Pre season testing always sparks big opinions, but how much do we actually know before the first race? In this episode, we cut through the noise of F1 testing, unpacking what the data really means, what the commentators are lying about and exaggerating, and what’s genuinely happening behind the scenes. From power units and tyre behaviour to so called “sandbagging,” this is a grounded, insider look at Formula One before Australia. If you love sports, F1, and real racing insight without the hype, this episode is for you.

This is pure movies night chaos as we dive headfirst into The Naked Gun trilogy, starring the legendary Leslie Nielsen, alongside Priscilla Presley, George Kennedy, and a parade of perfectly serious actors doing the most ridiculous comedy imaginable. From visual gags you miss on the first watch to lines delivered with a straight face that somehow make them even funnier, this trilogy is a masterclass in slapstick anarchy. We break down why these films still work, why modern comedies rarely attempt this level of stupidity, and why Frank Drebin remains one of the greatest comedy characters ever put on screen. If you love fast jokes, fearless silliness, and laughter that doesn’t wait for permission, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, I break down a situation that exploded out of nowhere and got very loud very fast, even though the facts didn’t add up. I walk you through exactly what happened, how I went straight to the source to verify the truth, and why you should never let noise override logic. This isn’t about drama or revenge, it’s about how narratives get twisted. The dating and relationships world is on a break today and we explore how easily people accept stories without evidence. If you’ve ever had to stand your ground when something felt off, this one will hit home.

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In this episode, we break down the first Bahrain test and separate fantasy from reality in early season F1 performance. From Aston Martin’s alarming pace to Lewis Hamilton’s adaptation and the hidden truths behind testing lap times, we explain what actually matters in modern Formula 1. This is a grounded sports deep dive into why testing lies, what signals are real, and how the 2026 era is already starting to reveal itself.

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In this episode, we cut through the hype around racing simulators and explain why the idea of jumping straight from sim racing into real cars is fantasy, not reality, in motorsport and F1. We break down what real racing actually demands, physically, mentally, and technically, and why simulators can never replace years of karting and real world experience in elite sports. We also dive into Adrian Newey’s early thinking for the 2026 regulations, why he’s starting on the back foot, and how his typically aggressive, rule bending approach could once again change the grid. When Newey gets uncomfortable, that’s usually when Formula 1 gets very interesting.

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Movie Night takes a sharp turn through Mrs. Doubtfire, Mean Girls, and In Bruges, three wildly different movies connected by razor sharp comedy and unforgettable performances. From Robin Williams at his most heartfelt and unhinged, to Lindsay Lohan navigating social warfare, to Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson spiralling through guilt and dark humour. This episode breaks down why these films still hit hard, still make us laugh, and still explain human behaviour better than most serious dramas ever could. Expect laughs, uncomfortable truths, and Movie Night doing what it does best, zero maturity, maximum honesty.

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This episode exists because the line was crossed. When grief gets jijacked, narratives get rewritten, and gossip starts poisoning dating and relationships and worse of all, the parents! I'm not here to speculate, soften, or play nice, I'm here to defend truth, dignity, and the people left carrying the damage. The gossip end here!

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Movie Night dives into three absolute comedy classics: There’s Something About Mary starring Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, and Matt Dillon, Austin Powers led by Mike Myers and Elizabeth Hurley, and School of Rock with Jack Black at his chaotic best. This episode breaks down why these movies still hit hard, why the jokes work, and why they’re endlessly rewatchable. From gross out humor to pure slapstick and musical madness, it’s a celebration of comedy movies that refuse to behave. If you love big laughs, iconic performances, and films that don’t overthink it, this one’s for you.

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