Apocalypse Comedy Podcast

Mick is joined by Scottish Comedian Leo Kearse for a chat about Corona Virus, hoarding toilet paper, the rarely discussed bright side of Climate Change, killing comedy promoters with spiky balls on chains, hunting Grouse in the Scottish countryside and loads more.

Mick is joined by former SAS soldiers turned podcasters Tim Curtis and Ben Pronk for a mash up with their podcast 'The Unforgiving 60'. We talk mental strength, the value of comedy in a tight spot, planning for a Zombie showdown and a whole lot more.

Mick is joined by Aussie Prepper Jim Greer for a chat about surviving in the bush, building your own Bug Out vehicle, practical tips for the novice prepper, how the skills you learn today could save your life when the shit hits the fan and loads more.

Mick is joined by UK Comedian Eddy Brimson for a chat about being a Football Hooligan, the strange combination of veganism and violence, being a fox hunt saboteur, the myth of democracy, how watching comedy could help prepare for a post-apocalypse lifestyle and loads more.

Mick is joined by Astrophysicist Dr Danny Price to talk about the likelihood of an alien invasion, SETI, the great moon landing conspiracy and why our first contact with another life form could be Adolf Hitler and the 1936 Berlin Olympics, plus a whole lot more.

Mick is joined by Climate Scientist Professor David Karoly for a chat about the Great Climate Change Hoax, dealing with stalkers and death threats, dumb politicians and deniers, whether it's too late to do anything and the best place to buy a house if you want a beachfront property in 2050.

Mick is joined by Writer and Author for a chat about Apocalypse Mental Health, Climate Anxiety, Ecological Grief and the best ways to cope when you're scavenging the ruins of a recently collapsed society.

Mick chats with Professor of Ecology and Entomology Dieter Hochuli about the Insect Armageddon and why no more insects is a bad thing for people, plus Dung Beetles - Australia's most successful immigrants, why taking Stick Insects to parties is a bad idea and much more.

Mick is joined by writer and podcaster Jo Thornely to dig into the weird and wonderful world of cults, how they start, how they end and what makes them so appealing. Includes a full set of DIY instructions for starting your own cult.

Activist, author and legend of languages Helena Norberg-Hodge joins Mick to chat about the ills of globalisation, why GDP ain't shit, how localisation could forestall the Apocalypse, why sex cults aren't strictly local and a whole bunch more.

Mick and Mandy Nolan (comedian, author and more) sit down for a chat about choosing the right Apocalypse Crew, making sure you've got enough buckets, eating your pets, abandoning your kids and the smart way to pay for your bunker.

Mick is joined by Organic FarmHer Sheia for a chat about going organic to save the bees, how medical marijuana could be THE post-apocalypse medicine, Industrial Hemp and why you'll never eat supermarket broccoli again, plus a whole lot more goodness.

Mick is joined by self-taught bush tucker man Mark Cachia for a chat about bringing back the bush, planting trees, saving small marsupials and turning a love of nature into a career and skills that could save your life. Plus we learn about The Bradley Sisters

Mick is joined by Martial Arts Coach Chubs O'Connor for a chat about bugging out, avoiding people with guns, Zombies walking under water and how even a little bit of combat training could save your life when the shit hits the fan, plus a whole lot more.

Mick joins legendary Australian stand-up comedian Rod Quantock for a chat about cooking people, the importance of having apocalyptic friends, when is the right time to take your nembutal and a whole lot more.

Mick joins Michael Mobbs in his off-grid house for a chat about sustainability, disconnecting from the grid and how to handle your own shit when you don't have town sewerage. The end of civilisation also comes up...hint - it could be closer than you think.

Sports Journo Ant Sharwood kicks off with a chat about sneaky prepping via a 700 kilometre hike through the Australian Alps, how the Schnitzel method of protesting can bring people together, clickbait and sneaking onto the field at the Superbowl.

Mick Neven and Dan Ilic talk places to hide out, bunker building strategies and what Mad Max character they'd probably be, and they book the first acts for a Comedy Club of the Future.

A short teaser so that all the platforms are correctly synched up so that Episode 1 lands in all the right places.