Episodi
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In this lively conversation, Rich Wilson and Tony Law explore a variety of topics ranging from their experiences in supermarkets to the recent controversy surrounding Jamie Oliver. They delve into celebrity culture, political identity, and the pressures of modern life, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging tone. The discussion also touches on Christmas traditions, tea culture, and reflections on aging and fashion, culminating in a light-hearted examination of biker culture and its portrayal in movies.
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Halloween, reading, cats, childhood memories, comedy, political commentary, impressions, nostalgia, traditions...
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Here's why AI is not a threat: "In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and Rich Wilson explore themes of spirituality, personal journeys, and the connections that bind us all. They share humorous anecdotes, delve into the significance of energy in our lives, and reflect on the cycle of life and death, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. The discussion also touches on nostalgia and the simplicity of farm life, creating a rich tapestry of insights and laughter. In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and the studio team explore a variety of topics ranging from the origins of Heinz 57 to the implications of corporate naming in sports. They delve into cultural sensitivity regarding team names, share humorous anecdotes about pets, and touch on the deeper subject of spirituality. The discussion is punctuated with comedic insights and reflections on the nature of identity and creativity in comedy."
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AI thinks it is about this: In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and the studio host navigate through a variety of topics, from the technical challenges of podcasting to humorous critiques of fast food, particularly the infamous McRib. They share anecdotes from military experiences, delve into the nuances of regional accents in the UK, and explore the historical context of language and culture, particularly the Roman influence on Britain. The discussion culminates in a reflection on modern parallels between ancient empires and contemporary corporate structures like Amazon. In this conversation, Tony Law and the studio team explore various themes ranging from the evolution of knowledge and memory to dark humor surrounding animal encounters and festival experiences. They delve into the absurdity of hypothetical situations, such as a gunman at a dog festival, and share personal anecdotes about accidental animal deaths. The discussion also touches on the challenges of performing comedy in less-than-ideal settings and the importance of social media in promoting their podcast.
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Tony Law, comedy, acting, shopping, food, cultural observations, personal stories, industry insights, Sean Lock, impressions
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00:00
Introduction to the Middle East Discussion
02:58
Parenting Challenges and Humor
06:05
Binge-Watching and Parenting
08:57
Industrial Accidents and Historical Context
14:13
Cultural References and Humor
17:17
Travel Anecdotes and Airline Experiences
19:54
Environmental Concerns and Infrastructure Solutions
24:58
Dark Humor and Morbid Curiosities
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Rich Wilson and Tony Law explore a variety of topics ranging from their love for heavy metal music to humorous anecdotes about pets. They delve into the complexities of communism and social commentary, sharing their thoughts on consumer culture, particularly focusing on B&M stores. The discussion is filled with laughter as they share personal stories and insights about the nature of dogs and cats, and they conclude with plans for future physical activities together.
takeaways
Heavy metal is a significant part of Tony's life.Rich prefers to call his belly a 'gut' rather than a 'tummy'.Pets often have their own unique personalities and quirks.Communism is viewed as a system built on resentment and control.Humour can be found in everyday interactions with pets.B&M stores cater to a specific demographic of consumers.The conversation highlights the differences in how people perceive pets.Rich and Tony share a humorous take on their potential as dictators.Physical activities and outdoor adventures are planned for the future.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Here's what AI thinks this is about: "In this lively conversation, Tony Law and Rich Wilson catch up on their recent experiences, including their adventures at festivals, reflections on music, and humorous anecdotes about animals. They delve into current events, technology concerns, and share personal stories that highlight the quirks of life in the countryside. The discussion also touches on political impressions and the use of slang, culminating in plans for future collaborations."
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This week our bumbling brave hearts tried to talk about world famous thinkers but got a little distracted along the way and talked about everything else.
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This week, goof balls Tony Law and Rich Wilson talk about historic migration, the movie The 13th Warrior, St George, Vlad The Impaler, liquid viagra and everything in between.
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On this episode, our two trusted goof balls Tony Law and Rich Wilson discuss quick sand, old barns, cockney rhyming slang, who invented boats and a million things in between so have a watch, like, subscribe and tell ya friends.
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Will Rich win a bid on a car? Is "The Hole" a good idea for a podcast. Is Tony in the Communist Party of China? Should you weigh your poo?
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On this week's episode Tony and Rich chat about everything and nothing from Tony's brief stint as a tennis pro and why ice hockey players are encouraged to fight one another then Tony vanishes for a bit and Rich is left to chat to himself.
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IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARNLondon has several covered rivers, including the Fleet River, which were covered up due to overcrowding and sewage issues.The story of Icarus and Daedalus is a famous Greek myth about the first flight, where Daedalus built wings of wax and feathers for himself and his son, Icarus.Leonardo da Vinci designed and conceptualized various flying machines, showcasing his engineering skills and imagination.Defenestration refers to the act of throwing someone out of a window, and it has a dark historical significance.Double booking gigs can be a common occurrence in the entertainment industry, and having a reliable agent or assistant can help manage scheduling conflicts. Memories of friends and experiences can bring back nostalgic moments.The history of aviation is filled with risks and foolish experiments.The Hindenburg disaster marked the decline of airships.Our modern upbringing may not prepare us for the challenges of the past.Planning for the future and reflecting on past experiences can bring closure to conversations.
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00:00
Price adjustment on dog food
01:09
Rising costs and inflation
02:48
Discussion about orgies in ancient Rome
04:09
Decadence and excess in ancient Rome
05:11
The lifestyles of the rich and powerful in ancient Rome
06:33
The militaristic image of ancient Rome
07:32
The death of Joseph Stalin
08:03
Stalin's use of power and control
09:29
The books written by Simon Sebag Montefiore
10:35
The life and actions of Lucius Cornelius Sulla
11:31
The sexual activities of the Roman elite
12:56
Sexual decadence in ancient Rome
13:59
The erotic art and brothels of Pompeii
14:45
Discussion about modern-day scandals and hypocrisy
16:59
Religion and humor
19:06
The positive portrayal of Jesus in advertisements
20:41
The impact of Jesus-themed advertisements
22:21
The evolution of accents in London
24:53
Personal stories about grandparents
27:08
The story of a potential Super Bowl advertisement
29:19
Different accents and dialects
30:46
Humorous Conversation
31:05
Unconventional Requests
31:33
Family Background
32:08
Ron Wood and Noel Fielding
32:34
Ronnie Wood's Art
33:08
Noel Fielding's Style
33:38
Comedians Who Play Football
34:08
Other Comedians Who Play Football
34:46
Missing Stand-Up Comedy
35:10
Conclusion
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00:00
Introduction and Personal Stories
03:00
Speculations on the Afterlife
06:00
Discussion on Music and Sampling
09:00
Avoiding Feelings and Distractions
12:00
Neanderthals and Human Evolution
19:00
Height and Leadership
23:00
Impressions of Political Figures
28:00
Conservatism and Immigrants
29:00
Labour Party and Anti-Semitism
29:30
Margaret Thatcher and Controversy
30:27
Poverty in Britain
31:38
Immigration to Canada
32:07
Economic Differences between Canada and UK
32:43
Television and Cable/Satellite
33:00
Alcoholism in the UK
33:07
Discussion on Niantals
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Nostalgia for Drinking and Early Comedy Gigs
03:00
Climate Change Denial and Heckling in Comedy
08:00
Flat Earth Conspiracy Theories
13:00
The Influence of Stupidity and Regressing Ideologies
18:00
Living on a Farm and Processed Foods
21:00
Europe Stealing Britain's Climate Change
25:00
The Kuiper Belt and Conspiracy Holes
28:00
Staying Open-Minded and Finding Peer Groups
30:00
Friendship and Big Apple Hot Dogs
31:00
Working in an Abattoir and Nepotism
32:01
Working in an Abattoir
33:38
The Butcher Shop
34:08
Jamie Oliver's TV Show
35:09
Eating Raw Meat
36:06
Steak Tartare Mishap
37:06
Podcast Tangents
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