Neighbours not behaving as you think they should? Take them to the High Court of Australia... there's a precedent for that!  Also, ignore Dan's comments about the upcoming Burnside show... this episode was recorded last week and that show has already been. Thanks everyone that came out!    #AdeLOL #HaveALaughHaveALOL #HeapsGoodHistory #AdelaideComedy #Podcast #ComedyPodcast #AdelaidePodcast

Tom wanted a dedicated federal election episode looking at all the South Australian seats in play, but Dan overruled this idea because he was worried that Tom would go off on some wild tangent about Wok-In-A-Box owners and the dangers of climate change. Never mind listeners, maybe Tom can start his own spinoff podcast with a hilarious look at South Australian politics... could call it 'Off the Record' or something like that...  Anyways, Tom was able to convince Dan to do a little bit of...

Lime Scooters were rolled out during the 2019 Adelaide Fringe (since replaced by two other operators) and proved to be fairly popular. We discuss the pros and cons and explore some stories of scooter riders who did NOT play by the rules... and by the rules we mean 'the law'.  #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #LimeScooters #Giggleaide #AdelaideComedy #ComedyPodcast #HaveALaughHaveALOL

Pinba, otherwise known as 'Logic' was an Aboriginal man from the vicinity of Lake Eyre and Cooper Creek. In the late 19th Century he was arrested for manslaughter and went on to lead perhaps the most daring escape from Yatala Labour Prison in our state's history. We explore his epic story whilst enjoying this week's beer of the episode, which was Southwark Stout.  #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #AdelaideHistory #AdelaideComedy #AdelaidePodcast #SouthAustralianHistory 

A special new series of Giggleaides showcasing some of the wildest and whackiest tales from the early years of the Adelaide Crows (based on a book that Dan found at his local Savers).  This one tells the story of when Wayne Weidemann rented a stretch limo, and did some racially questionable things in South Central Los Angeles.  We also discuss our up and coming shows on ABC Radio Adelaide starting TOMORROW - Tuesday 3.30pm with Sonya Feldhoff. Tune in to 891 am to check us out.  #AdeLOL...

Our second live show of the 2019 Adelaide Fringe, recorded at the Crown and Sceptre, and featuring the incredible true story of Alex Innocenti. Alex was a pioneer on the World fashion stage, and one of Australia's greatest music promoters during the 1960s and 70s. In 1971 he put together the Myponga Pop Festival, remembered to this very day as 'Australia's Woodstock'. The festival featured the likes of Daddy Kool, Spectrum and Black Sabath, just to name a few.  This is one wild ride into the...

Recorded Live at the Crown and Sceptre, 2019 Adelaide Fringe, Thursday 21st February. The story of a politically incorrect chubster with an orange face, who, against all the odds, would go on to become the most powerful man in the World... also Donald Trump gets a mention.  This episode was recorded LIVE at the Crown and Sceptre, during our first show of the 2019 Adelaide Fringe. A big shout out to everyone in who came out to see and support us.  #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #HaveALaughHaveALOL...

Smoking KILLS! Petrol is flammable, and if you happen to live in Mount Gambier, please don't run as out of town at the end of a pitchfork next time we come to visit your beautiful blue lake.  #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #ComedyPodcast #AdelaidePodcast #HaveALaughHaveALOL #GibbsEmAGo #SAHistory

A curious story from 1871, involving the beloved Clipper Ship - City of Adelaide, a disgruntled passenger, and a curious Bovinae. #AdeLoL #HeapsGoodHistory #ClipperShip #CityofAdelaide#ComedyPodcast #HistoryPodcast

The Clipper Ship City of Adelaide is the world's oldest clipper ship. Built in Sunderland, England, by William Pile, Hay and co. and launched on 7 May 1864. It now resides at the docks of Port Adelaide where it is currently being displayed and painstakingly restored by a troop of incredible volunteers.  The ship has had an fascinating, and at times hilarious, life. She made 23 return journeys between Plymouth and Adelaide during the mid 19th Century before serving as a naval training vessel...

Merry Christmas, Tom. Sorry about my audio quality. Love your pal, Dan.

In this cheeky little Giggleaide we take a trip out of the State's capital city and travel a few hours north to the coastal town of Port Augusta, where they've recently been experiencing a few problems at their local wharf... 500 to be exact.  It promises to be a trolley full of lols.  #AdeLOL #AdelaideComedy #AdelaidePodcast #HeapsGoodHistory #HaveALaughHaveALoL #GibbsEmAGo #ComedyPodcast

A little Giggleaide from recent South Australia history which reminds us all of the importance of doing a robust cost assessment.  Remember folks: If you can't run a WokInABox, you probably shouldn't have a go at building any tram networks.  #AdeLOL #AdelaideComedy #AdelaidePodcast #HeapsGoodHistory #HaveALaughHaveALoL #GibbsEmAGo #ComedyPodcast

In this AdeLOL we explore the colourful past of Adelaide's early Mayors. From James Hurtle Fisher, Sir Edwin Smith, and of course, John "Bugger" Hall, we explore their hilarious, and sometimes tragic, times as Mayor of Adelaide. A big thanks to the past Lord Mayor of Adelaide Martin Haese for his input, the great work he has done for our city, and an expired YouthWorks discount card. Our 2019 Adelaide Fringe shows have been announced, you can see the dates and get tickets here. We are playing...

With Christmas fast approaching we decided to take a look at the story of William Williamson (yes, that's a real name). Who was flung in prison during Christmas of 1845 for the theft of his neighbours Christmas dinner.  Believe us when we tell you that the goose wasn't the only thing that was cooked in this tale. #AdeLOL #HeapsGoodHistory #AdelaideHistory #ComedyPodcast #AdeLOLPodcast #HaveALaugh #HaveALoL 

In this week's Giggleaide we look at some unique South Australian laws, whilst discussing the pros and cons of fare hopping, charitable donations, and pretending to be a psychic. We'll be back with some full episodes soon.  #AdeLOL #heapsgoodhistory #AdeLOLLive #ComedyPodcast#AdelaideComedy #SAHistory #havealaughhaveaLOL #GibbsEmAGo#MakeCharlesSturtYousAgain

It's election season all across Adelaide, and after long deliberation we've finally found a political candidate we're willing to endorse (in addition to Mark Aldridge of course). For the City of Charles Sturt we will be giving our endorsement to Paul Kitsis. We were particularly won over by his eye catching flyer and his commitment to democracy. We should also point out that neither of us live in his electorate, we just think "you's" should all get out there and show him some love.    Check...

In a very special live episode, we explore the tale of Arvid Hilarian Wistrand, a Swedish (and possibly Jamacian) immigrant and his run-in with the Art Gallery of South Australia. A huge thanks to everyone who came and watched the show, we really do appreciate it, and the whole Crown & Sceptre crew. We look forward to doing three live shows at the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Festival at the Crown & Sceptre on February 21, 22 and March 16. Keep your eyes out on the guide for more details. A...

Please come to our free live show, We'd 3 Oct, 6:30pm at the Crown and Sceptre, and make us look good on the TV. 308 King William Street, great food and beers, average comedy.

Listen to us be horrible people and also open a SA Produce Showbag from the Royal Adelaide Show...there's no way it was worth $20.

ANNE IN A CAN IS HERE! As a thank you, we explore the history of SA's best paint store, Paint Supplies. Get into their store today and get our Anne in a Can. Mad props to Gary, Emma and the rest of the Paint Supplies crew for making all our paint related dreams come true.

In the very first of our new 'Old-Timey Crimey' series, we explore the story of an elderly lady, some clothes and a Hindley St. Macca's run from 1911.

In this very special episode, we explore the history behind a much loved state icon, Balfours. From Pasties and Pies, Cakes to Cobbs, and Frog-cakes and Fish (you'll see) our state's best bakery has done it all. A huge thanks to Jim Millar, baker and previous head of Balfours product development, for sharing his hilarious Balfours stories from the 60's to the 90's. Go neck a Balfours pie, pasty or sausage roll today. Follow us on facebook or twitter.

We take a quick look at a not so famous South Australian invention, the military tank. Although not officially credited to it's SA inventor, it's pretty clear someone's just ripped off a Heaps Good Historical item once again.

We explore the 1976 gun siege on Rundle Street. Not a funny event at all, but it's all part of our history. Join us on a trip down memory lane, when gun shops and free samples were still a thing.