Good Chats

Good Chats

By Heathy & CorbComedy
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Good Chats episodes

  • Tales From the Backlog: A-League is Back & Heathy the Car Salesman

    Dear me they're still doing this huh? Well at least this week they cover important subjects, like the AFL playing hopscotch around the country whilst Victoria deteriorates further into madness. Also noted is the welcoming back of two major Australian sporting codes, and how much they are loved by society. And for some reason Heathy turns into a car salesman near the end. Also Kanye for President? What are these blokes on about?

    38 min
  • Tales From the Backlog: Understanding the F1 & Scomo's Sharkies

    Can you believe that they actually think this is a good idea? Any who, even though no one asked Heathy & Corb are back for a third week discussing the trials and tribulations of Melbourne society this past week. Temp fencing, the pies bouncing back, the sharkies, travel bubbles and Ricardo doing better than usual are all on the menu as they delve deeper into the issues surfaced by the global pandemic surrounding them. 

    38 min
  • Tales From the Backlog: Matt Rowells State Funeral & Victorian Autonomy

    Heathy and Corb are back for week two, unfortunately things have turned for the worse in the state they call home. But tune in as they discuss everything from the Pies choking, to Corb's horrendous tipping and getting political on Dan Andrews decision to lock down the housing commission towers in North Melbourne and Flemington. 

    *underwater audio intentional*

    33 min
  • Tales From the Backlog: Sub-par Tipping & Melbourne Hot Spots

    Heathy and Corb are here to tell you how horrendous they are at tipping whilst the state falls apart around them. Probably not worth you're time, but they're here to keep you informed on the current state of affairs in Melbourne as wave two of COVID-19 begins to run rampant in society once again.

    47 min

About Good Chats

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Two individuals who know very little on the world give their unasked for opinions on the current state of Melbourne and Australia.