Josh Has a Monster Energy System

About this episode

The episode features discussions on charity fundraising, wildlife management, and the quirks of marathon runners.

An out-of-office reply becomes a full charity fundraising pitch, and the boys debate where the line is between being absent and just showing off. Producer Michael gets roped into a pronunciation test to settle whether South Australians genuinely say a word a way. Somewhere in there, someone skied in Japan without knowing bears existed there, and someone else is quietly vibrating at their desk after too many coffees. The bear problem in Japan has gotten so bad they've built robot wolves to handle it, and the boys fully support this logic. Meanwhile, England's apex predator is possibly a badger, and Australia's solution to pest control was cane toads, which went about as well as expected. There's also a long detour into whether marathon runners need to calm down a little. Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh

People in this episode

Hosts: Josh, Ned

Topics covered

• charity fundraising
• pronunciation debate
• wildlife management
• pest control
• marathon running

Keywords

• Monster Energy
• charity
• pronunciation
• bears
• robot wolves
• badger
• cane toads
• marathon runners

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Japan, South Australia, England, Australia

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