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Chapter 1: What unique content does the Hauraki Breakfast Podcast offer?
Daily bespoke content that you won't find on the radio show, the Hauraki Breakfast Podcast.
Jerry's just out in the old orifice this morning. He came in this morning and he forgot his glasses, didn't he? Classic Jerry. Classic Jerry. And then he goes, nah, that's all good. I've got glasses over at TVNZ. And so he's gone over there and now he's making himself a coffee.
Chapter 2: How does forgetting glasses affect Jerry's morning routine?
Is that what he's doing now?
I think so. Yeah.
From what I can see. Okay. Do you find that he looks a lot younger with no glasses on? I think most people do, don't they? I feel like for some people it would offset maybe... Because you think of ageing rock stars and they wear those tinted glasses and it's an attempt to make themselves look younger or full sunglasses inside.
Sunglasses, yeah, that's a hard of a thing.
Or there's a...
There's a style of bloke who will wear a performative pair of glasses to make themselves look less intimidating. Oh, yeah. I don't know if you've ever hung around the jiu-jitsu community. A lot of them will chuck a pair of glasses on afterwards just to make themselves look a little less intimidating. I was listening to the mainstream sports media. Or what's left of it.
I'm going into work this morning. You know, like I don't. It doesn't really exist anymore in the way that radio sport... No, no, no. I know what you mean. I don't know. It's weird. The mainstream sports media has now become alternative sports media. And I mean that in two ways, and I'll describe them for you thusly. I know what one is. Jeremy Wells.
Good morning, good morning.
We've just told everyone about your glasses, mate. Welcome in.
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Chapter 3: What changes have occurred in mainstream sports media?
When they do the lotto ad and they say, you know, imagine what you could do.
Yeah.
Would it be to listen to Radio Sport every day? They should put him on. I won lotto and now I just listen to Sports Radio every day.
Of course, Staffy.
Well, he's living the dream, isn't he? That's what I'd love to do. I mean, I'm with him.
I just asked him one day after he'd been on air. I was like, hey, if you don't mind me asking, not a lot of people have the time to ring a radio station in the middle of the afternoon every day. Then the other one we had was... Oh, man.
And he said, I won Lotto Division One.
Yeah, he said, I won Lotto. Oh, like... 15 years ago. I wonder how much he won. Did he say? He didn't say, but he said basically it was enough that he travelled the world for a bit, got a couple of flash cars or whatever, and now he's just parked up in Northland just... Listening to the radio. Listening to the radio, yeah. I'd like to assume... No mates.
No mates. Yeah, maybe. And no mates. Well, let's be honest. If you've got lots of mates... You're not ringing the radio. Do you just sit and listen to sports radio and ring it?
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Chapter 4: How has the concept of the 'prize pig' evolved in radio?
Not 3,000, but like... 14 hours ago. 14 hours ago. 16. 16. 16. 17.
Wow. Oh, my. Yeah. So the radio station next door to the radio station that we worked at, we got into their prize system. Yeah. And it basically listed all of, because we were trying to track down this particular prize pig and see how much he was winning. But the radio station next door to us, there was one particular prize pig there. Right. Who had won the most prizes at that place.
And that person's last name, have to beat this. Keezy. Oh. And she was reselling on Trade Me. Oh. Like 28,000 prizes in their prize system. Oh. It was unbelievable.
This might be more of an off.
Off-podcast chat. Yeah, there's quite a bit more to that story, obviously. Oh, really?
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of prize pigs on radio stations?
Yeah.
Make sure you beep all this stuff, because I know often this is going up a little bit earlier these days. Let's just make a good... Yeah, it's all good. Let's just have a good couple of scrubs through that. You can cast the weather air across that as well.
It's a little bit about 12 and a half, so I've got three good beeps need to go on at the moment. Oh, at least. Don't just do three and knock it on the head.
I just want to make sure that you get through this.
You can't identify people at all, actually.
No. So this is the thing. So the prize pick exists, but when I was working in the mainstream sports media, There was one that was coming through that we thought was a prize pick. It was a reverse prize pick. It was the same phone number and they were giving a different name every time. And we were like, well, how have you... What are you trying to... What's the game here?
Are you... Because again, it's the reverse of the prize pick. It's one number, seven different names. Yeah. Turns out... What was happening there was that was one communal cell phone at a retirement home. Oh, jeez. And so every day they would call through and it would be a different person's turn. And I was like, we've got your name saved to something different in the system.
What's going on there? No, don't know, don't know. All of them, don't know, don't know, don't know. The last guy who was still with it, he was like, well, it's the same phone. We're all using the same phone. I was like, who's all using the same phone? Shady X Retirement Village.
Wow, man.
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Chapter 6: What stories illustrate the challenges of dealing with callers?
And we're like, oh, man. Oh, fuck.
Where do you go? Oh, fuck. What did they do? No, and it's even worse than that. Went to a song.
No, because there's no songs.
Talk back.
I know.
And also the host, yeah, yeah. And then the host also was relatively inexperienced, and he was on by himself. The other host who was a bit more experienced than that, and a female, so she would have been able to handle it a bit better. wasn't there for whatever reason and so the host who i won't say who it was just had to go ah, really, sorry to hear that, man.
Ah, damn. And so he's like, he's like looking at me, I'm looking at him, I don't fucking know. No one, they don't teach you that at radio school. So this is the podcast that if you wanted to be involved in journalism or the broadcasting sector, please apply. P.O. Box 1945 Christchurch. Get involved. It's a great industry to be involved in. Let's do the radio show, shall we?
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