What's All This Then?

Bailey and Sam talk for the first time in two weeks! So, as you can imagine, it is absolutely unlistenable. Chats about WandaVision actually dropping a bombshell onto the MCU gets legitimate interest from both, as much as they wish it didn't, with jokes galore as always.

In another relaxed episode of What's All This Then, the boys catch up on all things they might have missed. The UK is still in lockdown, so there's really not much going on there, and Bailey's life is boring so this truly is thrilling listening! The boys have another sponsor to share with you all, before heading straight into the McGregor/Poirier fight. Then they step into the world of The CW Network's hit show Riverdale and wonder how anyone really operates in there at all. Happy listening!

In another pretty stripped back edition of What's All This Then, the boys bond over a lovely flowing conversation whilst Bailey makes his breakfast! They discuss their favourite foods, their shared love (and shared history) of breakfast burritos, as well as a not-so-deep dissection of the fact OJ Simpson still just knocks around in LA. Plus, would William Shakespeare survive watching Avengers: Endgame?

DISCLAIMER: The audio overlaps at points the further the show goes on, which is an error with recording from opposite sides of the world. What do you expect, huh?

Ah, hello dear listeners! Sam and Bailey sat down to record a normal episode of What's All This Then, and for about half an hour they really tried! The boys have a sponsor to read out for the second week in a row (01:15), before cracking straight into some testy questions about what it would be like if they ever lived together! (09:36) 'How was your week?' brings about some thrilling discussion of the ins and outs of Borat 2: Subsequent Moviefilm (21:46), before chucking another load of shit into the bin means Sam gets to wax lyrical about Riverdale but it's Bailey that brings up Cobra Kai this week! (26:17) After this, the boys ended up having a legitimate conversation for probably the first time on the show, about the thing that first brought them together: the Marvel Cinematic Universe and comic books in general. (34:53) If there's any episode you want to listen to, it's probably this one.

With the disappointment of the year that was 2020, the boys have decided to kick off 2021 with nothing but positive vibes so they've treated you to an episode of the podcast! Maintaining a friendship from opposite ends of the world can be tough, but this catchup is something to behold. The boys discuss what they did for New Years (in the very different New Zealand and UK) and their favourite memories from New Year's gone by, plus some of their very favourite memories from their college days. Everybody's favourite segment - Get in the Bin! - is back once again as 2020 gets the old dustbin treatment, plus an old What's All This Then topic - The Karate Kid - gets revisited. Sponsored show.

Welcome to 2021 everybody!

Just like Troy and Chad in High School Musical 3, the boys are BACK! After a month-long hiatus, Bailey and Sam return for a classic episode of What's All This Then. The trash has been taken out and the bin is ready to be filled again, while they both answer some of YOUR most interesting talking points. This one's basically just a catch-up because we haven't actually talked since we last recorded.

The audio's back to a passable quality this week which means Sam and Bailey get SILLY! Expect impressions of Michael Parkinson throughout, while Sam and Bailey revisit some of their favourite adolescent memories, and Bailey tries to figure out what Sam's getting him for his birthday this year. Sam also rants about what he hates about Marvel movies (specifically Infinity War and Endgame), while Bailey reveals some VERY exciting news regarding his career. PLUS, the boys debut a new segment all around gossip from YOUR lives! You won't wanna miss this one!

Are Sam and Bailey getting toocomfortable with this platform for their creativity? We may never truly be able to tell. What we can tell, however, is that this episode is filled with a lovely description of the movie of their lives, of Bailey's ideal life partner (spoiler: it's not Sam), a fantastic discussion about the upcoming New Zealand election, and the Bin gets ever fuller with suggestions of pure debauchery. Plus, the show is joined by a very special, if unexpected, guest. DISCLAIMER: Audio problems galore in this one. For some reason the record overlaid a lot of the two's audio tracks, so interruptions are everywhere. Bailey seems to be unusually quiet and Sam unusually loud also. Promise we'll get to the bottom of it in coming weeks.

Get yourselves ready for the most vile episode yet. The boys went into this week's recording with the highest hopes possible and - as it so often does - the entire thing just degenerates. Content warning for literally every single bodily fluid you can imagine. PLUS, the Bin gets its juiciest addition yet and Sam loses his goddamn mind. 

Sam and Bailey are back for another round of trying to keep their dying friendship alive. In this one, Bailey exposes one of the many questionable decisions he's made recently, the boys continue the discussion of the incomparable Cobra Kai, and a load more refuse sacks get taken outside and dumped in the ever-growing Bin. DISCLAIMER: This week's audio is temperamental. Some cut-offs, Sam's mic apparently just wasn't working well, and Bailey usually doesn't sound that nasal. Usually.

The boys are seemingly getting the hang of it now, which is fantastic news for their 14 listeners. The boys kick this week off by discussing what they hate about each other, before moving onto who's more attractive, before Sam spends approximately 12 minutes waxing lyrical about his love of The Karate Kid franchise. And, as always, the bin gets fuller and fuller with all kinds of awful things that have happened the world over this week. 

Bailey spends the morning of his 22nd birthday doing exactly what he loves - making jokes alone into a microphone in the basement of his Aunt and Uncle's house. Sam eventually joins him to discuss whether one of them is more invested in the friendship (Spoilers: one of them would never record on his birthday), whether 10am is too early to do practically anything, and the masterpiece that is Pixar's 2006 classic, Cars. Oh and, as always, numerous foul, disgusting concepts get tossed lazily in The Bin. 

Two childhood best friends situated on opposite ends of the globe decide to commit to weekly catchups and, in their infinite vanity, have decided to record them. This week the boys discuss holidays, the racial impact of the baguette and whether or not they would have sex near their siblings.