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Harrison Keefe

Ash London

Today we reveal the true meaning of a Hungus and it's not what you think it is...  We also had our photoshoot today so the team is looking cuteee, except Harrison missed a chance to shoot his shot.

Top 40 / Pop

The Edge

What is a Hungus?

Devlin’s dynamic approach means you’ll get the hottest takes, sharp critiques, and, of course, some laughs along the way.

Martin Devlin

Eddie Jones joins us to vent about the All Blacks' coaching "instability," the "tedious" intrusion of the TMO, and why the Warriors are becoming a serious threat to rugby’s dominance in NZ.

Eddie Jones On South Africa And All Blacks Coaching Dramas

Sharyn Casey is a broadcasting legend, making her name on The Edge for almost 20 years. With a passion for pop culture and music, she loves to keep you in the know.

Sharyn Casey

We wrap the biggest stories in pop culture, from Snoop Dogg forgetting his lyrics to Bad Bunny’s terrifying Grammy security. Plus, Nelson Peltz speaks on the Beckham feud and Kelsea Ballerini goes messy.

Bad Bunny’s Terrifying Grammy Security Setup

Duncan and Shane Jones tear into the "disastrous" state of Māori politics after Waitangi 2026. They tackle the iwi wealth gap, protest theater, and a major new minerals deal with Washington.

Māori Politics is Fractured and at War | Duncan Garner Editor in Chief

Window Kid joins George Drive in-studio for a chat and live freestyle performance!

Dance & Electronic

George FM

Window Kid | George Drive

The first round of the Six Nations is in the books and it was a weekend of statements, heartbreaks, and one massive shock. Chris Jones joins us from England to break down how France bludgeoned Ireland, why England looks more professional than ever, and the absolute "car crash" currently happening in Welsh rugby. Plus, we look at Italy’s historic win and what it means for Gregor Townsend’s future.

Why France is the Team to Beat Right Now

We're joined by Olympic gold-winning coach Bev Priestman, who opens up about the 'survival mode' she had to endure following the drone scandal at the Paris Olympics. 

The Phoenix Restart: Bev Priestman on Her Toughest Year

Mark McCarron

Putting love to the test with Breeze Classic Breakfast's Mark McCarron and his wife, Heather McCarron. Let's see how well they know each other!

70s and more

Breeze Classic

Couples Challenge featuring The McCarrons

Where to begin?! Brook is the most fun/hectic person at any party. He has done everything from being a DJ, to working on super yachts, to being an artist tour manager. Fun fact, he’s in leopard print speedos any chance he gets and originally from Hamilton - explains a lot! 

Together with his co-host Sin they embrace and promote the modern values of inclusivity and safety for people within the music and party scene.

Other fun facts about Brook:

» Hitting all the best parties & gigs - both as a DJ an a punter
» Trained motorbike mechanic and still works part-time as this
» The man of many hobbies - most recently into a bit of pottery in the back shed
» Loves his British Blue cat Maurice
» Doesn’t mind a cheeky pound of the pavement for a pacey 5k run

Brook Gibson

Sin was first introduced to George FM and dance music as a kid via her dad, ‘Groovy Greg’, and studied radio specifically to work at George. 

She started as an intern, then producer, then Nights host, then Days host and has now found herself in the primetime Drive slot with her real life best mate Brook. She lives with her partner Graham (from kiwi DNB duo, Lee Mvtthews). Together with her co-host Brook they embrace and promote the modern values of inclusivity & safety for people within the music and party scene.

Other fun facts about Sin:

» Sin is heavily into fashion and has a singularly unique sense of style
» Tattoos - she has many, and there are probably many more to come!
» Sin is a great DJ and loves everything from the latest house & disco music to throwback club classics, and more underground sounds. She DJs all over the country almost every weekend and is in hot demand
» For a while Sin ran her own weekend market
» Loves a cocktail
» Loves a bit of amateur at home DIY

Sin Howard

The Worship boys (Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock & 1991) join Sin & Brook from George Drive in-studio for a chat and to play a game of Most Likely To

Most Likely To feat. Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock & 1991 | George Drive

Tom gives us the lowdown on playing a podcaster trying to solve his uncle's mysterious (and slightly ridiculous) death by lawnmower.

Tom Sainsbury On Small Town Scandal & Stalking Celebs

Dan has always been a performer, so it’s no surprise he’s joined Clint and Meg to bring the laughs each morning.

He has a passion for finding humour in almost anything and loves pushing the boundaries to make the listeners feel like they are being more than just entertained.

Dan Webby

Dan has reached a new level of commitment for Hit The Spot this week. Dressed in a recreation of the Chappell Roans iconic look from the 2026 Grammy Awards, Dan takes a run at their song 'The Subway'. It is exactly the kind of chaos you expect from The Edge Breakfast team when a costume is involved.

Catch the full show on rova.

Dan Channels Chappell Roan For Hit The Spot

Freak in the streets: Laneway NZ 

Lee is a legendary Kiwi DJ, having worked as a DJ since his teenage years, where he got into the scene with his old man running bars and clubs. He has been at the forefront of the NZ DJ scene for almost 25 years and is married to his lovely partner (also named Lee!), with two daughters Gigi & Edie.

Predominantly passionate about DJing house music, his encyclopaedic knowledge of all dance music comes in handy every year as he mixes our Club Classics Countdown live on vinyl - he has a large vinyl record collection at home.

As well as a DJing Lee also puts on his own dance events as a party promoter. He loves to get out on the Hauraki Gulf for a fish on his boat, Baits Working.

He is also partial to some DIY, having just moved into a new place recently and getting
stuck into renos.

Like Tammy he also loves a bit of sports chat on the air. But unlike Tammy, his State Of O team of choice is the Queensland Maroons - gloves are on between the two at State of O time every year!

General Lee

Beccie B

Searley

Lee, Beccie B & Searley ask was it good or nostalgic?

Good or Nostalgic?

Meet Speedy, our tech-savvy More FM producer who is often confused for a 50-year-old man.

Born in Nelson, he is the meanest, stingiest, thriftiest tight arse we have.

He’s useless with sport and considers himself more of an ‘Arty Thespian’.

Outside of work you’ll probably find him singing karaoke at your local pub. Eternally single as he believes dating is too expensive.

Producer Speedy

The former head boy of Ashburton College has been a broadcasting legend since he was just 17! He made a splash on What Now? alongside Cath McPherson, keeping Kiwi kids entertained four years.

Si became a beloved voice of the More FM family for over two decades before taking a six-year detour into the world of talkback radio. Now, he’s back where he belongs, bringing the fun and familiarity you know and love.

Simon Barnett

Bondy (our Phone Guy) is the most loyal man you’ll ever meet, he's been with More FM for over 20 years!

From Oamaru, he’s a family man with two loud boys and a wife who wears the pants.

He’s a total failure at anything to do with DIY, but is always the first to put his hand up to help out.

He’s even one of the leaders at his kids' scouts group and also coaches sport. He’s a total greaser and will say anything to keep the bosses happy.

Phone Guy Bondy

Lana Cochrane-Searle is the wife of Katie and a ‘cool stepmum’ to their young son Jay.

Originally from Dargaville, she’s a down-to-earth Kiwi chick who’ll always wear shorts no matter the weather!

She’s obsessed with the Warriors, planes, the Titanic and abandoned places. She’s smart, quick-witted and the life of the party!

She represented More FM in 2021's Celebrity Treasure Island, and 2023's Treasure Island: Fans v Faves. Unfortunately, she didn't win either season, but she was close!

Lana Cochrane-Searle

Adult Contemporary

More FM

Si & Lana get ROASTED

Meg from The Edge Breakfast brings everything relatable, relevant and quirky to the team. 

She loves hanging out with her family and her furbabies. She loves to read, cook, go for walks and listen to good music.

Meg is passionate, with a kind and caring nature. She keeps the boys in line, however is always up for a good time. Her fun-loving personality, gorgeous smile and cheeky sense of humour gives The Edge fans even more reason to love her!

Meg Mansell

Taking the piss...

Window Kid joins George Drive in-studio for a live freestyle performance!

Window Kid spits bars in-studio

Nate Nauer

Randy epitomises everything that Mai stands for - a passion for music, culture, sports and lifestyle. He brings a warmth to Mai Home Run which makes you feel like you’ve been friends for years. He’s humble, approachable and real (and five foot five).


Randy Sjafrie

Nae Cunningham

Hip-Hop & RnB

Mai FM

The New Chinese Range Rover

Frankie Fenter went Undercover, and took us all to church with her beautiful rendition of 'The Sweet Escape' by Gwen Stefani

Undercover: Frankie Venter

Jay, known for his go-rogue or go-home sense of humour, you’ll often hear him talk fondly of his farming roots and education at Tauranga Boys College. 

Whether he’s riding his Harley across the country or working on one of his many side businesses, Jay’s networking skills and strong business sense brings real and relatable content through on the show.

Jay Reeve

Born and raised in Canterbury, Dunc’s strong South Island roots come through in his banter and wit. 

Massively into DIY/Home renovations, he always has a project on the go in his busy household, plus he also hosted House Rules NZ. 

Dunc champions great hacks for working smarter-not-harder, a huge hit with The Rock listeners.

Dunc Heyde

Rock

The Rock

Nickname Ninjas Vol 20

Vibe to start the week

Community Page Rage

join us next week for the ice bucket challenge...

Whitney Houston Challenge

A special bonus interview has landed in your feeds RIGHT NOW! I’m joined by April Ward, NZ CEO of Glassons

We talk about which celebs are influencing fashion trends the most at the moment, what it really takes to be a fashion buyer, and Glassons’ stunning new EDT range.

Have a peek at the new range at glassons.com now, and check out my interview with April - just search ‘A Little Bit Extra’ in your fave podcast app

Glassons’ stunning new EDT range

Of course this would happen to Fame

The Edge Breakfast Show vs The Ash London show in our first mime challenge of 2026!

Mime Challenge

Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock & 1991 joined George Drive in-studio to play 'Most Likely To.'

Most Likely To feat. Worship

Shay names NFL teams

Bev Priestman on the fallout after her Olympics scandal

For those who don't know NFL from a bar of soap, here you go. 

Lachy explains NFL in layman's terms

Never mind the radio show

Thats for kids, dickhead

we caught up with the the morning shift boys 

When two worlds collide

Vibe to take in for the week

the-morefm-team

Lana is getting into Pokemon

Si has one concerned about Si Dive

On this episode of Not For Radio  01:00-Pranking the kids 05:35 - An update on Jay’s home invader update 08:50 - Jay’s new find online 11:00 - Mommy and Daddy want to F**K 16:15 - Not For Radio Nicknames 21:10-One injury after another on a Wednesday   Hit us up and get all our links: ?https://linktr.ee/notforradio? Become a Sniper Elite: ?https://plus.rova.nz/?

636: Dick fell off prank

On this episode of Not For Radio…  01:15 - Electric shock while finding an arrow 04:25 - Cattle and bull chat 11:55 - Red neck brawl 13:44 - Show Boss Tiegs is leaving 31:14 - Dealing with the deceased   Hit us up and get all our links: ?https://linktr.ee/notforradio? Become a Sniper Elite: ?https://plus.rova.nz/?

635: Dealing with the deceased

Brad Thorn joins the boys to talk about his legendary career across both codes. We cover the water tank run, Alfie Langer, and the truth behind the Super League era.

632: Brad Thorn

628: Smothered in scat

The boys are back with more crazy yarns from you guys!

627: Grandad's guilt got me a PlayStation

On this episode of Not For Radio...  02:00 - Strongman vs 400kg tyre 09:50 - Prison shower chat 15:15 - Having a crack at religion 17:00 - Dana White Francis Ngannou yarn 25:10 - PS5 giveaway 28:05 - #2 in a bucket at the back of the van  Hit us up and get all our links: ?https://linktr.ee/notforradio? Annual Sniper Elite Subscriptions are 50% off for Black Friday! ?https://bit.ly/4oIPzzY?

603: Slip of a 400kg tyre

Today on the Poddy:

01:00 - Seeing a real life cowboy
04:50 - Avoiding hospitals and racking up injuries
15:20 - Tips for working out a ring size
19:00 - Luke is engaged! 
23:00 - NFR Stats update
27:30 - Jay's random connections
35:20 - Plumbing explosion

Hunters Element In The Wild Range: ⁠https://www.hunterselement.com/search...
Hit us up and get all our links: https://linktr.ee/notforradio
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598: Electrical mains cable explosion

we’re joined by M?ori musician, Te Wehi! We chat about his childhood and career, and he even plays a couple of tunes for us!

Te Wehi: The Fencing Bloke Turned Musician from Whakatane

Today on the Poddy:  00:00 - Introduction  01:40 - War Story 1  07:01 - Gruesome Injuries and Scars Facebook Post: https://www.facebook.com/groups/snipersnightmare/permalink/721790872936323/ 15:33 - Ashes 26:03 - Childhood Fears  34:55 - War Story 2 43:16 - Wrap-Up  Hit us up and get all our links: ?https://linktr.ee/notforradio? Become a Sniper Elite: ?https://plus.rova.nz/

591: Your Gnarliest Injuries

Our guest today is a proper Kiwi legend — a bloke whose name is basically stitched into the fabric of New Zealand food and hospitality. Al Brown isn’t your typical TV chef — he’s more of a storyteller with a fishing rod in one hand and a spatula in the other. He co-founded Logan Brown, one of NZ’s best restaurants, hosted a bunch of TV shows and created Depot Eatery and Federal Deli — two absolute Auckland institutions. He’s cooked for world leaders, fished every corner of Aotearoa, and probably poured more beers for strangers than most bartenders.  His new book, Hooked, dives into his lifelong love of fishing — the food, the people, and the stories that come with it. Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3JxVCIo  Plus, a great war story about a bloke who fell through a ceiling!  Hit us up and get all our links: https://linktr.ee/notforradio Become a Sniper Elite: https://plus.rova.nz/

Al Brown | Not For Radio #590 w/ Jay & Dunc

In Part 2 of our chat with Milan Borich from Pluto, we get into the wild LA years, addiction, and what brought the band back together after it all fell apart.

Milan Borich from Pluto pt. 2 | Not For Radio #586

Jay and Dunc catch up with their mate Wobbles – a Harley-riding legend with Cerebral Palsy who’s turned a wild life story into one hell of a book.

WOBBLES | Not For Radio #583

Jay and Dunc sit down with Milan Borich from Pluto for an unfiltered chat about his wild life journey - from small-town beginnings and a near-death fall at 14 to London chaos, addiction battles, and the rebirth of one of New Zealand’s most iconic bands.

Milan Borich from Pluto | Not For Radio #582

Spicy burgers, Warriors memories, Flintoff’s doco, Owen’s mum’s mishap, motorbike jokes, and a shiny chrome Chopper showpiece.

Spicy burger... or are you just fat? | Not For Radio #528

From a volcano kettle explosion to drunk poo mishaps, celebrity sightings, a blazed NZ ad, parenting advice, and Show Boss Tiegs confused about Canada.

RHINOSTOPPER | Not For Radio #518

From fruit salad cans to garlic love, dodgy sailing, hitchhiking tales, and Carl Barron’s childhood hunger comedy bit.

SAIL TRIP WITH NO EXPERIENCE | Not For Radio #517

Comedy longevity, wild scenarios, hecklers, mystery cars, and Chopper in the UK - pure chaos from start to finish.

HEATH FRANKLIN'S CHOPPER | Not For Radio #501

Compound bows, meat cysts, naked grannies, and absolute chaos from start to finish.

OUR 500TH EPISODE | Not For Radio #500

From rogue wheelie bins to border busts, wild dream pills, stoner chats and a comedy gem from George Wallace.

ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSING | Not For Radio #483

From a metal bin prank to horror downstairs telling-offs, wild grandmother tales, crematorium mail, community radio, travelling NZ, and the NFR edition of No One Else Like Me.

THIS EPISODE IS GNARLY | Not For Radio #479

From waterproofing boots to long-haul flights beside the deceased, skydiving granny throwbacks, NFR nicknames, spiders, belly button wax, and weekend plans.

NFR Nicknames | Not For Radio #467

On today’s episode, Jay and Dunc dive into a wild story about a bloke with a “broken appendage” and much, much more.

Burst it with a hot needle | Not For Radio #462

From doorknocker deterrents to Middle Ages facts, swearing Steve Reeve, stubborn Rene Heyde, war stories, Alexa mishaps, and the flaming asshole game.

The Weirdest Middle Ages Facts | Not For Radio #444

We're kicking off 2026 with a man who has clocked up billions of views just by being his gorgeous self. 

Louis Davis on the Dark Side of Social Media and Creating His Dream Life

From country kid to news anchor: An interview with Samantha Hayes

Samantha Hayes on dealing with grief from all angles

Brodie Kane

Brodie Kane sits down with Paul Henry to look past his controversial Breakfast days. Get to know the man behind The Chase NZ, the yachts, and the gin.

Get to know who Paul Henry really is

Tāme Iti reflects on fifty years of Māori activism, from the frontlines of protest to the healing power of art. We talk te reo, his new memoir, and questioning the status quo.

Veteran activist Tāme Iti on racism, te reo Māori, and how art saved his life

Seven years in the making, Brodie finally sat down with Dame Jacinda Ardern. They discuss her new book, the power of leading with kindness, and why she has no regrets about moving on.

Dame Jacinda Ardern on leadership, religion, kindness, and Rhythm and Vines

We speak with Fiona from Sky Dive Auckland

Robert Rakete

Jeanette Thomas

Day 3 of us trying to make sense of February 

Adult Contemporary 

Breeze

What is February??

Producer Gerry

"I love a shaven King" - Jeanette Thomas, 2026

Kingshaven

Sarah grew up in Wellington, mainly in the Hutt Valley (and it shows). 

She’s worked in radio for 20+ years, with a lot of those being with Flynny. She’s been heard on multiple radio stations and popped up on a few TV shows, but generally she just loves hanging out with her dogs and saving up for her next adventure. 

She loves all things 90’s, and even has a podcast about the iconic 90’s classic film Empire Records. 

Sarah’s also a breast cancer survivor and is a proud ambassador of the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.

Sarah Gandy

The worst think you've eaten out of your freezer...

Eating a PLACENTA?

Adam Percival

The way he did the exact same thing twice

Adam was a mime

If you don't use bobby pins, you have no idea...

A very specific kind of pain that no one talks about

Kitchen crowds

Which came first... finishing Gerry's quiz or Robert becoming the best bodybuilder in the city

Gerry's Auckland Quiz

Steph is our Disney-loving gal from Auckland’s North Shore. Off the airwaves you’ll find her in her happy place, swimming at the beach. Travelling is her favourite thing to do but she also loves hanging out at home and getting stuck into a DIY project.

It’ll be ten years since Steph started at The Edge this year. With a Best Solo Host radio award under her belt and a tonne of experience, she now gets to live out her absolute dream as show anchor in The Edge Afternoons.

Steph Monks

Inspiring lyrics, inspiring questions

Arse cam

Definitely think there was only one cupboard...

Sarah was high?!

Open home discoveries 

On the 9th anniversary of her mum’s passing, five things Jeanette’s learnt about grief 

Lessons in grief

Otagoooo Highlanders

Si you can't say that! 

first and last time for everything right?

This is why Si doesnt do social video

The facials on the Austin Powers one I CAN'T

Adam's owl noises

Super Rugby is officially back, and we’re straight into it at the launch with players, journos, coffee, and plenty of opinions flying around. We chat to a stack of familiar faces about what’s changed, what’s working, and why less TMO might be one of the best things to happen to the competition. There’s talk around rule interpretations, fatigue, ball-in-play time, and why the fan-first mindset has brought Super Rugby back to where it belongs.  And of course, we can’t ignore the big question hanging over the season. Who should be the next All Blacks coach? We put it to players and pundits, get a few names thrown around, and unpack why that job is one of the toughest seats in world rugby. Add in team predictions, old rivalries, and a bit of nostalgia for 30 years of Super Rugby, and you’ve got a proper scene-setter for the season ahead.