
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 | 548 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureComedy | |||

Animal Crossing is finally getting a Switch 2 update and The Outer Worlds finally has a sequel. Coincidence? Yes. Beyond a shadow of a doubt, yes. We're chatting about both things this week plus more of our Ball X Pit obsessions and we're starting to... more
The world went topsy turvy this week as Halo was announced for the Playstation 5 and Ben was in Adelaide. Thankfully, one of those things has been rectified and so we're back together chatting about recent games news and reviewing our new obsession B... more
A new Pokemon game is out in the wild which means that it's time for another round of 'What Are They Smoking In At Game Freak'? Pokemon Legends: Z-A has arrived alongside a MASSIVE leak of information regarding future plans for the mainline series, b... more
Our beautiful friend BEN RUSSELL joins us this week! He's got some on-the-ground gossip from PAX over the weekend, as well as some thoughts on the continuing issues at Microsoft, Nintendo's weird little short film experiments and a review of Ghost of... more
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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
Easily my favourite gaming podcast. The boys tell the news then get into some insightful reviews. And as they always say …
Like it’s hot
Hope this helps gents xoxo
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This podcast engages listeners with a comedic yet insightful exploration of video games, balancing humor and reflection on the gaming industry. The hosts discuss a broad range of topics, covering recent game releases, industry trends, and personal anecdotes from their experiences as gamers. Noteworthy elements include their chemistry and ability to mix game critiques with relatable humor, as well as their willingness to explore both mainstream and indie titles. The discussions often blend lighthearted banter with deeper commentary on gaming culture, making it appealing for both casual gamers and dedicated enthusiasts alike.
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Filthy Casuals launched 10 years ago and published 548 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Filthy Casuals include:
1. Ben Russell
2. Dilruk Jayasinha
3. Greg Larsen
4. Jen Fricker
5. Jen Frick
6. Gen Fricker
7. Andrew Levins
8. Stephen Gates
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