Ep 24 - The Croydon Cat Killer

Ep 25 - Proof Of Reincarnation?

Father's Day sees Bobby living the dream—fishing all day, enjoying a Toblerone, a few beers, some sweets, and a well-earned nap, while Sian somehow ends up cutting the grass and helping around the house. This week's Spin the Yarn explores two of the most compelling reincarnation cases ever recorded. From the eerie similarities surrounding the Pollock Twins to the extraordinary story of Dorothy Eady, who believed she had lived a previous life in Ancient Egypt, we ask the question... could reincarnation be real? In Midnight Cringe, Sian finally gets to meet her podcast heroes, Tony and Ryan, after travelling across London for a secret meet and greet. The only problem? The first thing she blurts out is that she's been waiting ages... and desperately needs a poo. We finish with this week's algorithm, featuring a 36-year-old woman living life as a 12-year-old, before Bobby crosses the line once again with the bizarre case of a woman who woke up speaking with a Chinese accent after a migraine. Ancient mysteries, awkward encounters, and the usual waffle. 🏠🧇

Ep 24 - The Croydon Cat Killer

This week we catch up on Blue Therapy, explain why you should avoid Ed Sheeran's One Shot at all costs, and Sian continues her commitment to Married at First Sight Australia. In Who Pissed in Your Horse-Riding Shoe?, Bobby is fed up with people shouting upstairs and then refusing to answer when you shout back, while Sian declares war on the calories hidden in fruit. For this week's Spin the Yarn, Sian investigates the strange case of the Croydon Cat Killer, exploring the bizarre details, public panic, and theories that a serial killer may have been responsible. In Load of Waffle, Bobby presents two unbelievable stories—one completely made up and one entirely true. Can you work out whether it's the girl with two brains or the Jim Twins that actually happened? We finish with this week's algorithm, featuring a 63-year-old weed smuggler, nostalgic memories of old mobile phones, and a few more of Bobby's favourite internet clips. True crime, strange stories, and the usual waffle. 🏠🧇

Ep 23 - The Real Tales of the Genie

This week, Sian returns from holiday with no tan and a fresh rant about people taking their shoes off on planes. We also discuss the wonderfully awkward Virgin Island. In Spin the Yarn, Bobby explores the real story behind the Genie—the mysterious Jinn, King Solomon, and the legends surrounding the supernatural beings that inspired the myth. We finish up with a bizarre story about an eight-year-old girl who drove 11 miles to go shopping, before Bobby shares some of the internet's dumbest videos. Ancient folklore, strange news, and the usual waffle.

Ep 22 - The Legend Of The Bell Witch

This week, Sian has gone and got her hair cut again, because apparently that's what people do when they have their lives together. Bobby kicks off What's Your Beef? with a rant about the return of Jeffrey Dahmer-style glasses and the realisation that the younger generation have absolutely no idea where the trend came from. In Spin the Yarn, Sian takes us deep into the Appalachian Mountains to uncover the chilling legend of the Bell Witch. From unexplained noises to sinister encounters, we explore one of America's most famous paranormal tales, along with a few other strange stories from the region. Over in the algorithm, we discuss the growing army of influencers trying to sell us things we definitely don't need, discover a surprising fact about Akon's real name, and Bobby rounds things off with a collection of audio clips that had us crying with laughter. A mix of ghost stories, grumbles, and complete b**llocks—as usual. 🏠🧇

Ep 21 - The Thailand Prison Escape

This week starts with Sian nearly chopping off her finger, Von Pickle adding a few questionable words to his vocabulary, and Bobby joining the neighbourhood WhatsApp group, where he's already become acquainted with Trudy—the local Karen. In Spin the Yarn, Bobby tells the incredible story of David McMillan and his daring escape from a prison in Thailand. It's one of those stories that sounds too mad to be true, packed with tension, close calls, and enough sweaty-palm moments to keep you hooked. Sian also introduces a brand-new segment, What's Your Beef?, where she gets something off her chest that's been winding her up all week—parents bringing older kids to parties and completely taking over what should be for the little ones. We finish off in the algorithm with some surprisingly wholesome content about saving animals and people generally being decent for a change. A good mix of prison escapes, neighbourhood drama, and minor grievances this week. Lets get into it🏠🧇