HeyJaredStill talking with Jono and Rich
Still Talking with Jono and Rich is the podcast where two former radio hosts prove that even after the mics switch off… they’re still talking. Each episode dives into the everyday annoyances, funny life moments, and ridiculous situations we all face but rarely say out loud.
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Still Talking #142: Netflix Shows Just Stop, Tiny Dogs Are the Ultimate Man Card & How Much Should a Date Cost? (opens the original)
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You know when you're being mean to a friend for fun, then suddenly realise you've gone slightly too far and have to desperately make it clear you actually love them? That's friendship. Also this episode: Why do Netflix shows just STOP? No ending, no explanation, just cancelled and apparently we're supposed to move on with our lives. Forget sports cars — apparently a bloke confidently walking a tiny dog is the ultimate man card. How much should you actually spend on a date if you're trying to imp
Still Talking #141: THERE IS A GHOST IN MY HOUSE, Rich Goes Full Karen, His Trainer Ghosted Him & Why We're Going Grey (opens the original)
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Rich is completely done with the Microsoft Authenticator . Seriously, who else is trying this hard to log in and do his work? If someone wants to do it for him, LET THEM IN. Also this episode: A water attack from the neighbour sends Rich into full Karen mode. There are times to remain calm. This wasn't one of them. Rich's trainer has ghosted him — which is quite an achievement when you're literally paying someone to spend time with you. What's actually behind grey hair , and can we stop blaming
Still Talking #140: Alligators in the Sewers, Rich Has Another Lookalike, Disney+ Wants More Money & The Rudest Place Names (opens the original)
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Rich loves giving a dog a treat and watching them immediately walk away like, “Thanks. I’ll be in my office.” No celebration. No small talk. Transaction complete. Also this episode: Rich has been told he has another celebrity lookalike — because apparently one Rich isn't enough. Turns out the old story about alligators living in the sewers might not be quite as ridiculous as we thought. Disney+ and ads — because paying for something apparently doesn't always mean you get to watch it without inte
Still Talking #139: Rich Crashed, Dirty Bums, CDs Are Back & Why Are We Scared of Messages? (opens the original)
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Jono would quite like to know what happened since February . He dissociated for a little while, looked up and somehow it's September . Also this episode: Rich crashed. Not metaphorically. There's a story. Rich Turns agony Aunt Get your 80s gear back out — apparently we're not finished with it yet. The weird modern fear of messages . You see the notification, immediately assume something terrible has happened, then refuse to open it for three hours. CDs are coming back , because we've apparently
Still Talking #138: Plates We Need to Ban, What Would You Save in a Fire & Testicle Tasting?! (opens the original)
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When someone says “don't take it personally,” how exactly are you supposed to take it? Romantically? Spiritually? It's always bloody personal. Also this episode: Rich has had enough of unacceptable plates . Square plates, tiny sharing plates, decorative plates that barely hold food — JUST GIVE HIM A PLATE. How long is too long in the shower , and what are people actually doing in there? If your house was on fire and everyone was safe, what's the one thing you'd grab? Rich has heard about somethi
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