After 40+ episodes, Mic Warning finally lands Video on YouTube.

This week we're talking Cybertrucks, why AI still feels like it's missing the point, Austin Powers 4, Shrek 5 backlash, gaming sponsors we'd actually want, 90s cartoons, and why Moose the boxer insists on joining the show.

We also talk about launching our Patreon, making the jump from audio to video, and trying to build something with more ambition than budget.

If you enjoy unfiltered conversations, random tangents, nostalgia, gaming, movies, tech and Canadian humour, you're in the right place.

Derek and Keelan are back with last meal debates, a 90s trivia game that completely falls apart, creepy ice cream truck theories, weird animal facts, golf chaos, storm talk, Google Earth, bad cell service, and the beginning of Mic Warning’s move to YouTube.

It’s loose, dumb, occasionally educational by accident, and somehow includes platypuses, bumblebee bats, giraffe fights, and a serious question about whether YouTube is ready for this show.

Follow Mic Warning Podcast wherever you listen, and subscribe on YouTube as we start bringing the show to video.

This week on Mic Warning, we're talking about something that doesn't get enough attention: men's mental health.

From the pressure to "man up" to why so many guys keep everything bottled up, we discuss the reality facing men today and why reaching out matters more than ever.

We also take a trip down memory lane, revisiting the glory days of Sylvan Lake, old bars, concerts, sneaking into beer gardens, terrible teenage decisions, and how much things have changed.

Follow Mic Warning everywhere: @MicWarningPodcastWe're now on YouTube. Subscribe, comment, and help us prove that two idiots with microphones can occasionally stumble into a meaningful conversation.

This week we're talking Alberta separation, equalization payments, Canada's economy, gas prices, strange Olympic events, celebrity trivia, Harry Potter casting controversies, Toy Story 5, and a major update on the future of Mic Warning Podcast.

Plus, a discussion about time zones leads to one of the dumbest discoveries we've ever made.

New branding. New logo. YouTube coming soon.

New episode every week.

This week starts with Clarkson's Farm and somehow spirals into social media growth, podcasting struggles, lawn care, childhood toys, aliens, conspiracy theories, and Canada's greatest contribution to humanity: Pizza Pops.

We talk about why some creators seem to grow overnight, the reality of building a podcast from scratch, and whether the modern world has completely destroyed people's attention spans.

Along the way we debate pogs, reminisce about Crazy Bones and overhead projectors, discuss why Derek's lawn looks like a professional golf course, question whether aliens have already visited Earth, and test our knowledge with some truly bizarre trivia.

This week’s episode dives into everything from crow stories and backyard wildlife to Hawaii travel stories, jet lag, and giant oilfield bugs. What starts as a misunderstanding about feeding crows quickly turns into conversations about birds bringing gifts, training deer in Alberta, and surviving Canadian wildlife during May Long weekend.

The guys also get into royal family conspiracy theories, Victoria Day confusion, murder hornets, hantavirus news, rattlesnakes in Alberta, and why Australia might have the most terrifying wildlife on Earth. Somewhere in the chaos there’s also talk about oilfield life in Canada, rail yard stories, snakes hiding in trucks, ants invading houses, and working in extreme environments overseas.

This week the guys catch up after Keelan’s trip to Hawaii, covering everything from North Shore coffee shops and massive American food portions to Pearl Harbor tours, candy hauls, and questionable vacation spending habits.

What starts as a laid-back recap quickly turns into the story of a tiny flash tattoo that somehow became an $900 financial crisis. Along the way there’s sushi candy taste tests, sour pineapple experiments, Buzz Ball debates, military history talk, and a surprisingly competitive game of song-title thesaurus trivia.

It’s part travel episode, part food review, part emotional damage. Basically business as usual.

This week’s episode comes straight from Hawaii as the guys record from two different countries for the first time. They talk Pearl Harbor, Jurassic Park filming locations, pineapple plantations, shark warnings, rip currents, and just how brutally hot Hawaii feels compared to Alberta.

There’s plenty of random vacation stories along the way too, including military museums, expensive steakhouses, ocean mishaps, movie references, and the discovery that pineapples apparently don’t grow the way anyone thought they did.

This episode starts with a simple conversation about bills and everyday life, but quickly drifts into a wide range of unexpected topics. From outdated payment methods and job titles to farming, movies, and even time travel, the discussion takes on a life of its own.

Along the way, there are debates, random facts, and a few moments where confidence outweighs accuracy, but that’s part of the fun. It’s a laid-back, unpredictable episode that leans into curiosity, humor, and wherever the conversation decides to go next.

This week’s episode brings in two new guests for a Canada vs USA trivia showdown. What starts as a simple quiz quickly turns into a competitive back-and-forth, as both sides try to outdo each other with facts, guesses, and quick thinking.

Along the way, the conversation branches into accents, regional differences, and a few unexpected debates, giving the episode a mix of structured trivia and natural conversation. It’s a fast-paced episode that blends knowledge with personality while keeping the focus on the game.