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Introducing a hub for conversations on all topics you could think of. Technology, Movies, Celebs, Sports, Anime, Animals, Fashion, spilling the tea and all that shiz. New episodes Monday + Wednesday... more
FAQs about The Aloönæ Show:How many episodes does The Aloönæ Show have?The podcast currently has 587 episodes available.
May 29, 2026S33 E12: Bonnie Taylor's Surgery, Coinbase Outage, Russia at Venice Biennale, & Hantavirus UpdateThe regular discusses Bonnie Taylor’s successful surgery during her hospitalisation, Coinbase experiencing problems relating to server operations, controversy around Russia competing at this year’s Venice Biennale as well as insights on the Hantavirus cases so far and procedures to prevent further infections amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more1h 4minPlay
May 27, 2026S33 E11: UK Election Shock, Britney's Plea, Dog Vibes & New PlanetThe regular discusses the potential outcomes for the UK local elections, confirmation from scientists that dogs are good at detecting a person’s vibe if they are trustworthy or not, Britney Spears pleading guilty for driving under the influence and what happens next for the singer as well as astronomers in Japan believed to have discovered a planet that could sustain life amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more31minPlay
May 25, 2026S33 E10: Rebel Toll Road, Child Safety Debate, Hollywood Deal & Crucible ProtestThe regular discusses a man in England setting up his own toll road when construction work for the main roads were still being done, debates around what kinds of material is appropriate for children if not in any public setting, a new preliminary contract been negotiated between SAG-AFTRA and major studios as well as a protest bursting in the middle of a snooker tournament amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more33minPlay
May 22, 2026S33 E09: Global Culture Ed, Suspicious Ads, Berkshire After Buffett & UK Renters’ RightsThe regular discusses how countries handle teaching children about different cultures, online adverts promoting services that draws concerns regarding their suspicious phrasing, Berkshire Hathaway reporting their first earnings since Warren Buffet’s retirement as well as England’s renters’ rights act coming into effect for all tenants and landlords amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more27minPlay
May 20, 2026S33 E08: Phantom Jams, Oscar Bans and a Town That Said No to ChainsThe regular discusses how a traffic jam in New Jersey could be made without any accidents or road works, a Californian municipality Carmel-By -The-Sea prohibiting corporate chains from being built in the area, The Oscars banning AI actors and writings from being selected for nominations along with a wider scope for international movie and show selection as well as residents of Tuscany evacuating as local firefighters combat against forest fire amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more26minPlay
May 18, 2026S33 E07: Charles' US Trip | Swift's AI Move | Manitoba's Social Media BanThe regular discusses King Charles III making his state visit to the US, a woman in India persuaded authorities to clean an open drain for a missing person that wasn’t there, Taylor Swift trademarking her voice and likeness to ward off companies from using such in AI content as well as Manitoba Premier planning on implementing a province wide ban on social media platforms and AI chatbots for young children amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more27minPlay
May 15, 2026S33 E06: Starmer Revolt, Trump Sued, Chelsea's Final & Pakistan's EO-3The regular discusses internal turmoil with the UK government, the Trump Administration getting sued for the approval of deep sea oil drilling off the Louisiana coast, Chelsea advancing to the FA Cup final against Man City as well as Pakistan launching new satellites to enhance earth observation capabilities amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more28minPlay
May 13, 2026S33 E05: Gatekept App-Scaling Method, Canada Deficit Smaller, Norway Home Data Flaw & Serbian ChoirThe regular discusses a gatekept method of scaling your app to be used by tens of thousands of users, Canada’s deficit likely to be smaller than originally projected, misleading figures of what counts as new homes being built in Norway as well as an amateur choir in Serbia getting nationwide attention and even some international recognition amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more27minPlay
May 11, 2026S33 E04: John Ternus’s Apple, Eurovision Boycott & Monkeys Eat Dirt: The Great Debate LeaderboardThe regular discusses an app idea around climbing a leaderboard on debating people with opposing views, the announcement of Apple’s new CEO John Ternus taking over for Tim Cook in September 2026, thousands of music artists signing an open letter for boycotting Eurovision amid Israel’s ongoing participation as well as a Cambridge study discovers monkeys eat dirt to cope with consuming junk food amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more42minPlay
May 08, 2026S33 E03: Alberta Referendum, Portugal Strike, Russia Influencer Crackdown & AI Water MythsThe regular discusses misconceptions about data centres water usage argued from tech companies and activists, Alberta announcing a secession referendum from Canada this year, Influencer calls out social media restrictions in Russia as well as a general strike in Portugal protesting against recent workers’ rights reform amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*...more42minPlay
FAQs about The Aloönæ Show:How many episodes does The Aloönæ Show have?The podcast currently has 587 episodes available.