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Father and Son Days

Join us as we begin our epic journey across the generations, listen as we dive into all of life's greatest mysteries and gasp in amazement as we solve the worlds ecological and economical problems.Not really... We're just a Father and his son chatting rubbish about rubbish......

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
14
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Episode 195 - Talking Rubbish #21: Soft Office Hands Boy (opens the original)

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    This week we discover that Father and Son Days is at the forefront of audio-based time travel and may also be one of the longest-running least-successful podcasts in existence. Guinness World Records, please get in touch. From there, David remembers his illustrious career as a hair model, Conor reveals his primary-school fashion credentials and both seriously consider their options for a return to the industry. David has hands, feet and a distinguished older gentleman aesthetic. Conor has a bear

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Bonus Episode - Dex Blinko Supercut - Chapters 11-19 (opens the original)

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    After bringing together the opening ten chapters of Dex Blinko , we’re back with the next batch — Chapters 11–19, collected into one continuous supercut. As before, Conor and David are still taking turns writing the story one chapter at a time, with neither knowing exactly what the other is going to do next. Which means every new chapter has to deal with whatever problems, characters, revelations or complete nonsense the previous writer has left behind. Originally scattered across the following

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Episode 194 - Senses: Sight (opens the original)

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    This week we launch our brand-new series about the senses by confidently declaring sight the best one. Which is excellent news for everybody listening to our entirely audio-based podcast. Before the science begins, one cat disappears, another rubs itself against Conor, David prepares to scream if either bites his legs, somebody kicks a box of Lego and a work desk is revealed to contain shower gel, Christmas decorations, a pizza cutter and a kazoo. Then Prince George starting secondary school lea

  4. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Bonus Episode - Dex Blinko Supercut - Chapters 1-10 (opens the original)

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    Back on 16th November 2025, we made the questionable decision to start writing a story together. The rules were simple: Conor would write Chapter One, David would continue it with Chapter Two, Conor would have to deal with whatever David had done in Chapter Three, and so on. Neither of us knew where the story was going, what the other person was planning, or quite how ridiculous things would become. The result was Dex Blinko . Originally scattered across the first ten Talking Rubbish episodes, t

  5. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Episode 193 - Talking Rubbish #20: Special Sauce Machine (opens the original)

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    David has survived a hectic day at his new job involving thirty minutes of robot dancing, while Conor has responded to being incredibly busy by Googling his own podcast and buying an unreasonable number of sauces. We discuss bloody cross-country chafing, carbon-dated freezer food and the Heinz Remix machine, before What's in the CREMBAG? turns Conor yellow and sends us down a rabbit hole of unusual beauty standards around the world. Then David discovers a woman who spent years unsuccessfully try

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