Bath Time

It’s Day 4 of Bath Time!

Paul is wary of the amount of dairy-based products in his body, but proceeds with the show anyway. He reminisces about his glory days of being a somebody and his selfish volunteering endeavours, warns of the dangers of tired eyes and wonders why people punish him for his name-learning attempts.

Also, this episode features the phrase ‘nerdgasm’. Just wanted to let you know.

And Bath Time Objective #3 is added to the list. It involves a somewhat soulless disregard for population health.

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It’s Day 3 of Bath Time! Paul performs a post-mortem on his chat with Anthony McCormack. Don’t worry, Anthony isn’t dead – it’s just that Paul has always wanted to use the phrase ‘post-mortem’ as an analogy for the critical analysis of a thing after the fact. See, post-mortem is so much sexier. Dead sexy. Grappling with concepts of editorial honesty and mission, Paul considers the virtue of whether to Edit or Not To Edit.

Also Paul imagines a world 75 years in the future where court rooms and the legal process have started to take cues from the movie world. It’ll make sense when you listen. And finally – what do you get when you combine graffiti, bikie gangs and a plastering company? You can draw your own conclusion, because Paul is too scared too. Btw, where’d you get that ink?

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It’s Day 2 and we’re still here. Naysayers said nay. They then expounded on that to say we’d never last a day. We’ve lasted 2!

Anthony McCormack is a writer, performer and film critic for MyMP and is Paul’s first guest co-host on Bath Time.

Anthony offers up his own ideas on the potential collective term for Bath Time listeners as well as bemoaning Facebook’s New Feed algorithm, the joys of Guardians of the Galaxy and ruminate on the passing of the great Robin Williams.

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It’s the first episode of Bath Time so everything is still very shiny and new. Try not to break anything. Actually, try not to touch anything at all. If this whole thing goes tits up, we’ve still got the receipt and we’ll just return it to the store.

Paul lays out the beginnings of a Mission Statement for Bath Time, starts writing a list of objectives for the show that involves an ambitious Kardashian de-famousing and tells some stories that involve vomit. WARNING: May contain traces of vomit.

But it’s all worth it. Because it’s Bath Time and everything comes out in the wash*.

*that might be our new slogan. Thoughts?

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Coming soon to Mammoth Audio and your ears. It’s Bath Time.

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