Your favourite Crispy Boys hit the airwaves once again to discuss very little, as not much has really happened in British politics recently. Join us for 37 minutes of fun in a somewhat goofier episode as we attempt to figure out why exactly Joe...

The boys crack the case of the Queen's killer before setting out to find out exactly how much of the ongoing apocalypse they can cover in the forty minutes a free Zoom account allows.

In a rare treat for our listeners, Sam and Joe have released two episodes in the same year. We apply our searing political analysis to the recent Royal death and ask the real questions, like: who is behind Her Majesty's passing? Why is this cou...

Just when the world needed them most, the boys return to conquer the airwaves once more. For real Samoe heads who've been missing the pod, this episode has it all - cheese, royal scandals, partying prime ministers, and a surprising amount of pa...

We talk about how depressed we are that Joe Biden is becoming President, laugh about how the Democratic Party is so useless that it couldn't win back control of the Senate, map out the 'return' of the American Empire in the next four years, and...

We give our golden and based takes on the upcoming election for the presidency of the Federated Microstates of America, talk (relatively) briefly about Corbyn's suspension from the Labour Party, and start to explore the future of 'cancel cultur...

We discuss recent developments in Keir Starmer's campaign for the Labour leadership, Sam talks about his recently-found ability to bring news from the future to the present, and both of us battle sleep deprivation. Image credit: Getty

We give our thoughts on the long-awaited UK Cabinet reshuffle and talk about a dreaded subject: US politics. Join us to find out if Boris Johnson is powerful, how not to pronounce Pete Buttigieg's name, and whether Beyoncé and Elizabeth Warren ...

Joe and Sam talk about the Labour Leadership Election from the unheard perspective of cis white males and address burning issues facing the nation, such as: is it logistically possible to hold a Labour conference in a town? Will the Liberal Par...