
An award winning podcast hosted by three of the worst brains Australia has to offer. Two guys named Joel and their friend answer pop culture’s most important questions in the wrongest way possible. Not a Star Wars podcast. Subscribe to the Bad Brain Boys on Apple Podcasts for even more content to ruin your day.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 776 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

This week we are joined by Matt Stewart from Prime Mates to ponder the question what if Harambe was buried in Stephen King's Pet Sematary? From guesting on Joe Rogan to the etymology of tossing salad, this is an episode where we all learn things. Som... more
Today the boys are joined by wonderful friend and even more wonderfuller comedian Lauren Bonner to ask a very important question one of YOU had: which green guy is the best to be? There are so many good green guys! There’s Hulk whomst gets purple pan... more
Lena is joined by her buffoon co-hosts Joel, Joel and Jackson to eventually discuss the problems with superpowers in job interviews. Jackson displays a problematic amount of whimsy, JD is out for Jackson’s blood before we even start the show and Zamm... more
We’re Duscher-less this week but we’re joined by George and Demi from Grin and Dandy to help answer another incredible pop culture question. This time we’re going back in time with only the information contained within our rotten brains to try and ex... more
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Listen to this show to hear a bunch of oafs confidently state incorrect things about stuff that doesn’t matter. I have been brought to tears (multiple times!) by the unparalleled idiocy in these episodes.
Whenever the world gets too scary and complicated, I pop in a few earbuds and listen to these knuckle draggers confidently state they know every animal or try or figure out where their sinuses are. By the time the episodes end, I’m smooth brained and clapping like a trained seal.
It really doe... more
This many stars. Ah duhh 5?? Yuah 5.
No review will do the boys justice. Stop reading, start listening.
Jackson accidentally reinvented a reserve team via Air Bud. I laughed uncontrollably. Great stuff.
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This show features a trio of hosts engaging in humorous and absurd explorations of pop culture, tackling intriguing questions and scenarios that often spiral into chaos. The discussions range from fictional character analyses to bizarre hypotheticals surrounding various media franchises. With a comedic tone, the hosts invite listeners to experience their distinctive brand of banter, which includes everything from playful critiques of beloved characters to wild speculations about how various narratives might unfold. The intersection of comedy and pop culture provides an entertaining escape for those seeking a unique take on familiar themes, characterized by an irreverent and carefree conversational style.
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1. George Demorellas
2. Demi Urekki
3. Darcy Smith
4. Sammy Peterson
5. James Clement
6. Lena Moon
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