A Git & A Geezah

Runaway Kangaroo, Clown Ban & The Meaning of Discovery

This week’s episode is a proper mix of weird headlines, random conversations, and surprisingly deep thoughts. We kick things off with the story of a runaway kangaroo on the loose, followed by the bizarre news that Bolivia has banned clowns in certain situations — a headline we never thought we’d read. From there, we dive into random news, politics, and whatever else is happening in the world, before finishing the episode with a surprisingly interesting discussion about the word “discover” — what it means, the different connotations, and how words can shape the way we think. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Pop-Up Driveway Pubs, Stowaway Fox & Sports Catch-Up | Pints on Demand

This week’s episode is a proper mix of chill catch-up and absolute chaos. We start with some sports talk and life updates, getting back into the swing of things and sharing what we’ve been up to. Then we head to one of the best ideas we’ve ever heard — a mobile pub popping up in people’s driveways, bringing pints straight to your neighborhood. From there, we dive into the bizarre journey of a fox that somehow smuggled itself into the US from the UK, proving even wildlife is getting into international travel. It’s laid-back vibes, weird news, and plenty of laughs as always. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Coffin Meditation, Runaway Tortoise & Sports Talk | The World Gets Weird

This week’s episode takes us from the bizarre to the surprisingly impressive. We start in Japan, where people are meditating inside coffins as part of a strange spiritual practice designed to reflect on life and mortality. Then we follow the slow but determined journey of an escaped tortoise from Georgia that somehow managed to travel miles away from home. Along the way, we dive into various sports stories, share our takes on what’s happening in the sporting world, and get sidetracked with the usual tangents and laughs. It’s meditation, marathon tortoises, and a little bit of sports — all wrapped up in another strange week of news. 🎙️ ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

DTW Airport Crash, Attenborough’s Garden Murder & Zoo Popsicles in Rio | Heat, History & Headlines"

This week’s episode is packed with chaos, crime, and some surprisingly wholesome animal content. We kick things off with the shocking story of a car crashing into Detroit Metro (DTW) Airport, breaking down what happened and how something like that even unfolds. Then we head to the UK, where Sir David Attenborough’s garden helped solve a Victorian-era murder case — yes, really. It’s history, science, and true crime colliding in the most unexpected way. Finally, we cool things down in Brazil, where a Rio zoo has been handing out frozen popsicles to animals to help them cope with extreme heat. Along the way, we mix in our usual takes, tangents, and laughs as we unpack the wildest headlines of the week. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Runaway Emu Arrested, Casino Mistake Jackpot & Iran’s Super Weapons | Weird Wins & World News

This week’s episode is another rollercoaster. We start in Florida, where a police deputy heroically captured a runaway emu, proving once again that no two shifts are ever the same. Then we dive into the unbelievable story of a visually impaired man who struck it big on a casino game machine — because he thought it was a Dr Pepper vending machine. Sometimes luck really is blind. From there, we zoom out to bigger headlines, breaking down talk around super weapons and Iran, and what it all could mean on the global stage. As always, we mix serious news with ridiculous moments, plenty of laughs, and our usual chaotic commentary. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.