TestosterMoan

Adam has an epic moMANt. The boys listen in on real neighbours and explore their Twitter neighbours. Sam puts Snickers at the bottom of the Celebrations league. Chuck Tingle responds to Brexit.

Sam reveals Dr Oetker's sinister past. Adam finally brings Totty Trumps to the table. The boys encounter ScarBOT Johansson, Sociality Barbie and more balls than they bargained for.

MASH IT UP ! Adam joins Sam on the Earworms radio show to talk rubbish and play good music. For 2 and a bit hours. 

'It's been a whiiiiile..' but the boys are back to ponder the mortality and morality of turtles, tingling in the shower and general Friday the 13th shenanigans.

Sam puts himself in a terrorist's underpants. Adam needs waking up (and saving). Thanks to some insight from Dan Dan the EE Man, the boys work on their pronunciation.

Sam and Adam apologise for recent celebrity deaths, explore their admiration for Strang & Buting and investigate the repurposing of motorway service favourite "Little Chef". Also, a life-changing decision to 'click more things'.

Adam and Sam see in the New Year in the most traditional of ways - forging celebrity autographs, pondering on where to place their 'gasm' and dirty-talking like Clarkson would. Merry 2016!

In this bumper-sized Epimoan more voices than usual are gathered around the table to partake in some Christmas cheer. Fuelled by 9 questionably flavoured cocktails, the gangpartake in seasonal shenanigans (mostly using Sean Connery accents) that you can play along with at home. Drink responsibly though, or you'll end up like Sam did.

The boys set up in a kitchen to present TESTOSTERMOAN to an underwhelmed live audience. Sam tries to embody 'ruggedly creepy' while Adam wonders what became of Bill Buchan's photos. Nobody in the room thinks to say 'chicken drumPRICKS', unfortunately.

Sam has a long overdue train story. Adam is out-cooled by Norwegian teens. The boys talk proverbs, blue cheese and a super salesman. Dedicated to Dan Dan.

Before Sam moves to London, Adam has devised some 'trials' to see if he is worthy. The boys navigate The London Tube, talk milk, and attempt to learn some local lingo; all while NOT having chlamydia.

Adam wants to move to the woods. Sam has a dating encounter. Talk of celebrity crushes sparks a reboot that Nickelodeon didn't even know they wanted. Also, 'dad bods'.

The first airing of Fox & Tingle! If you need other reasons to listen: questionable supermarket purchases, what goes on between your legs and a faux pas. Bouts of cramp included.

The rudest one yet ! To celebrate a year of podding, the boys get giddy. Adam tracks down the Gladiators off of Saturday evening telly and Sam has a list of things that make him sad. There's much talk of bodily functions and fluids.

The boys figure out what it means to 'get beef'. Adam awards himself cult status and Sam presents the concept of 'documented sermon orgasms'. Stephen King gets out-King'd.

From The Bierkeller in Leeds, the boys grab a stein (or two) and have a whine. As Adam gets distracted by the jukebox, Sam tries to keep things on track with fecal-related talk. Other topics up for discussion are toothbrushes, subtitles and 'dickwigs'.

The boys kick off the new year by predicting what TV shows might appear on the Christmas 2015 listings. Adam teaches Sam about getting rugged and groomed, but also keeping tabs on your 'ball-lag'.

The boys feel underprepared, but still attempt to get in the festive spirit. Adam accidently discovers the next YouTube sensation, Audra Fisher, and Sam channels his inner crisp sommelier.

The boys descend on Hogarths in Bolton to talk beer, booze and bevvies with head brewer Alex. In usual Testostermoan fashion, the discussion takes a tangent into a possible new bromance, words that would look good on t-shirts and a case of "Old Cripple Cock'. #rendezbrew

Adam tries to get Sam to come round to his way of thinking, via the medium of game show. There's talk of heartbreak, fame and brunch. A lot of talk about brunch. And a lot of swearing.

Adam shows a lack of community spirit. Sam goes "Freaky Friday" with a 90s Australian soap star. The boys invent the game show that could relaunch Vernon Kay's career.

Adam hates everything. Sam tries to develop 'Zombie Weapon Top Trumps' and guest voice Danny literally overuses the word 'literally'.

The boys talk about 'extras' at the barbers. Adam struggles with deodorant and Sam wonders where one might buy horse placenta.

Adam geeks out over movies that pre-date Sam, who is more concerned about Japanese molemen and whether the Pope will 'catch 'em all'.

Sam and Adam discuss underwear and cutlery organisation, have their career paths chosen by the Koreans and discover some 'fun' Hitler trivia.