Life is Trash

Life is Trash

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Life is Trash episodes

  • Moon Cursed - Episode 3

    Join your hosts with the mosts - the inimitable Lawrence Tucker and the very much imitable Johnny Owens - along with their regular guests, shouting gnome, Eddy MacKenzie and screeching elf, Rach Leonard as they boldly push forth into the great unknown that is the third chapter of Moon Cursed.


    Will it be low-key, but still quite explicitly racist?

    Will it bend the very definition time as we know it to its elastic limits?

    Will we finally discover what Nessie's dong looks like?


    Only one way to find out, I'm afraid, and it's to listen to us! ...Or read the book, I guess. 

    1 hr 6 min
  • Moon Cursed - Episode 2

    To the surprise of literally everyone, neither Lawrence nor Johnny dropped this podcast like a hot rock after a single episode and are back - if anything - creamier and more vivacious than ever. Flanked once more by perpetual whimsy engine, Eddy MacKenzie and bottomless pit of despair, Rach Leonard, we cast our sceptical, sparkling eyes (that you could just get lost in for hours and hours) towards the second chapter of porny dinosaur fuck book, Moon Cursed. 

    What will Kristen Daniels discover on the misty banks of Loch Ness? What's the best etiquette for kissing a horse? Will there be empire biscuits? Possibly find out or something in this episode of Life is Trash!

    1 hr 11 min
  • Moon Cursed Episode 1

    Flanked by professional man Eddy MacKenzie and amateur woman Rachel Leonard, Lawrence and Johnny begin their delve into the murky waters of obscure, bizarre and terrible popular culture by casting their eagle-like peepers are the very good and well written creature romance novel, 'Moon Cursed'. Will our intrepid heroes catch a scant glimpse of the elusive and beautiful Sex-Dinonsaur of Drumnadrochit? Listen on to find out!

    1 hr 24 min

About Life is Trash

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Two white, middle class men take a pretty sideways look at the world of obscure popular culture. A niche, which- I'm sure you will all agree- badly needed to be filled in the world of podcasting.