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Driving Drunk with Carpool
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Join the Carpool Crew as they discuss a range of topics of varying triviality.
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Join the Carpool Crew as they discuss You Were Never Really Here, the oldest usage of CGI in filmmaking, the upcoming new seasons of True Detective and House of Cards, and so bad–it’s–good films like Story of Ricky (and just plain terrible films like Foodfight!)
Join the Carpool Crew as they discuss a range of varying topics of triviality, including beer, new speed cameras in Perth, the plastic bag ban, and much more.
Join the Carpool Crew as they discuss a range of topics, including such topical events as E3 2018, and much more.
Join the Carpool Crew as David recounts his experience with Solo: A Star Wars Story.
Join the Carpool crew as the meander through topics including action movie, television shows, videogames, wikipedia article rabbit holes, and how Kanye West uses his computer... But certainly not Chris Chan.
Join the Carpool Crew as they return to talk about topics ranging from politics, to golfing, to works of art such as Pixar’s cars (also: Michelangelo’s David), and develop the original screenplay for the original Carpool dramatisation “The Civil Painter”.
The Carpool crew return in 2018 with a live show, talking about Star Wars The Last Jedi and the holiday special, the recent Logan Paul drama, the future (and the past) of Carpool productions, and much more.
The Carpool Crew return from another long hiatus to discuss such topical matters as a ten–year–old television show, Peewee Herman’s illicit exploits, and the far-future reality of the eternal Disney movie machine and Facebook’s implications on humanity.
Join the Carpool Crew as they attempt to balance a Ferrero Rocher on their microphone, discuss the implications of recording conversations as a podcast, the little-known United Republic of Czechoyoprussian Empire, the inevitable AI and robot uprising, and more.
Recorded 2 months ago, when Brett was congratulating himself on more timely podcast releases, enjoy this 2 month old time capsule into the far-flung past where the Carpool crew speculate about VR technology, Adult Swim cartoons and more.
Join the Carpool Crew as they recount their adventure at X-Scape at the City, having each survived multiple run-ins with the largest waterslide in the Southern Hemisphere, plus random digressions into James Bond and Terminator 2, and impressions on the new Star Wars Rogue One trailer.
Join the Carpool Crew as the return from a brief hiatus of podcasting, to discuss important topics including diet soft drinks and alochol slushies, music, Respawn Cheez TV event follow-up, pranking for “Public Awareness” and more.
The Carpool Crew return to discuss drinking, diet soda beverage rankings and unnatural energy drinks, The Hateful Eight, The return of Jade and Ryan from Cheez TV and more.
The Carpool crew return to discuss their impressions of and spoil the ending to Star Wars: The Force Awakens, movie trailers, the original and prequel trilogies, and the Independence Day Resurgence and Star Trek Beyond trailers.
Brett and David discuss Star Wars: The Force Awakens on the way back from the cinemas.
The Carpool Crew discuss Adventure World, Trolly Facebook comments, Tim & Eric, Spectre, and Star Wars Force Awakens expectations.
David, Michael and Brett are joined by special guest Stephen Jones to discuss Back to the Future, Laser Discs, 4K Blu Ray, Quentin Tarantino, David Cameron’s pignitiation, Dictators, A Current Affairs with Pubes, Star Wars and more.
The Carpool crew convene to play a round of Exploding Kittens and discuss The Royal Show, aging, various TV shows and books.
The Carpool crew return to discuss Super Mario Maker, True Detective Season 2, Waterslides in Perth, Good Movie Adaptations, IMDB ratings, reminiscing over classic internet video series, and surreal Australian Simpson parodies.
David, Michael and Brett return to discuss — amongst other things — a new Carpool video inspired by unoriginal and unintentionally ironic tattoos, the production of Too Many Uncles coinciding with the Adam Goodes racially motivated booing controversy, Inside Out, Wreck-it Ralph and lesser films like Pixels and Minions (and the sudden breakthrough of Minions into mainstream consciousness and our Facebook feeds as images with unrelated captions).
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