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Bobbo wins the tipping comp, uncovers a Father's Day record & defends the rights of Rugby League fans to prosecute the two times table on their own. Mick talks 'scenarios'.
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Cooke & Cranny record LIVE outside Carriageworks, during the 2019 Rugby League Hall Of Fame ceremony.
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With Mick Cooke mysteriously absent, Bobbo wastes no time in fulfilling his fantasy of giving Jack Fulton his First Grade debut.
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Shaun Johnson is a marked man, Reed Mahoney is not himself and Robbie Farah opens a Devonshire Tea House on the sidelines of Leichhardt, with a sideline in dealing contraband.
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Mick gives Bobbo all the insider gossip on how the new season of Master Chef is shaping up. Robbie Farah brings his trademark influence to an elite new club.
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Ricky Stuart tells everyone that they don't know what they're talking about, including Mick & Bobbo. Mick has a new direction for the Gold Coast, including a brand new home ground and coaching staff. The first female NRL referee is appropriately addressed.
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Mick turns his hand to the oversaturated "true crime" podcasting market. Bobbo buys some NRL merchandise from Mister Minit.
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Mick and Bobbo discuss the game of the season. Bobbo meets a man who has been locked up since the ’89 Grand Final. The boys investigate the new craze in music and the arts. They share some bold ideas about incorporating Rugby League into song. And discover what Rugby League can learn from trends in live music.
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Peter Sterling gets bill shock. Cooke and Cranny take the game to Carlton, Woolooware and Leumeah to discover it's already there.
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Mick and Bobbo revolutionise sky-to-plate eating. The boys find a way to hang out in Lang Park all weekend for free. Bobbo quizzes Mick about what is going wrong in Penrith and opens up a festering wound.
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Bobbo and Mick launch a consortium of ordinary Rugby League fans to outbid the Roosters for Latrell Mitchell and integrate him into our daily lives. Bobbo suggests a novel way to use the Israel Folau crisis to bring down the Parramatta Eels. The boys use cricket maths to spice up the way “double-headers” and “hat-tricks” are counted.
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Bobbo believes that Tyler Durden has joined the Brisbane Broncos and started some kind of club. Mick won't talk about it. Wu-Tang Clan member, Ghostface Killah, honours boom Broncos back, Kotoni Staggs. Bobbo tries to sell Mick a personalised Wagga Wagga
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Mick and Bobbo are joined by Jack Fulton, who explains the benefits of having a proper Rugby League name. The boys name a host of Australian suburbs after Rugby League players. Garlo realises that the most important pie ingredient is people.
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Recording on a Thursday, Bobbo tries to maintain order whilst Mick tries to watch the Penrith match. The pair take inspiration from Game Of Thrones and Married At First Sight to solve Queensland·s leadership conundrum. Later they dine on Tiger and Eel.
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Making Rugby League hipster again, Valentine Holmes, Trent Merrin & James Segeyaro sign to Newtown Jets, just in time for 'Sour Beer & Psych Rock' round at Henson Park. Mick and Bobbo also try their hand at making goal-kicking interesting. And is there a hairy beast on the loose in Penrith? Because something has been blocking the drains!
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Changes to private health cover slash NSW Blues' alternative therapy budget. Bobbo gets an opportunity with the Under-9s. Mick explains the share bike industry. Jack Fulton enters the kitchen.
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In light of poor ratings, the boys get racial. Taking a leaf from ‘Sky News After Dark’, Mick and Bobbo thin-wedge some hot-button water-cooler race-baiting blah blah paradigm zeitgeist. Then they starting name-dropping the stars of much better podcasts #davidgately #stevemascord #brettoaten. Jack Fulton almost forgets to put in his tips.
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This week Cooke & Cranny talk mostly about footy, Mick tips a smokey for 2019 highest tryscorer and suggests a merger between two clubs. Jack trails by 22 points in the tipping comp after one round.
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Cooke and Cranny return with the third series of Rugby League's premier paranormal podcast. The boys look back to 1993, lament the draconian rule changes of the tipping comp and realise that the answers they seek may be found in files marked 'X'.
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Mick and Bobbo reach the end of 2018 without meeting any of the KPIs set for them in their first full season. They proceed to congratulate each other for twenty minutes then ply themselves with recreational drugs and recreational meat pies.
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