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Catch up on all the best moments from Clint, Meg & Dan with This Week's Greatest Eight!

This jam-packed compilation brings together the funniest segments, including the Great Muff off taking out the number one spot. 

This week on The Overthinkers, the crew dives down a rabbit hole of backhanded doppelgänger compliments, extreme listener catch-ups, and the bizarre history of medieval nicknames. Meg breaks down why "Richard" turned into "Dick" and "William" became "Bill," while Dan and Meg trade wild stories about public confrontations, drinks being thrown in faces, and the one time a single punch laid out a high school enemy. Plus, Producer Carl gets tasked with a high-stakes guest quest!

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Friday with Warriors hype, superstitions and a jinx “bunker” plan, plus psychic medium John Edward on whether luck is real. Dan gets spotted at the gym thanks to his toe-walking, the team settles the toilet seat argument, and Scandal covers Dolly Parton’s posthumous message, Millie Bobby Brown’s second adoption, and Travis Kelce correcting his nieces about “Aunt Tay.” They vent in Things We Hate, play Easy Money, plug Electric Ave’s lineup and next week’s “every caller wins” tickets, share a producer’s diary recap, and Meg dominates a Muffin Break “Muff Off” for I...

Things go sideways fast after calling their regular psychic medium, Linda, to give her a heads-up about celebrity psychic John Edward, only to catch her mid-dump while she somehow still manages to predict an upcoming trip to Africa. The studio then devolves into a taste test of the new Mountain Dew Blue Rasp Blitz to test high school penis-shrinking myths, before an off-air game debate turns into an unexpected investigation into which team member can actually queef on demand.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Friday with surprise bills, wedding chat and a debate on whether to go to bed angry. Dan’s Overthinkers challenge reveals who can remove underwear fastest, while Easy Money returns with letters K and Z. They announce Electric Avenue 2027’s huge lineup including Calvin Harris and Kings of Leon. A listener shares an $850,000 first-division Lotto win after nearly binning the ticket. The team calls for a surrogate for Jamie’s family journey, celebrates “love flex” shoutouts, and recruits New Zealand’s unluckiest 13 to bunker down so the Warriors can win.

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The crew dives headfirst into a list of seemingly simple, highly defensible life debates that reveal way too much about everyone’s personal habits. What starts as a quick discussion on pantry etiquette quickly devolves into an impromptu physical challenge, unearthing secret bank accounts, unexpected hygiene upgrades, and terrible hosting habits along the way.

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off early with banter about charity, then debate “cool” vs “uncool” emojis after a thumbs-up is called insulting by a caller. Scandal headlines cover Tom Cruise’s confusing interview, Ed Sheeran’s statement about dropping Macklemore after a Free Palestine speech, and a tight Bird of the Year race. They unpack Lotto’s new, harder Powerball odds and what’s more likely than winning. The team shares “rich” signs, Emmy highlights, and plays Easy Money. They assemble an “unlucky” Warriors jinx squad for a bunker at Archie Brothers, revisit their Blue September prostate-check country song, talk unique streak...

On this episode of The Overthinkers, the team spiral down an AI search rabbit hole to find out who the internet thinks is the biggest A-lister on the show. The results get wild fast as the algorithms award Clint Hollywood-style status, credit Dan with viral internet fame, and somehow assign Meg a full beard, a love for fixing motorbikes, and the odour of fish bait.

Plus, they break down what they'd do if they found $10,000 in cash, address some very flattering (and unexpected) listener feedback, and reveal their most embarrassing moments of forgetting people's names.

Clint, Meg and Dan debate the “most feminine” tattoo spot, share Clint’s massage and surprise glute treatment, and cover scandals involving backlash to a nude Sydney Sweeney betting ad plus Macklemore saying Ed Sheeran dropped him from a tour over “Free Palestine.” They play “Nude or Not,” with Dan revealing he’s naked in Studio B, then give away $1,000 on Easy Money and discuss A-List rankings for William Shakespeare, Lionel Messi and Jessica Alba. The crew recruits “jinxes” into a Warriors bunker at Archie Brothers to avoid ruining the playoff, chats to matchmaker Jeannie from Shortlist, explores Meg’s luteal phase rage, i...

The Overthinkers gang is back to break down the latest mailbag drama, including a very bold message from a listener named Tyler that sets off a debate about whether calling someone else's wife a 10/10 is considered cheating. Meg opens up about her monthly "luteal phase" rages (and why Guy is living on the edge), Clint admits to getting his garage door fixed via AI, and the crew reads the terrifyingly accurate final pages of their hypothetical AI-written biographies. Plus, Dan risks it all with his controversial standards for crèche bake sale cookies.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Monday with stories from MKTO and a chaotic fairy-and-pirate festival, then argue over whether it’s “unorthodox” for a guy to ride passenger while his partner drives. Scandal covers Celine Dion’s first live performance in six years, Saint West’s “that’s light” flex, Chris Rock wanting another Madagascar, and Benny Blanco’s “marathon” claim. They prank-talk “permission” ordering at restaurants, crown Flats Idol winners for RnV tickets, react to Auckland’s CRL opening fire delay, share party-ruining moments, and read a DM from a couple seeking a surrogate. Plus: celebrity lookalikes, Warriors jinx bunker talk, E...

Catch up on the wildest, funniest, and most unhinged moments of the week with Clint, Meg, and Dan! From pregnancy pranks and hilarious "out-of-context" slip-ups to stomach-turning tales of the worst things ever found in coffee cups, this week's highlights are packed with non-stop banter. 

Clint and Meg catch Meg doing the absolute furthest thing from radio prep during the ad breaks, drooling over an insanely expensive, hyper-specific piece of cast iron cookware. This leads the crew down a rabbit hole of their most bougie possessions and what they would grab first if their houses were burning down to avoid ultimate post-fire embarrassment. Plus, Dan gets caught in a massive lie about an "exotic" item sitting in his bedside table, a listener asks for dating app advice regarding flatpack garden furniture, and producer Carl’s daughter Goldie gives her blunt review of the show.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off with a message from security guard Richie and a debate about Batman’s undies, then Meg vents about a neighbour who keeps dropping off deformed produce and half-eaten food. They “settle” whether adults should make their beds, share Scandal updates on Jennifer Lawrence’s first Instagram Reel and a Spice Girls singles collection, and crown the final Flat Idol finalist as voting opens for R&V tickets. The team also plays a looks-rating “die if you’re wrong” game, Easy Money, discusses Warriors jinxes, complains about “circling back” emails and RSVPs, roasts “close to selling out,” and...

The team navigates home tenancy panic, relationship dynamics, and high-stakes self-assessments.

Dan reveals a growing domestic crisis involving a decaying fruit tree that belonged to his landlord's mother, a misidentification of citrus varieties, and the silent treatment over text. Clint brings a theory to the table about "punching" above your weight class in relationships, questioning whether lower-rated partners actually see themselves as lower-rated or if they’re settling for less than a 10. Finally, the trio plays a deadly rating game where they must guess where 100 strangers would place them on a 1-to-10 scale within a 0.5 margin of er...

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off Thursday with Clint’s attempted snack-and-beer cutback, only to be derailed by Cadbury blocks and a Kiwi snack “More or Less” game. They chat Scandal updates (Spice Girls tease and Sydney Sweeney’s ad), take calls including Susie’s painful stair fall, and run Easy Money with chaotic attempts on letters F and T. Meg shares a wild post-surgery moment where she wanted to prank her worried husband, nails a mispronounced-words challenge (except “bourgeois”), and reads a brutal Korean dermatology email offering “fat reduction” and Botox. Dan discusses his viral TikToks, a Warriors jinx “Worriers” bu...

Clint, Meg and Dan return after a week apart, chat about Meek’s husband’s nose surgery, Clint’s sudden “shredding for summer,” and a pricey tiny movie-theatre pizza. Meg reveals she accidentally munched a cockroach in her coffee, sparking a call-in on the worst things listeners have found in their mouths. They debate dream movie memorabilia after Ed Sheeran’s prop collection, hear awkward stories about handing phones over unsupervised, and discuss getting paid for unusual work tasks—including being sent to a private movie screening. Dan panics after potentially killing a sentimental 60-year-old lemon tree, and Flats Idol continues...

Things get chaotic as the team plays a high-stakes round of Family Feud to guess the top icons, A-listers, musical powerhouses, and historical legends. From David Attenborough and Taylor Swift taking top spots to Keanu Reeves’ legendary "perfect day" routine, the crew breaks down who actually makes the cut and who gets relegated to the B-list. Finally, everyone crafts their own 5-person dream dinner party, resulting in pure chaos, wild stories, and Clint’s shockingly unhinged guest list.

Dan, Clint, and Lucy break down the ethics of paying for a bigger nose before diving headfirst into body piercings you definitely can’t wear everyday. Then, an incredible fan message details a wild, cheese-induced dream featuring base jumping, wingsuits, and a hippie camp. Plus, Producer Brady defends his controversial hunting photos on dating apps, and the guys debate what really goes down on all-male trips into the wilderness.

Clint returns from a Hawaii holiday with a tan, weight gain and a $27 Starbucks shock, while Meg is away and Lucy fills in with Scandal updates including Inbetweeners 3 news. The team debuts Flats Idol entries for Rhythm & Vines tickets, praising White Powder Palace and introducing The 212. Dan shares a creepy update about his toddler’s “Natalie” who lives in the cupboard and sits on the roof, prompting a call from a spiritual cleanser. They play Easy Money, chat family feuds, and hear wild stories about handing over phones and outrageous bills.0

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The crew digs into the archives to test out unused radio prep sheets, weird metaphors, and questionable proverbs, from bringing beers to an AA meeting to taking soup on a roller coaster. Things get chaotic fast during a game of The Mouth Talks Before The Brain, leading to a studio showdown where Dan threatens to physically tackle Producer Carl over misfired sound effects. 

Plus, Meg reveals the hilarious secret handover notes she left to keep Dan alive while she was away, including his strict diet of Pizza Shapes, his obsession with Cher, and Clint's alleged yellow tooth.

Clint is away in Hawaii as Meg, Dan and Callum run a packed Edge Breakfast show featuring an Olivia Dean Festy Bestie trip giveaway, chats about finding sunglasses that suit, and a round of “More or Less” celebrity ages. They discuss North West’s live performance with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West watching separately, take the first call from Brittany studying accounting, and play Easy Money twice without a $1,000 win. Meg shares a “’90s day” with no smartphone tools, while the team talks about buying a house with a friend and launches RnV Flat Wars Flat Idol with the White Palace...

The Greatest Eight recaps the most unhinged moments from Clint, Meg & Dan this week. Highlights include a disastrous water balloon world record attempt at Eden Park, wild movie theater stories involving smoked fish and bongs, and creepy toddler ghost encounters. Throw in a masterclass in deception for the $500 imposter prize, a hilarious live-on-air flirt fail, and the official anthem for Rolleston, and you've got a week of pure Clint, Meg and Dan

Do we temporarily ban the beloved "Guess the Fart" segment? Today is all about crude bodily-function banter, genuinely creepy ghost stories, haunted truck cabs, and horribly botched retellings of 1970s horror movies.

Clint is away, so Cal joins Meg and Dan for a packed Friday show, chatting about weeks flying by, Halloween costumes, and whether police can legally text while driving. They debut a listener-written Postcode Playlist song about fast-growing Rolleston, then run the final Mitre 10 Father’s Day giveaway with Quinn and daughter Massini. The team debates Cal’s tenancy warning over an unresolved water leak, plays Easy Money with a controversial near-win, and previews a huge sports weekend with Laura McGoldrick. For Father’s Day, they track down the iconic Father’s Day Lady, Solé, and stage a “New Zealand fir...

Dan gets CALLED OUT by daycare for his low-grade artwork, Cal fails the ultimate human body quiz, and Meg defends the show’s filthiest titles!

In today's chaotic episode, the team dives headfirst into the mailbag to address listener calls about their "filthy" podcast titles. Meg puts Dan and Cal to the test with a high-stakes trivia battle to determine who is officially the thickest host. Later, Dan shares a humiliating story after getting pulled aside by daycare workers over a Father’s Day drawing he did for his two-year-old son, leading to a live drawing session that...

Clint is away flying to a Disney trip in Hawaii, leaving Cal to fill in as Meg and Dan chat about his kids’ surprise video and later updates of rain, long lines, and tired fighting kids. Meg celebrates saying yes to an early dinner with her antenatal friends, and the team debates whether voicemails are dead after Dan awkwardly leaves one for his doctor. They react to HBO’s new Harry Potter series trailer, take the first call of the day from Brogan the new stock-truck driver, and share Father’s Day thanks for Tilly’s dad Stefan. Easy Money br...

This week, Clint, Meg, and Dan get called into the principal's office by Producer Carl over their out-of-control, NSFW episode titles. After drawing a "line in the sand" (and threatening each other with actual flax lashings), the crew tackles the absolute scam that is modern tech innovation. From Dyson’s $1,000 camera-equipped toothbrush to the $1.75 billion disaster that was Quibi, we break down history's dumbest, most overpriced inventions.

Plus, Meg rubs a sponsored trip to Hawaii in everyone’s faces, forcing Dan and Clint to hit the block button out of pure jealousy.

lint, Meg, and Dan banter through a packed Edge Breakfast: Clint’s secret pre-holiday plans, Dan’s gym-machine embarrassment, and a chat about movies where dogs might die. They promote Kingston Calling festival and Olivia Dean standby tickets, tease Miley’s upcoming album, and play Imposters with three “dare gone wrong” hospital stories, debating inconsistencies. Meg shares an unexpected friendship with Rawl from Cool Runnings, then the show hears from Sam, a former David Bain prison pen pal. Listeners share harsh comments that stuck with them, paranormal stories sparked by Dan’s son claiming a “mean” girl Natalie lives in his cupboard...

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Tuesday debating AI Kate Bush, then relive a Naughty 6:40 moment where Meg mispronounces caller Trani’s name as a derogatory term and walks out embarrassed. Dan plays “Reverend” and Easy Money stumps two callers. They share cinema horror stories, prep to break the water balloon throw-and-catch record at Eden Park, and prank Dan with lube-filled balloons. Plus: Father’s Day wisdom wins Justine $250, Rolleston gets a Postcode Playlist, Taylor Serage chats racing Max Verstappen, and A-Lister List sparks debate.

02:08 Coffee Catch Up 

05:19 The Reverend

10:42 Scandal 

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The team addresses a hilarious live-on-air blunder where Meg mispronounced a caller’s name - Trani (spelt T-R-A-N-N-I)—leading to absolute mayhem and nearly suffocating the studio with laughter.

Clint raises a pressing medical mystery: why does anyone actually choose to become a "butt doctor" (proctologist)? The crew debates whether the career choice is driven by a genuine passion for saving lives, a strange personal interest, or simply the rumoured $600k salary. And, Dan reveals he was offered a job line as an international flight attendant purely because of his height and reach, prompting a wild roleplay wher...

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Monday chatting Warriors results and show segments like “Imposter” and “Easy Money.” Meg recaps taking her daughter to the Paw Patrol premiere, and the team laughs about mix-ups like “full bore” vs “full ball” and “postboned.” They tribute Tim Curry and discuss Olivia Rodrigo’s festival donation, plus Snoop Dogg’s $50K feature fee. A big debate asks when it’s acceptable to watch a shared TV show without your partner, followed by calls about pulling sickies, with Gen Z highlighted. They plan a water balloon throw-and-catch record attempt at Eden Park, start Flat Idol for Rhythm and V...

From Clint's bizarre earlobe fetish and an audit of his cringe-worthy early Instagram posts to Sven panicking over a French condom recall mid-holiday, here are the best 8 bits from Clint, Meg & Dan this week.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off a packed Edge Breakfast: Dan’s off to golf, Bruno Mars tickets are up for grabs and Harrison’s New York interview with Bruno Mars plays, plus Feisty Bestie gets listeners into the Olivia Dean draw. The team dives into GTA VI’s Netflix gameplay showcase with Meg’s husband Guy from Extremely Casual Gamers, vents in “Things We Hate,” and plays Easy Money for $1,000. They crown the best “Up the Wahs,” unpack the Imposters twist, share DIY workarounds, laugh at a weatherman’s on-air giggles, and debut Meg’s AI-assisted Flat Idol song to inspire flat...

The team opens up the mailbag to confront a listener named Logan from Taupo who claims Dan sleeps with a nightlight in a single bed, leading to an intense, live call-out. Things take a wild turn when the crew debates proper urinal etiquette (featuring fly stickers and football goal cakes) before diving into a horrifying "topdecking" flatting story.

Plus, Melbourne listener Tatiana calls out Dan's use of the word "babe" and reminds everyone of Clint’s infamous, cringe-inducing spice rub jingle. Meg, Dan, and Clint relive the time Meg bought 60 jars of fancy meat rub for just 7 ce...

Clint, Meg and Dan dive into the topics that weren't quite fit for air today...

What starts as a casual chat about global retirement ages and recent celebrity deaths quickly spirals into a dark debate on how they want to go out, David Bowie's post-mortem album drops, and why Dan believes he’s guaranteed entry into heaven.

Plus, the crew reads out some of the most unhinged, explicit, and aggressive listener texts Meg received during the live show, including an unforgettable 8-inch anatomical insult. Finally, they draft a group celebrity hit list: if you fight a...

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off with teasing about Clint’s old “cringe” social media posts and U.S. ESTA social handle checks, then dive into neighborhood cat drama as Clint’s neutered, “gay” cat Kimi is still blamed for kittens. They share Overthinkers Podcast highlights on life mottos and Dan’s chaotic quote collection, plus talk birds-and-bees chats and AI answering kids’ questions. The show covers Tim Curry’s death at 80, Meta’s U.S. teen time limits, an unclaimed $20.1m Lotto ticket, and a wild Price Is Right winner. Games include Easy Money, “10 but” dating flaws, Wahs Wars “Up the Wahs,” and...

On today’s episode of The Overthinkers, the crew dives deep into Dolly’s classic interview responses, comparing their own life philosophies to the queen of country herself.

From wildly specific definitions of perfect happiness (ranging from precise pizza-cooling times to bath salts in sensitive places) to deeply concerning death fantasies involving burning buildings and drug benders, no topic is off-limits. The gang debates the most overrated virtues, dissects their worst personal traits, and trades Nerf bullet penalties for bad jokes and questionable quotes. Plus, Clint names a very unexpected Hollywood hero, and Dan tries (and fails) to c...

Clint, Meg and Dan cover Aussie chart rules limiting AI-made songs and debate what counts as AI in music. They share banter and personal stories, then report breaking news that Dolly Parton has died at 80, with tributes and context about her health, legacy and songwriting. The show runs giveaways for Olivia Dean tickets and plays Easy Money, where callers narrowly miss $1,000. They revisit CJ’s surprising plan to bring his wife and ex to a concert and open the phones on unusual relationships. Segments include a police chase where officers commandeer an Uber, Dan’s mistaken-identity haircut story, Wahs Wars...

The gang is in full chaotic force today, keeping track of studio wins and losses with a high-stakes Nerf bullet reward system, though Meg is pretty sure it’s just an excuse for Clint and Dan to gang up on her. Dan spills the awkward details of his latest barber trip, where his hairstylist couldn't place his face and ended up guessing everything from a 45-year-old school teacher to a West Auckland tip worker, completely missing his radio fame.

Things devolve quickly from there into an outrageous round of "Would You Rather," touching on passing marble-sized kidney st...