Afleveringen
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Summary
Life update from Chris who is back into lurking around a park at 4:30am every morning.
Sam wonders what Be TV is exactly. We get an update on the Wildberries story from last week, Elon is releasing new things we already have.
A criminal lawyer reacts and rangers have to stop blowing up horses due to the fire risk.
All this and much more.
LinksWildberries update about what has actually been happening.
Crappy art thrown away as it looked like rubbish
Elon Musk and his new Taxi with Robots
Criminal Lawyer reacts
Blowing up a horse can't happen due to the fire risk
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Summary
In this weeks episode we talk about the Air NZ lolly jar that has been making it's way around the country. We found out that VR in retirement homes is a thing.
Chris learned all about Spike Ball this week and recommends the movie Get out.
And we round things off with a talk about Trump and his latest expensive offerings and what he did during the pandemic.
All this and more, ready for you.
LinksAIR NZ and their giant lolly container
Chris learns about Spike Ball
Get Out
Trumps new Watch
Trump helping out Putin
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We catch up this week after not needing to record last week. Chris has been busy with the Waikato Uni TEDx, Improv Sunday and being at an awards ceremony.
Sam saw a free movie this week.
We have an update from our 500th episode. We talk about crazy Russians, a woman who allegedly stole a lot of mayo.
What's the deal with the floating bomb.
There's a new world record for the largest Haka and we talk about the origami of death.
All this and much more. Come check it out.
LinksSpeak no evil
Crazy Russians
Woman stealing Mayo
Boat Floating
New world record for world's largest Haka
Origami of death
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Summary
Our 500th episode is here and it's a bumper episode.
Recorded in front of a live audience we cover all your favourites. Randomness, technology and life the way we know how.
From new stories, to old stories. Kickstart and dropkick makes an appearance and we talk to a bunch of our fans.
Over 2 hours of Chris and Sam goodness.
Have a listen and tell a friend. A huge thank you to everyone that has listened, interacted with or supported the podcast over the last 10 years.
LinksEvil Disney
Woman stole 1.5 million dollars worth of chicken wings
Ugly Laws
Not dead Ted
Space Mirror
Where not to put a snake
Kickstart or Dropkick - Momo Modular Mower
Kickstart or Dropkick - Modular Pillow
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Summary
In this weeks episode Chris catches us up on the film project he's been working on. We talk about the movie Twisters and what they removed.
A Tesla truck caught on fire, a man crashed his lawnmower in an uncommon way. We talk about dancing with the stars and learn Pizza Hut is helping people find a job in a unique way.
Cows attacking people get a mention, why did someone get fined over as million dollars and what trend is causing cucumber shortages in Iceland?
All this and more. Come check it out and tell a friend.
LinksTesla Truck Fire
Lawmaker Crashes Ride on lawnmower into empty pool
Dancing with the stars contestant
Pizza Hut helping people with finding a job
Million dollar ticket freaks out speedster
Iceland and their love of cucumbers
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Summary
A busy week for us as we give a very brief overview of our 500th episode recording which will be out in a couple of weeks.
Chris has an update on how TEDx is going. Sam gets a movie review and we talk about if we would eat at a place that has had car crash through it's window.
We talk about a counterfeiter and how they got caught. We also talk about the guy that is pleading self defense after blending up part of his wife.
Who are the princess and the Sharman? Find out what powers they have.
JP Morgan has decided to cap the hours a junior banker can work now to a respectable 80 hours.
Attorney general of Texas not happy about a ban on guns at the state fair.
LinksThe Princess and the Sharman
Counterfeiter makes a mistake
Would you Eat There?
Texas AG suing State Fair
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Summary
This week we learn about the creepy little covers Chris brought to cover his headphone ear cups.
We also hear about Sam's cruise, so buckle in as he talks a lot about it in this episode.
RFK has another batshit story about animals, and some Kiwi guys invent a great coffee bean roaster that is being sold around the world.
All this and more.
LinksRFK Whale Head Story
Kiwis Invent at Home Coffee Roaster
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This week we have an update on Chris and his medical event. We checked out our 500th podcast recording location and it didn't go to plan.
We learn about the best place to hide if you murder someone. How stinky feet caused a bullet to the face and how a couple sued a hospital over missing skull pieces.
Can you guess why a Japanese airport shut down? How did buying Burger King with meth and just what is the right reaction in a haunted house?
All this and so much more. Come have a listen and tell a friend.
LinksBest place to hide if you murder someone
Stinky feet causes someone to be shot in the face
Couple sues hospital because they lost some parts of a patients skull
Japanese airport full shuts down due a missing item
Buy some burger king with meth
Japanese man kicks haunted house
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Summary
Chris and his medical event caused him to go to the doctor. Sam caught up with Diego and saw some of his work in an art gallery. We also talk about a crazy shooting, a snake attack, a doctor who doesn't care and so much more.
LinksBlind New Plymouth man asked to show his drivers license
Swiss giving reward to get rid of munitions in a lake
Man accused of shooting father over stinky feet
Man kills python after is bites his testicals
New York Mayor gets things wrong
Hamilton company Aware Group brought out
Allergic to batting gloves
Bottle found washed up from 1947
Colonoscopy doctor doesn't care
Zombie knives are banned
Solar sheep grazing project
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Summary
This week we have our final Olympics update, find out what's been happening and how delusional Britons are.
Has Trump got Asylum seekers wrong this whole time?
Also this week someone donated a bunch of meth lollies, Sam won some running shoes by doing the bare minimum and we talk about how self driving cars are being chaotic.
We talk about an interesting art installation that involves fake graves. Social media is used to find a long lost missing painting and Chris gives his review of the new Aliens: Romulus movie.
All this and much more packed into 30 minutes of randomness, technology and life.
LinksOur last Olympics update
How delusional are Britons when it comes to the Olympics?
Getty and their goal at the Olympics
Donated meth lollies
Self driving cars causing problems
Social media post helps find missing painting
Spinning iceberg
Dancing on graves art installation
Alien Romulus Review
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This week we have the Olympics round up which included:
Missing out on weigh in by 100 gramsThe shooter from TurkeyItalian medalist with cheeseThe Kiwi canoe team sucksMan loses out a the high jumpWe learn about an argument over what came first, led to murder. To people swallowing bottle caps.
How are Satanists going to help out schools. What are they going to do with the astronauts stuck in space. And we hear the story about RFK and the bear cub.
All this and much more.
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Summary
Sam is getting jabs this week and sad news as Mac the dog has passed away.
We talk a little about US politics and wonder how much of the recent things were pre planned. And is there sexism coming into play when talking about the Secret Service.
Olympics are on right now. We talk about that, and the stupidity of some team members.
We talk about the largest IT outage in the world, what caused it and were we impacted by it?
Idiot gets pulled over with a lot of drugs because his lights weren't on.
We talk about a new way to drill holes on a construction site using a robot.
Chris catches us up about saline agriculture. Whole Sam talks about a cave on the moon.
LinksStupidity at the Olympics
Largest IT outage in the world happened
Idiot with a lot of drugs gets pulled over
Robot to drill 20,000 holes on a construction site
Lot of people want to adopt a swearing parrot
Saline Agriculture
Moon caves found
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Summary
Chris reminisces about an old photo after watching the movie Terminator. We talk about the attempted assassination of Trump and just how lucky is was.
Bungee jumping for cowards is a thing in China, while nudists to the rescue when a pirate robs people with a blowtorch.
We learn about a prison innovation from Brazil involving geese.
Vote for Epic Learning at the David Awards
We also talk about an Australian weapons system. All this and much more.
LinksTrump assassination attempt
Bunge jumping for cowards
Nudists help take down a pirate with blow torch
Prison innovation from Brazil involving geese
Vote for Epic Learning at The David Awards
How I write a podcast
The Slinger - Australian weapons system
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Summary
This week Chris gives a vague review of a film called ButtBoy, while Sam has an update on his car window being fixed, he also answers a listeners question.
Scientists have worked out that hippos can get airborne, ground breaking stuff. While the Japanese government has finally stopped using floppy disks.
Has Chris found Sam's new business idol? Are ammunition vending machines a good thing? And what is up with a secret society involving gnoms?
All this and much more. So come have a listen and tell a friend.
LinksButtBoy
Spain trialing a new passport
Hippos can Become Airborne
Japanese government finally stopped using floppy disks
Sam's new business idol
Gnomes get stolen and then returned
Ammunition Vending Machines
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Summary
We catch up with programme manager Steve from Fieldays. His job involves looking after the 7 different hubs as well as finding, attracting and interacting with all sorts of exhibitors.
We learn how the visitor numbers are looking for Fieldays this year and how things can change depending on who is visiting.
LinksFieldays Website
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Summary
Chris catches up with Aynslee at Fieldays this year to find out about what products they have on offer and what's on the horizon for this well known Waikato company.
LinksGood George Brewing Website
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Chris talks to Shiann about No8 Distilleries who are based in Dunedin. He finds out about their products which include a range of rums, gins and other tasty liquor. He also finds out what the future holds for No8 Distilleries.
Linkswww.no8distillery.com
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