The Daily Talk Show

We've been asked on our subreddit what the deal is with woof woof, play-doh have trademarked their smell, how many listeners we currently get each episode and this is our final episode before we're in person again!

Tommy's Primary School mate, now actor in LA, Rhys Mitchell, is visiting Melbourne for work at the moment. The perfect opportunity to catch up and give us his perspective on living in the US before our trip next week! What it's like being an Aussie in LA, What is an activation anyway, Con vs Don the fruiterer, how to tip and why it's important to collaborate and support your creative community.

Turkey is fancy chicken, bath chat with Tommy, a firetruck visits live during the show, the only reason Josh went to the Melbourne Show and things people have patents for.

We're all a bit on the spectrum, Tommy is starting to question star signs, vertical vs horizontal video production, two screen viewing and Josh is pulling a Dick Smith and will no longer use Booking.com

A final debrief of Tommy's viral 7-Eleven coffee video, being strategic with the videos you make, old Aussie TV shows, the crowds taking photos of a sunset and join in on our subreddit!

Tommy's video about 7-Eleven coffee has made it on News.com.au, when journalists get creative with the details, the feedback from the coffee video, our new subreddit and Tommy's no longer an MCC member.

Josh's mate Ibby got us a subreddit, Tommy makes friends on planes whilst Josh is anti-social, complexities of making friends and Josh is inspired to start collecting art books.

Learning things on Quora, where does the power come from in the Tesla stations, drinking water in different cities, asking dumb questions, creating a subreddit for the podcast, iOS 12 and Tommy's new 7-Eleven video.

Grinding teeth, scamming people on Instagram, what hotels do with your passport details and giving people the benefit of the doubt.

Our mate Ryan Jon is in our office in Melbourne today, so we thought we'd get him back on the show! We chat raising money for charities, owning domain names, having a manager and where to spend your creative time.