Spinning Yarns

This week's special guest is former Bachelorette contestant Kayne Buik. In an epic world podcasting first, Kayne gets his penis pierced live on air as part of a video for his YouTube channel, "Kayne Buik Vlogs" — and the painful audio speaks for itself.

We also have a long overdue conversation about gun control in America and Australia. As a legal gun owner, Liam explains the rigorous gun purchasing process in Australia, while Jace explains what it's like to be the token Aussie in the room when the topic of gun control comes up in America.

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Ok, fair warning, this episode is a weird one. It feels like a full moon, or a weird Halloween special, because we get into some weird, spooky s*** this week.

With Liam on holiday in Malaysia, recording from his hotel room in Kuala Lumpur, we chat about the joys of international travel, and Liam exposes the deepest, darkest secrets of a seemingly peaceful religion.

We also have a Mike Whitney update, a shocking “Do You Remember” segment, and a look back at Australia’s beloved Quentin.

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This week’s special guest is Carmen Pepper from WA band “The Money War.” We chat with Carmen about her upcoming SXSW shows, having one of the most played songs on triple j in 2017, and what it was like supporting Neil and Liam Finn.

We also have an update regarding the American professor/Australia Denier from last week’s episode.

Plus “Do You Remember,” “Beer of the Week,” and an update on our quest to capture the elusive Mike Whitney, former host of Australian TV classics “Who Dares Wins” and “Australian Gladiators” (also played cricket.)

Another jam-packed episode of Spinning Yarns! We talk about the little-known problem overtaking American universities: Australia Denialism. Also, where the bloody hell is our Dundee movie!? Danny McBride's "Crocodile Dundee" remake turns out to be nothing more than another Tourism Australia commercial.

We have a very special Winter Olympics edition of "Do You Remember?", Dave Allen gives us his tip for "Beer of the Week," and of course no episode of Spinning Yarns is complete without a Mike Whitney update.

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This week we seriously step up our news game by bringing on a real life American news journalist to answer all of our questions about Donald Trump and give us an insight into the scandalous world of local news journalism.

Once again we have a Mike Whitney update for you guys (Spoiler: He now has a collection of incredibly stylish sunglasses called the “MW Selection”) We also have Dave Allen from Forward Hops on to give us his choice for Beer of the Week.

Be prepared for what is quite possibly the most disgusting “Do You Remember” segment we’ve ever done... Sorry in advance.

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Government Shutdowns! Beer Wars! Underage drinking! Oh, and how can we forget about Aussie icon Mike Whitney?

On this week's episode, we ask the tough questions. Why is Donald Trump less vocal about last week's government shut down than he was in 2013? Can one woman really walk around the entire planet? And where in the world is Mike Whitney?

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This week’s special guest is Australian music artist Tim Ayre (Tim & Jean, The Lazy Calm). We chat to Tim about what it was like playing with Tim & Jean, being thrust into the limelight after being discovered by triple j, and hear about his latest musical ventures as a solo artist.

We also discuss some of our favourite Australian on-air TV mishaps, chat about the “Hawaiian Missile Crisis” after residents of Hawaii were sent a false alarm warning of an inbound missile threat, and have a special “Do You Remember” segment featuring Tim himself.

On the very first episode of Spinning Yarns, Jace and Liam discuss the differences between American and Australian drinking culture, Donald Trump's controversial "s***hole countries" comment (and try to determine where Australia falls on the good-s*** scale), and why humans just inherently downright love physical violence.

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