In this week's episide, the hosts are dealing with a heatwave in London and reminisce about their time living in a hot house without insulation in Queensland, Australia. They also discuss their fears of sharks and crocodiles in Australian waters.

Sean teases Josh about a period of his life when he (allegedly) wore a jaunty hat. They also briefly touch on the topic of school lunches and their memories of food in British and Australian schools.

Finally, they share their thoughts on ghosts and supernatural phenomena. Sean tells us his Mexican ghost story and the hosts discuss the intersection of the occult and organised religion.

In this episode, Josh and Sean discuss toxic masculinity in Mexico and Australia and reflect on the prevalence of violence against women in both countries. They also touch on the impact of colonization and the role of religion in shaping cultural norms. The conversation highlights the need to address toxic masculinity and its harmful effects on society. In their conversation, Josh and Sean discuss their experiences with artists whose personal beliefs and actions have caused them to distance themselves from their work. They specifically mention Morrissey and Roman Polanski as examples. They also touch on the importance of separating the artist from their art and the challenges of doing so. They also explore some childhood traumatic experiences and briefly touch on the Olympics and a viral story about a French athlete's mishap during the pole vault event.

In this episode, Josh and Sean discuss various topics including Celine Dion's triumphant return, the legacy of Sinead O'Connor, and the resurgence of the 90s boy band 9-1-1 in Vietnam. They also touch on the challenges faced by female artists and activists in the music industry. The conversation explores themes of resilience, the power of music, and the impact of societal attitudes on artists. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the challenges faced by pop music artists, particularly those from the 90s era. They talk about the lack of control and financial stability that artists often experience due to unfair contracts with record labels.

In this episode, the hosts discuss an eclectic array of topics including religious apparitions and their experiences in Mexico City. Once again, they discuss some of their encounters with celebrities... and somehow arrive back at the Minogue sisters!They reminisce about Lulu's duet with Take That and wonder if other singers were considered for the collaboration. They also talk about Kavana's music career and his struggles with alcoholism. The conversation then shifts to Carmen Electra and her collaboration with Prince.

In this episode, the hosts introduce themselves as exes who are now friends and discuss their relationship dynamic, and how this morphed into their podcast, 'Tell Me Where I'm Going Wrong,' where they provide honest feedback and advice to each other.

They also explore the impact of social media on critical thinking and reflect on the quick consumption and distraction culture.

They touch on the passing of Shannon Doherty and discuss the greatest TV witches of all time. In this conversation, Josh and Sean discuss the influence of algorithms on social media platforms and the potential for content manipulation. They also reminisce about their experiences attending TV show tapings and concerts.