This episode The Fluffy Slipper Lounge is 'Bringing the Bathurst' as they prepare for a weekend of television motorsport. It's the end of the school holidays. There's weirdness from the web with Lyndal's Reel World, plus a shock from Vote Compass.
Why are the crew remembering the days of the old school yard? Find out, be amused, entertained by some great music - blasts from the past, new U2 and the weekly Musical Taste of Asia.
It's quite a clock-up this week in The Fluffy Slipper Lounge. Daylight Savings starts, they visit a Penthouse, enjoy some sunshine and give you a chuckle wit sacred scrolling in Lyndal's Reel World
It's a Spring Edition of The Fluffy Slipper Lounge, talking about things from magic balloons to prostate awareness while blending in some quirky humour and playing a great variety of tunes. Enjoy alongside the blossom and daffodils.
Teachers get a special shout-out this week, as do the Dads (for obvious reasons); one artist cancels concerts while another announces them, plus an album release from beyond the grave.
There are no nuclear weapons in this episode of The Fluffy Slipper Lounge - listen for the story behind that, plus why 80 is the new 27. Darren has a confession and Lyndal wanders the weirdness of the web.
Be an Angel - but why? TNN get arty, look ahead to a busy weekend and try to make you chortle-snort with their unique perspective and brand of humour in this latest episode of The Fluffy Slipper Lounge, so get comfy and enjoy.
This week's episode of The Fluffy Slipper Lounge is brought to you by the word "Relax" - find why, plus which song used to crash laptops on Windows XP? Plus, there's a lovely farewell letter from a champ!
What's the significance of this number? Find out in this episode of The Fluffy Slipper Lounge - plus enjoy new music, classics and banter and quirk to make you smirk.
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Lyndal and Darren Ludlow take a weekly dive into a space of comfort and quirk. Enjoy an eclectic blend of music, the informative, the strangely odd and the joys of life often overlooked.