Japan Morning Commute

Season 2, Episode 20:

It's a driving one again. No child this time. I'm still ill. That's the headline. Worse, if anything. Having said that, this is probably the best episode, not just of my podcast, but of any podcast ever, so you'd better give it a listen.

Season 2, Episode 19.

A driving one, with a gruff and sexy voice. I've run out of speaking, so, here you go:

Smoove & Turrell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRwO7XxgiSc

Season 2, Episode 18.

It's a driving one on account of feeling rotten. There's some daughter obscenity, giving the show it's title, and it's pretty much downhill from there. "Enjoy!"

Season 2, Episode 17:

It's a driving one. I'm feeling ill, so it's low energy, low humour, and generally low brow. There is, however, a fair chastisement of unhelmeted cyclists and an egg sandwich appraisal.

Season 2: Episode 16:

Ever heard the one about the idiot who fell down the stairs? That's me! Also, there's clinic chat, lunchtime quandaries, a can of coke zero, and a man pushing bags of leaves, among other equally exciting things.

Season 2, Episode 15:

I take a different route, on foot, but with a bike alongside. I receive a kiss from a beautiful girl, a smile from a gorgeous lady, and a goodbye from my wife. I see some nice houses, admire gardening, and contemplate spitting on my place of work.

Season 2, Episode 14:

It's a driver, and it might actually make it in time for your morning commute! Yesterday's episode received a record number of listens! 0.

Anyway, there's a funny bum story in this one.

Season 2, Episode 13:

It was sake marche! Find out wat went down. Stuff went down. Other than sake. Also I talk about other things as I walk, but nobody reads this bit anyway (or listens to the podcast).

Season 2, Episode 12:

It's a walking one. For the first time I asked AI to edit because of a squeaky wheel. It didn't do a good job, so I did a bit of my own. Oh, and I talked about inconsequential stuff. Luckily, I had permission to walk.

Season 2, Episode 11:

I get a bit existential in this walking episode. I admire a cement mixer, bemoan my daughter's 3 year-oldness, explain several intricate aspects of Japanese culture, and buy a can of Coke Zero.