
Greg Larsen is a big Australian comedian who likes to have fun with YOU! New episodes weekly.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Jordan van den Lamb and Serena Ashmore from the Victorian Socialists join me in the TRUTH ZONE and debate with every single member of One Nation (Ben Russell).
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My good friend, and fellow contender; Tom Cashman joins me to talk about awards, cops, and guns.
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Recorded live at the Cheerful Earful Podcast Festival. With Guests Lena Moon, Meg Jager, Ben Hunter, and Ben Russell.
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Just a little update (slopdate) of what's going on in my life and the world.
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Oh now we’re complaining about Airbnb? Rhys & Kyran’s Daylesford house is an Airbnb. Rhys’s new friend Alex Nation owns a company called Stay Nation that *specialises* in managing and constantly adjusting short-stay “Airbnb” properties in country Victoria.. So ALL Airbnb is bad now too? Hotels *suck*.
Positive mention from Geggy about Steven Spielberg?? Known member of a pro-Israel Lobby?? 👀 And Alexei trashing Robin Williams’ best movies AND Fern Gully (which is iconic for the queers thanks t... more
My son told me to listen. Not my usual as Gregg is a bit rude and I don’t really agree with his politics but gave 5 stars for the Grandpa Joe joke #Relatable
Gained two stars back for One Nation/Pauline Hanson “nip this in the bud” episode. 👍
3DASS is the new Nintendo 3DS, but it’s shaped like.. You know. Good idea, Mark!
Stop trying to make Soup Pigs happen, Geg. It’s never going to happen. Slop.
Yes Dave Hughes is a tool, *but* he *was* originally on the Dole. He just went WAY too far to the other end of the spectrum the richer he got, so if anything, all that’s happened is he’s lost touch with the common man. (Also he sucks.)
Also, not to defe... more
Thanks Geggy and Carl, keep speaking truth to power.
My step-dad claims that “Australia Day” wasn’t even always on Jan 26th to begin with. Supposedly Jeff Kennett or someone of his ilk “suggested” Jan 26th, initially it was just “first Saturday of the month” or whatever it was. Federation, rather than anything else. Maybe that’s a WA thing though, because there’s a ton of things my fully WA step-dad believes are “objectively worse and from the eastern states”.
Regardless, Dutch >>>> British.
That said.. “Loving your country is such a lame thing t... more
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Weekly Australian comedy built around Greg Larsen's brash, free-form style. Episodes alternate between solo monologues on everyday frustrations, culture and politics, and loose conversations with comedians, often shaped by improvised games, mock debates or audience-submitted problems. Film and cinema discussions, personal stories, social commentary and deliberately absurd riffs all sit alongside stand-up sensibilities, with little concern for keeping the conversation tidy or avoiding controversy.
Regular guests include Australian stand-up comedians and performers, while occasional conversations bring in political activists to discuss policy and organizing. The distinctive appeal is the contrast between chaotic, often crude humor and extend... more
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Recent guests on The Greg Larsen Show include:
1. Tom Cashman
2. Lena Moon
3. Meg Jager
4. Ben Hunter
5. Ben Russell
6. Jordan van den Lamb
7. Con Coutis
8. Zach Ruane
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