This week we yarned about Dancing with the Stars NZ and its line up of absolute “stars”. I actually went through the lineup and specifically picked out who I like and don’t like and boy is my like list short. Also talked about the tragic passing of a NZ icon, Johnny Danger whom I have talked about a lot on the podcast as a result of his incredible work as one of NZ’s most recognisable entertainers.

Lastly yarned a bit about basketball and my opinion on the Donovan Mitchell vs Ben Simmons ROY deba

This week I had a bit of a chat about my own drinking problems after watching TVNZ’s new show the Inside Word. Had a bit of a reflection of my problems a few years back and how I handled it, as well as how important it is to self-reflect. Definitely isn’t as dreary as it sounds in this description. All just a bit of shxt talk as per recorded early Monday morn.

What an absolute pleasure it was to have one of New Zealand’s most recognisable faces in Love Maker’s paradise. Jamie Curry, the mastermind behind the Facebook and YouTube sensation Jamie’s World came in to chat about her wide range of experiences.

We yarned about her experience growing up in rural Napier as a global celebrity. Her opportunities to travel from going to the UK and meeting movie star Hugh Jackman to traversing Antarctica which is on the top of my list of places I’m never going too

I caught up with two good friends of mine from the stand up scene and we of course talked about what pisses us off as stand up comedians because that’s really relatable stuff to talk about. But we did talk about stuff you might be interested in including WWE actors such as The Rock, John Cena and Batista and who’s the worst of the lot, as well as our experiences in dating and life in general.

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Today we talked about whats on everyone’s minds. The AJ vs JP fight and specifically my thoughts on the build up and how the two camps presented themselves. Bit of a spoiler, Anthony Joshua seemed a lot more intriguing but I still love a bit of Joe Park.

Also talked about NZs most famous actors following the Dead Pool 2 trailer which revealed the scope of what Julian Dennison’s role in the film is and how that compares to other big time roles being filled by hori ass Kiwis.

Today I was very tired as a result of being up since 3am working. I have never done it before and may never do it again but mentioned it to create a false sense of my work ethic.

On today’s episode we talked about the Australia Cricket cheating scandal and how ugly the two main culprits are. Also chatted about Fortnite and how they have executed the perfect example of the video game freemium model that has worked well for Spotify and a number of other burgeoning platforms.

Live from my cousins Dunedin flat lounge. This week I wrapped up my time at the Dunedin Fringe Festival performing alongside Frickin Dangerous Bro and Guy Williams as well as a bunch of south island comedians.

Also had a chat about The Rock & Kevin Hart’s genius ascent through the Hollywood ranks and how they’ve become certified box office record breakers with awful movies, and how it has catapulted their careers to unbelievable heights.

What a bloody honour it was to get the chance to perform alongside and then have a yarn with New Zealand Comedy’s most notorious sketch comedy group, Fricken Dangerous Bro. Consisting of three of the scene’s most notable stand ups in Pax Assadi, James Roque and Jamaine Ross.

We talked about relationships, the formation of the group, and one of my favourite comedians, Ronny Chieng, the Malaysian/Australian Daily Show correspondent as well as their rise through the NZ Comedy scene.

This week was short and sweet. Mainly because I waited until Monday morning to record an episode that was due to be released on Monday morning.

This week I had a yarn about my experiences from first year uni and how I put on 25kgs and then lost it. Not because I was challenging myself, but because I was drinking heaps and getting fat and one decided, hey, I should probably lose some weight.

This week we invited local stand up comic and Islam advocate Ed Amon, and once again, India’s very own Islander, Keegan Govind.

We talked about Ed’s perspective as a creepy Indian dude that’s really Pakistani, the stupidity of Starbucks words, and Dick Smith.

We also chatted about our thoughts on the new Black Panther movie. We talked about the entire movie. The whole movie. So yes, there were obviously no spoilers. Kidding, there is spoilers.

But listen to it. Its good.