My Favourite Colour is Green

Tom and Holly are delighted to welcome the excellent Amy into the studio as they all explore their astrological traits, things they rate or hate, even a quiz and how Holly’s dog looks a little bit like a rat when he’s bathing. There’s a massive fox nearby and we discuss some behaviours that are not appreciated at the shopping centre. The gang critiques their favourite Vietnamese restaurant after ordering and devouring spring rolls and Pho. Namaste.

Holly enlightens us on her morning routine and her complex concert of alarms. SHARKS at the beach in Merimbula, MAFS is back, and we 'cook' citronella leaves for the mozzie repelling properties of the oil. Holly is terrific at science (this list is not exhaustive). Tom highly recommends the YouTube series by John Vervaeke called "Awakening from the Meaning Crisis" and if you say you're going to turn up - turn up, or else we'll never employ you to garden at our joint again.

Tom and Holly have been busy. Real busy. Dodging COVID, thinking up ways (excuses) to eat garlic, reviewing kitchenware and getting (very) entertained. We converse over cooking shows, MASSIVE streaming blockbusters, and some fantastic co-operative gaming. Tom explains how to keep your secret beach spot secret. Holly reckons that might be a bit dumb. And the pair disagree on the worst place in the world to go for a camping holiday. Namaste.

Tom and Holly navigate the scare of COVID (well) and talk about cooking chicken and omelettes. They discuss their findings under the Christmas tree and look forward to a trip to the sunny beach-side town of Lorne with good friends. Tom is wise also, if you didn't know, just for you. I don't think Holly laughed at one of Tom's jokes. Not even a little bit. Do better Tom. Namaste.

Tom dedicates this episode to the academic brilliance and recognised achievements of Holly. She won the award for being the smartest at school and this is wholly deserved. Everything else on this episode pales into insignificance.

Happy birthday to Holly! Hip! Hip! Hooray! Unfortunately, Tom doesn't understand why the audio recording of this episode was dodgey. But as consummate amateurs they battled on through their glorious discussions covering Cookie, a mysterious visitor to the back garden, vaccination, fountain pens, bike and sailing camps (having varying success) and Daniel's Donuts. The pair wrapped up the 2021 TV series of SAS Australia and talked keto diets and hot pots. Tom thinks he's wise and funny, and really, Holly is the entertaining one.

Tom welcomes Holly to discuss and reflect on Teisha's 21st birthday. Holly challenges Australia Post on their business strategy. Timmy's Fresh is closing down :'( and the podcast pair make some wooden rings. Is Tom going blind? The crew turn a Minecraft zombie spawner into mending machine and they review the cast of SAS Australia. Watch out for the most significant Wisdom with Tom.......

What was THAT?!?! Tom and Holly recount when the earth moved in Victoria with a 5.9 earthquake from (under) the high country. The pair talk about plans for the week in holiday between terms 3 and 4 of Grade 6 - Minecraft (Bedrock Edition), cooking, Cookieing and chooking, no less. Tom discloses some of his own "Claims to Fame" which he assures us are all factual, and then opines about where he has landed on people who are late all the time. Holly has some spontaneous thoughts through word associations. Email: [email protected]

Tom and Holly are everywhere this episode! Father's Day presents delight Tom! But even more delightful is the two spent the time together. They give suggestions on how to manage your time in lockdown hoping for the best outcomes. They interview The Victorian Premier over beliefs that interest in Pokemon Go is dwindling around the local area and Tom has some of the most truthful words ever he hath doth spoke to the people he loves the most in the world. Ever. Holly cries. So does Tom. Then they laughed. Then they played Minecraft.

Tom and Holly press the "green button" and effect a displacement of time which enables them to interview the stars of the show in the car on their way to the studio. They discuss the Olympics of the XXXII Olympiad in Tokyo, shopping at Aldi with rude bullies and yet again at the Daniel's Donut customer service kiosk. Some wisdom and facts are rounded out with some corking gags. What a lark.