Follow Kyle on Twitter at https://twitter.com/KylePhilipand follow Rob on Twitter at https://twitter.com/robsmithireland
2manypodcasts is now defunct. Get in touch with Rob on instagram at @robsmithireland and with dear Kyle on the same social media hellhole at @kylephilip_ Or not. Up to you.

Follow Kyle on Twitter at https://twitter.com/KylePhilip and follow Rob on Twitter at https://twitter.com/robsmithireland 2manypodcasts is now defunct. Get in touch with Rob on instagram at @robsmithireland and with dear Kyle on the same social media hellhole at @kylephilip_ Or not. Up to you.

Follow Kyle on Twitter at https://twitter.com/KylePhilipand follow Rob on Twitter at https://twitter.com/robsmithireland
2manypodcasts is now defunct. Get in touch with Rob on instagram at @robsmithireland and with dear Kyle on the same social media hellhole at @kylephilip_ Or not. Up to you.&nbsp;

Episode 37: airplane etiquette and calling it quits with Britain

There's too many podcasts, and the lads certainly didn't help. 

2manypodcasts was the musings of one Kyle Philip, an occasional comedian and son-in-law to an American icon, and dear Rob Smith, a musician and DJ and owner of two fridges.

Now sadly defunct, 2manypodcasts was a bold and unnecessary experiment in broadcasting, briefly unleashed upon the world before quietly wandering off into the fog like a confused donkey. Hosted by Kyle Philip, Rob Smith and whichever unfortunate soul happened to be within microphone range (sometimes Daniel Day Lewis), the show tackled big topics such as music, football, cultural theory, and why beer seems to improve everyone’s confidence but none of their opinions. 

Episodes appeared at random intervals, often recorded with great enthusiasm and absolutely no plan. At its peak it attracted a loyal audience of several dozen listeners, three of whom were related to the hosts and one who may have been a taxi driver who forgot to turn it off. Though now defunct, the podcast’s legacy survives in a handful of chaotic recordings and the lingering suspicion that at least one episode accidentally solved modern philosophy before being lost forever on a corrupted SD card.

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There's too many podcasts, and the lads certainly didn't help. 2manypodcasts was the musings of one Kyle Philip, an occasional comedian and son-in-law to an American icon, and dear Rob Smith, a musician and DJ and owner of two fridges. Now sadly defunct, 2manypodcasts was a bold and unnecessary experiment in broadcasting, briefly unleashed upon the world before quietly wandering off into the fog like a confused donkey. Hosted by Kyle Philip, Rob Smith and whichever unfortunate soul happened to be within microphone range (sometimes Daniel Day Lewis), the show tackled big topics such as music, football, cultural theory, and why beer seems to improve everyone’s confidence but none of their opinions. Episodes appeared at random intervals, often recorded with great enthusiasm and absolutely no plan. At its peak it attracted a loyal audience of several dozen listeners, three of whom were related to the hosts and one who may have been a taxi driver who forgot to turn it off. Though now defunct, the podcast’s legacy survives in a handful of chaotic recordings and the lingering suspicion that at least one episode accidentally solved modern philosophy before being lost forever on a corrupted SD card.

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Episode 37: airplane etiquette and calling it quits with Britain