Dictating Terms

Joe's appearance is used by a mother to scare her child. A deaf man wants subtitles in his porn. Tradies are drinking cappuccinos. Mitch is fishing with rubbers. We have a new sponsor - Narelle's Can-Do Cleaning.

On this episode recorded January 26, The Power Trio has a nuanced discussion of the meaning and relevance of Australia Day and, with the Australian Open in full flight, Mitch reminisces about the time he battled tennis great Anna Kournikova on the court (he really did, sort of). Mitch also tells where the future of Australian tennis lies.

The Power Trio returns with a robust discussion of Mitch's remarkable new tattoo and those invasive 10c can collectors. Plus they discuss a product on Amazon that has divided the online shopping community.

Is it January already? The Power Trio returns with another episode from their lavish studio. This time the lads talk bad Christmas gifts, Nick's emergency spinal surgery, the world's worst chip flavours - and they ask the big question on everyone's lips... will Elton John expose his penis when he visits the Hunter Valley?

It's happening again... the Power Trio return with an opulent new studio, a fresh and hot burst of enthusiasm and more sublimely inane banter. From Mitch Power's newborn son, to Nick Milligan's Hollywood copyright debacle and European sex dolls, the return episode of Dictating Terms covers many topics and brings the world's favourite podcast into the new era. And, as demanded by the public, there's shiny new instalments of Higher Power and Mitch's Motivational Minute. Dive in.

It's rare for The Power Trio to be in the same room together, but we converged just before the Easter holiday for an impromptu special. With a (very) loose Easter theme, we talk about assisting the elderly, alien sex toys, the boy who laid eggs and roll into perhaps the greatest instalment of Mitch's Motivational Minute. Ever.

On a balmy autumn evening, as the sun hastily set over our small dreamy corner of suburbia, we recorded what was to be the fourth episode of our short-lived return season. It ended in pure darkness. Literally. But the sparkling gems of conversation illuminated us as we pulled apart the millennial vernacular. Bae? Squad? Turnt? What does it all mean?

We've polished off an episode recorded over a year ago, (before any of the Spacey allegations). Now it finally sees the light of day.

Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you The Lost Episode

In this third barnstorming episode of Season 2, resurrected from the grave for your Facebook pleasure, the Power Trio welcomed new sponsor Warwick's Daycare and discussed Australia's epidemic of casual racism, in particular how Duffy is constantly accused of being a member of Isis. We also investigate the worldwide fad of camel-toe underwear. And, of course, more Higher Power.

The Power Trio returns for another risqué instalment of Dictating Terms, dissecting the behaviour of two criminal posties and PETA's demand of Hunters & Collectors. You'll also see a mesmerising new segment called Higher Power.

In this triumphant return, The Power Trio discusses the good ol' days, eating Hungry Jack's on the run, and a deceitful sperm donor. Mitch's Motivational Minute returns, plus he gives a little shoutout to Nicole Arbour.