Who does that? 

Super Mario Odyssey, Appel Watch 3, Stranger Things Season 2 all on one weekend. Time to review, based on first impressions. 

We reminisce about the iPhone advancements across all models over time and what they meant for technology and culture overall – obviously in light of the new phone being released.

We're still little stunned by the amazing work delivered by Denis Villeneuve in the new Blade Runner movie. Marvelous stuff. 

Alyssa Milano has kicked off a Twitter Storm in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's leaked transgressions of sexual harassment and who knows what else (no one knew?! the writers of Entourage did) – we're just not sure if #MeToo sets the bar a little too low. So we needed to talk about this as well. 

Nick's back from his trip to Europe and we catch up on food and attractions on the old continent. 

Blade Runner 2048 – review

Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable - review 

Finally we have a classic 'out the window' podcast again. Nice. Gaeton and March are looking out the window, having a smoke and talking about life. 

Noise level tests for your bike, parking bullshit and Blade Runner 2048 - stuff like that. 

Lionel and March dive deep into the bro-science of neurophenomenology to theorise over why exactly some people are creative and some are not. Which will lead them to explore what creativity is and how you could measure it.

Sounds boring and self-indulgent. But it's actually rather interesting.

March is catching up with the Red Boat Kung Fu crew of best men for the Fijian wedding a while back. It took some time to get these guys to come to Blow. But now we're here and discuss fighting technique, international politics and the merits of quality alcohol.

Ian from Domus Vim is joining us to talk about laser cutting, etching 3D printing... whatever and everything digital design.

Check out domusvim.com

'Violent Island' is intellectual property of Blow Corporation Pty Ltd, Australia. Don't think you will turn this into a TV and make a buck!

Ok, Lionel shares some gruesome stories from the Island and we follow it up with Clown Violence, Movie Violence and Brand Violence (which will be the title of our new book on effective marketing).

It's over. The MayMac craze. 

The Defenders is out on Netflix and so is the latest from Rick and Morty – just in time. 

Why is it that Luke Cage has sex with the entire Marvel Universe and Iron Fist is such a jerk off?

We also discuss fighting etiquette and how much you could make off a lawsuit if you are Floyd Mayweather.