Episode 85 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• The truth about holiday packing… and why we all pack for a three-week expedition regardless of the trip
• Thirty unexpected joys of being an adult (yes, there are actually a few)
• The surprising claim that playing video games could help you become a better doctor
• Why so many pet owners secretly keep an emergency fund just for their furry family members
• And the reason banks don't actually love customers who pay off their credit card in full every month

Plus, a reminder that if you're worried about bad reviews… even the Pyramids have one-star ratings.

This episode is brought to you by confidence, questionable logic and absolutely no peer-reviewed research.

Episode 84 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• The millennial urge to delete every social media account, buy a Walkman and disappear from the internet
• Germany taking aim at sick leave while Canada is busy giving trees legal rights
• What the "rich life" actually looks like… and whether any of us are getting there
• The awkward question: have you ever accidentally (or deliberately) taken something from work?
• The weird food combinations that sound disgusting but somehow work
• And why some people are late to absolutely everything, no matter how hard they try

Plus, Rich finally asks the question that's bothered him for years... why is a purple onion called a red onion?

Nobody should've handed us microphones.

Episode 83 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• Why the school holidays might actually be the most stressful time of the year
• New rules around surveillance in cars and how much is too much?
• The surprising number of people who happily decline wedding invitations
• Why 71% of men admit they don't have the confidence to ask someone out
• A look at Iceland's postal service and the last time any of us actually sent a proper letter
• And the annual battle against the dreaded sunbed hoggers on holiday

Some conversations start with facts and end with complete nonsense.

Episode 82 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• Are blokes becoming a rare species, or are we just getting harder to find?
• The surprising secret to a long marriage
• What makes the happiest countries in the world... is it money, food, community or something else?
• Let's settle another food argument: is it really a meal if there's no meat involved?
• And why PlayStation ditching physical games feels like the end of an era for gamers everywhere.

Plus, Rich has an uncomfortable moment wondering… what are his red flags?

This episode contains an alarming amount of confidence for people with absolutely no scientific backing.

Episode 81 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• Did you actually grow up poor, or did you only realise it years later?
• Good news for everyone who's always late… apparently you've got an excuse now

• GROWING UP POOR what were the signs

Plus, Rich accidentally comes up with Taylor Swift's next album title after realising when she got married.

Evidence that adults are struggling quiet

Episode 80 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• FIFA's latest changes and why football might be losing its identity
• The foods most likely to start a full-blown argument at the dinner table
• Is the world slowly becoming less colourful and more beige?
• The Guinness World Record involving the ultimate picky bits dinner
• And the signs you're having a full millennial midlife crisis without even realising it

Plus, the most expensive mistakes we've ever made, from wrong flights and parking fines to booking the completely wrong dates.

Somewhere between sensible discussion and a public cry for help.

Episode 79 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• The things that were supposed to save time but somehow make life take longer
• Jono discovers his dream job might simply be talking to strangers all day
• The four words nobody wants to hear: "Can I have a quick word?"
• The fantasy of owning your own private island and how long it would take before you got bored
• And a heated debate over the world's most pointless objects, from decorative cushions to hotel alarm clocks

Plus, the little things that instantly improve your day, like green traffic lights, fresh sheets and finding money you forgot you had.

This is what happens when two people are left unsupervised with microphones.

Episode 78 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• Emirates introducing U-shaped headrests and why we're suddenly discussing neck support
• The uncomfortable truth that cats genuinely don't care about you
• The return of ThunderCats and a wave of childhood nostalgia
• How much we're spending on skin care and whether any of it actually works
• The dream debate — what is the ideal job if money wasn't an issue?

Plus, if women get a monthly excuse for a shopping splurge, can the lads apply for the same scheme?

No qualifications. No solutions. Just confidence.

Episode 77 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• The world's most overrated tourist destinations and whether they're worth the hype
• Things you never see in real life, like turkey eggs or a landlord voluntarily lowering your rent
• The completely useless talents we're weirdly proud of having
• Why mums somehow mastered rage baiting decades before the internet invented it
• And the things we all confidently pretend to understand, including wine tasting, modern art, crypto and air fryer settings

Plus, could you honestly tell someone you hate the gift they bought you?

A lot of strong opinions from people who should probably know better. 

Episode 76 of Still Talking with Jono & Rich.

• The debate that starts arguments immediately — what was the best year to be alive?
• Doctors reveal how long you should actually spend on the toilet and some of you won't like the answer
• The things that instantly make us distrust someone, from trolley abandoners to people who say "trust me"
• How long should you really live with your parents before it's time to fly the nest?
• And the things that get far more respect than they deserve, including blue ticks, luxury watches and business class boarding

Plus, could getting kids to do chores be the secret to future success?

This episode contains an alarming amount of judgement.