The Debrief

Dane and Sana speak to Felicity, the first woman to ski solo across Antarctica taking 59 days to complete it, achieving a Guinness World Record. And how do you think it's ok to turn up empty handed to someone's house when they are hosting?

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Dane and Sana speak to the remarkable 19 year old British social media personality that is one of the first people in the world to ever to use the most advanced wireless bionic arms. And how do you feel about having to chip into gifts for colleagues, should it be an option?

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Dane and Sana debate is it ever ok to listen to content aloud in public? They also hear from Titanic expert Parks Stephenson who gives us new insight into the recent 3D scan of the shipwreck. Plus, they discuss the Aussie twin sisters that have gone viral for their synchronized TV interview.

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How does McDonalds differ across six continents and 55 countries? A lot, apparently, as Dane and Lucy learn exploring Gary He’s photo book McAtlas.
Dane has a throwback chat with The Hoosiers and Lucy bids farewell to The Debrief! (But not without a high score on the Debrief Duel.)

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Would you upload yourself into an artificial intelligence avatar after you pass away? Dane and Lucy discover all, including what its like to interact with the real “AI Afterlife” form of film star Ed Asner. To topsheet or not to topsheet? Lucy brings her heated Aussie household debates to the floor. Also, Lucy has some big news!

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Did Charles Ingram really cheat his way to winning Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Dane and Lucy find out. They also look into what it takes to receive a 100% rotten tomatoes rating (turns out, not much). The show gets heated discussing whether or not the thumbs-up emoji is passive aggressive - and listeners weigh in with lots of opinions.

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What happens when a crime is committed in the most isolated place on earth. Dane and Lucy speak to Rob Burnett, journalist author of Whiteout - a thriller set in the depths of Antarctica. ChatGPT will now be remembering and compiling a history of users based on every question asked - so the show looks back at their most embarrassing and cringy internet memories.

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Blue Origins’s just had a historic 6 woman flight to space: but does that mean Katy Perry and her fellow space pals deserve the “astronaut” title? Dane and Lucy have a very strong opinion. Plus, mountain lion attacks are firmly on the rise in America, and the show speaks to Malcolm Brooks, who was directly affected by a fatal encounter.

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Dane and Lucy meet another man who hope to freeze himself after death and be brought back to life. Plus, they discuss the man who spent 19 years living in a Paris airport, and reignite the search for Ronald McDonald.

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It's swept the globe and its certainly sweeping Dubai. Dane and Lucy get an education on how Pickleball became one of the UAE's most popular pastimes. They discuss the chap who sent fake invoices to two of the biggest tech companies in the world (who actually paid up). Plus they take a moment in memoriam of Skype, a mere weeks before it heads to the grave, once and for all. RIP.

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