TAHFS

Detective “Cold Case” Cadman is back — and this time, it’s personal. In this episode, we follow Cadman as he reopens three haunting investigations: a baffling missing persons case, a ruthless gang’s trail of crime, and the disturbing mystery of a house stalker. With every clue uncovered, Cadman edges closer to clearing his name and proving once and for all that no case is too cold to crack

Harry's getting married! The lads get together to organise Harry's perfect wedding. From bizarre guests to incredible best man speeches, we leave it all on the table....

Put your tinfoil hat on tight, folks—this one’s turbulent.

In this episode, we connect the dots that they don’t want connected: missing planes, dodgy CIA operations, and the mysterious vanishing of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt.

To kick off Season Three, we're taking inspiration from Ripley's Believe it or Not to discuss all things weird, wonderful, and downright chaotic!

We’re wrapping up Season 2 the only way we know how – yapping away and sipping on some Japanese beers, courtesy of our mate Lachlan who just got back from his travels. In this finale, we look back on the highlights of the season, chat about what we’ve learned, and give you a sneak peek at what’s coming in Season 3. It’s laid-back, a little bit boozy, and full of laughs. Cheers for sticking with us – see you next season!

This week on TAHFS, Cameron returns to read even more confessions! We dive into the world's wildest, weirdest, and most bizarre confessions - we decide if these confessions are forgiven or unforgiven.

Troy Henderson and Han Dodd guest on TAHFS this week as we debate controversial topics such as "Are Weddings Too Expensive?", "Is modern music rubbish?", "Rich people should be more charitable", and many more!

This week on TAHFS we're doing another episode of overrated or underrated! We discuss various topics with our good buddy Lachlan who filmed this with us before he went on his holiday to Japan :P

This week on TAHFS, Harry takes the others back to school to take them on a journey to see if they learnt anything in their twelve years of education?

The short answer is they didn't learn a thing.

This week on TAHFS the lads get together to answer questions about their childhood. Many topics were discussed such as Alfie throwing rulers at fans, Harry getting hit by a car, Lachlan being called Steve, and Jarrod cheating at orienteering. What a bundle of laughs.