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This week Mads and Max talk about the rollercoaster ride that 2020 has been.

Mads has a few recommendations to get you through Lockdown including Athlete A, David Foster: Off The Record and In Search of Greatness.

Max talks all things sport covering everything from the NFL to the AFL to the NBA, including a few recommendations for Channel 7 and Fox Footy.

Mads and Max discuss the best ways to approach the crucial first message on Tinder - Max shares his own horror story and Mads shares the origin of her best pick up line.

Max copies Mads' quiz from last week and while it is 100% easier, Mads struggles 90% more than Max did last week.

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In their longest episode yet (oops), Mads and Max discuss everything from Collingwood's dramas, the Kardashians conundrums and take Grease into 2020 only to discover it's aged about as well as Weinstein's reputation.

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Mads talks about her makeover and Max gets a bit lippy about it.

Max defends "one of the people who brought [him] into this world" against Geelong Football Fans and the Victorian Media.

They discuss Tinder profiles and what results in a root and what cops a boot.

Max quizzes Mads on cartoon intro songs.. it goes how you're expecting.

This week Mads proclaims that Essendon FC are done for 2020, meanwhile Max has decided that the Suns are a genuine chance for 2020.

Mads recommends the Tim Winton Interview with Andrew Denton.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/64AnzcDaNBhh10ps7HfeRO?si=YIilctxURRe7MrwoXhli0g

Mads reads through an online article that details how to know if a guy likes you and Max give his insight.

Max destroys a quiz on songs and the movies they featured in.

Mads and Max discuss how to end things with someone you're not even dating and coin the term GBE (Good Bloke Energy).

Max has some controversial opinions following round 2 of the AFL season.

Mads cracks the shits about Max's quiz.

Mads and Max talk Black Lives Matter and performative activism, Pete Evans, Mads' Rona test and of bloody course.. the footy being back next week.

Mads quizzes Max on movie quotes and he cracks a wobbly.

This week takes a more serious turn as Mads and Max reflect on what's been happening on a global scale, they discuss George Floyd, the destruction of Indigenous sacred sites here in Australia and the impact of both.

Max also addresses a recent Herald Sun article regarding an incident between his Mum and Dad back in '97.

In the quiz Mads is asked to name all the AFL teams with animals in their names, and well.. see for yourself.

This week Max absolutely tears Mads' quiz apart with an almost perfect score and mind blowing knowledge of the Real Housewives.

They talk about first date etiquette and try to determine the perfect length for a first date. They settle on 30 minutes to start with and if it's any good they say you can keep going a little longer.. which is how this episode ended up being 41 minutes instead of 30 minutes.

Mads and Max fight about whether or not it’s healthy to fight in a relationship - their decision shouldn’t surprise you.

Mads tells the story of how the “WHO? WHAT?” Joke came about, much to Max’s dismay.

Ref: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/entertainment/fiona-byrne/sam-newmans-son-max-launches-media-careers-aspires-to-work-in-tv/news-story/845d93e6328cd0c8f10fcf6d545d943e

Max quiz’s Mads on all things AFL - she proves she knows more than him.

Mads and Max discuss their week and debate whether or not you should ever get back with an ex or go back to an old job.

Mads quizzes Max on movies and their Directors. Max issues a sincere apology for comments made in episode 2.

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