Don't Read the Comments

It's a Christmas miracle!  We've recorded our first episode with both hosts in the same room, just in time for a holiday break.  In this episode, we cover all things X-Mas, from an Adelaide DIY Winter Village, the NRA saving Christmas, an ongoing neighbourhood dispute over a festive gargoyle and our favourite segment, AITA.

Look, to be honest, most of the episode turned into a Marxist analysis of capitalism's exploitation of the worker.  If that's not your bag, best to just walk on by.

Returning guest Dr. Dave joins us for an episode that's been sitting around unedited for quite some time.  On this episode, we delve into the worrying world of Bridgewater car sales,  dive down the rabbit hole of Australia's racist foods, discussing the dangers of surprise cat attacks and find an AITA where the OP is, indeed, and @sshole.

Friend of the podcast Kate joins us this episode to discuss all things internet related.  We discuss the morality of murdering a recliner couch, how much of a basic water is, the appropriateness of memes as a historical tool for analysis and bring you the makings of a modern horror story.

An episode two weeks in the making!  We're time travelling all over the bloody place.  This episode, we talk about the horse-like flatulence of strangers, spooky ghost times soup tubes, and stealing the dead as a hostage negotiation strategy.

This is not an episode where we swallow goldfish for two hours; if you were concerned about that prospect.

In a decidedly Tai-less episode, Lillie joins us in the recording box fort to discuss the challenges of catching feelings in a casual relationship, as well as the unfortunate circumstances of an American professor.  We also cover the expert craftsmanship of vintage glass butt plugs, and whether a therapy cat is an appropriate +1 at a wedding.

Don't Read the Comments bring you a hot, hot new conspiracy theory from the minds of the internet.  The inability of men in their twenties to cook meat, as well as the intricacies of the American delicacy 'crab cakes' are discussed.  And finally, favourite segment AITA returns (its elitist to be worried about children driving in a car without doors btw.) 

Zach joins us for a decidedly steamy episode, where we discuss the hidden desires of the internet.  Topics include the new erotic novel "Kissing the Coronavirus" and the NSFW sexual exploits of the Super Mario Brothers character Waluigi.  Also the absolute shitshow that being a teacher in the United States seems to be at the moment.

Eva joins us again for an episode that runs an absolute gamut of topics, including a tragic case of mistaken identity, the murderous tendencies of Big Bird and the best one paragraph Pennywise erotic rip-off you'll hear about today.