ON-AIR π’ - Mel's Sologamy and Rog's Flog-A-Me
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What did Bryce learn from his trip to New York?
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Subscribe and leave a review on the potty. Every time you do, Rog has to give $1 to Labor. Bryce, you got back from New York. You went there last week to see the Foo Funners. Yes. It was a secret show. Well, yes, so funny. Because we were talking about it for like two weeks. Yes. Turns out I was not supposed to be doing that.
Oh, is that right? At all.
Oh, yeah, we were. Well, no one told us. No one told me. Yeah, exactly. I was banging on about it for weeks. I wasn't supposed to have mentioned it at all. Oh, no way. Yeah. When did you find that out? When I got to New York. They were like, you haven't been talking about it, have you? Nah. And I was like, oh. Why? Because it's secret. It hasn't been announced yet. Tickets hasn't gone on sale. Obviously, you're on radio. Some Foo Fighters nerd could pick that up. Oh, they're coming to New York. Then they'll start working out where. So, yeah, no, no. Apparently, I had ruined Foo Fighter Club.
I broke the number one rule. That's good.
What embarrassing moments did the hosts share?
That's impressive, man.
Well done.
Yeah.
So got there and yes, even by the time I'd arrived, which was on that Wednesday night, right?
Yeah.
And they were going to be playing the Thursday night. It was only announced late that Wednesday night. Oh, so that's when you... So I was already all the way there. Yeah. And then you had to, like, go and queue up at this place, Irving Plaza, which is this famous venue that I found out that for, like, over three decades people have been going to all these gigs, like Misfits and all these famous New York bands and Strokes and all these great big names have played there, all the different hip-hop acts and stuff as well. It's like a mini power station is how I would describe it. So Power Station in Auckland is awesome, iconic venue.
What is sologamy and why is it gaining popularity?
And I think that holds about 1,000, 1,100 people. This held 750 to 800. So smaller. Even smaller.
How did tasering become a topic of discussion?
But shaped like it, the sort of two tier system. But I just can't describe how close the band were. That you were, yeah. Wherever you were in the venue. And yeah, they were unbelievable. So people queued up from that night to be able to get passes. They then slept from 9 p.m. that night and waited until 10 a.m. the next morning. And it's not hot or warm in New York at the moment at all. Waited overnight to then be in this line to queue to try and be one of the tickets. And you could buy two at a time. So that line could really only be 350 deep or whatever. And you ruined the surprise.
Yeah. That's wild.
And I ruined it. Oh, man. So many would have missed out. So many. So many would have missed out. They were telling me, because I was like, oh, can I go around and film and talk to a couple of people? And they were like, yeah, but don't go around the corner, because all those people are missing out. Yeah, of course they are. I was like, should we tell them that they're going to miss out? And he's like, no.
What are some holiday mishaps that led to hospital visits?
I was like, ooh. You could have ruined that too.
You're not going, guys. And then, yeah, show night came around. We were in this upstairs part of the venue, right? And there was just this curtain that was sort of, you know, separating me and this bunch of people. And I was like, I wonder what's going on there. it was the whole band. No, they were close. So they were a curtain away. And so I was sort of peering behind the curtain and there is Dave, Nate, Rami, Elan, the whole band, their family, their management.
And you got that interview.
mouth. No.
Because you ruined the surprise.
No, no interview unfortunately. But tell you what, we had about six or seven beers and had a ripper of a night. The band sounded awesome.
Their new stuff sounded good?
Sounded really good. The only one you sent of us was the pretender. It was their old stuff. Nah, bro. I sent you heaps. It's just you don't look at the stuff. I hate people at concerts who film that.
Yeah, yeah. Also, I don't know why you wanted more than that. I'm never watching that.
Even your co-hosts feed, nah. Nah. The only one I looked at was the pretender. He went all that way and they played their old stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Bryce learn from his trip to New York?
0:00β1:04
2
What embarrassing moments did the hosts share?
1:04β1:47
3
What is sologamy and why is it gaining popularity?
1:47β1:53
4
How did tasering become a topic of discussion?
1:53β2:50
5
What are some holiday mishaps that led to hospital visits?
2:50β6:29
6
What happened to the guest who got stabbed in Portugal?
6:29β7:26
7
How did the hosts react to the discussion about holiday health issues?
7:26β10:25
8
What humorous stories emerged from the guests' experiences?
10:25β1:00:05