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Podcast · By CyTV · Australian English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Future Australia Black Hole Roombas and Mountain Cities (opens the original)

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    🐦 Future Australia Black Hole Roombas and Mountain Cities Real Talk is Cheep 13.11 WARNING 18+ CONTENT, CONTAINS: Repeated explicit bestiality, sexual assault and attempted abduction of minors likely exceed YouTube age-restriction threshold. Real Talk is Cheap returns for a freewheeling conversation that starts with software delays and spirals into a speculative future for Australia. The hosts imagine hollowing out the Great Dividing Range into a 3,500-kilometre underground city, stacking farms,

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Nicotine-Free Cigarettes, September 11, AI Underpants (opens the original)

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    Real Talk is Cheep 13.10 🐦 Nicotine-Free Cigarettes, September 11, AI Underpants WARNING 18+ CONTENT, CONTAINS: Graphic sexual references involving minors and explicit sexual descriptions (Epstein DLC, self-abuse) cross YouTube age-restriction threshold. Cypher and Arian move from nicotine-free double happiness cigarettes to state-run black markets, medicinal smoking, and DIY substitutes like black tea and tinctures. Quitting methods, from cold turkey to Champix, and the idea that healing lungs

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    What Happens When AI and TikTok Rewire Reality? (opens the original)

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    🐦 Real Talk is Cheep 13.9 What Happens When AI and TikTok Rewire Reality? Cypher opens up about his lifelong hyper vigilance born from childhood abuse and racial profiling, and offers a simple idea: a card that lets police know he's not a threat, just someone with an overactive threat-detection system. The hosts then fast-forward to a near future where AI streams fully interactive 3D worlds, personalized ads, and even synthetic relationships, questioning how these technologies might reshape desi

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Dolly Parton, Dalmatian Coats, and the AI Box Revolution (opens the original)

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    🐦 Real Talk is Cheep 13.8 Dolly Parton, Dalmatian Coats, and the AI Box Revolution This episode wanders from a milestone celebration into a surprisingly detailed plan for humane Dalmatian fur farming via strategic shedding. The hosts then imagine Dolly Parton's posthumous AI resurrection, a future robot revolution soundtracked by Jolene, and the rise of cheap AI boxes from China that could make powerful local AI accessible to everyone. Along the way, they riff on AI-generated movies, the collaps

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Police Want Your Phone: Australia's New Surveillance Powers (opens the original)

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    🐦 Real Talk is Cheap 13.7 Police Want Your Phone: Australia's New Surveillance Powers This episode unpacks Australian police powers to demand and download the contents of your phone. Cypher and Arian dig into the privacy implications, the potential for abuse, and share personal stories of police overreach that make the new law feel unsettling. From there, the conversation turns to New South Wales plans to allow certain community groups to act as armed police, and what that could mean for ordinar

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