This week on Verbal Warning, we dive headfirst into the iconic Aussie world of McLeod’s Daughters — from station life and shearing sheds to learning what it actually takes to survive on the land.

We get weirdly invested in agricultural farming, talk about whether we’d last a single day working a station, and break down what makes the show such a certified Aussie classic. Along the way, the legendary Down Under makes an appearance, setting the mood for peak national pride.

Expect stories about farm work, questionable career inspiration, and the usual general shit talk as we bounce between rural dreams and real-world chaos.

It’s part nostalgia trip, part farming documentary, and part absolute nonsense — just how we like it.

Strap in, legends.

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All right, buckle up! In this episode, Josh decides it’s time to flee the nest—maybe he’s running from his cardboard boxes or maybe just from Dylan’s jokes. While he’s loading up the ute, we go on a turbo-charged rant about cars that would make a revhead proud. Then, just when you thought it couldn’t get weirder, we befriend Grok, the AI overlord—who may or may not be plotting to replace us. It’s part moving day, part garage chat, and part existential crisis—with laughs all the way!

in this episode we talk about some of our past episodes and maybe a couple out of pocket things that were said on them and a list of several other things but most importantly we discuss a small delay in a big surprise we have for you all!!!

This week on Verbal Warning, the boys gleefully toe — and probably vault — over every line they can find. Josh and Dylan dive into the latest Logan Paul controversy, unpack some truly questionable dark-humour jokes, and spiral into their usual unhinged general shit talk that only gets worse the longer the mics are on.

They also tease some big plans for what they’re filming this Friday — something chaotic, ambitious, and very on-brand. Whatever’s coming, you can bet it won’t be tame.

This week on Verbal Warning, things get a little… doozy.

Dylan absolutely sends it and gets drunk early, setting the tone for a loose, unfiltered episode from the jump. While the beers are flowing, Josh takes a left turn into life chat — big thoughts, real moments, and the kind of conversations that only happen mid-episode when no one planned for them.

The boys also break down Summernats, talk about the Verbal Warning Japan Special, and give a proper stand-up tribute for Doozy. Somewhere in between all that is the usual chaos: general shit talk, side tangents, and the kind of nonsense that probably should’ve been cut… but wasn’t.

Unstructured. Honest. Cooked.

Just how we like it.

This week on the podcast, we’re kicking off the new year with a bit of vineyard chaos. We went on our first-ever wine tour, and let’s just say Josh got a little too into the tasting. We’ve dubbed it the “Vineyard Saga” (yep, vineyard style), and it’s a wild ride from start to finish.

We also chat about what’s going on in Venezuela (with Josh filling me in), give a nod to Vinland Saga Season 3, and then dive into the full story of how our weekend turned into a saga of its own. Picture this: I’m running on three hours of sleep, we’re juggling motorbike rides and club nights, and I end up basically babysitting Josh through his vino-fueled antics at the vineyard.

It’s a messy, funny, and very “us” start to the year. Enjoy the chaos!

Verbal Warning is back and this one’s got everything — Christmas carnage, meme wisdom, existential power-ups, and a near-career-ending feud with AI itself.

The episode opens with the boys addressing the elephant in the room: their heated argument with Al the AI Guy. Miscommunication, verbal skids, and emotional damage were exchanged — but no AI feelings were permanently harmed in the making of this podcast.

From there, they jump straight into Meme Review 2025, dissecting the internet’s most cooked moments from the year like true meme sommeliers. Nothing is sacred, everything is rated, and the cringe is chef-kissed.

Next up, the Christmas Recap: eggnog, gifts, fitness delusions, and an absolute breakdown of who peaked hardest over the holidays.

But the real twist? One night this week, Dylan snapped into full Majin mindset.

Standing in the rain, spiritually powering up like Vegeta, he suddenly unlocked the mentality of:

“I actually don’t give a f** anymore.”*

The result?

More confidence.

More aura.

Less hesitation.

Maximum Mullet-Saiyan energy.

And Josh? He was there for it. Supporting it. Shake-and-bake-ing it.

It’s not just an episode — it’s character development.

Welcome to Verbal Warning.

The only podcast brave enough to roast AI, review memes, and go Super Saiyan emotionally, all before New Year’s.

This week the boys unwrap their most unhinged Christmas episode yet.

Armed with eggnog, questionable decisions, and holiday spirit, Dylan and Josh kick things off by sampling eggnog like seasoned bartenders who absolutely are not seasoned bartenders. Creamy? Yes. Strong? Also yes. A little too festive? Possibly.

The lads then dive into present-giving glory — surprise gifts, actual good gifts, and one or two gifts that make you wonder if the receipt was lost on purpose. From mystery boxes to nostalgic throwbacks, the Christmas haul was elite, chaotic, and borderline Super Saiyan.

Speaking of Super Saiyan… the boys reveal their 2026 fitness arc: holiday bulk, gym redemption, and goals that would make Vegeta proud. They talk gains, harp on discipline for about 45 seconds, and immediately vow to hit the gym harder than a power skid in a red ute. New year, same idiots, bigger biceps.

Christmas lights, protein shakes, and the juice.

It’s the Verbal Warning festive special — no rules, no warnings, just vibes.

Merry cooked-mas, legends.

This week on Verbal Warning, the boys start things off on a serious note, sharing their thoughts on the Bondi tragedy and taking a moment to acknowledge what happened before easing into the episode.

From there, it’s business as usual — Dylan and Josh dive head-first into a full debrief of their weekends, unpacking questionable decisions, loose behaviour, and the kind of stories that only seem to happen once the microphones are off… or on.

As always, it’s honest chats, dumb laughs, and plenty of chaos as the boys work their way from heavy topics straight back into classic Verbal Warning territory.

When the clock hits Last Call, the beers are flowing and the filters are off. In this segment, the boys do what they do best — fill their bellies with beer, talk absolute nonsense, and let the conversation drift wherever it wants.

This time around, a few too many drinks leads straight into a proper chat about the Verbal Warning Patreon — what it is, why we launched it, and what listeners can expect if they jump in. More content, more behind-the-scenes chaos, and even less editing than usual.

No structure. No rules. Just mates, microphones, and the kind of talk that only happens when the pub lights are about to come on.

Welcome to Last Call.