Look, we’ve had some messy mornings, but Yas turning Brady’s nice car into a white-paint-smudged Toyota Estima within ten seconds of arriving is a new record. We dive deep into the absolute chaos of Harrison’s sold-out comedy show, which apparently involved a lot of "theatrical" chat about tissues... We’re The Ash London Show, a NZ music radio show on The Edge from 3–7pm weekdays! This is our pre-show podcast, where we get a little bit cheeky ;) 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
Monday mornings usually involve a slow start, but Yas decided to kick things off by accidentally scratching Producer Brady’s "bougie whip" in the car park. Driving a massive white Toyota Estima is apparently harder than it looks, and Brady—bless his heart—took the paint transfer like an absolute champ. It sparked a massive trip down memory lane about our worst driving fails, including some very specific stories about hot older brothers buffing out scratches. Pure heaven, honestly.
The vibe shifted from cars to comedy as we unpacked Harrison’s weekend shows. It turns out Harrison’s parents were in the front row for some of the most graphic stories we’ve ever heard on stage. Harrison’s mum had a mid-show revelation about all those "balls of tissues" she used to find while doing the laundry back in the day. Let’s just say the truth was a lot more "biological" than a common cold, and now Harrison is officially banned from ever talking about laundry again.
Things didn't get any tamer when we moved on to Mother’s Day recaps. Ash’s attempts at a peaceful morning in bed were ruined when her son Buddy started playing with the "special medicine" she had tucked away in her bedside drawer. It’s all fun and games until the kids find the condoms! We also reached a new level of "group chat losing it" when Harrison confessed to flinging a used Connie out of a window in Wellington during his uni days, only to go on a frantic recovery mission the next morning to avoid a DNA scandal.
We wrapped things up with a classic round of "First and Last," though we were all feeling a bit "five dollars out of a million" thanks to some lingering weekend hangovers. From Pixar-themed porn titles to the science of knotting used protection, this episode is a total rollercoaster of oversharing. Consider this your official warning—it gets explicit, it gets weird, and we probably all need therapy.