Theres been a takeover!

This week, the wives have taken over.

Passing the year barrier, Rachel and Sonia join in with questions to try and catch the lads out.

This week the lads got together to discus the 2026 Slam Dunk experience.

Outside of the bands, did Andy do the right thing bringing a chair?  How did the kids do with their 1st festival experience?

If you went to Slam Dunk, let us know your thoughts and check out @mygigclips on TikTok for videos of the day.

As professional as ever, this weeks pod is being released late due to a 'technical' fault.

The lads realised as sitting down to record episode 51, and they cant remember what the hell they spoke about either.  

So rather than getting a refresher and doing this properly, the executive decision was made to 'go in raw' and upload so we can all be surprised together.

So sit back and enjoy!!!

After a week away, the boys are back.

We get an update on what the boys have been up to, Scott with old man injuries from sleeping whilst Andy is loving his new career change.

Andy has been taking a look into facts on sleeping and what their brains (such as they are) are really doing whilst they sleep.  Drinking habits are starting to change with the sleep talk turning to the love of good old Yorkshire tea.

So grab a cuppa, get your headphones in and join in with the lads.

This week the lads a having a Sunday morning catch up on Andys new life away from being a chef, how is he coping with life away from the kitchen?  Has he turned into Gordan Ramsey at home, shouting at the kids for burning their Corn Flakes?

1st of 2 pods for this week.

Thanks to a breathtaking level of procrastinating from Scott, this is the episode from 28th March, published a weeks late.

Scott has blamed the clocks changing that weekend.  Thats his excuse and he's sticking with it!

Amongst the usual nonsense, Andy is gearing up for his last shift as a chef.

This week on the pod, the lads dive headfirst into one of football’s most heated rivalries as they break down the Newcastle vs Sunderland derby — from its war-torn origins to why it still means absolutely everything today.

With a cup final on the horizon, there’s also chat around the League Cup and why it somehow goes from “pointless” to “massive” depending on who’s in it.

Away from football, Andy is in his final week in the kitchen before swapping chef whites for scaffolding poles, so there’s a look ahead to life on the tools (and whether he’s actually built for it).

Things take a turn when Andy flips the script with a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire-style quiz… which, spoiler alert, does not go well. At all.

Football, career changes, and one of the worst quiz performances you’ll ever hear — what are you waiting for?  Have a listen, play along with the quiz and let us know if you can beat Scott

In this weeks pod, along with the usual nonsense, Andy and Scott have gone the more civilised route again, recording on a Sunday morning with a coffee, as opposed to Sunda evening with a pint and a whiskey, will they sound more credible?

Scott has been taking a deep dive into some of the work the Blink 182's Tom DeLonge has put into UFO disclosure, hitting the perfect sweet spot of the lads love of pop-punk and conspiracy theories.  At this stage, we really should be asking why its taken 43 episodes for this to come up.

Andy has another quiz for Scott as well as some big news on the career front, has he finally created the OnlyFans foot page hes been talking about?

This week, the lads accidentally stumbled into their most important investigation yet: the complete and total collapse of gravity.

Yes — while the rest of the world went about its business, these two brave intellectuals dedicated a full segment to “Project Anchor,” a theory suggesting Earth’s gravity will politely switch off for seven seconds. Sensible questions were asked. None were answered. Leeds was written off entirely.

In a shocking twist, the episode was recorded on a Sunday morning fuelled by coffee instead of the usual Sunday night mix of beer and questionable decision-making. The result? Slightly clearer sentences. Marginally fewer slurred conspiracy endorsements. The same level of scientific accuracy.

Between discussing planetary alignments, floating pints, and the logistical nightmare of mid-air urination, this became the biggest talking point of the show — mostly because once you start imagining Andy drifting past the Sky tower, it’s hard to move on.

Gravity may still be intact.

Their credibility? Less certain.