We are joined by Durban Hip Hop Royalty! Chuckie is in the house and we had an unmissable Chat about: What it Takes To Rap Nowadays Which Rappers Will Really Shoot You The Beginning of TRO The Dangers of the Variety Show Circuit Where's the Wrap It Up Money Dancers vs Condi's Gigaba's New Job as a Blue Seal Brand Ambassador AKA showing TRO Love Which Week its ok to be Racist in South Africa and MUCH more... This was SO GENUINE!

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What you Know About Chuckie?

We are back from Hiatus to talk HHP Kwaito The rubbish BET Cypher Cassper Nyovest Rebrand Red Dead Redemption vs GTA Juggalos in Church Theres also some serious stuff and a whole lot of other nonsense. It's South Africa's most whimsical Podcast.

Like We Never Left

Live from The Winston brings in our official Legal Counsel Maggie Brown to discuss a minor constitutional law change you may have heard about. We discuss the exact legalities of everything around the unimportant announcement and other legal stuff including how to prepare for a jail visit if you end up going. There is some other chit chat but really we came here to discuss one topic and one topic only this week! Enjoy! Disclaimer: None of the legal advice we give out here constitutes actual legal advice. Although the one about the tinfish can is very handy

Constitutional Law and Botany feat. Maggie Brown

A super chilled return for us after we had to scrap the last episode for politically strategic reasons. We discuss: Appreciating artists after they are gone in the wake of Mac Miller's passing The Cosmo Cover situation Boity spitting that hot fiyaaaah Legendary Women MC's from South Africa Shoplifting Tecchniques and more...

Shoplifting for Beginners feat. Paige Furness

So look here. Robby Collins joined the podcast. It was either the best idea or the worst idea depending on your personal tastes. This is not safe for work. Do not listen if you are offendable. We cannot stress this enough. If you are the type of person who gets offended by anything at all. Please skip this podcast. Everybody else come on in and listen to us discuss: Adam Catz aka Mr Slegs Blankes Types of Nudity Intellectual Property The Monkey Serial Killer This is a wild WILD episode.

Sugar Hotdogs & Airzees

This week Neil Green, Bob Perfect, and Jet Wentworth try to figure out who the Durban Comedian that got arrested was using the clues provided. We will wait for our prize. We also discuss: Protection Orders Drug Addict Behaviour Bob's MTG tournament and Cape Town trip Afro's Chicken and Cultural Appropriation Crimes of Passion - Is "Bosbefok" a proper legal defense? Morality vs the Law Spur Steak Ranches There's a lot we can get sued about. Come enjoy it now before the lawsuit kicks in and we have to take it down...

Domestic Violence Cluedo

Mojak Lehoko jets in from Joburg to join our disjointed discussion. Leah Jasmine gives us a first-hand account of the 1st of August March against Gender Based Violence. Carvin Goldstone is around so that's always best case scenario. Bob finally admits to being Coloured. We also discuss: The Role of the ANC in Feminism Privilege and Power Dynamics Accents When you know a Job interview is not going your way Who's allowed to do good deeds with their money Viral Video Comedians

Eisenstein's Criterion & Hypothetical Churches feat Mojak Lehoko

Whew... We did this one Live from the stage at the Heat City Comedy Festival in front of like 50 people. It was especially great. What made it even greater was having Leah Jazz come through as our guest, voice of reason, moderator, educator and so many other things. Also our main man Carvin Goldstone was on stage and we discussed: Deon Govender's now infamous Facebook post Trevor Noah 2013 tastelessness Leon Schuster Eddie Murphy Whether we should censor ourselves Women in Comedy And so much more... It's wilder and more shouty than normal. Which is saying a lot... We know we say this every week - but this is the best one so far. For realsies this time.

Didgeridoos and Didgeridon'ts

So there was a thing that happened with the Comics Choice Awards this week. We discuss that... at LENGTH. Childishly in some places because we ARE comedians and we never miss a chance to poke fun. Surprisingly on balance, we feel like we were pretty grown up about the whole thing. We were DEFINITELY and entirely childish about laughing about the OTHER beef that made headlines this week. Andrew Hughes also joined us but tried as hard as possible to say nothing about these first two topics, but then started throwing out wild adlibs regarding Nasty C's Strings and Bling and the Heat City Comedy Festival. We're expecting high traffic this week :)

Alfie's Choice, Daryl's Globes

It's a cracking episode! Rapper Jet Wentworth joins us and we don't know if he thought it was just going to be a nice visit to discuss and promote his new single. It wasn't... In fact, he hardly discussed the single at all. Instead, we argued loudly and over each other about: Scorpion The role of promoters Jet's past beef and a lot more... If there was ever going to be an episode where you learn something useful - Bob's take on the difference between a true promoter and an event co-ordinator is sobering and uncomfortable and so accurate. Don't worry the rest of the hour is the shrieking half formed arguments you are used to.

Mickey's Wardrobe

We promise we recorded this Podcast last Wednesday. Before the latest round of Russel Peters accusations. Then that happened... The idea of us being prescient should terrify you all considering the shit we talk about. Accurate psychic predictions aside - we discuss Lupe Fiasco for SO LONG - skip to 30:30 if you want to miss all that, but if you do, you will also miss out on the fact that Curt Wilson arrived with an actual human date (kind of), the story of Bob meeting Rick Astley, and a whole bunch of other stuff. But mostly Lupe. Then we discuss if Nasty C's Bad Hair is actually a good album at all. Stealing of Jokes and other Intellectual Property. Our Top 5 (3) Durban Albums. The Importance of TRO. and more...

Exposing Season

Carvin Goldstone joins us and we thought just his presence would make us sound smarter and more sensible in general. Also, that he would curb our instincts to say controversial shit. That didn't happen at all... In this episode we discuss: AKA's new album for 18mins without discussing the music at all. Who's really responsible for animal sacrifices. Whether we have to be sad that XXXTentacion Died. The Mail & Guardian. Capitalising on Wokeness and MUCH MORE! It's loud and screechy and full of swearing and its good.

Where's My Cat?

This weeks episode we ramble aimlessly about: Big Sean, Nasty C, and some problematic lyrics A very weird video game and E3 in general Ubers and creepy people that work in retail There's some other stuff. It's a great episode. By this particular podcasts standards - not by podcast standards in general. Apologies if Bob sounds extra understandable in this one - he's going through a lucid phase due to curtailing a particular habit of his.

Aux Cable Thugs

Ok so look here. This started off fine and ended with a self aware racist heckler causing it to implode in on itself. I'm not even saying that thats bad. It was just messy and it was fucken art in itself so we refuse to edit it or cut it out. Before that happened we managed to discuss: Drake and Pusha T (we recorded Wednesday so it wasn't done to death then - even if it is kind of now) Why Drug Dealers Love Dragonball Z How Internet Cafes Worked Pokemon Go Acting in Sci Fi Films and Bob managed to squirm away from having to answer what does it mean to support local for REAL.

"Are You A Zulu?"

Welcome to the FIRST EPISODE of Live from the Winston. A podcast in which Neil Green and Bob Perfect spend a ridiculous amount of time discussing things very few people care about- VERY passionately! Come inside and listen to us discuss: Frank Herbert vs L Ron Hubbard Library Monitors vs Drummies Drake vs Everybody, Why Cassper actually won the "Battle" with AKA Shane Eagle, Vee Logs, Wrestling (a LOT of Wrestling, way more than we planned) and other stuff. It's frantic, incoherent and wildly inappropriate. We think you will like it...

Attack of the Spice Worms

A podcast in which Neil Green and Bob Perfect spend a ridiculous amount of time discussing things very few people care about- VERY passionately! It's frantic, incoherent and wildly inappropriate. We think you will like it...

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