Summary
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton emphasizes her commitment to addressing corruption and lowering costs for residents. In a recent podcast appearance, she outlines her platform, which includes cutting taxes and preventing data centers from driving up energy bills. Acton asserts that the time for change has come, urging Ohioans to vote by November 3rd.
Meanwhile, in a lighter segment, hosts Clint, Meg, and Dan engage in humorous banter about food concoctions and their experiences with cooking. They attempt to create unique dishes, with Meg presenting a pickled onion cheesecake that receives mixed reviews. Dan showcases his Nutella-based creation, which garners more favorable reactions from the group. The conversation highlights the fun and challenges of culinary experimentation, with a focus on the hosts' personal experiences and interactions.
As the episode wraps up, the hosts reflect on their cooking endeavors and the light-hearted nature of their discussions, leaving listeners entertained and engaged.
Show Notes
Clint, Meg and Dan kick off Friday Edge Breakfast ahead of a long weekend, give $100 to first caller Sophia, and debate whether the cook should also do the dishes. Scandal headlines cover Pitbull reacting to an unrehearsed J.Lo moment and thriller author James Patterson moving into romantasy. Listeners compete in “Eyes for the Signs” with creative promos, then judge Dan’s brutally honest dating cons. Easy Money stumps callers for $1,000, while Westpac Studio Tap awards $1,000 to Jakey after his son spills Fanta on a PlayStation. Meg reads a poem for her daughter’s 5th birthday, Laura McGoldrick previews a packed sport weekend, and the team taste-test wild food creations, including Meg’s pickled onion cheesecake and Dan’s “hazelnut hog. 02:14 Theatre Talk Jesus Superstar 08:30 Scandal Headlines 11:04 Lets Settle This 14:53 I saw the signs 22:11 Brutally Honest Dating Cons 26:47 Easy Money 28:51 Producers Diary 33:36 Meg Selling Her House 44:34 Westpac Studio Tap 47:02 Pickled Onion Cheesecake 52:19 Easy Money 55:30 Birthday Poem for Daisy 59:47 Sport Roundup 01:04:40 Nutella Hazelnut Hog
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Clint and Dan are joined by Lucy while Meg recovers at home. The crew kicks off with a spirited physical roast, from measuring eye lengths to debating whether Dan has an underbite, before diving down a bizarre Guinness World Records rabbit hole involving 66-year-old fingernails and the logistics of intimate life.
Meg is off sick so Lucy fills in as the team reacts to a shocking attack on an Australian politician and shares Lucy’s unsettling encounter while walking, sparking a discussion on safety and raising respectful boys. Listeners confess secrets, including a teen locker-room fire, and the crew debates how long a voice message is too long. They cover quick scandal headlines, play Easy Money, and share awkward “teacher in the wild” sightings. “Hit The Spot” voting selects Miley Cyrus’ “Wrecking Ball,” with plans for an over-the-top studio setup. They launch a sign promo for Electric Ave tickets, preview the Imposter dating edition to win Sydney trips, chat to a Love Island Australia bombshell, debate GTA NPC flirting, swap worst-timed holiday stories, and check in with the Arvo Show living in a camper van at Spark. 00:00 Morning Kickoff 00:46 Early Text Awards 02:25 Lucy Street Encounter 05:46 Secret Confessions Call 09:49 Scandal Headlines 11:38 Voice Message Limits 16:55 Naughty 640 Dakota 22:41 Hit The Spot Voting 25:07 Easy Money 27:16 Teachers In The Wild 34:24 Sign Promotion Contest 38:52 Westpac Studio Tap 39:20 Teacher Wins Grocery Spree 41:08 Imposter Game Returns 42:41 Wild Dating Story Teasers 45:34 Love Island Bombshell Interview 49:14 Easy Money 52:50 Hit The Spot desicion 56:59 GTA NPC Flirting Debate 01:06:34 Paris Riots Holiday Timing 01:14:48 Arvo Show Campervan Chaos