We're back with our monthly delves into the profane, paranormal, and down-right bizarre news from around TUTJIGIA (aka, The Known Universe)!

This month - after we get through moaning that it's been rather warm - we played a game of Would You Rather with long-time listener/Cultist/ginger person Will, and learn more about him than is probably healthy.

Then we catch-up with famous spoonbender Uri Geller, take some time to create mental force fields, talk questionable sexual acts, and embarrassing sex stories!

Reggie gets his revenge on Rooney for last week's film, and chose the outlying Kevin Smith film Red State.

In between bouts of talking about crazy religious fundamentalists, we got into:

• Being tired

And Reggie gets to show off that he has a specialist subject!

We finally finish the a trilogy we started way back in episode 3, by watching Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

And whilst we know we love to go off on tangents, we were really on one this week, because we struggled to stay on topic, and spent half the episode just rambling (we blame the heat.... again). We talked about football, ghosts, and the application of the Jack Sparrow Methodology to the Medium of Podcasting...

We return to the MCU for the slightly under-whelming sequel, Iron Man 2, taking time to discuss the highs and lows of thisfoundation of the Marvel juggernaut.

Somehow we also manage to include discussions about the Tory leadership contest, the Questionable Content webcomic, the Gimp Man of Essex, some business planning, and do a little plugging of our merch!

Amidst record-breaking heat waves, we got together and discussed the surfing/bromance/crime/action romp, Point Break!

But before that we spoke about some other stuff, such as:

• Music

This week we braved the heat to get together and talk about the early noughties dystopian sci-fi film Equilibrium.

And obviously because we couldn't talk about a film for two hours (probably), we also talked staying-up late, the discovery of a new god, another Great Woman of History (this time Mary Anning), Shadow People, and beach trips!

Another TUTJIGIA Today episode, gathering the best (read: weird) news from around the globe, and bringing it to you through the lens of our nonsense!

This week (metaphorically) bounced around a fair bit:

• Rooney talks clothes

LINKS: The "Joe Biden is dead" story discussed in the episode 

For episode 111 we dip back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the foundation to the entire empire: Iron Man.

We also manage to keep Reggie awake long enough: 

• For Rooney to talk D&D

 He does yawn a lot though, so brace yourself for that.

We start this blurb about episode 110 with an apology - the audio quality is not great this week, due to brain malfunctions caused by the heat! Rooney's tried to sort is as best he could during editing, but it's not up to our usual standards. We're blaming the heat, and the fact that our brains were basically melted candles whilst recording this week!

But we still watched and then chatted about the cult British horror film Dog Soldiers, which fitted with neither the weather, the season, nor the other stuff on the episode!

We also discussed paranormal events at Cannock Chase, Uri Gellar being mental again, northern accents, Alice bloody Iriving, a game organised by one of our Cult Ministers, and we offer NASA to run their podcast for them.

We brought a guest onboard for this week's episode, as everbody knows that mreder documentaries are really not Rooney's thing... but fortunately, Aimee loves them, and was happy to come along and talk with us about the Netflix documentary miniseries Don't Fuck With Cats.

We also had some thematically appropriate chat beforehand on the mysterious death of Elisa Lamb (during which Rooney reminded everyone that nothing is sacred on this podcast), introduced the Elevator Game urban legend, and spoke about snuff films online.

So, yeah, a nice up-beat episode!