about the Asian caving tragedy they were going on about yesterday, and I thought I'd give you the sympathy vote.

24:42Yeah, good on you, mate. He'll take a sympathy vote. I'll take whatever you've got, man. Who have we got there? I can't read that. Chris. G'day, Chris, your backbone. How's life? How are you? Yeah, good, mate, good. What are you running with? I'm going to go with Mogi, I think. Yeah, I thought so, man. I knew that as soon as I heard his voice. Yeah, of course you did. G'day, Hayden, your backbone. How's life? Oh, hi, guys. I'm a bit tired. Okay, yeah, well, good news, it's Friday, man. Yeah, two beers. Yeah, good on you, mate. What are you running with there, Hayden? I'm going for keys. No, this is a three-way tie, fellas.

25:16Jase:Here we go, then, Andrew, you mad bastard. You get to decide. What are you running with? A mogey. Yeah, nice. A mogey all yours, boy. Ah, damn it. Hey, in the great news, you've won as the tiebreaker the latest Black Keys album. That's absolutely right. Available on vinyl is the latest album there from the Black Keys. I think it's their 43rd studio album. It's their 13th studio album, No Rain, No Flowers, featuring their latest single, No Rain, No Flowers, which is the title track of the album. That's all yours, mate. Thanks for calling, Andrew. Good on you, boys. Love your work. Thanks, mate.

25:56Massive backbone. So who won? I missed it. Oh, Mogi. Oh, Mogi. He stormed away with it. What was the name of the band?

26:02Jase:I can't remember, man. There's a tune. I love this tune. Oh, it's a tune. What, you're happy Mogi 1, are you? Oh, I was belting this in the car the other day. I was belting it out. Yeah, man. It's got me fired up. Guys, you're talking over the riff. Rage Against Machine. The Hauraki Big Show. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue, and Keezy. Oh, rage. I'm pumped up. I'm fired up, fattles. That's good, man. I'm fired up. It's the throbber there, Mogey coming in with the big W. The theme was Europe. Just looking at the throbber scoreboard for 2025. Now, it's interesting because while we're away, you guys kept doing the throbber.

26:44Is that right, Jase? Yeah, we did, yes. Yeah, okay. So the scoreboard now in last place on one is Dilly. Yeah. And second to last on four is Pugs.

26:53Jase:That's pretty good. Third to last, middle of the pack. Keezy on six with two asterisks. Or as I like to call it, last. Well, that's the thing, right? There's so many people on the scoreboard now, it's very confusing. And then you've got Mogi is now on eight in second place, and then Hoity J. Wow, you're kind of tied with Mogi, to be honest, because you're on nine but with an asterisk. Good stuff. That's good stuff. Yeah, yeah, great. Tight race, fellas. Anything could happen by the end of the year. Imagine if I won it. That would be weird. You haven't won it yet, eh? That would be really weird if I won it.

27:26Yeah, it would be a piss take from the listeners, though. It would be. Yeah, they'd be doing it. Really good piss take. Yeah. Coming up next, by the way, if you entered the VIB Bear Vana competition to win flights, accommodation, and VIB passes for you and a mate to Bear Vana next weekend in Wellington, make sure you've got your phone on. We will be calling the winner. Then after that, Mogi's Oasis Extravaganza. You thought Rage was a journey? There's a bit of Tom Petty for you. The Hauraki Big Show. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue, and Keezy. Green day there on the radio. Hodaki, big show this Friday evening.

28:03Fellas, are we looking forward to Bear Vana?

28:05Jase:I am absolutely thrilled about Bear Vana coming up. On the Friday and Saturday next week, we'll be down there, fellas. In all our pomp and glory. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wellington, the Thursday, we'll be going down there, of course, to have a live show at Parrot Dog, the brewery in Lyle Bay. So if you're in the Wellington area, 4 till 7, and probably March later, after 7 as well, make sure you do come on down. But, fellas, we've actually been giving away a VIB trip to Beervana. Yeah, how good. Which is flights, accommodation, and basically the VIB treatment when it comes to the actual event itself.

28:39Right. People have been getting themselves in the draw. Time to call a winner? Yeah, I think so. Yes. I love that sort of stuff. Let's give it away, Keezy. All right, I've got his number in there. Hopefully they answer. Oh, what happened? Oh, God. Not one of these debacles, is it? No, no, no. I hate it when that happens. I forgot to dial out there, fellas. It's my bad. You're having a shocker. What do you mean I'm having a shocker?

29:05Jase:Yeah, I would say that. It's actually a good description, Jason. Really? Yeah, thanks, man. An absolute mozart. Wow, hang on. It's working now, isn't it?

29:14The anticipation. Hello. Yeah, is that Matthew, is it? Yeah, it is. Yeah, g'day, Matthew. It's old hoody Jay Mogey and old Keezy from the Big Show. How are you going, Stallion? Oh, g'day, boys. I'm bloody good. Are you fizzing, boy? Are you frothing? Oh, I am now. Yeah, good, good. Tell me, what are you doing right now, Matthew, this beautiful Friday afternoon? Well, it sounds like I'm going to have some beers soon. Yeah, that's always good, mate. I want to get ahead of myself, mate. Hey, Matt, real quick question, man. I'm just curious. What do you do for a crust? Thank you. A weld. Oh, backbone.

29:53That's a massive backbone.

29:53Jase:So what are we talking, man? Are we talking TIG or MIG? Oh, a bit of MIG. Yeah, a bit of MIG. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I prefer MIG as well. I learned that off Keezy a few years ago. I still don't know what it means. Yeah, neither, to be honest. But is there anything more backbone than welding, though? I don't know that there is. Maybe a radio host? Oh, yeah, obviously. I reckon welding, and then when you finish welding, you jump on a plane and you go to Bear Vanna, you goddamn backbone. own. Oh, man. I'm going to get on the beers now. Yeah, good on you, mate. Hey, tell me, Matt, who are you going to take with you?

30:28Well, I'll let my friend's buddy compete. Yeah, good. Really? Yeah. So he's a better friend. Yeah, how are you, mate? The highest bidder. Yeah. Good on you, mate. Will you stay on the line and I'll Pugs Island Studio. B will sort you out with that trap. Just quickly, just letting you know, man, you've got flights, accommodation, VIP access to beer Varner itself, man. How good. That is brilliant.

30:49Jase:And can I ask a question here, Kesey? Is old mate going to be here? Is he going to be there for the live show down at Parrot Dog at Lyle Bay on the Thursday night? Is that what's going on? I don't know. I bloody hope so. We're going to have a look at your flight, Taman, and make sure we get you there for the live show on the Thursday because it is going to be absolutely going off. You make sure you bring your drinking pants, buddy, because you're going to need them. Will do. Get on you, mate. I think she's pretty booked, Mogi, to be honest. She booked up. I mean, it'd be really embarrassing to get him down there early and he can't get in, you know what I mean?

31:15Yeah, yeah, yeah. to the gunners. You're talking about the live show. Yeah, the live show. Lyle Bailey. And if you do bring your drinking pants down, just make sure you put your responsible undies on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's great stuff, Gizzy. Big shout out to Bear Varner, by the way. Still tickets available at bearvana.co.nz. You can explore over 300 out-of-this-world beer creations from over 60 breweries plus mouth-watering food options, unique entertainment, and plenty of activities for breaks between the brews. Whether you're a seasoned beer geek or just beer curious, Bear Varner has something for everyone.

31:45Fellas? Great stuff. The Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Kesey. The Blankies there on the radio. Hauraki Big Show this beautiful Friday afternoon. The time is 5.36. G'day there, fellas. G'day, Mogi.

32:01Jase:So as you know, I went to Europe pretty recently. You're joking. Yeah, I did. And had a lovely time. Went to Spain, which was great. But the main reason for the trip was so that I could go and see Oasis. Yes. on their reunion tour. And it was something that me and a mate of mine, Carter, have been talking about since they pretty much broke up. We said, if they ever get back together, we're going to go and see them. We're going to go and see them. And fortunately, my friend Carter, when the tickets went on sale, he ran four different laptops so that he could ensure that he would be able to get those tickets.

32:34Jase:Yes. Thank God he did, and we went. And it was just like you just, it was a complete lottery. You were lucky to get any kind of ticket that you could. you just went in and whether you ended up going to Manchester or Cardiff or Edinburgh or Wembley. I didn't realise that. That was literally how you went in. You didn't get to choose where you were going to go and go, oh, I might stand there or a seat there. It was literally good luck. And there was something about 1.7 million or 2 million people tried to get tickets, something like that. Crazy. Absolutely insane. I've never seen the algorithm taken over in the way that it was.

33:04Jase:But anyway, we got the tickets and we went. And it was an absolutely incredible gig. And today they've started releasing a few live tracks from that tour. And so I was listening to it today and it actually made me nostalgic already. And I was pretty emotional about it because you're there in the moment, you're at the gig, but hearing it back and hearing the reaction of the crowd, it's just a reminder of how big this thing was. I'm so grateful that I went, but also just how important live music is. And I think any chance that you get to go along and see any band ever, This was a good reminder. This is what I was like when I was a kid.

33:41Jase:Go to every single gig that you can because sometimes they can be magical. Sometimes they can be shit. Yes. But sometimes they can be magical. So we've got three live Oasis tracks to play for you now. And this one here, you would have probably seen it across social media. Liam Gallagher gets the whole crowd to turn around, face the back. Everybody faces the back of the stadium. And when I say everybody, everybody. 90 ,000 people do it. The music starts. Everybody's jumping up and down for about the first 10 or 15 seconds. and then cigarettes and alcohol kicks off and the whole place just goes insane.

34:12Jase:This is the first track. The Hauraki Big Show Podcast. Dude, cigs and alcohol there. Good shit in it, man. Good shit. Fucking good shit. He liked it. He liked it, didn't he? Well, why wouldn't you? You can't go wrong with cigs and alcohol. Exactly. And I guess the other great thing about going outside of going to Oasis was seeing them at Wembley. Yes. We were sort of growing up watching some of the best concert films of all time. My favorite's Live Aid, Queen, Muse has done a wicked one there as well. And there's something about seeing Oasis in front of those British working class fans. Yeah, it was unreal.

34:49Jase:90 ,000 people there, every single person on their feet, every single person singing every single lyric of every single song. And amongst those fans was Lars Ulrich from Metallica. Awesome. Let's have a listen to what he reckoned about it. You went to Oasis. We went to Oasis. Yes, we did. I was actually also at the first show in Cardiff a month ago. And so this was my second show here at Wembley two nights ago. And even as awesome and as next level as it was in Cardiff a month ago, which was like the first show in 15 years, it was even better at Wembley a couple of days ago. Lars, I didn't know you were an Oasis fan, you know, I never know with you.

35:29Yeah, you know, the biggest, the biggest Oasis fan since day one in the early 90s. and it's a whole other thing to see them on their home field. I mean, it's like a cultural event. It's like a football match, you know, like an English football match where everybody's rooting for the same team. It's truly an otherworldly phenomenon to see these guys in the UK, especially now after being gone for 15 years. That's put a big smile on my face this summer. The Hauraki Big Show With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Kesey Little by little there Oasis on the radio Hauraki Big Show this Friday afternoon I've got to be honest with you Moggy They sound way better than I was anticipating they would

36:15Jase:And that's kind of the thing about it Is they sound better live than they do on the albums There was tracks that were played there Which I was like I actually don't like this song Like from the albums Yes. But listening to it there, it's a completely different thing. And the way the crowd responds to it is a completely different thing. For those of you just tuning in, this is a walk down memory lane with Mogey and Oasis from going to see Wembley a couple of weeks ago. But, yeah, just an unbelievable experience. And I think it's taken me a couple of weeks. And just listening to these live tracks, which have just been released from this recent tour, and sort of coming out the back of jet lag and being crook and still sounding crook.

36:56Jase:But, Jesus, it was unbelievable. and I think I sort of get a little bit away from the fact of just how much I love music. I think weirdly with radio you get a little bit immune to it and you stop hearing the music for a while but getting along to these gigs, just go into as many as you possibly can because music absolutely rules and that's kind of, there's no way that you can replace that live experience and being with other people at live gigs by sitting on your phone at home and watching video clips or any of that bullshit or even watching the concerts on TV. So my advice is just get along. I did see, though, speaking of sitting on your phone and watching clips, this kid here, 14 years old, who talked to his mate about Oasis.

37:41Jase:None of his mates wanted to go to it. And this kid worked 12-hour days and two jobs to save the money to go and see Oasis. Oasis had broken up before he was even born, and yet somehow this music still manages to connect. So listen to this kid. go and see every gig you can and then we're into Slide Away So I bought a ticket last year all my mates said nah I'm not going I'm not going, no one's going I'm by myself, I live two hours from home I thought I'm going me, I'm not missing this I've got here I work 12 hours every day I help out a transit van garage and then I just have a dump for a demolition and I just couldn't miss it So yeah The Hauraki Big Show Podcast How good?

38:27Right away

38:28Jase:Pretty bloody good Pretty bloody good And of course we'll be sending Nathan We've got Nathan going over to Oasis A prize winner Going to see them in Sydney If you can beg, borrow or steal a ticket To get along to Oasis anywhere Do yourself a favour And if not, go and see any other band you can Good on you mate It was spine tingling stuff It reminded me of when I went and saw Billy Joel It's like Billy Joel, man Yeah My first concert was John Farnham, and it just took me straight back to that. The voice. Mine was Dire Straits. Oh. They're pretty good. What a buzzkill.

39:05The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki. Welcome back, you massive backbones. Hope your Friday's just going off. You're listening to The Big Show, brought to you by Reburger. Beef, chicken, vegan and vegetarian options available. Reburger, redefining the norm. My name's Hoity J, and I have a tiny downstairs. I don't see how that's related. Yeah, I was going to say, Reburger's going to love that. What do you mean? Why did you interrupt me just then and say that? It's really weird. It's like a really weird thing to do. Yeah, so weird. Midway through a sponsor's product.

39:41I mean, it doesn't even make sense. Totally. You know what I'm saying? And your inflection was weird too. Exactly. It's up and down all over the place. Yeah, yeah. That Hoity J hasn't had, you know, 50 million durries. No. You know what I'm saying? What, this guy? My name's Hoity J, and I have a tiny downstairs. That is so weird. It is weird. That's AI, by the way, for anyone listening. AI? Yeah. But he does, though. Have a tiny downstairs. Your word's not mine, man. Hi. Here's Stevie Nicks. The Hauraki Big Show. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue, and Keezy. Pearl Jam there on the radio. Hauraki, big show this Friday afternoon.

40:22We haven't done this for a while, fellas. A bit of sports chat.

40:30Sport.

40:31Jase:Sport. Sport. Sport. Sport. Well, we've done the wahs tonight, us and George. Go the wahs, up the wahs. Sunday morning. Really excited about this. another test match against the Argentinians. Going to be a good match, I reckon, in their own turf. Hard to beat. Hard to beat. They beat us last year, didn't they? They did. Yeah. So it'll be interesting to see how we go. The last year, of course, was Razor Robertson's first year as coach. It was. And so you would hope that it would be a significant improvement between last year and this. Things should have settled down a bit, and I'm anticipating that we should go pretty good.

41:10Jase:I hope. But I do enjoy it being close. Probably the game I'm more looking forward to would be the Wallabies versus the Springboks, which I imagine is happening around about the same time or a few hours earlier. Well, the good thing about this is traditionally I don't care about games against Argentina. Yes. After last year, man. That's great. And to wake up 9.15. We were joking around yesterday saying it was at 9.15 Saturday morning in order to fool Jace until... Yeah, I was really excited about getting up tomorrow morning and watching that, to be honest. I buggered that up, actually. And let's just remember, too, it's Chekka, isn't it, who's the coach of Argentina.

41:41Chekka? Michael Chekka? Yeah, he was.

41:43Jase:I'm not sure if he still is. I think he still is. He's a bloody good coach. He knows how to get on top of the old All Blacks there. So she's going to be a tight tussle. Oh, yeah. And it's 9.15 Sunday morning. Wake up, have your brekkie and watch the AB. It's not too bad. What other sports on that you guys want to chat about? Well, the other thing that's on is, and just a note that the head coach of Argentina is Philippe Contopomi. Oh, my bad. Yeah, he's moved on. He's old mate. But UFC 319 is on. That's on Sunday, I'd imagine, at the usual time. prelims are normally midday and the card normally starts about two with the main event being around four.

42:19Jase:And it's a pretty garbage card to be completely honest with you but Drikas Duplassi is fighting comes at Chimaev. Sorry? Chimaev has had 14 fights in the UFC is undefeated and everybody has been running from him but Drikas Duplassi has come in and he is willing to fight all comers. He of course beat Adesanya he's beaten Sean Strickland twice He is the champ. So it's going to be, I think, a bloody good fight. I think comes out, we'll probably have it. But I'm really looking forward to it. Outside of that, the rest of the card is not good, which means I can clean my house most of the day on Sunday.

42:56Jase:Yeah, nice. Which will be great because I've moved out of the house on Saturday, so I'll be all day cleaning on Sunday. How good. Can't wait. Hey, actually, you guys should come over for a barbie on the Sunday there. What are you guys up to on the Sunday? I'm actually pretty busy Sunday. A little bit of rugby, watch a rugger and that on the floor. because we won't have the couches or anything. So you just sit on the floor and watch the rugger, have a croissant, and then just straight into the UFC. Kills some time in between. You're still in the windows and that. Fellas. Actually, that's pretty appealing.

43:24What, cleaning Mogey's house? No, no. We're mostly helping the team.

43:27Jase:The way you're focusing on the cleaning, it's the bonding. Yeah, the team effort. Sports, sports, sports. No, I love sports, sports, sports, obviously, but we bond every day. I don't know if we need to do it. Blonde. What? Did I say blonde? We blonde every day. Well, some of us do. Anyway, I'm excited about that. I'm excited about the Waz and I'm excited about the ABs. What's the fighter's name again? It comes out, Chemaev. Is this a show now where we laugh at foreign people's names? Is this what we've become? Yeah, that's not appropriate, Keezy. That's not on, bro. Can you play the racism? Can you play the racism?

44:03Jase:No, that's not what I meant. That is a shocker. The Hauraki Big Show Podcast. Friends, Ferdinand there on the radio. Hodaki Big Show this beautiful Friday evening. But right now it's time for... Yeah. We're off to find the brewery of the day. That's right, every single day leading into Beervana, which is happening down in Wellington. Friday next week and the Saturday as well. Tickets at beervana.co.nz. We feature a different brewery from around New Zealand and a few from even Aussie, which I thought was interesting. Yeah. Today, we're heading down to beautiful Sunny Fellas. Wait. To Sunny Fellas.

44:45Jase:Is that the name of the brewery? Beautiful Sunny Fellas. How hot. That's a great name. How hot are Sunny Fellas? Yeah. Keezy, where is this utopian place that you imagine in your mind called Beautiful Sunny Fellas? We're heading down to beautiful Sunny Nelson, fellas. All right, okay. Yeah, good stuff. The name of the brewery is Sprig and Fern. Oh, yeah. Very nice. goes around the joint, actually. Oh, really? The Sprig and Fern? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, right. Tracy Banner, she's the one that runs it. The passionate Sprig and Fern team brewing magic just minutes from Nelson City at their beach road spot.

45:20I'm getting the feeling, fellas, and I don't know if you agree with me on this, that you have to be passionate to do this sort of thing. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. It's like everyone that's doing it is passionate. Yeah. If you're not passionate, don't do it. It's not like the big show where you can show up and you don't care. Yeah, you just get it out, get it done, and piss off again. Exactly, it's different. Every batch at Spriggan Fern is handcrafted with care, earning them serious love from craft beer fans across New Zealand. Try it yourself, Spriggan Fern, at Beer Vana next Friday and Saturday in Wellington, man.

45:51Beautiful. You're good in you, man. It's good stuff, isn't it, fellas?

45:54Jase:Great stuff. Sunny fellas. Beautiful sunny fellas. Can't wait to get down there and see some beautiful sunny fellas. Come on, guys. The Hauraki Big Show. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Keezy. Black Crow's there on the radio. Hodaki, big show this Friday evening. I've got to tell you, fellas, I'm feeling fatigued. I had a terrible sleep last night. If you listened to the podcast outro today, I went out for dinner and ended up having Turkish coffee at the end of the night. Not a good idea for old Hoody Jay. How many hours, man? About three hours. Yeah, right, okay. That's good, Ed. What about you, Mogi?

46:29Jase:I had a bloody good sleep. I woke up at one point for a sip of water. I may have gone to the toilet. Keezy, I don't know. It's not your business, man. And then back to sleep, woke up at 5 to 6. That's pretty good. It was a good sleep. That's a good run. I'm back, baby. So I got home at approximately 1, 1.30 last night, relatively steamed but responsibly steamed. Went to bed, woke up at 5 a.m.-ish with double ejection. Not ejaculation, that would be silly. A double ejection. A double ejaculation? How do you even do that? You're an old pants man. Come on, man. Don't pick this up. This is two hours old.

47:04It is an ejaculation of sorts. I threw up from the top and also threw up from the bottom, if you know what I mean. I maintain it was food poisoning. Now, we've already discussed this at length. However, my wife this morning when she came in, she's like, how are you feeling this morning? Blah, blah, blah. You good. What about you? She's like, yeah, good. I just really gutted because she was having this dream and she's dreamt about her and Moggy hanging out in bed together but just chatting and stuff.

47:29Jase:Yeah, yeah, that's where it starts, man. Let me just say that. Yeah, yeah, quietly. I always start with chatting. Yes, yes Charm them Yeah And then she dreamt about I think Jace Yes For some reason I can't remember what it was It wasn't me dying Oh, it was you dying, yeah I always start with Jace I mean start with chat And then I bring in Jace Oh, right Yeah, cool That's cool Last night she was dreaming It was one of those really lucid, vivid ones That she was chatting to Chris Hemsworth Ooh And they were getting on like a house on fire and he was flirting and stuff and she was genuinely like, they were going to hook up.

48:07Right. Did she know that she was married to you? That's what I said. I was like, were we married in the dream? She's like, yeah, I think we were, but I was doing it anyway. I was like, Jesus. And then she's like, yeah, but then I woke up and I was like, what woke you up? And she's like, I woke up to you throwing up in the toilet. Oh, wow. What could you choose with that combination? That's the thing. So not only was it like she didn't get to hook up with Carissa Hemsworth, she woke up to her actual husband who was just chundering. And pooing. and pooing in the toilet and she was like, okay, cool.

48:36Yeah, this is cool. This is my reality. My reality. Yeah, that sucks, eh? Pretty bad.

48:42Jase:Yeah. Yeah, because I think they'd be great together, those two. I really do. I could see them together, actually. They'd make a cute couple. Yes. My wife and Chris Hemsworth. Yes. Totally. No, 100%. I agree, actually. That'd be great. The Horaki Big Show Podcast.

49:03Well, there you go, you mad bastards. That's a big show done and dusted for your Friday. Hope you enjoyed it along with our Oasis special. Yeah. Yeah, it's first week back after our holiday break. Oh, yeah. Feels like you guys have been back for ages. It does, doesn't it? Maybe it's just felt like a really long week. I don't know. Maybe, yeah, maybe it's time for us to have a holiday. Yeah, I need one. Yeah, man, same. Fair enough.

49:23Jase:I've still got some time up my sleeve as well, actually. Have you? Yeah. Oh, God. Have you got some as well, Kees? Me, Keesie's still got a couple of weeks left. Oh, my God. Yeah, well, you used, like, what, two weeks in March? Yeah, I know. And now you've got none. It's crazy, isn't it? Hey, now, listen to the podcast outro today. What's the clip, Keezy? This is Jase. I think it's you discussing the possibility of doing a dramatic role in acting. Oh. You can talk to them and say, whereas they're putting other people forward for it, you just say, well, I want to be put forward for those roles as well.

49:54Jase:Yeah. Just tell them I want an audition. Make it happen. Yes. And then you might get it, and then you'll be like. Yeah exactly Shit And then I've got to organise the radio It's just like Get him Get him Get him Get him Oh Deary Deary Deary me Now listen up Just quickly If you like the sound of that Search Hodaki Big Show Where you get your podcast from man Honestly Check out the party So good Well I tell you what Pugsun doesn't slave away in studio Be there for nothing you know People are going to make an effort Next to nothing Also go and check out the Instagram account. That's going off. What's the tag for our Instagram account again?

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