Alfology2

It's (nearly) Christmas! Celebrate with the Alfology2 podcast. This week, the focus is on what alternative celebrations are there to christmas. There are some original ones from this podcast and some from around the world. 

This week is a slight change of format. Why? Because its my podcast and I'll do what I like. Its about how France's secret agents committed a terrorist attack in New Zealand and how a hollow coin ended up with one of the most infamous spy swaps in history. 

Everything you know about Jesus is anecdotal. This episode of the podcast investigates the anecdotal evidence for clues as to whether or not Jesus was transgender.

Despite the clickbait title, there are a number of ways to make prisons more hospitable for inmates, better for society and more conducive to reform. Topics include prisoners wearing pink, turning prisons into wind farms and replacing soap with shower gel. 

When is the world going to end? Find out in this podcast! This week, I take some time to explore exactly what will cause the apocalypse and then attempt to identify the exact day on which the world will end.  

What's the best way to masturbate? 

Can humans turn back time just by jogging on the spot? 

These are just two questions answered in this week's podcast, which is a quickfire list of all ideas not extensive enough to be included as individual episodes. 

What's the best way to queue for the bar? Should you share your pub snacks? The answer to these questions and many more about the etiquette and tactics of drinking in pubs is answered within. 

Matthew Broderick's Car Accident, Caitlin Jenner's Car Accident, Marcos Alonso's Car Accident. In this week's podcast, the discussion is about how celebrities have been allowed to get away with causing death's because of their fame and financial clout. 

This week's episode is about whether things are truly good/bad or not. Topics include cream eggs, Tony Blair and Grease. 

Is the truth something that actually exists in human reality? Here, the argument is no, it does not. This episode of the podcast is about how we can never be certain anything is true and also explores how humans create their own truths.