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David Morgan-Brown returns for one of the most chaotic conversations yet. We talk: Magic running the world What happened at Violators Getting in trouble with YouTube Joke writing in dreams Pets and selfishness “Jesus is magic” Dark humour. Big ideas. Slight inspiration. If you liked Ep 31 or Ep 68, this one goes further. Subscribe.

Comedian Jez Watts joins Darcy to unpack one of the most chaotic origin stories ever recorded. Army Reserves soldier Scientist Married while high Vegas wedding Name change Questionable life decisions that somehow worked out Featuring the line:“We were meth friends… and decided to get married.” Funny, unhinged, and weirdly inspirational. 📤 Know someone who relates? Send this to them.

Darcy Kavanagh is joined by Hendo — comedian and Burner — to ask a dangerous festive question: Is Christmas a psy-op? They argue both sides, dig into the history of Christmas across different cultures, and unpack how traditions are created, sold, and defended. Along the way, Darcy explains how he celebrates Chailuck Kazooku — a holiday almost no one has heard of. Serious ideas, funny arguments, and just enough chaos to make you question December. 🎄 Psy-op or tradition? You decide.

Comedians and parents Zac Gomez and Molly Kerr join Darcy to talk about parenting, Fringe life, and the weird overlap between comedy and raising kids. Funny (and gross) kid stories Cooking for kids vs adults Food fails, parenting logic, and survival humour It starts with a few s****y stories… but there’s plenty more parenting chaos after that. If you’re a parent who wants to laugh — this one’s for you.

Comedian Alex Fleay joins Darcy to explore history’s stranger corners — from the Tartarian realm to the Mongolian Empire, and the conspiracy theories that turned out to be closer to the truth than anyone expected. Serious topics, funny delivery, and plenty of questions left unanswered. 💬 Think Alex is wrong? Tell us.

For Episode 100, Darcy is joined by Vulgurite — Dan James, Reija Lee, and Jarrad Cracknell — for a deep chat about music, change, and creative perspective. How the band has evolved Their new approach to writing and playing Why small, intimate gigs can mean more than massive crowds And yes… Reija’s hatred of trumpets Thoughtful, funny, and grounded in real experience.💬 Want more musicians on the pod? Comment who you’d like to hear next.

Comedian Gil Cordiner joins Darcy to share a lifetime of stories — from growing up in a tiny Scottish village to performing comedy across Australia and internationally at 59. Abandoned in Edinburgh at 17 Touring comedy as a parent later in life Partying in the 80s — Lambos, chaos, and close calls Friends disappearing and moments that shaped her Stage-diving for the first time at 59 Funny, raw, wild, and surprisingly inspiring.💬 Share your craziest story — or just show Gil some love

Darcy catches up with Lewis Kotlarz, Gettin Deep’s first-ever guest and long-time partner in chaos. They talk about: Quitting drinking and what life’s like without booze The mental clarity (and boredom) that comes with it Old bender stories that shaped them And that legendary time they drank a cruise ship out of rum Funny, real, and a little nostalgic — this one’s a toast to sobriety and stupidity. 💬 Share your funniest drunk story or your best sober win.

Chef and ex–pub owner Phineas Marks joins Darcy to share his plan to ride a push bike from Perth to Sydney — solo, self-supported, and camping the whole way. His mission and what drives him How he’s preparing for the journey What he’s packing and how he’ll survive on the road Serious, inspiring, and full of raw adventure energy.💬 Comment how far you reckon you’d make it if you tried this ride.

Darcy goes solo to share how his trip to the USA changed everything: Learning how to be the best version of himself at Burning Man Finding the worst version of himself in Vegas Seeing two sides of the same coin that is his life Serious, funny, and a little adventurous — this is a story of extremes. 💬 Comment your most life-changing experience & subscribe

A sales pro, a musician, and a couple of comedians walk into Springfield… and spend an entire episode proving that The Simpsons is the universal language of life. Non-stop quotes & flashbacks The episodes that shaped our childhoods (and adulthood) Nic & Clint’s encyclopedic Simpsons recall Funny, nostalgic, and proof that whether you sling jokes, riffs, or real estate — we’re all Simpsons kids at heart. 👉 Subscribe and tell us your favorite Simpsons moment. Don’t make us release the hounds.

Author Holden Sheppard (Invisible Boys, The Brink, King of Dirt) joins Darcy to talk about: His journey from writing in secret at age 7 to becoming a bestselling author How it feels to write stories that challenge norms — and how they impact readers Fans who open up about their own pain after reading his work The future of AI vs creatives Seeing Invisible Boys adapted into a series on Stan Serious, raw, and deeply human — this one’s for the storytellers.Go watch Invisible Boys on Stan and let us know what you think.

Darcy is joined by Hendo, a comedian and seasoned traveler, to talk about: Travelling the world Life lessons from Burning Man Parenting in the chaos And a personal photo of Conor McGregor that sparks a deep dive into fatherhood and intention Casual, insightful, and full of those “true-but-funny” moments.Help us look cool to our kids — subscribe and keep listening.

Comedian and fringe philosopher David Robinson joins Darcy for a weird, smart, and hilarious conversation about: UAP summoning through meditation (and getting radiation burns) Remembering being born (yep, seriously) Hermeticism, the Kybalion, and the geometry of the universe Where memory starts — and where it gets real weird Curious, silly, and just grounded enough to make you wonder.Imagine these two at your kickons.Subscribe and make your friends question reality.

Comedians Darcy Kavanagh and Michal Domanski prep for an upcoming roast battle by talking smack about each other’s lives, families, and terrible decisions. Michal once planted trees because he had no friends Both have questionable childhoods And no, he’s not drunk this time Funny, mean, sad, and strangely wholesome.Subscribe or get roasted in the next one. Proudly Sponsored by Ian Knight Real Estate TeamMake sure to give them a call if you are considering selling a home in Western Australia, and tell them we sent you, it literally helps the pod. Phone: 0413 447 016Extra Info : https://agent.ljhooker.com.au/ian-knight-9976603