📻Ian returns - The Radio Show
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What nostalgic video games do Jerry and Manaia reminisce about?
The Hauraki Breakfast. Bunnings Trade have your internal fit-out and finished jobs covered. Jerry and Minaya. The Hauraki Breakfast. Welcome along to The Hauraki Breakfast, Tuesday the 7th of July, 2026. My name's Jeremy Wells, this is Minaya Stewart. Huge show. Huge show ahead for a Tuesday. I think this is about as big a Tuesday as we're going to get. Big, big get. You know, on this show we like to chase after the big fish. Some other shows just sort of, you know, like to coast along by themselves. Not us. Ian from Sam's Butchery joins us just behind the plant barn there in Silverdale. He's going to join us behind the plant barn.
How does Ian from Sam's Butchery engage with listeners?
Well, he will because we're going to be talking to him at 8.40. Uncontactable outside of work hours. Yeah, that's right. Is that it? Well, he doesn't have a mobile phone. Yeah, nor should he. I think he just communes with the spirits. But yeah, we'll be talking to him at 8.40. So if you've got any questions for Ian, who was the butcher that we had on the other day, send them through, 3483. We'll put them to him later on. I was listening to a podcast yesterday with Annie Leibowitz, the famous author, and she was saying she doesn't run a cell phone either. No cell phone. Yeah, I've been thinking about getting a dumb phone. You know, like it's a trap. Oh, yeah. Old school clamshell phone. You know what I mean?
But... I don't know. But you haven't. Nah. I don't know. But it's actually quite handy having internet banking and things on your phone. Maps.
Maps are good.
What are the unique claims to fame shared by listeners?
You know when people are like, oh, our lives are worse for phones? They are considerably better. Yep. Like noticeably, tangibly better. It's just having the discipline to be able to actually use it in a particular manner. Yeah, put that thing down. Yeah, put that thing down. Very hard. Which I can't do. Anyway, Ian from Savage Butcher joins us later on in the show. He'll be offering some life advice, no doubt. You would have to think so.
Don't rush the process. Time is natural. So let us take its natural course.
Ah. Bad?
No.
So tomorrow we're taking a bit of a break for a wee while, going away. Yeah. Big show is coming in Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Are they? Yeah, apparently. But why don't they just do their own show? I think they're going to do both. That leaves another bit to them. I think so. Yeah. I think so. So, Zoe, you're going away as well?
What advice does Ian offer about carving ham?
Yep. Zoe and I are going to Sydney. Are you both going to Sydney? Well, we are, yeah. We didn't know that at the time. You've got something to tell us. I did mention this out in the office the other day, and I don't know that our boss, Pixie Campbell, cottoned on that we're not going together. I said, oh, yeah, Zoe and I are going to Sydney. He said, oh, awesome. That's cool.
He asked me yesterday, he said, so what game are you guys going together to? And I was like, oh, that's kind of...
And so this morning I got a message from Zoe which said, could you bring in some scales please? And I was in the bathroom at the time and I was looking at the scales and so I said yes.
Timed it perfectly.
Yeah, you did actually. So I've bought the scales and I'm not sure what the scales are for. I presume to weigh us before and after Bear and Pie July. Great idea.
Yeah.
How does Ian suggest balancing education and sports?
Well, no, I didn't want to make you feel bad before. But no, I have to go and put my bag on a fly and it's only 7kgs. And last time I did this, I just handed around my bag around the office to everyone and said, does this feel like 7kgs? And some people said yes, no. It ended up being about 7.4. So it was fine. I feel like it's a bit more today. So I need the confirmation of a scale that... It's seven kilos.
So first question is, are you flying with Jetstar? Yep. Okay, so they're quite strict on it. They can be. What I don't understand about Jetstar is in a lot of the airports, you've got to go into their terminal, like they've got their own little terminal that you walk into, and you have to scan your bag at that point, then take it off that, and then they've now started weighing your hand luggage, which is, I presume, the issue you're dealing with.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What nostalgic video games do Jerry and Manaia reminisce about?
0:00–0:36
2
How does Ian from Sam's Butchery engage with listeners?
0:36–1:21
3
What are the unique claims to fame shared by listeners?
1:21–2:24
4
What advice does Ian offer about carving ham?
2:24–3:11
5
How does Ian suggest balancing education and sports?
3:11–4:08
6
What insights does Ian provide about the future of physical game discs?
4:08–5:15
7
What are the highlights of the lame claims shared during the segment?
5:15–6:29
8
How does the discussion about Neil the Seal unfold?
6:29–1:02:00
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