By Joe Squared
Flavours weekly by Joe Squared is a weekly pop culture podcast on the week's controversial stories. The pair also record a special "Interviews with Enthusiasts" podcast monthly, with a passionate g
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The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.
On a dreary Sunday afternoon Joe and Joe get on facetime to chew the fat on Thomas Tuchel's tactics, whether Bale is past it, removing gambling sponsorships from uniforms, the recent tiff between Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romelu Lukaku, Marseille fans being very french and Conor Mcgregor's knockout loss at UFC 257.
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Joe and Joe discuss Bethnal Green police officers' choice to get hair cuts at the station and their subsequent fines. They also look at another agony uncle letter where a women has sex with her landlord for rent and her husband is all for the transaction. Joe Shaw talks about a film The Hunt he recently watched.
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In this sports edition of the podcast Joe and Joe discuss Jason Thomas' use of a homophobic slur after missing a five-foot putt and being dropped by Ralph Lauren afterwards, Neil Lennon's disagreement with the SFA and Scottish Government over Celtic's trip to train in Dubai and Joe Lyons gives his view as a Chelsea fan on the #LampardOut question.
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Donald Trump is no longer president, but in his final actions he has pardoned rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black. Why? How knows why he did anything he did, but the Joes discuss it. A man writes into The Sun's agony aunt to say he's having the best sex of his life behind his wife's back with a man. It's a new revelation to him, but he feels guilty, Joe and Joe offer him some advice. Finally they look at the evidence for Armie Hammer's cannibalism accusation.
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In this special sports edition of the podcast Joe and Joe discuss Conor McGregor's upcoming bout with Dustin Poirier at UFC 257, the special athletes that can fight drunk or without much training and still win, debate whether golf is a sport and we also chew the fat on each of our football team's performances so far this season.
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Joe and Joe discuss Roadside Mum's tweet about how little food is given for children that should receive free school meals and the backlash the government has faced. Also how the Mayor of Amsterdam is stopping foreigners from being able to buy cannabis at coffee shops in the capital.
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In the bleak midwinter Joe and Joe put the world to rights from opposite ends of the pandemic epicentre; London.
They talk about vaccine sceptics, a peculiar story about a homosexual farmer murdering his underage gay lover/victim, the recent raiding of Capitol Hill by dangerous morons, their shared hatred of Macron and touch on their shared love of French Cinema.
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The Joes discuss the acquisition by Chinese firm of dating app Grindr and the implications users may now face. Joe Shaw watched the Digga D documentary and comments on the seamless production by the producer and director. Joe Lyons watched the As You Were documentary about Liam Gallagher's album by the same name. They comment on Kevin Hart's sharp decline in comedy specials and finally they speak about BBC HBO series Industry.
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In this latest Flavours Weekly conversation, the Joes chat about the BBC documentary Coercive Control with Ellie Flynn and how young people don't fully understand what coercive control is and whether it is criminal. They briefly look at The Undoing and talk about plastic surgery in Hollywood. Tommy Robinson also gets a mention because he has been found guilty of defamation... again.
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Joe Shaw interviewed the MP for Southampton Itchen, Royston Smith, primarily about MPs education and whether it is necessary to have a a university education to be a politician. Royston mentions death threats he has received and they spoke about Dominic Cummings potential departure from Downing Street.
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The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.