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we might be hood at comey pls come to our adelaide and melbourne shows use google we love you. @demilardner @tomwalkerisgood i cant remember my patreon thing but i am poor if you would like some of my art and would like to support me hello i am demi i love you Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
If you want to come to our first and best live show in Adelaide tweet at us (@demilardner or @tomwalkerisgood) it'll probably be on next Saturday the 10th of March. Love you plz rate and review this PS Demi drops some spiiiiicy content at the end of this episode that I was sure would be edited out but she insisted it stay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tom and Demi are back on the air after a health scare involving an ambulance call for Demi. They recount a disastrous meet and greet in Brisbane and delve into bizarre discussions about bowel movements, self-harm, and their peculiar Adelaide accommodation. The episode features their signature absurd humor, including Simpsons impressions, "would you rather" questions, and a pitch for their "worst live show idea of all time."
Demi Lardner and Tom Walker deliver a chaotic, explicit, and darkly humorous episode covering everything from celebrity scandals and personal intimacy issues to strange family anecdotes and social media backlash. The hosts delve into bizarre hypotheticals, mental health discussions, and the unsettling tale of a man's attempt to create a 'cum egg' in his freezer.
Waking Demi up early for a podcast, Tom and Demi dive into an unfiltered, free-associative conversation. Topics range from the absurdity of nude podcasting and inventing breakfast radio catchphrases to dissecting strange news headlines, sharing personal anecdotes about concert disasters, and exploring hypotheticals about heaven and hell. The episode offers a raw, humorous look into their unique dynamic and stream-of-consciousness discussions.
In this raucous episode, Demi Lardner and Tom Walker dive into a series of absurd and often dark improvisational discussions. Topics range from hypothetical gladiator scenarios involving gorillas and wolves, personal stories about childhood body changes and an unforgettable Weird Al concert, to the comical struggles of their height difference in their apartment and a bizarre bathroom mirror incident. The hosts also touch on the strange world of suggestive mobile game ads and share anecdotes about failed attempts at learning French, all wrapped in their signature chaotic humor.
Demi Lardner and Tom Walker delve into a range of unconventional topics, from recording in the dark and identifying as "bugs" to reviewing the video game Firewatch and recounting Tom's peculiar improv and circus training. The hosts engage in explicit anatomical discussions, introduce segments like "Grievance Corner" with parodies of Law & Order, and share personal anecdotes about their careers, including a critical take on Perth and reflections on comedy philosophy. The episode is characterized by its chaotic humor, strange fantasies, and unexpected moments of sincerity.
Demi Lardner and Tom Walker dive into a series of increasingly absurd personal anecdotes, ranging from their first, often regrettable, drinking experiences and the impact of family alcoholism, to chaotic teenage parties involving trampolines and a disturbing childhood game called "Sexers." They also discuss Tom's intense Skyrim addiction, his recent return to drinking, and Demi's irrational fear of Dragon Ball Z characters. The episode is filled with their unique brand of dark humor and candid revelations about their pasts and personal quirks.
In this chaotic episode, Demi Lardner and Tom Walker settle into their podcast, immediately launching into competitive self-introductions and a humorous critique of generic podcast premises. The conversation spirals into absurd fictional podcast ideas, personal anecdotes about gaming and "un-imagining" mental images, and a lengthy, explicit discussion on the appropriate grieving period after a death. Throughout, their comedic dynamic shines, blending self-deprecation with provocative and unexpected tangents.
In their inaugural podcast episode, Demi Lardner and Tom Walker dive into a free-wheeling conversation that showcases their unique comedic styles. Topics range from hypothetical zombie apocalypse survival, strange religious experiences, and the naming of their podcast "BigSoftTitty.png," to personal anecdotes about embarrassing Google searches and pet stories with dark twists. They also touch on the challenges of a comedy career, Michael Hing's social blunders, and Tom's personal decision to temporarily stop drinking, all delivered with their signature irreverent humor.
