What a Dope As show! It is lucky episode number 13! And the unlucky nature of the number lines up with edgy nature of the show! If you're Blenheim and are over 73, you might wanna give this one a miss!

Hoani and the 'podcast's best friend' Leki Lyons are joined by the dopest comedians and producers in the Wellington scene.

Daniel John Smith and Anya Rzhevitskaya run the Drug of Choice production company and live up to the name they gave it. These two have been running gigs around Wellington for several years and we get into stories about the country about their lives and talk a decent amount of trash about Blenheim.

Check out their gigs at Drug of Choice on Facebook

What a crew for this ep! I'm joined by the fantastic Jak Darling & Alayne Dick!

Jak Darling is a comic known for their style of comedy and honestly just for their incredible style. Mixing in music, sketch and the absurd.

Alayne Dick is also a stand-up but has been in the improv game for much longer, a member of one of the best improv groups in the country Tiny Dog!

These two are some of the most fun and silly comics in Wellington and were so cool to have in the studio definitely a joy doing this one!

If you wanna see more of these two:

Jak Darling - IG: @Jak.Darling FB: Jak Darling

Alayne Dick - IG: @alaynekat

Also Alayne is in the band Bored Housewives Club!

Check out their music available on Spotify!

Another week, another guest and another episode of The Other Day!

Hoani is joined by local comedian Dan Boerman, we chat about the interesting takes he had on how to punish yourself for a bad joke, his previous life in a metal band, and a little brush of alien talk. Also on is show regular Leki Lyons and he talks about adjusting to life in the Hutt, his complicated relationship with the oldest looking cat you'll ever see and a couple stories from being in Samoa.

In the words of Britney Spears 'Oh baby, baby' and she also says something about accidentally doing something again. But the release of this podcast was very intentional. Oh Baby Baby!

To get this podcast started was a venture of it's own. Once we got that bad boy started we didn't stop 'till we couldn't talk no more. Being able to do a show with two of my good friends Fin McLachlan and Booth the Clown.

We chat work stories (but interesting ones), bad shows, our lives (ergh) and despite a massive struggle to say the word entrepreneur, I still manage to insult the guest coming onto my show. One day I might work on that. I might not. But this show is already done so there's no changing this episode regardless of my steps towards affability.

A very fun and laugh-packed episode today. Enjoy, go wild, go crazy. Lose your mind with the joy from this show. Just another great ep, you know?

Believe it or not we did it again, and we hitting you with the most content for an episode we've ever had.

Sammy and Kipling join me on the show and we go more spaces you than you can find on Google Maps (Assuming your Google maps is only showing Edinburgh, London and Wellington).

Each episode I feel like we find a more niche area to get into and this one is no different. I will also update everyone on if my parents know Kipling

Shout out as always to Wellington Access Radio for letting us record there.

If you wanna follow my guests today:

Samantha Hannah - @samanthahannahcomedy (IG & TikTok)

Kipling DC - @kipling.dc (IG)

Another day with The Other Day!

This week we chat to 2023 Billy T Nominee - Maria Williams whose joined by a new friend of the show Lesa MacLeod-Whiting!

We chat fruit* and vegetables, what it means to be a friend of the podcast. The worst characters we've played on stage and a bunch of other stuff too.

What a banger of an episode I think. Heaps of fun, lots of laughing. Hope you enjoy it too

Check these two out if you can and thanks as always to Wellington Access Radio for the studio space to run this show

*Also, Hoani (me) calls a papaya a spiky fruit which is way off cause it's more like a mango, but no one noticed during the show so if you're listening and frustrated I was made aware almost as soon as the show finished. I am just brave enough to share my faults with the world

That's right, we got the most featured extra in Wellington Paranormal history, Jerome Chandrahasen! As well as welcoming back to the show famed anti-bowling champ Leki Lyons.

Not only that we bring in an old flatmate Eli Payne for the episode to have it's very own theme song!

Not gonna lie, this chat gets quite Wellington Comedy focused. A couple times there's references to people in the scene and we give no context for who it is. So to all the international listeners, you best just learn to handle. But if you're interested in the Wellington scene then boy-oh-boy do we have some historical tid-bits for ya.

We get into quite a few subjects including, Zealandia banter, historical jokers, and I get these guys opinions on if you should takes vapes out of kids hands.

We doing it again it's The Other Day and this time we got two cool guys in David Correos and Keegan Thomas.

This episode we spend a pretty decent amount of time talking about The Chase vs Tipping Point, are Adam Sandler movies still funny, creativity creatures, and even ending with a bit of legitimately nice advice for comedians.

This episode cuts off at the end because I said good-bye too late. But trust me, David and Keegan say it back.

This show was recorded live and supported as always by Wellington Access Radio

Whoa whoa wee wah! We got a Really Good, Normal Podcast on our hands this week. I'm joined this week by Booth the Clown and Danny Sewell.

The three of us have a little reminisce session about our show the 'Really Good Normal Show' in the NZ Comedy Fest earlier this year. But then hit some of the hardest hypotheticals to come into the studio, ace some ethical test, and have a little shout out to the bus drivers in this city.

This episode is what they mean when they came up with the term a hoot and a half.

Studio as always provided by Wellington Open Access Radio

This show was originally broadcast live on 106.1 Fm

They are wild, they are fun, there are two of them and they are in the studio. It is none other than Comedy Duo 'Ginge and Minge'.

Individually they're known as Nina Hogg & Megan Connolly but they've been together for the last 3 years performing throughout New Zealand in a number of shows such as Jez and Jace in the most recent NZ Comedy Festival.

Today they come into talk about their new show, 'Fame or Die', how they rebelled in the St James Theatre, gross out comedy, and etiquette when on stilts.

Check out their show

'Fame or Die"

7.30pm, 19th - 23rd Sept. '23

Te Auaha, Wellington

Check out their website for upcoming shows

https://www.gingeandminge.com/