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Si & Lana are packing their bags for London—and they need all the expert advice they can get!

Catch up on today's full, uncut edition of Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club! ☕

It might sound like a completely stupid question on the surface... but is Speedy actually onto something massive?!

When Hollywood royalty and global megastar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson calls you the ultimate GOAT, you know you've made history!

When Si & Lana booked their UK trip, they didn't realize their luxury London hotel came with some unexpected permanent guests...

What is the absolute tackiest, most eye-watering garden ornament you or your parents ever had sitting in the backyard?!

More details on our London plans, how long you can actually keep a rice ball for, and Bondy’s kids have NEVER tried something.Have a great weekend! x

Si and Lana are heading to the UK for two and a half weeks with House of Trave. They're fitting in everything from Clarkson's Farm to a West Ham match, though Lana is mostly worried about Si getting bitten by a Palace Guard horse. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Bondy's mate brought over some KFC for tea, only for his teenage boys to reveal they'd never actually eaten it before. Turns out heaps of you have stories about kids growing up without trying basic fast foods. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si and Lana are heading to London to watch West Ham take on QPR, so Players Sports sent over some official kit. The only problem was Si's top was a small, and he could barely squeeze his head through it. Want more from Si, Lana and the crew? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and leave us a 5-star review while you're at it.

Lana revealed that back in the 1860s, local time was so different across the country that Christchurch was 8 minutes ahead of Wellington. Things got so confusing for telegraphs that everyone had to sync their clocks to one Wellington sundial at noon. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si was convinced daylight saving time fades your curtains, but a science teacher rang in to set him straight. The team also shared their worst stories of cheering for the wrong kids at sports, and Lana gave Si some advice for long flights. Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Lana realized mid-game she was cheering for someone else's kid while her son was sitting right next to her on the bench. Bondy, Si, and a listener named Rochelle shared their own awkward stories of cheering for or holding the wrong child. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Bondy's son Liam has to wait two months to sit his restricted driving test, so he's thinking about driving three hours away to get it done sooner. Driving instructor Helen called in to explain why so many teens are heading out of town to avoid the long waiting lists. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si shared some facts about salmon swimming up to 3,000 kilometres back to the exact spot they were hatched, but Lana wasn't convinced and voted him down. Amanda the teacher gave Si a yes, but Bondy and Lana kept him from getting a clean sweep. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si and Lana are getting ready for their week broadcasting live in London, and they were talking about all the iconic UK food they need to try. Listener Jenny called in to share her story about sitting right next to Amy Winehouse while having lunch at Nando's in Camden. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si was convinced that shifting the clocks forward meant extra sunlight hours damaging his curtains, so science teacher Sarah called in to set him straight. Turns out summer causes the fading, not daylight saving. Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Would you call 111 on your cat? We get a full rundown of our London trip, PLUS when has your partner made you proud?Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Lana took her wife Katie to the driving range, only for Katie to completely smash 10 shots in a row on her very first try. Tony also called in to share how proud he was when his wife completed an Ironman despite having severe arthritis. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Dalwyn phoned in to run Si and Lana through the flight itinerary for their UK trip, including a stopover at Singapore's Changi Airport. Turns out they're staying at The Royal Horseguards Hotel, which is right by Trafalgar Square and comes with a bit of paranormal history. Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Si and Lana listened to an old 911 call from a bloke who barricaded himself in the bedroom after his 11kg cat attacked his family. Callers Rachel and Caressa got in touch to share their own stories of dealing with aggressive cats. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Lana is making plans for London. Should you wear a wedding ring to the gym?PLUS the worst Karaoke songs and leaving the Fridge door open..

We reminisce about the Wahs’ season coming to an end, Community Page Rage heads to Wellington, can you use chopsticks like an adult, and we run through the full UK flip list.

Si shared the heartbreaking back story behind one of the world's most famous Christian hymns, written by Horatio Spafford after losing his four daughters at sea. Safe to say it got a big tick from the rest of the team. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si and Lana are heading to the UK soon and have officially locked in their five coin-flip challenges for the trip. The loser of each flip will have to do things like attempt karaoke on the Tube and crash a random family picnic in Hyde Park. Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Si took a friend out to a Japanese restaurant and had to ask the staff for a fork when she admitted she'd never used chopsticks. Callers and texters weighed in on whether you should always give chopsticks a go or just stick with what you know. Had a laugh? Follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram, and chuck us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

A post on a Wellington community noticeboard showed a parked car with a massive pile of dog poo dumped all over the windscreen. The owner popped up in the comments looking for answers, and local security footage caught a guy in a beanie dumping a whole sack of it on foot. Thanks for hanging out with us. Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and flick us a 5-star rating if you reckon we've earned it.

Catch up on the biggest, funniest, and most viral studio moments from Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club this week!

Is picking a small bunch of spring daffodils from a public park harmless fun—or is it total public park vandalism?!

What happens when someone finds a literal whip lying on a residential street in Motueka and posts a photo to the local Buy & Sell page?! Total comment section chaos!

Calling all Drovers Run fans... the iconic TV show is OFFICIALLY coming back!

In case you missed this deeply personal moment earlier this week, re-live Bondy's heartfelt return to the studio.

NZ's got more "knobs" (place names) than anywhere on earth; Simon and Lana sort out UK trip dares (London Eye moon, horse-petting, Tube karaoke),Simon copped 187 texts for calling the Warriors "the Waratahs," plus a UK place-names game gone wrong.

Lana put Si and Bondy to the test with a game of real versus fake UK place names before the team heads to London. Si managed to get three out of four right, taking out the win over Bondy. Want more from Si, Lana and the crew? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and leave us a 5-star review while you're at it.

Lana found out that New Zealand actually has the most knobs per capita in the world. Turns out early settlers named heaps of small hills "knobs", including Bald Knob, Nervous Knob and even Devils Knob in Nelson. If we made your morning a little better, follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram and leave us a 5-star review.

Lana broke the news that the iconic show is getting a complete reboot with a brand new generation. Work on the new series starts before Christmas, and the crew is already planning a show trip to the farm. If we made your morning a little better, follow The Breakfast Club on Facebook and Instagram and leave us a 5-star review.

Wrap up your Thursday with the full, uncut edition of Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club! ☕

Have you ever wondered how New Zealand’s iconic Fielddays venue, Mystery Creek, actually got its bizarre name?!

Kevin McCallister is officially heading Down Under!

Do you know how your cat is secretly telling you they love you... or are you completely misinterpreting their body language?!

Is there anything worse than suffering a total physical or social disaster while out for a simple jog?!

Is Simon's latest big overseas trip idea a stroke of genius or an absolute nightmare in the making?!

Can you pick public plants?

Bondy shared a fact about how PhD graduates in Finland get handed a sword and a silk top hat at their ceremony. Turns out the rest of the team weren't all that impressed with his accent or the fact. Want more from Si, Lana and the crew? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and leave us a 5-star review while you're at it.

Si and Lana caught up with Simon Halfpenny, who runs local tours around the Chipping Norton area and Clarkson's Farm. He gave the guys a rundown of what to expect when they head over for their big UK trip. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si and Lana don’t see any harm in picking a small bunch of public daffodils, but Speedy reckons they should be left for everyone to enjoy. A caller named Kate got on the line to back Speedy up. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

The Electric Avenue festival lineup is announced tomorrow morning, and Lana, Si, and Speedy have been guessing who might perform. They reckon acts like Pitbull, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, or Elemeno P could be making an appearance. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Si noticed the Emmy statuette looks like a flying bird and looked into why it was designed that way. Turns out it was modeled after the designer's wife, and the atom at the top represents science and technology. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Lana bought $2 lolly mixes to see what everyone got, but Si's bag was completely stacked with his least favourite sweets. Turns out Jay and Lana re-stacked it at home the night before. Keen for more? Follow The Breakfast Club on socials and give us a 5-star rating on Spotify or Apple.

Would You Have Kept Going During HYROX? Why Has Bondy Been Away.. Where Are We Going in the UK? Simon’s Horror Lawn

Talking with Dalwyn from House of Travel about making that happen! Si and Lana's UK trip coming soon ....