A backyard crime scene, a rogue Officeworks policy and a surprise round of the TikTok game. There’s minor bird suspicion, cinema etiquette fury and a burrito explosion that ruined a perfectly good hoodie.

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Spring has sprung, the air con is on, and somehow the Pacific Ocean has a 3.1-star Google rating. Josh accidentally becomes a Spotify salesman, Getting musky without warning and Dolly Parton’s got competition in a new love triangle anthem. There’s talk of cold showers, texts from Yungblud and a wildly unsettling reason not to sit on the toilet too long. Oh, and physics. Kind of.

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A CEO snatches a hat from a kid, a dog delivers to the back door and Josh’s dad confirms a lifetime of Father’s Day neglect. Bedtime ultimatums, fake golf cart reimbursements and we play Hearing Things. Plus, we unearth the dark origins of common sayings and discover why Cosmo might need a dog colonoscopy.

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Ahead of his appearance at GAMMA Canberra this weekend, we catch up with Australian actor, stuntman and voice artist Neil Fanning. He’s the guy behind Scooby-Doo in the live-action movies, and honestly, a huge part of so many of our childhoods.

Neil takes us through his wild career, from being one of the first performers at Warner Bros Movie World and starring in the Police Academy Stunt Show, to scoring the gig as the voice of Scooby-Doo. He worked alongside legends like Matthew Lillard, Sarah Michelle Gellar and James Gunn, and he’s got some seriously great behind-the-scenes stories from the Gold Coast set.

We get into the voice-off that landed him the role, the moment Scooby went Aussie and how he ended up voicing literally every ghost in the movie. Plus, there’s some exciting news about the upcoming Netflix live-action Scooby-Doo series.

If you’re into animation, theme parks or just want to hear from a bloke who helped bring one of the most beloved characters of all time to life, this one’s for you.

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A heated debate breaks out over whether skiing makes you cooler than surfing, Lyrical Battleships descends into lyrical chaos and one of the boys attempts to bounce their pecs, with deeply upsetting results. Plus, The Rock might be shrinking, Costco memberships are getting complicated, and a new Stephen King movie sounds like a very slow game of Squid Game.

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The toilet sip scandal, a failed car heist with a snowy twist and the heartbreaking rebrand of The Reject Shop. There’s backyard chicken drama, Willy Wonka legal debates, and a passionate defence of Kmart.

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The trivia mic tug-of-war, a cologne compliment that risked it all and Andrew Garfield getting drunk in a Spider-Man suit. There’s Daniel Craig’s very bad martini, Mark Zuckerberg buying half a neighbourhood and why pre-question small talk should be banned forever.

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Josh drops an accidental F-bomb, earning the pod its first explicit tag. Ned finds his spirit animal, Josh resembles the new James Bond and the boys revisit the Harry Styles spitting saga. Plus, they rank embarrassing moments, explain why cats are living longer and Christopher Columbus (the director) roasts the Harry Potter reboot.

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In today’s episode, Ned and Josh cover unrealistic arm expectations in T-shirts, skiing wipeouts at 40km/h, and the bizarre logistics of presidential bathroom security. They also debate vertical burials, dissect a public “I pray this kind of love never finds me” moment, and question just how often Bailey Smith can flog a sauna.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement takes centre stage as we unpack whether this is the new royal wedding, ask why Dr Chris Brown is still selling himself as a vet and debate if double yolk eggs should be the new normal. There’s parenting confessions, tech confusion, and a very heated Sega Dreamcast vs PlayStation moment.

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