Deep Fought

Greetings, Earthlings. This week we talk about the growing interconnectedness of our species and the spread of globalisation across the... globe. It actually gets kind of good, much to our communal surprise. This episode's mistakes include:

• Cutting out a good five plus minutes of Helen Hunt chat for time. AND IT WAS ALL GOLD.

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Ooohhh, what a haunting episode! It's almost All Hallows' Eve, so we got into costume for our thirty-third consecutive Great Episode. We eventually talk about some phobias and little things that frighten us. This episode's mistakes include:

• Recording at Nick's house for the first time ever, forever ruining our streak.

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You've been waiting patiently. Too patiently, I think. Almost as if to suggest you weren't interested. Well bugger it, I wanted to. I'm a goddamn host, I can do what I want. Ahem. So, we talk over some of the implications of the new legislation on the table and the role and duty the government has in national security. This episode's mistakes include:

• Occasional audio hiccups due to new operating system and very close microphone talking.

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Welcome back to a quiet episode, with both Michael and Nick recovering from the weekend's activities. As a result, we take a somewhat circuitous route to the media that influenced us as children. It's a nostalgic, easy episode that we phoned in for you. You're welcome. This episode's mistakes include:

• Low energy levels from both hosts for the start, before picking up again as the topic warmed up.

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And you thought we weren't gonna podcast this week. Well you're right, because it's basically next week already. Whose fault is that? We'll leave that to you to decide. This week, we talked about life out there in the deep reaches of space. Have we, mankind, ever encountered extra-terrestrial life? Has Michael? You might be surprised. This episode's mistakes include:

• Incredible delay on the recording and posting of this week's episode.

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Ladies and gentlemen, is what we talk about this week. Sorry for that misleading comma. Yes, with Nick sick and Eleanor sitting in, we sit down to talk about our perceived pros and cons of the opposite gender. It's a surprisingly on topic discussion, and it also stretches a bit longer than average (but not as ridiculously so as last week). I think you'll find it much more interesting though. Anyway, this episode's mistakes include:

• Addressing delicate gender topics with a 2:1 male to female ratio on the podcast.

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You didn't ask for it, but you got it! A megasode of roughly an hour, talking solely about each other. It's Harsh Truths Part Two! Special guest Ben returns to ask the question: how do you think you are perceived by others, and how are you really? There is plenty of discussion of common human behaviour, or at least that's what we told ourselves before resuming the narcissism again. This episode's mistakes include:

• The familiar sting of poorly balanced three-way audio. The guest's curse strikes again!

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Here we are, barely five days after our last episode, with another great instalment! This week - bearing in mind of course that it's within the same week as our last episode, but I digress - this week we are talking whether people should be resuscitated and about euthanasia. So, another light topic then. This episode's mistakes include:

• A unique beginning to the episode resulting in aural uncertainty.

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Episode 26 is finally here, despite it not yet being the six month anniversary of our first recording. Work that out. (No seriously, can you work that out for us?) We get enjoyably fatalistic and dark this week, which if you're a regular listener of the show you must have a liking for, or at the very least a tolerance of by now. This episode's mistakes include:

• Being a few days late, despite the fact we gave you notice so it's hardly a mistake now is it?

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We're celebrating the twenty-fifth episode in the way we mark all the big podcast episodes: underwhelmingly. With two gracious international travellers watching on, we fumble our way through several topics until ending up on the idea of subjective perceptions of reality. It's a slog until then, though. Ah well. This episode's mistakes include:

• Self-consciousness impeding the natural flow of discussion.

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