Due to the last episode with these idiots doing so well, I decided to get my cousins on once again to yarn about what’s going on in our lives. The boys have just started up their own creative studio and talk about their experience so far starting a business. On top of that, we talked about black guys we would like to be, people we’re jealous of, my toes and a whole bunch of other random stuff that I look back at and wonder how we even got to that.

I talk this week about the best/worst bars in New Zealand and the experiences in a white bar vs a brown bar. Yes, it is exactly how it sounds. Also talk about alternatives to dancing in clubs, my very own run in with a ladyboy in Malaysia and where not to go on a night out in the world.

Didn’t have my gear, nor did I have a podcast to release, so this week I sat in my car on the side of the ride and talked to myself.

This week, I chatted about the absolute shxt-show that is job hunting. On top of that, talked about my experience writing for television and how that changed my thoughts and aims for my career in the future. As per talked about a whole bunch of other stuff so make sure you take a listen.

The last of the UK superstars that were flown over for the NZ Comedy Fest, the one and only Fin Taylor. An upcoming star 10 years in the making at only 27, he’s already been shoulder tapped as a face to reckon with by Comedy Central as well as being one of the names to see at the world famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

We had a bloody good chat about his Comedy Central series, his career and also my favourite UK comedian, his good friend, Romesh Ranganathan.

The biggest guest to date!!! Not like size-wise, but like popularity-wise. You’ve seen him on Live at the Apollo, Comedy Central’s Roast Battle and he will be gracing your screens with his upcoming 15-minute Netflix special, a first of its kind, the one and only, Phil Wang.

We yarned about his experience at the NZ International Comedy Festival, his experience shooting his Netflix special and his come up as a young stand up comedian.

To celebrate 30 episodes, I thought I'd get two of my cousins on who share my innate ability to speak about things I know nothing about whilst appearing to know what I'm talking about.

We talked about stuff near and dear to our hearts. Like our hatred for pedo’s, and the naughtiest things we did in primary school. We also yarned about the recent Drake and Pusha T rap beef, along with a whole bunch of other stuff that has not relevance whatsoever to anything else we talked about.

So this was supposed to be an episode starring future Netflix-star, who has appeared at the Apollo, on Comedy Central’s Roast Battle and just all round living legend Phil Wang….but my computers broken so its just a last minute episode with myself.

But its an absolute cracker. I revealed further details of my experiences with a cougar in high school, had a much needed rant on why I think touch screens will end the world and my take on the new Han Solo movie.

This week I was lucky enough to get the chance to meet 2017 Edinburgh Fringe Festival Best Newcomer nominee Lauren Pattison whilst she was on tour here as one of the star imports for the 2018 NZ Comedy Festival. We got the chance to talk about her marketing plan and her business secrets to success at the most intense and most famous performing arts festival in the world as well as her experiences touring with Netflix-star Katherine Ryan, and how their relationship begun.

Star of the New Zealand comedy festival, Ian Smith, dropped in at the Classic Studio to yarn about a whole lot of stuff stemming from his first trip to New Zealand as part of the NZICF. We caught up about his experience in NZ, our fascination with each other’s political climates, stupid ass social media models and the tough side of stand up. We even got to chat about NZ movies and his love for the best NZ movie of all time, Hunt for the Wilderpeople.

This week got a bit out of hand. Haha that’s what she said. Anyway, this week yarned about one guy I really look up to in Donald Glover. Talked about who you should check out at the NZ Comedy Festival happening right now and mistakenly bought up my experience with a sugar mama whilst I was in high school.