Blaggin’ It

Blaggin’ It is back for another week and, yes, it’s a miracle this level of bullsh*ttery is still on the air... This week, Tom takes his spiritual guru level to over 9000 and shares his experience on manifestation, we provide viewers with a reflective and mindful look back at their August, and questions surrounding holistic alternatives to healing are raised.

In the trimmings from last week’s deep dive, the Blaggin’ It boys share their worst date experiences... From CHAYNES’ reflective experience of plunging back into dating too soon after a recent break-up, to Tom’s shameless confession of throwing his best friend under the bus to avoid an awkward date - get ready for the how-not-to-do guide for dating. Quality content as usual then.

...and other important questions. As the boys hit double figures on their episode count, we go behind the mic to find out a little bit more about these esteemed and knowledgable podcast hosts. Take a proverbial date with Tom and CHAYNES as we take a deep dive into life’s most puzzling questions, such as: Jaffa Cake - biscuit or cake?

From tin-hat conspiracy theories, to the importance of self-love, the Blaggin’ It boys are joined by rock band HOKUM’s Luke Mortimore on a rollercoaster of content.

Tom is in the middle of a burnout, CHAYNES wants to pack his bags and travel to somewhere new and exotic*... This week, the Blaggin’ It boys are in the throes of a monthly meltdown, Tom’s cat and chickens are revolting against the patriarchal concept of household pets, and an hour of precariously unorganised conversations follow.

*probably Cornwall, because he has never been out of the country.

In the first episode of the uncut bits of Blaggin’ It, Tom gives his unasked for abridged, heavily opinionated, point of view on the star signs. CHAYNES listens in dismay. You’re welcome.

On this week’s episode, Tom wants to get to the root of unhappiness and how we can raise our vibe to overcome it. CHAYNES gives Tom a lesson on how to spell the names of hip-hop artists, and a degree of unprofessionalism is spattered throughout... Business as usual then.

What if there was a way to make the best of a breakdown? What if your breaking point is really just a point of change? CHAYNES is intrigued by Thomas’ positive spin on catastrophes, and so join the boys on this deep dive into the importance of a breakdown.

After Thomas lectures CHAYNES about the release of his audiobook, the boys explore self-improvement and discuss their approaches to finding gratitude, peace, and fulfilment in life. Ian McKellen* guest stars...

This episode, the boys aim to inspire and motivate any up-and-coming artists who feel overly critical about measuring their success or tentative to fully admit to their talents. Then come along with us in a meandering tale of two origin stories that are still a work in progress. Tom also swears a lot.