Henry & Joe unpack Cold Rock mix-ins, al fresco dining, wine bars, and Wilston life. Happy lockdown.

The boys light up Cannon Hill and it's an absolute blinder of an episode. Tell your cousins.

The boys roll up their sleeves and get to the toughest job around: ranking Brisbane's pubs. With criteria including location, price, and whether the parmy is a soggy mess or a crispy delight, it'll be a raw and unflinching look at the scourge of alcoholism among young Australians in the inner-city.

The rivalry that only exists in the mind of Ashgrovians is finally unpacked as Henry & Joe venture far away from the city to discuss The Gap. Or is it really that far? Tune in for golf, Dan Murphy's, and a desperate plea to listen to the new Mangroves album.

Henry & Joe ascend to Ed Sheeran's 'Chapel On The Hill' to unpack houses, rainforest, and not a hell of a lot else. Chapel Hill baby!

Henry & Joe revisit their home suburb of Paddington, and discuss new coffee places, shirtless Maroons legends, and the best view in the best suburb in the best city.

It's the Nundahbelly. Get real.

Henry & Joe discuss Brum, cars, Woolies, and the fine cuisine available in one of Brisbane's most intriguing suburbs: Moorooka. The suburb with as many 'O's' as Coorparoo, but only half the pretension.

Henry & Joe address their Goodfolk controversy, and unpack sunny Clayfield, discussing schools, potato gems, and making your own suburb through thorough petitioning.

The boys are back in, well, not exactly 'town,' as they grab a coffee from the Bardon Shed, discuss the insanely massive blocks of land in Bardon, and even find time to make a U2 joke. Or seven. Welcome to Season Four of Unpacking Brisbane.