The podcast of two friends Chris and Sam from New Zealand, covering randomness technology and life. Every week we talk about something that will entertain, enlighten or is just interesting in a lighthearted setting. Tune in and pull up a bar stool and see what we have been up to lately.
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SummaryChris and Sam dive into the world of teat spraying technology with Matt and Trevor from Wetit at the Fieldays event.We learn why teat hygiene is crucial for dairy cows, how automation is changing the cowshed, and what makes Wetit's solutions unique after 30 years in the industry. There's chat about field days antics, technician woes, and even a random fart song from Spotify.LinksWETIT Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris sits down with Maddie from Iona College to talk about The Shear Space – an acoustically insulated pod made from New Zealand wool and designed for quiet study, work, or podcasting.We hear how the project started as a solution for a noisy school library and evolved into a potential business idea, plus the challenges of design, marketing, and learning on the fly at Fieldays.LinksIona College NZThe Shear Space - Award for Excellence Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummarySam visits the Waikato Food Show and almost pays $210 for a food truck meal, while Chris recalls restaurant mishaps.We hear about permanent jewelry, a suspiciously glaring "Angry Mexican," and a Swiss startup putting solar panels between train tracks. There's also a right-angle bridge in India, chemtrail bans in the US, AI-generated bands fooling Spotify, and how penguin poo might just save the planet.All this and much more in this week's episode!LinksSwiss government has forbidden donkeys against wolf attacksSunways startup putting solar panels on railways tracksEngineers in India Suspended over Bridge designBreakthrough in Thorium FuelNew Zealander Wins Blue Marlin World Cup8 US States are seeking to outlaw chemtrailsFestival Goers setting off Smart WatchesThe Velvet Sundown BandPenguin poo helping keep things cool Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this episode from Fieldays 2025 we dive into the world of sustainable farming with Dugald Hamilton and Jeff Brown from RespondBio.Discover how they're shaking up agriculture by bringing living ecosystems back into our soil — and hear why farmers are finally “leaning forward” to listen! If you're passionate about innovation, science, or simply want food that's better for people and the planet, this one's for you.Listen now and join the conversation.LinksRespondBio Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris and Mark explore the fascinating world of food biotech from the innovation tent at Field Days, where we hear all about how Mara Bio is turning dairy industry waste into sustainable mycoprotein.Mark explains the science behind their fermentation process, what makes their protein different from others on the market, and the challenges faced on the startup journey.LinksMara Bio WebsiteMara Bio LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this episode of The Chris and Sam Podcast, Sam sits down with Grant from Kiwi Eco Net at Fieldays 2025 to talk about his game-changing invention: the world's first edible bale net!
SummaryThis episode from Fieldays 2025 Sam chats with Chris from Kiwi Leather Innovations – the visionary team turning surplus kiwifruit into high-quality, eco-friendly vegan leather right here in New Zealand.
SummaryChris and Sam battle sore hands and relentless rain while diving into another week of tech-fueled randomness.This episode, AI goes rogue with some shockingly blackmail-y behavior, people spiral into "ChatGPT psychosis," and the perils of viral fame – including a comedian jailed for his jokes – are explored.There's cicada chaos on rollercoasters, wind wars between Belgium and the Netherlands, and the science behind a deadly lake disaster that could wipe out millions.All this, plus viral video skepticism and more in this week's episode.LinksAI going rogue causing problemsAI religion causing problemsAI psychosisPerils of going viralRollercoaster problem Stealing wind from the neighbours Lake Nyos disaster Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummarySam chats with Jon from GE Free New Zealand at Field Days, diving into the hot debate around gene editing, the new Gene Technology Bill, and what losing Aotearoa's GE Free status could mean for our exports and farmers.We hear why the government's changes are raising eyebrows, explore the loss of local protections and there's some real talk about patents, food safety, and who's actually paying when things go wrong.Linksgefree.org.nzgehonesty.nzoanz.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryDrones take centre stage in agriculture and beyond, as Chris talks with Peter from Drone Trust about certification, challenges, and the growing interest in drone tech—from crop spraying to filmmaking. Plus, can teenagers turn drone skills into careers?LinksDrone Trust Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris talks to Mike about Bader Innovative wellbeing.Key points are:Innovation Meets Efficacy: Bader prioritizes formulation strength and therapeutic dosages, going product-first to deliver tangible results in sleep and focus—helping people even transition off pharmaceuticals like sleeping pills.Startup Grit: The journey isn't without challenges—manufacturing complexity, cash flow, and distribution all demand grit, resilience, and constant adaptation. Mike highlights that growth in business goes hand-in-hand with personal development.Rapid Expansion and Community: Bader is scaling fast, participating in 50 expos a year, breaking into retail chains and pharmacies, and building a team driven by shared purpose and expertise (including bringing on Suzanne Paul!).LinksBader Innovative Wellbeing WebsiteBader on FacebookBader on InstagramBader YouTube Channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week Chris found a podcast with a very similar name and jacked up an interview with them next week. Can't wait to find out more about Sam & Chris the Podcast.We also learned about the stolen Mayonnaise we spoke about months ago. While Sam had an experience at McDonalds and also at Lonestar.The Ukraine war has brought a lot of innovations, including the Brave One Marketplace where the war has been gamified.All this and more, have a listen and tell a friend.LinksSam & Chris the Podcast FB PageSam Harvey and another backyard challenge No Nobel Peace Prize for TrumpBrave One Marketplace Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummarySam talks to Knuckles from Country Trucker Caps and finds out what makes their hats unique, all while finding out how big of a podcaster he is.LinksCountry Trucker CapsProper True Yarn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris and Sam are back from Fieldays with upgraded podcast shirts and hoodies, thanks to Marvin Smith Apparel.They chat about the chaos of Fieldays, the infamous Cybertruck, wild content creators, and robots on America's Got Talent.There's discussion of gun seizures in Gore, assassination drones, lackluster parades, and what's happening for Matariki around the country.All this, plus some classic random tangents, in this week's episode.LinksMarvin Smith Apparel WebsiteMarvin Smith Apparel on FacebookMarvin Smith Apparel on InstagramGroov appDonald's ParadeMassive arms seizure down southMan who got DogedBoston Dynamic Robots on AGTFootball World Cup Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis is our yearly podcast from Fieldays, we cover how Fieldays was for us, plus we mix in our normal randomness, technology and life as well, which included:Sam and his trip to and from Fieldays, Spider Web 2.0 operation, a glacier collapse, robo centipedes and more.All the Fieldays interviews will be coming out individually very soon, so keep an eye out for them.LinksFieldaysKapiti Liquors Spider Web 2.0Glacier CollapseJiu Jitsu beginner left paralyzedRobo centipedes to help with weeds Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryFieldays is happening next week and we are gearing up for it. Chris won't be taking his bike as he broke that this week, while Sam had to deal with another rat.We talk about Final Destination Bloodlines, Ukraine and their Spider Web operation.A NZ Scientist is confident that the company they run can create a new type of reactor. While we learn that Builder.ai was really just using a lot of people for their technology.All of this and a bit more in this weeks episode.LinksFieldays WebsiteFinal Destination BloodlinesUkraine's Operation Spiderweb NZ Scientist working on nuclear fusionBuilder.ai turns out to be not what it appears Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week, Sam returns from Christchurch with tales of super-bright phone screens, three-wheeled scooters, and a speedy penny farthing sighting, while Chris issues an apology after getting fact-checked about the next James Bond.We hear about wild "run it" sports, a Trump watch mishap, robots kickboxing, and the wild world of shopping cart repo businesses.There's Red Bull lawnmower racing, leaky leaker news, and the latest oddities in Harvard and Trumpland.All this and much more in this week's episode.Links3 Wheeled ScootersBond Story WrongTrump Watch problemRunit EventsRedbull Lawn Mower RacingPublic Service warning about leaks of information leakedHumanoid robots fightingCompany Finds Missing Shopping CartsHarvard medical school morgue manager gets busted Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris is battling a lingering sickness while Sam's busy hunting down tiny plastic ducks hidden around the house. This week, the guys talk Barbie and Oppenheimer, binge HBO's Chimp Crazy, and discover the wild world of milking snails for ancient purple dye.There's tales of ocular cat bugs, a moon-bound nuclear plant courtesy of China and Russia, tourists snapping selfies via Chinese CCTV, and jailbirds with a flair for dramatic exits.All this and much more in this week's episode.LinksBarbieChimp CrazyMilking snailsHarvard Had Another WinCat's causing problems with Toxoplasmosis Tourist in China getting selfies a different wayWaste Management Team Leader in TroubleRussia and China to Build nuclear power plant on the moonPotential new TV show coming Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris has man flu this week, while Sam is back from the NZ Podcasting Summit.We learn that the Russian spy whale died this week, while an inmate was lost and a suspect had a crap hiding spot.In AI things, we learn someone is in a relationship with their AI partner, AI is causing problems for some while an AI victim impact statement is used in court.We have listener feedback, and a rare NZ snail lays an egg.All this and much more in this weeks episode.LinksRussia's spy whale found deadMissing inmate finally foundMan's side hustle turns badAI Relationship AI fueled spiritual fantasiesAI victim impact statementRare NZ snail, finally recorded laying an egg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryWe watched a bunch of movies this week, while Sam sorted out the stupid parking ticket. We learn about a raccoon with a meth pipe, a long lost sausage dog is found and a weird guy keeps setting fire to his house.Just the usual really. Come have a listenLinksThe People We Love MovieMicky 17 The Long WalkNZ gets defense moneyHomegrown comes to HamiltonRaccoon with Meth PipeValerie the dog found after 540 daysπ0.5Man sets fire to house multiple time to see firefighters Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummarySam has beef this week with Pak N Save Clarence St this week with their crazy car parking ticket they gave him for 26 hours.Chris has a shoutout this week to Ellen, not his ex wife Ellen, someone else it turns out.Carnival with fart spray causes chaos. While a Turkish town decide to burn a lot of weed, and Saudi Arabia has made a thing called beacons of hope.We talk about a dumbass who had to be rescued twice, while robots try and complete a half marathon. Plus we round out all of this with some tech news.LinksFart spray causes chaos at a Carnival in the USFirst humanoid robot half marathon held in BeijingTurkish town Lice has a problem getting rid of drugsSaudi Arabia has set up beacons of hopeMan gets rescued twice off of Mt Fuji in two daysGoogle Chrome to be sold off?Play Xbox on LG TVsNike backed NFT project has a problemPlease and thank you costing OpenAI millions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis episode is filled to the brim with stories. From a Cat flavoured Dog pie, to unique flooding protection, a bookshop move, the world's most bitter compound and Chris being weird.More on the stolen golden toilet, a Kiwi woman gets a brain implant, a new colour has been found, what's up with Fyre Festival 2 and so much more.LinksCat flavoured dog pieUnique flooding prevention solutionBookshop movePalmerston the cat is backThe world's most bitter compound has been foundNew colour has been foundNew way to stay in the USKiwi woman has brain implantMan denies stealing golden toiletWeird Guinness world recordKickstart or Dropkick - Fyre Festival 2 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis weeks episode we cover a bunch of things, from Sam being stuck in Easter traffic and getting customer easter eggs.To the renaming of an aircraft carrier, a wrestling Church and the chaos that is hte Minecraft movie.What is going on with the naming of people by NZ Health? How did a first aid course go this week, and we spend way too much time talking about how weird Elon Musk is.All this and more.LinksAircraft carrier to be renamed Musk Wrestling Church 7 Tigers seizedMinecraft movie chaos in theatresWeird Health NZ directiveMusk Trolling in Palo Alto Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis weeks podcast Chris hears something about TEDx, while we learned what the deal with the fitted sheet in Wellington was all about.A kiwi gets busted with drugs in Thailand in a dumb way, while dire wolves have been brought back to life after extinction.We have a kickstart or dropkick for you. We talk about a car parking problem that sounds like it's been going on for far too long and much more.LinksFolded sheet event in WellingtonKiwi Gets Arrested Trying to Smuggle DrugsDire Wolf is now aliveKickstarter or Dropkick - Pocket CloudWoman scammer caught out again due to Netflix DocoCorleo Kawasaki AnnouncedProblem with robo car park Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryChris has a hard time back at Karate and is getting his bike fixed this week. Sam was moving pumpkins, bumping into someone that knew him and experienced a weird thing with some lost keys.We talk a bit about the SignalGate thing in the US and the TarrifsWe also talk about the Mean Pies app for all the pie lovers in NZ.LinksSignalGateMean Pies App Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this weeks episode find out filming went for Chris in Auckland, while Sam went to the Balloons over Waikato Night Glow for the first time.We talk about the movie, The Substance, Gary's economics gets a mention and so does the new break through car chargers BYD is bringing out.We have a couple of Kickstart of Dropkick as well.Go have a listen and let us know what you liked.LinksKickstarter - MetMo Fractal ViceKickstarter - Doze - Micro GeigerThe SubstanceGary's EconomicsBYD's Latest Breakthrough Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week Sam is feeling old and did a Civil Defence training scenario while Chris goes through his performance review.Chris catches us up on the short film he has been helping out with. Sam remembers to talking about the Martin Henderson scam that's been going on.Sam has a couple of Kickstart or Dropkicks this episode.We discuss Pyper Vision, a Kiwi tech firm aiming to help with flights and fog at airports.We round this episode out talking about reviving the Moa.LinksMartin Henderson ScamBringing Back the MoaPyper Vision Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this special interview from Armageddon 2024 (sorry it's late) Sam talks to Will from Megawillbot about his 3d printed products, learn how he thinks about designing them and more.Products include:Pumpkin spiderBread catCastle dragonWill recommends the Bambu Lab A1 Mini as a great starter machine and hopes to be sponsored by them in the future.LinksMegawillbot Store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this episode, Chris got some compliments while Sam missed out on some Facebook notifications.We talk about people diving off of high things, and then we get into the weeds of talking about the USA and their dream of taking over Canada.All this and maybe a little bit more.LinksDods DivingCanada Statement Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this weeks episode we have been really busy, Sam' back from a Wellington trip, find out what he learned. Chris has been editing things, sorting out a short film shoot and being part of this year's Cinema Improviso.We also both ended up in a Polestar 2 this week, find out how that went and everything else.LinksPolestar 2 car Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week we discuss AI and some of the problems it has been causing us. Chris found something online to help with his mobility issues, find out how that went.Sam drove another electric car this week. A Hamilton coffee company is the only NZ one to appear on an international list.We talk about the changes to citizens arrest powers, the Red Bull Trolley Race came back, which leads us to a random story from Chris's youth.The Hamilton Festival of Weird is back on soon, Chris is taking part, find out how.All this and more in the weeks episode.LinksHamilton Coffee company gets on global listChange coming for citizens arrest powersRed Bull Trolley Came Back with WinnersHamilton Festival of Weird Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week we find out who Chris has been catching up with, how a drunk Lime scooter ride went and how his Karate class went.Jeep has brought out an innovation that is a bit crap, a New York Record is broken, we talk about the proper Destiny Church petition people should sign and so much more.LinksNew York 30 Year Record BrokenDestiny Church petitionBacklash to Jeeps "Innovation"Woman sued by Tesla Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week we find out what new car Sam drove this week, what Chris is planning on getting back into.We learn about another shoplifting involving mayo, again and wonder what that is all about.We have kickstart or dropkicks for you. Have a listen to see if you would back them. Plus much more.LinksHamilton and it's hot weather breaking recordsNext step for man trying to find bitcoinWhat is up with people stealing Mayo from supermarkets?Crime in Hamilton has gone upKickstart or Dropkick - HallidayKickstart of Dropkick - Tiny EdgeDanish petition Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week catch up with Chris and find out how his trip to Wellington went. Who he caught up with and the sights he saw.We touch on the Manta5 again, this time about the potential millions in warranty claims for the liquidators.A special type of person goes to the human rights review tribunal over getting the wrong coke, we discuss the Government changes to the science and innovation sector.A drug dealer gets caught when his wife takes selfie on holiday, and we have some Trump in the mix as well.LinksMantis 5 Warrantee Claims for LiquidatorsHuman Rights Complaint over Wrong CokeCallaghan Innovation ChangesDrug Dealer Caught in a SelfieFar North TV Show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week Chris is getting ready for his trip to Wellington, while Sam is dealing with a rooster.We talk about the Manu World Champs, the Wideluxx camera, Trumps press secretary and dive deep into deepseek.All this and more. So come have a listen.LinksSupermarket staff threatened with a pineappleManu Hamilton HeatsRoad signs changed to crude namesWidelux - New Version Camera ComingDeepseek is out now so we go deep on itTrumps new press secretary Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this weeks episode we cover Trump, and all the craziness that's been going on since he became President again.We talk about UBCO a NZ company that went into receivership and give out hot take on failing businesses.A fat cat caused a school lock down as it was mistaken as a mountain lion. Which leads to a cat story from Chris.Sam found out about Hello Hamilton, a new email newsletter to tell you what is happening in Hamilton.Global Game Jam is on this weekend and it sounds epic, and we finish things off by talking about a German man who clung to a high speed train.All this and more.LinksTikTok ban led to increase in learning ChineseTrump is back in, we cover some of itTrumps Meme CoinUBCO goes into receivershipFat cat caused a scareHello Hamilton NewsletterGlobal Game JamHigh Speed Train Ride Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryAnother famous person scammer, this time it is Brad Pitt. Chris encounters a strange rule at a bar, which makes us wonder what is going on.We learn about an auto catcher Pokemon keyring, a man attempting a new record when it comes to the Te Araroa Trail, and Chris has an encounter at the Uni.Another week of randomness, technology and life. Come have a listen.LinksBrad Pitt Scams womanMaketu pies was soldPokemon Keyring auto catcherRecord attempt of running the Te Araroa Trail Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week we talk about the LA fires raging in the US. Trump gets a mention because his speech was weird, again.NZ"s only convicted saboteur has been released from jail, while a 9 year old gets 3 world records when it comes to frisbee.We learn of a bomb on a scooter taking out a general, and a woman gets scammed after warning others about the scam.All of this and more in your weekly fix of randomness, technology and life.LinksLA firesTrump and his crazy speech Christchurch 9 Year Old Gets 3rd World Record for FrisbeeNZ's only convicted saboteur has been released from prisonGeneral killed in interesting wayWarning about social media scam, then gets the woman warning peopleBear kills man from falling out of a tree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryWe're back for 2025 and it was a good start to the year we think, find out about the random things that happened to us.We love the Vanilla Ice beer promo that helps keep your drinks cold. We learn about the company that lets you return your Christmas tree.Find out what games we have been playing over the break. We have a couple of Kickstart or Dropkicks to get the year started.Find out how Sam went with the Getting Lost game.All this and much more.LinksVanilla Ice looking after your beersGoogle street car solves murderSam's been playing Kiwi developed game dredgeKickstart or Dropkick - AdaptulaKickstart or Dropkick - MufeeSam tried out the Getting Lost game Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week Chris has problems with a couple of transport apps, find out what the cause was. While Sam battled with crappy internet and waiting for Skinny Broadband to send a replacement modem.We're not sure what the drones are up to in New Jersey, but there are a lot of dumb theories out there.SpinLaunch has been testing recently which is awesome.We cover a bit about the US health CEO that was murdered and other dumb health stuff that's been in the news.We also talk about a man who fell into a well and his yells for help sounded like a ghost. All this and much more in episode 511.LinksMevo car shareDrones and idiots in New Jersey Spin Launch has begun testingStupid health insurers in the USVillagers think man stuck in well is a ghost Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week we have all the bases covered. From Trump, to Kickstart or Dropkick, an extraordinary Kiwi and a bunch of films we've seen.All this and much more. Come have a listen and tell a friend.LinksTrumps New fragrance launchedTrump Man of the YearNew Zealander wins Spanish Scrabble ChampsCheddar cheese thief caughtKickstart or Dropkick this week:Kickstarter - ZefiroKickstarter - CardyedronSam has a movie wrap up and mentions:Get outOn the LineHot FrostyWoundsThe Open HouseThe SwarmWicked Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryThis week find out how Chris managed with no power. We talk about a world champion Kiwi, black Friday purchases, and a guy trying to find his long lost treasure in a dump.We also talk about Chris and his new niece he may have? And what's the deal with cops giving a gang some money back.All of this and much more crammed into this weeks episode.LinksMaketu pies going into receivershipKiwi woman world champion speed golfer for 10 yearsBlinking or Breathing what do you chooseTreasure Hunt in the trash dumpHeadhunters Gang get money back Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryAfter a week off we are back. We talk about the ant climatic fight that was Tyson VS Paul.We debrief about Misty Flicks Film Festival that we were part of this weekend.Trump's latest grift is selling guitars he's not licensed to, a former nurse in Australia has been ordered to hand back an inheritance they got and we get onto the topic of smugglers.All this and much more.LinksTyson VS Paul fightMisty Flicks Film FestivalTrump selling guitarsFormer Australian Nurse to Return InheritanceOver 300 tarantulas strapped to smuggler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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SummaryOn this weeks episode we talk a little about Trump and his victory. A Melbourne cup punter wins big.We discuss Fireball Whisky and their new PR plan and learn about a wooden satellite that is about to enter orbit.A cyclist gets hit by an ambulance and then gets charged for the trip. Another dumbass drug user and what was Tucker Carlson really attacked by?All this an more in episode 506.LinksTrump victory and search volume Big Melbourne Cup winFireball Whisky and their PR PlanFirst wooden satellite Cyclist hit by ambulance, then chargedDumbass drug peopleTucker Carlson attacked by a demon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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SummaryLife update from Chris who is back into lurking around a park at 4:30am every morning.Sam wonders what Be TV is exactly. We get an update on the Wildberries story from last week, Elon is releasing new things we already have.A criminal lawyer reacts and rangers have to stop blowing up horses due to the fire risk.All this and much more.LinksWildberries update about what has actually been happening.Crappy art thrown away as it looked like rubbishElon Musk and his new Taxi with RobotsCriminal Lawyer reactsBlowing up a horse can't happen due to the fire risk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryIn this weeks episode we talk about the Air NZ lolly jar that has been making it's way around the country. We found out that VR in retirement homes is a thing.Chris learned all about Spike Ball this week and recommends the movie Get out.And we round things off with a talk about Trump and his latest expensive offerings and what he did during the pandemic.All this and more, ready for you.LinksAIR NZ and their giant lolly containerChris learns about Spike BallGet OutTrumps new WatchTrump helping out Putin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryWe catch up this week after not needing to record last week. Chris has been busy with the Waikato Uni TEDx, Improv Sunday and being at an awards ceremony.Sam saw a free movie this week.We have an update from our 500th episode. We talk about crazy Russians, a woman who allegedly stole a lot of mayo.What's the deal with the floating bomb.There's a new world record for the largest Haka and we talk about the origami of death.All this and much more. Come check it out.LinksSpeak no evilCrazy RussiansWoman stealing MayoBoat FloatingNew world record for world's largest HakaOrigami of death Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
SummaryOur 500th episode is here and it's a bumper episode.Recorded in front of a live audience we cover all your favourites. Randomness, technology and life the way we know how.From new stories, to old stories. Kickstart and dropkick makes an appearance and we talk to a bunch of our fans.Over 2 hours of Chris and Sam goodness.Have a listen and tell a friend. A huge thank you to everyone that has listened, interacted with or supported the podcast over the last 10 years.LinksEvil DisneyWoman stole 1.5 million dollars worth of chicken wingsUgly LawsNot dead TedSpace MirrorWhere not to put a snakeKickstart or Dropkick - Momo Modular MowerKickstart or Dropkick - Modular Pillow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.