Cooke & Cranny

Bobbo learns the meaning of the word 'ordinary'. Mick and Andrew Johns share toilet habits. Cooke & Cranny solve the problems of Rugby League with meat pies. The NQ story continues.

If a tree falls in the forest at 6pm on a Friday, does it really fall? Did the Min Min lights signal the birth of Rugby League in North Queensland? What will it take to propel Cooke & Cranny to No. 1 on the podcast charts?

Mick experiences a celebrity sighting. The boys compare the different types of buses used by NRL clubs. They take time to acknowledge their podcasting peers, introduce a new word to the Rugby League dictionary and persist with their theory that segments equals success.

Mick and Bobbo attempt to take their podcast to all new levels of professionalism. Mick uses sex to decode betting markets. Bobbo divulges a bizarre fantasy. AFLX brings much-needed diversity to league crowds. Arthur Beetson appears in religious statues from Japan.

A special, twenty-minute digest of all the stories from Season One of Rugby League's Premier Paranormal Podcast.

The boys announce they are releasing a digest of the first season and detail all the segments that deservedly missed the cut. Bobbo unleashes a Biblical curse on James Tedesco. Mick tells his most shocking tale to date and reveals how he was personally touched by the mystery of the balls.

Mick and Bobbo interview their first First Grade rugby league player. Medical mysteries engulf the 'Military All Stars'. Mick invokes the Roswell UFO incident. More questionably, Bobbo becomes an instant convert to AFLX.

The boys leave the kitchen for the first time to investigate the disappearance of a junior footy player. Bobbo wastes a weekend at Brett Morris's. Players from the Eastern Suburbs destroy the coffee culture of the Hunter. The boys relive their glory days, briefly, up a mountain, and are told to piss off.

A promising footballer fails to return from a 2017 nudie run. Bobbo and Mick are seduced by the shameful habit of reporting archetypal pre-season news. Michael sees beauty in what is omitted by social media. Bobbo learns that the Defence Force is the best form of attack force.

As the glow of the 2017 RLWC Grand Final fades, the boys crash back down to earth, making futile attempts to replace Rugby League with other fringe sports. Amongst the self-congratulation and pathetic pleas for approval, Bobbo reveals plans for a 30-episode second season. Mick thinks he knows what to call it.