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From backyard ideas to big-picture thinking, honesty, curiosity, a bit of humour, some swear words and a kiwi accent. Tune in for grounded yet unhinged conversations, fresh perspectives, and yarn’s worth having (maybe).

Some will say this week had too many topics. Some will say not one was finished. No-one can say it's not undiagnosed ADHD on a podcast.This weeks Fuck That's Funny: Trumps neckussy.

CJ talks about believing you are enough and how society feeds off you thinking you're now. Also in hysterics over the work bro smacking someone in the back of the head (on accident).

Repair, art & the importance of not leaving some words out. Do or do not, there is not try, or is there? Questionable.

This weeks take-away: How do you want to be remembered?Corrections: I said Catan, I meant Dungeons and Dragons. Nobody probably cares. Netherwalker is a sick as fuck band, that's really all there is to it.

On this weeks episode of Yeah Nah Yeah. Recognising unconditional love from friends. Donna Bruce's "That's gay" comment and Brian Tamaki has his guns taken off him but gains a couple of bazookas in an AI photograph.

The saga of saving money and buying a new whip. Introducing the new "Fuck That's Funny" segment or whatever the word is for a new part of the podcast.

This week CJ talks about mens mental health month and the paradox of being there for others. Apparently she has forgotten how often we vote (it's not yearly). ACC sensitive claims counselling (it's free btw) and letting your friends know you're there.Free call or text 1737. Available 24 hours a day to talk (or text) with a trained counsellor for free in NZ.

The reality of a high protein diet at the gym and the shart tale of the cucumber hot house.

CJ shares the perspective of seeing life as a book. Does it feel like you are in the middle of writing the next best selling horror story or maybe the most boring book ever written? You have the option to change the ending.

Long weekend getaway, dog eats himself to scary farts & the importance of who you have around you.