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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Really big. With Jason Hoyt, Mike Oh, g'day, you mad boss. It's great to have your company on this very, very, very gloomy Friday afternoon. Oh, what's the date today? The 4th of June, 2026. And you, my friends, as always, listening to The Big Show, brought to you by Reburger.
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I think that's as good as we're going to get. Yeah, I don't think we need to push him anymore, Moogie. Tell you what, mate, you're looking in fine fiddle in your tidy whitey. How's life, you mad bastard?
I'm pretty grousey, you mad dog, you sick son of a bee. I'm just bathing in the afterglow of the New Zealand Radio and Podcast Awards 2026 that were held last night. Jase, we went along, didn't we, to the event there, the awards. The first time I've ever been, I think possibly the second time you've been in 15 years. What an occasion.
I feel so grateful to be a part of this industry, and that really was the night of nights. You were there as well, Keezy. How are you feeling? Yeah, I'm feeling really great. Obviously, the awards are just a small part of it. It's what you do after the awards that really leaves a lasting memory.
Yeah.
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Chapter 2: What did the hosts think about the Radio Awards?
We have a massive show, as you can imagine, coming up. So please.
Wait, hang on. I want you to know. We are not going to be half-assing the show just because Keezy is an absolute shadow of himself. This is going to be the best show of the year. So stay tuned. Stay tuned, yeah. And speaking of, do you want me to play the coming up in the show? Oh, look, I can't be bothered, really. Sorry, I've already fired it off. What's happening on The Big Show with Old Mogi?
Well, it's a Friday. That means it's time for a throbber. No, I'm not talking about Keezy's headache. Hey! But mostly we're going to be going over, raking over the coals of the radio awards last night. Asking a question. We've got a big poll coming up next and you want to get involved with it because I'll be honest with you, I'm not sure having Keezy here today is the best thing for the show.
What do you mean? I'm sweet, man. I'm ready to go. He is an albatross around our necks. Can I put it that way?
I have never seen him look more pale.
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Chapter 3: How is Keezy feeling after the awards night?
And green around the gills as I have today.
I normally don't recommend people take sick days because they're hungover. Yes. But I don't know, man. Well, you could have told me this before I came in. That would have been great to know.
This is a tune, though, comfortably shagged.
That's how I feel right now.
The Hodaki Big Show. Weekdays from 4 on Radio Hodaki.
Yes, indeed, Velvet Revolver there on the Radio Hodaki Big Show this Friday afternoon. The time is 13 minutes past 4 o'clock, which means it's time for... The Big Poll. Let's cut to the chase. It was the radio awards last night. Old Mogi and I went along. The whole team went. In fact, it was great. But Mogi and I did not participate in the after party, of which Keezy did vigorously.
Yeah, so there's an after party, and then there's an after after party. Oh, there were two after parties. And then we sort of ended up in G-Lane's hotel room at about 2, 3 a.m. in the morning. Right, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So it's fair to say Keezy's a broken man. I don't know. I mean... I mean, he's so broken... What? ...that Mogi and I have had a little discussion about whether or not we need to sort of have him here. A little vomit in the corner just before and a little bucket. He's pale.
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Chapter 4: What humorous stories were shared about the after-party?
He looks very sad and broken. He's got his hoodie up. He does. So the big poll today is very, very simple. Should we send Keezy home? Yes or no?
Can I just say I don't want to be sent home. I'm here to do a job. This has got nothing to do with what you want. Right. It's what's best for the show, Keezy. Now, the only thing that sort of gives me pause, Jase, if I could put it that way, is why should we reward Keezy for his bad behaviour? That's true. But at the same time, why should we punish the audience for Keezy's bad behaviour?
See, I would argue that having me here, admittedly not feeling the best... And having the full team together is better than me not being here.
Yeah, I mean, that makes me think that you're probably still pissed.
Still pissed, yeah.
Same. Same.
Right. Well, look, 3483, feel free to text your opinions. I mean, I think I sound all right.
Look, the only thing is... The only redeeming feature potentially is that people love it when Keezy is massively hungover. Yes. You know what I mean? And they might go, no, I want to see him dragged out over the hours doing live radio, feeling like a piece of excrement.
Okay, well, look, we'll do a big poll. The Hodaki Big Show Instagram story. You can vote there. Now, of course, the other problem is that we can't have a binding referendum because actually whether the audience think he should go home or not, whether we think he should go home or not, we don't actually have the power to send him home. No. So potentially we should call your boss. Why? And ask him.
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Chapter 5: What was the outcome of the Big Poll regarding Keezy?
I just sussed out that Pugs is not there and I got spun some yarn about some frigging wedding. That's all BS. I know that. He's not turned up. What is it with you Channel Gen Z? You're just piss weird. Channel Gen Z? Well, you're Gen Z, like, Mogey, Hoyt, Todd, Gen X, hard, go hard, play hard, turn up.
Yeah, right. So, I mean, look, Todd, for the record, I don't want to go home.
You know I love... Mate, you sound... Disgrace. You sound shocking. I sound shocking. The frustrating thing is, mate, you're putting for a day's leave off in June 30 to go and see someone I thought died 100 years ago, single Barry Dumpadink or whatever he is. And so, mate, like, it's just a constant, I want to do less. So, anyway, but here's the thing. I can hear it in your voice.
The people are texting you, mate. You're just... You know, I know it sounds bad, but, like, you've just got to get through it, mate.
Chapter 6: How do the hosts feel about the quality of the show today?
You've got to toughen up. Yeah.
That's what we're telling them, Toddy.
But you've just got to... Play a song, get a power rating, I don't care, do a line of coke, whatever. Just get through it, mate. You've got no idea how hard me and Mogi and Hoyt have got through some of the worst shifts of our life. This is a life lesson for you, young fella. It's a life lesson for you.
Hey, Tony, just out of interest, where are you?
I'm at a ā we did a post-strategy meeting after the ā I'm around the corner of the chicken shop. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, Johnny. I'm still going hard. So, PZ. What? PZ. What? I'm going to check the video cameras, and if you're not walking out that door, Joe Riddell will check for me. If you're not walking out that door at five past seven, trouble for you, pal.
Yep, you got it, Todd. You know me. I'm a company man, mate. You enjoy your meeting there at the pub, all right?
Good.
Yeah, yeah, on you, brother.
All right, thanks, Tony.
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