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Coming at you with a longer episode this week, as we're almost at the end of the month and still have over an hours worth of upload paid for :-)  On this week's episode, we talk about the Olympic Games and Australia's unfortunate mascots and solve the mysteries of the fundamental building blocks of the universe (also the Moon was invented in Australia.)  We take a look at the surprising story of Nacho Vidal, entrepreneur and small business owner and the creator of the sweetest smelling candles known to man.  We finish off with a twist on our usually segment AITA with a user sub.

I wonder if anyone noticed there wasn't a description in here when first uploading. No?  Okay.

Our good friend Victor drops by to chat while he's stuck in Sydney's ever-extending lockdown.  On this week's episode, we examine (i.e. laugh at) the misfortune of discovering the girl you're tuning is a conspiracy nut, an interesting approach to using tinder and an AITA where the poster might actually be the asshole? 

Well, so much for avoiding the explicit tag for another week.

Good grief, it's a long time between eps at the moment, sorry about that.  The opening of the episode is confusing because of... time passing by, I guess?

An episode two weeks in the making, because CJ had the audacity to have visitors over for a fortnight.  On this week's episode, we discuss a magical portal to a crack den, disturbing ways to use New England clam chowder and an AITA concerning witchcraft and a dead dog.

Tai is away this week, so Lillie sits down in the co-host chair. On this weeks episode, we talk about the miracle food that is the avocado,  the unfortunate hashtag #igayass and reddit strikes as ever with reliable segment, AITA?

A fresh episode of internet oddities!  Travel along with CJ and Tai as they examine a magical pill that cures your eyes of, a parody account that took us far too long to realise was indeed satire, the wonderful practice of post-mortem tattoo preservation and and AITA straight out of an exploitative reality tv show.

Join us for an episode where Australia's world renown broadband managed to make recording a right pain, where CJ and Tai discuss the importance of a well-planned bin night, genuinely get serious about the prevalence of conspiracy theories, speculate as to the background of some sexy Facebook market place items and recycle a previously rejected segment of Reddit's AITA?

Mitch Kelly from the Life's a Mitch Podcast to talk all things crazy on the internet.  We delve back into the real of Quora and Airbnb Reviews, for predictably mixed results, reminisce on our shared experiences of poor access to computers in the early 2000s, and discuss creepy commemorative shirt makers on reddit's AITA.