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Josh’s understanding of chicken reproduction needs urgent attention, and the freshwater eel mating mystery isn’t helping anyone sound more informed. A strongman’s latest car pull raises some uncomfortable questions about penis-based world records, while deleting the record books altogether might finally give the rest of us a chance. The podcast’s birthday also needs rules: who gets a present when the parents are doing all the work?Ned’s dog runs a tight ship, an obligation-free weekend deserves protection, and a twin could make a useful substitute. At school pickup, one fart nearly becomes a family reputation problem; a painful hip would apparently attract sympathy instead. London gets a bill-paying Batman, Bruce Wayne keeps his fortune, and moving house prompts a sell-everything proposal. Ned’s conveniently away, while finding fresh podcast material somehow becomes the biggest obstacle to an absurd arson fantasy.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
Josh wants to learn a standing backflip to impress his kids, although the teenage cool police may need to start paying rates before their opinions count. Ned’s mum delivers a devastating Halloween makeup review, the Tuesday-and-Thursday podcast schedule remains surprisingly difficult to remember, and a proposed parenting arrangement leaves the gymnastics coaching until age eight. WWE tickets explain a change of heart about dressing up, Chad Kroeger gets a costume tribute, and next year’s sleeveless outfit needs a gym plan.Meanwhile, giant carnival slides face an economic interrogation, pin the tail on the donkey fights for relevance, and an incognito tab makes a public outing uncomfortable. There’s also South Park costume trouble, Heidi Klum’s prosthetic extravagance, a possible The Batman Part II leak and a deeply unreasonable proposal involving Seal’s Kiss from a Rose royalties.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
How much work can two episodes a week really be? Ned & Josh negotiate the workload, question the disappointing tan from a Spain holiday and discover that an ozone layer argument can deliver a very reluctant compliment. Hugh Jackman’s place on the enemies list gets explained, Komodo dragons make a surprisingly cute case for forgiveness and convincing AI videos raise suspicions. Finding a comfortable temperature feels impossible, while climate change suddenly becomes personal.Celebrity gossip gets its own quality test: Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein’s reported dating situation, plus a Tobey Maguire and Ice Spice rumour, might be more information than anyone requested. There’s also a Justin Bieber hairstyle confession, a Canadian city council campaign with an unusually honest pitch, childhood footage of Vegemite by the spoonful and a Victorian prisoner demanding his favourite spread.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
Come for the Spanish souvenir diplomacy; stay long enough to question every food court table you’ve ever touched. A Bilbao magnet carries very little mystery about when it was purchased, a Little Red Riding Hood T-shirt goes straight for the nuts, and the podcast lands on Monday through questionable calendar management. Junior futsal coaching inspires a proposed coup, playing the adult version sounds physically expensive, and Strava updates raise questions about having a life outside exercise.Ned’s nicotine habit has survived the trip home, flavoured sunflower seeds are doing their best, and nationalising Ajax somehow sounds like a discussion worth having. Add a fiercely defended friendiversary, Mr Fantastic grey hair, randomly distributed back fuzz, an unexpected ear shave, unruly eyebrows and the shock of a prostate check, and there’s plenty to get off your chest.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
A couple of weeks away from the show somehow produces a Spanish correspondent alter ego, while old fashion trends raise the question of whether terrible people can permanently destroy otherwise normal looks. Jeffrey Dahmer glasses are put on trial, Michael Jordan enters the evidence, and Ned’s Opa contributes a deeply confusing family photograph.Elsewhere, Ned gets a stack of stickers and questionable ideas about where to put them in Spain, James Bond locations enter the itinerary, fictional dogs battle for adoption supremacy, The Simpsons and Rugrats make compelling cases, a vocabulary lesson goes unexpectedly badly, movie theatre etiquette turns into a pepper spray incident, Josh remembers fleeing a chaotic house party through a window, ageing is described as a second puberty, and Lenny’s jowls spark questions about dog plastic surgery.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
Ned is somewhere in Europe trying not to get pickpocketed and yet has also developed an irrational rivalry with an extremely attractive office gardener. Car rotting might finally have a name. There’s also the childhood toilet accident that required a hospital visit, the argument for bringing back a little shame, annoying wannabe Twitch streamers, and the strange disappearance of celebrity embarrassment around doing commercials.Then there’s gambling advertising, Kevin Hart’s endless endorsement money, Formula 1 envy, the unfair economics of natural talent, Gordon Ramsay making cooking look significantly more profitable than an air fryer deserves, Daniel Ricciardo’s dream existence, International Batman Day, a missing Dark Knight Rises collectible, and the difficult task of assigning Batman characters to your own friendship group.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
Ned is heading back to Spain after 16 years, his dad is treating Barcelona pickpockets like an international emergency, the family is wondering whether this is their last big holiday together, and apparently Ned has the face of a very obvious tourist. The missing Tuesday episode gets explained, Raygun’s Netflix documentary puts her back in the spotlight, Jimmy Fallon attempts Vegemite, and school drop-off traffic introduces Josh to a neon green Porsche with some extremely specific styling choices.From old money versus new money to the HYROX athlete incident, Josh’s desperate bathroom close call in traffic, Pokémon cards becoming apocalypse currency and Canberra claiming the world’s best quality of life, there is plenty to work through.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
Dropping an episode has done exactly what basic maths suggested it would do to the podcast downloads, so Ned and Josh consider making one perfectly respectable episode people can safely recommend to friends. Josh finally discovers what The Mighty Mighty Bosstones meant by “knock on wood”, his wildly inconsistent intelligence gets examined, a business turns manual labour into adult PE, and Aaron Pierre’s physique in Lanterns provides some fairly compelling workout motivation.There’s charging-port lint to excavate, pimple-popping videos to banish, a 100-year-old World War II veteran receiving 4,000 birthday cards, and a search for the perfect person to congratulate every American centenarian. School brings Pythagoras theorem, homemade paper, stolen office supplies, one former radio worker becoming an AI success story, a maths teacher crushing some rare enthusiasm and an osmosis shortcut that immediately falls apart.Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
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