You’ll come for the facts, but return for the banter.
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“This podcast is hosted by two of Australia’s favourite, famous comedians, with special guest Sam, a female A.I. assistant who provides the answers to the simple question of how two objects are “Somehow Related”.
While the premise of the show is seemingly simple, the format allows for a wide range of interesting topics for listeners to ponder and guess about while waiting for the reveal at the end.
Before then, we get to hear Glenn Robbins and Dave O’Neil banter about things often off topic before knuckling down and start speculating as to why the two subjects are related.
We also get a hilarious improvised reenactment of what these legends of comedy think might have happened between these two things which all serves as a brilliant lead into the final fact reveal by Sam.
I love the banter, but the education is well worth the wait.
Essential and enjoyable listening.
5 stars.”
Xrotarebil via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/16/23
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“Just two, middle aged, Aussie, comedians, casually chatting about various topics.
At times it’s laugh out loud, (immature) comedy. These two guys have a great vibe.”
Jimbo Jones 13 01 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
02/19/20
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“I look forward to it every week. There’s so many crime and hard reality shows and the do gooder aspirational shows out there. It’s great to have a show that’s easy to listen to and makes me laugh.”
DMarianneT via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/27/19
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