
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 | 584 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo GamesComedy | |||

It's time for our annual (AKA when we remember to do it) Half Year Review! We're going through our favourite releases of the year so far: the blockbuster smashes, the indie gems and our increasingly shameful backlog. Plus, new leaks are suggesting a ... more
It's the end of physical media as we know it!... Well, for Playstation, at least. Sony have announced they're going all digital at the start of 2027 and we have a LOT of thoughts about it! PLUS Tommy's had a hands-on preview of Splatoon Raiders, Ben'... more
There's a whole galaxy of video game news this week and we're exploring every sector of it, including the pricing of the Steam Machine, Xbox price increases, GTA 6 pre-orders going live AND we're reviewing Starfox for Switch 2, a remake of the cult c... more
One of the big news stories of this week is that a pre-order date for Grand Theft Auto 6 has been announced - just in case you were skeptical about this game being one of the biggest launches of anything ever. Speaking of launches, Xbox has launched ... 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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A lively, humor-forward gaming discussion with two Australian hosts who mix industry commentary, rapid game reviews, and banter about recent releases and trends. Episodes bounce between hands-on impressions of new titles and broader chatter about marketing, platform shifts, and the evolving game landscape, all delivered with a casual, self-deprecating charm. Noteworthy traits include a strong emphasis on host chemistry, willingness to critique both big franchises and indie titles, and a knack for tying personal anecdotes into tech and gaming topics, making it accessible for casual listeners and industry watchers alike.
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Filthy Casuals launched 11 years ago and published 584 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. Dilruk Jayasinha
2. Greg Larsen
3. Jen Fricker
4. Jen Frick
5. Andrew Levins
6. Gen Fricker
7. Ben Russell
8. Stephen Gates
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