Where should you turn when faced with a big, philosophical question? The internet, of course. Half philosophy, one third ”jokes”, one twelfth science, one twelfth politics, and 100% carefully calculated fractions. That’s the Deep Fought Promise!
Some days, it's just hard work. Michael went bush this week, and so we were recording while he was in a remote location with questionable internet. Nevertheless, we persisted, in order to bring you a big movie-themed extravaganza in which we talk through the Melania documentary and the Academy Awards. We're posting it after the latter has aired, so you can listen along and immediately hear how wrong we are! This episode's mistakes ...
Fall is here, hear the yell, back to school, ring the bell. Yes, it's our new theme song and I sure hope no one else is using it because we're celebrating the arrival of autumn! Make yourself a hot cocoa, slip on the ugg boots, and curl up with an ep that's all about stories. Our lives have been... interesting... so we had plenty of news to share. We're talking sumo, we're talking paint, and we're talking feelings, and we're talkin...
Love is in the air, because this is one sexy pod. We're in the zone this week, talking about AI-only communities, kidnapping, the Winter Olympics, enshittification, and the revenge of the nerds. It's a juicy and jam-packed ep, so hand one AirPod over to someone special and settle in for a banger. This episode's mistakes include:
Hello hello, and happy February to us all. We're trying to keep on top of all the world's news as the shitshow continues, but, you know. There's a lot. Luckily we have some miffs and recs and travel talk to keep the vibe light. This episode's mistakes include:
Happy new years, ladies and germs! We're back after some travel and a restful break, and we hope you had some nice downtime too. This episode is a bit of a catch-up, recapping our Melbourne adventures, the latest American developments, and speeding tickets. Plus the debut of a brand new seggie to set up 2026 in style. This episode's mistakes include:
It's the final pod of 2025 and we're going out with style. We're looking back on the holidays that were and are predicting what might happen in the year that will soon be. Plus, we have games and seggies including a lovely new Recommendation Engine. This episode's mistakes include:
Hell yeah, it's the big one! Our seventh annual Christmas song spectacular is fresh out of the oven, and coming to you piping hot. But before we get to this year's bangers, there's a bunch of fun other chat about the Netflix/Warner Bros. merger, car speed limits, and even some chimp news. This episode's mistakes include:
Good evening pals, and happy December to you all. We're approaching the end of the year with poise and aplomb, and diving deep into some interesting hypotheticals cooked up by Michael. Lots of fun moments, and a couple good seggies to end. This episode's mistakes include:
Good morning (if applicable). Another fortnight passes, and here we are with another episode. It's a great one today, as we catch up on the political news, explore the implications of Spotify spam, and hit a bunch of great recs in Recommendation Engine. Plus, you'll want to listen to the very end... This episode's mistakes include:
What do we want? New podcast! When do we want it? Now! This week we're talking about protests, their efficacy, and the recent laws attempting to curtail them. Plus, in this short and sweet pod we still find time to tackle peanuts, honey, and 7-Up, and monks. This episode's mistakes include:
Good morning and fair tidings, stranger. We're back with a fresh new pod, full of interesting digressions and belly laughs. We're talking spirituality, Keno, rens, physical currency, dollar signs, parrots, and astrocartography. What does all that mean? Who knows! This episode's mistakes include:
Ahoy hoy! We're back with our regularly scheduled programming – a discussion of complex interlinking government ID policies and the limitations on access to the internet for minors. Hooray! Plus, there's chitter and chatter about the latest PTA film, Kiwi comedy, and a spicy finale you'll have to hear to believe! This episode's mistakes include:
Greetings, devoted listener, and thank you for your time. Today we have a meaty pod to catch up on all the world's – well, to be honest, just America's – recent events. We're talking free speech, we're talking Kimmel, but then as a palate cleanser we're back with the 2025 edition of Ringtone Review. It's a fun and flavourful one. This episode's mistakes include:
G'day mates. New month, new pod, same old, same old. We're talking about the psychological impact of name phonetics and how it impacts your job prospects, as well as a few broader dives into childhood injuries and social abstinence. We also rustle through the mailbag, and end with a game of Celebrity Net Worth, for old time's sake. This episode's mistakes include:
Greetings one and all. We have a lovely little pod for you week that hits all the big topics: map projections, Milo protocols, democratic safeguards, and I guess comets?? Don't question it, just enjoy the ride. This episode's mistakes include:
G'day mates, and strewth, what a week! Nick got the old covidy-wovidy, so we used it as a launching pad to pick up an interesting Science News about the most dangerous species for spreading viruses. Otherwise, it's a bit of a good old-fashioned grab bag, with talk of beards, banks, and brain chips. Plus, lots of talk about films, including our mate Eddie's flick Iron Winter, which just debuted at MIFF. Grab a cocoa and get ready to...
Hi pals, how are you? We're broadly dealing with the aftermath this week, diving into the Mailbag to answer questions about AI music and our millennial-boomer property debate from last pod. Plus, an in-depth exploration of the state of American media and censorship off the back of the Colbert and South Park news. This episode's mistakes include:
Young and old alike, please join us for a spirited debate between two Millennials and a Boomer. Michael's real-life father, Peter, calls in to the pod for an amicable discussion about housing affordability, taxation, the economy, relative incomes, and politics, as well as how our generations do (or do not) differ. It's an in-depth and interesting chat that I think we all enjoyed. Plus, a plug for Michael's new music as Slow Mons de...
Hello! I'm sick so this part isn't going to be funny or interesting. We talk about AI a lot this week as Michael spirals from the realisation that the world is doomed. There's also chat about life as a Millennial, the tendency to like bad art, a hot take on the hero's journey, and toilet hunting. This episode's mistakes include:
A dramatic episode for you, dear listener, with some big real life stories, and then a fascinating Science News about medicating away grief. We also talk about homophobia, putting down dogs, and cancer, so, uh... enjoy? Despite all that it's actually a pretty light episode, and we do cap things off with some mandarin talk (?) and a Recommendation Engine. This episode's mistakes include:
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