The Edge Breakfast

We start off with a massive question: would you take five million dollars if it meant an immortal goose was hunting you down for an entire month? We also spiral over unfair house deposits, chaotic breakup piñatas, and whether the boys could actually survive a threesome. 

Clint, Meg, and Dan kick off Friday chatting NRL results and Meg’s awkward “better looking in real life” compliment to Dan. They riff on a 1973 relationship book urging wives to greet husbands in costumes to stop cheating, then take calls about partners dressing up—Batman comes up more than once. A discussion about keeping removed body parts escalates from Meg saving her daughter’s first haircut to listeners storing placentas, gallstones, hip bones, and even dog testicles. Scandal includes Courteney Cox rescuing Isla Fisher’s breast milk and a Raygun Netflix doc. Dan’s mum texts a story about being mistaken for his wife. Easy Money is played, and the show’s “Imposter” game reveals Jake truly was jailed in Bali. The episode ends debating whether to tell a friend if their partner is cheating.

02:12 Better In Real Life

05:03 Overthinkers Trump Bit

07:34 First Call of the day 

11:22 Boomer Relationship Advice

14:49 Dress Up Confessions

19:20 Easy Money Letter Z

23:33 Keeping Body Parts

30:21 Keeping Body Parts

32:38 Placenta Freezer Confession

33:23 Scandal Headlines

34:48 Dan’s Mum Roasts Him

37:46 Easy Money Game

39:43 Imposter Reveal

48:01 Producers Diary Recap

51:54 Dob In A Cheater

55:05 Cheating Stories And Verdict

We kick things off with a wild desert island hypothetical that derails immediately when Meg decides a single piece of steak is a solid survival tool. Things get deeply personal with some brutal relationship dilemmas, before Producer Carl tries to force us into a bizarre experiment involving a fart gun and five innocent girls. You're honestly not ready for this chaos.

We are cracking open Producer Carl's unpopular opinion envelopes today and honestly, you aren't ready for the absolute chaos. Dan reveals a very intimate bathroom habit, Meg pitches the genius idea of having a second husband just for laundry, and Clint literally walks away from the microphone. 

Clint, Meg and Dan dive into a wide-ranging chat about bidets and public toilets. Dan’s attempted dirty talk sparks listener stories and debate about what works, consent and confidence. They bring back “Quiz for Dummies,” attempt another $1,000 “Easy Money” round with mixed results, and run “Impostor” where Gene, Jake and Andre all claim they were arrested and held in a Bali prison, prompting callers to vote on who’s lying. The team vents in “Things We Hate,” shares sports and viral news, holds a playful “caucus” on Meg’s self-proclaimed boss status, and Meg gets emotional about her daughter Daisy’s first haircut, leading into callers sharing body parts they’ve kept.

02:09 Coffee Catch Up Begins

06:24 Dan tries Dirty talk 

09:37 Usher Clone Buzz

10:57 Dirty Talk Texts

14:48 Quiz for Dummies Returns

19:35 Easy Money Highlights

21:06 Vanessa Tries Easy Money

23:02 Imposters Bali Prison Tease

23:38 Things We Hate Venting

31:30 What You Got Headlines

39:03 Caucus Tests Begin

43:35 Dachshund Mix Up

44:03 Easy Money

46:13 Imposter 3rd story

54:57 Daisy First Haircut

01:00:42 Weird Body Parts Kept

01:06:32 Books By Boomers Advice

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off with Christmas banter, family dinner overshares and awkward mix-ups before diving into a packed show: Quiz for Dummies takes out Brooklyn fast, a 30-second word game finally pays Ally $1,000, and the Bali prison “imposter” segment adds Jake to the suspect list after Jean’s story raised doubts. They debate topless family holidays and “nude families,” call Dan’s mum for her verdict, and hear listeners’ experiences. Plus: relationship stalking advice from Erica, and Dan’s cringe influencer fail chasing free sunglasses.

01:38 Family Dinner Roast

02:24 Dad Doctor Overshare

03:49 Lyft Baby Mix Up

05:21 Phones Down Show Reset

06:28 Solo House Freedom

10:15 Quiz for Dummies Returns

11:34 Brooklyn Crashes Out

13:23 Overthinkers Number Puzzle

16:30 Bali Prison Story Tease

19:46 Easy Money 

22:27 Nude Families Debate

29:31 Callers and Mum Verdict

32:38 Entertainment Headlines

33:47 Write A Better Kids Song

34:04 Success Through The Ages

37:26 Dating Profile Stalking Stories

41:46 Erica Advice On Bringing It Up

11:55 30 Seconds To Win Cash

47:48 Bali Prison Truth Or Lie

54:46 Influencer Freebie Fail

59:22 Home Alone Parent Freedom

01:04:26 Solo Time Callers And Confessions

We're kicking off this one by laying down our dirtiest secrets and dedicating the episode to a listener heading into radio! Things get completely unhinged when Meg reads out the absolute worst ex-boyfriend nicknames, from "T-Rex" to "C-Puppy". Plus, Dan attempts a private confession that goes horribly wrong.

On the Overthinkers podcast, Clint, Meg, and Dan read listener mail from their Overthinkers Feedback Instagram, including a belated birthday message for Clint from longtime listener Hayden Allen. Hayden poses a 24-hour challenge: complete set amounts of wanks, beers, sweet treats (donuts or muffins), and running kilometers, finishing one task before starting the next, and decide the best order. The hosts debate what counts as a “wank,” joke about feasibility and exhaustion, and each proposes an order, with Meg initially misunderstanding the rules. They ultimately argue Dan’s plan is most realistic, agree Meg’s is the worst, and plan to post the question for listeners to answer.

An early Tuesday Edge Breakfast chat covers behind-the-scenes chaos and breakfast banter, Dan’s gym/moustache era, and what “fly like a G6” really means. Clint revels in being home alone while his family is in Rarotonga, prompting jokes about his newfound freedom. Marcus Lush briefly references their “Hit The Spot” feature, and the team plans a Timbaland-style attempt. Meg shares a study on ovulation and strip-club earnings and suggests “period maxing” for photos and meetings. Two Easy Money callers narrowly miss $1,000 with letters O and M. They discuss workplace “luck,” including a sauna raffle and Carl winning a meat pack, then touch on AI videos, a bat-echolocation album, and an IVF embryo mix-up. The A-List debate lands Whitney and Adele as A-list, Lorde as B, before Dan dives into Bigfoot sightings and teases an interview with Finding Bigfoot’s Matt.

Clint, Meg and Dan kick off with a chat about going to see Moana, agreeing the live-action version feels like a money grab, then open the mailbag: Honor ranks meeting the hosts (Meg first, Clint second, Dan third), Caitlin shares she listens while working as a sexton digging and filling graves, and Kirsty says she laughs out loud on walks and gets odd looks. The episode’s theme is “alternate lives,” with Clint imagining selling up and living in Bali/Thailand, Meg picturing a New York apartment or a Paris bookshop life, and Dan recalling a dream of Broadway success. They finish with a kids’ party mishap where Clint changes his son after an explosive accident, leaving a stranger thinking he’d soiled himself.