Our first ever Christmas Day show didn't quite make it to air this week, so we're sharing it here. Join Adam, Matt, Macka and Jake for some of our favourite bits of 2020, plus a Christmas-themed edition of What What In The Shop!
During the show we invented a game where we each found an item from a Swedish furniture retailer and had to guess what the product is by name alone. The results may surprise you!
To the Sunshine Coast, where a man has been caught taking a shower in an unusual place
Jake attempts to share a story about a penguin at Perth Zoo but things derail pretty quickly
A German parliament has this week passed a law that will require dog owners to walk their pets twice a day
A college student in the United States has been betrayed midway through her exam... by her lunch
Last week, Adam wondered whether hairdressers issued handover notes when taking over a practice. This week, he found out for himself.
Jake has found two stories from the week involving food world records being broken, and he thinks we needs to get onboard the bandwagon
While stuck in lockdown in Melbourne, Jake has found himself shopping online and thinks he has a great candidate for a show mascot
It's become apparent just how long Jake's hair is getting, so Adam finally asks the question: why grow it out? His answer may surprise you!
A few weeks back our (former?) intern Ben took to the airwaves on his new show, Ben and Drew, and declared war on us. Last week you helped us humiliate him, so we dragged him into the studio for some cross-show war correspondence.
Ben and Drew have declared war on our show, and our pigeon-hole, so Adam, Macka and Jake hatched a plan-and you helped us pull it off!
Our warm-up act Ben and Drew have essentially declared war on our show, and they've defaced a sacred site in the process.
Adam shares a tale from Germany, where a man has accidentally put a deposit on quite a few more things than he was intending
On this week's show, Adam and Macka were reminiscing about their interview with Dave Gleeson from The Screaming Jets and The Angels, so we dived into the archives to bring you their chat - in full - from 2013.
Something slide-shaped has opened near Adam's house, but it seems locals have already run into some trouble
Macka shares a tale from Canada where thieves have broken into a house to steal something... delicious
Jake hasn't had a haircut in more than a year, so naturally we have to find out just how long his hair is. There's just one problem... he doesn't have a ruler.
Ben has made an Amazon purchase, but can he demonstrate his skills live on air?
A New Zealand business has fallen into receivership, but Adam thinks it could be a worthy investment. Do not take financial advice from Adam.
We had some issues bringing you the show today, so here's a podcast exclusive bit! Matt wanted to talk about Taylor Swift, but the segment turns into an arms race over a domain name between Adam and Intern Ben...
Something has been sucking Uranus' atmosphere out into space. Stop laughing, this is serious!
In the US, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum has given their security chief a surprising new job, and Adam is impressed
Adam has a story from Germany about a sewage plant that plays Mozart, and the break goes downhill almost immediately.
How many hackers could a hacking group hack if a hacking group could hack hackers? Ben shares a tale of a piece of hacking software... that was itself a trojan
Perth's skating kids, a true unstoppable force, have met an immovable object - Steve from Ellenbrook. Macka and Ben discuss the ultimate DIY hack to keep counter culture at bay
The Only Way Is Essex star Gemma Collins has admitted to believing lizard people live among us, but The Kitchen's resident conspiracy theory expert Dani is not having it
14 kilometres is all that separates Adam from hitting 100,000km on the odometer of his beloved V8. With Dani by his side, can he hit the milestone before the end of the show?
Imagine this: you've gotten yourself two tickets to fly around the moon, and you're taking your better half with you. But then disaster strikes - you break up! One Japanese billionaire is taking his predicament to the internet...
Matt found a sneaky way to enjoy the sounds of Falls Festival's Fremantle leg without paying for entry, but it turns out he's not the only one on the team cheaping out!
