What counts as cheating in 2025? Erika and James sits down with Evaldas Karosas to dissect the fine print of modern infidelity. Spoiler: it might involve an invoice. From transactional love to relationship loopholes this episode might be our most insane yet.

Why less screen time? Comedian Melanie Bracewell (Taskmaster NZ, The Cheap Seats) makes a sharp, hilarious, and refreshingly contrarian case for why we should be spending MORE time on our screens in 2025… not less

Erika and Pravanya have a theory: if an Asian person must date a white person, there are strict parameters to follow. Their evidence? The Social Network and Bend It Like Beckham.

Nototrious klutz Pravanya Pillay tries to convince the gang that she should own the sole firearm in the United Kingdom. Bonus points if it comes with a pearl handle. We discover that karate has a pretty intricate hierarchy and that actually Garfield was dead all along.

Pravanya Pillay wants the finance bros out of Canary Wharf and onto the battlefield. Is it time that the gilet wearing, parkrun completing bankers put their actual skills to use on the frontline? James tries to figure out if he also qualifies for national service and Erika pours one out for the homeless vets.

James Trickey despises brunch and wants it abolished, but the rest of the ITP Podcast crew isn’t having it. In this fiery debate, they tackle the cultural obsession with £19 avo toast. Can James make his case, or will the team prove brunch is here to stay?

What do phone snatchers, Batman, and paintball have in common? They're all part of the latest ISP episode, with our first special guest, Taskmaster AU star Jenny Tian!

This week Erika argues that capitalism isn't so bad! It can’t be bad if shopping feels so good! If money is the root of all evil why does it feel so awesome to have it?

This week in the insane thought posse: Erika argues that a kiss is stronger than any drug - James isn’t entirely convinced! We also learn the hot goss about the gang's first kiss stories.