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Our next LIVE episode of How Good Are Pets, Though? Recorded during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival! Amazing, talented and hilarious Naomi Higgins and Victoria Falconer talk pets. Unfortunately we had some technical difficulties and the recording took a big hit - it's no where near our usual standards, but it's all there! Just don't turn it up too loud!
Welcome to our next LIVE episode of How Good Are Pets, Though?! These are always a blast and this is no exception.
It's been a whole year since our last catchup with Producer Cam about his big pup Rupert! Some adorable stories in this one, get around it!
Also come to our LIVE shows during the comedy festival!
Today Shelley is joined by Josie, host of the amazingly joyous Awkward Turtle Asks podcast!
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Another week, another KILLER guest! Lauren Bok joins us for some absolutely ripper pet talk!
Hello and welcome back to How Good are Pets, Though?!
We're so excited to have the absolute SUPERSTAR Kelly Fastuca, talking about her ludicrously named and ridiculously perfect 'Jimmy chocolate chip there's-no-crying-in-baseball Pacquola-Fastuca'! Super funny stories, amazing advice from our super clever dog training host and some super gooey expressions of love for the young Jimmy!
Welcome back to How Good are Pets, Though?! We're back after a heck of a hiatus with an all-new episode with our very first ever guest, Bree! Catch up on her catty happenings!
Welcome to the second ever LIVE episode of HOW GOOD ARE PETS, THOUGH?! We're so excited to bring you in to our little room at the Imperial hotel to listen to some absolute magic in this super secret, super-preplanned ALL CAT LIVE EPISODE!
Comedy duo the Two Little Dickheads Sharnema Nougar and David Tieck bring us through the story of getting their two amazing cats, Bongo and Haiku!
Welcome to How Good Are Pets, Though?! This week we have the AMAZING Emma Malik, animal trainer extrordinair and pet loving comedian!
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