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This week, the boys are excited to finally sit down with the 'big fella' himself, the 'Rizzly Bear,' often referred to by the boys as the unofficial 4th memeber of WTB; none other than Duranga. Together, with Duranga, the boys discuss their thoughts on Oppenheimer, define what is it to their "kind of bloke" and go into more juicy detail about the America trip they went on at the end of last year.

Let us know if you think Shehan fell asleep during Oppenheimer in the poll below.

Welcome back to Episode 33 of Season 2. After the recent news about Australians being the highest cocaine users globally, the boys have a crack at solving the problem and pose the question why do Aussies love a "Bag". The boys then discuss the recent Gladys corruption allegations and ask why has she gotten off so lightly? Nam also recounts his recent meet and greet tour of India and Yuvin relives an embarrasing incident that left him "sweating". To round up the episode on a lighter note, the boys share their early thoughts and expectations on two highly anticipated movies, "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer."

Welcome back to Episode 32 of Season 2. What the world has been waiting for is finally here: the boys give their in-depth (excuse the pun) and highly nuanced views on the Oceangate Submarine incident. The boys discuss the recent updates to the feud between the two billionaire tech giants, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Finally, the boys wrap up the episode with a snake draft of the greatest movie villains of all time. Let us know who won this week's draft in the poll below.

2. Shehan: Voldemort (Harry Potter), Lee Woo-Jin (Oldboy), Amy Dunne (Gone Girl), Pennywise (IT), Alonzo Harris (Training Day)

3. Nam: Hannibal Lector (Hannibal), John Doe (Seven), John Kreese (The Karate Kid), Amon Göth (Schindler's List), Ivan Drago (Rocky)

Welcome back to Episode 31 of Season 2, the boys have brought along Ishaan, a reprensentative from the WTB legal team, to discuss the recent Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case. Ishaan also heads a discussion about the recent Colombian Plane crash and the boys round things off with a DC / Marvel movie snake draft. Let us know in the poll below who had the best list!

Yuvin: The Dark Knight (2008), Deadpool (2016), Iron Man (2008), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Fanastic Four (2005)

Ishaan: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023), Spider-Man (2002), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

Nam: Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), Joker (2019), Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

Shehan: Spider-Man 2 (2004), The Dark Rises (2012), Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Logan (2017), X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)

The Boyz are back with Episode 30 of season 2 and once again Jada Pinkett Smith has got the gang riled up. Nam heads the discussion on the recent controversy surrounding the new Netflix Docu-Drama Queen Cleopatra, where Cleopatra has been depicted as Sub Saharan African as opposed to being Macedonian. The conversation takes a turn to sport where Yuvin give his take on why The State of Origin is the greatest thing in sports. The boys finish up with a WTB AGM where they discuss their future in podcasting. Could this be the end of WTB?

Welcome back to Episode 29 for Season 2, the big fella was busy again so this week's description is written by ChatGPT.

"Welcome to WTB, today we have some interesting topics to share with you.

First up, Rupert Murdoch, the media mogul who is 92 years old, has recently tied the knot. Yes, you heard it right. The man who owns Fox News, The Sun, and The New York Post, has gotten married again, and we're all wondering if he has any plans to start a media empire with his new spouse. It's not every day that a 92-year-old gets married, but hey, when you're a billionaire, anything is possible.

Now, let's move on to the AFL concussion case. In case you missed it, the Australian Football League has been hit with a lawsuit by a former player who claims that the league failed to protect him from the long-term effects of concussions. This is a serious issue, but we can't help but wonder if the players knew what they were getting into when they signed up for a sport where getting hit in the head is just part of the game. Maybe they should have thought twice before putting on those helmets.

And last but not least, we have Ja Morant's gun incident. The NBA player was recently involved in a social media controversy after he posted a picture of himself holding a gun. Now, we're not sure what he was thinking, but we're pretty sure that's not the kind of shot the Memphis Grizzlies were hoping for. It's not every day that a professional athlete posts a picture of himself with a weapon, but hey, at least he wasn't holding a basketball."

This description was written by ChatGPT and is not completely true, Nam was busy. 

In this episode (Episode 28) , we explore three seemingly unrelated topics: the controversial neurosurgeon Charlie Teo, the bizarre sport of Power Slap League, and the iconic sitcom Friends. But as we delve deeper into each of these subjects, we uncover surprising connections and thought-provoking insights.

First, we examine the life and career of Charlie Teo, who has been both praised for his pioneering work in brain surgery and criticized for his high fees and alleged ethical violations. We talk to medical experts and patients who have had experiences with Teo ( We definitely don't ) , and ask whether his reputation as a maverick genius is deserved.

Next, we turn to the world of Power Slap League, a sport in which competitors take turns slapping each other in the face until one of them either falls down or gives up. We speak to players and fans of the sport, as well as psychologists who study the psychology of extreme sports (Again we definitely didn't do this). We ask whether Power Slap League is a legitimate athletic pursuit or a disturbing spectacle that glorifies violence.

Finally, we explore the enduring popularity of Friends, which has remained one of the most beloved and binge-worthy sitcoms of all time. We talk to cultural critics and fans of the show (Definitely didn't do this either), and ask why it continues to resonate with audiences more than 25 years after its debut. We also examine the show's influence on popular culture, from fashion trends to societal attitudes towards sex and relationships.

Throughout the episode, we draw connections between these seemingly disparate topics, highlighting the ways in which they reflect larger societal trends and values. Whether you're a fan of Charlie Teo, Power Slap League, Friends, or all three, this episode offers a fascinating and thought-provoking look at some of the most compelling and controversial aspects of modern culture.

Welcome back to SZN 2 Ep 27 of WTB! This week the boys are breaking news about a new scientific discovery. Could this be a new source of energy which changes the world or will the boys as geological experts claim it is 'cap'. In equally important world news the fellas discuss Beyonce getting absolute bank to go perform in Dubai. This raises the question, is  chasing the bag in countries with dubious human right records something which should be frowned upon, or is the game simply the game. The Boyz also give their input on the fight of the century Michael Clarke Vs Karl Stefanovic. For this verdict and more shit talking stay tuned  to WTB!

Welcome back to SZN 2 Ep 27 of WTB! This week the boys are breaking news about a new scientific discovery. Could this be a new source of energy which changes the world or will the boys as geological experts claim it is 'cap'. In equally important world news the fellas discuss Beyonce getting absolute bank to go perform in Dubai. This raises the question, is chasing the bag in countries with dubious human right records something which should be frowned upon, or is the game simply the game. The boyz round things off with analysing the fight of the century, the bout of the big boppers, Michael Clarke Vs Karl Stefanovic.

Welcome back to Szn 2 Ep 26 of WTB! On this ep the boys delve into literature and discuss the book which is somehow breaking records, Prince Harry's autobiography. Turns out being a rich odd donny sells well. Speaking of blokes who dressed up as a nazi, the boys discuss old mate Dom and the trouble he is in. Finally we go full finance bro and discuss recent crypto scams. In completely separate news, stay tuned to WTB SZN 2 to hear more about WTB coin.