You aren’t ready for where this one goes... From Cal’s upcoming Bali trip (and the inevitable "happy ending" interrogation) to the absolute chaos of a "cumbrella". We are losing it in the studio. We also dive deep into the great NZ chip debate and why Cal can't handle an hour of delayed gratification for a free burger. It's masc energy, Taylor Swift deep cuts, and a lot of things we'll probably have to tag as explicit. See more from The Ash London Show at @theashlondonshow and @theedgenz Find your next favourite show and see more behind-the-scenes content on rova’s Instagram @rova.nz Hosts: Ash London, Harrison Keefe, & Yas Coe Executive Producer: Samantha Harding Producer: Nepia Ruwhiu
It’s a full house on the podcast today and the energy is, frankly, unhinged. We kick things off with a little bit of radio history as Ash realizes she might have been a literal trailblazer for women in the industry, before stumbling into a hilarious accidental listen of our competitors. Let’s just say, if you’re looking for political talk, you’re in the wrong place—we’re much more interested in why Harrison is spending $112 on a pack of ciggies just to smoke one behind the sheds.
The conversation takes a sharp (and slightly crass) turn when we start planning Cal’s upcoming trip to Bali. Between the lure of $12 massages and the boys' obsession with what constitutes a "happy ending," Ash is left trying to maintain some semblance of order. We even get a special guest appearance from Producer Neeps’ mum, right in time for a truly confusing story about "cumbrellas." If you don't know what they are, count yourself lucky, because Ash’s dad certainly has his own definition.
To wrap up the chaos, we tackle the most important question facing New Zealanders today: what is the superior potato chip? Whether you're a Snacka Changi loyalist like Meg or you’re out here eating Popperjacks for dinner like a teething toddler, we’re breaking down the crunch, the salt, and the controversial thin-cut life. Plus, we find out why Cal’s generation just can’t wait 68 minutes for a free Burger Fuel delivery. It’s heartfelt, it’s absurd, and it’s 100% The Ash London Show.