Sloss and Humphries On The Road

After strict instruction from Natalie and a handful of tweets, Muggins and Milk make a special effort not to talk about Muat Thai or any of their common intersts that might not be shared by the beloved listeners. So they discuss fashion and religeon and other things they're not particularly into. 

After showing eachother their pubes and discussing grooming techniques, Muggins tells Milk about the suspicions revolving around the legitimacy of his friends London Marathon success in a CSI style break down of events. 

An instant sequal from the wokest of cucks, Cameron James and Daniel Sloss with a spectacular difficult second album. Unlike 9/11 which had 16 underwhelming sequels, non of which featured The Rock. 

Guess who's back, back again, Sloss is back, tell your face. Still in Melbourne Austaya, this time with debut guest but all time legend Cameron James, sticking it to pseudo feminists and discussing the dangers of the inverted 69. Amongst many other important topics you're finally ready to hear.

Kai teaches Elliot a history lesson about WW1 after reading a lot off books not quite letting them all sink in and filling in the blanks himself. Elliot being Elliot he isn't the man to correct any inaccuracies so we don't suggest listening to this podcast if you have a history exam coming up. 

Sloss has made a complete reputation U-turn and now is know for having too many friends. He's assembled an incredible squad of legends fot this podcast. Next thing you know kissy two lips will buy a round. Cream joined by Crusher Cody, Luke Heggie and Bart Freebairn making this an instant classic before it begins. Also. Crusher has an announcement!  

Daniel is finally showing off his array of friends as his road takes him Muggins free through Australia. Here he is at it again keeping up his end of the Podcast, this time with the charasmatic yankee Alex Edelman. 

Our Boy Jamali Madix makes a special guest apperance allong side Kai and Elliot Steel, in an especially candid episode about psycho exes, psycho mates and brothel stories. "If you've got self harm scars my DM's are open" - Mark Twain 

Sloss without Humphries joined by a blast from the podcast past Andrew "Kissy Two-Lips" Stanley who you may remember as Kai's stand in co-host from 2017's Australia tour. They're in Australia now and in true Sloss form, recording from the bottom of an empty well. 

After a lovely rare podcast from Sloss in Australia we are back in the UK with Elliot Steel joining Kai as they struggle to spit ignorant psudo knowledge over every topic they step on from police states to feminism. Kai explains to Elliot how he got a guilty hard on to a World War 1 book. 

Feast your ears on the return of the Sloss (Cream) as his road leads him to the Brisbane comedy festival and FINALLY the company of some friends. Ozzy legends Nick (Crusher) Cody and Becky (Moots) Lucas join him in wreaking all kinds of havoc on international womans day. 

Cream is still lonely and Muggins is back alongside Elliot Steel. This podcast descended into graphic and explicit depths it should never have reached, we would have censored it but it would only be 4 minutes long. Probably a nice episode for regular listeners but I wouldn't start with this one. 

From a grimey Ibis in Glasgow, Muggins continues the podcast while Cream is still State side, this time joined by Mark Nelson straight from the nursary run, they disect Natalie's outlandish anxiety dream and discuss shit night clubs, childhood, Down syndrome and the use of the humble-brag. 

Muggins and Cream in LA, back together and high as kites on some of that medical marijuana. After a month apart they catch up and Muggins pitches Chess 2 and idea for a belta Adam Sandler movie. 

Finally Mark Nelson joins the podcast and it's as savage as could be expected, with casual japes about Maddy, 9/11 and Syrian drone strikes. With Nelson stuck in the 90's and Elliot being a fidget spinning millenial cuck the generation gap becomes apparent and Marks distain for the youth of today leads to discussions of our legendary elders.