Join Australian Comedian Matt Stewart (and regular second banana Evan Munro-Smith) with rotating guests, as they explore primates in popular culture from Chimpan-A to Chimpan-Z!
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsComedyTV & Film |
This morning we woke up to the sad news of Jane Goodall's passing, so we've met in the Monkey House for an emergency episode!
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Dave and Jess return to the monkey house to talk about Robert Dudley's The ‘drunken monkey’ hypothesis!
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What the hell, another new super hero movie (very briefly) featuring a primate?! We're in a new golden age baby! To talk all about it we are joined in the Monkey House by Connor Schmidt (Who Knew It with Matt Stewart)!
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Superman is back, as is Lex Luther - now with added monkeys! Joined in the Monkey House by Connor Schmidt (Who Knew It with Matt Stewart) we get stuck into it, enjoy!
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Decided to listen backwards from the most recent episode and Evan’s choice of best primate irrationally infuriates me!!! Great pod!!!
I was originally going to disregard this pod as just another copy-cat of The Mike Check Podcast. But to my surprise Host Matt Stewart had the blessing Cameron James and Alexi. If you’re a fan of apes this podcast is for you!
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This podcast brings humor and insightful commentary to the intersection of primates and popular culture. With a comedic angle, the host and guests delve into various topics related to primates, including their portrayal in films, television, and other media. Each episode features light-hearted discussions that often touch upon significant figures in the world of primatology and the comical aspects of primate behavior as depicted in entertainment. The charm of this show lies in its dedication to celebrating primates while maintaining a fun and engaging atmosphere. Listeners can expect a unique blend of comedy and cultural critique, making it appealing for both primate aficionados and casual fans alike.
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