This week Coose, Mowen and Jonny ask the super interesting question of 'What is your price?'. How much would it cost for you to completely give up something you absolutely love? We're talking food, games, music, sports....nothing is off-limits. How much would it cost Coose and Mowen to go and live in the Antarctic for 10 years with no internet or transport? Is there a price that would make Jonny give up steak? If Coose had to choose between making music and playing games, which one would it be? Find out all this and more in another hilarious live episode of The Gigglebytes!  

This week, the boys imagine all of the things they would buy if they were millionaires when they were children. The boys show the importance of their 'essentials' if they had unlimited funds to purchase them back in the day. These range from Haro BMX dreams, top-end skateboards, Digimon keyrings, Pokemon Cards, Yu-Gi-Oh cards, Total Nike football trainers, games consoles and just about everything else in between. Will you agree with the boy's super immature theoretical spending spree? Find out on another episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose, Mowen, and Jonny get into the very controversial topic of unpopular opinions. The boys have all been tasked with bringing one super triggering opinion to the table with the intent to initiate a debate. Oh, and this was streamed live on Twitch. What could possibly go wrong? This episode has it all, from putting chocolate in the fridge all the way to passively disliking famous actors and scientists for no reason. Will you agree with any of these outrageous statements? Find out in this hilarious episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose, Mowen, Jonny and Josh are trying something new. No rules, no topics, just a good old chat about anything and everything. Join us for a laid-back, chilled-out talk ranging from the new Pokemon Violet and Scarlet games that are releasing on 18th November this year to how we've found coming out of lockdown and back into some kind of normality post-pandemic. Are you excited about the new Pokemon games? Do you think we've finally come out of the pandemic, and we can start to put the awful past few years behind us? Find out what we think on another episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose, Mowen Jonny and Josh discuss the possibility of an afterlife and what it might look like. Is there more to the universe than we can even begin to comprehend, and could our experience on earth be a small piece of an unfathomable puzzle that's playing out over a never-ending amount of time? Could what is written in the different religious texts across the world hold a glimpse into what might be waiting for each of us once our time on Earth finishes? Or could it be much simpler, and once we die, we cease to exist any longer and that's it. Do you think there's more after we die? Find out what we think about this incredibly interesting topic and more in another episode of The Gigglebytes!

In the second episode of this 4 part series that will span across 2022 quarterly, Coose, Mowen, Jonny and Josh discuss the latest news in the world of alien disclosure. As we move forward into an increasingly more open subject regarding UAP's, backed up by evidence from the USA's secret AAWSAP program, the boys ask the question of reporting a UAP to the mainstream media. If you had a high powered, well-paid job and you saw something in the sky, something that without a doubt confirmed to you that UAPs are real, would you report it? If your manager told you to keep it secret, would you ignore them and leak it to the mainstream media? What could be the negatives of doing something like that, and could it discredit your job role? Find out all this and more on another out of this world episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose, Mowen Jonny and Josh get into the controversial topic of pay to win games. Being able to pay your way to the top is a major issue for a lot of players, and it's made even more apparent when the giants of the gaming world feel the need to include cash cow mechanics to IPs that already have large, loyal fanbases. Is it a slimy, joy sucking unnecessary feature that makes the grind completely pointless? Or does it give players who can't commit the same amount of time and energy as other players the boost they need to enjoy end game content? How does it affect the balance of PVP if your opponent is based more on what they can afford to buy, rather than how good they are at the game? Are leaderboards even considered authentic if you can pay your way to victory? Find out all this and more in another episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose, Mowen Jonny and Josh debate part 2 of the terrifying question surrounding immortality. If you could live for eternity, in your peak physical form, without any negative effects, would you do it and why? Is surviving after everything else has come to an end worth it? Does the universe even have a start and an end, or do we only perceive it to work that way because we can't understand any alternative process? Would you prefer to take the risk and choose to experience an afterlife, or would you play it safe and survive in this reality forever? Find out all this and more in another thought-provoking episode of The Gigglebytes!

This week, Coose and Mowen are joined by guest Jonny for the existential-crises triggering question of immortality. If you had the opportunity to LIVE FOREVER, in your peak physical form, without any negative effects, would you do it? Even if it meant you had no actual superpowers, you would just never age and always remain at your apex level game, is it something you'd consider? Would you want to be suspended in pure nothingness (if you could even call it that) when the universe as we know it came to an end? How would it feel to live on after that point in time, when the very fabrics of reality ceased to exist as we know them? Or would you choose the shorter mortal road? Find out all this and more in another thought-provoking episode of The Gigglebytes!