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This week Egan and Chong listen to what dogs have to say, then speak to comedy legend Simon Palomares about the past and future of comedy, plus Egan tells us some exciting Fringe news.
This week, Jason and Scotty reminisce about moustaches and the Christmas pageant before visiting comic Jacques Barrett reveals perhaps too much about his grandmother's va jay jay, and then Kate Burr tells us all about Nutters at Thebby Theatre later this month.
This week, Chongy and Mikey are in Melbourne doing some gigs, so thought it'd be a great idea to chat over a coffee about the Melbourne experience. Joining them on the steps of the Comedy Club after a show is Melbourne comic Tom Little and you can almost hear Brisbane's Mark McConville walk by.
This week Mikey and Jas discuss getting old and fighting the establishment and Hans (the gossip bitch from Nova) gives us many very good reasons as to why he's a superstar.
This week, 2 Jason's chat to Dave Bloustien about comedy lectures, and Fitchy about lots of stuff. Then Chong stuffs it all up and loses a bit of the podcast.
This week, Jas and Mikey discuss the finer points of marriage and theme parks before Neil chats tummy rubs and women, and then Mickey D is on the phone after running a marathon to prepare for the mines.
This week Chongas and Trennas chat people in suits, Tommy Dean explains the finer points of Blood Bowl and as for Lehmo... we should have planned that better.
This week Chongas is in Sydney, so he hooked up a chat with Don Romeo, who you might have heard on other comedy podcasts "Radio Ha Ha" and "Stand and Deliver". If not, you should.
This week's show comes live from Chongas' lounge room as Chongas and Trennas chat with Rob Hunter about working on the ABC's Comedy Hour and Ross Voss about late night scandal TV.
This week was an all-in, with Chongy and Scotty joined by Big Al and Phil Cowie as we meander through marriage, Bert Newton and Fringe, as well as Advertiser Letter of the Day and Forgotten Invention Corner.
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