Back this week reminiscing about Argos, thinking about who actually buys chocolates from Chemist Warehouse, Lily Tino's TikTok ban, realising living in a simulation does not matter, and discussing the 'woke' rebrand that has happened in the last ten years.

Back from a trip to Western Sydney intended solely for strolling around Bankstown Central and a night out in Parramatta. While busy doing that, the internet has erupted with Brendan Abernathy's 'Married in a Year', little girls singing Moana on airplane speakers, Trump and Musk conferences., and Westfield Northland meet ups.

Back again after battling a blocked nose and the impossible task of booking a GP appointment in Melbourne. This week Jacinta discusses people who use their birthday to get free things, being told she doesn't look "Macedonian" enough, the desire for perfectionism leading to procrastination, and her stance on the viral "I don't want my partner to work" video.

After getting political for a moment and then having no topics the floor opened up to some listener questions that prompted a discussion of the cultural value of MAFS vs Fboy Island and then a deep dive into Kanye West and this whole "Cousin" situation.

Been a busy week of altercations with Officeworks staff and waiters who won't let you ask a question, but it's all sweet because Katy Perry got to wear a Cotton On jumpsuit and wave a daisy around at a camera like a white girl tweaking on caps at Coachella.

"Ring-a-ding-ding you've got the King" Kyle Legacy. One minute he's crushing in Texas and New York, the next week he's living out of a suitcase at the Exford in Melbourne while sleeping on a bed frame and moonlighting at Chinese Restaurants. This episode is chaotic and one of my favourite episodes yet, and I'm so glad one of my best friends in comedy could find time in his roster rotation of blunts and female audience members to take a moment and turn this place into Riff City / The Rifftine Chapel.

Been a while since a solo episode so here is a recap on the last few weeks while I’ve been away doing music shows. This week we’re chatting about bombing at the first comedy gig I’ve done in weeks, people preaching about their own self-improvement, and Robert Irwin’s thirst traps.

Here we have him, the "Modern Day Muzza" himself / Australia's Fully Sickest w0g Massimo Corrente. Straight up, I thought this guy was playing a character but turns out he just really loves his Nonna and Italy.