
A comedy podcast about video games, hosted by kind and knowledgeable boys (and Australian comedians) Tommy Dassalo and Ben Vernel.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 578 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyVideo GamesLeisure | |||

Two MASSIVE games to get through this week which makes it the perfect time to go on a tangent about hog sizes. Once that’s wrapped up, it’s time to talk about 007 First Light and Mina The Hollower. There’s also news about a Steam Deck price increase,... more
We're in the board room this week and what better place to discuss the gaming industry's newest source for big announcements: the earnings call. We're getting closer and closer to the roll out of Grand Theft Auto 6 and so we're speculating about what... more
One of us has been struck down by illness but that won't stop us from weighing in on the bonkers controversy surrounding the indie darling Mixtape! There's also news of a new Nintendo mobile game, Ben's been playing Gambonanza: the new Balatro-style ... more
Remember Star Fox? He's back! In grotesque puppet form! There's a "new" Star Fox game on the horizon and we're discussing everything we know from the divisive art style to the effectiveness of using a movie to promote an upcoming game. We've also had... more
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Informative, funny reviews/chats about video games and video game news.
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These boys know their stuff*
(* = riffs)
It’s just not funny anymore. The vibe changed from curated comedy show to just dudes with mics and opinions. Ben and Tommy just refuse to find new games outside their comfort zone, let alone try them. The offshoot pods are getting worse while also clogging the feed. And worst of all every guest feels like they were just told before recording “no pressure, but we are counting on you”
Miss the old filthy casuals. Show has turned into slop compared to the comical genius that was the Pokemon sleep bit. Get that new dude off the pod he’s brutal
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Apple Podcasts | #203 |
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The comedy podcast combines humor and insightful commentary on video games and gaming culture. With a focus on current trends, new releases, and industry happenings, the hosts engage listeners with personal anecdotes and a lighthearted yet critical perspective on the video game landscape. Topics commonly discussed include anticipated game releases, industry controversies, and humorous observations from gaming experiences. The show creates a blend of entertainment and in-depth analysis, making it appealing for both casual gamers and dedicated enthusiasts.
A unique aspect is the personal touch brought by the hosts, who share their comedic backgrounds along with gaming insights. This podcast is likely to captivate those who enjoy gaming while... more
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Recent guests on Filthy Casuals include:
1. Dilruk Jayasinha
2. Andrew Levins
3. Greg Larsen
4. Jen Fricker
5. Jen Frick
6. Gen Fricker
7. Ben Russell
8. Stephen Gates
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