This week the fellas get your yarns on forgetting how your job works, Ross Taylor yarns on the Boxing Day Test, Daryl Mitchell's thoughts on switching arms mid-over and Kevin from Tame Impala yarns about almost losing his songs...
Yeahhh look usually we put what's happening in here but Manaia let the dogs out on Wednesday so never got round to it. That's also why the podcast is late...
Matty & Manaia get stuck into your worst break up stories (2:16) then either Brad or Grant call in - we still don't know (11:06) then Sean calls in to win his daughter some tickets (29:28) so Scott calls in to try it on with Sean's daughter (32:41) and someone txts in to see if Sean has a Sister (35:23) then they get your worst wedding stories (41:23) before getting stuck into some food for thought (51:46)
This week the fellas catch ut with Milan from Pluto (15:45), talk with commentator, athlete and author Scotty J (47:53), then Jase pops in to show off his #gainz (53:49) & Leigh does Name That Tune before Stellar* swing by for a yarn (63:58)
It's Leigh's last week on Hauraki. Tune in for a trip down memory lane featuring Tyre Pressures, Lancaster Bombers and a guest appearance from the one and only Jason Hoyte!
This week the fellas discuss the potential of a Bhuja 500 with Greg Murphy, Leigh tries to palm off a wooden thing, and Barnaby Weir pops in for an interview in the key of C.
This week the fellas break brand new news that will be old news by the time you listen to this. Matt blows $20 at the pokies, Leigh pokes $20 on a blowie and Steve Hansen is on the line!
This week the fellas catch up with Chris Thompson from Manfred Mann's Earth Band to clear a few things up, Frank Bunce gives us his thoughts on the 1st XV of Rock & the World Cup and the fellas discuss faecal egg counts.
This week Leigh regales the fellas with a parable about a snake, designs the worlds first (?) artificial politician and the guys try their hand at hard hitting journalism.
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About Bhuja
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Hauraki is always looking after you, and at the end of a long workday there’s a little bit of Bhuja to take your mind off things. Leigh Hart and Jason Hoyte will always approach things with a sense of…
the ridiculous, and guaranteed this will be some of the least predictable and most laugh-out-loud radio on the dial. Try some Bhuja every weekday 4-7pm