FULL SHOW: DAY IN LOO 2026 (feat. Karl Urban, Wilson Dixon, Suzanne Paul & Jeremy Wells)
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What is the purpose of the Day in Loo event?
The Hodaki Big Show. Thanks to crave-worthy street food. Freshly made with Reburger.
Look up there! Is it a bird? Is it a plane?
No!
It's Radio Hodaki! Broadcasting live from the top of the Auckland Sky Tower for Day In Blue!
Day In Blue!
How did the hosts prepare for the live broadcast at the Sky Tower?
Oh, g'day, you mad bars.
It's great to have your company on this wet and moist Thursday afternoon. It is the 25th of June, 2026. And you, my friends, as always, listening to The Big Show, brought to you by Reburg Gear.
Crave-worthy street food freshly made with Reburg Gear. Yum.
Yeah, that was great, KT.
You know we're at the top of the Sky Tower. I don't have the sound effects with me. So I would appreciate if you guys just sort of helped me out here. You know what I mean?
Well, I think you should take that responsibility on by yourself going forward. But I tell you what, old Mogi, as always, across the desk from me on this very auspicious day. Looking hot, you stud. How's life?
You're pretty grousey, you mad dog, you sick son of a bee. What a special day it is, Jase. You're absolutely right. It's such a special day. I'm wearing a special jacket.
Moggy's got a new jacket. It's made out of bottles.
Empty bottles. I want to be clear about that. Yes. But they'd be melted down and turned into a jacket. It's not a jacket that's made out of a whole bunch of bottles that have been stitched together. That would be ludicrous. That would be the kind of thing that someone would wear with woman's boots.
Oh, okay. We're going early, are we, fellas? We're going early. I've got a bit of a news update on that later on in the show, incidentally.
Well, it is a big show today, fellas, because we are the sort of, we're putting the cherry on top of what has been an amazing day in terms of raising funds and awareness for Bowel Cancer New Zealand. It is a day in lieu. We are at the tippity top of the Sky Tower, and it's kind of a horrific day here in terms of the weather. This morning, because I came up earlier, Jay, so did you. Mogi, you were here first thing as well.
I was here at the crack of.
Yeah, beautiful view across Auckland City. The sun was shining now, kind of stormy, dark and raining. But we will continue. Don't forget, if you'd like to donate, to text LOU to 3483. And for a full list of symptoms, an online symptom checker, head to dayandloo.co.nz.
Yeah, great stuff. Now, listen, Mogi, there's a massive show ahead. What have we got coming up, mate?
It's a really fantastic question, man. Can I just say, guess, guess, guess?
Oh, okay.
What are some personal experiences shared about bowel cancer?
Have you heard of superstars? Yeah.
Really? Are they coming up?
I don't actually know how much detail we're allowed to go into, but we've got some of the biggest names in television in New Zealand.
Right, okay, so, oh, wow.
In the biggest names in television. Yeah. In New Zealand.
Oh, New Zealand television. Oh, okay, yeah, yeah.
It's massive. It's massive, fellas. Do you like Kings of Leon, Jase? I love Kings of Leon. Turn it up.
The Hauraki Big Show. Weekdays from 4 on Radio Hauraki. Oh, yes, indeed.
Cheers. Cheers. Cheers. Fellas, alive from the top of the Sky Tower for Bowel Cancer Awareness Day. Now, listen, fellas, I know we were chatting earlier. You and Keezy, Mike, were seeing this as an opportunity for the big show to bring back Shat Chat.
Well, that's right. We ran it past our boss, Mad Dog Aussie Toddy, and he was anti it. You remember we were running Shat Chat for probably three and a half to four years. Yeah, we were. Every single day we'd talk about shats and one sort of shape or another. And then it got to the point where Mad Dog Aussie Toddy actually banned us from doing Shat Chat any longer.
I can't imagine why, you know, because it was obviously there was a lot of interaction from the audience. People were sending in their favorite, you know, sort of chat related stories.
Which was great stuff.
100%. Just a reminder, we are here for Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. It's just not just one day.
No, that's right.
It's a whole month. And we're here at the top of the Sky Tower raising funds. If you'd like to donate to the cause... Text Lou to 3483. Because the symptoms, fellas, if caught early.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the purpose of the Day in Loo event?
0:00–0:29
2
How did the hosts prepare for the live broadcast at the Sky Tower?
0:29–2:39
3
What are some personal experiences shared about bowel cancer?
2:39–5:01
4
What symptoms should listeners be aware of regarding bowel cancer?
5:01–7:20
5
How does humor play a role in discussing serious health topics?
7:20–10:53
6
What insights did Suzanne Paul share about health and aging?
10:53–14:12
7
What advice does Jeremy Wells give regarding health checks?
14:12–17:28
8
How can listeners contribute to bowel cancer awareness?
17:28–1:01:48